Switzerland County High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Vevay, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

Volume I Switzerland County Jr.-Sr. H.S. Vevay, Indiana sometimes it’s people. At one time or another during the 1977-78 school year, most of the stu- dents at S.C.H.S. will have expressed a dislike for something about the school. It may have been catching the bus early, the cafeteria's food, the faculty, or even the administration. However, there came a time when each and every student felt a tinge of senti- mentality-perhaps when the last se- nior received his diploma at gradua- tion, or a sense of loyalty when the girls basketball team won an important game, or the choir competing in Nash- ville, Tennesse. This was when the stu- dent realized that this was the school which helped him to reach goals al- ready past and was now helping him to prepare for the things to come. Yes, we hated it, but we loved it! Introduction...............]-6 Activities................7.5s Sports...................59.88 Administration..........89-100 Seniors................101-113 Juniors................114-120 Sophomores.............121-127 Freshman...............128-134 Eighth Grade...........135-141 Seventh Grade.........142-148 Advertisements........149-172 Times change, peop leaving behind only memories The essential ingredient of a high school is ultimately its stu- dents. The elements vary from year to year, but each leaves his own unique impression and con- tributions. From an accumulation of these indelible marks evolves the character of a high school, giving Switzerland County a per- sonality all its own. The year, because of the students, took on a personality also, a feeling that expressed itself in many ways. It is the school year 1977-78. 5 Reflections of the Past Senior Matt Dusch heads for Government Seventh Graders show their powers of concentration as they complete their Math exam. Class. Rob Daugherty tells Duane Cole to “Smile and Look At the Birdie! Todd Deaton listens carefully in English Class. Seniors of tomorrow head for class. Glenn Voris and Tim White evaluate drafting plans created by Ron Gregory. 6 - - Sandy South Crowned Farmer’s Fair Queen This year the Aurora Farmer's Fair proved beneficial to Switzerland Coun- ty High School. Sandy South and Matt Duseh represented the Switzerland County Senior Class. Sandy and Matt were in competition with seven other neighboring schools. Sandy South was chosen Queen of the 1977 Aurora Farmer’s Fair. She shared honors with Xing Scott Good of Aurora High School. The Yearbook Staff wishes to congratulate Sandy on her accomplish- ment. (Left: S.C.H.S. candidates Matt Dusch and Sandy South. Bottom: Sandy South displays her awards. 8 1977-78 Pumpkin Show Festivities The 1977-78 Versailles Pumpkin Show was well attended by an enthusiastic audience. This years annual Pumpkin Show consisted of the Queen Contest, Pa- rade, and many rides and games. Daniele Tolbert was elected by her fellow class- men to represent the Senior Class. Also from Switzerland County was Senior Donna Scott, representing S.l.V.S. Queen candidates from nine other area High Schools participated in the con- test. Taking the honors as 1977 Queen, was the Milan entry. The Senior Class would like to thank Daniele and Donna for a job well done. The High School Band, under the direction of their new con- ductor, Mr. Richard Sutherlin, marched in the parade playing from the musical score, “Rocky. Accompanying the band were the majorettes. The applause was appreciated, as both marched by. 9 1977-78 Homecoming Queen—Sandy South Homecoming Makes School Year Exciting Homecoming Candidates and Escorts: Randy Long, Lisa DeNoon, Doug Lane, Cindy Green, Mark Arvin. Denise Leap, Scott Welch, Susie Robin- son, Jody Wright, Danicle Tolbert, Matt Dusch, Sandy South, Dale Tolbert, Suzi Gregory, JciTCourtcr, Donna Scott, Terry Reeves. Janice Leap. Dale Poling, Nancy Dickerson. 1977 Homecoming Queen Pam Hornsby crowns Sandy South as 1978 Switzerland County The Suspense is over! Homecoming Queen. 1 “Dreams” King Dale and Queen Daniele 1978 Prom Court: Scott Welch, Susie Robinson, Dale Poling, Nila Lauderbaugh, King Dale Tolbert, Queen Daniele Tolbert, Ronnie Otter, Suzie Gregory, Jody Wright, Sandy South, Lisa DeNoon, Matt Dusch. 12 Dreams Inspire Romance Arlene Schroeder and Rob Regensburger enjoy their evening at the Prom. Karen Whitham and Malcolm Mark land get close. Guess Who? Rob Daugherty and Janet Hall. Nila Lauderbaugh and Dale Poling dance to Freebird. Dale Duke and Robin Henry gaze into each others eyes. 13 Love’s a State of Mind.” 15 Yearbook Staff Plans Biggest Book Ever! Advance Sales Are Strongest in Years This year the Switzerland County Junior-Senior High School Yearbook, “Reflections” will contain more pages than ever before. The increase in length is largely due to the increased number of activities taking place during the school year. Among these new activities are such events as Girl’s Basketball, Track, Volleyball and the related candid photo- graphs of the girls as they participate in these events. Our editor, Tammy Hensley and Co-Editor, Karen Allan point out that student support is the key to keeping our yearbook an integral part of our high school program. They also noted that extra copies will be available this Fall when the books arrive and will be distributed on a “first come, first served” basis. Overall, the production of the 1978 book involved many tedious hours of hard work and concentration and it is the hope of the entire staff that these efforts will please the en- tire student body. Again the staff wishes to thank all stu- dents and advertisers for their support of “Reflections ’78.” S.C.H.S. Yearbook Staff 1977-78 Yearbook Staff Members: Susie Robinson, Karen Allan Co-Editor, Mark Arvin, Mr. Cord-Advisor, Nancy Ball, Donna Wagner, Karen Whitham, Randy Bryant, Tammy Hensley-Editor. Not Pictured: Nancy Dickerson, Staff Member 1st Semester. 16 Newspaper Staff Gets New Advisor The Oracle Staff: Wesley Callahan-Co-Editor, Allan Walcott-Reporter, Kathy Pavy-Reporter, Sheila Darling-Reporter, Robin Hankins-Report- cr, Patty Brown-Artist, Barbara Woods—Reporter, Mr. Druba-Advisor, Jeff Smith-Typist and Reporter, Karen Allan—Sports Eiditor, Denny Crandcll-Editor and Photographer. Not Pictured: Brett Graham. 1st Semester Students Not Pictured: Daniele Tolbert-Reporter, Melinda Patter- son-Reporter. The Oracle Gains Popularity with Introduction of Special Issues The Switzerland County High School “Oracle” gained a new advisor this year, Mr. John Druba. Denny Crandell, the editor was invaluable to Mr. Druba as Denny brought with him experience gained from serving on the stafflast year. The entire staff was very effective since there was a great amount of cooperation among all staff members as they pre- pared each issue. Mr. Druba was well pleased with the perfor- mance of the staff and hopes that most will be able to return next year. During the year the Oracle Staff published two special issues covering school activities including Drama Club and Homecoming. Student response to both issues was over- whelming and because of demand similar issues are being planned for the coining year. 17 S.C.H.S. Band Participates in Numerous Parades Band Members: Row 1: Brenda Van Tylc, Linda LaVelle, Cindy Green, Stephanie Thomas, Dennis Jaynes, Debbie Berner, Sharon Brown, Dena Al- ford: Row 2: LaVonda Scudder, Sarah Phillips, Connie Lane, Mary Ellen Rogers, Donna Thomas, Michelle Keith, Jackie Sullivan, Linda Brown, Kelli Huff, Marlene Hughes; Row 3: Daryl Weaver, Pam Lovins, Lisa Boggs, Ginger Holdcroft, Kim Robinson, Ruth Belew, Traci Ray, Vicki Green, Tonya Scotti, Kim Walker, Shannon Tolbert, Daryl Bear; Row 4: Susie Robinson, Teresa Jones, Sandy Rowland, Joey Green, Wes Callahan, Lisa See, Mark Archer, Cathy Dilts, Carol Penick, Jim Carr, Rac Jean Johnson, Donna Wagner, Ricky Wolf, Bobby Lucas; Row 5: Garry Scott, John Spencer, Kathy Berner, Tracy Chandler, Christy Bush, Tina HeKe, Billy Craig, Bonnie Cutter, Pam Brown, Jeff Harsin, Debbie Coates, Randy Long, Mark Morton, Malcolm Markland; Standing: Pom Pon Girls-Lynette Tolliver, Gerri Mathews, Barbara Otter, Yo Yo Shuler, Lisa DeNoon; Majorettes-Marsha Hughes, Dennis Scudder, Carol Slack, Patty Curl; Pom Pon Girls-Regina Hite, Jackie Pavy, Cynthia Carpenter, Melinda Patter- son. Band Seniors ?US„M °uinS0Hn’viSaTDfNo0n' Ma Icne H“ hes: Standing: Wesley Callahan, Lois Miller, Connie Lane, Cindy Green, Christy Bush, Iina Hehe, Linda Lavellc, Brenda VanTylc, Bonnie Cutter, Dennis Scudder. Modern Music Masters M colnf MarkLnd °Ric'k bdC rof 0,! Sharon Brown; treasurer), Angie Price Standing: Donna Wagner. Jim Carr. Dennis Jayne M?s Williams; (Sponwr). f'(ChoUS,er)’ Llsa UeNoon; (President), Jeff Harstn, Lisa Smith, Cynthia Carpenter: (Vice-President). Janet Odoi 19 Concert Choir Visits Nashville Mixed Choir Members; Row 1: Billie Darbro, Tammy Shepard, Marsha Hughes, Edwina Harlow, Kim Robinson, Tammy Sanders, Tina Wagner, Kathy Patterson, Cindy Adams; Row 2: Julie Hankins, Beverly Peters, Brian Sublett, Mike Cole, Bill Harlow, Anita LaVelle, Connie Hite, Mary Gibson, Mrs. Williams; Row 3: Darlene Lewis, Nila Lauderbaugh, George Minch, Paul Beverly, Dennis Taylor, Mary Rook, Lake Ann Johnson, Sara Hamilton, Teresa Haney. Row 1: Daryl Baer, Eric Courtney, John Jones, Dena Alford; Row 2: Angie Price, Jill Darbro, Mary Jo Parris, Ricky Wolf, Dennis Scudder, Alan Archer, Deb Conner, Mary Ellen Rogers, Dedra Counts; Row 3: Rahe Jean Johnson, Cynthia Carpenter, Bonnie Cutter, Greta Smith, Joey Green, George Minch, Dennis Jaynes, Janet Odom, Lisa Smith, Lisa DeNoon; Row 4: Georgia Morris, Carol Penick, Jackie Rider, Kevin McSwain, John Spencer, Jim Seaver, Diane Cole, Nila Lauderbaugh, and Mrs. Williams. Mixed Choir Performs THE GIRLS THAT MAKE IT HAPPEN Usherettes: Standing-Lavonda Scudder, Debbie Scott, Kathy Mc- Creey; Seated-Mary Jo Farris, Sharon Brown. Usherettes Majorettes Pom Pon Majorettes: Marsha Hughes, Carol Slack, Patty Curl. Pom Pon Corps: Cynthia Carpenter, Jackie Pavy, Melinda Patterson, Lisa DcNoon, Regina Hite, Yo Yo Shuler, Gerri Mathews, Lynette Tolliver, Barbara Otter. 21 Pep Club Boosts Pacer Spirit PEP CLUB; Row 1: Linda Bennitt, Susie Robinson, Tammy Field. Sandy South, Lisa Smith, Greta Smith, Volina Stultz, Kelli Gayle, LaDonna Poling, Daniele Tolbert President, Suzi Gregory-Vice-President, Sheila Hornsby Treasurer, Mrs. Brenda Briggs-Sponsor; Row 2: Teresa Thomas, Marlene Hughes, Brenda Van Tyle, Connie Lane. Donna Scott. Cindy Green. Randy Long, Dennis Scudder, Jackie Sullivan, Dale Poling, Terry Reeves, Cynthia Carpenter, Jackie Rider, Debbie Scott. Lisa DeNoon, Glenn Bovard: Row 3: Denise Washnock, Jill Darbro, Darlene Lewis, Pam Lamson. Nila Lauderbaugh, Nancy Ball. Tammy Holdcroft, Karen Allan, Karen Whitham, Randy Bryant, Cathy Dilts, Debbie Connor, Sharon Brown, Melinda Patterson, Steve Duke, Ernest Bovard; Row 4: Tommy Bailey, Leon Walker, Alan Archer, Steve Whitham. Tim Ralston, Janet Hall, Diana Cole, Jett Harsin, Debbie Coates, Tonya Andrew, Dena Lewis, Sondra Keith, Brian Sublett, Kathy Pavy, Jamie Getz, Dana Grittin; Row 5: Cheryl White, Debbie Cope, Rhonda Ault, Teresa Devers, Toni Gridley, Allison Osborn, Yo Yo Shuler, Gerri Mathews, Susan Holder, Debbie Burk. Lynette Tolliver, Gina Lorch, Donna Keith, Sheila Darling. Wyatt Self, Eric Welch; Row 6: Oneva Dickerson, Barb Otter, Gina Hite, Brenda Cope, Amy Regensburger. Darlene Otter, Donna Thomas, Stephanie Thomas, Michelle Keith, Susan Thomas, Jolene Gilpin, Julie Gulley, Peggy Otter, Debbie Hipshair, Lisa Shackleford, Dale Patterson; Row 7: Lisa Works, Linda Brady, Sheila Bovard, Mark Morton, Duane Tolliver, Roberta Clay- poole, Regina Harlow, Billie Darbro. Tonya Scotti, Lisa See. Kim Walker, Rita Waltz, Jenny Farrington, James May, Peggy Green, Eddie Haskell; Row 8: Connie Scott. Marie Robbins, Robin Henry, Dale Duke, Danny Lock, Susan Frazier, Elaine Banta, Janet Atkins, Tracy Chandler, Tammy Sanders, Kim Robinson, Carol Penick, Michelle Holder, Vicki Bowling, Lorrie Pavy, Tony Bailey; Row 9: Vickie Chase, Andrea Brown, Cathy Bear, Jill Car field, Brenda Brady, Robin Robbins, Nicki Nixon, Pam Poling, Shannon Tolbert, Patty Seymour, Londa Lyons, Eileen DeNoon, JoAnn Waller, Michelle Sigmon, Billy Darling, Shawn Penick; Row 10: Cindy Works, Rita Harlow, Leah Scudder, Amy Althoff, Diana Carlow, Cindy Lucas, Sherrie Lewis. Sheila Dick, Mary Jane Curry, Brenda Bowling, Mary Stultz, Ester Tolliver, Georgette Varble, Paul Miller, Deron Johnson, Brian Otter; Row 11: Micah Ramsey, Letha Rueter, Shannon Callahan, Sherrie Johnson, Connie Scott, Lisa Gould, Kim Wilson, Belinda Danner, Cathy Griffin, Cindy Busher, Blanche Peelman, Tammy Duncan, Harold Gullion. Mark Covington. 22 Student Council 1977-78 Student Council Members: Row 1-Susie Gregory, Janet Hall, Connie Lane, Susie Robinson, Marsha Hughes, Mrs. Roller (Sponsor), Lisa DeNoon, Sara Miller; Row 2: Jackie Sullivan, Donna Thomas, Lisa Smith,Tammy Field, Jeff Harsin, Daniele Tolbert, Sheila Hornsby, Ronnie Gregory, Rick Daugherty, Deron Johnson, Doug Lane, Donna Scott. Members of the Student Council are selected from grades 7th thru 12th by their individual classes. They are selected upon the basis of leadership and responsibility to their class. Class members should take their problems to a student council member, they will discuss it at a meeting then take it to the head office if necessary. The main purpose of the Student Council is the organization of the Homecoming. They are left in charge of all decorations and acquiring a band for the dance which immediately follows. Another purpose is the changing of the school sign to post the on coming school events and activities. 23 1977-78 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1978 National Honor Society Members; Seniors: Greg Coy, Lisa DeNoon, Cindy Green. Suzi Gregory, Marlene Hughes, Michelle Swango. Daniclc Tolbert, Abby Waters. Juniors: Karen Allan. Tammy Armstrong, Sharon Brown, Mark Dunning. Mark Lugate. Jeff Harsin. Shelia Hornsby. Davina Lamson, Kathy McCreery. Wyatt Self, John Sieglitz. Karen Whitham, Ricky Wolf. Sophomores: Samantha Brammer. Regina Cleeter, Todd Deaton. Dennis Jaynes, Arlene Schrocder. Carol Slack. 24 National Honor Society Members: Seated; Chris Broering, Donna Scott, Bonnie Cutter, Nancy Ball, Nancy Dickerson. Dennis Scudder, Dwayne Griffin, Gary Keith. Row 2: Rob Daugherty, Linda Bcnnitt, Teresa Jones, Linda Higgins, Mrs. Reeves. Dana Griffin, Malcolm Markland. Sandy Row- land. Debbie Berner. Drama Club Sets Sail With “Showboat” Row 1: Dennis Scudder; (President), Lisa DeNoon; (Vice-President), Randy Lone • (Secretary k .ren Whith,nv d n tn Allan, Jim Waltz, Denny Crandell, Rae Jean Johnson, Mark Dunning, Patty Brown, Rita Waltz, Brian Jones. °nna coU’ Kur Junior Historical Society Plans Spring Trips Brown , , T7 Lre,'C TolliVCr- Marsha Hu?heS’ Kelly Hulf- Dena AI,ord: (Treasurer). Row 2: Repina Cleeter: (News Reporter). Pa. Mathews W' a„Har!OW: R w 3: Bm Jones: (Vice-President). I red Johnson. Dennis Jaynes. Mark Dunning. Karen Allan. Brian Sublet!. Ter, ia mews, Mrs. Hendricks; (Sponsor), Connie Scott, Pam Lovins; (President). 25 EI Club Espanol Spanish Club Members; Row 1: Diana Cole, (Treasurer). Tonya Andrews, (Secretary), Tammy Held, (Vice-President), Jeff Harsin. (President). Mrs. Martin, (Sponsor); Row 2: Sandy Rowland, Davina Lamson. Mark Mood, Dennis Powers, Robert Firth, Brian Sublett, Robin Hankins, Karen Whit- ham, Karen Allan. Lisa Smith, Debbie Coates; Row 3: Mark Morton, Dennis Jaynes, Joey Green. Lonnie Walcott. Rick Daugherty, trie Courtney, Toni Gridley, Debbie Berner, Kathy McCreary, Marlene Hughes. Rick Wolf; Row 4: Alan Archer, Brian Osborne, Mike South, Volina Stultz, Rita Waltz, Kelli Huff. Kim Robinson. Michelle Holder, I red Johnson. Charles Lorch, Jeff Sloan; Row 5: Shannon Tolbert, Lisa Boggs, Lisa See, Peggy Green, Kelli Gayle. Janet Hall, Teresa Devers, Cheryl Wagner. Carol Smith. Marsha Hughes, Donna Keith, Maria Robbins. Du Club Francais French Club Members: Standing: Mr. Beckett, (Sponsor), Darlene Otter. Davina Lamson, Amy Regensbergcr, Brenda Waller, Carol Slack, Patty Curl, Billie Jean Collins; Seated: Jeff Smith, Jim Waltz. Mike Walls. Allison Osborn, Mark Dunning, Alan Walcott, John Spencer. 26 Science Club Seated: John Garland: (Sgt.-at-arnis), Bill Seymour: (Treasurer), Regina Cleeter; (Secretary), Bob McFarland; (Vice-President), Standing Chuck Seymour, Jim Waltz, Ron Shaw, Mike ’.Vails, Lynettc Tolliver, Teresa Chandler, Carol Penick, Tammy Sanders, Tracy Chandler, DennisJavncs Lloyd Sthrol, Patty Brown, Joey Markland, Telina Counts, Mr. Morrison; (Sponsor), Not pictured Chris Broering; (President) Soil Conservation Club Row 1: Joey Markland, Sharon Brown, Dena Alford, Brian Brammer, Darrel Weaver; Row 2: Jim Waltz, Mr. Morrison: (Sponsor). 27 Lettermen’s Club low 1: Malcolm Markland; (Treasurer), Robert Daugherty; (Secretary), Greg Pavy; (Vice-President), Ronnie Otter; (President), Row : Kic )auuherty Barry Wilson, Dwayne Griffin, Jim Seaver, Gary Keith, Wyatt Sell, Mike South, Duane Cole, Barry O Neal, Steve Hysell. Row 3: „onnie furnish, Brian Osborn, Karen Whitham, Michelle Keith, Diana Cole, Greta Smith, Karen Allan, Tammy Holdcroft, Dana Griltin, Steve Mien, Row 4: Peggy Green, Janet Hall, Volina Stultz, Kelli Gayle, Sandy South, Nancy Ball. Something NEW At S.C.H.S. Indoor Track Row 1: Grant Boggs, Troy Hankins, Dale Griffin, Tony Jackson, Sponsor- Mr. John Druba, Row 2: Micah Ramsey, Scott Arvin, Dana Griffin, Row 3: John Garland, Chris Fuller, Mike Walls, Jimmy Carr. 28 Art Club’s Future Artists Standing: Teresa Thomas, Kathy Pavy. Abby Waters-(Treasurer), Denise Wash nock; Seated: Debbie Springer. Pat Sullivan, Mary Roach. Mr. Mult; (Sponsor), Lisa Thomas, Matt Dusch; (Vice-President), Dennis Lllis; (President). Teacher Aides Row 1: Donna Keith, Toni Gridley, Peggy Green, Volina Stultz, Kelli Gayle. Janet Hall. Ladonna Poling. Susie Gregory, Donna Wagner, Linda Brady, Shelia Bovard, Tonia Scotti; Row 2: Jody Wright, Matt Dusch, Pam Lovins, Cindy Adams, Dennis Browning, Nila Lauderbaugh, Tim Cloats. Danny Lock, Connie Scott, Lisa Works, Stephanie Thomas, Diana Cole, Sandy South. Jackie Sullivan. Michelle Keith, Cheyl Wagner, Lavonda Scudder, Denise Washnock, Dwayne Griffin, Jeff Reeves; Row 3: Harry Waller, George Miller. Brenda VanTyle, Steve Hamilton, Greta Smith. Kar- en Allan, Karen Whitham, Lisa Smith, Sheila Hornsby, Tammy Field. 29 Library Aides Library Aides: Linda Higgins. Brian Sublett, Bonnie Cutter, Vera Phillips, Sharon Brown, Mrs. Rosenberger-Librarian, Brenda Van Tyle, Corina Baatz, Mrs. Reeves Librarian, Lisa Works. Office Aides Office Aides; Seated; Donna Wagner, Tammy Hensley, Suzi Gregory; Row 2: Melinda Patterson, Tonya Andrew, Daniele Tolbert, Nancy Dickerson, Carla Bovard, Sandy South; Row 3: Mrs. Burk-Secretary, Mrs. Daugherty-Secretary, Karen Dunaway, Pam Gulley, Jody Wright, Tammy Arm- strong, Tammy Field, Linda Bennitt, Nancy Ball. 30 Cafeteria Workers Cooks: Edith Lyon. Mona Seymour. Betty Adams. Not Pictured: Janet Bond, Betty Chase. Thelma Keith. Joy McAllister, Jean Rose, Emma Brown, Linda Reuter; (Sub). Mr. Roach; (Food Director). Rita Sullivan is the lady that takes money during both lunch hours. Cafeteria helper’s Mark Powers and Paul burnish take a break between lunches. 31 Future Homemakers of America I H.A. Members; Seated: Donna Scott President, Connie Lane Vice President, Denise Leap Secretary, Joyce Bovard- Treasurer. Row 2: Mrs. Moore-Sponsor, Nila Lauderbaugh, Daniele Tolbert, Sandy South, Tonya Andrew. Debbie Coates, Lorrie Pavy, Gerri Mathews, Lynette Tolliver, Yo Yo Shuler, Pain Lovins, Jill Darbro, Barb Gurley. Row 3: Patty Harlow, Allison Osborn, Linda Bennitt, Tammy Field, Denise Washnock, Melinda Patterson, Jackie Rider, Cynthia Carpenter, Diana Cole, Cheryl White, Billie Jean Collins. Rita Waltz, Jenny Farrington, Sharon Brown, Lisa DeNoon, Janice Leap. Congratulations Dale Poling “Our Honey” This years F.H.A. Honey Dance was held on February 12, following the basketball game between S.C. and Brookville. The candidates for this special occasion were selected from the rest of the class. They were, Dale Duke, Jeff Courter, Dale Tolbert, Scott Welch, Dale Poling, Jody Wright, Matt Dusch. Dale Poling was selected “Honey”. Following this announcement a dance was held in the Cafetorium. Preforming at the Dance was “Cain”. The dance was well attended. 32 Future Farmers of Switzerland County Left to Right; Row 1; Gerri Mathews, Yo Yo Schuler, Maria Robbins, Shelia Darling, Linda Brady, Russell McKay, Jeff Courter, Lisa Works, Tim Cloat, Billy McEndrec, Dale Duke, Dale Poling, Glen Bovard, Ernest Bovard, Eric Welch, BiUy Seymour, Eddie Haskell, Steve Duke, Dale Patter- son, Tony Bailey, Phil Wolfe, Row 2: Mike Johnson, Charles Frazier, Steve Keith, Mike Thomas, David Lewis, Rodney Allen, Joe Canfield, Ricky Browing, Ronald Shaw, Mike Raisor, Danny Turner, Dennis Taylor, Herbert Edwards, Jim Getz, Danny Lock, Tim Ralston, Robbie Johnson, Row 3; Arthur Stoops, Paul Renycr, David Julifs, Dennis Courter, Ty Ray, Steve Hamilton, Roger Beverly, Charles Lock, Mike Poling, John Lamson, Danny Romans, Duane Tolliver, Fred Trimbley, Robbie Works, Harry Waller, Shelia Bovard, Sponsor Fred Russell, Row 4; Rick Kelley, Mike Walls, Tommy Bailey, John Garland, Joey Markland, Mark Powers, Doug Pike, Dana Swanson, David Christman, Randy Wolfe, Chris Brown, Mike Cole, Steve Hewitt, Mark Flood, Alan Thomas, Da id Thomas, Roger Satterfield, Billy Harlow, Row 5; Tommy Bovard, Ronnie Gregory, Barry Hon, Steve Steward. Randy Scudder, Barry Scuddcr, Dennis Romana, Dan Mangold, Steve Fitzgerald, Anthony Thomas, Terry Peelman, Bobby Lucas, Mark Hall, John Stansberry, Billie Darbro, Roberta Claypoole, Tommy Wentworth. 34 Vocational School Students Learn From Experience The Southeastern Indiana Vocational School is an exten- tion of our home school. It should be thought of as the voca- tional-technical department of all the high schools who regu- larly send students there. Vocational education is based on the concept that to be good in an occupation the individual must “know how” to do the tasks that are required in the occupation.’ The worker must also “know why” he does the tasks in the particular way that they are done. At the Vocational School, both the “know how” and the “know why” are taught. Students attend the school approximately three periods each day. During the time the students attend the school, about one-third, or one period, per day is spent in learning the “know why”. The other two-thirds of the time is spent in practical shop or laboratory work. A variety of programs are being offered so that there will be as much available as possible, to as many students as possi- ble, regardless of their interest and aptitudes. In most pro- grams, students attend during their junior and senior years of high school. Over the years, instructors at the Southeastern Indiana Vocational School have enjoyed excellent relationships with their students. Instructors take personal pride in the achieve- ment of their students, both while they are at the school and after they leave the school and are successful at their jobs. 1977-78 Vocational School Students Row 1 Henry Fuller, Glenn Leap, Wyatt Self. Francis Gilpin, Jeff Reeves, Scott Welch, Susie Robinson. Patty Harlow, Faye Thomas, Pam Gulley Row 2-Eric Welch, Robert Regensberger, David Otter, Irvin Powers, Kathy Bi.scher, Vicki Green, Mike McCarty, Rick Cope, Roger Beverly, Karl Henderson, Mark Jones, Bradley Cutter, Connie Lane, Jeff Courter, Donna Scott, Bus driver-Bill White. In Bus-Titn Cope, Mark White. Donald Baer, Richard Lock, Dale Tolbert, Fred Jennings, Terry Reeves, Mark Archer, Rick Griffin, absent David Beatty 35 Drama Play Members; Seated: Shelia Darling, Kathy McCreery, Diana Cole, Karen Whitham, Karen Allan. Row 2: Fred Johnson, Mark Dunning, Ricky Wolf, Lisa DeNoon, Greta Smith, Sharon Brown, Jackie Sullivan, Rita Waltz, Tonya Andrew, Bonnie Cutter, Malcolm Markland, Michelle Keith. Row 3: John Sieglitz, Jim Waltz, Alan Walcott, Randy Long, John Spencer, Debbie Coates, Dennis Scudder, Lisa Smith, Mark Archer, Denny Crandell, Jeff Harsin, Brian Jones, Rae Jean Johnson, Mrs. Delores Cole, Mrs. Betty Swango, Mr. Ken Beckett, Mrs. Kathy Williams. 36 PRESENTS “SHOWBOAT” “Showboat,” directed by Mr. Ken Beckett was the drama clubs’ second annu- al dinner theatre. The show was very successful and well attended by students and citizens of Switzerland County. “Showboat” featured ten major soloists and forty chorus and cast members. It required two pianoists and a drummer for accompaniment. It also required a very extensive and complicated stage. The story is about a river boat captain who has a showboat named the Cotton Blossom, and performs at different towns along the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. He finds himself in trouble however, when it becomes known that one of his stars is of mixed blood racially. The captain spends the remainder of the story trying to replace the various actors and actresses in his show in order to keep his boat in business. The captain’s wife seems to dampen his spirits when she at- tempts to stop his using his own daughter in the show. Best Actor and Best Actress awards went to John Spencer as “Joe” and Ton- ya Andrew as “Mrs. Andy Hawks.” Seniors present “The Storm” and “Barefoot in the Park,” Cast Members—Seated: Lisa DeNoon, Dennis Scudder, Connie Lane, Doug Lane. Randy Long, Dennis Browning. “The Storm.” Cast Members Standing: Mark Arvin. Bonnie Cutter, Richard Lock. Denise Leap. Danielc Tolbert. The 1978 Senior Class presented two plays this year. The first play, “The Storm,” was a more serious play dealing with one of life’s misfortunes, while “Barefoot in the Park,” was completely different. The audience en- joyed the performance tremendously, as it dealt with usual everyday happenings. 39 Junior Class Cast and Crew of “Harvey” Row 1: Lisa Smith, Mark Ar- cher, Diana Cole, Wyatt Self, Debbie Coates, Denny Cran- dell, Sandy Rowland; Row 2: Malcolm Markland, Brian Os- borne, Linda Bcnnitt, Cynthia Carpenter, Ricky Wolf, Tonya Andrew, Teresa Jones, Jeff Harsin, Melinda Patterson, Mr. Beckett-Director; Row 3: Brian Jones, Fred Johnson, Linda Higgins, John Sieglitz, Jim Waltz. 40 Presents “Harvey” Tonya Andrew shows surprise at the sight of Harvey. Denny Crandell does an outstanding job playing the lead role. Harvey, the six-foot rabbit, played m by Wyatt Self. Mlljfim U lander. 41 Teacher Recognition Day Becomes Tradition A Look Around Our School 43 Chris Broering S.C.H.S. Valedictorian Commencement 1978 Bonnie Cutter S.C.H.S. Salutatorian 45 A Special Day for Seniors 46 Commencement 1978—A Picture Parade 48 51 Seniors Have Fun Kneeling; Donna Wagner, Suzi Gregory, Dale Tolbert, Dale Poling, Dennis Scudder, Cindy Green, Standing; Susie Robinson, Scott Welch, Mark Ar- vin, Jody Wright, Richard Lock, Ronnie Otter, Randy Long, Nila Lauderbaugh, Debbie Walker, Donna Scott, Sponsor Tim Montgomery. Sponsor Mr. Daugherty and wife Janet take time out to smile. Sponsor Mr. Montgomery had a pretty easy time in Florida. 52 in the Sun 53 Florida Sun 54 The Way Mr. Rose, Mrs. Jones, Not known, Robbin Works, Lisa Works, Not Known, Keli Gayle, Jeff Smith, Vicky Bowling, Paula Bailey, Ernest Bovard, Karen Whitham, Marcia Coors, Melinda Patterson, Joyce Turner, Patsy Ware, Barbara Cutter, Greg Pavy, Billy Harlow, Jackie Pavy, Not Known, Steve Cole, Dale Patterson, Jerry Copeland, Tommy Bovard, Lorrie Pavy, Stephen Colen, Mandy Woodrow, Donna Keith, Alan Young, Sheila Hornsby, Steve Keith, Shelia Bovard, Peggy Green, Michelle Keith, Doug Romans, Patty Brown, Archie Peelman, Dedra Counts, Mike Raisor 56 We Were Allensville Cheerleaders-Brenda VanTyle, Joyce Bovard, Michelle Keith, Kelli Gayle, Bonnie Cutter. Volina Stultz and Ladonna Poling before different hair styles. Donna Thomas and Alan Walcott as Jr. High kids. 57 Senior Life Is . . . .. . . being crowned King and Queen. .. . . dancing to the beat. cheering on the home team. .... giving nervous speeches. . horsing around alot. W«. ira� . f8 xtfW o3QE@| ; v O OTfJi lil • � _ i Veteran Golfers Look Coach Wayne Daugherty, Rick Daugherty, Rob Daugherty, Brian Osborne, John Sieglitz, Mal- colm Markland, Lonnie Walcott, Alan Walcott. Junior Rob Daugherty shows form that made him an All-Conference Golfer in 1977. Mr. Daugherty, the coach of the golf teams, said in the 77 season the golf team did fairly well but in the 78 season things were kind of slow because of the bad weather conditions. He stated he had some really fine golfers and some who will be ex- tremely fine golfers next year. Overall there were four outstanding golfers who led the team in most of the meets. Malcolm Markland brought in the lowest score of 37. Fol- lowing him was Brian Osborne with a score of 40; Rob Daugh- erty with a low score of 42; Rick Daugherty with a 43; Alan Walcott with a 44; Lonnie Walcott with a 48; and John Sieg- litz with a 57. In 78 Rick Griffin joined the team, his low was a 53. The 1978 Most Valuable Golfer was Brian Osborne and Most Improved was Rob Daugherty. 60 Malcolm Markland a Junior, brought in many low scores by studying his putts carefully. Forward to New Year Freshman Rick Daugherty should be an important member of the S.C.H.S. team in the future. Alan Walcott, sophomore improved his game steadily throughout the year. Mr. Daugherty, Golf Coach, gives sophomore Lonnie Walcott assistance on the putt. 61 S.C.H.S. CROSS- Kneeling: Lonnie Furnish, Charlie Lorch, Barry Wilson, Scott Arvln, Barry O'Neal, Dana Griffin; Standing: Joey Green, Steve Jones, Steve Hewitt, Wyatt Self, Steve Hysell, Randy Allen, Joe McManis, Manager-Glenn Voris, Not Pictured Coach Mr. Burk All-Conference runner Barry O’Neal crosses the finish line. Joey, Steve, and Steve will be returning for the Pacers next year. 62 COUNTRY 1977 Junior Dana Griffin was a strong runner for the Pacers. Sophomore Barry O’Neal-a valuable runner. Senior Joe McManis, ran a very tiring race. Randy, Lonnie, and Barry-on your-mark- Sophomore Barry Wilson finishes a good race. 63 Girl’s Volleyball Team Has Varsity Volleyball Team: Manager Kim Robinson, Brenda Van Tyle, Karen Whitham, Janet Hall, Diana Cole, Coach-Mrs. Phyllis Weaver, Kelli Gayle, Peggy Green, Volina Stultz, Nancy Ball, Statistician-Donna Thomas. Junior Varsity Volleyball: Manager Kim Robinson, Sharon Brown. Linda Brady, Greta Smith, Rhonda Radcliff, Coach Mrs. Phyllis Weaver, Rita Walt . Michelle Keith, Melinda Patterson, Linda Brown, Statistician Donna Thomas. 64 Disappointing Season in 1977 ____ Senior Nancy Ball returns the ball tor Pacers. Senior Brenda VanTyle goes up for the spike. Sophomore Peggy Green positions herself tor the set. Juniors Karen Whitham and Diana Cole will be returning for the Pacers next year. Mrs. Weaver’s goals of winning half the games was met by the re- serve team and she feels. “The var- sity played well and to the poten- tial of winning half, we just fell short of a few points.” The girls spirit and determination to keep trying was extremely good. They were very willing to try new plays. The team is losing two seniors this year, Nancy Ball and Brenda VanTyle. They are players that will be missed, but the team should be extremely strong next year as the rest of the girls on the varsity have worked together all this season. Mrs Weaver is looking forward to all girls returning and hopefully some other Freshman and Sophomores will join the teams next year. 65 Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team Girls Varsity Team : Manager Sharon Brown, Karen Allan, Janet Hall, Debbie Carlow, Statistician Michelle Keith; Standing: Debbie Berner, Arlene Schrocder, Sandy Rowland, Diana Cole, Samantha Bramer, Karen Whitham, Coach Miss Barbara Steffan. Season Best Ever The S.C.H.S. Girls Varsity Team had a very outstand- ing season this year. Their record was 9-3, being third place in the conference. This record is the best ever achieved since Girl’s basketball has been in existence at Switzerland County. Most of the credit goes to Coach Barbara Steffan but of course she couldn’t have done it without very talented athletes to work with. Three outstanding juniors and two very promising sophomores made up the starting five. Relief work was provided by many other capable juniors and sophomores who were required to play many positions during the season. The Girls team was runner-up in the Rising Sun Tour- nament and runner-up in the girl’s sectional at East Cen- tral High School. In addition, Karen Allan and Samantha Bramer were among local players who were named to the All Conference Team. 66 Have Another Winning Season 67 J.V. Has 5-0 Season Junior Debbie Berner runs into heavy traffic as she goes up for the shot. Debbie received a tro- phy for the most improved player of the year. Junior Varsity Team: Manager Sharon Brown, Ginger Holdcroft, Linda Brown, Debbie Carlow, Statistician-Michelle Keith; Stand- ing: Coach Barbara Steffan, Debbie Berner, Arlene Schroeder, Sandy Rowland, Kathy Berner, Not Pictured, Toni Gridley. Sandy Rowland concentrates on a foul shot. Sophomore Toni Gridley shows her aggressiveness as she grabs the rebound. 69 Pacers Will Return with Guns Loaded I'1... fir..;! iipJ nr; mi !f In'..f III...nil 22 inruiii ■ ,f’ , I!� ..lit! 2 4kii ' MSj ■fef nn , tin,, nr 1 nmvir n w r nrrur- m .yjr T n ii h I fcgjl «II 'I! -. If If|j | Si I !' ill! Ill g Efr fj Varsity; Seated-Barry O'Neal, Johnny Sebree, Greg Pavy, Mike Clerkin, Gary Keith, Steve Hysell, Mike South, Steve Allen, Manager Barry Wilson, Standing-Dwayne Griffin, Todd Deaton, Duane Cole, Jim Seavers, Coach Bernie Burk, Randy Allen not pictured. 70 Sectional Action Seated Left to Rijdit; Lonnie Furnish, Mike Clerkin, Alan Walcott, Barry O’Neal, Gary Keith, Lonnie Walcott, Rick Daugherty, Standing; Barry Wilson, Manager, Johnny Sebree, Chris Riley, Lawrence Chase, Kevin McSwain, Coach Rick Weales The Junior Varsity Worked 72 Junior Mike Clerkin stays low as he brings the ball up the court. This and many other quick moves helped Mike win the Mister Defense Award. Barry O’Neal shows his aggressiveness as he Fights for the ball. Barry was out most of the season with a injury. Sophomore Steve Hysell fights for the ball. While teammate Gary Keith waits for the rebound. Steve and Gary also played on the Varsity. Randy Allen shows us how to use power on the boards. Moves like that will prove to be useful to the team in the future. Randy played on the Varsity squad the last half of the year. Hard Toward Future Varsity Play Coach Rick Weales points out instructions to his team as they set up their defensive strategy. 73 Varsity Cheers Varsity Cheerleaders for 1977-78: Linda Bennitt (Junior), Tatmny I ield (Junior), Lisa Smith (Junior), Susie Robinson (Senior), Sandy South (Se- nior and Squad Captain). I Reserve Yells S.C.H.S. 1977-78 Reserve Cheerleaders: LuDonnu Poling (Sophomore), Volina Stultz (Sophomore), Greta Smith (Sophomore), Kelli Gayle (Sopho- more). Junior David Leap throws for an out. Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple Pie, The bull pen looks on as the Pacers chalk up another win. Dana Griffin misses an inside fastball. Dwayne Griffin, the only Senior player, slides into second base. Gary Keith edges off first as he attempts to steal second. Gary also won the most improved player award. Steve Hysell shows good form. 76 and Bernie Burk. Junior Mike South has to hustle to tag the runner. Mike was out the last of the Curtis Seymour waits impatiently as another teammate tries season because of a broken finger. to hit him in. Sophomore Lonnie burnish gets into position for the pitch. 77 Girls Track Gain Kneeling: Lisa Boggs, Traci Ray, Ginger Holdcroft, Michelle Keith, Greta Smith, Nancy Ball, Sharon Brown, Amy Regensburger; Standing: Man- agers-Brenda VanTyle, Sandy Rowland, Debbie Berner, Karen Allan, Diana Cole, Arlene Schroeder, Kathy Berner. Samantha Brammer, Janet Hall, Vicky Green, Karen Whitham, Coach-Barbara Steffan. 78 Experience for Next Year Track Team Spends Standing; Mr. Weales, Coach, Mike Raisor, Charles Lock, Joey Green, David Beatty, Mike McCarty, Mike Walls, Todd Deaton, Lawrence C hase, Bobby Lucas, Robert Regcnsbcrgcr. Mr. Druba, Seated; Barry O’Neal, Dana Griffin, Lonnie i urnish, Ronnie Otter, Randy Allen, Ron Gregory New School Track Records Mike McCarty-shot 49W Record was held by Kenny Wright 49’3” Barry O’Neal 880 yd. run-2:04.4 Record was held by Danny Kelly-2:06 Rob Regcnsburger 330 Low Hurdles 46.0 Mike Walls a new addition to the team this year. 80 Year Rebuilding Big Mac shows us the style that helped him break the school record. Mike did exceptionally well in the discus throw also. Todd Deaton has the grace and form that will prove to be useful to him in the future years. Todd also high jumped this year. Robert Regensburger and Lonnie Furnish show us a good hand-off-always necessary to achieve a good time. Dana Griffin-the 2-mile runner for the Facers concentrates on a win. 8) Athletic Banquet 1977-78 Dwayne Griffin receives trophies for his performance in basketball. Rob Daugherty receives a trophy for Most Improved Golfer. Janet Hall is the winner of the Girl’s All Sports Award. Chris Riley receives the I rce Throw Trophy for freshmen Basketball. Nickic Nixon receives the trophy for Jr. High Track. 82 Honors That Were Well Deserved Samantha Brammer receives a trophy for Field Events. Mike McCarty wins the Field Events Trophy. Randy Allen receives the Ted Conlon Sprint Award. Karen Allan receives the Miss Defensive Trophy. Nancy Ball wins the Most Valuable Volleyball Trophy. Bobby Bolden receives a trophy for Jr. High Track. 83 Standing; Steve Hewitt, Todd Hayes, Charles Lorch, Glenn Voris, Coach: Larry Gault, Kevin McSwain, Chris Riley, Jeff Sloan. Kneeling; Daryl Weaver, Joey Green. Rick Daugherty, Alan Archer, Steve Whitham, Seated: Cheerleaders; Tonia Scotti, Shannon Tolbert, Lisa See, Traci Ray Kevin McSwain powers up the ball for two points. Future Sectional Winners The freshman basketball team finished the season with four wins and four losses. Coach Larry Gault said, “I was very pleased with their performance.” “There were a couple of games we could of won if we would of got a break or two.” The teams leading scorer was Chris Riley. Mr. Gault wishes Mr. Weales luck with the future Junior Varsity. The eighth grade finished the season with five wins and two losses. Seven games were cancelled because of bad weather. Coach Paul Hewitt said, “His boys had had alot of basketball background which made them easy to work with.” Mr. Hewitt said that most of the boys will prove to be good ball players in the future, because they have good attitudes and do what they’re told and work well as a team. The leading scorer this season was Brad Burk. Coach Denny Brown of the seventh grade basketball team said that they had a fair season with a record of three wins and three losses. They had seven games cancelled because of bad weather. Tire high scorer on the team was Steve Harrell. 84 Spirit of ’82 Standing; Gayle E. Iurmsh, Eric Deaton, Kevin Lock, Kenny Lock, Greg Green. Wade Self, Brad Burk, Steve Konkle, Bobby Hilligross, Coach- Paul Hewitt, Kneeling; Vince Roberts, Brian McSwain, Dale Griffin, George Spencer, Scott Miller, Glenn Pavy, Kirk Works, Seated; Cheerleaders; Nicki Nixon, Ester Tolliver, Patty Seymour, Pam Poling. The Future Track— Members of Girls Jr High Track Team Teresa Baatz Brenda Brady Diane Carlow Carla Devers Belinda Danner Lisa Gould Kathy Griffin Shelli Lewis Londa Lyons Sara Miller Nicki Nixon Pam Poling Rosie Regensburger Letha Rue ter Retha Rue ter Ester Tolliver Patty Seymour broke school record in 440 yard dash. Her time; 1:11.5 Young Female Athletes Look Promising Stars of S.C.H.S. Members of Boys Jr. High Track Team Jeff Allen Tony Jackson Bobby Bolden Dcron Johnson Brian Brammer Steve Konklc Jay Buscher Kenny Lock Lannic Canada Kevin Lock Chris Fuller Brian McSwain Gayle Eddie Furnish Scott Miller Steve Harrell Steve Miller Danny Ramseyer New School Records Kevin Lock High Jump-5ft. 6” Bobby Bolden 440 yard dash-56.5 Dcron Johnson-880 yard run-2:16.5 Tony Jackson Discus throw over 95 feet Gayle E. Furnish, Steve Konklc, Bobby Bolden, Jay Buscher 880 yard relay team-1:42.8 87 Students Enjoy All Activities 88 ■■ Switzerland County School Corporation Superintendent H. William Hall Teachers Perform Other Duties . . . Coaching—Girls . . . Presenting Awards . . . Applying Make Up v u . . . Coaching- Boys Presenting the 78 Faculty: Ellis Bailey: 8th Grade Math, Applied Business Math; Sponsor of 8th Grade Class. Brenda Briggs: High School Home Economics; Sponsor of Usherettes, F.H.A., Pep Club, B-Team and Varsity Cheerleaders. Lila J. Basler: Shorthand 1, Typing I; Sponsor of Majorettes and Pom Pon Girls. Kenneth Beckett: Senior English, Freshman English, French I, French II; Sponsor of Drama Club, French Club. Joy Briggs: Government, Psychology; Sponsor of Junior High Cheer- leaders. 93 Faculty Members Spend Many Hours Denny Brown: Woodworking, Drafting; Sponsor of 7th Grade Basket- ball. Martha Cole: 8th Grade Language Arts; Sponsor of the 8th Grade Class. William T. Cord: United States History, Current Events; Sponsor of S.C.H.S. Yearbook. Bernie Burk: 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Physical Education; Sponsor of Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Crosscountry. Wayne Daughtery: 8th Grade Social Studies; Sponsor of the Senior Class, Lcttermen’s Club, Golf-Team, Athletic Director. 94 Assisting S.C.H.S. Students in Their Studies Kathleen Davis: Junior High and High School Special Education. Clyde Hall: 7th Grade English; Sponsor of 7th Grade Class. John Druba: 10th Grade English; Sponsor of 10th Grade Class, S.C.H.S. Newspaper, Indoor Track. Larry Gault: 7th and 8th Grade Science; Sponsor of Freshman Basket- ball Coach, Junior High Track. Janet Hendricks: 11th Grade English; Sponsor of Junior Historical So- ciety. 95 A Goal Ahead Spurs Paul Hewitt: 8th Grade Physical Education, 8th 10th Grade Health, United States History; Sponsor of 8th Grade Basketball. Gerald Jessup: Business Math, General Business. Accounting I, II, Typing II. Denver Markland: High School Earth Science. David Huff: Junior High and High School Art; Sponsor of the Art Club. Patricia Martin: Spanish I, II; Sponsor of the Spanish Club. 96 Everyone to Achievement Michael McGure: 7th Grade Social Studies, 7th Grade Health; Sponsor of Men’s Intramurals. Regina Moore: 7th 8th Grade Home Economics, Consumer Ed., Housing, Child Development. Eoods; Sponsor of Freshman Class. E H.A. John Miller: 9th 11th Grade English, Modern World Civilization; Sponsor of the Junior Class. Timothy Montgomery: Intermediate Algebra. Algebra I, II, Geometry, Advanced Math; Co-Sponsor of Senior Class. Don Morrison: Physics, Chemistry; Sponsor of the Science Club. Soil Conservation Club. 97 Devoting Many Hours of Time, the Teachers Kenneth Poole: 7th Grade Math, Algebra. Bill Roberts: 8th Grade Agriculture, 12th Grade Agriculture, Soil Science Science; Co-Sponsor of the l-.l-.A. Ann Roller: 8th Grade Biology, 10th Grade Biology, Advanced Biology; Sponsor of the 8th Grade Class. Virginia Reeves: Librarian; Sponsor of National Honor Society. Lois Roscnbcrger: Assistant Librarian. 98 Perform Duties with Cooperation and Diligence John Russell: Agriculture, Agriculture Mechanics, Animal Science, Hort- Steve Smith: Drivers Education, Traffic Safety, iculture, Farm Business; Sponsor of F.F.A. Barbara Steffan: 7th, 8th 9th Grade Physical education; Sponsor of Girls Basketball, Girls Track. Rick Suthcriin: Junior High Band, Senior High Band; Sponsor of the Pep Band. Rick Weales: General Math. Algebra; Sponsor of the B-Team Basketball, Boys Track. Kathryn Williams: Concert Choir. Mixed Choir; Sponsor of the Junior Class. Modern Music Masters. 99 Robert Brian Regensburger May 9, 1960 - July 15, 1978 WHY? We sit quietly in thought As tears fill our eyes. Trying to find an answer To the unspoken question, why? We part in such silently sadness Reminiscing laughter, that was shared, Playing the foolish jokes And doing things that no one dared. All the pain and sorrow Can only heal with time, But in us are our memories of you That lie deep within our mind. Mark Thomas Arvin Donald Ray Baer Nancy Lyrn Ball Carla Jean Bovard Joyce Klainc Bovard Dennis Ray Browning Christy Mae Bush Tracy Alan Caddell Wesley Steven Callahan Theresa Ann Callis Charles Kenneth Clements, Jr. Timothy Wayne Cloat 102 Onward Ever, Backward Never Ricky Lynn Cope Jeffrey Thomas Courtcr Marvin Covington, Jr. Dennis Allen Coy Warren Gregory Coy Bonnie Ann Cutter Bradley Wayne Cutter Lisa Christine DeNoon Nancy Rayene Dickerson Mark Allen Driver Garland Dale Duke Matthew Patrick Dusch Dennis Ray l llis Teresa May Romans Kilts Karen I arris Michael Logan ITigate 103 This Greatest Achievement Was at First Debbie Sue Gould Cindy Jo Green Rebecca Suzanne Gregory Dwayne Ldward Griffin Pamela Kay Gulley Barbara Jean Claypoole Gurley Patricia Lynn Harlow Tina Rae Hehe Tammy Lee Hensley Tamara Lynn Holdcroft Marlene Ann Hughes Teresa Pauline James Fredrick Mikeil Jennings F:reda Joy Johnson Mark Franklin Jones Rickey Wayne Kelley 104 and for a Time a Dream; Now It Is a Reality Barry Lee Knaus Connie Faye I,anc Douglas Keith Lane Nila Jean Lauderbaugh Linda Sue LaVellc Dcnicc Leap Janice Leap Randall Leap Richard Dale Lock Randall Edward Long Michael Wayne Martin Grandville William McEndrec, Jr. Mmm Russell Lee McKay Joe Eddie McManis Lois Gaye Miller George Carroll Minch 105 Dorothy Susan Morris Allen Lee Otter Donald W. Otter Ronald Dale Otter Debora Jean Patterson Vera Jean Phillips Wilbur Dale Poling Terry Wayne Reeves Tony Lee Rider Susan Gail Robinson Nancy Mardale Pike Romans Donna Jo Scott Kimberley Rayc Scott Dennis Alan Scuddcr Royland Lee Skirvin Sandra Ann Marie South Seniors Set Dramatic Goals Only a Jump Away Michelle Flise Osborn Swango Marccnc I aye Thomas Dale Brian Tolbert Danicle Rene Tolbert Stanley Ray Turner Brenda Jean VanTylc Donna Leslie Wagner Deborah Sue Walker Jacqueline Walls Harriet Warner Abigail Lynn Waters Graham Scott Welch Mark Alan White Jody Franklin Wright Seniors Not Pictured: Christine Broering Lisa Lynn Browning Timothy Curtis Cope Carl William Henderson Victor Lawrence Me Lane David Alan Hunt 107 Seniors Participate in 108 Many Worthwhile School Activities 109 School Functions Cause no Emotions to Run High 111 1977-78 Senior K 0 S2Z 1977-78 Senior Super- latives: (Top): Mr. and Miss Senior—Scott Welch, Susie Robinson; (Left): Most Likely To Succeed Dennis Scud- der. Lisa DcNoon; (Right): Most School Spirit-Jody Wright, Daniele Tolbert; (Bot- tom): Best Personal- ity-Matt Dusch, Nan cy Dickerson. 112 gh schoo Superlatives 1977-78 Senior Super- latives: (left): Most Athletic-Dwayne Griffin, Tammy Hold- croft; (TOP): Wittiest Couple Dale Tolbert, Suzi Gregory; (Right): xMost Studious-Greg Coy, Chris Broering; (Bottom): Class Cut- Ups Terry Reeves, Carla Bovard. 113 warn Karen Allan Rodney Allen Steve Allen Tonya Andrew Mark Archer Tammy Armstrong David Beatty Linda Bennitt Debra Berner Roger Beverly Shelia Bovard Linda Brady Patty Brown Sharon Brown Randy Bryant Cynthia Carpenter Mike Clerkin Debbie Coates Diana Cole Duane Cole Steve Cole Deborah Conner Debra Counts Denny Crandell Jill Darbro Robert Daugherty Cathy Dilts Mark Dunning Greg Earl Herbert Edwards Mary Farris Tammy Field Bobby Firth Mark Fugate Henry Fuller Jim Getz Francis Gilpin Brett Graham Deanna Green Tracy Green Vicky Green Dana Grill in 115 Rick Griffin Terry Hall Steve Hamilton Julie Hankins Billy Harlow Jeff Harsin Chris Hartman Carl Henderson Linda Higgins John Holford Tim Hon Sheila Hornsby I-red Johnson Mike Johnson Brian Jones Steve Jones Teresa Jones Gary Keith Davina Lamson Pam Lamson Glenn Leap Darlene Lewis David Lewis Dan Lock Pamela Lovins Malcolm Mark land Mike McCarty Kathy McCreery George Miller Mary Norton Janet Odom Brain Osborne David Otter Jeff Otter Melinda Patterson Greg Pavy Jackie Pavy Sara Phillips Dennis Powers Irvin Powers Rhonda Radcliff Cathy Radovich 16 Shawnna Ramseyer Robert Regensburger Paul Renyer Jackie Rider Dale Rose Sandy Rowland Debbie Scott Lavonda Scudder Randy Seal Jim Seaver John Sieglitz Wyatt Self Curtis Seymour Robin Shackleford Lisa Smith Mike South Debra Springer Arthur Stoops Pat Sullivan Mike Thomas Teresa Thomas Brenda Waller Harry Waller Dolly Walston Jim Waltz Denise Washnock Eric Welch Karen Whit ham Ricky Wolf Robbie Works Jim Seaver, the student with a thousand faces. NOT PICTURED: JoAnn Beutel Kathy Buscher Paul Curl David Leap Patty Otter Jeff Reeves Ronald Wysong 117 Enthusiastic Juniors Help Make The Class of “79” The Junior class kept themselves busy this year with many fund raising activities. Their activities included a Hallow- een dance that was held in the cafete- ria. They sold a variety of candy bars throughout the year, and also operated the concession stands at all home ball- games where they sold cokes, popcorn and hotdogs. All profits arc used to give the Se- niors their final prom. CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mrs. Williams, Secretary, Lisa Smith, Treasurer, Linda Bennitt, Spon- sor, Mr. Miller, Vice President-Rob Daugherty, President, Jeff Harsin. 118 Many Activities Successful Melinda Patterson tries to make Wyatt “pucker up”. The paper looks interesting to Linda Bennitt. 119 Jim Getz practices the “art of correct design.” Malcolm Markland gives directions with a smile. JUNIORS ARE: Honored Athletic Cheerful Studious T I Friendly And Dena Alford Randy Allen Corina Baatz Tommy Bailey Tony Bailey Ruth Belew Paul Beverly Ernest Bovard Glenn Bovard Tommy Bovard Vicki Bowling Carol Boyer Sue Brady Samantha Brammer Terry Brindley Bill Broering Doug Brown Rick Browning Debbie Burk Brian Callahan Joe Car fie Id Debbie Carlow Jimmy Carr Diane Chase Lawrence Chase Regina Cleeter Stephen Colen Brenda Cope Debbie Cope Dennis Courter Joe Covington Jeff Coy Jonathan Coy Patty Curl Sheila Darling Todd Deaton 4 Tim Debaun Tina Dickerson Oneva Dickerson Steve Duke Karen Dunaway Terry Duncan 122 Denise Emmich Charles Frazier Lonnie Furnish John Garland Kelli Gayle Peggy Green Toni Gridlcy Janet Hall Teresa Haney Robin Hankins Eddie Haskell Danny HeHe Robin Henry Timmy Hensley Regina Hite Susan Holder Steve Hysell Dennis Jaynes Tammy Jester Tim Jewell Lake Ann Johnson Robbie Johnson Michelle Keith Kawanee Lucky Danny Mangold Gerri Mathews Terry Mathews Tammy McClellan Bob McFarland Rick McWhorter Rick Meyer Paul Miller Georgia Morris Barry O’Neal Allison Osborn John Osborn Barbara Otter Darlene Otter Dale Patterson Kathy Patterson Kathy Pavy Lorrie Pavy 123 Archie Peelman Louis Peelman Steve Peelman Doug Pike LaDonna Poling Mark Powers Angela Price Mike Raisor Tim Ralston Tye Ray Amy Regensburger Dcvert Roach Marie Robbins Mary Rook Connie Scott Diane Scott Barry Scudder Randy Scudder John Sebree Billy Seymour Chuck Seymour Tim Shackleford Ronnie Shawe Tammy Shepherd Arlene Schroeder Yo Yo Shuler Carol Slack Danny Smith Greta Smith Jeff Smith Kevin Smith Tom Springer Ronnie Stockoff •Volina Stultz Jackie Sullivan Dennis Taylor Donna Thomas Lisa Thomas Lynn Thomas Stehpanie Thomas Susan Thomas Lynette Tolliver 124 Danny Tuner Maria Varble Tina Wagner Alan Walcott Lonnie Walcott Mike Walls Leon Walker Tom Wentworth Chris Wilhoite Steve Wilhoite Barry Wilson Phil Wolfe Three promising sophomores; Samantha Brammer, Janet Hall, Toni Grid- Icy Sophomore Wrap-Up The Sophomore Class had a fairly easy year raising money. They had two money making projects, they sold carnations on Valentine’s Day, and had a car wash in the Spring. They took one trip this year. On April 23 the sophomores went to King’s Island. Five sophomores were inducted into the National Honor Society; Samantha Brammer, Regina Cleeter, Todd Deaton, Dennis Jaymcs, Arlene Schroeder, Carol Slack, Donna Thomas, Janet Hall, Jackie Sul- livan, and Michelle Keith were elected to serve on the Student Coun- cil. In Sports Activities Samantha Brammer was named All-Conference in girls basketball. Barry O’Neal was named All-Conference in Cross- Country. 125 Now . . . What do I do with IT? Ho! Ho! Ho! YoYo practices for upcoming floor show. Darn! Another mistake. Tim checks Math quiz results. Denise studies hard for an upcoming test. Todd and Leon concentrate on Biology. 126 Greta attempts to give Mrs. Roller a new hair style. Barry pauses to smile for the camera. Sophomores listen closely to another lecture. 127 Barry may be short, but he tries hard. Sheila is actually studying instead of talking. Danny Angel Scott Arvin Janet Atkins Rhonda Ault Daryl Baer Kathy Berner Norma Bishop Anna Bladen Lisa Boggs Wilma Brogan Chris Brown Linda Brown Pam Brown Theresa Chandler Tracy Chandler Debbie Chapman David Christman Roberta Claypoole Devona Cleeter Eric Clerkin Mike Cole Billie Jean Collins Daniel Coors Talena Counts Lisa Courier Eric Courtney Billy Craig Billie Darbro Rick Daugherty Tammy DeBaun Teresa Devers Jeni Farrington Troy Eeerer Vincent Ferry Steven Fitzgerald Mark Flood Bobby Gibson Andy Green Joey Green Ronnie Gregory Cathy Gross Kenny Gulley 129 Mark Hall Sara Hamilton F.dwina Harlow Todd Hayes Steven Hewitt Connie Hite Dennis Hoffman Ginger Holdcroft Michelle Holder Barry Hon Lynn Hopper Kelli Huff Marsha Hughes Rae Jean Johnson Chandra Jones Doris Jones John Jones Beverly Kittle Diane Koons John Lamson Anita LaVelle James Leibrook Charles Lock Charles Lorch Joey Markland Kevin McSwain Mark Morton Carol Penick Beverly Peters Tycia Peters Mike Poling Traci Ray Beverly Riehlc Chris Riley Debbie Ropch Kim Robinson Mary Lllen Rogers Billy Romans Danny Romans Dennis Romans Dean Rose 1 amrny Sanders 130 NOT PICTURED Alan Archer Bobby Harlow Charles Harsin Nelson Henry Sandra Kittle John Lucas Terry Peelman Ryan Shaw John Stansberry Eddie Sturgill Roger Satterfield Gary Scott Tonia Scotti Todd Seal Lisa See Jeff Sloan Carol Smith Denise Snodgrass Jerry South John South John Spencer Doug Springer Pat Stockhoff Lloyd Strohl Brian Sublett Dana Swanson Alan Thomas Anthony Thomas David Thomas Shannon Tolbert Duane Tolliver Ered Trimbly Juanita Turner Glen Voris Cheryl Wagner Kim Walker Rita Waltz Daryl Weaver Roy Webb Cheryl White Tim White Steven Whitham Randy Wolf Jeff Yocum 131 The People of Today, Class of J. South goes for a shot! Janet Atkins works hard. Sara Hamilton and her very shy friend take a break from school stud- ies. Officers: Steve Whitham; (Secretary), Mrs. Moore; (Sponsor), Roberta Gay poole; (President), Cheryl Wagner; (Treasurer), Shannon Tolbert; (V-Presi- dent). 132 Tomorrow, Future of the World Roy Webb shows us some of his artistic work. Roy is tye-dying shirts. Jeni Farrington, a new addition to the freshman class. David Christman gets instructions from Mr. Brown in Drafting Class. Bobby Lucas takes it easy in Science Class. Brian Sublett helps out a teacher by duplicating an assignment. 133 9th Graders in Action 134 Mr. Burk poses with some of his favorite students. - George Adams Susan Adams Deborah Baatz Mark Bailey Cathy Bear Leah Belew Bobby Bolden Lisa Bovard Brenda Bowling Brenda Brady Andrea Brown Brad Burk Lannie Canada Jill Carfield Kendall Chandler Vicki Chase Margie Ciampone Ruth Claypoole Dennis Clements Tawanna Cloat Teresa Cope Toni Coors Roberta Coy Cindy Crabtree Eric Deaton Jill Demaree Eileen DeNoon Jeffrey Devers Tammy Duncan Mark Dusch Tracy Eaves Abby Emmich Cheryl Feerer Steven Fugate Chris Fuller Gayle Furnish Paul Furnish Jamie Getz Jolcne Gilpin Judy Gray Gregory Green Dale Griffin 136 Julie Gulley Kimberly Gulley Pamela Gullion Beverly Hankins Paula Harlow Regina Harlow Rita Harlow Mark Harsin Tina Hatton Bobby Hilligoss Debra Hipshire Carl Holt Marilyn Houze Tony Jackson Steve James I-red Johnson Robert Johnson Kenny Jones Sondra Keith Steven Konkle Ricki Konradi Diana Koons Erie Leap Dena Lewis Kenneth Lock Kevin Lock Gina Lorch Londa Lyons Jeffrey Mangold Carlos May Gerald McClure Joseph McEndree Susie McEarland Brian McSwain Pallas Meeks Melissa Melton Sara Miller Scott Miller Nicki Nixon Brian Otter Jeffrey Otter Peggy Otter 137 Bobby Pavy Glenn Pavy franklin Pike Karen Peelman Pam Poling Mike Powers Eddie Ramsey Danny Ramseyer Rosie Regensburger Martha Roark Robin Robbins Vince Roberts Mike Roeschlein Paul Romans Danny Schuler Bobby Scudder Bobby Scudder Dwayne Scranton Wade Self Cynthia Seymour Patty Seymour Lisa Shackleford Becky Shaw Denny Short Machelle Sigmon Tina Smith George Spencer Gene Stow Mary Stultz Jeff Swango Mike Tapp Walter Tapp Doris Thomas Larry Tingle Esther Tolliver Jeff Trimbly Georgette Varble Jeff Wa inscot t Jo Ann Waller Robert Wood Cindy Works Kirk Works 138 8th Graders Not pictured: Walter Dur- ham, Wade Gammons. Daniel James, Danny Jones, Leonard Otter, Dennis Short The 8th Grade l un Bunch: Leah Belew, Jolene Gilpin, Toni Coors, Edwina Harlow, Abby Km- mich, Carlos May, Kenny Jones, Dennis Short. “Whoops,” says George Spencer as he loses control of everything. The 8th Grade Students arc always working hard for Mr. Gault. 139 We Will Go Dennis Clements tries to kick the habit. Kirk Works, or does he? Jami Getz, Kenny Lock, Kevin Lock do their daily work. 8th Grade Class Officers: Pam Poling-President; Nicki Nixon-Vice President; Esther Tolliver-Secretary; and Eric Deaton-Treasurer. 140 8th graders pay attention ... to the camera. and Leave a Trail Eddie Ramsey concentrates on his assignment as Gene Stow relaxes. Tammy Sanders takes advice from Mr. McClure. Paula Harlow and Peggy Otter figure out the answers. Toni Coors and Tina Smith work diligently. Ml Belinda Adams Scott Aldred Jeff Allen Amy Althoff Mary Jane Ault Teresa Baatz Steven Bailey Llaine Banta Roger Beach Linda Beatty Grant Boggs Jeff Bolden Robert Bostic Venila Bovard Darren Bowling Joe Boyle Brian Brammer Jerry Brogan Billy Browning Brian Browning Cynthia Buscher Jay Buscher Shannon Callahan Diana Carlow Billy Carpenter Lana Chandler Robert Chapman George Claypoole Vada Cleeter Marsha Collins Dathma Cope Mark Covington Lisa Crabtree Rosemary Cunningham Mary Jane Curry Belinda Danner Billy Darling Carla Devers Jimmy Devers Sheila Dick John Dunning Donald Lmery U3 Janet Emery Yvette Emmich Steven Fields Kandy Mood Susie Frazier Robbie l urnish Tommy burnish Tracey b urnish Joe Getz Robert Getz Lisa Gould Cathy Griffin Roger Griswold Debbie Hammons Troy Hankins Dale Hankinson Steve Harrell Herbie Henderson Roger Hilligoss Susan Holbrook Mark Holt Mary Nell Jaynes Deron Johnson Kenneth Johnson Nancy Johnson Sherri Johnson Darrell Keith Kimberly Keith Loii Keith Jerry LaFoUette Richard Lay Carrie Ledbetter Karen Ledbetter Karen Levell Marilyn Lewellyn Shelly Lewis Harold Lock Billy Lucas Cindy Lucas Johnny Marksberry Sam Martin James May 144 147 148 Compliments of Inglis Drug Store Madison, Indiana Compliments of U. S. Army Reserve George A. Emery MSG USAR Department of The Army Jeffersonville, Ind. What You Don’t Know About a Savings Program Can Hurt Your Future. At this point you probably expect to see a whole bunch of percentage figures for this type of savings program or for that type of savings program. Well, we aren’t going to give a lot of interest percentages. We're not going to launch into a monologue about saving this or that every payday. In short, we’re not going to con- fuse you. What we are suggesting is that you treat your savings program like a business. Seek the best advice you can on how much to invest and in what manner you can best in- vest. In other words, stop at Vevay Deposit Bank and ask us to explain every facet of every savings program we have and how each program can best serve your needs. Makes sense, doesn’t it? Vevay Deposit Bank VEVAY INDIANA Member FD.I.C. 151 OSBORN’S Vevay, Indiana Ladies and Mens’ Sportswear Ph. 427-3022 U.S. SHOE CORPORATION Switzerland County’s Largest Employer Maker’s of Fine Footwear Red Cross Selby Plant Manager Kenneth Kemper Vevay, Indiana 47043 Good Luck To The Graduating Class Socialites Cobbies 152 COLE’S RESTAURANT Home Cooking To a Super Great Class of 1978 Open 7 days a week Best Wishes for Happiness and Success Phone-534-3922 East Enterprise Jan Schirmer Real Estate s'— Vevay, Indiana VINEYARD GOLF COURSE Good Luck Class of “78” Quercus Grove, Indiana Home of 1977 O.R.V.C. Champs From the “Class with Class” Rising Sun, R.R. 2 Phone-(812) 594-2627 Class of “79” Family Membership—$150 Single—$100 MORROW’S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Good Luck Class of “78” Largest growing warehouse in Indiana 6% acres under one roof, 3 acres parking Morrow’s guarantee’s you a good sale Contact our representatives: Jim Lucas, Frank Pike, Moses Christman, Jimmie Ellegood, Bill Christman, Thurman Chandler and Walter Smith For Stripping Tobacco—Call Morrow’s Tobacco Warehouse Phone-273-3610 Manager Ashly D. Wynne 153 MAniCOKI HAY MOORE jMADISON3 G|NA MOore HOOSIER HILLS REALTY REALTY CO- _j R0B HENSLER 311 E.MAIN STREET West Main Street MADISON. IN 47250 “We get things done m REALTOR Vevay, Indiana 47043 Janice Waltz, David Waltz, Warren Banta, Sr. 427-2501 F-100 F-150 F-250 Your Truck Headquarters 4WD Bronco FORD KEN KURDY FORD 406 Ferry Street Vevay, Indiana 47043 MUSTANG MUSTANG MUSTANG RUSSELL’S EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your Local John Deere Dealer 3141 Michigan Rd. Madison, Ind. Parts—Sales—Service New and Used Equipment Complete Line of Parts Both Agriculture, Lawn Garden We Service Your Equipment Both in Our Shop and on Your Farm Phone: 273-4822 154 Gullion’s Furniture and Appliances L. Alan Harris Ph. 427-2616 Compliments of: PLASTIC MOULDINGS CORPORATION East Enterprice, Indiana Compliments of 7 up Vevay, Indiana 155 Dairy Queen Brazier Sci mPdiBVjshus! 427-2250 Vevay, Call In Service Indiana Inside Dining 156 JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND SONS, INC. Lawrenceburg, Indiana Route Your Shipment BOB AIKINS LINES P.O. Box 264 Lawrenceburg Ind. 47025 Gibson Speed Queen Quasar Sony Sylvania Magnavox Amana Norge Hotpoint Roper Kitchenaid Compliments of GOLDEN SHEAR r ,’y 105 W. Main Vevay SULLIVAN’S PHARMACY • PRESCRIPTIONS • minus • CANDIES • CAMFRAS. FILM and EQUIPMENT • COSMETICS '•RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS vevay 427-2211 EMERGENCIES CALL VEVAY 427-3093 FEATURING VuuJf Stov.r CanJi.l 128 W. MAIN VEVAY. IND. Compliments of VEVAY SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Authorized Buick Dealer 414 Ferry Street Vevay, Indiana Phone 427-3 149 Good Luck! Class of ’78 137 Dave’s Dollar Cole’s Insurance Store Agency Inc. “Everyday’s Dollar Day” Built on Confidence Growing on Service 415 Ferry Street Vevay, Indiana Ph. 427-3511 1 YOUR TLpt ! J 314 Ferry St. Vevay Compliments Of Rising Sun State Bank Good Luck To The Graduating Class Main and Walnut Rising Sun, Indiana 15� THE PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOANS COMPANY Compliments of Brite Lite No. 1 Brite Lite No. 2 Owned and Operated By: D. L. Reed Jerry Stafford O. Woolum Phone: 1-502-732-4241 Carrollton, Ky. Second and Bridgeway Aurora, Indiana Start a Saving Account Soon! Vevay Newspaper, Inc. MAIN GRILL 2 Vevay “Reveille” Enterprise The Switzerland Democrat Serving the Residents of Switzerland County for 162 years Open Mon. thru Sat. Enlighten the people and tyranny will vanish -----------------------------Thomas Jefferson Phone: 427-3540 122 West Main Vevay, Indiana Compliments of EAST ENTERPRISE STATE BANK Constane J. Parrish Glnny Leap Ken Stone Editor ptfice Manager Advertising Manager 160 Krider Studios, Inc. Portraits, Like School Memories, Are Treasured Keepsakes. Photography Advertising Architectural AV Presentations Commercial Portrait 215 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana 47025 812 537-0666 Compliments of HASKELL AND MORRISON FUNERAL HOME Ferry Street Vevay, Indiana 47043 Ph. 427-2424 INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. Royal Typewriters, Victor Calculators and Cash Register. A.B. Dick Mimeograph and Duplicators Complete Office Supplies And Furniture Sales—Service—Rental 537-0971 High Walnut Lawrenceburg Home of Levis, H.I.S., Hang Ten, Garland Bobbie Brooks Men Women’s Clothing Clifty Plaza Shopping Center Madison, Indiana 812-213-3658 161 RENTING LEASING CARS TRUCKS DAY-WEEK-MONTH-LONG TERM ALL MAKES SALES SERVICE MADISON 273-4400 BODY SHOP MADISON 273-4400 PARTS DEPT. MADISON 273-4401 600 CLIFTY DR. (HWY. 107) CHEVROLET, INC. MADISON. IND. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SAYS “Congratulations” to STEER RESTAURANT 730 Clifty Drive Choice Steaks Seafood Sandwiches Orders (2) Private Dining Rooms Open 7 days: 6-11 The Graduating Class ACE HARDWARE 331 East Main Madison, Ind. 162 COURTNEY EDDLEMAN REAL ESTATE MANFORD SPORTING GOODS 107 West Main Street Vevay, Indiana 47043 Bob Eddleman—Irma Whitham Dave Hankins—Dalbert Whitham 320 2nd St. Aurora—Ind. 47001 Phone: 926-2840 Everything in Sporting Goods OHIO COUNTY NEWSPAPER INC. RISING SUN RECORDER OHIO COUNTY NEWS 235 Main Phone: 438-2011 Compliments Of CARROLL’S GULF 5th High Rising Sun, Ind. Phone: 438-2716 VALLEY SUPPLY It Pays to Shop McKays Ross Copeland—Owner Building Supplies McKays Lumber R. 1 Box 74 Rising Sun, Ind. SWISS SHELL SERVICE Fuel Oil Diesel Fuel Farm Gas Ag. Chemicals 409 East Main St. Vevay, Indiana Phone: 427-3103 P.O. 11 Vevay, Indiana 47043 Phone: 427-2511 163 Bus. Ph: 427-2351 Compliments of HEATH’S EAST END MARKET SWISS CARPET VILLA 311 Ferry St. Vevay, Indiana 47043 406 East Main Vevay, Indiana Wayne Morris, Owner 534-3474 We Recommend Only Gray Seal Paint Phone: 812-427-2711 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned By Bill and Jackie Hill 324 Ferry St. Vevay, Indiana 47043 Hunting and Fishing Convenient Licenses Sold Here Credit Available SWISS PIZZA 156 East Main Vevay, Indiana Loren L. Konkle Owner Compliments of FLINN’S SUPER SERVICE Cheap Gas! Vevay, Indiana Voice of the Switzerland Co. “PACERS” 164 CITY ROLLER MILLS Compliments of Feed—Salt—Seed Phone: 427-3513 Vevay, Ind. BUTLER’S ALL-STAR DAIRY “Gifts of Permanence” And Lasting Remembrance Phone 427-3434 Vevay, Indiana 701 North Broadway Madison, Indiana SWISS AUTO PARTS For All Your Needs JERRI’S 66 NARA 403 Ferry St. Ph. 427-3922 THE FASHION TREE 24 Hour Towing “It All Adds Up” Good Quality Great Prices Ladies and Children’s Owner’s: Sandy Wayne Ellegood AAA ROAD SERVICE Auto Body Repair Open 7 Days Ph. 427-2901 307 Ferry St. Vevay, Ind. 165 HALCOMB HOME CENTER Congratulations to the Class of “78” THE TREE HOUSE RIPLEY COUNTY INSURANCE AGENT, INC. Complete Insurance Service Located: Branch Bank of Versailles 421 South Street Dial: 812-689-5445 Versailles, Ind. Dr. L. E. Westall ‘Breakfast ‘Lunch ‘Dinner ‘Cocktails ‘Banquet Catering Facilities U.S. 50 West Aurora, Indiana 47001 812-926-3737 MILTON CHIROPRACTIC CENTER SAUNA BATH Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-12 a.m. 1 p.m.-5:30 Saturday 9 a.m.-12 a.m. Closed Wednesday 502-268-5210 For the Most Up-To-Date Fashions BULA’S 135 East Main Madison, Ind. JERRY’S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Your Local ADMIRAL Dealer Sales and Service On New and Used Televisions __________ A AVtOtA CAtAtT con' ' I liYiil.l AZ______________________ AURORA CASKET COMPANY Vevay, Ind. Aurora, Indiana 166 Compliments of Compliments of THE RANDALL CO. Div. of Textron Vevay, Indiana SIEKMAN AND STEARN INS. INC. Rising Sun, In. 228 Main St. Phone: 438-2421 SLAWSON IMPLEMENT INC. New Holland Hay Equipment 106 East Main Street Vevay, Indiana 47043 Area Code: 812 Phone: 427-2822 KNIGGA FEED AND FARM SUPPLY 211 N. Walnut Rising Sun Purina Chows • Fertilizers • Fencing • Roofing • Seed and General Farm Supply BILL LOTHRIDGE DODGE DANBURY APPLIANCE Phone: 926-0371 101-15 Main St. FURNITURE 222 Main St. Rising Sun, In. Phone: 438-2020 Dodge Aurora, Indiana 47001 S J SPORTING GOODS 412 Main Cross St. Vevay, Indiana Compliments of MAURER DRUGS Everything for Your Sporting Needs Lowell Rita Sullivan 213 Main St. Rising Sun, In. 167 ANDE CHEVROLET AND OLDS Lawrenceburg, Ind. U.S. 50 DEARBORN COUNTY LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Cutlass VEGA Lawrenceburg Indiana 47025 Phone: 812 537-0940 PERPETUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 230 WALNUT STREET • LAWRENCEBURG. INDIANA 47025 Phone: (812) 537-1016 168 Serving the Swiss Valley Since 1864 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VEVAY Compliments of CROSS PLAINS FEED AND GRAIN VEVAY IGA Gilbert E. Gray, Owner Cross Plains, IN 47017 Phone: 812-667-5533 MORTON’S GENERAL STORE Quality Merchandise Cross Plains, IN. S J MARKET Ariens General Mowers Merchandise OWNED AND OPERATED by PAT AND CLAUDE DEATON VEVAY, IN. Ph. 427-3544 BAKES INSURANCE AGENCY Home of Reliable Insurance Since 1856 Vevay, Indiana 47043 512 W. Main Ph: 427-3180 Compliments of “FARMERS BANK OF MILTON” Milton, Kentucky Madison, Indiana Carrollton, Kentucky ‘F.D.I.C. Insured 170 DICUS FARM SUPPLY Massey Ferguson Sales Service Hanover, Indiana ARCO OFFICE SUPPLIES 337 Clifty Dr. Madison, Indiana Machine Sales Service Phone: 812-273-4444 “We Try Harder” Top Money For KENTUCKIANA Your Tobacco Crop TOBACCO If You Sell With WAREHOUSE BIG BURLEY Sell Your Tobacco With People Who Are Concerned Ike Key Smith About the Farm J. B. Barnett Don Turley Otto Johnson Gex Diuguid Carrollton, Ky. GOLDEN MARSHALL HARRIS Tobacco Warehouse BURLEY Operating Two Big Sell Your Tobacco Warehouses Eighth St. and Henry Co. With Men Who Are Sell Your Tobacco In the Tobacco Business The Year Around With Men Who Know Tobacco Best BOB DEATHERAGE Owned and Operated by: HOWARD TALLEY, JR. George Tom Harris William Gentry Carrollton, Ky. 171 The “Reflection 78” Yearbook Staff would like to acknowledge our patrons and thank them for their continued support. Broadway Hotel Madison, Indiana Lamb's Store Cross Plains, Indiana Morton's General Store Cross Plains, Indiana Triple R Feed and Grain Cross Plains, Indiana Roger’s Drug Store Madison, Indiana J J Fabrics Madison, Indiana Walcotts General Store Patriot, Indiana Rucker's General Store East Enterprise, Indiana Tommie’s General Store Vevay, Indiana Ohio Valley Beverage Aurora, Indiana Versailles Motors Versailles, Indiana Dave's Shurway Madison, Indiana Oscar C. Bear and Son Madison, Indiana Cooper, Cox, Jacobs, Kemper Attorneys Madison, Indiana Wilson Motors Lawrenceburg, Indiana K W Auto Sales Lawrenceburg, Indiana Lorey’s Lawrenceburg, Indiana Low’s Jewelry Lawrenceburg, Indiana Covington’s Gulf Vevay, Indiana Chrisman’s Clothing Aurora, Indiana Tri-County Stone Cross Plains, Indiana Madison Radio TV Madison, Indiana � $ nter collecjicit prcftH, inc.