South Ripley High School - Confederate Yearbook (Versailles, IN)

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C Seventh grade Enjoys first year ot S.R. C A group of seventh grade boys engage in a fast game of basketball Ja ,, i, Velma Roy Wilma Roy ? '-: 5' Anita Ruble g Mark Ruble f Kathy Sams Kim Rohrlg BME' lv-I 2 ,-- I 1 3 tl K: . , 4-, W if --! Billy Schwagmeier David Sipples Mike Smith Ieff Stegemiller Iohn Stegemoller Albert Sturgill Betty Taulbee Ronald Taylor Kathy Tebbing Kevin Thompson 1 'C le.: qv mv David Tingle Sally Underwood I 1' 3 I , 1 5 ' , '9 6' 0' ' - - . 'T' 1- A I ' U ' 1 I - ' Rodney Wilhoit 4- -- 7 Dale Wilson 'V l F ' , A Tony Womack Bob Vanosdol Ronnie Vanosdol Vickie Vanosdol Tony Walker Terri Wells Mike Whitaker Seventh grade 155

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X er if Denise Iacobs Kim larvis David Iolly Mark Kennedy Ioan Kieffer Pam Kieffer Mary Kirkpatrick Tim Koger Lisa Lafary Gil Landwehr Iames Lee Steve Lee Cecilia Libunao Tim Linkmeyer Steve Lovins Ricky Mahoney Ianet May Kevin Menchhofer Charles Messer Dottie Morris Rickey Pollard Robert Porter Randy Richter Marsha Robinson A , ,sift L. if , ,, . it If t , .,, iflf A Seventh grade boys find both Mr. Feist and Health very entrancing. B Seventh grade boys awaiting the arrival of seventh grade girls? 154 Seventh grade ll vw gi. ia S I-2' , fr i A i1fr4 A Iii. li' J X I. I ,- A .1 . V Amid ii Lb 1 '. -I N iq... ' - j . N 1'-10' Q- 1' 317 mp ,, .5 ,. . - l .n. 1 - Sitting around: Cl typical day.

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One of the biggest jobs of a yearbook staff concerns that of selling advertising. This responsibility is a large one in that almost our entire yearbook is financed by the selling of ads. The advanced journalism class which consists of all seniors is divided into groups and assigned certain sections. The areas covered are Aurora, Lawrenceburg, Milan, Holton, Friendship, Madison, Batesville, Dills- boro, Osgood, Greensburg, North Vernon, Hanover, Cross Plains, and Versailles. Then with great courage they all strike out to their areas to convince their cus- tomers that advertising in the yearbook could only be an asset to their estab- lishment. Once in a while they find themselves batting their heads against brick walls. All in all though they usually find themselves in very pleasant surroundings. After all, the teenager makes up a large percent of the buying public. When you stop to think about it, who buys more clothes, cosmet- ics, and hamburgers? The next thing they must do is fill out ad receipts and find out how the advertiser would like his ad in the yearbook. This year the pic- tures for the ad section were taken by a professional pho- tographer. For this extra ser- vice our thanks goes to Ierry Hunter and Beverly Studios. The top advertising sales- men for this year were Darla Fuehrer, Melanie Hatton. Christy Hunger, and jane Spencer. In addition to selling ads, dances, the Raider Follies. and subscriptions have made it possible for the 1973 Confederate to be published. As you can see, putting out a yearbook is not as simple as it may seem. There is much behind the scenes work that goes on in order that our yearbook might be the best possible. And now we can only ask- help support our supporters!