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

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, niors jim Mathews and Yolanda Williams elected Basketball Homecoming king and queen. ' ct hapPiIY to the news that they have been Soon-to-be Football Homecoming king and queen, seniors Steve Markey and Jennifer Zehner anxiously await the announcement of the winners. Senior Betsy Grizzell, escorted by Scott Hopkins, was named maid of honor for Football Home- coming. ms in the cheering section release helium game. tlloons at the kick off of the Homecoming School Lifel1 7

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Zehner, Williams crowned at Homecoming ceremonies The highlight of the 1979 Football Home- coming festivities was the crowning of queen Jennifer Zehner and king Steve Markey. Betsy Crizzell, escorted by Scott Hopkins, was named maid of honor. Crowning of the queen was not the only excitement of the evening. The Warrior varsity football team captured a big win, defeating Vincennes by a score of 40-13. The only special activity planned for Home- coming week was the annual girls' powderpuff football game. In preliminary action, the freshmen defeated the junior girls, and the seniors overcame the sophomores. The seniors 1979 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING COURT: lfront rowl D. Hart and J. Hempfling, crown bearer J. VanHoy and flower girl M. Skelton, J. Lex and C. Hunt, D. Robertson and K. Logsdon Isecond row1 S. Hudson and L. Strange, former King and Queen S. Bohnert and T. Silva, J. Brown and L. Tibbals, R. Scruggs and S. Brooks lback rowl S. Hopkins and Maid-of-Honor B. Grizzell, King S. Markey and Queen J. Zehner, S. Heneisen and K. Robertson, A. Gartner and K. Koehler 1980 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT: M. Kinder and K. Seddon, C. Peyton and S. Ruehling, C. Becker and A. Putman, M. Terry and former Queen L. Bowling, King J. Mathews, crown bearer B. Schwengel, Queen Y. Williams, Maid-of-Honor K. Lassiter and T. Firebaugh, A. Hamilton and S. Norrick, J. Pinaire and D. Stuteville, K. Nicholson and R. Culiver 16lSchool Life defeated the hard-playing freshmen in the final game. . Yolanda Williams and Jim Mathews reigned as the 1980 Basketball Homecoming queen and king. Kim Lassiter, escorted by Todd Firebaugh, was elected maid of honor. The Warrior basketball team tried hard to bring Harrison a Homecoming win, but fell to Tell Cityts Marksmen, 45-39. Senior Kim Lassiter, escorted by Todd Firebaugh, was named maid of honor for Basketball Homecoming.

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Fall play grips audiences with thrilling mystery of suspense, homicide Suspense gripped spectators in the auditorium- on the nights of Nov. 3 and 4 when the Drama Department presented the fall play HWait Until Dark. Unlike the comedies done in the past three falls, Wait Until Dark'f was a mystery thriller. The central character in the play was a blind woman named Susy Hendrix, whose life was threatened by three desperate con men. Susy and her husband, Sam, had in their possessiOn a doll, which tunknown t0 themJ was stuffed with heroin. The con men planned to get the doll from Susy while Sam was out of town, but the plan did . not go smoothly once Susy figured out their game. The play reached its Climax during a tense and dramatic battle of wits between Susy and Roat, the ringleader of the con men', in which Susy was eventually the victor. , Miss Lenore Cupp directed the production, assisted by Student Director Elizabeth Miley. CAST tin order of appearance Mike Talman ................ Daniel Kincaid Sgt. Carlino ...................... Steve Tron Harry Roat, Jr ................... Rob Fleming Lisa . ., .......... .. .......... Elizabeth Miley Susy Hendrix .................. Lisa Schauss Sam Hendrix ................ Robert Adelman Gloria ...................... Gayle Overfield Policemen ...... Brent Raibley, David Davoust Disguised as Harry Roat, Jr., the ringleader of the three con men and his accomplice, Mike Talman, try to trick Susy into giving them the heroin-stuffed doll. 18lSchool Life When Susy accuses Gloria of stealing the doll, Gloria throws everything in sight to the floor as she furiously denies it.