William Henry Harrison High School - Legend Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Sophomores show film; trip made to Kramer's for class' spring picnic The 1979-1980 sophomore class had a very productive and involved year. After money- raising projects and movie night, they capped it all off with a picnic at Kramerts Lake. Class sponsors were Mrs. Sylvia Blice and Mr. Rick Borries. Mr. Borries remained sponsor until he left Harrison for an assistant principal position at Central High School in January. Smokey and the Banditt' was shown at the sophomore movie night. A Burt Reynold's autographed script of the movie was auctioned off to raise money. Funds from selling sausage and Cheese went to financing two benches for the courtyard. Sophomores also assisted in decor- ating the gym by painting the pressbox red, black, and white. At the end of the year, the class made a trip to Kramer's Lake for a picnic. Sophomore officers were president Susan Kinkel, vice-president Bruce Eitman, treasurer Matt Baugh, and secretary Janet Dassell. Sgt. Carlino talias sophomore Steve Tronl works on his character during a ' . practice for the f t'WaIt Until Dark. 3 Play 8lSchool Life SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: president S. Kinkel, secretary J . Dassell, treasurer M. Baugh, vice-president B. Eitman.

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According to freshman counselor Marge Kinsey, The freshman class adapted to high schooI life very wellf' In early fall, freshmen voted for four students to serve as Class officers. These four students were president Greg Heumann, vice-president Roxanne Phelps, secretary Krista Grove and treasurer Marcy Siegel. In order to raise money for their freshman picnic in late May, the class sold canistered popcorn. Over one thousand canisters were sold with a profit of $1.20 each. Left-over money from the picnic should help to finance activities in the class' sophomore year. In May, Mrs. Kinsey took a panel of freshmen to surrounding feeder schools for a discussion with eighth-graders. The soon-to-be freshmen asked the panel about aspects of high school life, varying from extra-curricular activities to school schedules. Mrs. Kinsey said, I believe current freshmen and freshmen-to-be both benefit from these conferences, and I plan to continue them in the future. Taking canned foods, freshman Jackie Campbell helps out with the Jr. Civitan canned food drive. ; ESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: vice-president Grove, treasurer M. Siegel Phelps, president G. Heumann, secretary K. School Lifel7

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