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

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School Lifel9 Mary of Scotland for her dramatic Sophomore Jennifer Gregory rehearses a cutting interpretation entry in the sectional speech meet. from ISCUSSIO gOIDg Effinger, Lisa Talbert, Debbie McLain, and Richmond pay close attention to d n.r w . V, r g m e e h H t I .m a r n a o S omrm Wn .m.m mm dR DE ed mn es a he I Tm ma . m no mo mg 1m cm mm. M H M; am el a 8 we a tn rut SM h me C M .as yg w 0.; Mu M eV 60 con 6D na WS N..- am Sp 0 We In mom mn .n..m mA

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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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Junior lollies highlights year; Miller fills counseling position Junior Jollies, presented Nov. 16, was the highlight of the fall. The variety show, which was emceed by Brent Raibley and Scott Sunderman, included singing, dancing and comedy acts. It was the largest money-maker for the class School life was full of exciting events and activities for the junior class. Class officers Robert Riedford, president; Martha Yoe, treasurer; and Tamara Madison, secretary; worked along with class sponsors Miss Mary Dannettell and Mr. Robert Voegeli to plan In addition to Junior Jollies, the Class also many projects for the junior class. sponsored a car wash. Money raised from both Juniors were counseled by new faculty activities went towards paying for the promt The member Mrs. Geraldine Miller, who transferred Junior Prom took place at ISUE on May 24. from a counseling position at Central High School. She helped them prepare their busy schedules and advised them on what courses to take. On Mini-Mass Day, junior Sam Barter walks down to receive his prize, a coupon for 15 gallons of free gasoline. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- . - secretar T, ' Madison, treasurer M. Yoe, presidenyt B Rledford. 10ISchool Life