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

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Summer is the time when most people are out swimming at the local pool. Betsy Will is one of the many students who is employed as a lifeguard. The Spirit Jug was awarded at the end of each pep session to the class with the most spirit. Here. Todd Pannett. Denny Voges, Dave Conner, and Mi- chelle Middleton make the big deci- sion. Before school students would socialize in the auditorium until they were per- mitted in the halls. Student Life Divider 9

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Attending the annual Christmas Dance was one way students could get into the holiday spirit. Enthusiasm was always awakened by Coach Lochmueller whenever he spoke at the pep sessions. Money transactions were taken care of by Lynnette Shephard in the cafeteria. Here, she takes J. Scott Smith’s mon- ey for his lunch. 8 Student Life Divider

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MOVIN’ ON! Citizens Band Radios have been a big hit all across the United States. Remember walking down the halls and seeing shirts with names like Sidewalk Surfer or Super Star? How about hearing somebody holler “Boo- gie Boy. you're a cottonchopper!’’ This may sound strange to a lot of people but to some of our students this makes them feel right at home. They're part of the C.B. world. For some it’s just a once-in-a-while thing but for the more “devoted ones, it's almost an obsession. Why use “handles instead of real names and why say four-roger or “10-4 instead of yes? These are just a few things that makes C.B.’s so unique. The use of handles makes a person wonder what someone looks like or what their real name is. As for the oth- er lingo it helps the rachet jaws sit down and relax in their own little world. Just like everything else C.B.’s have rules and regulations. These are set by the Federal Communications Commis- ion (FCC). People caught disobeying F.C.C. rules can be fined. In order to operate a C.B. legally a person must have a license. With the license comes four letters and four numbers or call letters. C.B.’s can be very useful. Besides getting roads reports to see where all the smokeys” are. a C.B.er can get help in emergencies by using channel nine. Channel nine is a nation-wide emergency channel. It is illegal to hold a conversation on this channel. Duane LeMaire (Sun Dance Kid) and Polly Bolin (Sugar Shacker) are just two of the many students who own and operate C.B. radios. Duane got his start from friends and relatives who own C.B.’s. He has been operating radios for about two years. Polly got interested in C.B. s when a friend of hers got one and she has been rachet jawing” ever since. She got her first radio about a year ago. As you might guess, many students are “bucket mouths . In plain English that’s just an over-talkative person. — Janice Foster Balancing on a skateboard isn’t as easy as it seems as shown by Louanne Sibert. Rough, rugged and durable seem to fit this skateboard. It looks as though its owner. Mark Mosby has really used it with care. 10-4 Good-Buddy is just a few things Polly Bolin might be saying over her Citizen Band Radio. ) C.B.s And Skateboards