High school is where it all 'begins, when you firsrstep across the front ball's tile Bulldog.
Life is full of .surprlses, and h1'gh school is the,"beSt oti'e.Of :01,11.. i~'s wJlcrc yqu beginJpAearn 'about ),otlrself and whb ycur friends <l,xe and why. they are your friends.
. You'lJ make new ffiends-and
lose touch with Borne old-ones, Here you wiU mak-e memories of good times, bad times, heartbreaks. and ftrst loves, Enj.oy it while it lasts, Join, be. do!
Ma~e your: goals arid reach for the-m. The thi ngs you le2iJ,11 here will be with you'forever, just like the memories.
by Krissa Wa'gner
Layout by Stephen Compall, Photos by various staff members, Captions by.Kara Hale afidAru.lmr. Reea..
Photos and captions by Bi"ittiInr Naylor-.
Eor-the guys, jersersisctllie-fashiQujulce thil) year',. as shou'li by Drew Ihink,juui01;. Sopho~ol,'t! Kyle Wtlk" shows that visors wor .. bacl~w:U::lls "'cr~ also trot.
Senter lloward:Harpcr keeps cy&yune.gu-essillg Wl:fal hifslylc will· be,
~ed and grft~'-WjU a:i~v~t~ bel.n$jyl~ at DBS, :~S. Sbi'fIV:U:- bY:
(F<tr right) Mrs. .Ogtethorpe, (Abnu:rle McLamb) is in the backgr(lllndwhile Jethro, (Chris Kults) and Groovy 'Manan~i1 (Sonya Ki.',I/Singer) talk, about marriage.
(J~ighf) BUy 1V<l'ay tBrundi .raC1k:Sl)n~, J edClampett (Nat-lflll1 Ba:fo¢)~andl\lr~~ PeiInyweaihel' (Maggie Sotiutlll) €hat at the paJlty~
A .hint'of'fall.was j'n tb~ 4l:t'th~ e¥"e'l:lingpFSept¢-iri'1:rer 14. The-hint of ex~itemen'l: w~stiYe:tJ sttOl,1g€t:
It was Homecoming, --
rhe' h61'necomUlg celebrati6n tp9',k: Iliac\!, during naIf time.of tJie 'game with Mater Dei.
lXftervotiT\g me pteyiqll ''WeeR in MlJl:Lei:'6.0t11$, tb'e;"Cf'owd's cnqk[l was Clear. MilckenZie 'l>ltUth ,wa~ clt~tsen q u¢en. =Brand6:n'Wt@:r&rai1 UlloppoJ;eil for lting'lionors.
"I \¥as sXtl'pri~e.d aod ex cired to he;uamed'i;JUeen," said Mttck-enz)e.
"[vst·to Q~6.n COUf!;: w,as ;fun."
l3ach 0.':1' ~~e' other classes was represented,on the- cenrt as w~. Rr-esh:meiJ wert JeremYi SJtiwaEL ~ittl ;Mmoe't C1ay.t6n;SbJll:f(in:1@:r;e~ were Patriok Henl1cssyMd Breanna H<iJ{er; fino jl,lllwrs wece Jacob Nunley aJ)dje~.nifur Kastle.
I 'It Was, ii' vellY'~llln nigi1t,"'saidJel1' rrlfetKastle, "1 telt really UllPOF'-
't'11Ut w;h~i1 theyaran,ouMed lilY'
-Story by B.ritll1fiy Naylor; pnoio,capti()ns by Cm-olln'e Fulfer
1Wn and Mrs. Scott S~haffer make their way to the chicken and dumplings booth. Tbe Schalfers are both business tea~4~,rs_ at UO§l>c.
1unlors Nnk~MQr.gan and Chad Schenit $tOpf'Ol' a qu;ick snapShot on their way to the Rhi~ of Eire.
Junior DaIfielle Hertel stops to enjoy tie:rtaco salad In front of the lost~and-fOljild booth.
Gre-asyfoad, '.8(Ji;; haircuts, cilte old men with oVi:rsi'zel'l red hats, The Fall Festival bas it-all.
From theevee sQ da~~y steakon~.a-iti.ck, tq tne;:t,l,J-It bitf9-odQug cerndog, YO)J - can find -YOUIi taste; whatever it may.be, on Franklin S,tteet.
I hear they are e_venpLanniil~ a new stand. devoted entirely to caramelized :gre{lse on a stick.
And wbRt better way, to GOU,ple _ yoll,r anta:cjd pills ~lran::_to yeptur.e ont@gne'Of tbe ll1?It"y> r:iit:k~ty' old
rides-that jllst niay or may a ",-ity pet;mh, YOl(d bs.s at how thel)JunA,me- ' your life, b~qme blurred eoncenuarion of tQJing your . stuffed $co.0by. DQo and ing your newly fNoned
WIlen the,dayswmd'd0wnto th~ ye'l):r~$ ead,rwnat we a1Jremember ls,the peoples flow they ac,wcl iIr pj;a§~;- th~;]Jlembers Qf Our pr.oject~'g~6't,lpS"our tearuQla'te~ Ql~ the plGl)r(i:ng: fi~lcL.
B li1" tfnle paSseS"ijIitLpe:1)p le cfian,ge, aqq: soonenough we
forget names-; tod. We barely re~(lgni:;!:iC' O:Ltl' f01i-In~l'<;:lai!is~
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mates, onilie;'CoUag-e:eampus at
at the mall, and ~uciHenLy the pa~iiiig.e oJ time is;all to!;) real.
Bit~t~t:, then, te ei,ptme these m<i.roents while. W¢.Still,C"all, whilerhey 'are' still 'riCh and real,
Layout by Stephen Compall, Photos by various staff membel's. Capaons bY' Nikki Bogard, Kara Hale, and Ashley Webster;
Re'membering When'
"Turn around, and you'relwo; tum arounll,a'n.c;tyb.l1're;four., . :Turn arol(Jnd;yoU'reayoung rn~n,.'gt:)ing aut ofthe CJODr," That-ald$ong speaks of the slOWcQuick ohangefrom'b~:by to ,oMilQ't68Pult"but.along tl1e way, nlany events:he,Ip m~fldt, too,
There ,are bJrthd;;JY parfififs aqQ slxth.,grade,dah~S'al'ld ~ighth .. gr$"q,e graduation, an,~t,.'finaIlYr gr~q,uatior1 from t')i~h sehoel and_ parlj.~g fioffl many QfttJ~ fHends met along the "'lay.
Inset: l..,indy Miller and Wendy Miller posed after Glenwecxl's eighth..gract~graduation.
SQnia, Meyers-and Erin H~nnttS$y pl:ayed alErin's _hO\lSeANith her dog"
'Ti 11 k, erliiell,.
Annsishi~Stewand~I'igW~d in a. limo {ide th~ night of her eigfith arade graduatioh (Ma,y 19,1998).
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Justin Patterson
Debbie Roberts
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Love, Dad, Iy[GIP".and
A'l14rew,
Yi!Yq 'tlIDve,~~G):ttt!'{f.,s;o! h~d thrtli,¢ cta:~j'~:Qm ail(j on thee soccer 'fiC\ld. We.a;re'v~lCY: D:r.a'U(t:(ilt W;D:U. Goarl'lllbk jp' the future. We; will al ways lQ:V:,e,,,y,ou.
Jaco:b, RIDbett ICire;ch Ja~~bReb:erb,:f{]r~qij~
Con.g~fit"&,;. sop"! You havemade us s~ l?tenld, Go out e:rtta, fat'e the 'wQ'dd with·your head'ield high.
We love you!
Love; !yf0ID amil.Datl
poor Jake. -S:keeteJ,
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C Qug:l?~tula" tions! i lo~e 'Y01! always,
Your sister, NiCe
ABhle.y Hodge
Daughter of oursi.so loving,a:tlQ true Hand in hand; we 'mad~ i.tthr~rlI~ Your past behind, yoo;u fbWIe'~he'ad
Just know wg~lLalw--avs be -Olere: :fax you.
L6¥e,~ MomandDao
Cbng-raiulatto:ns.
A·Jay!
Weare- $0 proud 'of Y'0ualld LOVE YOu -Very much.
You 'ver· done well, and :tJj,e bestis yet to come,
yOU DO- 'G-IRLlr
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Hqgs_andkls:s~s.,. , Y(1Ui' Eanlilv
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l~tittenYi
'!bu bay~ gfQ,wn into, a sttQi1g ana irt'dertenclertt ¥t:lUl1:g lady. Y@ur future has "'no]irniC! R~U)~Illpf!:r yqut spirit-.:m':all ~ays~ acknowledge God. and He.will UiF~ct your path.
We Love Yf)lJ" -
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Uttd.:MOih" alta St~vef:t
Christina Betz
We, w~'e!1rQlld of ' -then. 'We're P116UQ yuu now, ptoud hf fine yo.ung wo:inah ha Ve"become., lV1~y Goo blt\liis with a bright wonderful fu
Britteny Danae Adams:
T)1e objeet of QUE' pride!
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ANNA ELIZABETH CLOUSE
Anna.
We want to let the whole world k:rn:nv
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bow much we love you. We 'are sop-rona of' ~n Y@JJI .ac11ievcn'tcnts .. yg;ii are ano :alw;a,:y;s have been the speci*l .kind.and l.oYin~ persoti we admire. Frem-theIirst minute-we S2(\v);Oti;, you have fined GUl' lives with joy. Please remember we are always supporting you.
Lt1'''e
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Mon) and Dad
You hladejt~, gy-aduationt'! You.areabeut to open a oeM' chapter in your life. A g·te:4lt future isa,heao. of ytou. 1 wasn l t there for 'yol;l this year, but you know my heart was' With yon the Whale way. Lwillcontinue to be ~ part of youi' lite. I love you with allmy heart 'and soul,
LOVIng you fOrever, i'\'''''dr:e\~~
;n.,Jl ~ I ~x
Marcey Trabant
lYI:arc.ey.
A few thoughts' for Purdue,
Serve God, no matter what,.and he'Il diree; your paths .. Talkingap9ut di:r~tiug paths--if you become a dty englnt1~r, please- fix :Jjyan sville ! ! !
Study Hard
Get rnXlO'lVea
Keep in touch
gave fun
Don't eat yellQw sno\v!
Just say "NO" to darks! !!Qui:te po'ssibly the 1'0-081: irnportahtd:ecisitm of your Jife!!!
Love, Mom, Dad! Bubba Chris
P.S. €an't walttosee "Home Improvements" that morn & dad make!
Patrick Staley Is this the 3- year -old that jumped off the high dive at Hartke
-Patrick, God has great things planned for you!
Mom, Darland
lam always so proud of the choices you make.
"And ifyou have the choice to sit it out Or dance, I hope yOll dancer'
Love YOU, Momma
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Amitra Merriweather I knmv if's been bar-dfo:r YOOj b,l1t )t:QU kepr yaUt head s~raigl:itanCi made It.
Emily ,Mills
IligM0ID
I'm proUd bfYIDtl and wish t.he ~ for you in eo! te~e.
L{)V'e~ Gtartama Dora
Dear Emily,
time has pa~sedJlo'(!]l(id.Icly:.1rQlll1ave,,:,gr(j}m.n into a sweet, beautifu] yog:pg,lad:y;~ I am pr<;)ud Qf you and all Y0l:,lr aGc.ompUsbti':H;~;htS. You have worlred $:0 hat'd, :AJ:way~~.sLin6io€L art (l:st2iyclflleto y!"ur~elf.
All My.tQv~,
"Memories build a pathway
That goes winding through ,the heart, And keeps friends close together Even when they :aveapa1;'t."
Love and .Be,sf Wis,h@,s To ALL My Frie.l'rd'8.
Seems like yester!ltay:: YO\.l havin~,;l screaming fit and me crying all the Way home from Sch@91. It was you;rTi:rst d~y. YQllWd'ye,cQmesllch 'a;, long wa'y, Ptince:S"$i~ at'l,{ij \Y eare so prbiJtl o'f >,0,0',
'Love. Mom and ];)a;d
These are memories. that I ':'Jill at ways cherish. My love and, praY:¢J;';i will alway,fi pe::with you. You are so very:~p'eGial'.
Love, Gmndma
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t mproud of y:o;u! I wi sh you all ,fiy love fOl: the'futnre. I'm sure-it-will be interesting!
Paul.Michael Oman Paul Michael;
Lacey Chaadock W}$he.$to,dlY, best-friend; theJbye of my, 'I_'~ daughter. Yuu 'are SO blessed to be so
, artistic. Remetnber~put God.firsr
andhlltbiogs are PQ~siPle. I wrll 6{} proud to
at your first.gallery showing Qr musical
Class of '03
A ll'dl;,eqge, Keala
SttlP]leT1 Randal] and '~clH:lr Mr; Tnn Donnelly play "Wea.kest Friends S. Adams," O. Brown, C. Flowers, J.
Link" at ~ pcp taIl},. .Roblnson 3]1d R.R.etd take a minute to pose after aerobics
y ~i1rbt'o1q~n~! N ews,papet'4-d v tflor ~'i. ~tfr;eTt 'el:!1'g.,goel;i oV''er&i1ort~
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String and Sings
A musical experience
Tile 2(')01 B.OS,5e Choi rhad quite'1t big year, Willi the transf~rofMi· .. BenjamillBo·yer,tlle choir .~o1a taste of It new reacher, Fl(;,:MI ideas" and new w·ays of le<!rRing the music, Mr. Andrew Sqnf!eIl1~keT, coming from Oakhill "Middle School, g6t 11 t.aste 01" wtia.t it was like tQ. teach a high SCh00L class. "Bosse is a blast! Iam'so bappy to be back at-the school where I did I~y student teachi ng (at the" tirrte when Mr. Blkins, Mrs, Hoover, Mr. Hulsey.Mr, Kti.ebL¢r, and Mrs. Viner were seniors at Bosse.) It'is a pleasure to work with all ~)ftp-~ chcirs and bea part of the conri n.uingexeelle;l1t choral trsditiou here."
It \Xi1is bu.siJ;le$$ IDl usual fot the.Or·che~tJ.;a.asfn-rasteacb.erS.arecencerned. They staIt:\l!l the;
year off right fiy sending six students to the EVSC Honors Or" _e'liestra. Th(;()' ar{). as- fQll~1ws:
ChdSfa£hi ploy anG. Candiee B~~k tin me vi6JjlJ; MeIindffH\Jr'I1'I'IJGl. Loren Veazey,and Jantal $Q'yd on 'C€i1o;. and Nicb1c Beck i"iJ SJong Bass. Melinda Hummel atsomilt:le.AlH?t.'lte:OrcheslTa. !vir:
HW~"1)y had this to-say about.tliis year's orchestra gfQ-llp. "I have enjoyed tbeorcb.;;s.t;ra ·e1lj.$.s Jhi.s year. They are a very hard-working-groupofkids who kmrw h6w to have fun. 1 have been VCTY ple'h~.ed with their progress this year.
Layout, pictures, captions, and story by:
BUll]Y Schapker-
';'<;l\~'Jl1jile'C(iit takes time out in Orchestra class to smile for the camera.
~k, Huls~y 'is h1l.ni at ,,\::ork besween band and erehestsa c;las;se,~.
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Pride of Bosse s
The; swing;Jnuslc ,bl<'):r~s, climbing bigbto a ,judge':s ~b:'X.c planted 20 feet ah9ve the footba IJ field. This ye~( Bosse's band and guard performed a swing show, perfbrmingtlie songs "Minnie the Moocher," "Night train," "Mr. Pinstripe Sltit;" and "So Long, Farewell, Goodbye." Wittl· feanned soloists, swing dancers, and a marching band to match, the band marched to Regionals with their headsheld hi.gh. Overall a year wo:tthswJ.ngittg to,
Wyf~ tlieplaJ1~i1.g g( Spirit We~k;. pioitue'ing', posters' for sports, designing ,peW {I,·s:se.mblies, :ami face]Jainting at the ,game's. Ov:eyall, the bigg,el>( thing that tOe.S-pjTft5'fJJIB.d did j,s ~ead our sQ-J:iool~pirit
By: C:titisfJ;na Betz
31?iiit Sqtlnp20Q',]-20Q2: (rQ\Y one)$.. J3tlJ:ynb~ugI1, £:. ~J1l1;le~te {tQw~W:QI S. C9.:rt1b~ll,~ dark (l'6.w1bree)S.-Sti,ndle, C.MqC:t~Y; J.a~lju~c,1).PI9~'q,J~. S;w,.;aitt, E. SrLlJar4" K, W;itS:s:W~i'. L. Willkms,L. Jloffman ,J. MeJ.(l~" W: Mil IeI'.
Whjte stndie« wltllewa.i(,ftlg meeti Its t1) seart;
(right)[.. to ~: .fm'1')ors M~ Me;yel'!'".L R!ch~rd,sop K, Stra,ti;qp" 13, Squ1Jy~ C. Hrvafin ¥n(j K. kHdfellg~ f$e .a .. lnfl1uJe iii) pps~'at t1I\!
Op:ryliJ.trd H'Qtel.
DFJJ~\ : '{l;~}\X' 1) l'·C. Lovan: .vJ" Meye;r&, S. F'iscqer, ~nn\i. 2} k Atherton, S. ,sanders., K". A Tll'l rcdge, g, S.C!,111y.. E. sc;:ll'apJt'tr; K W.al1e{, (rQw 3) Me S<:Jinffer, tIL BilJ:Z\ i{, Btl;attOI1;t...Rich]jrd~Qh • . D:Rj'~li.,J,· Ounctm, T.
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(abon) Junior K,¢U'} a Alldredge and ,;eT}ior Sean fi~her en.f<t1l'y themselveA at a d(m~e dw'ing a DEC A' 1J:ii1.
H. CaPP$,A Snow, ·MI;l\',Setulffet. (row :3) -0. Merri'we.athe..r~ J. W~Umcl:jer. S-.Aryin.
EPA President H9aU)er R"2bmts, 'Vi(lecPre:;;ideltt KtJ l)'SlltQtir, and Treu;S'tr,Iet' Tashira J O'1ins~~ ')10,5'1'.\ fun.! .gJ;OllP picture ,at,!)1i¢ Gfille ePA cC)inpe.rltLGiis:
B()s:s-e"s :B~iness Professionals Pr.~pare fOF the Real World
Business. f.roress~onatspf Arneric-a (BrA) it' p,re:p:a';;in'g :st!,ltlenC~ for careers .in th~ "ren] gN.lda. It reacne's'the:ih haW to itnprbv;e titei1' leAder~hl'fl ,ll.J1'GI thi'Zenship. BQs:Si~ s1:Ud.eJiis p8.l:1ii~i:plltin.g in this QI;g:mizad.cm be.n~fti once the-yare out -of Qi-gl1 ."1\9haQ~'fU1q QI'I tl}eit own,
Tbcre~ai'e o\'er:.50,Gomp~titiQnS duri;n-g'lWN sea:sonMd two majbr QfI iifs- -!>tB:te anddi ·gtJ·ic,trTb ert::, -3 re +il'toon &C'n0oJs tHat f.fU"ttid:ij%llc "from this dhb:illt. BPAis mainly all abou \ eonrpetitlon and havi ng
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T.It(;CottrpetiJ.Je;lD the :->Lll(!ynls p~l.rrici.p~ted in and enjoyed the u'io.stwflS Disrrict, which was held on January 12, 2D02. Students
placed 'ill Ij cempetiticns, MHi. ~chn:itel: said; "The c-Ql-Qpe1:itiplJs are R',ti;:tty tt'\'1gl), b ut tltesl u:t!epp: lU'Irmg:ed to, d'q\<ety .well." BPA weilt [ostute on PebFjJaty 2-2-24, 2Qtl2,
The officers for 13PA are Heather Roberts as president:
Ke-Uy Sluder a: vitt{t-F!residenr, itnd TaShira. Johnson as the,tre~tt:ri;5E-
This year, as a'flJlttl.rals-~r. 'the BPA Sold Hershey KiS:.lk
fi lied t"0s~~·.fbr Wlentine's and,QUtet candy sales, hophlgto Ttlii'ke at 'least $200 for state,
Slor y and layput by,; An)Jtl. Lawniczak
Layout b):' Lindy Miller Captions by Brittany Naylor
Star Power
Teen Power
Senior Brandon W ri~ht and junior Elijab McNar~'rake a mjJ;lute t:romcamp to pose'for the camera.
Sophomore Patl'kk Hennessy and senfors Tajj Dowell and, B'obby Fox peti:orm a Skit aboutdl;ugS.
Far right: Senlor BQ.bby F'ox, along With Patrick lIenn~sy and Caflada Flowers., participate in a team effort game.
Student
Thee student council was involved in many pt0j~~ts and aceiv ~tl€S that help~d impf~-;ye <;lUl' 'S~Jl00'_ and our CQmmu~llty.56me of the, projieets and itctiv-ities Were tlit~k-ortreating fOf Ganl:1ed,g~pds, attending -It')e State Convennrm, spOnsiX')ring the Hemecoming and. 'T()lo dances, parlici.J1ating in the R'i1~y's ChiId1icim':s HospiW ,project, and SAFE wees.
The E\-'atl:sVllle EO:i.:ld
Council
Pantry trick-or-treating ,project was II huge success with over 1000 cans cpllected,as was SAFE week. The topic for S APE week was "Hate, Cranes and Groups," Tbe council spl'e,ad ijJfqtmatiqll to rhe sdtool tht'Olig,h the daily news an 0 QtUlcem-ems and united the; sohopl .against Qate c.t:~mesby :pr~a4ng a st.:l:iool·wi(le q\IiIl; whicn ea~- Jromerubtn signed.
This spring, tb:e eeuncil began planning a Job Slladowing- Da-y. Tl1e;y .planfil~tl for Gl¢'RwQodand Washington Mit;Jdle ,Sc!:J:po:). stude.J:l,ts tQ §:pend the, ,doW wi ill a student council meml§erand o QSe'4ve Besse's ('{eli vines and c1 :1l.s,8'f>ooms.
Overall, "the stutiellt
G01.lJJd I has ex.'penen(1led a rear full Qfat;l:cCf0.'HI., dedieation, afi(tgenerousi~y.
'By C)1atity Garnett
Senior'Mackl;\P~ie.Smith and sopbtllllore Pa:tiie.k Uenne.$SY deOOl'3te.fo.r 'I!1016200 L
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Showing Bulldog Talent
"1:~Ue,nl OdW~'tl'ironghoLlt'(lur . SCh9QL ~iP, J:nq:ny way,,s and in ftrany'di1'iet~t Pl:lup;tec It ir;,;up tfi tbo;;e,\v)]o have O}@ fafC:Ol tp 1.l,SJa -it. N'%b'-W~ r.rll" t~t1)~ tl)ih provji,thd r ta:lOOi~
rh'is'::je:e:tiQn-MtfjI'!n~&l!;1'Q:qcitiSiJ~tli1etibs. It di5:j51ay,s-1I'ie athel't:tic._ a!i)1ity' qf ~hgse '~:e,J,t-ajfl in,.. .divjuu1illS, whdl \vt:fgnGIL:afriitH'I ~q shqw off th&irc@mpetitJv€l' '&'!.ge.
Wherher it was: in football, soecer, wt'estling, bmiketQal1, :ere: these students'di.tl'heifbo~t <l;Tlq striV:.e,d Fe!!: nerf.eGtjQn.
Through the wins, ehe Ig.ss&s~ and ~~qJ thi'< tiB~, the lMm.s Managed tQI,s,tay. su-n'itg, $@l.'q.e-carme'9utqn,lqp,J,Ule oUl,~r$ WyJ;t}>ai HnFe'shi;)rt oJ their ViCfQt'i~1ti yeL all snowed '13 til 1- clt,ig' '1;:41 ~.llt"
God Reiicti'n:gantl Alison DeCaire show llieiJ'Spirit a-tter one of theirsoftball games as the'y 5:tt)P fore
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Football perseveres: fights to champlonsh
Plagued by injuries; Bosse's football team, after. a de:ht;nl stan, was looking, for answers. The adversitythat they faced rnolded a team ofenly 30 guys into a unit that proved to be resili?Rf. After
droppingsever; til ;1 tOW, thtil.B\lUtQughtbacJ.( itt
knocking on Priuceton, 3J-28~ The victory proved no.t0nlytothe failS but to the players themselves thriltonceagaiu they were healthy
and ready to "&0. .
The next week, ina 'Saine that \tf .n be r~mem1;Jer{ld fOT quite some time; the BulIo0gf;.
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Memoria! Tjgeq team that had beaten them -intM regular seasen. On the strength ;0f two goal Ijjl~ stands, one in t;h,ec1o$ing,,Sec0uds of the:game"<;lrtd Me in Qyexti 111.e, the 'D0.gs iflu.gJtl: hack teD whu'l thrillet' .at Enlow. They were now seheduled to
play in 'the seetionsl ch~mJ skip, a feat thflt no BQ~s(; foe team had been a pert 9f$io~e I
AlthoyglHhey didn'hi'in, shewed grit ant! d€t"hminl Zlgaiost all Qlitls, i:l.ll\1:tletMlI4 they wantsdtci becoifie:
ball team. Russ
(above l~ft) Varsity Feotball:
Row I:R Windell, J. Laughary, B. Fox, K. Wallace, R. Harbaugh, D. 'Freels, J. Turner, 1'. Dowell .Row 2: K, Bullock, M. Vaughn, A. sa;ndet'er, B. Sin~mons" B. Wright, T Stotts., J. Suenrem .Row 3: K Wilke, T. Cqrnpton" Ryan Mirior, N. SGJ1enk. 0-. 'Brown" J. Nunley, M. Lesser, J. g,@uthwell. Row 4: c. v;.:adaelt, It Piltt6n, ;M.Carwile, D. Thorbeck, A. Luebbehuesau, A. Abi'c, A, SO\lthard., K Langley. RoW 5:
M. Gibsqn, Coach.R MeKiru.ley., 'Head. C€la,'Ch E. Vogel,£'0ac.h J;. WhIcker, Coach J. MJi)'.
(above right) FreshmanTeam:
Row 1: M. Milburn, M. Pelton.M. Piersoa, J. LYQ.l1, B. Fenwick, E, Wilhite, KWillijllllS'. R'Qw 2: I, Burst, j, Wilson, M. CO'vWel, C. .Elliot-Biggs, B. Chl;!.mbel'$', F. Boone, R.Lee. RoW 3: 1-. St~watt, J, Simpson. M. Johnson, T.Smith,. 1. Bo)«1, L. Minor, D, Mites, 1. Compton, Row 4 CoachW, Sctieo,k ¢oaeh J, GI'ap.pner:Coach D, Worthington.
r"."v.'i!': .. "'., .... O~ ream: W,i~ I) J, -Qn:iTlS€!. E. SillHh-, T. McGlowll; C.
K. Slyper.t. ·Jghll.SOI:l.&. CIayton"S. BtlJldle,(ro-\v2) v.. Y. HawkIns, K DIl\',]11 trow 3) M. A~llOy,. M.F;oster D~. Ems.t. Forney, e. Ga¥n~. L. W;'lb:oi:\.
Tile seaSon smtt@d Offill' little .tbugh ttYt" ~fule. B@~s'!" Vw:sity naS:ke~tbalJ tl';'.an1:; b/J~ it changed for the I::!~tter )When th'~, DI.:a}li:[QjSptiUel(i the-if m'Omeffi1t.wn and tfile-ilt tQgeJb&r:, ,'rIlle S·C\'ilspn went: 'w.eill, 'w.C' JJa~ l~t:S, of gklQq UliQ.;g/i come tt pass," C'!ba:cn Elkins ,s'a:id.
Seruors Tt~,~ Stotts and 'Barry Harbaugh, were m&-jor I?~ayg(s rOJ; tJjb team, Thi3;y
s'Q{};we:C1 ~00G1 le,a:de~hi;P
skilL~ :antl ft\PJ~le4. b.a?W:~tbaJl vf}ry welJ.·"11leJ) se,;ta goqd e.x~'1lpJ't·~l,fd' are ~e:ny ta-lentedV' G6'acn ElkiM ag'Eeed, i'attd' the juniers and sopbOU1QJiGS also helped round out a
SlAG 1'QLfI'l)cy C;llit\e 22 BOS-lie SO Matet'Pd 41BQ'Sse ~7
Freshinan Record 9-9
varsity:- K, COp'~ana. D. ~tark5',,_L.Buse.B. JJ~nbl1iugh'e-~~ Carwile; (m'>:V_2) W. SG,h~p;k, Ceabh S:eh,Mfdf, O.~tott'S~ E. IlvfGJ:'{arY.J~ P,0tt~j', 8." Clasp~ll, Coach Elkins, COach Moser, M. Oi'b_sbll..
:&e,sery~: K Laqg1ey.,s. Claspell, LFord~ D. Starrks!,,{'row 2)'W. Socpenk, Coach Scb.aif€'{, B. Honsea.D. ¥uuhgl, C. Stumpf. K. Bullock, CC:J3iJh MoSl':-'r.
Freshmanc e. Attei~" B. Fenwick, D. Miles, 1. Compton, J. ~Jewart, (ro~ '2) Geach Sc11€hK, E Boone, C. WiJJialllS; Q.Batnes, J. Goldsberry, M. Johnson. D. Johnson, Cpac:h Schaffer,
SlAG 1'QLfI'l)cy C;llit\e 22 BOS-lie SO Matet'Pd 41BQ'Sse ~7
Freshinan Record 9-9
varsity:- K, COp'~ana. D. ~tark5',,_L.Buse.B. JJ~nbl1iugh'e-~~ Carwile; (m'>:V_2) W. SG,h~p;k, Ceabh S:eh,Mfdf, O.~tott'S~ E. IlvfGJ:'{arY.J~ P,0tt~j', 8." Clasp~ll, Coach Elkins, COach Moser, M. Oi'b_sbll..
:&e,sery~: K Laqg1ey.,s. Claspell, LFord~ D. Starrks!,,{'row 2)'W. Socpenk, Coach Scb.aif€'{, B. Honsea.D. ¥uuhgl, C. Stumpf. K. Bullock, CC:J3iJh MoSl':-'r.
Freshmanc e. Attei~" B. Fenwick, D. Miles, 1. Compton, J. ~Jewart, (ro~ '2) Geach Sc11€hK, E Boone, C. WiJJialllS; Q.Batnes, J. Goldsberry, M. Johnson. D. Johnson, Cpac:h Schaffer,
Leftl Reserve Girls; Basketball Tetim:<- (r6w one): 'C. taylor, A. WiH'ord, S: OolliuJ:;" 1<:., Browni ,8". :Colerinm,,(row 1:»'.0} J. Fotter; B. Luii:reH"M: Cawrhcru L, HI'~e]s; V'. H;iQk~r}.pq, Ccaeh Schoenstein.
F'res_hman GirlS;' J3;a~keQi<Jn ';l'llauH Jt:"QWt'iiie) 8. Kelly; M. Mills, J"C0~t; ([ow tv,~o)" J. ,po;rter:r8~ fi;1dHil"6,;"L F;Ci!ttiJS,,'$. Colemaft ·QoaoJl O:]j\,:eE..
~relt) ThellitdS' basketball team grabs a moment to bre,atne' dUl"ing a game,il-gllinst M~~\I5ei.
Freshman Ladana Preels. warms lip her arms by shooting before a girls' home-game-
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JUn1€1r Delisa Ba}'lle <ina Sop-:tW,more- C;llnslW Taylor defend theball ag,TiJ)st the Sullivan players,
Hcf\J LuDOllriU .colHhs poses- in bh basKetbaJl uniform
Unified
Basketball
This year's Unified team consistedof rrirteteensrndents.
The season lasted eightweelcs, 'eoncluding with state finals hi Jndian:ap-o]is. Terri and Becky Recker were the caaches. for the season and thoroughly e;J;ljpyed working with their teams,
"Mrs, Recker and I enjoy eoaehtng for the same reason we love teaching:, we t;,ate about OUl' stlld(!nt~, we strive to help eac11stuc:Jint, t:Qld we, are rewarded thwy:gh (}ur interactions with them," Said Mr. 1'. Recker, "The teams have several things in common: tl'i~y love to' play ball, the.y work well M a group, Lhey win most Qf their galll{{~\ and they play hard with a positive attitude. Our greatest achievement, however" is dOing Our best while having fun [9gether."
Story. and Layout by Christin Jones
(above): Senier Antonio Sandefur (tqpright): Junror Ty'RiqMcG,Uire and junior' Corey Johnson joke 'djs:eus~e8 a play with his' teamaf.0utl.d on the basketballcQurt.mates:
,(tight): $:oph@n1bYe.Mru:k Ha.skiJlH takes liltlinute to catch his breath and pose.for a piC.tuJ:lHlutlng practice,
M.:; Recker pauses to observe his pl<zyl')'s·ol'l the court.
Mrs. Nci~k.er takes ;a minute to ~heck Cllj~ h€'r pl~iY bo\~k.durifig P i1ic bee.
(right): I?atrtiTh Scliley pJa,yif arQ"II1i1' w lill e- w!')~ti~'~ for praetice to l1egin.
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SOUTH SPE},JGERf}.,· BOSSE 4 BQ,ONEVI~l.E is ~ j3:oss!, 11 MATE'R DEI 16 - BO$sE'2 . MEMQRIAL6" BOSSEQ BOSSE 6'- TELL Orrv 3
MT. VERNO ill 12 ~ BOSSES NORTH PCXSEY 14 - BossE 3 BOSSE 7 - NORTH 6:
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jutJ~Qrs-R.YllnE''\'!trs, Zl)cl1 BuS'h,_aIId Jo.sJ1 De-Y'OJ.IIlg clI.tcli IIp-tQ a Harrison ()oP)Pq;tlU)i<"dp:JfiO'g the city . nje'et.
Running with. the Big Dawgs
aE~in~t Central.
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Tennis season mak
Girls' Tennis 2001 (P!),w'l. ) LSchluJ)dt, M. Reo:" i(roi?;1 2) M. Jud)~, C. Zirklebach, E. McCaslin, M, LojJez, (row 3).co;tch S. Kaiterheriry,B. $iami, S. Schenk, E. Smith, :P. Engel.
tg a lot of "Racket"
(row l,rK. Sluder, C. Lundmark, M, Men,)'.,M. Harvey, A, Hasting: M. Whyo-e, (rIDw i) Coaeh Herrin. H.e~JWs, J. Qi~rdner! A j:flOkI)Oll, B.
Will, M. Smi\h.S. Kji~r, Coach Webs>te'll- '
Volleyball Scores
.NQ;rthI?O$'hydQfeatS B!!Is~e;;J:5_4. l$",U!J BQs!ie"defe.d,,~ DavililS$ eo. '15-13,: 11~ 15 M~mor.iat defe:::(i'S Bi)S8~ 15-7 ~S-'2 Castl.e,defeats Bosse L5-2 15-~6 Hittr1SQ'() <l:~j'e;tts Bo~§e \5-{l:~~j M-L Vernon d~feats BW\$e 15T 10 15-12 '€eilLE~ d¢r~ats Bosse'] ~H3' ,15-1 B,Q8;,<l6,de;fi;\;;!!ts:Reitz lii,d(j),) .I.-j5 H;;~M MrrlcrDet :ctefeats B ~~se ,1 '.'H) 1'5,,3 NO:ftllDpfeats'Bl'lsse 15- t t ,16-'14
S1JNll!:)Tl;'tI:-J~* H,a;1] nah G~pp~,wet~ the: O;tU for OTI(?-'Qt her teammate.~,
Davis Ktrril:9h!'U1l ap~!l . WI'estlij:rg'¢(\lndiHqI\itl.g~
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wunmmg '"
Wrestling
Swimllling2{)02: Coach Chapman, N. BQcl~hur!o'\~ R M:i\¥!-'lti,;p-;9reech, J. Carter, N. Beck, Cq,\H:;b T. Unfried, NOlpkMIil !\!Jj;ilyWa.lla:rd, Raymtlpd Hines ~ Brent Wt;aluetwax
S6,Pbo.1ll0neG;asc,y bf;~l'ter p'fep.ares to I?a,s~' the: {xiIi to /lllo1her teammate.
~S:6'j,lliomoteN ~ H~¢r I);repa:('(,i; to }.£icl<;, tl'ie.'lMbH , rip:t1eJ!I'i,
Il.l(!:ja(' :Ri~fmr.d0 @fl.i(T1ir 'and Pr'C)lltl'l1tP" J:):itmy Outlaw run the b,llH "d,own thO fi¢,ltE
below; Iuuier.Melanie Meyers a1ie}Jlp.tS to, ¢OXitJ;:dL the:l:;i.filL
Just
Can You Kick It?
Pro,lcticcs an~condi!i!lJning started Q£Ulies<;.lcgef·,sIiiIlson fQr J'O,f~l lijo Y,Sa(lct g:irl§,
Qoth tea,ijls b'~fi\a:Ll prt'tctie,ing: in tlle'spdJ}g.i';amllPrt!G'hues us\Utlly I~st~d aruupd fO'llr-hams, l$tI regular pt;:1ctice~ la~ted for ab6iJt tM1()' and 11 balf hour!>.
Ouring'the season -tewL1S pi'ri'¢litted ever)' day'; Off.se;a!son praeti ces were 0111)( tWo times 'a week. The team pras-
li'c~d~etopl,ayg, coritrol", and swit6]lln~. "
icking It!!
!loys! fafsJty Soceer; (TOW 1)' S. Fisher, ~. Qutlaw, 'F. Crfccfl,J. $~lllnram"Rl¥alJ1'ler, L. P6Iitt;,1('.·AJbcd~ (ri)w'~)'Cliadi Mp Catv, T.Feltz~ C. J)oerter, A.GldIerreoi" P. Staley, M. Ricb~l'd5~,m,~.
MI)(lre. .,
Boys" l,tcs.(!rvi), SObt;9r: (\,ow 1) L. Holloway, C. ElJis1 M.J1ll;ewe,onlb, G. Altare'dge,A. Carpenter, K. Felt'l:,A. Shrift, (row lJ K Pd:lit~, $,. O~!Jollne', ~L Pfender; 8,. Roblnson, B. Wagner, N. Lanfa-if;·A,
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Kri;$tel.l Vi l'}llercliipB(llij0;ff of ,gt~en 011 Helfi'leh"s fi'bnt ntne,
CJUghtl:
Group?lGtUf.e'-ofC;u~{;}'lxn Engel" J(Yistil'l Wallet1 FtttrifAaBogel'and(\ol1e L..lJWme~ taken before tntnnatch aglilllst Central 'aLHDlfi:i ch. 'Wet picaired, Chrissy Zitt:Bbacp).
110p Left: SQph:Q:mor~ CarS:Qll Smifh,tak~$aJooK;.atthe fairway H) nUi"ke sUre iI is s{lf& to' hit i1i.s ball .
Abo;ve: J!lJliot~t0t,lie, Wright ~'ttides 'over the g.reen to Where 'btsbaU ~Mded after lti:t,Last shot.
BHS, News Team Channel 64
BHS News or "BRS: Sunrise" consists of twelve students who have fifty minutes to make.an entire news broadcast for the next day, Each person has a special job, and must complete this job in order for things .to run smootlily. The students more or less run tbe class with Mr. C9il as, the "Ii-
nal decisiOn
maker" in the broadcast. The news team consists of a student director, news anchors,spoftsal1- ChQfS, audio engineer, graphics engineer,studioengineer" teleprompter, and the, e'n't8ttainrnent crew. All 'of these j€ib's must be dnne quicklyand correetly tQ- make the news successful'
and not boring. So.what happens when noteverything geesthe Wia)? everyone:' would like? "We just do it over, l\lU:O over, and oyer, There have been instances where everyone was laughing and had to redo t'l;l!~~,' broadca$t as lfi<Jn'y as nine times," said BHS News Director, Sonia Meyers. COlTIITI11n1catio.f;1S, III began rn 199'8 and Bosse continues tp be the only school in the- EVSC to have a EU llyequipped stu ~ dio with a dai ly news broadcast. Each new news team is given the opportunity to Hlake theirclass unique, Last y®'af's. class did just teat. TIley changed th@ name to BHS Sunrise and repainted th-e entire studio.
BHS' News: Directors SQnia Meyers and MacKenzie-Smith take a ill'iu.ute [tom: class to p~)~e {oi the c.<l):n<}ta.
RHS N~w:s S.It~_oud Semester»: (reW 1) MacKen,?:#~ Smith, Russell Harbaugh, (row 2) Jennifer Mettle, Melanie Meyers, Brandi Jacl(.. son; Sonia Meyers, Erin Hennessy, Lindsay Koester, (row'3) Paul Oman. Dawson Brown, Shanisha Suggs. Tony Hall.
(above) With ehe camera ready, Jenni begius tfie recording-count down.
neft)'Me-tauie Meyers,.Mr. Coil. 'UJ~'---V""""" Brown take: a break IIDln class to pose picture,
(left) Lindsay Koester poses, f0T the while typin,g the day's,·annouQCel11ents.
Benjamin Bosse High Schoolhoaors the following patrons,
who make the printing of The Legacy possible by their gracious donations. The generosity 01 these faculty and staff 111emb~rsantl friends is appreciated .. Thank you fOT youY' SUppOTt and kindness.
Sincerely, Karen Berg and the Journalism Staff
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Gilldsay Koester
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Congratulations to our leaders of
t '." .", omorrow ...
"Student Council is a portal to another dimension where a student can be involved with leadership and school related activities."
~ Jon Suenram
Sponsored by the Bosse Student Council
Jon Suenram
Taa] Dowell
GhterHo Stotts
"SeniorsThank you for all your hard work and dedication over the last four years, Best of luck in the future!"
- Coach Vogel and the Football Staff
Kyle Wallace
Jbn Suenran»
To All My Friends:
I hope we will all stay friends after graduation. I wish all of you the best of luck. Love Yas 1 Christina Betz
Dear Brandi, Congratulations!
Through ups and downs you have continued to make. us proud. Good luck in the future and
don'tforget that you're truly wonderful.
Love,
Ry, Mom, Brandon Jr.
Congratulations and Good Luck to the seniors of homeroom
116. I'm proud of you!
Mrs. Theri ac
Patsy Smith; Even though we're graduating.wc'Il always be friends. Don't forget about me when we finally get out. I loveyou Patsy!
Laurie Baker
All of the band seniors:
I'm really going to miss you guys. Be sure to come back and see us, Cassie Cyphers
Jon, Congratulations on your achievements at Bosse High .. I'm v·ery proud of you for graduating! I wish you continned success for the future.
Love,
Dad
BJ TaaJ:Tre~
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Be careful 0Ut there,
Brittany NllylQ'r
Everyerre in the O'r01."1;1, COTlig:f1atUlJatio»s, for getting; this far. I hope you all make something.of yOYtS'~]\fe<s,. Anon-ever
stop Iaarning.
Sailor- Mt10p;-Power!'
Dee, Harvey,
I hope that Dee Harveys~cceecls;"iti every goal he makes,
T~H~
Chritina Betz, Wewbdl you every suecess :cib1ri-n,g:yOnrctoUege; year$:'~and happy times. We wish you, one wonderfulgrandi:la:~~hter" a
marvelous future.
Donalel and ViJ;ginia Taylpr
Seniors:
Keep your.head up!
Felicia Dorsey
enact Jansesen,
In preschool, YOll tola your teacher ,~ T have 2 'Sisters and ;J; bro.thf~rs,,'onl:y ~! one brother sleeps at:
~ 1-. ,:"
myaunt:s Blouse.
That sweet little boy -,hasif:Own into a' handseme young man with the- illtelligence andabilities to go far. M~y y:gU 2th~ays ba~6 I@/vel
ana. jQ;yin- Y~ltlrlife. T'm se-peoud ef you.
Love, Auny,C)fnthy-
Michael,
. God has- trul y
b lessed you, and evetythiu;g, ya Jo~ YQi:tr a:nd inspj:rati9u to ~tIl andyQJiI fl¢:serve 'j)ux¢ nappiness, thank you for
always listening to me whefl Lwas
dQwtl. Ya can lean on ni¢",art£i I On you. I lo'v~ ya. Thank you for beiiIg" One of the,
Anna, AI1lfl.er, Krissa Try your best in all 'You do.
Congratulations! !
Brittany
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Michael Greaning We're so glad we got to know you this year. You're a great -guy: Dan' t ever chctIi@eJ GO'Oxl 1 ue,k' wirli life 'after' high school. Don'tfor ... get us: We' 11 miss' you!
Love Al ways, Anne and Tawny
Homeroom 104, 'Congratulations and Good Luck!' I 'have enjoyed knowing you( even if it has been for onl y two y.ears.,!
Ms. Minniear
All Seniors
I hope' everyone has fun, an~ lives a gr.eat life. Live your life to the fullest with lots ef
gtodes~f6t the h.1Yl;()U Matthews,
class reunions. We We have had,.so;1,trlJ~'
may not know everyone in our senior class but we're all brought together because we're-the class of
20,02. Good Lucie
to the class of 2002.l.W.
good times, but youaregetting older. You have
finally made it through all the homework.and
highschool drama, Love ya!
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