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

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ON THE JOB Clockwise from left to right are: Vicki Rogier at Noble’s IGA; Greg Dauby, Bill Oliva, and Frank Hawhee at McDonald’s; Kim Peckenpaugh at Dollar General Store; Brian Hahus at Werner Drug Store; George Parker at Buehler’s; Matt Gray at Siebert’s; Lee Moseby at Buehler's; and Jason Sears at Werner’s Market. AFTER SCHOOL JOBS 13

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STUDENTS HAMMER Many students at Tell City High School found that they preferred part-time jobs to extra free time. The jobs ranged from cooking food in a restaurant to pumping gas at a gas station. Some worked to maintain cars, while others worked to prepare themselves for college or fu- ture trips. To most of the students, they worked simply to achieve satisfaction of having plenty of extra spending money. Although many jobs go unnoticed, some of the other students receive work from other job sources such as babysitting, mowing lawns, cleaning in houses, and many other odd jobs. Kirk Birchler weighs meat daily at Werner's Market. Velisa Young takes a customer's order at Long John Silver's. At Siebert's, Mike Paris is one of the many employ- ees that covers the stock daily. Lisa Waninger giving a customer the correct amount of change. Give it ALL back Lisal 12 AFTER SCHOOL JOBS

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QUEEN LAHNA RECEIVES HOMECOMING HONORS The crowning of the 1987-88 Basketball Homecoming queen took place on February 5th. The queen candi- dates were chosen by the senior members of the basketball team. They chose Misty Dickman, Merrie Noble, Kim Peckenpaugh, and Lahna Seamon. Brad Evrard, Jeff Haller, Kevin Barket, and Kent Hammack were their escorts for the night. The class attendants this year were Jamie Rice, Christie Oberhausen, and Beth Carlson. They chose Eddie Coleman, Ryan George, and Chip Pride as their escorts. On February 2nd, the student body voted for queen. As Friday night rolled around the four queen candi- dates became more anxious. Finally, there was a drum roll and Sarah Freeman and Krista Blunk an- nounced the name of Lahna Seamon to be the 1987- 88 Basketball Homecoming queen. In addition to all the excitement of the homecoming week, Friday at school the student body decided to protest not having a pep session. Before seventh pe- riod students gathered in senior hall to have a sit-in. The administration was not pleased with the sit-in, and the faculty called the students, “Rebels without a cause ... , so they say. The Varsity cheerleaders pose tor the Homecoming festivities. Senior queen candidates and their escorts from left to right are Kent Hammack, Lahna Seamon; Kevin Barket, Kim Peckenpaugh; Jeff Haller. Merrie Noble; Brad Evrard, Misty Dickman. Queen Lahna stands joyously with her escort, Kent Hammack. Crown bearer, Kristy Katterhenry and her es- cort. Brandon Harpenau. 14 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING