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

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After numerous absences as a result of the flu epidemic, students return in large numbers. Missy McKim, Amy Goffinet, Jane Hoch, Steve Maffia, Jimmy Maffia, and Missy Wilbur are among the many getting their absence slips. Whose class are you in? echoed throughout Mrs. Horn’s homeroom. Brad Seibert, and Jeff Klueh compare schedules while Craig Masterson finishes his homework. 18 Routine

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 Showing their enthusiasm. Sam Schaefer. Brett Poole. Jeff Cro- nin. joe Butler. Greg Sanders. Mark Roberts. Stewart Schroer. and Matt Bruner perform as the classes spell Tell City. Not interested in the opponent’s lineup, these fans take time to catch up on the daily news. Dressing like true nerds. Seniors Kevin Lautner. Scott Schmitt. Brad Morton. John Williams. Bill Holman, and Brad Eberle show their support for the successful football squad on October 9. Spirit 17

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Day In...Day Out... Business as Usual Buses arrived around 7:30. Those in cars circled school; some on foot went to Hucks. Other juniors and seniors proceeded to their respective hallways, while freshmen and sophomores set elsewhere until 7:45 A.M. The mornings before school were generally spent in three ways: talking, doing homework, getting absence slips. Generally by 7:50 in the fall and 7:59 in the spring, hallways were clear. Classes began to be routine: take notes, take tests, listen to lectures, work on projects. Homerooms were held for club meetings, class meetings, or general information. Students not in- volved in clubs often said, “They're boring; there’s nothing to do!” Lunch periods were spent in the Red Apple Inn, in the gym playing basketball, or in fast food businesses. Students quickly fell into a routine; they tended to do the same thing every lunch period. At 3:13 the bell rang, and another day ended. Stu- dents waited for the bus, as others left by car or foot. As for the athletes, band members, yearbook staff, and other club members, the routine continued with after school practice or meetings. Before the 7:55 warning bell rings, Deanna Billings. Tina Kamey, and Angie Hutchins discuss the action at the pool. General science students watch a video in Mr. Barnett's class sixth period. TELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL 1985-86 BELL SCHLDM.E Regular Time Schedule 7:30 - 7:55 Absence Excuses 7:45 Co to Lockers 7:55 Report to Classes 8:00 - 8:53 Period 1 8:58 - 9:51 Period 2 9:56 - 10: - 9 Period 3 10:49 - 11:21 4-A Lunch 11:26 - 12:19 4-A Class 10:54 - 11:47 4-B Class 11:47 - 12:19 4-B Lunch 12:24 - 1:17 Period 5 1:22 - 2:15 Period 6 2:20 - 3:13 Period 7 Routine 19