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

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DEBBIE REIGNS February 3, 1984 will be one night Debbie Ludwig will never forget, for this is the night she was crowned the 1984 Basketball Homecoming Queen. When the queen was announced by Freshmen Traci Blunk and Mary Jane Smitely, the candidates, attendants, and crowd cheered. Debbie was then crowned by her escort, David Goffinet, and presented with a bouquet of roses by Football Queen Michelle Heitkemper. Although Tell City went down in defeat in the ballgame, this ceremony is one that will stick in most minds. The Homecoming Dance featured WQMF- Rock and Roll Machine. Above: Being Basketball Homecoming Queen is something to re- member forever. Enjoying the moment is Queen D. Ludwig. To get everything just right for the Homecoming ceremonies, the court was dismissed early from classes for rehearsal. Pictured are: D. Luecke, C. Becker,]. Ashby. ]. Brinksneader. E. May. M. Ewing. D. Dauby. Queen and her court: Seniors—R. Mundel, [. Tuggle. E. May, J. Brinksneader, D. Luecke, and C. Becker, Ball Carrier J. Ashby, Queen D. Ludwig, King D. Goffinet, Crown Carrier J. Ewing, Freshman D. Dauby, G. Arnold; Sophomores K. Sweet, K. Lautner; juniors M. Wilson. M. Meyer. Below Left: Queen and her attendants are: Seniors J. Tuggle. J. Brinksneader. and C. Becker, |. Ashby, Queen D. Ludwig. M. Ew- ing, Freshman, D. Dauby, Sophomore, K. Sweet, (unior M. Wilson. Below: After the excitement. Queen D. Lud- wig and her escort, D. Goffinet, get a chance to relax at the Homecoming Dance. Also shown dancing are court members C. Becker and her escort D. Luecke. HOMECOMING 11

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MICHELE SHINES UNDER THE STARS “And the winner is . . . drumroll please . . This is what we all heard at Homecoming on Sept. 30. 1983 at the T.C. vs. Mt. Vernon game. As everyone knows now, the winner was Michele Heitkemper! Michele was crowned by her escort Dean Luecke and was then given a bouquet of roses by Student Council President Joe Evrard. Different fashions highlighted the evening. Fresh- man Jill Jarboe used the “Preppy Look”, while Soph- omore Michelle Mills had to work around her neck brace. Joni Kendall, junior representative, wore the business suit attire, and all the queen candidates ex- pressed their individual personalities by the colors chosen for their tailored suits. After the game, the cheerleaders sponsored a dance which over 200 people attended. The music was pro- vided by the WSTO Sound and Light show. It lasted from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. that night. Above: 1983 Homecoming Court includes Denny Barket, |oni Kendall, juniors; Brian Meunier, Michelle Mills, sophomores; Bill Kendall, [ill jarboe, freshman; Toni Gruelich, crown carrier; Dean Luecke. Michele Hetikemper, Queen; Brian Gruelich, ball carrier; Candy Becker. Scott Strobel. Debbie Ludwig. Jerome Hagedom, Sally Mills, Mike Rea. Basking in the excitement of being named the Homecoming Queen. Michele Hietkemper accepts a bouquet of roses from joe Evrard. Student Council President. Capturing the moment are Dean Luecke. Michele's escort, and Toni and Brian Gruelich, crown and ball carriers. 10 HOMECOMING

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% Times As the temperatures rose above 100 degrees during the summer of ’83, most people stayed in air condi- tioning. However, those who wished to ignore the extreme temperatures were found participating in the many activities available in and around Tell City. A few enjoyed taking the “plunge” at the John F. Kennedy pool, while others headed for the area’s beaches. The Schweitzer Fest, which celebrated Tell City’s 125th birthday, the Perry County 4-H Fair, and the Jaycee’s Fourth of July picnic were popular events. Summer was also a time of work for many stu- dents. Santa Claus Land was a popular place of employment. Some earned money babysitting or working at local businesses. A few picked up hay for area farmers. In addition, students kept busy by at- tending music, athletic, scout, and yearbook camps. The summer was over before anyone was ready, and another school year began. Prevail! Above: Making the splash is [unior Mike Stowe. Below: Draggin’ Main continues to be the way to check out the action. “Meet ya at the Pool is a typical phrase heard all over town. Right: Clockwise-beginning in the upper left corner. Taking a welcome break from the summer routine, Brian Robbins. Mike Rea. and Dean Luecke attend the 4th of July pic- nic. Attempting to dunk Wendy Minnis at the Purdue Alumni stand. Rodney Schaefer enjoys the Schweitzer Fest. Catching up on the latest news, seniors Laurie Dreyling, Dean Luecke, and Sally Mills wait for the band concert. The streets were packed with people watching the parade Saturday. Aug. 13. Lenore Michaeline, and Charles Borders joined in the fun. 12 SUMMER FUN