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

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Robert Boterman, one of two foreign exchange students attending Tell City High, shows some confusion in adjusting to the American Way of spending weekends. Karen Sheppard is spending her weekend enjoying one of the great American pastimes—shopping. Gene Smith and Brad Slunder ‘munch out at the local McDonald's before their night out on the town. Mike Wallace. Scott Nance, and J. P. Mahoney enjoy their time away from Tell City High School by sitting on the St. Paul's Church wall. WEEKENDS 11

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Weekends As the infamous “Wicked Wanda” would say, It’s Fri-i-i-day!” And, of course, we can’t forget Garfield who “lives for Saturdays.” Weekends in Tell City are exactly what students live for. In fact, without week- ends, Tell City would, according to some students, be nothing but a ghost town. A few students were asked how they felt about their weekends. Rick Arnold, Grade 12, replied, Weekends, to me, are a necessity—I couldn’t do without them!” Danna Hosier, Grade 12, added, “I’d go crazy without them.” Some of the things which kept Tell City High School students occupied during the weekends were: dragging Main”, sitting at “the Pool”, and going to the movies, eating out, or attending athletic events and dances. Most of these activities were reserved for Saturdays. Sundays were for relaxing or playing football at the pool. They were also used to prepare for the next week of school when we lived for the weekend once more. Tracy Markham finds time during her busy weekend to give a dubious and embarrassed Angie Etienne a home perm. Tracie Brown enjoys her free time on the weekends by playing video games at the Arcade. The “Group” at the Pool are busy discussing their plans for the weekend. 10 WEEKENDS

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Spirit! The Bryant Taylor Sports Arena is festooned with streamers, crepe paper, and balloons as spirit soars at the session before the Hoosier Dome. Pep sessions at Tell City High School, although less frequent than last year, hit their height during the ex- citement preceding the football semi-state game and the final game at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis. There was no doubt in either the players’ or the coaches’ minds that the entire town of Tell City was behind them one hundred per cent following the pep session held before the fi- nal game. All students in the Tell City-Troy Town- ship School Corporation attended the pep session along with many people from the community. The roof of the Bryant Taylor Sports Arena was nearly blown off with Marksmen Spirit!! Escorted by 23. |Lorna Foster) Chris Bolin hopes to be crowned Homecoming Queen”. 12 SPIRIT