South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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Spirit Captured SOLID GOLD IN COLOR The Senior class knew their hard work was paid off when they took first place in the float competition. Homecoming Queen Janice Reed and her escort Steve Lubovich stroll off the field during the halftime festivi- ties.

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This year the bonfire was moved to Wednesday night and the spirit competitions were inside the gym due to rainy weather. Spirits weren’t dampened, however. The Freshman class limped to a victory in the three-legged race, and the Seniors climbed high to win the pyramid building contest. Before the crowd was let loose to enjoy the bonfire, the Student Council’s dummy was awarded to the Senior class to hurl on the flames. The weather was excellent for the game. We were trailing 6-14 going into the half, but excitement was in the air. Janice Reed was crowned Queen after all the candidates were announced. Then it was time for the float competition. The Freshmen suffered a flat tire just before halftime, but it was quickly changed so they could show off their hard work. The results of this final competition would determine the winner of the coveted spirit placque. The Seniors took first place with Wildcats Stop Mounties in SV County” and the Sophomores’ Mounties are Catfood finished second. The Junior class came in third with Never Trust a Smiling Wildcat” and the Freshmen placed fourth with Bury the Mounties. Our team suffered a defeat 12-34, but the spirit and friendly” competition made Homecoming 1983 the best ever. The annual bonfire, proudly built by the Senior guys, looks like it will blaze far into the night. Freshmen football players John Spurr and Bart “Cheeker Waldrop use teamwork in the three-legged race. 10

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12 Miss Margarette Butts, school nurse, has her hands full with our health records. Besides being in charge of the library, Miss Elaine Gambiani is responsible for the equipment in the A.V. Room. IIIIIIHI