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

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Before school begins, the students, including Ed Parker (above), casually drop by the school and pick up their schedule from Mr. Lowe and make any necessary changes. However, second semes- ter is much more hectic as everyone gets their new schedule at the same time during homeroom. Then there is a mad dash to the guidance office to make last minute changes. Terry Theis (left) beats the crowd! Since all groups have to raise money to pay for their activities, it seems as if someone is always selling items such as a yearbook, a Christmas bell, pizza, cookies, jumper ca- bles, etc. Vince Peter (center), ski club member, is making a sale during homeroom to Jason Pirtle. Michelle Hammock (above left) is distributing the '84 yearbooks. Opening 3

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TCHS moves forward Students and faculty returning to Tell City High School following summer vacation were greeted by several changes and more were add- ed throughout the school year. An expanded intramural program, which included coed volleyball and an exercise class, was made available for student participation. The P.E. gym was opened during lunch where Mr. Katterhenry supervised various student activities such as ping-pong and basketball. The halls were filled with music from 7:30 until 8:00 each morning, as popular songs from a local radio station sounded over the public address system. In an effort to minimize class interruptions, the P.A. was also used to page students between periods in lieu of sending notes during classes. The Student Council used pro- ceeds from the annual Christmas Dance to help purchase benches for the bus loading zone. New directory bulletin boards were found at two locations which not only enabled visitors to reach their destinations more easily but also aided students in keeping (coni. p. 6) Above: Taking on a new look, the library served as a meeting place, classroom, and independent study area. Besides signaling the end of summer, Schweizer Fest is a time for gathering friends together, ferry Smith (center right) readies his equipment while Brad Evrard (above right) towers above the crowd in order to see the stage. Right: Homerooms are a time for class meetings, club meetings, elections, etc. Mr. Lochmueller's senior homeroom enjoys socializing while waiting for the bell. 2 Opening

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Above Right: Realizing that this is their last pep rally, seniors Dale Martoglio, Jeff Fischer, Mike Cronin, Tim Goffinet meet at Mam and wait for the parade. Center Right: Happiness is having a fire drill on a nice sunny day and during your favorite class! Below: Lost and Found items are sent to the office. Mr. Overmeyer is modeling the latest “finds. Right: The sophomores pulled with all their might but just couldn't beat the seniors in the first round of the tug-of-war. 4 Opening