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

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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

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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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Most of us students were so caught up in our own studies and activities that we seldom recognized all the hard work that went on around us. The cooks started preparing lunch soon after we had eaten our own breakfasts, and the custodians used the days to repair and clean the building. They also set up the necessary equipment for our athletic events. Keeping track of attendance, health records, grades, and the school’s expenses involved a lot of work but Mr. Waugh, Mr. Smith, and the secretaries did a great job with them. Mrs. Pilpovich and Miss Burkette were in charge of scheduling so we could get the classes we wanted. We would like to take the time to thank all those who worked with us to make 1984 a year to remember. Clearing the sidewalk of snow doesn't seem to bother Mrs. Ruth Simpson. This photo courtesy of the Clinton- Mrs. Marilyn Davis is one of the hard working secre- taries in the front office. Senior John Barnes works in the office sixth hour. At the end of every day, Mrs. Pam Haase can be found cleaning the classrooms.