Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

SAGITTARIUS 1971 TELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL Tell City, Indiana Co-editors — Carla Collins Nick Schneider Advisor — Mr. Robert L. Waters Dedication From our school he’s gone away But in our minds he’s here to stay. We remember him for his friendly smile, his cheerfulness, his friend- ship. We remember him for the good times we shared. We hold him in our memory both as a class- mate and more importantly as a friend. In our small way, as an expression of the love and appre- ciation we have for him, we respect- fully dedicate Sagittarius 1971 to the memory of a friend - David Morgan. Mr. Clifford Miller The Age of Sagittarius Table of Contents DEDICATION..........................2 INTRODUCTION........................3 ACTIVITIES..........................9 ATHLETICS..........................33 CLASSES............................53 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY.........67 SENIORS............................77 JUNIORS.......................... 105 SOPHOMORES........................115 FRESHMEN..........................125 ADVERTISEMENTS....................135 CONCLUSION........................158 3 You, Sagitta, JFere Born to be Free. You Can Only Continue to Live Up to the Potentials Endowed by Your Stars — TELL CITY ] MARKSMEN 1 If You Remain Free. ACTIVITIES Hard Work .. Fun + Journalistic Carla Collins, Debbie Litherland, and Renee Kuntz plan the lay- outs for “Sagittarius.' SITTING, Let to Right: Carla Champion, Wilbur Smith, Sherman Huff, Linda Devillez, Nick Schneider, Jon Hartz, Debbie Litherland, Pam Wil- liams, Gail Bender, Caria Collins, Cieatis Dauby, June Werner. STANDING: Brenda Powell, Carol Hearst, Dennis Dougan, Rick Greulich, Pete Franzman, Karen Mahoney, Barry Dickman, Sue Trumbo, Mr. Waters. 10 Achievement Echoes of laughter and the sound of typewriters could be heard from the journalism room this year as the Journalism Department of Tell City High School had a very busy year. The classes sponsored the publication of the school newspaper, “The Marksman.” The students did all the writing, lay- out, and paste-up for the bi-weekly publication. Also the students worked many long hours during and after school to produce the “1971 Sagittarius. Editor Dave Richard and Assistant Editor Nick Schnieder work on the pastc-up for “The Marksman.” Sue Trumbo and Debbie Litherland learn how to crop pictures for the yearbook. “Sagittarius” editors Nick Schneider and Carla Collins are shown discussing the deadline schedule for the yearbook. 11 Student Council Sponsors ABOVE: OFFICERS: Don Katterhenry, President; Renee Kuntz, Vice President; Angie Voelker, Secretary; Eric Wan- hainen, Treasurer. LEFT: President, Don Katterhenry confers with advisor, Mr. Steftenagel. Various Activities Football Queen Crowning is one of the many annual events. Homeroom representatives vote on a legislative issue at one of their weekly meetings. Honor Society Sponsors Gov’t toutrthrt. Leah Evrard and Charlie Bryant post signs for the student election. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Davis, Vice President; Leah Evrard, Trea- surer; Jeanne Ress, Secretary; Bill Hollander, President. SPONSORS: Mr. and Mrs. Hardin. SEATED, L. to R.: Charlie Bryant, JoAnn Harpenau, Jeanne Ress, Bill Taylor, Ruthanne Wint, Tom Polster, Debbie Arnold, Steve Lochmucller. STANDING: Cindy Lohoff, Angie Voelker, Dean Patten, Pam Wilgus, Debbie Davis, Leah Evrard, Bill Hollander, Cyntha Picrrard, Carla Collins. 14 Bill Hollander played the role of Mayor of Tell City, after winning the election on Government Day. Don Katterhenry took over control as chief of police. Bob Mil- bum showed him the duties of this position. These students took over the city government for one day: LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Talley, Bill Simpson, Jim Mayfield, Mayor Walter Hagedom, Pete Franzman, Rick Alvey, and Pat Malone. Seated is Mayor Bill Hollander. 15 Queen's Reign Supreme at Cynthia Lahee was crowned 1970 Football Homecoming Queen on October 23, 1970. Bill Hollander, president of the senior class, crowns the queen. 16 Members of the queen’s court and escorts: (L. to R.) Debbie Arnold, Danny Doogs, Jackie Ingle, Gary Butler, Pam Williams, Chris Kamey, Bill Hollander, Queen Cynthia Lahee, Richard Fischer, Paula Schlundt, Paul Werner, Diane Ricrson, Danny Talley, Norma Wanhaincn. IN FRONT: Tim Reed and Michele Kress. Marksmen Homecomings Senior, Vicki Albin was elected Queen by the student body. Our Basketball Queen Vicki Albin was crowned by her escort John LeClere. Jackie Ingle, Gary Butler, Renee Kuntz, Joe Hagedorn, Pam Williams, Chris Kamey, John LeClere, Queen Vicki Albin, Shelley Hagan, Jim Mayfield, Debbie Jones, Darell Kaufman, Debbie Zulley, Scott Malone. IN FRONT: Neil Dauby, Theresa Conner. French, Spanish Clubs Sponsoi OFFICERS (L. to R.) Joan Etienne, President; Linda Lehmkuhler, Vice President; Sarah Aldridge, Sec.-Treas. I RENCH CLUB MEMBERS: SEATEt) (L. to R.) Sponsor, Mrs. Horn, J. Malone, D. Scheideggcr, P. Wilgus, M. Owen, J. Stangeland, B. Hess. ROW 2: M. Cassidy, D. Rierson, P. Krieg, T. Biever, B. Rust, T. Cantncr, C. Walk. ROW 3: A. Taylor, S. Connor, L. Lehmkuhler, P. Lahec, K. LaGrange, C. Flannagan, P. Roos. ROW 4: B. Hollander, D. Spicer, R. Dyer, J. Etienne, S. Aldridge, M. Taylor, L. Stenftenagel. ROW 5: A. Schaefer, B. Borders, E. Marcilliat, G. Patmore, J. Nugent D. Paulin. Pep Skits OFFICERS: SEATED (L. to R.) Jim Mansfield, Vice Pres.; Nancy Bender, President; Sara Maier, Secretary; Charles Jacob, Treasurer. STANDING (L. to R.) Bill Simpson, Pete Franzman, Chris Watts, Program Chairmen. SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1 (L. to R.) N. Bender, M. Hay, M. Rhodes, J. Brown, B. Parks, B. Peters, B. Leucke. ROW 2: G. Patrick, C. Ayer, S. Berry, C. Huck, V. Jordan, K. Brown, S. Humston. ROW 3: L. Smith, T. Davis, B. Wheatley, L. Flaherty, R. Goffinet, S. Melberg, C. Simpson. ROW 4: C. Champion, S. Maier, C. Traphagen, J. Wittmer, P. Schlundt, T. Wood, M. Smith. ROW 5: Sponsor, Mrs. Maier, S. Kleaving, B. Simpson, G. Cuellar, D. Hauenstein, T. Greathouse, J. Longest. ROW 6: J. Mansfield, D. Katterhenry, P. Franzman, R. Martin, J. Adams, D. Faulkenberg, S. Gudorf. ROW 7: L. Hagedom, D. Nugent, H. Bryant, J. Buckman, E. Wanhainen.G. Butler, T. Hess. ROW 8: L. Goffinet, C. Jacobs, B. Tudor, C. Watts, T. Polster, R. Kessans, M. Comerford. Physical Ed. Club Formed The P.E. Club sponsored various activities during the year including skating parties. Physical fitness was the aim of the club but members found that this could be accomplished while they were having fun. KNEELING (L. to R.) Coleen Flannagan, Secretary; Gail Bender, Treasurer; Jane Wittmer, Vice-President; Chris Watts, President. ROW 1 (L. to R.) D. Dickman, I. Schauberger, C. Conner, T. Davis, L. Smith, L. Taylor, K. Snyder, R. Wint, C. Webb, J. Werner, K. Brock, L. Bosler, Mr. Strausberger, Sponsor. ROW 2 (L. to R.) K. Feltner, J. Kessans, C. Hook, M. Arnold, R. Hoeslie, M. Rogier, R. Saalman, L. May, K. Jarboe, M. Evrard, M. Jarboe, B. Nelson, C. Conner. ROW 3 (L. to R.) C. Traphagen, T. York, G. Weiss, T. Wood, P. Alvey, J. Luttrell, D. Schauberger, B. Simpson, R. Simpson, J. Adams, S. Alvey, E. Young. ROW 4 (L. to R.) F. Adams, D. Dougan, M. Evans, T. Watts, C. Gratzer, G. Butler, J. Longest. Archery Club ARCHERY CLUB (L-R) 1st ROW: Mr. Kramer, Sponsor, Steve York, Jane Wittmcr, Chris Karney, Terri Wood, Dave Saalman, Mike Solbrig, Joe Feix, Larry Faulkner, Tom Leistner, Mike Bernadi. ROW 2 (L-R) Jerry Longest, Dennis Edger, Dale Sprinkle, Terry Longest, Ed Freuhwald, David Faulkenberg, Bob Rhodes, Gary George, Joe Hagedom, Darrell Schaubcrger. Chess Club CHESS CLUB (L-R) 1st ROW: Dennis Cole, Harold Jarboe, Gilbert Patmore, John Anderson, Steve Hoffman, Steve Leistner. ROW 2 (L-R) Debbie Kellams, Steve Austin, Mark Ress, Danny Paulin, Harold Mathena. ROW 3 (L-R) Bruce Bosler, Gary Palmer, Mr. Dyer, Sponsor. 21 Hall Sponsors Bowling Club Blum’s Lanes is a busy place every Thursday night with some of Tell City High’s better bowlers. ROW 1 (L-R) J. Harpenau, B. Simpson, Officers, S. Austin, M. Minnis, M. Wagner, R. Lock, L. Faulkner, A. Taylor, S. Winchell, J. Cassidy, Mr. Hall, Advisor. ROW 2 (L-R) M. Owen, R. VanHoosier, B. Devillez, M. Hammock, K. Weiss, J. Conner, D. Dickman, L. Bosler. ROW 3 (L-R) K. Scott, C. Cravens, R. Harding, J. Hagedorn, N. Bender, J. Werner, C. Webb, R. Wint, P. Williams, S. Alvey. ROW 4 (L-R) C. Gratzer, J. Hartz, A. Schaefer, M. Snyder, D. Dougan, T. Femow, M. Jacobs, E. Marcilliat, M. Taylor. ROW 5 (L-R) D. Doogs, D. Patten, D. Schauberger, T. Hess, N. Schneider, P. Flannagan, E. Young, R. Arnold, J. Voelker, S. Gurdorf, P. Alvey. 22 Office Girls OFFICE GIRLS (L-R) Chris Kleeman, Sheila Rudolph, Debbie Wheatley, Linda Lemkuhler, Jennifer Malone, Jane Lautner, Cathy Rogicr, Gail Bender, June Werner, Linda DeVillcz, Vicki Goffinet. SEATED: Mrs. Hein. Library Assistants LIBRARY WORKERS, SEATED (L-R) Mary Ann Mattingly, Sandra Todd, Mr. Blazey, Cheryl Huck, Janet Kessans. STANDING (L-R) Nancy Bender, Becky Devillez, Delores Chapman, Judy Cassidy, Betty Dauby,Gail Bender, Carmin Snyder. 23 Pep Club Worked Hard to Sup PEP CLUB OFFICERS SEATED (L-R) ARE: Debbie Evans, Secretary; Gayle Weiss, President; Shelly Hagan, Vice-President; and Rosa Hagedorn, Treasurer. port the Mighty Marksmen Phyllis Crossley portrays Mrs. Kramer as she comes out of the future machine. Pat Roos tells Eldon to take it all off. Grow up Wilbur and get a two wheeler!! Pete Franzman plays the real prince. T.C. Marching Marksmen Gain Drum major and majorette: Mark Cassidy and Sara Maier. MAJORETTES: (L. to R.) Cindy Scheible, Becky Mullis, Lisa Taylor. 26 Hard-Earned Rewards ABOVE: Mr. Rudolph accepts congratulations from Major Hagedorn for his band's excellent performance in a contest. RIGHT: FLAG TWIRLERS (Front to Back) Connie Webb, Terri Lamastus, Jane Whitmcr, and Ruthanne Wint. These are just a few of the many trophies earned by the Marching Marksmen Championship Band. Lettermen’s Club OFFICERS (L-R) Joe Hagedorn, President; Rick Alvey, Vice President; Tom Ploster, Secretary. Boys being initiated into the Lettermen’s Club hiust come to school dressed this way. ROW 1 (L-R) Coach Talley, Bill Simpson, W. Kessans, J. Hartz, J. Hagedorn, M. Smith, J. Haywood, R. Alvey, T. Polster, S. Lochmueller, J. Bryant. ROW 2: S. Kleaving, J. Bosler, R. Staples, M. Ress, J. Macon, F. Simon, B. Coultas, D. Williams, B. Borders,G. Palmer. ROW 3: J. Buckman, T. Byrd, R. Wheeler, D. Toothman, M. Borders, P. Flannagan, D. Palmer, L. Miley, T. Greathouse, J. Anderson, Coach Lochmueller. ROW 4: G. Kraus, P. Malone, T. Hess, S. Leistner, C. Watts, D. Doogs, D. Schauberger, S. Coyle, D. Sprinkle. ROW 5: D. Kaufman, R. Arnold, T. Buntin, S. Lutgring, E. Wanhainen, C. Kleeman, R. Rogier, J. Mayfield. 29 RIGHT: Jim, Terry, Jeff, and Craig get it all together as they lay one on the audience. What the World Needs Now Under the guidance of Mr. Gorman, the Swing Choir organized and presented Tell Town Capers with “What The World Needs Now as their theme. The Blue Moon Combo performed a wide variety of popular hits for the annual occasion as Craig Ewing was featured on the tromboqe and cornet. Low lights set the mood for a popular love ballad by Terry Ramsey. 30 Prom Theme Is rfEvening in Paris” RIGHT: Nancy Bender was crowned queen of the 1971 Junior-Senior Prom held at the National Guard Armory May 3. Gary Stein is shown placing the crown on her head as Carrie Fischer looks on. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Luttrell, Jane Zuelly, Tim Fischer, Angela Voelker, Carrie Fischer, Steve Lochmueller, Queen Nancy Bender, Gary Stein, Mary Jean Smith, Raymond Lock, Pam Lahee, Leroy Aders, CoUeen Flannagan, Mike Smith. 31 1971 Prom Juniors Entertain Seniors LEFT: Cindy Lohoff and Dale Sprinkle enter through the archway and receive their programs from the usherettes. ABOVE: The couples take a break from dancing and help themselves to a buffet style lunch. LEFT: The center of attraction at the Junior-Senior Prom was a miniature model of the Eifel Tower. 32 ATHLETICS Gridders End Successful Campaigr The “70” football season proved to be a fantastic year for the Marksmen grid squad. They ended the year with a record of 9-1, completely shutting out four of their opponents. These six members were chosen for the all conference team: Steve Loch- mueller, tackle; Bill Coultas,guard; Tom Polster, linebacker; Junie Bryant, end; Rick Alvey, fullback; Mike Smith, quarterback. Rick was also named the most valuable player in the S1AC “B” division. Tell City’s defensive team is quick on the draw as this Castle Knight does not have a chance against Dale Sprinkle, Steve Lochmueller, and Rick Alvey. SEATED, (L-R) Darrell Kaufman, Mike Brumfield, Jack Haywood, Tom Byrd, Jim Mayfield, John Buckman, Wayne Marchand, Steve Coyle, Greg Kraus, Larry Milcy, Dale Sprinkle, Frank Simon, Dave Schirtzinger, Randy Arnold. 2nd ROW: Coach Talley, John Bosler, Tim Buntin, Pat Malone, Dan Williams, Jim Macon, Jorge Cuellar, Rick Staples, Bill Borders, Ralph Alvey Chris Kleeman, Charles Heckle, Steve Lutring, Eric Wanhainen, Mr. Pride, Mr. Velasco. 3rd ROW: Bill Coultas, Tom Hess Jon Hartz Ron Rogier, Steve Kleaving, Steve Lochmueller, Mike Smith, Rick Alvey, Joe Hagedorn, Tom Polster, Junie Bryant With 9-1 Record Refs have a tough time too. Sometimes things just don’t seem to fall into place! Pat Malone can’t believe his eyes as what appears to be an easy catch slips through his fingers. LEFT: Gang tackling is the name of the game as the Marksmen haul down a Castle Knight. 35 Gridmen attention focuses on the field as an exciting play develops. Final Poll Shows Tell City “Come on. 111 get you!” this defensive player seems to be saying to Joe Hagedom, Tell City’s man with the ball. 14th in State ABOVE: These two Marksmen grid- men take time out for a relaxing pause and a refreshing drink during a hard-fought ball game. 37 Ronnie Rogier receives last-minute instructions from Coaches Talley and Pride before taking his place on the football field. Frosh Post Winning Season Varsity Football Mt. Vernon Jasper Providence Boonville Castle Bosse Bedford Princeton Vincennes Washington They TC Frosh Football % x � They 0 12 Harrison 28 10 26 Boonville 12 6 0 14 South Spencer 8 22 Perry Central 16 8 20 Castle 0 7 34 J asper 24 0 26 Huntingburg 9 0 42 South Spencer 6 6 38 Castle 6 6 20 Mt. Vernon 8 KNEELING, (L-R) Karl Houghland, Barry Claise, Mike King, Jim Leclere, Allen Hagedorn, Chris Cravens, Roger Richard, Kent Smith, Gary Arnold, Ed Simon, Scott Malone, Steve Van Hoosier. STANDING: Gary Zuelly, Bill Aldrige, Dan Talley, Tony Fort- wendel, Dennis McGee, Blake Lasher, Rick Detzer, Paul Coyle, Pat Ziegelgruberger, Artie Macon, Mike Dauby, Ben Varner, Jerry Hagedorn. 38 39 LEFT to RIGHT: Mike Borders, Terry Greathouse, Phil Mulzer, Terry Shephard, Paul Schwartz, Dallas Toothman, Coach Bob Busse. Marksmen Close Year With 17-3 The Marksmen met many opponents who challenged their assumptions and intended to wreck their victory boat. They worked hard to overcome their own tendency to withdraw when hurt, and bounced back to many hard-won rewards. The team again has had a winning season as they closed the regular season of play with a record of 17-3. Led by 6’7” Steve Lochmueller and senior starters Rick Alvey and Mike Smith, Tell City had only three losses to North, Jasper, and South Spencer. Alvey is all alone as he lays one in for Tell City. 40 KNEELING, (L. to R.) Ed Foury, Paul Werner, Burke Schneider, Mark Ress, Jon Hartz, Bruce Bosler, Rick Greulich, Rick Alvey, Bill Gebhard. STANDING: Coach Lochmueller, Mike Smith, Jim Macon, Danny Doogs, Chris Kleeman, Steve Lochmueller, Randy Kessans, Terry Greathouse, Ronnie Rogier, Assistant Coach Hobgood. Record “That’s my ball,” seems to be on the mind of this Marksmen player during a fierce battle for the ball. Chris Klee man takes a giant leap in an effort to make two more points for Tell City as a Ferdinand Crusader tries to block his shot. LEFT: Coach Lochmueller is deep in thought in one of the few quiet moments he has during the basketball season. 41 T.C. Goes to Semi-State For the first time in 10 years, Tell City advanced to the Evansville semi-state by winning the Boonville Sectional and the Evansville Regional. The Marksmen overcame Princeton in the afternoon game of the regional by a score of 73 8. They took the Reitz Panthers easily in the night game with a score of 74-54, to win the champion- ship. The following week the Marksmen again traveled to Evansville for a bout with Loogoottee in the Semi-State. In an exciting contest, which wasn t decided until the final seconds, the Marksmen fell to the Lions by a heartbreaking 3 point margin. Steve Lochmueller demonstrates his devas- tating power at the board as this opponent tries hard, but not hard enough. 42 TC 60 75 60 78 77 87 66 73 56 54 71 62 69 61 78 58 54 91 ARSITY BASKETBALL B-TEAM BASKETBALL Cannclton Bosse Ft. Branch Ferdinand North Huntingburg Dale ,New Albany loonvillc uth Spencer H prison Jasf Vince Central Chrisney Princeton Mt. Vernon Castle They TC 51 42 Cannelton 48 38 Bosse 44 44 Ft. Branch 45 48 Ferdinand 85 24 North 43 57 Huntingburg 48 53 Dale 69 56 New Albany 42 48 Boonville 60 55 South Spencer 50 53 Harrison 80 52 J asper 65 46 Vincennes 47 48 Central 62 62 Girisney 43 59 Princeton 51 49 Mt. Vernon 34 57 Castle They B-Team Wins Reserve Holiday Tourney LEFT to RIGHT: Coach Hobgood, Burton Embry, Dave Schirtzinger, Clay Ewing, Bob Cravens, Joe Simns, Mike Borders, Dave Alvey, Charles Heckle, Bob Hermann, Phil Flannagan, Bruce Bosler. Freshmen Have Successful Season Many long and hard hours are put into basketball practice to build an outstanding team. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TC 42 Boonville 29 52 Daviess County 40 50 Boonville 42 80 Tecumseh 23 54 Castle 23 66 Breckinridge 43 47 Perry Central 29 53 South Spencer 45 49 Hazelwood 52 52 Huntingburg 37 67 Perry Central 29 44 Castle 34 34 Jasper 46 KNEELING: Barry Stiles, Kevin Weiss, Randy Poehlin, Mike Jacobs, Gary Arnold, Scott Malone, Mick Young, Chip Schultizer. STANDING: Coach Jameson, Tony Fortwendel, Mike King, Dan Talley, Dave Thompson, Dennis McGee, Mike Dauby, Barry Claise, Greg Conner, Bill Aldrige, Ben Varner, Coach Strausberger. Coach Pride Praises Wrestling Team “I was real proud in our second season to have a winning season, also I’m happy with our showing in the sectional,” said Coach Pride. Three TCHS wrestlers placed in the sectional. They are: Ralph Alvey, second in the heavyweight division; Mike Brumfield, third in the 155 lb. division; and Tom Polster, fourth in the 167 lb. division. Coach Murray Pride gives John Bosler a reassuring word as John awaits his turn with an opponent. KNEELING, (L-R) Mark Ramsey, Regis Palmer, Mike Solbrig, Roger Richard, Kent Smith, Gary Palmer, Steve Wallace. STANDING: Coach Byrd, Jim Mayfield, Dale Sprinkle, Tom Polster, John Bosler, Ralph Alvey, Coach Pride. Fellow teammates console Ronnie Solbrig after a fine effort. Mat maids assist at wrestling matches by taking money at the door. Track 46 Cindermen Ra Toward Winning Season Tell City is out ahead and really trying to get that big lead over Owensboro in the low hurdles. LEFT: Mike Smith shows the pole-vaulting form that helped him to break the school record twice. KNEELING, (L-R) Clay Ewing, Dan Thomas, Terry Shephard, Dallas Toothman, D. Sprinkle, J. Fortwendel, T. Byrd, P. Malone, P. Schwartz, R. Arnold, Earl Young, D. Goffinet, C. Heckle. STANDING: Coach Jameson, T. Polster, B. Coultas, J.-Hagedom, R. Alvey, S. Coyle, M. Smith, M. Borders, T. Greathouse, B. Borders, S. Kleaving, J. Bosler, D. Simon, Head Coach Busse. Diamond Crew Shows Strength KNEELING, (L-R) B. Bosler, A. Hagedorn,G. Kraus, M. Hammersmith, R. Wallace, Tom Hess, J. Mayfield, K. Smith. STANDING: N. Poehlin, P. Mulzer, D. Williams, D. Doogs, S. Lochmueller, C. Kleeman, R. Rogier, E. Wanhainen, P. Werner, B. Varner. A Tell City player tries to get the ball to tag out an opponent. We ask, “Will he make it? Coach Velasco gives instructions to some of his players during a home match. 48 Netters — Team Effort Jon Hartz demonstrates the backswing which helped the tennis team to Randy Kessans returns one in a the first four wins of the season. display of skill. LEFT to RIGHT: S. Hawkins, J. Amos, P. Flannagan, T. Harding, M. Jacobs, T. Hollinden, E. Marcilliat, B. Embry, M. Owen, J. Hartz, R. Kessans, Coach Strausberger. Linksmen Coached by Miller LEFT to RIGHT: J. Spicer, R, Simpson, S. Flamion, J. Macon, S. Leistner, A. Macon, B. Simpson, J. Anderson, Coach Miller. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carrie Fischer, Pat Roos, Cheryl Traphagen, Coleen Flannagan, Terri York, Terri Werner. Golf got off to a good start this year, and the look on Artie Macon’s face seems to say that he hopes it will keep being the best season ever. Jim Macon gets lined up for a putt with the hopes it will be a good one. Cheerleaders Spark Spirit J-V and Frosh Cheerleaders J-V CHEERLEADERS, (L-R) Terri Davis, Debbie Foury, Ivy Schauberger, Debbie Ward, Lahna Smith. LEFT: Terri Werner leaps for joy as the Marksmen head for another victory. Varsity cheerleader captain, senior Carrie Fischer. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Jeni Fischer, LeAnne Ham, Debbie Olberding, Laura May, Dawna Hoesli. 4 52 CLASSES An Artist’s Key Creativity Students apply plaster to a face to make a mask. TOP RIGHT: Wilbur Smith examines a piece of plaster sculpture. Creatvitiy in the art room is exhibited as students transfer their ideas onto canvas. Students Develop Language Skills Spanish student in action. Spanish students employ the head sets in studying their foreign language. English Helps Stud Writing, Speaking Karla Evans and Jackie Ingle gave a “How to Make Punch” speech in Mrs. May’s Speech class. Meg Kamey posed as “Alice in Wonderland” for her oral book report in Mr. Waters’ English class. Mary Rogier portrays Perry Smith in a book report on “In Cold Blood.” Mrs. May looks on as members of her English class do graffiti on the blackboard. ents Gain Ability Mr. Miller, head of the English department lectures to his class. Mrs. Rossman explains an excerpt from a poem to her English class. Skills Developed Through i . • ■ — Mr. Strausberger, Crafts instructor, gives a demonstration in decoupaging. RIGHT: Charles Waninger and Tom Hess sand wood for a desk in Advanced Wood. LEFT: An industrial arts student concentrates on his work. Industrial Arts Raymond Lock and Pat McKinney put the finishing touches on a rifle cabinet. Mr. Hobgood, Driver Education instructor, points out the intricate details of the engine to four driver training students. Homemakers Develop Skills Girls in Home Economics class gain practice and knowledge of table setting and‘the proper method of serving. 60 These sophomores develop their own skills in sewing as they make their own garments. Defendant Found Guilty in Government Class Trial Mr. Velasco explains the procedures for a criminal court trial in Government class. Prosecuting Attorney, Gary Bosler, cross-examines a witness, Terry Ramsey. RIGHT: Court Clerk, Kathy Oskin, swears in the defendant, Eldon Daugherty. BELOW: Defense Attorney, Chris Watts, confers with defendant, Eldon Daugherty. 61 Math and Science Students Increase Michael Wagner came to Advanced Biology class and gave a talk on embalming. Their Knowledge Mrs. Cole explains the usage of geometric design in her sophomore Geometry class. Mr. Kramer and three students use functions to work other problems in Calculus and Integrated math class. Physical Develops Physical Skills RIGHT: Mrs. Minto observes her class as they go through their tumbling routines. BELOW: Greg Connor and Gary Arnold demonstrate their skills on the parallel bars. Education Students Gain Office , Libby Barnhart, Senior, develops her technique at the typewriter. Mr. Cassidy, shorthand instructor, lectures to his class on developing technique. 65 Bookkeeping Practice Mrs. Marshall explains a bookkeeping problem to one of her industrious students. A typing class provides experience for the soon-to-be office workers. ADMINISTRATION Administrative Offices Demand as Problems One of the most challenging endeavors that any administrator can experience is the tremendous opportunity of directing the educational activities of High School age students, in this time of complex social change. I am deeply grateful for both the responsibilities and the challenges that are embodied in the position of Principal of Tell City High School. - MR. HUGH THRASHER, Principal Time, Work, Interest Arise MR. JERRY STENFTENAGEL, Assistant Principal MR. GRADY SWADLEY, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: (L. to R.) Mr. Chick Borders, Vice Pres.; Dr. Fred Smith, President; Mr. Amos Rippy, Sec. RIGHT: COUNSELORS: (Itor.) Mr. Lowe, Mr. Walk, Mr. Roos, Mr. Hardin. 1971 Marked Conflicts Concepts and the Between New rfEstablishment” Coach Jameson delivers a spirit inspiring talk at one of the “Big Red“ pep assemblies. MR. EDWIN CASSIDY MR. ROBERT DAY MR. KENNETH DYER MISS JANET GOOCH Mr. LOUIS HALL Mrs. Horn directs stu- dents in one of her foreign language classes. 71 Faculty Aids Students MRS. HELEN HARDIN MR. LLOYD HAUSER MR. TOM HOBGOOD MRS. MARY HORN MR. JOHN JAMESON MR. ALLEN KRAMER in Proje Mr. Hardin prepares numerous schedules in his counseling position. Various cts Mr. Strasburger checks the accounts of his in- dustrial arts class. r Coach Talley makes many pep talks during the football season. Teachers Instruct Students; MRS. ELEANOR MINTO MISS RACHEL MOONEY MRS. MARTHA OTLYNN MR. MURRAY PRIDE MR. PAT RICHARDSON MR. RICHARD ROOS Mr. Byrd anticipates a hard day as he opens the door. Basketball Coach Bob Loch- The men’s faculty tug-of-war team challenged and were defeated by the senior boys, mueller looks over a play. Get Involved BELOW: MRS. KRAMER, English Instructor BELOW: Mr. Gorman checks over music with two Frosh band members. Mr. Carver teaches World History and Geography. RIGHT: MATH TEACHER, Mrs. Cole MRS. LINDA ROSSMAN MR. GARY RUDOLPH MR.CHARLES STRASBURGER MISS MARJORIE TOWN MR. BEN VARNER MR. ANTHONY VELASCO MR. ROBERT WATERS TCHS Kept Clean, , and Fed JANITORS: Ferd Kleeman, Maurice Kleeman CLEANING LADIES: ABOVE: Bertha McManaway BELOW: Nellie Poehlein CAFETERIA WORKERS: (L. to R.) Elizabeth Snyder, Bonnie Mahoney, Grethel Hoffman, Helen Kress. 76 SENIORS 1971 Seniors Enthusiasm, Intelligence and Inte Some of the Success — Spinning SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, (L. to R.) Chailie Bryant, Vice Pres.; Don Katterhenry, Sec.-Treas.; Bill Hollander Pres.; Mrs. Marshall and Mr. Byrd. grity - Traits You Possess Seniors backed the Marksmen all the way at pep assemblies. Senior hall was decorated for Sectional Week. Gass President, Bill Hollander accepts the Spirit Jug for the seniors at one of the Big Red pep assemblies. 79 FRANK ADAMS VICKI ALBIN REBECCA ALDRIDGE RICHARD ALVEY SUSAN ALVEY DEBRA ARNOLD Seniors demonstrated their school spirit during “Regional Week” by decorating senior hall. JENNIE BERNARDI PATRICIA BLUE KATHY BLUM BRUCE BLUNK GARY BOSLER 81 LINDA BOSLER DONALD BREO LOUIS BREO KAREN BROCK Mr. Thrasher discusses the schedules with Senior, Jorge Cuellar, an exchange student from Peru. JACQUELINE BROWN HARRY BRYANT JUNIE BRYANT JOHN BUCKMAN DARLENE BUNCH GARY BUTLER 82 VICKY CANARIE MARK CASSIDY CARLA CHAMPION DELORES CHAPMAN BECKY CLAISE CARLA COLLINS PEGGY DETZER LINDA DEVILLEZ BILLCOULTAS DAVID COYLE GARY CRAVENS KENT CRAWFORD ED CRONIN BETTY DAUBY CLEATIS DAUBY ELDON DAUGHERTY DEBBIE DAVIS RIGHT: Gayle Weiss organized the pep block at Big Red basketball games. 84 Senior members of the football squad get together for a fun-time picture. BECKY DEVILLEZ BARRY DICKMAN JACK DIXON YVONNE DOERSAM DANNY DOOGS DENNIS DOUGAN 85 MIKE DOUGHTY STEVE DUPRE KARLA EVANS LEAH EVRARD CRAIG EWING Ralph Lowe and Chris Watts had a fine time at a skating party sponsored by the Physical Education Club. CARRIE FISCHER TIM FISCHER PETE FRANZMAN PAUL FROEHLICH MIKE FUCHS GARY GEORGE PAUL GILLICK DARLA GOFFINET JANICE GOFFINET 87 LARRY GOFFINET VICKI GOFFINET CATHY GRAMELSPACHER DAN GRAVES RICK GREATHOUSE RICK GREULICH GREG HAGEDORN JOE HAGEDORN RICHARD HAGEDORN JoANN HARPENAU JON HARTZ JACK HAYWOOD CAROL HEARST PAM HENDERSHOT BARBARA HESS CARLTON HESS TOM HESS VICKI HOESLI Five Senior girls admire the 1971 Senior keys. STEVE HOFFMAN BILL HOLLANDER CHERYL HUCK SHERMAN HUFF JACKIE INGLE CHARLES JACOBS WALLACE JONES VEDA JORDAN CHRIS KARNEY Nick Schneider and Dave Richard served as editors of the “Marksman.” 90 DON KATTERHENRY RANDY KESSANS JANET KESSANS STEVE KLEAVING CHRIS KLEEMAN GARY KLEEMAN MIKE KLEUH MARC KNABEL DIANE KRAUS 92 MICHELE LEITNER DEBBIE LITHERLAND STEVE LOCHMUELLER CINDY LOHOFF RALPH LOWE DAN LUTGRING STEVE LUTTRELL KAREN MAHONEY JAMES MALONE MARY MATTINGLY DON McCALLISTER BETH MILLER JANET MILLER ROSE MILLER DOROTHY MOORE MARK CASSIDY, Drum Major Memories are im- pressed on the minds of the Seniors like footprints in the snow. 94 DEBBIE MORRIS PHIL MULZER VICKY MURPHY DENNIS NAVIAUX KATHLEEN OSKIN MARY JANE OWEN VICKI PARKER DEAN PATTEN TOM PAYNE 95 TOM POLSTER BRENDA POWELL MARY POWERS TERRY RAMSEY SUSAN REDDIN JEANNE RESS BOB RHODES DON RHODES DEBBIE RUDOLPH MELVIN RUDOLPH SHEILA RUDOLPH JIM RYAN JANE SAALMAN AL SCHAEFER MIKE SCHAEFER CINDY SCHEIBLE DONNA SCHEIDEGGER MIKE SCHNEIDER NICK SCHNEIDER BILL SIMPSON MARK SNYDER UNDA SPINDLER JANE STANGELAND GARY STEIN MARY STEPHEN THERESA STEWART 98 BILL STEWART BILL TAYLOR HELEN THIERY CAROL THOMPSON SUE TRUMBO Lunch-time is a gossip session in the auditorium. GEORGE THIERY REGINA VAN HOOSIER ANGIE VOELKER 99 VICKI VOGELMAN The Seniors won the spirit jug at most of the Big Red pep assemblies. PAM WILGUS PAM WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIAMS RUTHANNE WINT LINDA WISEMANN SHEILA WITTMER GERALD YACKLE LINDA ZIEGELGRUBER JAYNE ZUELLY 101 Four Years and Graduation Charlie Bryant prepares to lead the class to their seats at the Baccalaureate ceremony. BELOW: The graduating class of 1971 first appeared in their caps and gowns at the Baccalaureate ceremony on May 23. Complete a Life at TCHS Mr. Thrasher lines up the graduatcs-to-bc for the graduating exercises. The Tell City High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Ed Gorman, performed two numbers, ‘The Crusader's Hymn and The Halls of Ivy at Baccalaureate ceremonies. 103 As we pass through these doors for the last time, we leave the days of our high school and pass into the world of adulthood. But, even though we are leaving, we take with us memories of the friends and laughter of these days. To the Class of 1971 — Congratulations and good luck! JUNIORS 1971 Is a Year of a New Dimension JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: (1. to r.) Dan Simon, Vice Pres.; Pam Lahee, Secretary, Mrs. and Mr. May; Jane Wittmer, Treasurer; Jim Mayfield, President. The cheerleaders put on many skits at Big Red assemblies. John Adams Mary Alice Adams Sarah Aldridge Ralph Alvey Cindy Ayer Mike Ayer Fred Baker John Beard Sheila Berry Jeff Blue 106 of Individuality Jean Buchanan Tom Byrd Judy Cassidy Elaine Cissna Dennis Cole Mark Comerford Sue Connor Steve Coyle April Crawford Tony Dam in Charles Daugherty Debbie Davis Wayne Dixon Pam Drake Jenny Dupre Ronnie Dyer Dennis Eger Joan Etienne Mary Etienne James Enlow Mike Evans Ronnie Evans Sandy Faulkcnbcrg Sharon Faulkenbcrg Sheila Faulkenbcrg 107 As Juniors Look Forward to Richard Fischer Coleen Flannagan Jerry Fortwcndel Ed Foury Karen Froehlich Eddie Freuhwald Bill Gebhard Paul Gengelbach Dennis Gerlach Joe Gillick Cathy Gilliland Charles Gratzer Roxanne Gratzer Terry Greathouse Don Groves Shelly Hagan Judy Hagedom Larry Hagedom 108 Final Year at TCHS Charles Hale Kristine Haller Mike Ham mack Mark Hammersmith Sharon Harpenau David Hauenstein Janice Hauenstein Mary Hay Carolyn Herrmann Barbara Hess Mary Hess Linda Houghland Cathy Huff Sharon Humston Sherri Humston Kenny James Bart Jarboe Mike Jarboe Gwen Johnson Brenda Kcllems Debbie Kellams Rita Kellems Noel Kessens John Kieser Chris Klee man Kevin Kleiser Mary Klueh Mary Knabel Kena Kress Herb Kuster 109 72’ers Seek New Social Contacts. Roy Labhart Debbie Laflin Kay LaGrange Linda Lahee Pam Lahee Terri Lamastus John Lasher Roxanne Lasher Linda Lawalin Linda Lehmkuhler Steve Leistner Carol Lemaire 110 Fresh Thinking Sara Maier Jennifer Malone Patricia Marchand Ron Martin Marsha May Jim Mayfield Pat McKinney Patricia Miller Valerie Mills Mike Minnis Pam Minto Sharon Moore Van Morris Candy Murphy David Nugent Mark Owen Gary Palmer Steve Parker Becky Parks Gilbert Patmore Gail Patrick Danny Paulin Diane Paulin Bev Peters Keith Peyton Mark Ress Marky Rhodes Cathy Rogier Ronnie Rogier Pat Roos 111 Juniors Take Part in Big Red Barbara Rust Bob Rust Debbie Rust Dave Saalman Herb Sabeihaus Warren Sabeihaus David Schaefer Kenny Schaefer Darrell Schauberger Sandy Schauberger Dennis Schipp Paula Schlundt Burke Schneider Grace Schneider Jeff Schneider Kathy Schneider Paul Schwartz Dan Simon Janice Simpson Kathy Simpson Ceremonies, Assemblies Mary Jean Smith Mike Solbrig David Spear Dale Sprinkle Lynn Stenftenagcl Linda Stewart Lou Ann Stiles Michele Taylor Pat Tempel Sandy Todd Terri Werner Debbie Wheatley Rodney Wheeler Junior girls took part in tug-of-war action at pep assemblies. Leaders in the Making Linda Young Tanya Young Charlene Widmcr Larry Wilbur Danny Williams Huber Wine hell Jane Wittmer Debbie Wolf Terri Wood Terri York Steve York Elaine Young SOPHOMORES Malone Elected President; SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: (top to bottom) Mr. Hobgood, Mr. Day, Pat Malone, President; Jeff Lawalin, Vice Pres.; Burton Embry, Treasurer; Gail Dupre, Secretary. Sabrina Adkins David A Ivey Jan Alvey John Anderson Randy Arnold Steve Austin Millie Avalon Mark Backer Rick Backer Mike Bernardi 116 Sophs Receive Jackets Richard Biever Steve Biever Theresa Biever Dean Blandord Jackie Bolin Russell Bolin Mike Borders Bruce Bosler Dave Bosley Sophs received their class jack- ets earlier in the year. Joyce Briggeman Steve Brinksneadcr Rosemary Brown Rodney Bryant Rose Buckman Tim Buntin Jo Casey Calvin Cash Jenny Cassidy Mariandrea Cassidy Mary Cassidy Loretta Chapman Sheila Clayton James Codes Louise Cole 117 Sophs Are Ruled by Luck, Steve Cronin Phyllis Crossley Kevin Davis. Ten Davis Jane Dauby Mary Jane Dauby Debby Dickman Marybeth Dickman Dennis Dupont Gail Duprc Burton Embry Mike Etienne Randy Cole Cathy Connor Bob Cravens Janice Crawford Activity ,and Good Cheer Charlotte Evans Debbie Evans Warren Evrard Clay Ewing David Faulkenberg Larry Faulkner Joe Feix Danny Feltner Lavonnc Flaherty Steve Flamion Phil Flannagan Debbie Foury Sheila Froehlich Lisa Fuchs Eddie Gerlach Cathy Goble Dave Goffinet Robin Goffinet Sue Gordon Mike Graves Christy Greulich Steve Gudorf Marsha Hall Denise Hawkins Charles Heckel Johla Hempfling Bob Herrmann Mary Hess Roberta Hess David Hinton 119 There is a Tide in the Future Linda Hinton Terry Hockenberry Monie Hoesli Debbie Holman Loma Hubert Bill Huffman Kevin Jackson Beverly Jacob Norman Jarboe Nancy Johnson Debbie Jones Wayde Jones Darrell Kaufman Harold Keiser Barbara King Marsha Kleaving Connie Klccman Debbie Kraus Greg Krause Phyllis Krcig Rosemary Kuntz Sandy La Grange Terri Lahec Randy Lautner Jeff Lawalin Tom Leistner Madonna Lithcrland Vickc Lithcrland Bruce Lottes Richard Mahoney 120 Which Leads on to Fortune Debbie Ward, B-team cheer- leader leads the sophs. Pat Malone Wayne Marchand Ed Marcilliat Bill Marshall Harold Mat hen a Rick May Roxanne Mehling Sheila Melberg Larry Milcy Doris Miller Jim Miller Tim Miller Letha Morris Becky Mullis Tom Mills Debbie Mulzer Sarah Oberhausen David Oost Doris Oskin Denny Palmer Regis Palmer 121 Sophs Look Forward to Achie Janet Parker Lana Parker Doug Patten Vicci Patterson Phillip Peak Janet Pierrard Vic Poehlein Mark Ramsey Pam Reed Diane Rierson Phil Roark Alien Robbins Tim Rogier Anthony Rothgerbcr Gary Rothgerbcr Keith Rust Mark Sabelhaus Ivy Schaubcrgcr Mary Schickling Mike Schipp Regina Schroeder David Schirtzingcr Terry Shephard Joe Simms Roberta Sims Cheryl Simpson Richard Simpson Lahna Smith Carmin Snyder Karen Snyder 122 ving Junior Status Ann Taylor Lisa Taylor Shirley Terry Barbara Thiery Danny Thomas Dallas Toothman Vickie Vandgrift Tammy Van Winkle Mike Varner Joe Voelker Debbie Voges Keith Wagner Barbara Walk Rich Wallace Steve Wallace Debbie Ward 123 Sophs Are Unique Individuals The Sophs are true backers of the Big Red as proven at one of the pep assemblies. Sophs enjoyed Big Red dances. Tim Watts Paul Werner Brenda Wheatley Chris White Jim Williams Chcrictta Winchcll Kenny Wint Cheryl Wolf Doug Wolf Emily Woolard Elaine Young Earl Young Jesse Young Tina Zollman Randy Zuelly 124 FRESHMEN Simon Elected Frosh Leader; FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: BACK ROW, (1. to r.) Susan Knoebloch, Treasurer; Mr. Roos, Mrs. Maier, Scott Malone, Vice Pres. IN FRONT: Ed Simon, President; Cathi Lahee, Secretary. Kim Albin Richard Albin Bill Aldridge Patricia Alvey Jeff Amos Gary Arnold Michael Arnold Michele Arnold Maricllcn Baysingcr Harry Beaver 126 i?oos, Maier Sponsors Virgilce Berger Becky Biever Fred Bittner Marian Blanford Ronnie Boslcr Debbie Brauncckcr Becky Briggeman Mike Briggeman Deanna Brockman Jane Bruggcnschmidt Nancy Bryant Donita Cassidy Jeff Champion Linda Champion Gae Cissna Barry Claise Mary Calise Mark Conklin Christine Connor Greg Connor Joe Connor Charles Connor Vanessa Cooper Nadean Cotton Paul Coyle Chris Cravens Becky Cronin Brenda Cronin Dallas Cronin Ronnie Crosslcy 127 Frosh Follow the Stars Straight to 1974! Barbara Dam in Michael Dauby Ella Daugherty Rick David Richard Dctzcr Rodney Doogs Christy Edwards Sarah Engelbrecht Mark Etienne Jenny Evrard Larry Faulkcnberg Susan Faulkner Gary Fay Bcnita Feix Diann Fischer Jeni Fischer Anthony Fortwendel Richard Fortwendel Don Froehlich Gertrude Gentry Debbie George James George Vicki George Donald Gilliland James Goffinet Larry Goffinet Gary Gogel 128 Dean Hagedorn Jerry Hagedorn Rosa Hagedorn Leanne Ham Tim Harding Nena Hauenstein Denny Hauser Steve Hawkins Terri Hemmerlein Fonda Henson Ronda Henson Nola Henze Sharle Hermann Mark Hess Robert Hess Charles Highfill Dawna Hoesli Robin Hoesli Tony Hollinden Mike Horn Jean Gramclspacher Ray Grice Larry Groves Larry Haerle Vicki Hagan Allen Hagedom 129 Master Plans in Full Force; Butch Ingle Randall Jacob Mike Jacob Cathy Jarboe Karl Houghland Charles Howe Kenny Huck Jenny Hucbschman Bill Huff Donald Humphrey Harold Jarboe Marcie Jarboe Martha Johnston Rita Jones Vicki Jones Dian Jones Meg Kamey Rico Kellems Thomas Kessens Mike King Karen Kleeman Mark Kleeman Susan Knoebloch Daniel Kreisle Tim Kreisle 130 Outlook’s Bright! Larry Lautner Joan Lawson Jim LeClere Tony Linne Larry Lithcrland Lisa Litherland Jane Luttrell Shirley McCallister Dennis McGee Artie Macon Brian Malone Scott Malone Laura May Gilbert Meunier Mary Middleton 131 ■Greenies” Participate in Joe Miles Sheila Miller Janet Mills Edna Moore Allen Morris Jon Morris Malcolm Moseby Mary Mullis Gary Mulzer Jean Mulzer Linda Naegle Robbie Neifert Barbara Nelson Mark Newton Nancy Nichols Jim Nugent Pat O’Brien Debra Olberding Ken Olberding Kim Oskin Bill Pagragan Sandra Parker Christine Paulin Mike Peak LaVeme Peters Ed Pochlein Randall Pochlein Sheila Pochlein Sherri Poole Debra Purviance 132 School Activities Jean Roland Lonnie Rothgerber Charlena Rudolph Rae Saalman Mary Schmidt Angela Schneider Caryn Schreiber Clarence Schulthise Denise Schwabauer Kent Scott Ed Simon Greg Simpson Kent Smith Doug Snyder Sheila Snyder Marsha Spencer Jim Spicer Jeff Spinner Barry Stiles Larry Stoen 133 Roberta Sweeney Dan Talley Debbie Tanner Diana Taylor Cindy Thomas Dave Thompson Wendy Thompson Barbara Turner Red! Rodger Ungerecht Steve Van Hoosicr Bennie Varner Debbie Vogclman Karen Vogclman Mark Wagner Norma Wanhaincn Kevin Weiss Bob Werner Jerry Williams Julia Wilson Debbie Yaggi Debbie Yates John York Lea Young Mickey Young Sonia Young Pat Ziegelgruber Debbie Zuclly Gary Zuelly Class of ’74 Backs Big ADVERTISERS A G Motors Fischer’s Furniture 910 Main Tell City Oldsmobile dealer in Tell City — Your escape from the ordinary. Hwy 66 Ph 547-4101 Jack, Craig, Linda, and Mike discover the comfort of one of the sofas from the wide selection at Fischer Furniture. 136 Craig and Jack admire the fine quality of a television-stereo from WILLIAM TELL WOODCRAFTERS. Compliments of SOUTHERN INDIANA R.E.C. “Everyone benefits from R.E.C.” PITTSBURG PAINTS For all your paint and wallpaper supplies Parker Paint Wallpaper Store 922 Main 547-3215 June finds courteous service and quality products at COLLIER’S RED AND WHITE. Fred J. Werner Insurance Agency SINCE 1942 1110 12th 547-4561 BAYSINGER’S SHELL 1448 12th 547-8877 WERNER MOTOR COMPANY “Your Ford, Lincoln Mercury dealer in Tell City.” 137 OUR SERVICE MAKES FRIENDS Citizen’s National Bank MAIN OFFICE 529 Main 547-2355 526 Main Drive-In Office Remember, “It’s not an affair - unless Art Gerber’s there.” For weddings and portraits in color and speedy photofinish- ing, try Photocraft, 739 Main in downtown Tell City. Linda, Jane, Carrie, and Connie pose in portrait by Art Gerber. Good Luck ’71 Seniors! Maxon Corporation Old Cannelton Road 547-2341 138 Randy’s Ashland Service Center ROAD SERVICE PICK UP AND DELIVERY MINOR REPAIRS 801 Main 547-8852 AIR CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVICE SHEET METAL WORK FREDERICK’S SHEET METAL 614 7th 547-4447 HINTON’S STORE “Where the customer is important.” 547-3444 HAUENSTEIN’S STAG SHOP Styles for Young Men Levi Haggar Airmen Shirts Craig and Jack shop for practical gifts at Dauby’s True Value Hardware Gifts. Stylish Clothing For Women MARY RUTH’S 626 Main 139 1427 12th 547-3726 ONE STOP SAVINGS SERVICE Tell City Federal Savings Loan 602 Main 547-7025 For high quality products, go to Commercial Filters. 140 SKAMPER CAMPING TRAILERS TELL CITY DISTRIBUTORS 430 Main Street 547-3576 Alvey’s Cleaners and Furriers FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY For service when you need it and confidence from your dealer — TELL CITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy 66 W Werner’s Market 601 12th 547-3221 cleaning Hilger’s Laundry 1434 Main 547-4501 ---------------------' SaCuting the graduating class GENERAL ELECTRIC 13th Street 547-2311 Eger’s Studio We can’t handle all the business, We just want yours. 717 Main 547-3479 For a wide selection and fine quality go to Fischer Shoe Store 532 Main 547-5766 Home Mutual Insurance Company Holland THE PLACE TO BUY AND SAVE Dairy Foods A LEADER IN THE DAIRY INDUSTRY! 1 vjTrBJD-i 10th and Tell (pSp5! 1 547-5156 Complete Line of Dairy Foods Milk — Ice Cream - Cottage Cheese — Novelties - Butter KEITH BUTLER, Agent 747 6th 547-3879 142 For the “Young in Heart,” TELL CITY CHAIR COMPANY presents YOUNG REPUBLIC ... early American furniture authentically styled in beautiful, durable solid hard rock maple. A bag of over one thousand dining, living and bedroom choices including lamps, decorative accessories and genuine braided rugs lets you “do your own thing” to any room in your home. Yvonne examines the antique paint kits at TELL CITY PLANING MILL. For friendly and courteipus service, go to WHITIE’S GULF SERVICE. 1447 12th Hoesli Lumber Company FOR TOP QUALITY BUILDING SUPPLIES Serving Tell City Area With Free Delivery GOFFINET’S FURNITURE CARPETS LAMPS RESTONIC BEDDING 644 Main 547-3165 Vincent’s Market 324 Taylor 547-4616 Your PEysnjotitfL Dealer Hess Sales and Service 1002 Main 547-3631 144 The one and only99 refreshment Bill, Cieatis, and John like the “one and only” taste of Coca Cola. Coca Cola Bottling Co. Inc. Electrical Contractors Electric Heat and Insulation Hess Electric and Hardware 145 Debbie and Gary like the feeling of safety from the ZOERCHER INSURANCE AGENCY. Good plumbing is important! HERMAN PETERS 5474166 Hwy 37 and 20th Roland’s Jewelry DIAMONDS PERRY CO. WATCHES JEWELERS SILVER SINCE 1886 CHINA Keepsake Diamond Rings 607 Main 5474721 Bob Radio M Hess TV 5JI 1009 Main 547-3948 Linda Spindler and Mike Dauby discover quality cloth- ing at P. N. HIRSCH in Lincoln Plaza. BARNHART FURNITURE 1139 12th 547-5231 JIM JIM’S The headquarters for men’s clothes in Tell City. 701 Main 547-2161 146 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Mr. Dougan, proprietor ot Swiss Studio, explains the camera to Dennis. SWISS STUDIO 627 Yt Main 547-4636 Eurard Insurance 907 Main 547-2481 543 Main Street Phone 547-7094 147 PEOPLE’S BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION, Trying to build a bigger and better Tell City for you! When she’s special, take her to LAUER’S FLOWERS. Stay afloat with a boat from Tell City Marine Dauby Motor Co. llth 547-3451 Compliments of Zoercher- Gillick Compliments of Valley Tin Shop 1110 Steuben 547-2406 The best in products and a friendly attitude is what you always encounter at TRESSLAR’S 5 10. 148 920- 10th 547-2511 Ohio Valley Gas Corp. 701 7th St. 547-2396 Noble’s IGA 10th and Hwy 37 547-3556 Pete and Paul exhibit one of the many power mowers at WESTERN AUTO STORE. 845 Main St. 547-5676 International Union of Electrical, Radio Machine Workers, A.F.L.-C.LO. Congratulations Seniors of ’71 LOCAL 805 Tell City, Indiana 149 Charlie’s Auto Parts Tell City News Tell City Feed Grain YOUR COMPLETE FARM SHOPPING CENTER 306 7th 547-2181 John and Carla admire the glassware at SCHREIBER’S DRUGS. Gail and Connie like the services at WERNER DRUGS. Mansfield’s Store 150 TELL CITY NATIONAL BANK - 2 Locations to Serve You! 601 Main 547-2323 Lincoln Park Plaza 547-7001 Lincoln Trail Motel Restaurant FOR THE LATEST IN COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE 151 WESTERN KRAFT CORPORATION P.O. Box “J Hawesville, Ky. Compliments of Wes Cor Corporation Ph. (502) 927-2641 Hawesville, Kentucky 42348 Boerste’s 66 1230 KC • Area Code 812 Tel. 547-2345 Tell City, Indiana 47586 Nick and Carol enjoy browsing through the selection of candies at FREDERICK’S. Complete banking service and loans Cannelton National Bank Conner Construction Co. 103 Taylor 547-2491 Cannelton 153 For dependability for your car and convenient service SCHAEFER PAULIN 247 Main 547-7006 Tell City Recappers One Day Service DAYTON TIRES 1438 Main 547-4511 GEORGE APPLIANCE TV 413 Main St. 547-3566 THE TOWN’S BARGAIN CENTER B L DOLLAR STORE Discount Prices on Everything! FREE PARKING SI 2th 547-3861 Debbie admires a Jansen piano from SWISS PLYWOOD. FOR ALL YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS GAMBLE’S Aldens Catalog Center 632 Main 547-4476 154 For a wide variety of seed and all your hardware needs — GRAVES. Compliments of Tell City Glass For AUTO-Plate-Window-Etc. 1408 Main 547-2358 Oberhausen’s Inc. COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE Kohler American Standard Fixtures Heating — Gas — Oil 508 Main 547-3731 Fischer’s Chair Salutes 1971 Seniors 208 Main 547-4666 Best pizza in the world! Patio Pizza 155 Ruth Ralph Ramsey Construction 804 7th 547-2334 C S Inc. COUNTY-WIDE SERVICE Complete Line of Phillips 66 Products TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES PHILHEAT Hwy. 66 Tell City Dial 547-2526 Linda and Mike like the fine quality tires at BLACKIE TIRE. Curt Dauby, Inc. SALES SERVICE 9th and Highway 37 “Located on the corner but Business is on the Square” Compliments of Blum’s Lanes Cannelton Rd. 547-8855 Debbie is shown one of the many latest styles at DAUBY’S DEPARTMENT STORE. 156 Compliments of Index Tell City Notions Co. Concrete See the new and Lantern Shop Mulzer for gift ideas and a wide Crushed variety of HALLMARK CARDS Stone 603 6th 547-3468 Booster Ads SNAPPY GRILL TOWN FINANCE CHARLENE’S CRAFT CORNER THE BOOK STORE H. S. DISCOUNT STORE JEAN RAE’S CREDIT BUREAU GLENN’S MARKET DR. BERNARD J.BOSLER BABY TEEN SHOP B’S BABY FASHION TROY GULF RALPH’S TEXACO MALONE’S TEXACO 12th STREET FAMILY MARKET DR. JAMES WOOD McCOY’S BRIDAL SHOP FISCHER’S SHOES HARTZ BARBER SHOP HOPE’S CAFE BRENDA’S HAIR FASHIONS SUPERTEST GAS OIL LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MINTO’S MARKET THANK YOU! 157 Look Ahead With Inspired Confidence Faith in a Happy Des V f 1 V. and Have tiny! 159 1971 was a memorable year of self-realization and excitement! If you take time for honest intro- spection, the result will be a freer, more mature you. The “Sagittarius” staff would like to thank the faculty and students for their cooperation in making this year- book possible. 160 THE END