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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1989 volume:

HENRYVILLE SCHOOL PRINCIPALS . I 3 v i Mr. Doug Arnold JuniorEenior High School Principal Mr. Ron Lancioni LL Elementary School Principal H eLV v, i HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. Amos ELEMENTARY SECRETARY: Mrs. Horton GUIDANCE: Mrs. Mollohan TREASURER: Mrs. Baxter HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Becker Mrs. Burch Mr. Calfee Mrs. Cissell Ms. Davis English English History History Typing Spanish Shorthand Mrs. Dietrich Mrs. Eiler Ms. Evans Mrs. Furnish Mr. Gilbert Home Ec. Math Resource Teacher Home Ec. Science Left: Mr. Rademacher shows Troy Phillips how to break down a simple trigonometry problem into a better way understood Right: Caught by surprise Mr. Gilbert hard at work WWW. Aw. i l' Ll qud u Mr. Giangarra Band Mr. Liester Science WORKING HARD Mrs. Guernsey Attendance Teachers Aide Ms. Marsh Librarian Mr. Heid Computers Mrs. McIntyer English Left: Mrs. Eiler erasing the homework her students placed on the chalkboard. Right: Mr. Johnson trying to break a smile. Mrs. Holaday Art Mrs. Murphy Art French Mr. J ohnson P.EJHealth Mr. Prall Science Mr. Rademacher Math Mr. Reiger Agriculture Mrs. Teague Mrs. Teague getting her papers together for another late'night grading session. Math .gu' Mr. Traylor PEH-Iealth Accounting .Ou' Mr. Richmer History SociologylEconomics Above: Mrs. Murphy shows us things can get hilarious in the teachers lounge. Right: Ms. Evans demonstrates the serious aspect of teaching . . . maperworm Mrs. Smith High SchooUElementary Counselor Miss Sutton Math kl? M? ' 2 Mrs. Badger Aide Mrs. Cole Kindergarten Mrs. Gutierrez Kindergarten Mrs. Lovins Second Grade ELEMENTARY FACULTY Miss Back Mrs. Bailey Mr. Barksdale Student Teacher First Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. Day Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Downing Reading Aide Fourth Grade Speech Therapist Mrs. Glass Mrs. Gwin Mrs. Holaday Reading Aide Fifth Grade Art Mr. McKay Mrs. Bates Third Grade Student Teacher Mrs. Carpenter Third Grade Mrs. Ebling Resource Mrs. Kinard Sixth Grade . ...- L'a-hli , k1. SUCCEEDS IN KNOWLEDGE Ax Mrs. Nash MIS- Perrin Mrs. Price Mrs. Richmer Mrs. Roby Art First Grade Gym First Grade k. -! pV Mrs. Roland Mrs. Ruckle Mrs. Rury Mrs. Scott Mrs. Sigman ' 5 SlXth Grade Art Second Grade Fifth Grade Reading Aide i 4$x Q M1.'s. Smith Mr. Trinkle Mrs. Whitesell Mrs. Wright Mrs. Yates Thlrd Grade Student Teacher Resource Teacher Second Grade Resource Aide zX Left: Mrs. Roland taking a break I from putting 1 grades on her students papers. Right: Mr. Barksdale playing on the ladder in the gym. Mr. Young H Sixth Grade LU 9 : u Bus Drivers: Bill Martin, Dale Robertson, Marshall Robertson, and Ernie Guthrie. Standing: Janet Smith, Bill Milner, Fae Schroeder, Bud Schroeder, Roscoe Smith, Ray Donahoe, Teenny Munk, and McKee Munk. Above: Maintenance Eddy Baxter Far left: Elementary Daytime Custodian Ray Donahoe Middle left: High School Daytime Custodian Marshall Jones Left: Parent Volunteer Jean Cothron Cooks: Jane GoodmaMSupervisor, Nancy Vest, Sue Howson, Shirley Fredricks, Margaret Campbell, and Diana Taylor. rm Jenny, the housemaid a Zog, the weird gardner Matt Rice , ' Nightshgde, housekeep- f, I ' WW: Kristi Sghroeder ' Robin a?;ayigginton t rs. Dagmar, pul, eath K - Gree v . y Bear eff Milner Denise Ja : ' Sally, Betty, Maureen, x i Nurse Cl ' f Countess ' Hector : er Row 1: Jeff Milner and Sabrina Simmons. Row 2: Leigh Donahoe, Robin Wiggin- Jonnie, a 905Ce'6a8e': , ton, Pam Martin, Kristi Schroeder, and Jennifer Deaton. In Back: Bryan Coomer, NormaI'Irrpe 109? 4' Chuck Taylor, Jason Prather, Matt Rice, Amy Zollman, Tiffany Richards, Kevan televmoy 930 te; Tabor, Theresa Dunn, Denise Jamison, Windy Melton, Kelly Greenwood, Troy Morganmgngltste Phillips, Lisa Ariwongse, Ken Moore, Malissa McCutcheon, Missy Beard, and Karen Mitchell. The Senior Play, uThe Dracula Kidds was spon- sored by Mrs. Guernsey and Ms. Evans. Many people helped the members on the play by work- ing on the crew. The crew members were: Troy Phillips, Amy Zollman, Karen Mitchell, and Ken Moore. Left: Morgana Crystal getting the impression of Purina Dog Chow. Right: Miss Gaspar getting the chance to Visit the Supul mansion. Left corner: Zog wanting to become a male model. Below left: Jenny helping Mrs. Supul with her indigestion tablets. Below: Sally running into Countess Dracula whots looking for someone healthy. Below right: Hector calling Norma Trueblood to see if she could get a story started. Far right corner: Miss Gaspar reassuring Dr. Hall that the kids are fine. LP'W'Ly - , SENIORS TRIPPING OUT OF SCHOOL Y'W l V: The seniors packed a month of fun into one week. They visited Gettysburg, New York, Philadelphia and Washington DC. They also saw many monuments and sites, but most 1 important of all they spent some of their last precious moments with their classmates. d obably 1g e L eney. - low leftyM kes hi l' : Courtney, Drake, Jamison, Dunn, Sweeney, Hahn, Zollman, Beard, Mitchell, Wigging- ton, Simmons, Greenwood, Coomer, Deaton, Mullins, Ariwongse, Row 2: Coomer, Price, Martin, Schroeder, Calfee, Mitchell, Chapman, Moore, Sponsors: Mrser Guernsey, Ms Marsh, Dunn, Phillips, Badger, Sands, Melton, Donahoe, Coomer, Row 3: Agan, Ater, Rice, Burr, Stewart, Wright, Tabor, Prather, Milner, Schneider 11 .nmazom beam was .mcoEEmm acinmm .3236 8:2 ESE; zqst Emmiw 53m coax? 533m .moqow 955m thsm :mew .8er SEQ 6 30m .8825 swam van .uowmmcnom 35a .3525 NASH 55m mFSE 509630 com 556. buoam umwmoiom Ewivm .smESSEmmeBmasow SERVO .8738 x250 .pvumauoam saow Hm 30m $23ch 23:22 cam c234 :Aow 6x84 38m 6.8mm $22 nzmaoag 53x .ooamcoQ :3me auncobxm mama? 59655 $989 50232 aware, huwmvmm 53H. ,swEHEN beau v 30m .woim mqsww 98 .mwcmm $0an 695000 zmm .amwaow 3mg .oxgm chwQ 595330 3.84 .ZoLBWE 96am Jamia 3:: 62m 3mg .SEOOO :wbm .9802 :mx .8304 mESmO .zmcmoam h8g8? Hm 30m .sswm 5mg cam .mozsom 823 58:50 zEEmE detoO zEEmE ,mwhmsomm N333? .mmanow EEO comsousooz ammzmz .omSQ mzmoq deBoEoEzmmwsoBCzw 35 585343 Enom .2582 8mm acisg EUm um 30m .gmmx :wtm v.8 dood x89 .ummwmm ?me .3522 $85 cogsoz 3qu 58me Herccmw dash. $2an demmamw $$me :74: Sam JEBSm umZ .umaamgm GOmmw 12 No matter how nice you look, the final touches to your cap are very important for the ttturning of the tasselsii as Shown by Denise. For many seniors they waited 180 days for May 26 to come around. The time to graduate from H.H.S. and start their future. To others this was the final ttgoodbyeii, as shown in the top left K corner. Left: Tammy, Jenny, Pam, and Kristi show ttthumbs up as they prove they could do it! Right: Ray is greeted by his parents after he receives his di- r- 13 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Left: Most Intelligent: Bryan Coomer and Lisa Ariwongse Right: Most Likeable: John Eberhardt and Pam Martin Left: Most Athletic: Amy Zollman and Davy Badger Right: Most Spirited: Kevin Tabor and Leigh Donahoe Left: Most Dependable: Matt Rice and Missy Beard Right: Class Clown: Kristi Schroeder and Tony Spano 14 L,.. . ' SENIOR SPIRIT IS BREAKING OUT BIG Above: Lisa hiding her goodies. Right: Windy and Pam, the cell mates. Below: Malissa trying to pick a winner off of Tonia. Middle right: Matt and his bee buddy. Bottom left: The Senior Chain Gang. Kris acting like a Senior. IL! VP SENIORS AND CLASS OFFICERS J ohn Eberhardt Tammy Gullion Senior Officers Windy Melton Treasurer and Leigh Donahoe - Secretary 6tandiny Tracy Badger Sgt at Arms and Bryan Coomer - Vice President. $ 16 Brian Keith Scott Sands Donna J ohnston Matt J ordan Laura Sculley 14 Barry S. Agan Lisa Beth Ariwongse Lonnie Dale Ater David W. Badger, Jr. Tracy Lynn Badger Melissa Renee Beard Daniel Blake Theresa Bundren Trevis Burr SRI Dana Michele Calfee Larry W. Chapman Tammy Gail Coffman Bryan Douglas Coomer Karen Elainee Coomer Debbie Lynn Courtney J ennifer Lenore Deaton Jennifer Leigh Donahoe Leslie D. Drake II SR hi 3' WWW Sherry Dunn Theresa Lynn Dunn Dennis East Michelle Lee Fenwick Mike Grubbs Kelli E. Hahn Tasha Yvonne Haycox Pamela Sue Irish Robin Denise Jamison SR 111 1 n Troy Allen Leep Catrinia Locke Scott Locke Danny Martin Pamela Nicole Martin Malissa Sue McCutcheon Windy Yvonne Melton Jeffrey Lee Milner Karen S. Mitchell IV SR .- Steven W. Mitchell Ken Moore Tonia Renee Moulder Kimberly Mullins Troy Phillips Jason Prather Jennifer L. Price Matthew A. Rice Tiffany Lynn Richards SRV $.13 Jody Schneider Kristi Leigh Schroeder Sabrina Ann Simmons Nathaniel E. Stewart Tamara Sweeney Kevan Tabor Chuck Taylor Robin Denise Wigginton Mike Wright VI SR Amy Lynn Zollman Patricia M. Zollman Row 1: Denise Jamison, Jason Prather, Trevis Burr, and Kelli Hahn. Row 2: Tammy Coffman, Matt Rice, and Leigh Donahoe. Row 3: Mi- 1 chelle Fenwick and Debbie Courtney. Top: Karen Coomer. Row 1: Tammy Coffman, Leslie Drake, Sr. Class Sponsors: Dean Guernsey and Pat Marsh, Kelli Hahn, Denise Jamison, Bryan Coomer. Row 2: Theresa Dunn, Amy Zollman, Michelle Fenwick, Karen Coomer, Donna Johnston, Kelli Greenwood, Trevis Burr, Leigh Donahoe, Malissa McCutcheon, Sabrina Simmons, Jason Prather, Barry Agan, Debbie Courtney, Lonnie Ater, Lisa Ariwongse, Robin Wigginton, Pam Martin, Jennifer Deaton, Troy Phillips, Karen Mitchell, Ken Moore, Jody Schneider, Top: Matt Rice, Larry Chapman, Kevan Tabor, Catrinia Locke, Nat Stewart, Davy Badger, Steve Mitchell, Kim Mullins, Jeff Milner, and Mike Wright. SR VII Top right: Kelli Hahn, Donna Johnston, Denise Jamison, Leigh Donahoe, and Jason Prather. Back row: Kevan Tabor, Catrinia Locke, Theresa Dunn, Amy Zollman, Michelle Fenwick, Karen Coomer, Tammy Coffman, Malissa McCutcheon, Kelly Greenwood, Debbie Courtney, Trevis Burr, and Sabrina Simmons. Below right: Matt Rice, Trevis Burr, and Jason Prather rolling with the times. S E N I . O R S VIII SR Sammy Akins Tamie Armstrong Michael Bailey Doug Basham Rick Beutel Steven Bindner Richard Boyd Matt Bridges Kevin Brock Mike Chapman Donnie Clute Troy Coomes John Cortie James Daily Angela Deal Kara Dietrich Nathan Fetz Sean Goldman Curtis Gregory First Row: HistoriaMKelli Hurly, SponsorVMrs. Becher, and Mrs Holaday Second Row: PresidenUCharlotte Short, TreasureMApril Leitner, Vice-PresidenUTyra Klee- hammer, SecretarWRobin Hinkle Rebecca Griffin Scott Gullion Wayne Gullion Cari Hall Leasa Hamblin Rose Harbold 18 INTO 1990 Kevin Heath Tony Higdon Robbin Hinkle Kelli Hurley Tyra Kleehammer April Leitner Chris Lewe Mike Marling Chris McGuyer Chris Meek Larry Mikel Brian Mullins Scott Nasby Donna O Brien Matt Owen Sandy Packwood Ray Perry Tim Plummer Chad Ramirez Jammie Reno Angela Richardson Lisa Roark Sonya Sanders Eric Schlechty Charlotte Short Cheri Smith Melissa Smith Tim Smith Kevin Stewart Julie Tucker Robin Vetter Dorita Ward Not Shown: Steven Hall Jerry Melton 19 JUNIORS ONE MORE YEAR TO SERVE Steve 8: Scotts making their get away plans for tonight heist. t 1:. th h ' , ' , ' . Charlotteh ge t away food. Jon 3 a mg at e dldn t do 1t 8: he 11 swear to 11; if . 3 suscipious looking characters, Julie, Jammie says 1,11 talk, 1,11 talV, just put me down. Cheri 85 Angela April 8: Kara, hard-nosed hall kids. I m-i SNAZY JAZZY SOPHOMORES I-.. I V I Michele looking confused. Class Officers Row 1: Anna Taylor and Denise Larison. Row 2: Junior Moore, Sponsors: Mr. Calfee and Mr. Reiger, and Jeff Waters. Amy, Jennifer, Becky, and Shannon waiting for the big Denise cheering her team moment. on to victory. 'L O O . X o O . Craig, Ben, and Becky jammiw down to Hail House Rock . C. . H... 21 Amy Annis Craig Ashley Bobbi Baker Kristy Bates Robby Biggs Tanya Boling Ben Bottorff Judy Caudill Scott Childress Julie Cooksey Becky Coomer David Edwards Rhonda Fenwick Robby Frakes Alissa Fulkerson Robin Goines David Edwards gathering a bag of pretzels to munch on before his basketball practice'. David, donot you know that there is not any protein in pretzels to give you the energy you will need during practice? Kristie Guthrie Jennifer Hunter Misty J ackson Mike J ohnson Chris Jones Tricia Jones Denise Larison Kevin Lewellen Chris Lewis Phillip Linne 22 Charles Grimes Matt Guernsey Jessica Guthrie Julie Guthrie Not shown: Leighda Cook Heather Gladden Mike Hall Jared Jackson Shawn Jennings 5h FOR THEIR TICKET TO THE FUTURE Shannon Looney Brian Lovins John Lynch Maggie Marling Rebekah Martin Vicki Martin J ason Mick Kevin Montgomery Jr Moore Bobby Moulder Above: Denise Larison and Anna Tay- Mike Peters lor ignoring the RE. baseball game. Ernie Powers Below: Nickcole Taylor, Jared Jackson, and Scott Mick waiting for the baseball. Jason Pyle Marsha Reno Todd Richardson Blane Richey J .R. Sheilds Robby Snell Carolyn Stephens Michelle Swisher Anna Taylor Nickcole Taylor Tony Thompson Tom Threckel John Tucker Jeff Waters Christina White Aaron Zollman Amy, Jennifer, Becky, Shan- non, and Vicki thinking of a plan to come back and win the game. 23 FRESHMEN ON A HIGH Scot Ames Billy Baird Tracy Basham Cindy Blake Kristie Blake Kim Boling Tony Boren Heather Bottorff Adam Calfee Mike Chew Becky Clute Micki Coffman Paige Cope John Daulton Lydia Daulton William Deaton H Susan Donahoe Q3 Adam Drake ' st: Above: Kristie, hard at work in French class. Phillip m . . . Eldridge nght: Erlc, domg what he does best. !0 Chris Evans Dawn Hall Daniel Larison Shelly Lovins Angie Marcum 5 Ronnie Miller l' 24 SPEED CHASE TO 1992 Steve Montgomery Bonny Mosley Misty Parsons Julie Phillips Stephanie Potts Treasea Pryor Angie Rothbauer Aaron Rudolph Right: Micki, donW; color outside of the lines! Eric Schroeder Larhesa Sexton Mandy Short Jason Shumate Heather Smallwood Christy Smith Damon Smith Jenny Smith Not Shown: Timmy Blakly Brad Braun Wes Bruner Lori Cozine Michael Crotchett Daniel Miller Sean Page Amber Krebs Chris Pike 1! Shawn Sorg Marie Stewart Angie VanGundy Nathan Warner Marina White Tracy Wiseman Tonya Zollman 25 DOING THEIR TIME WITH FUN AND LAUGHTER, FRESHMEN ARE HAPPY HERE ON AFTER AH-qp w, WW .aw '31 Lydia DaultorMSec., Mike Chew Pres., Kristy BlakeNice- Pres., Shawn SoryTrea. Jenny SmitMHis., Mrs. CisselVSpon- sor '4; m Adam Drake, alais Big Foot Steve Montgomery says don t worry, be 26 happy k1 h 7W ': - J EIGHTH GRADE CLASS ARE MOVING FAST Bobbie Jo Cothroanreasurer, Kirt PagdPresident, James HamblinNice-President, Summer 3' W t Guthrinistorian nan erner 1' w' , f1 . . Aaron Lewis and his inflatable head Tonya J ewell Eighth grade class working hard as usual 27 Sheri Amick Karen Ariwongse Angela Baird Vangela Baird Allen Banet Joanie Biesel Kenny Blakley Aron Brafford Jamie Broadus Tammy Cissell Bobbie Cothron Mary Courtney Allen Daily Robert Davis Wendy Dieterlen James Drake Daniel Dunn Christopher Edwards Wayne Griffin Summer Guthrie Amber Hall Jenny Hall Tammy Hamby Shawn Hood Brian Hughes Joseph Hutchinson Donnie Irish Tonya Jewell Jenny Johnson P.J. Jones Bill Landers Aaron Lewis xRuth Martin Jaclyn McCawley 28 1. 3 O EIGHTH GRADE .0000 Roger Hall James Hamblin $5! SCHOOL MATES Beth McDowell Brandi Melton Joe Moore Melinda Owens Kirt Page Leah Peters Joe Phillips Patty Pierce Jason Popp Jesse Prenatt J erry Prescott J enny Puryear Leah Racicot C.J. Reschar April Roberts Melissa Ryan Kristy Sanders Andy Saylor Melody Sculley Amy Simmons Rickie Smalley Angela Smallwood Jason Smith Stacey Smith Tommy Snell Melissa Spencer Mark Ward Brian Wernert April Wycoff Not shown: Steven Smallwood Jason Broadus 29 x4 BLU- TIME SLIPPING AWAY FOR CLASS OF 94' Lisa Applegate Jason Bongarden Scottie Carlson Vicki Cherry Jason Childress Karen Clark Paul Clute Tammie Combs Ricky Dent Chuck DeWeese Josh Douglas Shane Ellis Wendy Gilbert Jeff Gorden Charles Griffen Ginny Guernsey Areka, Dee, and Ginny having nothin but a good time! Leah Guernsey Matt Guthrie Tom Hall Brian Heath Kathy Hogue Matt Jones Richard Lang Bobby Leitner George Lynch Chantel McMinoway Kurk Meadors Stacy Middleton Mike Minton Areka Montgomery Dee Munk 30 . wyvh V . Nicki Napier Carrie Ramsey Robby Reschar Samantha Richards Greg Robertson Steve Robinson Bobbie Leitner - President, J ason Zollman Vice President, J ason Childress -- Treasurer, Nicki Napier - Secretary, Mrs. Bechar Spon- SOI' James Rogers Raymond Shadburn Tery Steir Michal Stephans John Taylor Timmy White Tony White Jammie Wright Hi! My name is Terry. Jason Zollman old for you! 31 Charles working? Matt, Shes too t 32 23.n- SEVENTH GRADE MOVING UP Grumpy, Smiley, Dopey Nikki Napier Treasurer Jason Zollman Vice President Bobby Leitner President Jason Childress Secretary Tony say Cheese --dE----V Tony Ames Todd Bailey John Banet Aaron Baugl J oleen Bowyer David Bundren Ricky Burton Jason Clemmons Heather Coomer Mike Daulton Wiley Davidson Matt Deaton Elaine Derringer Josh Drake Jenny Dunn Jason Eversman Brian Fess Jeremy Frakes Tonya Grider Angie Grimes Traci Higdon Carrie Hutchins Greg Johnson Dennis Kliessendorff Kelly Kopp Hope Lesnet Jennifer Lewe Stacie Looney Travis McIntosh Eric McMinoway Eric Miller Wende Miller Julie Milner James Miskell Deanna Mitchell T.J. Moore 34 FOR JUNIOR HIGH Lora Williams D.J. Wininger Chasty Zollman Aaron and David merrily go along. Matt studying to be a mathetician. Rickey and David Christie Mullins Jason Nasby Angel Page Micah Pangburn Melvin Peveler Jeremy Pickerill Kevin Porter Missy Prenatt Jeremy Ramsey Matt Roth Ben Rudolph John Ryan Allison Salisbury Steven Shaw Scott Shumate Rusty Smallwood Teresa Smith Wes Smith Suzy Snider Daniel Sneed Heather Sorg Donnie Toan Chris VanGundy Benji Vibbert Not Shown Shawn Kinser Scott Saylor Susan Schneider Roy Taylor Tina Taylor Dorothy Turner 35 Deborah Anderson Stephen Applegate Christina Archibald Adam Arnold J oseph Biesel Timothy Bishop Doug Blake . Danny Blakley. Brooklyn Board Jason Bottorff Lisa Bottorff J immie Bowyer Lisa Braun Jacob Burton Amy Caudill Nathaniel Daulton David Doss Linda Dunn Tina Gliebe Clintin Guthrie Brandon Hall Thomas Hobson Kevin Hughes Shane Jones Rylan Kleehammer Mandy Lesnet Brandon Marcum FIFTH GRADERS LW- L1H 171? ; A, WV- ., V ;, Eric Marcum Kelly Money Jill Morris Crystal Page Judy Page Jeremy Pait Sherry Porter Justin Prather Josheph Racicot Ralph Raisor Buffy Robertson Susie Ross Benjamin Rothbauer Christine Smallwood Cora Smith Jennifer Smith Shandell Stephens Richard Swisher Jamie Taylor Roy Taylor Amanda Warner Joy Wernert Not shown: J onathon Combs Karrie Hinds Terrie Hinds Tina Taylor Above: Justin Prather thinking long and hard about his history assignment. Left: Benjamin Rothbauer pleading for mercy as he gets his pic- ture taken. Sheryl Adams Brandi Bartlett Jason Basham Kristy Bishop Todd Bledsoe Rudy Breeden Chris Campbell Bradley Cherry Jessica Cherry Anthony Clayton Billy Dodd Amy Doss Daniel Doss Jeffrey Edwards Julie Eversmann Beth Gliebe Mary Graf Joni Hampton Scott Harvey Jimmy Heil Jessica Horine Amy Hughes Holt Hutchins David Johnson Jessica Laing Travis Lovins Jeremiah McCoskey Dianne Meadors Michelle Miskell Jeffrey Montgomery Mr. Barksdaleb Fourth grade students working by doing their 38 homework or reading a good book. H .0 g Ir 1, HVV . , ,Aww THEIR TIME WISELY y! Kelly Mooneyhan Erick Nickels Desi Owens Josh Phillips Thelma Pierce Trisha Popp Jim Pumphrey Lynn Richey Westin Roberts Marty Short Cheryl Smalley Jason Smith Shannon Spaulding Josh Spaw Shawn Stoffregen Nicholas Stull Chad Thomas Aleta Waggoner Not Shown: Shawn Bostock Joshua Dixon Brandy Warner Matthew Wi!der Stephanie Gilbert Charles Wllllams Matthew Kerr Mlchael Yates Chris Jennings ' Mark Sherrill Ronald Thompson g Vgg Three of Mr. Barksdalek students hunting around to fmd a good llbrary book. Jessica Laing spending her time effectively as she does her work. 39 Joseph Ashby Brian Banet Donna Barnett Daniel Basham Kristin Belcher Jacklyn Biesel Ryan Bledsoe Kimberly Bottorff Ben Braun Stephanie Bridges Hope Brock Jason Brooks Corey Capps Emily Caudill Jason Cockerill Christie Conner J ason Davidson Michael Doss Scotty Dyer Jennifer Evans Melissa Gilbert Cynthia Guthrie Amy Hall J ennifer Harper Nicholaus Hesse Christopher Hogue Michael Hutchins Joshua Hutchinson Aaron Ice Valrie Kinney THIRD GRADE Left: Matthew Pangburn struggling hard to figure out his reading problems. Right: Jennifer Harper working hard to find out the correct answer in her problem. '1 J! 3L; - A ; -- CHAIN GANG Baranda Kleehammer Barissa Kleehammer Angela Martin Billy McClintock J.W. McDowell 1 Brian McNay Lisa Mick Jennifer Minton Christy Mullins Jed Mullins Alana Munk Todd Napier Matthew Pangburn Jenny Prather William Prostler Kara Raisely Todd Ramirez Chris Reschar Chris Robertson Joey Ryan Mark Sherrill Gwendolyn Stamp Kimberly Stephens Bryan Stephenson Melissa Stull Andy Sullivan Pamala Taylor Joanie Watson Eric Zollman J osh Zollman w Left: Chris Reschar breaking from his class work to get his picture taken while Cynthia Guthrie tries to steal an answer. Right: Jason Cockerill swiping the scene by reading the next line. W 41 Stephaine Allman Emily Arnold Steven Banet Josetta Barrett Tom Basham Tony Bishop Jennifer Bowles Gilbert Bridges Kristy Brock Annie Burns Jessica Campbell Travis Campbell Melissa Carlson Timmy Chapman Kevin Cherry Lanny Compton Brandon Cooksey Edward Couch Joshua Crabtree Erik Dismore Tera Dyer Blake Elrod Christy Eversmann Shelly Eversmann Charming Geter Laura Gliebe Brandi Guernsey Konrad Guernsey J eannette Guthrie Kristin Henderson Amanda Hill Christina Hilton Missy Hobson 42 SECOND GRADE Amanda Hill studies her math so that she might take over the family business! C LASS MATES Josh Page trying to finish another math assignment. Left: Carissa and Emily breaking away from the class work. work. ;ake over Wendy Marcum working on her home- Toni Hughes Brandi Jefferies Jeff Jenkins Chris Kliessesdorff Brandi Knight Jeremiah Kopp Michael Lovins Wendy Marcum Justin Marshall Samantha Mille. Jennifer Montgomery Craig Moshier James Nasby Jeromy Nipple Joshua Page Amy Pendergrass Donna Pumphrey Jesse Racicot Carrie Stone Matt Smallwood Emily Smith Timmy Snell Tom Stewart Steve Stoffregen Andy Strecker Amanda Sullivan Joshua Wessel Carissa Wilder Wendy Yates Brett Zook ilk ? THE LITTLE RASCALS OF Jennifer Adams Brittany Andriot Jacob Camp Carie Capps Jessica Daily Ruth Daulton Michelle Davis Rachel Drake Stacey Fraze Brandon Greenwood Danielle Guthrie Melissa Gutherie Melissa Gutierrez Tara Hall Jon Hesse Devin Hester Michael Hester Jennifer Hood Whitney Horne Matthew Horton Erin Hughes Pamela Hunter Bradley Hutchins Heather Ice Andria Jones Butch Kelshaw Emily Marino Brandon Martin Gregory McMinoway Joshua Melton Misty Middletown David Minotti Stephania Montgomery J R Mullins Michael Munk Matthew Nipple 44 3. iit ?VL2 '7 THE FIRST GRADE CLASS Douglas Owens Jesse Pait Dustin Pangburn Craig Smith , Dale Spaulding Sheena Spaw Crystal Spencer Dawn Stoffregan Dwight Taylor Melissa Taylor John Waggoner Edward Wilson Anthoy Zollman Not Shown Anthony Gater Daniel Grider Lindsey Hammill Daniel Racicot Dale Wasson Far middle left; Matthew mak- ing his masterpiece Center left; Devin future artist. Eric is a little cupcake. Far middle right; Brittany study her art work. Bottom left; Cari 8; Rachel working together. Justin Banet Stephanie Beach Cole Belcher Luke Bergen Joshua Blake Steven Braden Daniel Burton Brad Caldwell Jason Campbell Mitchell Campbell Trisha Campbell Brandi Cox Sherry Dickson Anthony Gater Scarlet Greenwood Britni Guthrie Levi Hall David Hawkins Jared Hill Ashley Howerton Tommy Howson Doug Kannapel J eanette Kelshaw Toni Lee Elyssia Lewis Damon Marshall Becky Martin Nickole Mayman Angella McClintock Nicholas McIntosh KINDERGARTENS Mrs. Cole s kindergarten class waiting for their milk. 46 Mrs. Gutierreis kindergarten class chowing down. $.I k n7.7 - A , ., BREAKING INTO THE 90's v; v; MW Doug Morris Brandon Nipple Christopher Parizo Jamie Pryor Nikki Pryor Jonathon Richards Caroline Richmond Autumn Roberts Gilbert Roberts Ashley Robertson Cynthia Rudolph J eremy Snell Luke Stark Not Shown: Jennifer Warren Amanda Kyle Wilson Hineback Amber Zak David Samantha Zollman Montgomery Refreshments anyone? Jeannette smiling big. Mrs. Gutierreis clas enjoying snacks 48 $1 r' ELEMENTARY BAND 5th Grade Kelly Money, Crystal Page, Buffy Robertson, Lisa Bottorff, Debbie Anderson, Brandy Warner, Chrissy Archibald, and Jenny Smith. Row 2: Jacob Burton, Adam Arnold, Roy Taylor, Danny Blakley, Jill Morris, Richie Swisher, J.D. Bowyer, Brandon Marcum, and Stephen Applegate. Row 3: Mr. Giangarra, Mandy Lesnet, and Brandon Hall. 6th Grade Joleen Bowyer, Hope Lesnet, Toni Ames, Stacy Looney, Jennifer Lewe, Julie Milner, Deanna Mitchell, and John Banett. Row 2: Mr. Giangarra, Heather Coomer, Jeremy Ramsey, Josh Drake, Wes Smith, James Mickell, Eric McMinoway, Carrie Hutchins, Heather Sorg, Dottie Turner, Christy Mullins, Chasty Zollman, Scott Shumate, D.J. Wininger, Micah Pangburn. Row 3: Jeremy Pickerill, Rusty Smallwood, Steven Shaw, Greg Johnson, and Scott Sailor. $11 1'1 7 . .7 -, A Joe trying to beat the clock. Rusty struts his stuff. ibald, and , Brandon Teresa is up, up and away. Row 1: Ricky Burton, Joleen Bowyer, Hope Lesnet, Kevin Porter, Nat Daulton, John Ryan, Staci Looney, Jason Clemmons. Row 2: John Combs, Teresa Smith, Dottie Turner, Deanna Mitchell, Toni Ames, Julie Milner, Christie Mullins, Eric Marcum, Mike Daulton, Jennifer Lewe. Row 3: Joseph Racicot, Eric Marcum, Steven Applegate, Rylan Kleehammer, Clint Guthrie, Joe Biesel, Tina Taylor, Justin Prather, Jason Eversman, D.J. Wininger, Rusty Smallwood, James Miskel. Row 4: Joy Wernert, Brooklyn Board, Debbie Anderson, Crystal Page, Amanda Warner, Heather Coomer, Missy Prenatt, Lisa Bottorff, Mandy Lesnet, J enny Dunn, Wiley Davidson, Greg Johnson, Todd Bailey. Greg puts his whole body into the shot- put. and John Minoway, hngburn. 49 FIFTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Jacob Burton, Brandon Marcum, Benje Rothbauer, Joe Biesel, Shane Jones, Clint Guthrie, Row two: Coach Mark Pangburn, Adam Arnold, Tim Bishop, Eric Marcum, Justin Prather, Steve Applegate, Nat Daulton, Coach Lee Belcher Top left: Joe Biesel caught performing a jump shot Bottom right: Matt Thomas shooting Jason Eversmann, Scott Shumate, Rick Burton, D.J. Wininger, Row two: Micah Pangburg, for the goal Jason Clemmons, Eric McMinaway, James Miskell, Jon Banet, Wes Smith, Row three: Coach Mark Pangburn, John Ryan, Rusty Smallwood, Matt Thomas, Wiley Davidson, Todd 50 Bailey, Mike Daulton, Coach Rick Belcher .31 ELEMENTARY GIRLS BASKETBAL L Joy Wernert, Crissy Smallwood, Buffy Robertson, Heather Coomer, Row two: Amy Caudill, MW 3 , waltz; , Amanda Warner, Linda Dunn, Allison Salisbury, Jenny Smith, Row three: Christie Mullins, Kelly Kopp, Hope Lesnet, Staci Looney, Toni Ames, Crystal Page, Jenny Dunn, Row four: Coach Ray Donahoe rie, Row Er, Steve top right: Joy Wernert goes for the goal middle left: waiting expectingly are: .formin Hope, Crissy, Heather, Linda, Toni, g and Allison bottom left: the girls say shooting that what goes up must come down bottom right: Jenny Dunn at the Silver Creek game 51 FIFTH 8 SIXTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS : , - 4n 1'. .' . ; . x ,. 4.131;? .. $:?..$$ I Fifth Grade Cheerleaders Bottom: Brooklyn Board, left: Beth Johnson, Lisa Bottorff, Top: Debbie Anderson Sixth Grade Cheerleaders - Bottom: Heather Sorg, left: Julie Milner, Jennifer Lewe, bottom: 52 Missy Prenatt Elementary Amy Hughes, Trisha Popp, Stephanie Gilbert, Lisa Bottorff, Kevin Hughes, Buffy Robertson, Row 2: Sponsori Mrs. Holaday, Benji Rothbauer, J.D. Bowyer, Joe Biesel, Eric Markem, Dennis Klies- sendorff, Mike Daulton, Tonya Grider Top right: winner for the 4th grade is Scott Harvey. Next is Jennifer Leweiwinner for the 6th grade. Last but not least is Joe Racicotiwinner for the 5th grade. Top left: Scott Harvey demonstrates his Movement of Weighti, project. Bottom left: Joe Racicot stands proudly displaying his science pro- ject. Bottom left: Jennifer Lewe and her project are triumphant. g 'W 53 MR. BARKSDALE'S 4th THRU 6th GRADE lITTLE HOOSIERS Hands up Mr. Barksdale we want all your popcorn. Little Hoosies enjoying their work. K. BREAKING OUT OF SECTIONAL tiOverall. we had a fine season with our invita- tional wins and defending our conference title. We were happy to qualify for the regional, but were a little disappointed with our performance there. Our record of 100-23 speaks for itself considering most of our compitition is from schools larger than ours? said Coach Richmer. With a strong core of seniors like Mike Wright, Jeff Milner, Kevan Ta- bor, Davy Badger, and Steve Mitchell and talent- ed underclassmen like Matt Owen, Sean Goldman, and Kevin Brock, the Cross Country Team had another strong year. The team broke two school records, one for the most wins in a season and one for the best winning percentage i81.3l. For the second consecutive year, they won the Southern Athletic Conference title, the Graceland Invita- tional, and the New Wash- ington Invitational. Top run- ner honor goes to junior Matt Owen. Three runners had the honor of making the All- Conference team, Matt Owen, Mike Wright, and Jeff Milner. The team qualified for the Madison Regional, which made them only the second team in our schools history to make it out of sec- tional. Good job Cross Coun- try Team. : gional QuMer ll-Conference v ' Top left: Mike Wright cruises through the finish line in a meet at Crothersville. Top: Jeff Milner finishes strong in a meet at Crothersville. Below: Matt Owen finishes first in a meet at Crothersville. The senior members of the team would like . to give a special thanks to their coach, Mr. P Left to nght: Davy Badger, Jeff Milner, Matt Owen, Mike Wright, Kevan Tabor, Kevin Richmer, iiThanks for everything? i Brock, Steve Mitchell, Sean Goldman, Coach Larry Richmer. y 56 J ohn advancing on in the tennis sectionals. Opps. Shawe Austin Eastern Shawe Scottsburg JV Providence JV Southwestern Lanesville New Washington South Central Borden New Albany JKOOUIHrl-IOOHHHCO HU'OIOAACIT'U'AJRJRND ii WhaVs McEnroe have that I don2t? .t .4320; 4i a if? . 2 :2 2' e e ' , . ,.2 ' '41-'25 ';.2 XV ,.w??f: 3.. Eric going up for the big smash. KU i$0w 1: Ben Bottorff, Joey Bailey, Eric Schroeder, and William Deaton. Row 2: Chad Ramirez, Bryan , oomer, Chris Lewe, Kevin Lewellen, John Tucker, and Adam Calfee. VARSITY VOL LEYBAL L Pam Martin concentrates hard on her serving 9 for 10 tQO'ZD against Crothersville. Although the girls didn1t win many matches this season they showed their talent, determination, and hardwork by playing to the best of their abili- ' ty. They were always given a goal to shoot for Row 1: Tammy Sweeney and Jenmfer Deaton. Row 2: Mgr. Karen Mitchell, Amy Zollman, when playing. If the girls gained a victory Lisa Ariwongse, Stat. Denise Jamison, and Mgr. Missy Beard. Row 3: Robin Vetter. Row 4: their coach always gave them a iiSPECIAL Robin Wigginton, Leigh Donahoe, and Tammie Armstrong. surprise in the locker room. In the award category Lisa Ariwongse re- ceived the best serving award 85 for 91 $3701 as well as making the All- Conference Team. The best setting 112 for 125 93170 and spiking 103 for 115 039701 awards went to yet another senior, Amy Zollman, and the best receiving 132 for 159 $3920 award went to junior, April Leitner. Left: Amy Zollman shows whois boss as she was 22 for 24 921701 against visiting Charlestown. Below: April Leitner gets down low to pick up her 11th for 11th 00070 receives. 58 Front Row: Jessica Guthrie, Trisha Jones, Juli Guthrie, and Susan Donahoe. Second Row: Christy Smith, Kara Dietrich, Vicki Martin, Tyra Kleehammer, Jennifer Hunter, and Kristie Blake. Above left: Tyra Kleehammer flicking the ball over while Kristie Blake and Vicki Martin watch it over. Above right: Kristie Blake slamming the ball during a Charlestown match. Left: Jessica getting way down to keep the ball in play. Right: Juli, Trisha, 8; Jessica goofing off. Award Winners: Christy Smithhserving Kristie Blakeheceiving Coach: Lee Ann Bauman 59 Seventh grade: Lisa Applegate, Kathy Hogue, and Samantha Richardson. Second row: Karen Clark, Dee Mink, Nicki Napier, and Areka Montgomery. 8th grade: Summer Guthrie, Karen Ariwongse, Mary Courtney, Joanie Biesel, and Patty Pierce. Row 2: April Roberts, Beth McDowell, Amy Simmons, Vangela Baird, Angela Baird, and Bobbie Cothron. mefw We got the spirit. Righ0 In your face. 60 Show us how to get down. Ya, thafs my sister. VARSITY AND JV CHEERLEADERS 62 VARSITY BASKETBALL Ron Jackson, Sean Goldman, Davy Badger, Crarg Ashley, John Cortre, Doug Basham Row 2: Coach Larry Calfee, Ecic Schlechty, Chris Jones, John Tucker, Matt Owen, Larry Mikel, Asst. Coach Mark Rreger. -- miksvine Silver C Larry - up up 8; away. Matt - letting it share. Ron 8: Nathan as twins 9 - l o - Below Davy setting up the play Nathan on his way V ' Time out Davy said Ron - DonW Worry be happy. Left corner Ecic taking it easy RECORD BREAKING LADY HORNETS There is not enough you can say about the E memorable season the Lady Hornets had this year. A person could talk about their record of 14-6, or all the school records the players broke, or even the noteworthy leadership of the seniors. But nevertheless, the team did things this year that have never been done before. Out scoring their opponents 1191 to 941 and averaging 59.6 points per game Will help in understanding the talent of the team. The team had two girls make first team all-sectional, senior Leigh Donahoe and sophomore Jessica Guthrie. They also had three girls represented on the all-conference team, seniors Amy Zollman and Leigh Donahoe and sophomore Jessica Guthrie. Offensively they were led by senior Leigh Donahoe with 300 points, and freshman Mandy Short shooting 5270 from the floor, which both were new school records. From the point sophomore guard Jessica Guthrie led the Lady Hornets with 70 assists with 10 in one game which both were new school records and senior guard Amy Zollman close behind with 69 assists. Defensively they were led by senior Amy Zollman with 60 steals and sophomore Jessica Guthrie with 57. Off the boards they were led by freshman Mandy Short with 190 rebounds. From the line the Lady Hornets were led by senior Amy Zollman shooting 8070 which set another school record. Amy Zollman also finished her career with 820 points which places her first in all time scoring at Henryville, with Leigh Donahoe finishing second with 720 points. Right: Sophomore Jessica Guthrie drives toward the basket in a home game against visiting Charlestown Pirates. gtu-n-I-za x?.gwr u7 a v . V lve reek Craiggvgle . ady Hornets x Lost Lady Hornets W 3: 52 Salem 3 .. Mwww WWW , w Top row: Windy Melton, Leigh Donahoe. Middle row: Mandy Short, Kristi Schroeder, Robin Vetter. Bottom row: Pam Martin, 64 Jessica Guthrie, Amy Zollman. Not shown coach Brian Guernsey. Above: Senior Windy Melton looks for an outlet pass in a game against visiting South Central. Below: Mandy Short makes a shot at Orleans Above: Sophomore Jessica Guthrie draws a foul as she skies to- ward the basket in a SAC victory against visiting Lanesville. Above: Amy Zollman adds to her scor- ing records as she makes this driving shot at, Orleans. Left: Pam Martin an- ticipates the call from the referee after the scramble for a lose ball in a game against South Central. Right: Senior Leigh Donahoe makes a bet with sopho- more Jessica Guhtrie in a home game against visiting Lanesville Eagles. . Irv w$ 6. mu:- m -.-- am: 65 J.V. BOYS BASKETBAL L David Edwards, Mike Johnson, Robby Snell, Chad Rameriz, Jeff Waters. Second Row - Standing Troy Perry, Tony Thompson, Troy Coomes, Ben Bottorff, Scott Childress, J unior Moore, Coach Mark Reiger. Kevin defeating a Mustang with his shot. . w s -I a Gracgiland Eastei-n; Canilelgon Clarksville During the 1988-89 season the basketball team had many new faces. Many of the players realized improvement in their skills of basketball. Skills learned by the players were passing, screening, offensive and defensive rebounding and defensive positioning. Mike Hall was the team David Edwards lead the team in scoring. Ben looking for his fellow teammate for the pass. Mike Hall giving his all against the West Washington, Senators. Tony Thompson fighting for possesion of the ball. TALENTED IV TEAM The Junior Varsity had a excellent season of 12-4. This set a Junior Varsity record for the most wins in a season. The team was led in scoring by sophomore Jennifer Hunter with 113 points. Defensively they were led by sophomore Juli Guthrie with 31 steals and freshman Kristie Blake with 30 steals. Off the boards the team was led by Vicki Martin with 69 rebounds on the year. left: Juli Guthrie gains some varsity experi- ence in an away game at Orleans. above: Jen- nifer Hunter shows good fundamentals as she drives toward the basket in a game against the visiting West Washington Senators. 4 a , me? 4 f'A . ': J. Freshman Kristie Blake scores a basket in a game against visiting West Washington. 63an reb - ' Vicki Martin Begee throw ave ,1 We Marcum Best field goal a .1 M Kristie Blake Row 1: Vicki Martin, Juli Guthrie. Row 2: Jennifer Hunter, Susan Donahoe. Row 3: Heather Smallwood, Tammie Armstrong, Charolette Short, Angie Marcum. Row 4: Misty Parsons, Kristie Blake. Not shown Coach Lisa Stark. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FR ES H M A N Cheerleaders cheering on their team, trying to encourage them. , CHEERLEADERS Julie Phillips, Cindy Blake, Angie Van- gundy. 68 Nathan Warner looking for someone to pass the ball to. Billy Baird, Scott Ames, William Dea- ton, Jason Shumate, Aaron Rudolph, Top-Row - Standing Tony Boren, Eric Schroeder, Adam Calfee, Damon Smith, Mike Chew, Manager - Sean Sorg. Tony Boren going for the shot. 8th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL BrianIs giving C.J. a pep talk. Joe Moore, Jason Popp, Billy Landers, C.J. Reschar, Chris Edwards, Brian Wer- nert, Kirt Page Left: Joe, lining up a shot. Right: Billy, C.J., Brian, and Joe, warming up the bench. a I Wast Row: Summer Guthrie, Amy Simmons, Beth McDowell, Tonya Jewell Top: Sheri I nick, and Karen Ariwongse Jenny showing off her new cheer. Left: The eighth grade cheerleaders are working up a sweat. Right: Tonya and Amy, leading the fans in a cheer. 69 Above: Row 1, Ian Arnold, Terry Steier, Chuck DeWeese, Richard Laing, and Stacey Middleton. Row 2. Steve Robinson, Greg Robertson, Bobby Leitner, Matt Jones, Tommy Hall, Jason Childress and Jeremy Harper. 70 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS Above: Samantha has the spirit, lets hear it! tLef'O Top: Samantha Richards, Mid- dle: Nicki Napier, Bottom: Kathy Ho- gue. Not shown: Robbie Reschar. ,Jk Top Right hand corner: Bobby, dunk it! Right: Greg, dontt lose your concentration! LeftzRobbie dontt get discouraged. Itts hard to keep up with the rest of the girls. Left: Seventh grade cheerleaders showing their school spirit. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL ? 991s Lisa going in for a lay up. Seventh grade team. L to R. Chantel McMinoway, Tammy Combs and Lisa Applegate. 2nd row Manager, Angela Richardson, Nicki Napier, Areka Montgomery, Karen Clark, Coach Matt Donahoe. Wendy performing a jump shot. Eighth grade team. L to R. Beth McDowell, and Wendy Dieterlen. 2nd row: Manager Angela Richardson, Vangela Baird, Bobbi Cothron Angela Baird, Coach Matt Donahoe. ! 71 HOMECOMING OF 1988-89 Becky Coomer escorted by Ben 8 L Samantha Richards escorted by Bottorff x , e w L Craig Ashley 1 J On December 10, the game between Henryville and West Washington was when the 1988-89 prin- cess and queen would be announced. Girls and escorts alike waited nervously for the special mo- ment when Vangela Baird was crowned by 1987- 88 Princess, Susan Donahoe. And as shown below: Kim Mullins crowned by Queen, Lisa Ariwongse. .88. Susan Donahoe crowned the new 1988-89 prin- cess, Vangela Baird. 0n looking is Christy Smith and escort Nathan Fetz. Homecoming Queen - Kim Mullins Homecoming Princess - Vangela 72 Baird Above: Queen Tammy Sweeney and King Kevan Tabor show that they are thrilled. Below: Candidates for King and Queen are Theresa Dunn and Matt Rice. Other Prince 8: Princess candidates are: Juli Guthrie 8: Rob Biggs, Lisa ?toark 8L Nathan Fetz. Other King 8: Queen candidates are: Kelly Greenwood 8L Vat Stewart, Michelle Fenwick 8: Jason Prather. 'JVe-wiiw For about a month many contestants for the Winterfest crowns went around selling food to raise money. The couple who brought in the most money were crowned Prince and Princess or King and Queen. Above: Princess Treasea Pryor and Prince Adam Drake were over-joyed when they were crowned. Below: Prince and Princess candidates: Areka Montgomery and Jamie Wright with Jenny Johnson and Kirt Page behind them. 73 74 Larry Mikel and Kelly Hurley Troy Coomes and April Leitner Doug Basham and Tyra Kleehammer Matt Owens and Lisa Roark middle right: Prom KinyLarry Chapman and Prom Queen Windy Melton middle left: Prom PrincesyA- pril Leitner and Prom PrincMDoug Basham bottom right: Kim Mullins and Jennifer Deaton enjoy their senior prom PROM STAND BY ME g . Lisa Roark Bryan Coomer and Lisa Ariwongse Davy Badger and Windy Melton Matt Rice and Karen Mitchell Larry Chapman and Robin Wigginton bottom left: Scott Locke alias Fred Astair dances the night away bottom right: Lonnie Ater does an Irish Jigg 75 , q' '1 Bobby Leitner, Niki Napier, Lisa Apple- gate, Kathy Hogue, Beth McDowell, Bobbi Jo Cothron, Areka Montgomery, Chantel McMinoway, Timmy White, Row 2: Jason Smith, Joe Moore, Chris Edwards, Paul Clute, Brian Wernert, Chuck DeWeese, Brian Heath, Matt Jones, C.J. Reschar, Stacy Middleton, J ason Chil- dress, Tommy Hall Middle left: Niki Napi- er and Areka Mont- gomery planning their strategy. Middle right: Bobby Leitner achieves success in his long jump. Tony White loves the sport. Bot- tom left: Chris Ed- wards on his way to the top. Bottom right: Tommy Hall gathers his strength. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Left: Coach Mr. Richmer, Jeff Milner, Troy Coomes, Mike Wright, and Davy Badger. Not Shown: Matt Owen, Kevan Tabor, Lydia Daulton, Mandy Short, and John Daulton. Middle left: Kevan Tabor getting up high in the hurdles race. Below: Troy Coomes giving it all he can in the 100m dash. Far left corner: John Cortie thinking over his tought of winning the track meet. Bottom Middle: Matt Owen keeps infront of the others in the 1600m run. 77 HENRYVILLE BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Row 1: Mike Johnson, Chad Ramirez, Jason Mick, Davy Badger, Craig Ashley, Kevin Brock, and Chris Evans, Row 2: CoachestScott Badger and Chuck Stark, Ben Bottorff, Blane Rickey, Jon Tucker, Kevin LeWellan, Matt Rice, Doug Basham, David Edwards, Manageeram Calfee, CoachNohn Biesel Doug Basham warming up his arm Pitching, catching, running and sliding were just a few of the skills exhibited by the baseball team. Even though the Varsity team had itts share of bad falls throughout the year, they kept spirits high. Within the next few years the Varsity team will be very strong- J.V. Row 1: Jason Mick, William Deaton, Billy Baird, Chris Evans. Row 2: Coaches Scott Badger, Chuck Stark, Team Eric Schroeder, Blain Richey, Jeff Waters, Kevin Brock, Scott Ames, Manager: Adam Calfee and coach John Beisel. W Its OK Chris, Don t cry, its just a game. Craig, you better get a strike. Bottom to Top: Dana Jennings, Leigh Donahoe, Jennifer Hunter, April Leitner, Amy Zollman, Robin Vetter, Christy Smith, Stephanie Potts, Tamie Armstrong, Tammy Sweeney, and Windy Melton. Left: April Leitner pitches a smashing inning to their oppo- nents. Right: Amy Zollman, Windy Melton, and Tamie Armstrong watches in complete amazement. Left: Christy Smith ready to prove why they are so good. Right: Amy Zollman, shortstop, picks up her opponents hit to throw her out at first. BREAKS OUT BIG Left: Stephanie Potts practices up for their game. Left: Robin Vetter cranks up to fire the softball to second base. Above: Ms. Burch gives Robin Vetter and Jennifer Hunter a little encouragement. Middle Center: Leigh Donahoe wraps up the ball to stop Floyd Central from advancing another base. Above: Windy Melton, first basemen, blasts the ball home to tag out the third basemen runner. Left: Ms. Burch peeps up the girls as they come in from a rough lnnmg. 81 82 Karen Clark, Lisa Applegate, Wendy Dieterlen, Bobby Cothron, Areka Montgomery, Samantha Richards, and Tammy Combs. GOLF Row 1: Jessica Guthrie, Lisa Ariwongse, and Juli Guthrie. Row 2: Julie Tucker, Tami Armstrong, Missy Beard, and Karen Mitchell. Kneeling: Kristy Blake and Becky Coomer. Standing: Heather Smallwood and Angie Marcum. Above: Lisa waiting patiently for the number 2 singles player from Lanesville to serve the ball. Below: Robin, Juli, and Jessica start to warm up with their Lanesville op- ponents. Some of the J .V. players rooting for the Varsity team as they take on Lanesville. 83 84 Karen Mitchell, Theresa Dunn, Karen Coomer, Pam Martin, Row 2: Troy Phillips, Mike Grubbs, Jody Schneider SPORTS LETTER JACKETS Denise Jamison, Tammy Sweeney, Amy Zollman, Bryan Coomer, Lisa Ariwongse, Robin Vetter, Robin Wiggington, Row 2: Leigh Donahoe, Missy Beard, Steve Mitchell, Sean Goldman, Mike Wright, Jeff Milner, Windy Melton t .r.r x 535.5! J ntocox,:d .4 . . 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CoomerN.P., Missy BearWSec., Leigh J DonahodTrea., H Jeff Waters, and 1' Doug Basham. ; Row Two: John I Lynch, Leasa ' Hamblin, Angela Richardson, Charlotte Short, April Leitner, Junior Moore, IL Donna Johnston, . Davy Badger, and ' Chris Lewe. ' Row Three: Karen , . Mitchell, Robin Wigginton, Kara Dietrich, Tamie 1' Armstrong, Denise Larison, and Becky Coomer. Row Four: Craig Ashley, Richard Boyd, Troy Phillips, and Jeff Milner. STUDENT ASSISTANCE FOR AT RISK INDIVIDUALS Row One: Denise Jamison, Pam Martin, Kristi Schroeder, Missy Beard, April Leitner, Ken Moore, Doug Basham, Malissa McCutcheon, Sabrina Simmons, Anna Taylor, and Lonnie Ater. Row Two: Robin Wigginton, Bryan Coomer, Lisa Ariwongse, Kara Dietrich, Sandy Packwood, Robin Vetter, Marsha Reno, Denise Larison, Beck y Coomer, Tracy Basham, Paige Cope, and Tony Higdon. Row Three: Matt Owens, Karen Mitchell, Tamie Armstrong, Jennifer Deaton, Leigh Donahoe, Windy Melton, Kristy Blake, Christy Smith, William ' Deaton, Jason Shumate, Charlotte Short, and Curtis Gregory. Row Four: Shawn Sorg, Leasa Hamblin, Julie Tucker, Angie Richardson, Jeff Waters, Karen Coomer, Theresa Dunn, Chuck Taylor, Junior Moore, Troy Coomes, and Craig Ashley. W3 Pep Club officers - Leigh DonahoelPresident, Kara DietrichNice-President, Jennifer DeatoMTreasurer, Lisa Ariwongsd Secretary. Row 1: Sean Goldman, Kevan Tabor, Lonnie Ater, Leigh Donahoe, Kara Dietrich, Jennifer Deaton, Lisa Ariwongse, Heather Bottorff, Misty Jackson, and Troy Coomes. Row 2: Doug Basham, Mike Wright, Cheri Smith, Tyra Kleehammer, Robin Vetter, Sandy Packwood, Kelly Hurley, Tracy Basham, Paige Cope, and Larry Mikel. Row 3: Curtis Gregory, Jason Prather, Larry Chapman, Denise Larison, Windy Melton, Julie Guthrie, Alissa Fulkerson, Ron Jackson, Nat Stewart, Kristi Schroeder, and Pam Martin. Row 4: Matt Owens, Karen Mitchell, J eff Milner, Jessica Guthrie, Shelly Lovins, Heather Smallwood, Kristie Blake, Angie Marcum, Susan Donahoe, Christy Smith, April Leitner, Robin Wiggin- ton, and Tamie Armstrong. CHESS CLUB HAS ALL THE RIGHT MOVES Chess Club Row 1: James Hamblin, Steve Robinson, Robby Reschar, Greg Robertson, Richard Laing, Terry Steier, and John Taylor. Row 2: Leasa Hamblin, Tony Higdon, Kevin Heath, Joe Bailey, Chris Lewe, Tim Smith, and Phillip Eldridge. Row 3: Robby Frakes, Richard Boyd, Ernest Powers, and Sponsor Mr. Liester. 89 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA J a 3 g .? i : gh Sands, Lonnie Aters, J ason Butts, Ken Moore, Standing: Pam Martin, Kristy Schroeder, Chris Lewe, Aaron Zollman, Marsha Reno, f Ernie Powers, Brian Lovins, John Lynch, Adam Drake, Chuck Grimes, John Eberhardt, Sitting: Larry Chapman, Matt Rice, Scott Robbie Frakes, Troy Leep, Chuck Taylor, Kevin Brock, Eric Schroeder, Matt Guernsey, Chris Lewis, Mr. ReigeMSponsor SHOP CLASS IS ON THE RIGHT CIRCUIT e Top left: Tommy Snell and Chris Edwards concentrate on their wiring while Mr. Reiger looks on. Top right: Mr. Reiger instructs an E eager Jammie Hamblin. Bottom right: Robby Davis knows he has gotten it mastered. 90 IR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL -;. Row 1: J ason Zollman, Leah Guernsey, Mary Courtney, and Stacy Middleton. Row 2: Lisa Applegate, Wendy Dieterlen President, Bobby Leitner, and April Roberts - Vice President, Not shown Leah Raciot - SecJTreas. . SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL .Mw. w Row 1: Shelly Lovins, Charlotte Short, Craig Ashley - Treasurer, Mandy Short Historian, Leasa Hamblin - Secretary, Denise Larison - Recorder, Karen Coomer Vice President, Jeff Milner - President, and Rebekah Martin. Row 2: Jeff Waters, Mike Chew, Marsha Reno, Richard Boyd, Sabrina Simmons, Jennifer Deaton, and Windy Melton. 91 TEACHER AIDES t $ 2, Dana Jennings, Mickey Coffman, Kelly Greenwood, Ronnie Jackson, Matt Rice, Blane Richey, April Roberts, Dana Calfee, Jennifer Deaton, Kelly Hurley, Cheri Smith, Julie Phillips, Missy Smith, John Cortie, Row 2: Sabrina Simmons, Melissa McCutcheon, Tammy Coffman, Tracey Basham, Paige Cope, Scott Childress, Brian Lovins, Todd Richardson, Theresa Dunn, Pam Irish, Angie Deal, Beth McDowell, Mary Courtney, Marsha Reno, Row 3: Denise Jamison, Karen Mitchell, Craig Ashley, Jared Jackson, Cindy Blake, Stephanie Potts, Amy Annis, Heather Smallwood, Shelly Lovins, Mandy Short, Niki Napier, Lisa Applegate, Sheri Amick, Tammy Hamby, Robin Wigginton, April Leitner lIBRARY AIDES Ruth Martin, Tonya Jewell, Vangela Baird, Jennifer Johnson, Wendy Dieterlan, Joe Phillips, Jeremy Harper, Monica East, Row 2: Shawn Sorg, Bonny Mosley, Tracey Badger, Windy Melton, Theresa Dunn, Vicky Cherry, Tammy Combs, April Androit, Chantel McMinoway, Robby Reschar, Row 3: Jr. Moore, Mike Hall, J.R. Shields, Sean Goldman, Melissa Ryan, Stacey Smith, Missy Smith, Angie Deal, Bobby Moulder, Row 4: Billy Landers, Charles Grimes, Barry Agan, Shannon Looney, Jody Schneider, Ken Moore, Terri Wiseman, Nickcole Taylor FRENCH CLUB Mrs. MurphWSponsor, Jessica Guthrie, Alyssa Fulkerson, J ulie Guthrie, Denise J amison, Lisa Ariwongse, Kim Mullins, Melissa McCutcheon, Kara Dietrich, Kristie Blake, Angie Marcum, Shelly Lovins, Shannon Looney, Tonya Zollman, Row 2: Robin Wiggington, April Leitner, Tammy Armstrong, Tyra Kleehammer, Robin Vetter, Sandy Packwood, Karen Coomer, John Eberhardt, Christy Smith, Micki Coffman, Jenny Smith, Anna Taylor, Row 3: Billy Baird, Eric Schroeder, Mike Chew, Jeff Waters, Todd Richardson, Jason Prather, Mike Peters, Heather Smallwood, Donna Johnston, Bonny Mosley, Jason Shumate, Row 4: Richard Boyd, Tim Smith, Lisa Hamblin, Chris Lewe J SPANISH CLUB l 1 Sean Page, Shawn Sorg, Bobbi Baker, Windy Melton, Julie Tucker, Marsha Reno, Stephanie Potts, Row 2: Rebekah Martin, Tracy Badger, Troy Phillips, Craig Ashley, Matt Guernsey, Susan Donahoe, Angela Richardson, and Sponsoers Cissell CULTURAL ART WINNERS Right: Jennifer Deaton, Troy Coomes, Charlotte Short are the collage winners. Row 2: Sherry Dunn, Tracy Badger are the drawing winners. Mrs. Holadaw Sponsor. Not shown: Tricia Jones and Leslie Drake. Bottom: The 7th-9th grade Cultural Art winners are as follows: Karen AriwongseHiterature winner, Bobbi Cothron Photography winner, Row 2: Mrs. BeckeH Sponsor, literature winners Mary Courtney, Lisa Applegate, and Leah Racicot. .'- ' xxS. xi 3.. xiv x x. w :KX . ! I? Iva. cw. 0' 'f- '0- 96 HAUNTED HOUSE The 1988 winners of the girlsl soccer game Carolyn Stephens, Rebekah Martin, Row 2: Coach Junior Moore, Tricia Jones, Jennifer Hunter, Anna Taylor, Juliana Guthrie, Jessica Guthrie, Becky Coomer The Yearbook Staff sponsored a very successful Haunted House on Oct. 28 8L 29. We would really like to thank Kevin Guernsey for letting us use the Rossler Antique Shop. We 1 would also like to thank all the peo- l ple who were involved in helping to make the Haunted House possible. i a w, r... .-. ,.w. The Girls Soccer Game started with the Freshmen playing the Sophomores. After the game the Juniors took on the Seniors. The two winning teams, Sophomores and Juniors, played for the vic-i tory. Above left - Julie strutting her kicking ability. Far left - crowd really paying attention. UHW HI U1 Wonderful serving Top e Ms. Evans tried her might but still bumpted the wrong way. Mr. Richmer spikinig the class officers - but they still lost. Bottom - Juniors watching Scott spike the Seniors. Top e Mr. Calfee sitting on the job. Bottom e Mr. Heid peeping the fans up for the volleyball game. Top - Mr. Arnold strutting his stuff as he hits a ttpositivet, shot. Across e Nathan works up alittle sweat as Troy cheers him on. 97 NEW GLORY REPLACES OLD GLORY The American Legend Troop 35 Presented the United States Flag to the Henryville High School due to the previous flag being worn by the passage of time. Right: Mr. Arnold receiving a certif- icate from the Chaplain of the American Legend Troop 35. Above: Mr. Arnold receiving the new Ameri- can Flag of the United States donated to the Henryville High School by the American Leg- end Troop 35. : 5:: f Above left: Mr. Leister, Windy Mel- ton, and Ron Jackson all playing the ttGuess My Hobbytt game with the Edge Group. Above right: Mrs. Rolandts sixth grade class clapping to the beat of the rock-n-roll music. Left: Lisa Ariwongse being serenad- ed by one of the Edge Group singers. Right: Some high school students jammint down to the beat of the Edge concert. SPIRIT WEEKS FUN FILLED DAYS Spirit week was filled with many fun filled days. On the dirst day, celebra- tion was for the 50s, when most of the student body wore penny-loafers, rolled up jeans, poodle skirts, and greased hair. The second day, was Oppo- site Day, the girls showed their toughness and the guys expressed their feminine side. The final day, was Black and Gold Day, everyone displayed their school spirit. This also was the time that the burning of the dragon took place ttop left corneri. Doug, Kara, Tamie, Kevin, Troy, and Dana were just a few of the students who dressed up for the 50ts ttop right corneri. Even the teachers and principal displayed their spirit as Mr. Arnold tmiddle lefti demonstrates that he knew how to dress back in the 505. Brian Wernert trighti shows off his legs on Opposite Day. Also a part of spirit week was decorating the gym as Lisa Ariwongse shows a part of the senior decoration tbelow lefty Aaron Lewis tbelow centeri proves that sometimes guys even look better as girls. The Seniors win spirit week again! The Class of 89 won the previously held spirit week. Jeff and his split personality. 99 MRS. CISSELL'S HISTORY CLASS TAKES A LOOK AT THE PAST Top left: Chris Edwards and Curt Page protray men of the past. Top right: Chris Edwards and Curt Page enjoy their meet- ing with an English soldier. Top left: Junior Moore and Blaine Richey in Caesar. Right: Craig Ashley and Jeff Waters Bottom left: Kevin Montgomery ' 2'- COMPUTER MAGIC AT WORK Far top left: Wayne Gullion computing a new program. Middle left: Mr. Heid in deep thought Bottom left: Joe Phillips works Christmas magic Bottom right: Beth McDowell, Kristy Sanders, and Brandi Melton l'. f Top left: Jenny Price and friends putting on the fin- ishing touches. Top right: Rhonda Fen- wich, Tammy Coffman, and Denise Larison are Christmas elves. Bottom left: Ronnie Jack- son gets in the seasonal spirit. Bottom right: Julie Guth- rle WRESTLING MATCH Top left: By the double door is Mr. Arnold, our principal, who seems to be enjoying his first experience with championship wres- tling. Bottom left: Dutch Mantal keeps the fans entertained with his expertise at interaction with the crowd. Below: Curtis Gregary gets his dream girl, Sylvia, to agree to a photo. Top left: The Navy band stealing the hearts away from the cellmates. Bottom left: Christy, Jennifer, 8: Kelly enjoying serving their time. Below: Windy, Pam, 8: Jenny doing the jail house rock. 102 No Photo Avallable Barry Agan Davy Badger Vice. President 9 Cross Country 9-12 Track 9-12 Baseball 9-12 Teachers Aide 9-11 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 10-12 Danny Blake J ason Butts Tammy Coffman Teachers Aide 9-12 Debbie Courtney FHA 9-10, DECA 11-12 Teachers Aide 9-10 Spanish Club 9-11 Leslie Drake Teachers Aide 9, 10, 12 French Club 12 John Eberhardt FFA 9-12 Teachers Aide 12 French Club 12 SENIOR CREDITS Lisa Ariwongse Volleyball 9-12, Band 9-12 Class Sec. 9, Senior Play Nat1l. Honor Soc. 10-12 Cheerleader 9-12, Safari 12 Tennis 9-12, Pep Club 9-12 Homecoming Queen 11 Prom Committee 11 Student Council 9, 10 French Club 12 Valedictorian 12 Tracy Badger Library Aide 9-12 Spanish Club 12 French Club 12 FHA 11 Class Treasurer 10 Sargent at Arms 11,12 Teresa Bundren Larry Chapman Library Aide 10-11 FFA 9-12, Sentinel Electricity 11-12 Bryan Coomer Track 9, Safari 12 FFA 9-10, Golf 9-12 Tennis 9-12, Band 9-11 Basketball 9-11 Prom Committee 11 Winterfest 10, Sr. Play Vice President 11, 12 Student Council 9-10 J ennifer Deaton Volleyball 10-11, Band 9-10 Tennis 9 8: 11, Safari 12 Softball 9 8: 11, Sr. Play Pep Club 9-10 Student Council 9, 10, 12 Sherry Dunn FHA 9-11 Teachers Aide 9-10 Library Aide 9-11 French 8: Spanish Club 12 Newspaper Staff 10-11 Yearbook Staff 10 Michelle Fenwick Basketball 9, Pep Club 9 Volleyball 10-11 Band 9-12, Safari 12 Softball 10-12 Teachers Aide 11 Lonnie Ater Track 9 Pep Club 9 Library Aide 9, 10 FFA 9-12 Drafting 11, 12 Senior Play Missy Beard Volleyball 9-11 Band 9-11, Safari 12 Tennis 9-12 Pep Club 9-10 Prom Committee 11 Student Council 10 Teachers 8L Office Aide 12 Natfl. Honor Soc. 10-12 Senior Play Trevis Burr Spanish Club 9, FFA 12 Pep Club 12 Library Aide 9-11 Ray Cochran Track 9-10 FFA 9-12 Library Aide 9-11 Karen Coomer Band 9-11, Safari 12 Softball 10-12 Student Council 12 Teachers Aide 9 Officer Aide 11 French Club 12 Class Secretary 11 Leigh Donahoe Basketball 9-12 Volleyball 10-12 Pep Club 10-12 Softball 9-12 Band 9-12, Safari 12 Cheerleader 9 Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 10, 12 Spanish Club 9-11 Nat1l. Honor Soc. 11-12 Class Sec. 12 Senior Play Hugh O1Brien 10 Theresa Dunn Band 9-12, Pep Club 9 Safari 12, Library Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 11-12 Office Aide 10-11 Spanish Club 9 Class Secretary 10 Yearbook Staff 11 Kelly Greenwood Pep Club 9 Teachers Aide 9, 11-12 Office Aide 10 Library Aide 9-10 103 No Photo Available 2- ..2 HAM... -,.--- . Mike Grubbs Band 9-12 Golf 11 Chess Club 11-12 Tasha Haycox Band 9-11 Teachers Aide 11 Office Aide 11 Newspaper Staff 9 Denise Jamison Basketball 9-10 Volleyball 9-11, Sr. Play Tennis 9-12, Track 9 Safari 12, Pep Club 9-11 FHA 9-10, French Club 12 Teachers Aide 11-12 Yearbook Staff 11-12 Phillip Jones FFA 9-10 Spanish Club 9 Diesel Mechanics 11-12 Troy Leep Basketball 9-10 Track 9, FFA 9-12 Pep Club 9-10 Teachers Aide 9-12 Diesel Mechanics 11-12 Danny Martin Basketball 9 Band 9-11 Prosser 11-12 Windy Melton Basketball 9-12, Safari 12 Band 9-12, Pep Club 10-12 Softball 9-12 Student Council 12 Teachers Aide 10-12 Office Aide 10-11 Library Aide 12 Spanish Club 9-12 Homecoming Princess 9 Homecoming Queen 10 Prom Committee 11 Yearbook Staff 11-12 Class Treasurer 11-12 Steve Mitchell Basketball 9-11 Band 9-12, Track 9 Cross Country 10-12 Pep Club 10-11 Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 9-10 Vice President 9-10 Tammy Gullion Teachers Aide 9-10 Spanish Club 10 Junior Litho Club Pam Irish Band 9-12 Teachers Aide 12 Dana J ennings Matt J ordan Catrinia Locke Pep Club 9 Teachers Aide 10 Cosmetology 11-12 Pam Martin Basketball 9-12 Volleyball 11-12 Band 9-11, Sr. Play Tennis 9-12, Safari 12 Pep Club 9-12, FFA 12 Student Council 9-10 Teachers Aide 9-11 Office Aide 12 Jeff Milner Band 9-11, Sr. Play Cross Country 9-12 Track 10-12, Golf 9-12 Prom Committe 11 Student Council 12 Teachers Aide 10-11 Library Aide 9 Yearbook Staff 11-12 Nat,l. Honor Soc. 12 Tonia Moulder Softball 9 Pep Club 9, FHA 9 Band 9-12 Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 11-12 Library Aide 10 Intensive Office Lab 12 Spanish Club 9 Kelli Hahn Band 9-10 Pep Club 9, FHA 9-10 Teachers Aide 11 Library Aide 9 Spanish Club 9 Culture Arts Winner 10 Cosmetology 11 Newspaper Staff 10 Ron Jackson Basketball 9-12 Track 11-12 Teachers Aide 12 Donna Johnston Teachers Aide 9 French Club 12 Nat1l. Honor Soc. 10-12 Salutatorian Brian Keith Scott Locke Basketball 9 Cross Country Teachers Aide 12 Welding 11-12 Malissa McCutcheon Safari 12 Teachers Aide 12 French Club 12 Senior Play Karen Mitchell Volleyball 9-11 Band 9-11, Safari 12 Tennis 9-10, 12 Softball 9, FHA 10 Pep Club 9-10 Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 12 Kim Mullins Basketball 9 Tennis 9, FHA 10 Softball 9, 11-12 Chess Club 11 Homecoming Queen 11 Prom Committee 11 French Club 12 No Pholo Avallable TO ADULTHOOD Troy Phillips Band 9-12 Chess Club 11-12 Student Council 12 Spanish Club 9-12 Senior Play Matt Rice Basketball 9-11 Pep Club 9, Sr. Play FFA 9-12 Prom Committee 11 Winterfest Winner 11 Stuent Council 9 Teachers Aide 11-12 Library Aide 9-12 Class President 10-12 Jody Schneider Sabrina Simmons Basketball 9 Prom Committe 11 Student Council 12 Teachers Aide 10-12 Office Aide 9, FHA 9-10 French Club 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Senior Play Kevan Tabor Cross Country 11-12 Track 10,12 Baseball 9, 12 Teachers Aide 11 Senior Play Mike Wright Band 9-11 Cross Country 9-12 Track 9-12 Office Aide 11 No Photo Available Jason Prather Pep Club 11-12 Spanish Club 9 French Club 12 Senior Play Tiffany Richards Band 9-11, Sr. Play Prom Committee 11 Teachers Aide 9-11 Spanish Club 9 Intensive Office Lab 12 Kristi Schroeder Basketball 9-12 Volleyball 9-11 Track 9, FHA 10 Softball 9, 11 Pep Club 9-11, FFA 12 Prom Committee 11 Student Council 9-10 Teachers Aide 10-12 Office Aide 10-12 Yearbook Staff 9-10 Class Vice President 10 Senior Play Nat Stewart Basketball 9 Cross Country 9 Tennis 10, Track 9 Winterfest Winner 9 Library Aide 11 Chuck Taylor Safari 12 FFA 9-12 Senior Play Amy Zollman Basketball 9-12 Volleyball 10-12 Band 9-12, Sr. Play Softball 9-12 Pep Club 11 Office Aide 11 No Pholo Available Jenny Price Volleyball 9-11 Band 9-10, FHA 10 Softball 9-12 Safari 12, FFA 12 Prom Committee 11 Student Council 9-10 Teachers Aide 9-12 Office Aide 10-11 Scott Sands FFA 9-12 Culture Arts Winner 10 Laura Sculley Teachers Aide 9-12 Marketing Ed 11-12 Culture Arts Winner 10 Tammy Sweeney Volleyball 9-12 Softball 9-12 Office Aide 10-11 Robin Wigginton Volleyball 9-12 Band 9-12, Safari 12 Tennis 9-12 Cheerleader 9-12 Pep Club 9-12, Sr. Play Prom Committee 11 Student Council 9-10 Teachers Aide 9-12 Office Aide 12 French Club 12 Natl Honor Soc. 10-12 Yearbook Staff 10 Patty Zollman Prom Committee 11 Library Aide 11 Band 9-10 Yearbook Staff 10 Looking back when the 1989 Seniors were lst graders. 105 1988-89 YEARBOOK STAFF Right: The 1988-89 Yearbook Staff consisted of the follow- ing people: Ricky Beutel, Nickcole Taylor, Denise Ja- misontEditor, Becky Clute, Ms EvanstAdviser, Lydia Daulton, Jeff Milner, Windy Melton, Tony Boren Middle left: As Editor, Denise Jamison, has carried the weight of the yearbook with all of its many responsibil- ities. 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Prayer Mtg. ..... 7:30pm ' Ray Naugle, Minister Ph. 294-4296 or 294-4177 JIM BUTNER J AUTO i 944-3101 Since 1955 l .15..4W. 2 V 'Fhe Parent-Coach basketbaH 4 game was wonderfully entertain- 4 ing. Top left, we have the parent team getting anxious to start. Top right is Mark Reiger going for a basket for the coaches4 team. Bottom Far Left: Eddy DeWees tries to block Ray Dona- hoe. Bottom left: Coach Calfee demonstrating a jump shot. . RECEPTION TO WELCOME THE ARNOLDS Left: Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. MilleMSuperinten- dent, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. and Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Guthrie, and Mr. GuernseWSchool Board Member Bottom left: Mr. BanetXPres. of Civic Club, Mrs. 8: Mr. Milner Mr. Guernsey. Bot- tom: Mrs. Arnold Vi VJ-.-- A .. Far left: Jason Prather, Robin Vetter Left: Doug Basham, Shawn Jennings, Jeff Waters, Matt Owen, Blane Richey, Troy Coomes and Jr Moore. Bottom left: Lisa Ariwongse and Robin Wigginton. Bottom: Kim Mullins and Tamie Arm- strong. 117 ,V ,' ,9. 118 MORE STUDENTS LIFE AT PROM PREPARATIONS are conducted by right: Mrs. HoladayNunior class sponsor, Leasa Hamblin, Angela Richard- son, and Mrs. BeckerNunior class sponsor Bot- tom left: Sandy Packwood and Charlotte Short Bottom right: Larry Mikel, Chris Lewe, and Cheri Smith SLAVE AUCTION was a huge success. Right: Mar- sha Reno, Leasa Hamblin, Susan Donahoe, Jeff Waters, Sabrina Simmons, Mandy Short, Ben Bottorff, Craig Ashley, Rebekah Martin, and Mr. Calfee. Bottom left: Kara Dietrich, and Robin Vetter, Bottom Right: Richard Boyd and Sean Goldman r HENRYVILLE JR SR HIGH SCHOOL JUST SAY hKDTO DRUGS Far top left: in the forefront is Sean Gold- man, Troy Coomes and Kim Mullins. Far bot- tom left: Sabrina Sim- mons, Kelli Hahn, Mandy Short, Jenny Price, Pam Martin, Kevan Tabor, and Ke- vin Stewart are ready to release their ballons. Left: Robin Wigginton demonstrates how Death stalks drug users. BUJODIMDNAHCWS Top left: John Cortney, says giving blood is no big deal while Blane Richey looks on. Bottom left: Dana Calfee grips Blane Richeys hand for support. Top right: Larry Mikel and Ronnie Jackson are tested to see if they can donate. 119 I'll' You have now reached the final page of the itBreaking Out of 89d yearbook which was designed to be the edi- torts page. I would like everyone to know that being the editor of this yearbook would not mean anything to me if it was not for my friends at Henryville High School. I get a great deal of pleasure out of seeing others laugh, cry, or joke around about their yearbook. All the time and hard work that I have las well as the rest of the yearbook staffl put into making this yearbook the best does not mean anything to me as much as being able to see others pick up their yearbook and remember all the fun times they have had during that school year. There are several people who make my job easier: the yearbook staff tfor the time they put into doing pages, thingking of ideas, and putting up with mel. Ms. Evans, for putting the interest I have for my school in me and for pushing me to make this yearbook the very best possible. And the most important person, my mother, for not getting after me when I would work on the yearbook rather than doing my homework. FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF We are really proud of this yearbook, and we hope everyone else feels the same way. If we have made any mistakes it was a simple human error and we apologize. Over the year we have had several fund raisers to make this yearbook a success. In September we sponsored a girls soccer game, page 96. The yearbook staff would like to thank everyone who took part in making this event possible. We also would like to thank Mr. Reiger and Mr. Calfee for refereeing these games. They gave up the whole day to run up and down the soccer field. In October we had a very busy schedule. The yearbook staff would like to thank Kevin Guernsey for letting us use the old itRosslerls Antique Storeli for a haunted house. If it was not for his generosity we would probably still be looking for a house. Even after we got the permission to use the house we needed people to fix it up. Rick Beutel and Scott Locke spent many days a week building props, lighting, and many other things needed to make a haunted house complete. We also would like to thank all the people who gave of their time tpage 96l to help scare the wits out of the public. In April we had our biggest fund raiser, the Championship wrestling match. Although there was not as many people attending this event we where still pleased with the turn out tpage 102i. We would really like to thank all the fans who attended this event and the people who worked so hard. The yearbook staff would also like to thank all the teachers who told us when an event would take place so we could take pictures. A special thank you to Mr. Arnold for supporting the staff, opening the yearbook room so we could get film when we forgot, and most of all for working out a way to get us a yearbook camera. For all the friends and family who came to the events, gave us ideas, pictures, or just thought of us, we thank you too, for the yearbook would not be possible if it was not for you. A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE 120 01.53822 0;? 8 18 cm . 7 323-: ; ' w Au: mowm Nwmg N .