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

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During the magic show Mr. Bob Reams put P. Litherland, C. Ball. S. Malone, and K. Dixon in a trance. Other volunteers seated are T. Williams. K. Wood, M. Dickerson, D. Schank, R. Mundel. K. Alvey, T. Philipps, C. King, and S. Rodgers. Below: Pep sessions are rare for the student body, but many participated in Wear Red Day . “INSIDE THE LITTLE BIG 1984 was a year that held many things for each of us. Along with the typical day-to-day events came great successes and heartbreaking defeats. The 1984 Sagittarius staff has recorded these slices of life from “Inside the Little Big Apple”. This was a year of new faces in familiar situations and familiar faces in new situations. The every- day occurrences at TCHS continued but with new people discovering the joys of Driver’s Education, the excitement of prom, the thrill of graduation, and the newness of the freshman year. There were also many changes, a new administra- tion headed by Principal Murray Pride and Vice-Principal Michael Overmyer. We also sadly paid fare- well to a true friend. Principal Jer- ry Stenftenagel. The Yearbook Staff focused on both the common and uncommon. Within the cover of this Sagittarius you will find memories ranging from the cafeteria to ballgames, to classes, to extracurricular activities. We hope you enjoy the memories from Inside the Little Big Apple”. Above Left: Gaining each other’s trust by being totally honest and telling it like it is, David Toma influenced many lives during his Drug and Alcohol Program. Tues. Nov. 15. Students were free to discuss any problem with him personally. At the end of the day several individuals outlook toward drugs had changed. OPENING 3

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Right: The first day of school is a time for students to get adjusted to their daily classes. Apparently S. Wilgus, J. Wolf, and T. Wil- liams had no trouble finding their Home Ec. class. Below: Surprising students with a Pop Quiz is the worst way to start a class. Ro- chelle Braunecker hopes to pass her English Quiz! Right: The Red Apple inn is a place where students can relax and enjoy a good meal. K. Alvey, M. Ramsey. J. Pfeiffer. J. Williams, and P. Weber are ready for lunch! 2 OPENING

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Right: Nervously watching Nurse Kleeman prepare their immuniza- tion. M. Jones and V. Hess think of other places they’d rather be. Below: In order to raise the $9,000 necessary to pay for the yearbook. M. Borders and T. Hall discuss selling strategies while C. Ball learns new sales techniques. Right: Pepping up the basketball players for the Sectional, the Pep Band and Cheerleaders along with a crowd of students march to the Band’s music through the High School. 4 OPENING