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

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We’re Alive In “86”! In focusing in on the theme. Alive in '86, this book expresses how our school came alive. It all started as usual with the be- ginning of the school year. However, the seniors did decorate the hall to welcome the student body and faculty back from the long vacation which was quite unusual. As the edi- tor, I noticed that my staff became alive by tripling in size. Suddenly there was staff available to adequately cover the aspects of school life. In the field of academics we strived for perfection, and we achieved it. One indication was the National Merit Finalists: Brian Busse and Libby Howell. Sports soared to many victories. This year was unique because all fall sports succeeded in sectionals—either individually or as a team. The reorganization of the pep club indicated a renewed interest in club life. The administration recognized our vitality by providing all students with buttons that read, 'TCHS 1 Student Body . The neatness of Richard Blair's locker looks strange next to the clutter found inside Traci Blunk and Mary Jane Smitley's locker in ju- nior hall. 2 Opening

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Sagittarius Tell City High School 12th Street Tell City, IN Coming Alive” in Mr. Baker's homeroom. Brian Brown. Tabby Veertezer. Greg Arnold, Chris Bolin. Richard Blair, and Brian Badger try to make junior homeroom a bit more interesting. TABLE OP CONTENTS OPENING.......... 2 STUDENT LIFE----- S ACTIVITIES........28 ACADEMICS........44 ATHLETICS........64 PEOPLE.......... 90 ADVERTISING.....132 SR. DICTIONARY.. 54 INDEX...........156 CLOSING.........160

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 i. !« i Trying to master the combination is one of the first things done as a freshman. On their way to lunch are Mikki Stiff and Mary Scheafer. Reading for Drama Club is not as easy as it looks. Julie Christmas and Matt Haller audition for the an- nual spring play “You Can’t Take It With You”. Realizing that it is their last year, a few of the senior girls spend their last day of summer vacation decorating the halls of TCHS. Balloon blowing, streamer twisting, and sign painting are just a few things that Michaeline Borders. Sally Bolin, and jen- ny Holtzman helped with.