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

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Sophomores Marinetta Falls and Dawn Lewis find that hamsters can be very friendly in their biology class. Sophomores end traditional movie; try other projects The sophomore class kept busy by raising money with various projects and by making preliminary plans for their activities next year. Class officers were elected in the spring last year. They included Paul Yates, president; Roxanne Phelps, vice-president; Laurie Rag- land, secretary; and Lisa Culiver, treasurer. Mr. Jerry Hoover, sophomore counselor, was new to Harrison this year. He came here after 24 years at North High School. He has been with the Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation for 28 years. Sophomores participated in two fundraising projects this year. They sold cookies in the fall, and later in the year they sold Christmas wrapping paper. They did not sponsor the traditional Movie Night. They decided other projects would be more valuable due to declining profits from Movie Night in recent years. Sophomore officers: Ifront rowl Paul Yates, Roxanne Phelps, lback rowl Lisa Culiver, Laurie Ragland Angie DeCoErevont hand Karen Crammer; sophomores, spot sophomore Jill Hollman on. the uneven parallel bars in gymnastics class. School Lifel27

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WN ; RWWM Mmmm x M waximwv w Sophomore Roy Wood listens attentively during a sophomore council meeting. Sophomore Elisabeth Carneal, seems to be enjoying the information that sophomore counselor Mr. Jerry Hoover is relating to her. 26lSchool Life

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Wmmg.ef Class of 982 shows leadership; lends support to many PI'OJ ects Participation and leadership were the strong suits of the junior class. Leading the class throughout the year were president Shannon Thee and vice-president Robert Tang. Treasurer was Matt Baugh and secretary was Cindy Bunnell. Class officers, with the assistance of sponsors Mrs. Sylvia Blice and Mr. Dennis Bays, planned the activities and fundraisers for the 1980-81 school year. Highlighting the fundraisers was Junior Jollies. The annual variety show was emceed by Eric Ridenour and Andy Brown. It featured Girls' and Boys' State representatives for 1981 are juniors Sarah Smith and Keith Ruehling. Junior trumpeteers Kevin Briley and Jeff Tabor sound off during a pep assembly. 28lSchool Life comedy, singing, and dancmg acts, and was one of the most successful talent shows ever presented at Harrison. . The available funds were spent on various service projects. Among the projects partleleat- ed in by the class of 1982 was the Thanksgwrng canned food drive. Homecoming actwntles included a successful poster party for the juniors. They actively supported the ngh School Clean Campus Project. The junior class also donated a bench to the newly renovated courtyard. t WW sawmwam BM ,1, $13 till X 11;; Blair Wittmer, junior, models the latest trend in girls' clothing, otherwise known as the preppy look.