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

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Above: After being elected Homecoming Queen by the student body. Debbie Moman pauses a moment and reflects the splen- dor of being queen. Below: Queen Debbie Moman and her escort Brian Hildebrandt join the court for a picture. Roses and Royalty This year's Homecoming took place on February 5. During the ceremonies Debbie Moman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Moman, was crowned Home- coming Queen of 1981-82. She was escorted by senior Brian Hildebrandt. Other senior candidates were Lisa Dauby escorted by Brad Henrickson, Lisa Frey escorted by Rick Schafer, and Kathy McGee, whose escort was Dave Sanders. Class attendants this year were junior Amy Elder, sophomore Sherrie Daum, and freshman Jodi Phil- lips. Escorts were Scott Saalman, Steve Malone, and Mike Bishop respectively. The crown bearer, Steph- anie Syler, was escorted by Mark Leeking. Right after the Marksmen's victory over Central, the Homecoming Dance was held. It was sponsored by the cheerleaders. It took place in the cafeteria and a variety of music was provided by Johnny Ashton. Homecoming

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Queen for a Night An exciting experience is the way Penny Ramsey summarized her election as 1981 football homecoming queen. Penny, escorted by Tony Thomas, was crowned during halftime ceremonies at the Tell-City-Bosse game October 9. Penny was elected by the entire student body who voted by secret ballot. All queen candidates had been nominated by the varsity football team. Others nominated for queen included: Jackie Evrard escorted by Mike Labhart; Debbie Moman escorted by Brad Henrickson; and Carla Strobel es- corted by Matt Voges. Junior Amy Kleeman, sophomore Kim Kemp, and freshman Stephanie Tsantis served as class atten- dants. Their escorts were Tracy Keown, Scott Strobel, and Marc Krieg, respectively. Crown bearer was Emily Heubner and her escort was Andy Dickman. Roses were presented by Presi- dent Joanie Evrard. . . Football Homecoming Queen Penny Ramsey and her escort Tony Thomas stand joyously with her court. Showing a happy smile. Penny Ramsey stands with Tony Thomas after being crowned homecoming queen. Homecoming

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 82 FAVCCITEI ! 2 Choosing a favorite song is difficult because of the number of popular songs that are heard daily. The favorite tune on Febru- ary 3, 1982 is Centerfold . All of us have that favorite night to stay home and watch TV. Evidently the TCHS student body is home on Wednesday nights to watch THE FALL GUY . Favorites Of all the food that gets devoured by the students, PIZZA was the number 1 choice of the student body. Perhaps this explains the need for four pizza places. £0 -A '- .• A mi r 1 % v i Going out to a show is something that most people enjoy. End- less Love ranked first by a landslide according to the poll con- ducted at TCHS.