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

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Students Lend A Helping Hand . . . Whether it be by assisting at athletic events, helping with paper work, or just providing a strong back, volunteers did many of the tasks necessary to keep the school operating. Often sacrificing time in study hall or even part of their weekends, they were always doing service knowing that there would be no personal profit. These students provided invaluable aid to the school personnel. The volunteers are the students seen taking notes to various classes, helping to run athletic events, aid- ing teachers and staff perform their duties, or doing one of hundreds of other daily tasks. Although the duties they perform may seem thankless at times, without them the school would function at a much slower pace. Congratulations to these unsung heroes of Tell City High School. Checking out books and handing back library cards are part of the IMC staff’s duties. J. Coghill, K. Webb, and M. Reed volunteered to assist in the library first pe- riod. Above Right: Freshmen, Reserve, and Varsity games keep L. Howell busy as she videos each home game. Coach Whitaker helps with the equipment during a varsity football game. Center Right: Guiding visitors around the building is one of M. Howerton's duties as a receptionist. Besides taking notes to teachers and col- lecting attendance slips, office helpers M. Daum and M. Linne help with paperwork. 16 VOLUNTEERS

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Providing refreshments and music for the public during the holiday season is the concert band. Pictured are Front Row: C. King, B. Ludwig, Row 2: K. Sabelahus, G. Hilgenhold, D. Howland. J. Philipps. Row 3: D. Ludwig, J. Greenland. M. Cronin, D. Dauby. J. Guillaum, L. Jones, C. Baur. Row 4: J. Meyer, R. James, B. Volges. ‘Twas the week before Christmas . . Twas the week before Christmas and all through the school, Not a person was studying, not even Brett Poole. The choir practiced its holiday carols with care, For soon all their voices would ring through the air. And Carl Sinclair in study hall, comic book in his lap, Had just settled down for his 2nd period nap. When from the back row there arose such a clatter, Mr. Byrd sprang from his desk to see what was the matter. Away to the back row he flew like a rocket, And there sat Keith Hockenberry mistletoe in his pocket. With a basketball team so lively and neat, The Tell City Marksmen are sure to beat. More rapid than Bulldogs. Katterhenry's players they came. And he whistled and shouted and called them by name. Now Strobel, and Peter, on Quick and Hagedorn, On Herrmann, on Alvey, on Snyder and Rea. Get out on the floor, get hold of the ball. Break away, pull away, score away all. The end of a candy cane fanet Lambert held in her mouth. And wished she could join those who were heading South. Miss Town would soon bask in the sun, While Billy Burgess sought his sled for his kind of fun. Students dressed all in coats and knitted hats, Walked through cold hallways to their next period class. Trying to send heat everyone’s way. Mr. Lowe’s eyes, how they twinkled: Miss Peter how merry, Mr. Sollman’s cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry. Plans for the New Year were thought over with care. Resolutions were made by Mr. LeClere. As snow flakes before the school windows did scurry, Joyce Greenland was wishing the bell’d ring in a hurry. So out to the pond she could go to ice skate, With Micki Cronin and friends and not be home late. And in the Red Apple Inn about the Christmas tree, Mr. Talley was singing and shouting with glee. And Richard Roos, a right jolly old elf, Laughed at his lessons in spite of himself. With a wink of his eye and a twist of his head. Mr. Carver signaled there were no lessons to dread! Teachers and pupils holiday plans did tell, Of the fun they would have at the sound of the bell. Students jumped in their cars and the busses were loaded. And away they all flew like a bomb had exploded. And everyone exclaimed without hesitation, Merry Christmas to all, and a Happy Vacation!” Adapted by Mrs. Belcher From Clement C. Moore’s Twas the Night Before Christmas” Mr. Pride and Ferd were running all day. CHRISTMAS 15

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Left: Without timers, there couldn’t be a girl’s swim meet. R. Mundel, J. Hagedorn, D. Luecke, and B. Robbins volunteer their services. Below: Having a broad knowledge of computers. L. Ball and M. Wilson volunteer to aid students and teachers who use the equip- ment. Vii cm MvJi J ini fTrr Vj Volunteering to collect money and making certain the school picture forms are filled out correctly, F. Schneider and T. Story take time out to clown around . Left: Giving up their study hall, K. Nugent. B. Lemaire, D. Kleeman, T. Williams, and S. Posey carry equipment for the Freedom Man Band. VOLUNTEERS 17