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

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Under the apple decorated Christmas tree which was done by Mr. and Mrs. Pride, the Student Council collected canned goods for the annual food drive. As many of the students were dancing to Terry Tunks' music. Bobbie Werne. Lisa Waninger. Mary Peter. Misty Dickman. Tina Karney, Barb Walling. Lavena Hay. Kristy Black. Sara Alvey (seated), and Melissa Rhodes (seated) have their picture taken by Dick Jarboe. The annual dance was held in the P.E. gym on December 20. Christmas 15

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It’s That Time Again Thanksgiving is over; Vacation is through! Only three weeks til Christinas And we've so much to do. Of course students are studying. Staying up late each night. Assignments are completed, And everyone knows they are right. The Pep Club is covered With paint - head to toe 1 Their spirit is obvious With signs high and low! The yearbook staff will celebrate In room 107. A night without work And they'll think they're in heaven. The Student Council is busy; The DANCE plans are ready. For most of the students Plan on taking their steady! The band is practicing, For their long awaited goal. ‘Cause right after Christmas They go to the Orange Bowl. The Red Apple Inn is full of cheer, As holiday carols are played. The special day is almost here, As Christmas plans are made. With vacation time at hand, Gifts are exchanged in the hall. It's Friday, December 20, So Merry Christmas to all! Happy Holidays from r he Staff On December 15. the eighty member band played ‘‘Christmas Festival” as their main selection. Although the singing Marksmen are small, they sang eight songs during the evening including The Cabbage Patch Song . Frosty was featured in this year’s Christmas pa- rade which had to be postponed because of rain. In addition to the several floats and groups. Jon Goffinet and Stacey Kratzer burned rubber down Tell Street. 14 Christmas

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Spirit Soars! Seniors were determined to make this an ex- citing year. They provided “welcome back signs for all. Also they gave the most support for the Nerd dress-up day. Ray Fischer said, “I got my clothes ready last night, but it took me seven hours to get my hair to look like this—slept in!” Sophomore Debbie Howe added that she felt “stupid” getting ready for school. Other dress-up days included Hat-Shade-Jersey Day, Hawaiian Day, and “Sweats Day. Even Mr. Varner joined in with his straw hat, shell leis, and flowered shirt! The cheerleaders used several tactics to keep spirit flowing at pep sessions. One of the first was a pie-eating contest. Eight hungry students devoured pie, with the seniors inhaling it in the least amount of time. When asked what pos- sessed her to participate. Champ Trish Patmore, dripping with chocolate, responded, I don’t know!” Sophomore Kelly Askins commented that he had a little trouble breathing, but he was glad to get the chance to do something a little crazy! Other class competitions included tug of war, wheelbarrow racing, and toilet paper wrap for which the freshmen won the coveted, golden T.P. trophy! Mr. Roos, Mark Roberts, and Chris Kincaid participated in a quiz bowl skit. Guys dressed up as cheerleaders, while girls looked like football and basketball players. Balloons and streamers decorated the gym twice. Two masked Marks- men on broom horses chases a Tecumseh Brave around the gym during sectional week. The Pep Club provided signs and hall decorations. Also they performed at one of the games. Thanks to them and the rest of the student body, spirit real- ly did improve. Getting a face full of chocolate are Mike Young, Trish Patmore, and Kevin Wood. The seniors win! Preparing to wheel barrow across the floor, Chris Neyenhaus. Tim Holtzman. Mark Roberts and |ason Sears wait for Mr. Talley's signal. 16