Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1965 volume:

Diane Ralston, Editor Linda VanAman, Business ManagerLLL ULLLLLLLLLLLLForeword With this "Key” we unlock the door of knowledge to ascend the stairway of success. We have climbed but the first flight in our never ending journey upward. As we stand at the top of the stairs glancing back, may this annual serve as a reminder of the many incidents both great and small which have brought us this far. We shall turn the pages of this, our Key, as if each were a separate step containing a memory to be ever cherished. Table of Contents FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS Page 15 Page 31 Page 77 Page 107Entrance to Knowledge Public Library School Parking Lot The students who looked up as they went through this door of learning will long remember the familiar view. Across the street from Angola High School is the Public Library, where students spent much of their study time. The librarians are very helpful, especially when term papers are due. Our school parking lot is a great convenience to both students and teachers. It has also been invaluable foi those attending other school activities such as athletic events or other programs held in our school.Public Library School Parking LotPleasant Lake Seott Center Some of our graduating seniors remember Scott Center School as the starting point of their education. For the past few years Scott has served as only an elementary building and will not be used at all after this year. A number of members of the class of ’6 5 started their educational climb within the walls of the Pleasant Lake School. They cherish many memories of the time spent in this school building. The freshman basketball team use the gym in this building for their practice sessions.Carlin Park School In Carlin Park Elementary School, the newest of our school buildings, many young students receive their first formal instruction. They enjoy the advantages of a cafeteria, an all-purpose room, up-to-date equipment, and fine teachers. A new addition has increased the facilities available to the students at Carlin Park. New BuildingHendry Park School The modern Hendry Park School and its faculty provide an excellent educational foundation for future study. Grades one to six attend here. The new extension on the south wing of the building supplies additional rooms, put into use for the first time this year. Angola is proud to have this up-to-date school within its system. New AdditionFrom the Air Three of the buildings in our school system were captured in this picture when the photographer took to the air. Our Gymnasium As usual, our gymnasium and arts building has been the scene of continued activity throughout the year.In Appreciation The past year has been one filled with many activities and accomplishments. These achievements would not have been possible if it were not for the direction and leadership of Mr. Morin, the class sponsor during our junior and senior years of high school, and Keith Wyatt our senior president. We, the graduating class of 196S, wish to express our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Morin and Keith, for your unfailing guidance and understanding. Prior to our senior year, our class presidents and sponsors were Freshman - Chuck Nedele and Mr. Dygert; Sophomore - Pam Van Meter and Mr. Brayton; Junior -Dave Yarian and Mr. Morin. It goes without saying that our appreciation is extended to these people who gave of their many talents to guide and direct our class.In Appreciation In order for a group as large as our senior class to produce something of any merit, it must be guided by someone with the ability to organize and plenty of patience. We find these qualities in both our supervisor, Miss Shultz, and our editor, Diane Ralston. These two have been working side by side for many weeks in preparing our year book. The dedication of their time and talent will long be appreciated by all, especially those who accept this "Key” as a treasure of memories of their final year at Angola High School. In this way we wish to extend to you, Miss Shultz, and you Diane Ralston, many thanks. You deserve much credit for the quality of the 1965 "Key.” Thank-you both! With this "Key” go many thanks to the head photographer, Don Hale. He was the true spirit of the "candid camera.” Wherever there was action—there was Don! Here Sally is the subject.FACULTY Page FifteenOUR SUPERINTENDENT We appreciate the work Mr. McCutchan has done for our school. This is the second year he has served as Superintendent of the Metropolitan Schools of Steuben County. We feel he has done an excellent job, and we sincerely thank him for all his help and guidance. SECRETARIES Mary Sanders and Edith Cox are the secretaries in Superintendent McCutchan’s office. Although they were busy, they were always willing to help the students too. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES The success of the school year depends upon the efforts of the Board of School Trustees. We owe much to them, for they have worked extremely hard on many problems throughout the year. We, the Class of 1965, wish to extend our sincere thanks for their work to make our school life better and more enjoyable.OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Hammel has worked very hard to make our high school years the best possible. He has always been available to help us with our problems, no matter how large or small. Thank you, Mr. Hammel, for your kindness and for a job well done. R. L. Nedcle, ; Burdette Hall n, SupcrintenOUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Johnson, besides serving as our assistant principal, is also our athletic director. Even though he was very busy, he still took the time to help us in any way possible. We, the Class of ’65, wish to express our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Johnson. SECRETARIES Rita Burrell, Kathy Fisher, and Kitty Rozell, secretaries in the high school building, are always ready and willing to assist any of the teachers or the students at any time. We, the Class of ’65, wish to express our thanks for the help they have given us.Faculty MR. KOLTER and MR. FLEMING, our new guidance counselors, have been a great help in assisting us with our problems of selecting colleges and applying for scholarships. MRS. MORT-ORFF is the secretary in their office. DR. HORRALL, our school psychologist, and MRS. MORT-ORFF, her secretary also, seem to be discussing an interesting subject. MRS. HOWELL, our speech and hearing therapist, is talking with Nita Burrell about some of the interesting phases of her work.Faculty MISS SHULTZ and MRS. I.AVENS discuss their English classes. Perhaps problems of both junior high and seniors arc being considered. MRS.' HOULTON, our new librarian, assists Terri Haley in locating some material for her English term paper. Although MR. ATKINS teaches algebra, he seems very much interested in the progress of MR. PROSSER’S Spanish Club.Faculty What do you suppose the topic of conversation is when MR. THOMPSON, MR. SIRK, and MR. MORIN get together - Latin, United States history, or government? MRS. CLARK and MR. MONTGOMERY evaluate a lab report handed in by one of their science students. MKS. OWENS on her way to English class stops for a chat with MR. CABLE about his trigonometry and senior math work. Faculty Typing, shorthand, or English will be the topic under discussion by MRS. CLINE, MISS IDD-INGS, and MR. BARKDULL. At present it seems to be typing. MRS. LONG, our school nurse, takes time out from her day to check over some health records. MR. SCHLOSSER, MR. ETZ-LER and MR. WEARLY are discussing projects in the industrial arts department. Page Twenty-twoFaculty Music would be the topic of interest for MR. NICHOLS and MISS SIEBOLD. MRS. CHOKEY gives Larry Lehman some pointers on an English theme. MR. DYGERT is telling MR. ARNEY, of the chemistry department, about the physics test he has just given his students. Page T lien I)-threeFaculty MRS. BL'SE and MRS. TRENNEPOHL seem to find their homemaking work very amusing or was it a joke this time? MRS. GREER, a new member of our faculty, is discussing a typing test with Sylvia Crone. "Avez-vous etudie votre lecon?” asks MRS. OWENS, of the French department. "Je viens de la finir. Elle etait tres facile,” replies Jane Williamson.Stephanie Slanina is pleased as 1R. AVERY, of the English department, praises the speech she has just given. MR. BRAYTON, of the English department, is discussing a magazine article with Sharon Brandeberry. Faculty MRS. GRAB1LL and MR. NESBITT take a few minutes from their physical education classes to pass the time of day.Faculty MRS. CONROW, a new member of our English department, is showing a book to MR. KELLEY and MR. FIANDT. It could be about history or English. MRS. SCHULZ, our new study hall teacher, stops between classes to talk with Sharon Randoi. MR. MYERS, who teaches geometry, stops to ask MRS. KILE what the students are doing in her math classes.Faculty MR. IMMEL discusses with Connie Anderson one of the art projects. The art room is always an interesting place to be. MRS. MANALIO is explaining to Mike Bratton a difficult problem in arithmetic. Page Twenty-sevenOur Custodians We owe many thanks to our custodians—Lester Shelton, Carlton Erwin, Jerry Rumscy, Tom German, and Don Wyatt for the services they have performed at A. H. S. Their work is never done. They clean the floors, repair the furniture, replace burned out light bulbs, shovel snow off the walks, and do countless other jobs necessary for a smooth running school. We thank you. A Busy PlaceBACK ROW: Clifton Nllson, Carl Waymire, Kenneth German, Jeas Greenamyer, E 1 Reese. SECOND ROW: Larry Klink, Charles Li bey, Mrs. Naomi Van Meter, Mrs. Helen Linnemeier, George Coney, Fordyce Johnson, Otto Linnemeier. FRONT ROW: Duane Rose, Hollis Fisher. Bus Drivers Morning and evening, no matter what the weather, our reliable drivers make their rounds. They also willingly take students to outside school activities such as basketball games or on field trips. We appreciate their efforts in helping us have a fine school. Safety Patrol Harry Sowle’s was the responsibility of seeing that many students in the Angola schools safely crossed Highway 27 each day. Harry cheerfully greeted the students in all kinds of weather; he is a friend of everyone. Page Twenty-nineCLASSES Page Thirty-oneBLAINE E. TERENCE C. ALLESHOUSE ANDERSON Podunk Pep Club II; Operation Brain Power II; Hi-Y II. HI. IV; Basketball I. II; Baseball I; Student Council II: Mathematic Contest II, III. IV; Golf III: Junior Classical league II, III. IV: Intramural Volley Ball I: Football II. Ill: Chess Team I; Intramural Basketball I. IV: National Honor Society IV: .Attended M o u n t Saint Francis Seminary I. Seniors REBECCA ANN ADAMS Hornet Staff Til: Band 1. II. Ill: Orchestra II. Ill: Histrict Solo Contest I. II: District Ensemble Contest I. II: State Ensemble Contest II: Y-Teens II: Junior Classical HeaKue I. IT: School Nurse Assistant IV: Accompanist I. II. III. I RED LYNN ALDRICH MELVIN EARL JOHN RICHARD BABCOCK ANDREWS Hoosier Boys’ State III; Hi-Y I. II, III, IV; Basketball I. II. III. IV; Student Council IV; Cross Country III, IV: Mathe- matics Contest IV; Junior Classical League II, III. I V; Science Research Team III: Operation Brain Power I, II: Badminton Runner-up IT. C. STEVEN BEARD Football I. II. Ill, IV. CRAIG T. BENSON High School Choir III. IV: Boys’ Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus II; Vocal Quartet I: Three one-act play Cast I. II: H;-Y II. III. IV: Mathematics Contest ID C ub De Espanol III. IV Science Assistant I: Science Research Team II: r.N. Test II: Spanish Kiesta Chairman TV; Operation Brain Power T. II: Republican Model Convention III National Honor Society TV. Seniors NANCY JEAN BOWLING Attended Warren Central High School. Indianapolis, Indiana I. II. Ill, First Semester IV: French Club II; Pep Club II. Ill; Home Ec. Assistant II; Dramatics Club Plav II. nr. H1-0 Bible Club 11. Ill, IV; Warrennettes II, III. IV. CONNIE LEE BODLEY Key Staff Art Editor IV; Hoosier Girls’ State III. Alternate: V-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I, II. III. IV: Club De Espanol III, President IV: Pep Club I, II; Art Assistant III: School Nurse Assistant IV; National Honor Society IV. SHARON ANN BRANDF.BF.RRY F.T.A.I. II: Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II: Junior Classical League I; Music Assistant III. GARY JOSEPH BUMGARNER Hi-Y III. IV; Mathematics Contest IV: Golf II. Ill, IV: Junior Classical League II. III. IV: Consul III; Football II. Ill; Operation Brain Power I. II: National Merit Commendation. NITA JEANNFTTE BURRELL Hornet Staff III. IV: Key Staff Senior Pictures TV: School Nurse Assistant ' : "ome Ec Style Show Ilf. IV. JERRY LEE BURRELL Industrial Arts Assistant III. IV. JOYCE ELAINE CALL Dramatics Club Stage Crew III; F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV: Three one-act Plays Stage Crew III: Band I. II. III. IV: Orchestra III. IV: District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I. II, III, IV: State Ensemble Contest II: Hoosier Girls State III: Girls Athletic Club IT: Latin Contest I: Pep Club III; IV: Poetry Contest TV: Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical league I. II. HI- STEVEN C. CABLE Boys’ Glee Club I: Hi-Y I. II, III. IV; Track I: Basketball I. II. Ill; Baseball II. III. IV: Mathe- matics Contest II, III, IV: Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical League II. HI. IV; National Honor Society III, IV: Science Assistant II: Science Research Team II: Football I, II, III, IV: Model Republican Convention III.MITCHEL C. CHRISTY High School Choir I. II: Hand I: Hl-Y I. II. Ill: Football I. II. Seniors NANCY L. CAR RICK Orchestra I. II. III. IV: V-Teens II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I. II. ill. iv. Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV. ROBERT S. CHAMPION Golf II, III: Junior Classical Deague I. II. KATHLEEN MARIE CLANCY Dramatics Club Play IV: Dramatics Club Stage Crew IV; F.T.A. I. II. Ill, IV: Three one-act Plays Stage Crew II: Three one-act Play Cast I. Ill: National Thespian Society 1, II. III. IV: Orchestra I. II. III, IV; State Orchestra, Hand and Choir Contest I. II. IN. IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club 1. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. IV: Poetry Contest IV: Merit Award IV; Junior Classical Deague I. II. IN. IV National Honor Society III. P’: Art Assistant ill Junior Classical Deague Treasurer II. Consul IV. DICK COLEMAN Football I: Track I; Hask ct ball I: Art Assis- tant I, II. III. MICHAEL L. CONCUS JR. MAX E. CONVERSE Hand I. II. Ill, IV: Pep Band i. u. in. CYNTHIA COOK High School Choir II. HI. IV; Vocal Ensemble III. IV: Dramatics Club Play I. II: Three One-act Play Cast I: National Thespian Society I, II. Ill, IV. Treasurer III. President IV: District Ensemble Contest III. IV: Mode! Republican Convention III; Y-Teens II. III. IV. Treasurer III. Secretary IV; Student Council II; Girls' Athletic Club I. II. Ill: Pep Club I. II. HI. IV; Junior Classical league I. II. III. IV: National Honor Society HI. IV; National Merit Detter of Commendation IV; Thespian Musical TV. Seniors REX ALLEN COX Boys’ Glee Club I: Band 1. II. III. IV; Orchestra IT. III. IV; District .Solo Contest I. II, I'll: District Ensemble Contest I; State Ensemble Contest II: Hi-Y I. II. III. IV; Track I: Mathematics Contest III, IV ; Pep Band I. II. III. IV Poetry Contest IV: Science Research Team II; l’n'ted Nations History Test II: Operation Brain Power I, II. CELESTINE MARIE CUNEO Hornet Staff IV; Y-Teens I: Pep Club I: Home Ec Assistant 1V; Junior Classical league I: Home Ec Style Show II. III. IV. PENNY LYNN DAVIS Y-Teens II. Ill: Pep Club I: Physical Ed. Assistant II. Ill: Art Assistant I: Home E Style Show I. II, III. IV. CLAUDIA ANN DAVIS Girls’ Glee Club I: Three one-act Plays Stage Crew I, II: Band I, II. Ill; Orchestra II. Ill; District Solo Contest I. II State Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I. D: V-Teens IT. Ill, IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. Ill: Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV Junior Classical League I. II. HI. IV; State Band Contest I. II. Ill: State Orchestra il. Ill: Science Fair I Model Republican Contention III. TIMOTHY GERALD DELLER Boys’ Glee Club I; Bund I: District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I: Hoosier Boys’ State III: Hi-Y I. II. III. IV; Track I. II. Ill: Basketball I. II: Student Council IV: Essay Contest IV: Wrestling III. IV: Football I. II. Ill: Podunk Pep Club II: Basketball Intramurals III: Operation Brain Power I. IT. VIOLA WANEICE DEMOREST High School Choir II. III. IV: Key Staff IV; National Thespian Society III: Poetry Contest I: School Nurse Assistant IV. RODNEY FLOYDE DENT Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV; HI-Y I. II. III. IV: Golf I. II. III. IV: Football II. III. IV. JANE MARIE DEMING Y-Teens II. Ill, IV; Girls’ Athletic Club I: Pen Club I. II: Art Assistant III: Home Ec Stvle Shew II. III. IV. Attended VH.S. First Semester of IV’.Seniors JAMES C. DUGUID Junior Play Stage Crew III: High School Choir I. II. III. IV: Bovs’ Glee Club I; Hi-Y I. II. III. IV: Podunk Pep Club I. II. Art Assistant IV; Football I. IT. WILLIAM ROBERT DOCTOR Hornet Staff III: Key Staff IV. Football I. II; Basketball Manager I: Student Council IT: Porl- unk Pep Club I. II. JO ANN DUGUID High School Choir II, III, IV; Hornet Staff IV; Key Staff IV; Thespian Society III, IV; Thespian Plays III: Y-Teen II. Ill, IV; Pep Club III; G.A.A. I, II. Ill; Poetry Contest I; Vocal Solo Contest I, IT. ITT: District Solo Contest III. IV. THOMAS D. FRANZE Podunk Pep Club I, II. REBECCA ALICE GRAMLING High School Choir HI. IV: F.T.A. I. IT. 111. TV; Band I, II, IV: Orchestra I: District Ensemble Contest I. II: State Ensemble Contest I; Pep Band I, II: Y-Teens III. IV: Junior Classical Deague I. IT, III. ALANA R. FRENCH Key Staff IV; Y-Teens II. Ill, IV: Pep Club T. II; Physical Ed. Assistant I, II: Library Assistant III. LINDA S. GIBBENY High School Choir HI. IV: Girls’ Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus I: Y-Teens II, III, TV: Home Ee Assistant II. Ill, IV: Home Ec. Style Show I. IT. HOLLY ANN GOLDEN F.H.A. II: Girls’ Athletic Club I. Ill: Pep Club I: Art Awards I. II.IHBi Seniors GAYLE LOUISE GREENAMYER DON HALE High School c’hoir IT. Ill: Key Staff Photographer IV: Hornet Staff Photographer IV: Photo (Mill I. II. III. IV. BARBARA JEAN H ANSELM AN High School Choir II, III. IV: Girls’ Glee Club I: F.T.A. II, III. IV: Secretary IV: Three one-act Play Cast II: National Thespian Society II. Ill, IV: Band I. II, III, IV: Orchestra IT. Ill, IV: District Solo Contest I, II. Ill, IV’: District Ensemble Contest I. II. III. IV: State Ensemble Contest I, TT. Ill, IV: Band Contest I. II. III. IV: Choir Contest II. Ill, IV’: Orchestra Contest II, III, IV’: l-II Purdue Round-up: Y-Teens II, III. IV’: Track Relays Queen’s Court: Girls’ Basketball III IV: Girls Athletic Club I. II. HI. IV: Treasurer II. President III: Pep Club I, II. III. IV. Vice President I. II: Y-Teen Summer Conference II; Junior Classical Deague I, II. III. IV’: National Honor Society III, IV; Thespian Musical IV. MICHELLE JO HALL High School Choir II. III. IV: Girls’ Glee Club I; F.T.A. I. II. HI. IV. Secretary III. IV: Three one- act Plays Cast I. II. Ill: National Thespian Society II. HI. IV: Band I. II. III. IV; Orchestra I. II, HI. IV; District Solo Contest II. HI. IV: State Solo Contest II. Ill, IV; District Ensemble Contest I. II, 111. IV: State Ensemble Contest II. III. IV: Hoosier Girls’ State III: Triple Trio I. II. III. IV: Girls’ Basketball IH. IV’: Psi Iota Xi Music Scholarship III: Y -Teens I. II. HI. IV: Vice President III. President TV: Girls’ Athletic Club I, II. HI. IV. Secretary III: Pep Club T. IT. Ill, TV. Secretary II, Vice President III: Poetry Contest IV: Essay Contest IV; Junior Classical League I. II. III. IV’: National Honor Society III. TV: Industrial Arts Assistant III, IV: School Nurse Assistant TV: Pep Band I: Thespian Musical IV. F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV Band I. II. Ill, IV': Orchestra II. III. IV; District Solo Contest I. II: State Solo Contest IF District Ensemble Contest III: Girls’ Athletic Club 1. II: Poetry Contest IV’: Junior Classical league I. II. III. ROGER HARNISHFEGER Baseball III: Mathe- matics Contest in, IV: Photo Club IV. TED V. HASSELMAN Podunk Pep Club I. CHARLES La GRANDE HEDGLIN Band I. II, III, IV’; District Ensemble Contest II. Football I. II. HI. IV: Wrestling III. IV: Pep Band III. IV’: Operation Brain Power I. II. GARY S. HOLLY Hornet Staff IV’: Pep Club II. Ill: Mixed Chorus III. Attended Melbourne High School. Melbourne. Florida II. III.LYNN KRISTINE HAYNES Dramatics Club Stage Crew IT. III. IV: Hornet Staff. Editor IV: Three one-act Play Cast IT. TIT: National Thespian Society II. TIT. TV: Band T. II. District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest 1. II: Hoosier Girls State III: Y-Teens IT. ITT. IV: Girls Athletic Club I. II. Ill; Pep Club T. II. III. TV. Junior Classical League I. TI. Ill, IV: National Merit Letter of Commendation IV; Ball State Assembly Delegate IV: B.O.V. Con- test I. II; Science Research Project II; Youth Council Representative T. TT. Secretary II: National Honor Society IV. SALLY JO HOFFMAN High School Choir II. III. IV: Girls’ Glee Club I: Vocal Triple Trio I. II. HI. IV: Dramatics Club Play II. Ill: F.T.A. I. II. III. IV', Vice President Til; Three one-act Plays Stage Crew II. Ill; Three one-act Play Cast II, III: National Thespian Society II. HI. IV’: Vice President IV. Band I. IT. Ill, IV: District Ensemble Contest 1. II. III. IV': State Ensemble Contest II. IV': Y-Teens II. III. IV': Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV: Mathematics Contest I. II. Ill: Pep Club I. TI. HI. IV: Poetry Contest IV’: Essay Contest IV’: Junior Clas- sical League I. II. III. IV National Honor Society III. IV; Secretary-Treasurer IV. Girls’ Basketball Team III, IV’: School Nurse Assistant IV Guidance Assistant IV Thespian Musical IV: All State Band TV. Seniors JOHNIE M. HENNINGER RICHARD D. HILTON Key Staff TV: Hi-Y III. IV Track I. II. III. IV; Wrestling III. IV'. THOMAS VERN HORNBACKER Class Vice-President IV’: Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV: Christmas Prom King III: Hi-Y I. II. Ill: Chaplain III: National Honor Society IV'. PATRICIA MARIE HOSACK F.T.A. II. HI. IV: Band I. II. HI. IV: District Solo Contest I. IT: District Ensemble Contest I; Y-Teens IT. TIT. IV’: Girls’ Athletic Club II. HI. IV’; Club De Kspanol IV’; Pep Club T. II. III. IV’; Junior Classical League T. II. III. IV: Youth Power Conference III. JAMES LEE IRELAND Dramatics Club Play IV: F.T.A. II, III. IV", Parliamentarian IV’: Club De Kspanol IV: Poetry Contest IV: Essay Con- test IV. Attended South Side High School. Fort VV'avne, Second Semester IV. BONNIE JO JACKSON High School Choir I. II; Y-Teens IV; Pep Club I. II: Essay Contest IV; Library Assistant II. III.Seniors BEVERLY J. JOHNSON V-Teens II; Pep Club I. II. III. EDWARD WILLIAM KARASF.K Hornet Staff III. KATHLEEN ELLEN KRANTZ High School Choir II, III, IV; Girls’ Glee Club I; Triple Trio I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV; Orchestra 1. II. Ill, IV; Distriet Solo Contest I. II, III; State Solo Contest II; District Ensemble Contest I. II. III. IV: State Bngembie Contest II: Y-Teens II. HI. IV; Girls’ Athletic Club I. Ill; Pep Club I. 11. HI. IV; Poetry Contest IV; Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical League I. II, III. IV’: State Orchestra and Choir Contest I. II. III. IV. SANDRA LEIGH LANCASTER Hornet Staff IV; Key Staff IV; Hand Jr. High: Girls’ Athletic Club I; Pep Club III, IV. SUSAN KAY KING Hornet Staff IV’: Hand I. II. Ill; District Ensemble Contest I. II. Ill: State Ensemble Contest I; Y-Teens II, III; Girls’ Athletic Club II. Ill: Club I)e Espanol III. Pep Club I. II. Ill Poetry Contest IV; Junior Classical League I. H- IN: Science Assistant III. KENTON L. LANDIS KEITH ARTHUR KOLB Junior Play Stage Crew III; Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV; Band I; Hoosier Boys State III: Hi-Y I. II. III. IV; Track I. II. III, IV’; Hasketball I. II. Ill: Essay Contest IV’: Junior Classical league I. II. I IT, TV. MARY ALICE KUCKUCK Y-Teens II. Ill, IV; Pep Club II; School Nurse Assistant IV: Home Ec Style Show I, II, III.GALE L. LINNEMEIER Band I: Hi-Y I. II. III. IV: Club De Espanol III: Pep Club I: Football I. II, HI. IV. WILLIAM R. LIPMAN (Mass Business Manager IV: High Sch ol Choir II. Ill, IV’: Boys’ »1 «•« Club 1: Dramatics Club Play IV: Key Staff IV: Band I. II. III, IV: Orchestra II. III. IV; District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble (’on-test I, II. III. IV: State Ensemble Contest II. III. IV: Basketball I. II Baseball II. HI. IV; Cross Country HI. IV Club De Espanol III, IV: Essay Contest IV: I bp Band I. HI. IV: Badminton Champion II Ping Pong Itun-ner-Up II. Seniors nancy light Key Staff IV; Band Jr. ;Bf?b: Junior Classical League II. HI. IV; 4-H Eight Years: Junior Lea-‘i»r I. ii m. iv. DALE G. LINNEMEIER High School Choir IV: Boys’ (ilee Club I. Band I. II. III. IV: Orchestra II: District Solo Contest I. II; District Ensemble Contest II: Pep Band I. II. III. IV; Football II. III. IV 11 i - Y II. III. IV; Industrial Arts Assistant IV: Wrestling III. TV. DORIS J. LOWER Hornet Staff IV; Y-Teens IV; Pep Club III, IV’; Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV. ROBERT W. MAINS Track I. II; Podunk Pep Club I. II. IV’; library Assistant II, III, IV. KERMIT EDWARD MANN High School Choir II. Ill, IV’: Vocal Quartet I: Vocal Trio III, IV: Band I. II. Ill, IV: Orchestra II. III. IV’: District Solo Contest I. II, III, IV: State Solo Contest I. II, III. IV; District Ensemble Contest I. II. Ill, IV’: State Ensemble Contest II. Ill, IV; Hoosier Boys’ State III: Pep Band I. II. HI. IV: Hi-Y II. III. IV: Track I: National Honor Society III. IV’: Music Assistant II. IV: Herman Band II. Ill: Psi Iota Xi Music Scholarship II: Thespian Musical IV; All State Orchestra IV’. DENNIS KAY MAUGHERMAN Hornet Staff IV’: Key Staff IV: Band I; Hi-Y II. HI. IV: Track I. II. III. IV’: Basketball I: Baseball III. IV: Football II. III. IV’: Gymnastics III, IV: State Gymnastics Meet III, IV.Seniors RON D. JAMES ALLEN MAUGHERMAN McCLISH Football I. II: Track I. II: Hornet Staff Assistant Editor IV. SUE ANN MAXTON Girls Choir I. II: F. T.A. I: Key Staff IV: Y-Teens II, III. IV; Girls' Athletic Club I. II: pep Flub I. II. III. IV; Library Assistant I. II: Home Ec Style Show I. 11, m, iv. JANET LOUISE McCUTCHAN Girls’ Glee Club I; Mixed Chorus II: Dramatics Club Play II. III. IV; Dramatics Club Stage Crew I. II. 11. IV: Three one-act Plays Stage Crew III: Three one-act Plays Cast II: National Honor Society III. IV; Band I. II, IIT. IV: District Ensemble Contest 1. II. Ill, IV: State Ensemble Contest I; State B.O.V. Contest I. II. Ill; Y-Teens II. III. IV; Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. Treasurer IV: Mathematics Contest III: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Y-Teens Summer Conference III: Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical League I. II, III. IV; National Honor Society III. IV: Model Republican Convention III. DENNIS W. McKOWN Hornet Staff TV: Key Staff IV; Football II. III. Wrestling III: Hi-Y II: Podunk Pep Club I, IT. BETH ANN MENDENHALL High School Choir IV: Dramatics Club stage Crew III; Key Staff IV; Y-Teens II. III. IV; Pep Club II: Home Ec. Assistant II, III; Essay Contest IV: Home Ec Style Show I. II. HI. Randall steve MEREDITH HI-Y I. II: Track I. II: 1 n.vsical Ed Assistant IV: gymnastics I, il MICHAEL G. MEYER Thespian Play Cast IV; High School choir II. HI. IV: Band I: Hi-Y I. 11. HI. IV: Track I; Basketball I. II: Wrestling III. IV. Football I. II. III. IV; Thespian Musical IV.ROGER L. MORSE Art Assistant I, II. BARBARA ANN MORSE Key Staff IV: Y-Teens II. HI. IV: Pep Club I. II: Home Ke Style Show I. II. III. Seniors PEGGY JO MILLER Y-Teens II, III, IV; Pep Club I. II Physical l M. Assistant I, II. Art Assistant III: School Nurse Assistant 1 V : Hornet Staff IV; Key Staff IV; Three one-act Plays Stage Crew II. III. National Thespian Society III. IV. Thespian Play Stage Crew IN’: Thespian Play Stage Crew III. PATTY SUE MILHOLLIN Hornet Staff IN’; Key Staff IV; Band I. II. in. IN'; District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest 1. Ill; State Knsemble Contest I: Girls Athletic Club II. HI: Pep Club I. II. IN’: Physical Ed. Assistant IN’; Junior Classical League I: School Nurse Assistant IV: Pep Band III, IV. DON MICHEL MOTT Hi-Y T; Track I. II; Basketball I; Football I. II: Podunk Pep Club I. II. WILLIAM FREDERICK MUNN (’lass Business Mgr. Ill; Hornet Staff IN’: Band I: I lousier Boys’ State III: HI-Y I. II. III. IV: Student Council IV. President IV; Poetry Contest IN': Junior Classical League II. Ill, IN’: National Honor Soc- iety III. IV: Science Assistant III. IV; Pnited Nation Test TI. CLYDE ARLY MYERS LEWIS L. MYERS Hornet Staff IN’: Key Staff IV; Hi-Y IF. III. IV; Essay Contest IV; Podunk Pep Club I. II.Seniors ERIC JON NELSON Hi-Y I, II. III. IV': Industrial Arts Assistant IV’; Football I. II. III. IV’. BRUCE E. NELSON Hand I HI-Y I. II. III. IV’; Industrial Arts Assistant IV. CHARLES LEWIS NEDELE Class President I High Srhool ’hoir II. III. IV: Boys’ Glee Club I; Dramatics Club Play IV: Hornet Staff IV: Business Manager IV; National Thespian Society IV: Band I; District Knsemble Contest I: Football I. II: Hi-Y II. III. IV; Secretary II. President III. IV; Track I: Basketball I. HI: Baseball III: Student Council I; Cross Country III: Christmas Prom King Candidate I Prom Kin ? IV: Gymnastics III: Thespian Musical IV. (ON WILLIAM NEDELE Class Secretary IV’: Class Treasurer IV : High School Choir II. III. IV: Boys’ Glee Club I; Hi-Y I. II. III. IV: Track I. II: Basketball I. II: Golf III; Poetry Contest IV: Foot- ball I. II; National Honor Society IV’. CAROL LOUISE NICHOLS High School Choir II. HI. IV; Girls Glee Club 1 Dramatics Club Play II. IV: Dramatics Club Stage Crew II. III. IV; F.T.A. I. II. 111. IV: Key Staff IV. Three one-act Plays Stage Crew II. Ill; National Thespian Society II. HI. IV; Band I. II. HI. IV; Orchestra 1. H. HI. IV: District Solo Contest I. II. HI IV; State Solo Contest I. II. HI. IV: District Kn- semble Contest I. II. III. IV: State Knsemble Contest I. II. III. IV: Hoosier Girls’ State 111; Y-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II; Junior Classical league I. II. HI. IV’: All-State Band HI. IV’: Vocal Knsemble I. II. III. IV: Pep Band I. III. IV: State Band Orchestra Vocal Contest I. II. III. IV’; National Honor Society IV'. SHEILA KAY NOLL Girls’ Glee Club I; Mixed Chorus I: Y-Teens II. III. IV: Pep Club I. 11: Home Re Assistant I: Library Assistant I: Home Kc Style Show I. II. III. IV’. (ANICE COLLEEN PARKS High School Choir II. HI, IV; Dramatics Club Stage Crew II. Ill: F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV: Classes Editor; Hand I. II. 111. IV: Orchestra I. II. HI. IV; District Solo Contest I: District Knsemble Contest I. II. Ill, IV’: State Knsemble Contest II. III. IV': Hoosier Girls’ State Alternate III: Y-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II: Pep Club I. III. IV; Kssav Contest IV: Junior Classical League 1. II. III. IV: State Band Orchestra and Choir Contest I. II. III. IV. LINDA R. NICHOLS Girls’ Glee Club I; Dramatics Club Play II; Dramatics Club Stage Crew II. Ill, IV; F.T.A. I. II. III. IV: Hornet Staff III; Key Staff IV’; Band I. II. III. IV; District Solo Contest I: District Knsemble Contest I. II. Ill: Y -Teens II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. Ill, TV’: Pep Band IV; Purdue Round-Up II.KARAN SUE PERKINS Pep Club II. Ill; Hornet Staff IV: Future Business Leaders of America I. II. Attended Central High Sehool, Fort Wayne I. II. III. JEFFREY W. PLANK Thespian Play Cast II. Ill IV; High School Choir 1. II. Ill, IV; Trio III. IV; Thespian Play Stage Crew I. II; Key Staff IV: Three one-act Play Cast III. National Thespian Society IV; Band I. II. III. IV; District Solo Contest I. II: District Knsemble Contest I. II. HI. IV: State Ensemble Contest III. IV: Hi-Y I. II. III. IV: Track I: Basketball I: Baseball II. III. IV: Cross Country III. IV: Music Assistant III: Thespian Musical IV. GAII. JEAN PENIX Dramatics Club Pl« ‘ 1 II. Ill: Dramatics Jub Stage Crew I. II. I H» ' ; FT. A. I. II. III. IV. ‘on-vent ion Delegate IH : Key Staff IV. Associate Editor. Three one-act Plays Stage (Yew I: Three one-act Play Cast II. Ill: National Thespian Society I. 11- HI. IV: Orchestra I: Cheerleader III, IN’: Hoosier Girls’ State III: Y-Teens II. III. IN’; Student Council IV: Girls’ Athletic Club III: Mathematics Contest I. II: I atin Contest I: Pep Club I. II: Physical Ed. Assistant II: Poetry Contest IV: Junior Ciasslcal league I. II. III. IN’. National Honor Society III. IV: Art Assistant II; Rotary Speech Contest IV. SANDRA KAY PRESLEY Y-Teens II. nr. iv: Pep Club I: Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV. Seniors LORENE MARIE PATTERSON High School Choir I. II: Hornet Staff IN’; Y. Teens IN’. Pep Club I. II. Attended North Central High School. Pioneer, Ohio, I. II. III. DIANNA LEE PETRE Girls’ Glee Club I: F.T.A. IV; Band I. II. Ill: District Ensemble Contest I. II; Y-Teens II. III. IV; Girls’ Athletic1 Club I, II. III. IV: Pep Club II. III. IN'. Physical Ed. Assistant III: Home Ec. Style Show I. DEWEY DEAN POWERS Boys’ Glee Club I: Key Staff IV: Band I; District Ensemble Contest I: State Ensemble Contest I; Hi-» I. II. III. Sergeant-at-arms i'll; Track 1: Basketball I, |i. HI. IN': Baseball II: Student Council III: Essay Contest IV; Junior Classical League I. II, IH. IN Captain of Football Team TV: N.E.I.C. III. IV. Seniors JUDITH DARLENE RANDOL Hornet Staff Ilf: Key Staff IV: V-Teens II. HI. IV; Pep Club I. II . Physical Ed. Assistant III, IV; Pome Ee. Style Show I. II, III. IV. PHYLLIS ANN QUIMBY I | ' 'Teens IV: Pep Club ' U HI. IV. DIANE MICHELE RALSTON NADINA SUE RENSCH High School Choir III. IV; F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV. Editor in Chief: Band I. II. III. IV District Solo Contest I. II. III. IV’: State Solo Contest I. II: State Ensemble Contest Accompanist I. II, III: Y-Teens II. Ill, IV: Girls Basketball III: Student Council I: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV’; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: National Honor Society HI. IV: Music Assistant IV: Psi Iota Xi Scholar- ship IV’: Girls' Glee Club I. II: Accompanist I. II. III. IV’. High School Choir II. III. IV: Girls' Glee Club I; F.T.A. I. II. HI. IV: Secretary III, Vice-President IV: Key Staff IV’. Lay-Out Editor: Band I. II. III. IV: Orchestra I. II. HI. IV-District Solo Contest I. II. Ill: tate Solo Contest I. II. Ill: District Ensemble Contest I. II. HI. IV: State Ensemble Contest I. II. III. IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV'. Treasurer IV: Junior Classical League I. I. HI: Triple Trio I. II. III. IV: Psi Iota XI Scholarship III. Psi Iota Xi Scholarship III: National Honor Society IV: All State Orchestra IV. ALEXANDER K. RISTOFF Class President I: Basketball I; Essay Contest IV’; Reporter for French Club I; Operation Brain Power II: Intramural Basketball III. IV. Attended Stryker High School. Stryker. Ohio. First Semester II. TERRY LEE ROBERTS , Hl-Y II, III; Basketball II. III. IV; Baseball IJ. Hi. IV’; Cross Country HI. IV. LAWRENCE BARRY ROWE Art Assistant II. MARILYN LOUISE ROWE Y-Teens II. Ill, IV: Student Council IV: Pep Club II: Key Staff IV: Girls’ Vocal Group I: Home Ec Style Show I. II, III, IV’. GLORIA L. SAPP Girls’ Glee Club I, II; Dramatics Club Play II: Dramatics Club Stage Crew. I. II: Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV Hand I. II. III. IV: District En- semble Contest I. II; Y-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II: Pep Club I. II. IV: Poetry Contest IV: Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical Deague I. II. III. IV: Thespian Musical IV. DON A. SHEETS LARRY G. SEEMAN Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV: Hi-Y I. II. III. KENNETH L. SHELTON Seniors ROBERT H. SCOTT Hornet Staff IV Key Staff IV; Hoosier Hoys State III Hi-Y II. III. IV. Community Service Chairman IV: Baseball III. IV; ? tudent Council III. Mathematics Contest II: Foot- ball 1. II. III. IV. SUZANNE KAY SANDERS Y-Teens III. IV’: Pep Club I. II. HI. IV. JUNE ANN SHEPHERD NINA KAY SHEPHERD Hi-Y I. II, Hi, iv; Podunk Pep Club I. II; Golf II. Ill, IV; Football Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV: Orchestra I: Y-Teens II. III. IV’: Girls’ Athletic Club I; Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV: Physical Ed. Assistant III. IV: Library Assistant III. TV: Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV. Hornet Staff IV: Key Staff IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV; Girls’ Athletic Club I; Pep Club I: Physical Ed Assistant III: Library Assistant IV.Seniors BEVERLEY ANN SHIRE Y-Teens T. II: Pep Club I. II Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. RODNEY LYNN SIDERS Hornet Staff III; Hi-V I. II. III. IV; Track I: Basketball I; Junior Clas-sical League I. II. III. IV: Program Chairman: Wrestling III. DEBORAH ANN SPANGLE Class Vice-President I; Girls' Glee Club I. II: Dramatics Club Play I; F.T.A. IV: Key Staff IV: National Thespian Society II. Ill, IV; Hand I. II. III. IV: Orchestra IV: District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I. II. Ill, IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV: Y-Teen Cabinet III. IV: Girls Has ket ball II. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV. Secretary II. Vice President III; Pep Club I. II. HI. IV: President IV: Y-Teen Summer Conference II. III. JUDITH ANN STEVENS F.T.A. I. II. HI. IV; Dramatics Club Stage Crew I, II. Ill; National Thespian Society II. Ill, IV: Band I. II, III, IV; District Ensemble Contest I; Floosier Girls’ State III; Y-Teens I, II. Ill, IV: Scrapbook IV; Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV; Treasurer IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Junior Classical League II. Ill, IV; Treasurer III: Girls’ Basketball HI. IV: 4-H I. II. III. IV. President II. III. Photography Club II: National Honor Society IV. DENNIS EUGENE SPALLINGER F.F.A. I. II, III. Ser-gent-at-Arms: Junior Play Cast III: Boys’ Glee Club T. II. IIIj District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I. II; State Ensemble Contest I. II: Football I. Attended Lafayette Jackson High School. Lafayette Indiana I. II. III. JAMES WIGHT STIRLING Attended Elmira Free Academy. Elmira. New York, I. II, III: Rotary Speech Contest IV. STEPHEN FRANK STROCK High School Choir IV. F.T.A. IV: Hand I: Dist- rict Solo Contest II: State Solo Contest IT. TIT: Football I. IF. Ill, IV: Hi-Y II. III. IV: Baseball II. HI. IV; Club De Espanol IV. MICHAEL S. SUNDAY Library Assistant II: Podunk Pep Club I. II; Projectionist I, II.TERRY L. SWAGER Podunk Pep Club I, II. SUSAN SWAGER Key Staff IV: Band I; V-Teens I. II. Ill: Pep Club I. II. Home Kc Style Show I. II. Ill, IV. Seniors TRACY L. STROH Wrestling I. II: Industrial Arts Assistant I. MARGARET ANN SUTTON F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Treasurer IV. Key Staff IN’. Chairman of Organizations Committee; Band I: District Ensemble Contest I: Y-Teens II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. IV: Home Ec Assistant IN': Begional Science Fair I. LESLIE WAYNE TANER Hornet Staff IV: Club De Kspanol IN': Junior Classical U-agrue I. II. Ill, IV: Football III. DENNY TANNER JIM THOMPSON Band 1: Hi-Y I. II. Ill: Physical Ed. Assistant IV: Gymnastics III, IV. SARA DIANE THOMAS Y-Teens HI. IV: Cheerleader I. Attended Fremont Boss High School. Fremont. Ohio, I, First Semester II.Seniors fACK E. TRITCH PAMELA VAN METER Class President II: Class Vice-President III: F.T.A. I. II, HI. IV: Hand I. II. ITT. IV. Twirler I. Drum Major II. Ill, IV: 4-H I. II. HI. IV: Y-Teens II. III. IV. Chaplain III. IV: Girls' Athletic Club I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Poetry Contest TV. Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical League I. TI. III. IV: Attended Smith Wal-hridge Drum Major School. LINDA KAY VAN AMAN Dramatics Club Play I: Dramatics Club Stage Crew I. II: F.T.A. I. II. III. IV; Key Staff IV. Business Manager IV: Hand I. II. Ill, IV; Orchestra I. II. III. IV; District Solo Contest I. IT. Ill, IV: State Solo Contest I. Ill, IV: District Ensemble Contest I. II. III. IV; State Ensemble Contest I. II. ITT, IV: Hoosier Girls' State IV: State Hand. Orchestra and Choir Contest: Y-Teens II. ID. IV: Student Council I. Ill: Girls' Athletic Club I. II. Ill, IV: Mathematics Contest IT. Ill: Latin Contest I: Pep Club I: Essay Contest IV: Merit Award IV; Junior Classical league I. II. HI. IV: National Honor Society III. IV; Psl Iota Xi Music Scholarship IV: N.S.F. Summer Science Training Program IV: Science Research Project II; Class Valedictorian. DIANA LYNN TRITCH Dramatics Club Stage Crew I. II: F.T.A. II. IT I. IV: Hornet Staff III: Key Staff IV. National Thespian Society I, II. Ill: Y-Teens TI. III. IV: Latin Contest I: Home Kc As- sistant IV: Poetry Contest IV: Essay Contest IV: Library Assistant II: School Nurse Assistant IV: Study Hall Assistant III: Freshman Vocal Group I: 4-H Assistant TV: Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV. AUL ANTHONY IERLING F.T.A. IV; Hi-Y HI: ‘hysical Ed Assistant III: "ootball III. DEANNA SUE WAITE High School Choir I, II. HI. IV: Vocal Triple Trio: Hornet Staff IV: Band I. II. Ill: District Solo Contest I: District Ensemble Contest I, II, III: State Ensemble Contest I. IT: Y-Teens II. HI. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I: Pep Club; Home Ec Style Show I. IT. III. IV. REGINALD WARREN DIANNA LEE WARSTLER Key Staff IV; Y-Teens II. III. IV; Girls' Basketball I; Pep Club I. II. Ill: Girls' Athletic Club I. II: Physical Ed Assistant I, II. III. IV: Library As- sistant IV: Home Ec Style Show I. II. III. IV.VICTORIA JANE WILLIS 'lass Secretary-Treasurer II: High School Choir II. HI. IV: Girls Glee 'lub I: Triple Trio I. II. III, IV: Dramatics Club Play II. Ill: Dramatics Club Stage Crew I, II. Ill: F.T.A. I. II. III. IV: Treasurer III. President IV. Hornet Staff III. Editor; Three one-act Plays Stage Crew III: Three one-act Play Cast II: National Thespian Society II, III, IV; Hand 1. II. III. IV. Orchestra I. II. Ill, IV: District Solo Contest I, II, HI. IV: State Solo Contest I. II. III. IV; District En- semble Contest I. II, III, IV: State Ensemble Contest I. II. HI. IV: State B.O.V. I. II. I IT. IV: District Science Fair 1: Pep Hand I: Science Research Team III: Model Political Convention 11T : Y-Teens II. HI. IV; Girls' Athletic Club I. II. IIT. IV: Uitin Contest I District ami State; Pep Club I. IT. III. IV: Secretary-Treasurer IV; Merit Award IN’; Junior Classical Deague I. II. HI. IV. National Honor Society III. IV: All-State Hand HI. IV; Psi Iota Xi Scholarship to Michigan State University Music Program I. II; Thespian Musical IN': Class Valedictorian: D.A.R. Good Citizen Award IV. JANE ANNE WILLIAMSON High School Choir IV: Girls’ Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus II F.T.A. I. II. III. IV: Hand I. II. Ill, IV: Orchestra II. III. District III: State Ensemble Contest II: Hoosier Girls’ State III; Y-Teens II. III. IV: Girls’ Athletic Club I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. IT. III. IV: Physical Ed As- sistant IV: Poetry Contest IV: Essay Contest IV: Junior Classical Deague III. IV: Girls’ Basketball Til. IV: Guidance Assis- tant III. Seniors GORDON WOLF Basketball Jr. High. ROBERT DANIEL WELLS Key Staff IV; Art Assistant II. Ill; Podunk Pep Club I. DENNIS WILLIAMS Coachmen Auto Club Secretary - Treasurer IV: Attended Odessa High School. Odessa. Texas I. II. III. First Semester IN'. DAVID L. YARIAN Class President III: Class Secretary I: Class Treasurer I; Boys’ Glee Club I; Key Staff IV; Hand I; Hi-Y I, II. Ill, IV, Vice President III. Chaplain II: Hi-Y Summer Conference II. Ill: Track I. TI. Ill: Basketball 1. II. III. IV: Mathematics Contest II. III, IV: Junior Classical Deague TTI: National Honor Society III. IV. President IN'; Science Research Team II; Football I. II. III. IV; Republican Model Convention III; X.S.F. Scholarship 111: Honorable Men- tion on NEIC All-Star Basketball Team. GAYLE F. WYATT Podunk Pep Club I, II. KEITH K. WYATT (’lass President IV: Football ID HI. IV: Basketball I: Baseball III. IV.Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Keith Wyatt VICE-PRESIDENT Tom Hornbacker SECRETARY-TREASURER Jon Nedele BUSINESS MANAGER ......Bill Lipmem COLORS Turquoise and White MOTTO ....... "In Ourselves Our Future Lies” FLOWER White Orchid SPONSOR Mr. Morin After High School People who have graduated Always return and say, "The best years of my life Were in my high school days.” But we, today, as seniors, Think they surely must be wrong, For it’s days like theirs, of freedom, For which we seem to long. However, when we graduate, I imagine we too, shall tell Of all our glorious high school days, That we enjoyed so well. —Pam Van MeterOfficers PRESIDENT Phil Meyers VICE-PRESIDENT Sfne Wheeler SECRETARY-TREASURER ]oan Dy crt BUSINESS MANAGERS Date Goodwin, Cheryl Fisher} Bruce Moody.. COLORS MOTTO FLOWER SPONSOR Red and White "We Will Find a Way or Make one” Red Rose Mr. Thowpson Juniors Top Row: Rita Adamsons, James Alcock, Ama Alleshouse, Mark Allion, SECOND ROW: Jim Anderson. Dennis Rarnes. Terry Sue Barnum, Mike Beard, Jim Berlien. Ronnie Bk-kel. Rosie Ix e Blanton, Larry Boiler. ,:D ROW; Bill Booth, Linda Boyer, Richard etty Ann Brooks, Barbara Brown. Lynn Budd. Boyer, Kay Brady, Dennis Brandt,TOP |{()W: Roger Call, Dianna Campbell, Nancy Campbell. Jenny Canaday, Betty Carrick, Kathy Chadwick, Nyal Ohiddister, Glenn Christen. SECOND ROW: Don Clark. Ron Clouse. Michael Coggeshall, Jerry Cope, Sandy Counterman, Rob Crain, Ted Crain, Don Crone. THIRD ROW: Steve Crooks, Dennis Croy, Gary Crum, Tony Culver, Peggy Day, Joan Dygert, Richard Fee. Steve Ferris. Juniors TOP ROW: Cheryl Fisher, Kathy Fisher, Resile Fisher, Alan Flegal. Beth Flegal, Robert Florentine, Doug Foglesong, Gregg Goodhew. SECOND ROW: Dave Goodwin, Brenda Goudy, Uirry Gray, Jon Green, Ruth Ann Green, Jim Iladdix, David Halderman. Terri Haley. THIRD ROW: Hindu Hancock, John Hart, Patricia Harter, Anne Hartman. Bob Hawthorne, Charles Heckathorn. Roxana Hedglin, Mike Hensel. TOP ROW: Cathie Herl, Dan .7. Hilo. John Hiller, Mary Jane Hint ., Dave Hoffman, Janet Holman. Su .y Holt' .man. Shirley Hoolihan. SECOND ROW: Dick Horny, Steve Hull. Marilyn Inman, Joyce Johnson. Robert Johnson. Diana Kay Jones. Robert Kaufman, Kathleen Kolb. THIRD ROW: Janet Kukutsis. Kathryn l.anman, Larry Lehman. Bobbie Jo I,elninKer, Ix nnie Li bey, Jack Linn, Carolyn Locke. Harold Locke. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Maier, Gary Mansberger, Ernest Mason, Greg: Mason, Phyllis Mason. Larry May. Marilyn McBride: Class Sponsor, Mr. Thompson. TOP ROW: John McConnell. Ronald McCormick, Joe Meek, Phil Meyers, Melinda Mick. Millicent Mick. Dick Miller. Susie Miller. SECOND ROW: Jean Mills, Randy Mills. Kay Minster, Bruce Moody, John Moor, Andy Moore, Hal Mullett, Connie Myers. THIRD ROW: Mary Newnam, Joan Nichols, Mary Nichols. Steve Norman, Norman Packer, Kathy Parsell, Jerry Pet re, Ted Pollard.TOP ROW: Rita Prior, Dennis Radabaugh, Dianna Randol, Sharon Randol. Carl Ransburg. Bill Rathburn. Dave Reamer, Mickey Resler. SKCOND ROW: Ardith Richmond. Barbara Riemke, Teresa Rigelman, Steve Rinehart. Philip Rutter, Jennifer Ryan, (Benda Sams, Mimi Scheming. THIRD ROW: .loAnn Schlosser, Ken Schortgen, Lois Sellgren, Frances Senger, Melvin Sheets. John Shoup, Stephanie Slanina, Phil Smathers. Juniors TOP ROW: Doug Smith, Steven Smith Mary Lou Sprinkle, Cathy Steiner. Steve Terry, Jan Thomas. Judy Thomas, Richie Thomas. SKCOND ROW: Marsha Tiffany. Jim Trltch, Yvonne Underwood, Hilda Vierllng, Judy Wall, Richard Warstler. Richard Wells, Steve Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Connie May Whipple. Dennis Whitlow. Nancy Wilder. Marleen Wise, Jimmy Wolf. Steve Woodworth. Jan Wunderlin. Mary Beth Zuber. Not Pictured: Canles Jones, Vickie Osborne.Class Officers PRESIDENT Rob Van Auken VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Wellman SECRETARY-TREASURER COLORS MOTTO FLOWER SPONSOR lattice Chard Mint Green and White "With a Better Today We Build a Better Tomorrow” White Orchid Mr. Bray ton Sophomores TOP ROW: J e Albright, Steven Alleshouse. Jeff Andrews, Jim Andrews, Dave Anspaugh, Glen Armey, Susan Austin, Roberta Barton. SECOND ROW: David Beard. Billy Biekel, Mike Blanton, Beverly Boyd, Chris Brown, Pat Bryan. William Bryan, Margaret Burger. THIRD ROW: Jack Burrell. Jon Carson. Tom Chaudoin, Janice Chard, Jane Chard, I.onnel Chiddister. Carol Chokey, Judith Clancy.: Danny ('lark. Terry Coggeshall. Kay Cole Jack Croxton, Diana ('unco. ope, Terry Jo Cotner, SECOND DOW: Dennis DeMara, Charles Easterday, Charlotte Fnsterdav Phvllis Stephen Kiev, Jim Elliott, Mike Erwin, Nancy Field. THIRD ROW: Ore Fifer. Lee Fisher, Cheryl Fl« gal, Stephen French Susan Fulton, ita Oood. Elsie (Jordon, Kick Gowthrop. Sophomores TOP ROW: Roger Green, Paul Grieser, Bill Guthier, Brad Hale, Karen Hamm, John Hammel, Marlene Hart, Don Harter. SECOND ROW: Lynn Hilton. Jim Hornbacker, Don Hosack, Bruce Householder. Jerry Hubart, Roger Hubart, Helene Hubler, Christine Hull. THIRD ROW: Steve Ickes. Connie Jackson. Marlene Johnson, Gene Julian, Jim Kaufman, Ronald Kelly, Earline Kirchen, Cindy Landis.TOP ROW: Mike Liechty, Linda Linn, Kit LonK, Beverly Maier, Phyllis Mann, Steve Mason, Alan Maugherman, Mitehell McConnell. SECOND ROW: Kay McFadden. Mary Mesta, Cheryl Meyers, Ann Moore, Bob Moore, Carolee Moore, Debbie Molenz, Jan Morley. THIRD ROW: Judy Mortorff. Dick Moser, Mike Myers, Romla Nichols, William Nix. Jack Ormiston, Kevin Parrish, Jim Penick. Sophomores TOP ROW: Dennis Petre, Steve Pingrr.v, James Pollard. Joe Potts. Dennis Putman, Cheryl Ralston, Danny Reese. Richard Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Robert Reynolds, Donna Richards, Rebecca Richmond, Paul Rinehart, Gil Rogers, Richard Romine, Jim Sandidge, Kathy Sanxter. THIRD ROW: Karen Schindler, Randy Sheets. George Shepherd, Ginny Shoup, Margie Smith, Glenn Snidle, Jean Stevens, Lewis D. Straw..TOP ROW: Binda Sunday. Bob Tarpley, Binda Teegardin, Binda Thobe, Bonnie Triteh, Kim Tubergen, Bob Van Auken, Jean Van Aman. SBCOND ROW: Vikki Velkoff, Binda Vogtman, Verna Waite, Bill Wellman, Jean Wells. Tom Wenzel, Ronald West, Binda Whitlow. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Wild, Connie Willig. Barbara Wilson, Patty Wyatt, Ricky Varian, Nancy Zabsl, Binda Zimmer: Class Sponsor. Mr. Brayton. NOT PICTURED: Paul Harmon. Angola High School In WinterClass Officers PRESIDENT Dennis Rausch VICE PRESIDENT Tom Wyatt SCERETARY-TRF.ASURF.R Mary Ann King COLORS Dine an,I While MOTTO "Today We follow; Tomorrow Wc Lead" FLOWER White Orchid SPONSOR Mr. Barkdull Freshmen TOP ROW: j|m Abb u SKCON’l) ROW: Liz Andrews, Cindy Steve Allen, 1VKKV Alleshouse. Patricia Ballard, David Barlett, Connie liarnum. AI wood, J hn Anderson. TUI HI.) HOW: Rex Bartlett, Ronald Bartlett, Howard Beekman. Jean Beekman, Tony Biekel, Clayton Blanchard, Bobby Boyle. Steve Brubaker.TOP ROW: Richard Bruner. Oarv Butz. Mike Cable, Richard Call. Robert Chapman, Linda Clancy. Darlene Cox. Sylvia Crone. SECOND ROW: Joe Crossley, Darrell Curtis, Mary Del»ng. Donald Demorest, Garland Derbyshire, David Dills, Mary Donnelly. Jerry Duguid. THIRD ROW: Stan Dunevant, Ellen Eberhardt. Daniel Elworthy, Mike Emerick. Edward Edwin. Linda Everett. Dick Faught. Carol Ferris. Freshmen TOP ROW: Dian Flegal, Gil. Leslie Gowthrop, Harry Debbie Foglesong, Michelle Frunze. Martha Fulton. Green wait. Ralph Hall. Marlin SECOND ROW: Ryan Harnlshfeger, John Hartman. Rev Tom Hasselman, Shann Hefty, Brad Hill, Bob Hoffman. Hartman, Roger Harvey. THIRD ROW: Sheila Hoffman. Theresa Howard. Johnson. Karen Jones, Michael Julian, Rex Kelly. Howard Hubler. Mike Hull, StevenTOP HOW: Dorsey Ketzenberger, Rosa lee Kilburn, Mary King. Joe Kirchen, Gay Knecht, Jeannine Landis, Dianne Unman, Alice Lawson. SECOND KOW: Donna Locke. Roger Mann, Wendy McBride, Mike McClelland, John McFadden, Brian Mead, Erik Mel 1 by, Vicki Meredith. THIRD ROW: Judy Miller, Stan Monroe, Cynthia Morenz, Keith Mortorff. Tom Mott, Bonnie Munn, Philip Murden, Keith Myers. Freshmen TOP ROW: I arry Myers. Nancy Neuenschwander. Neil Nix. Marsha Orewiler, Mary Ann Orloskv, Jim Parsell, Brent Pastor, William Penick. SECOND ROW: Greg Persons. Howard Petre, Milton Petre, Lisa Phelan, Larry Pike, Eddie Radabaugh, Dennis Rausch. Hugh Reamer. THIRD ROW: Dan Reese, Shirley Reichard. Diana Richmond, Linda Rinehart. Randy Ritter, Joyce Rockwell. Michael Romine, Mike Rose.WM TOP ROW: Rita Rowe, Paul Rutter, Anne Ryan, I aura Sailor, Danna Sanders, Geraldine Sanders. Greg Sassman. Larry Sauter. SECOND ROW: Larry Schieber, Jerry Schlosser, Greg Sharrow, Jim Shire, Charles Shiveley, Linda Shumaker, Dale Smathers, Linda Smith. THIRD ROW: Deborah Somerville, Shirley Stoker, Kay Stowe, Tom Strawser, Michael Thomas, Wendy Tressler, Stephen Tritch, Sheila Underwood. Freshmen TOP ROW: Gloria Waggoner. Linda Walsh, Darrel Walter, Williams, June Williamson, Mike Wisner, Don Wolf. Ronald Warstler, Shirley SECOND ROW: Larry Wyatt, Charolen Zeigler, Michael Robert Bird, Robert Budd, Gary Spallinger: Class Sponsor. Mr. Zeigler, Michael Barkdull. Zuber, NOT PICTURED: James Sandidge, Karen Schindler.Classes General Business is being taught this year By a new teacher named Mrs. Greer. World History is a class and a half, Now that Mr. Sirk is on the staff. Here is a class in English IV; , Seniors’ heads hold more and more. In business law the students study with zest; Mr. Barkdull is about to administer a test.Classes Mrs. Chakey teaches English Ht, A shining group of seniors to be. Mrs. Owens is smiling it’s true. But her English students know term papers are due. Mr. Immel’s class looks smart; Everyone should study art. Mr. Brayton in English II Tells his sophomores what to do. Classes Mr. Nichols waves his faithful baton, And the band plays cheerily on. Mr. Kelley is a history fan; Every student work as hard as he can. While Mr. Prosser plans a fiesta, His estudiantes would rather have a siesta. "Take care of the test tubes,” Mr. Arney might say, As general science gets under way.Classes English is Mr. Avery’s specialty, And the Juniors love it, it’s plain to see. Figures the students all know, Under the direction of Mrs. Manalio. Latin lives today at A. H. S. Mr. Thompson puts it to the test.Classes Mr. Atkins will tell you it’s true. Algebra II’s not easy to do. Senior Math is headed by Mr. Cable, And all his students are eager and able. Mr. Dygert knows his stuff; Household physics is quite rough. Mrs. Trennepohl in her class of homemaking. Teaches the finest of sewing and baking.Classes Metal shop with Mr. Etzler is really great they say; With his boys he makes much progress each day. Do their talents never cease? Each boy’s knowledge is bound to increase. From kitchen cabinets to a cedar chest. In wood shop Mr. Schlosser knows best. Two industrious senior boys, Investigating that mysterious noise.Classes Miss Iddings in typing IA Enlightens her students in many a way. Mrs. Conrow knows her English, without doubt; It appears that these freshmen are finding this out. Special instruments can be fun; They study them all, one by one. Mr. Montgomery is showing them how To finish an experiment here and now.Classes In French we say, "Parlezvous francias” While Mrs. Owens says, "Sil vous plait.” These boys would have to get up pretty early To get through mech. drawing without Mr. Wearly. Though no classes are held in study hall, Mr. Brayton might say, it’s the best place of all.Physical Education Classes Tlic first three pictures show the sophomore girls’ physical education classes in action. First we see Cheryl Myers and Michelle Franze on the balance beam. Jump high, Linda! Here, Linda Zimmer is practicing on the trampoline. Kay Cole, Judy Mortorff, and Beverly Boyd arc demonstrating a stunt on the side horse. The fourth group is the eighth grade boys’ physicial education classes taught by Mr. Nesbitt. Randy Meredith is an assistant.Summer Driver Training Classes Angola was the first school in the state to start a driver education program in 1947. Since 1957 this class has been given only during the summer months. Students receive thirty-two hours of class room instruction and twenty-six hours in a car, six of which are behind the wheel. The instructors last summer were Mr. Cable, Mr. Kelley, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Etzler, Mr. Morin, and Mr. Frymier. Familiar Entrance School Bus ArrivesStudent During the school year the teachers are assisted by students in their various classes. The students gain more experience and information in their chosen fields while helping. The first group helped Mr. Etzler in the metal shop department. Michelle worked in the office. The next picture shows assistants working on a project for woodshop. Helping Mr. Wcarly are his students in mechanical drawing. Below we see the film projector operators with Mrs. Houlton. Movies and slides would not be possible without them. They unpack films, sort them, and show them in the classrooms where they are scheduled. Hats off to all these students who willingly work in their chosen departments!Assistants Mr. Immel is aided by his art assistants. Much checking materials and clean up work must be done. Next we see the students who help in the music department, putting away music, hanging up choir robes, and doing several other jobs. The science department receives help from students pictured. The student librarians are receiving instruction from Mrs. Houlton, the faculty librarian. Mrs. Buse and Mrs. Trennepohl are shown talking things over with their homemaking assistants. Next are a number of girls who work in the girls’ physical education department. Lois Sellgren and Sally Hoffman are pictured with Mrs. Mortorff while they assist her with the work in the guidance department. The school nurse, Mrs. Long, is aided in her work by the group of girls pictured. They stay in the health room during their free time, aid in whatever way they can, and call Mrs. Long if she is needed.ACTIVITIES Page Seventy-sevenStaff Groups At Work The EDITOR-in-CH IEF Diane Ralston Sally Hoffman James Ireland Peg Millet-Jane Williamson ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jean Penix Jeff Plank Michelle Hall Terry Anderson Ron! Rae Pufahl Judy Stevens Lynn Tritch Linda Nichols LAYOUT EDITOR Xadina Rensch l,nnn French Waneice Demorest Gayle Greenamver Beth Mendenhall SENIOR PICTURES Nlta Burrell Peg Miller Judy Randol Jane Williamson CLASSES Janice Parks Sharon Brandeberry Nancy Light June Shepherd ORGANIZATIONS Peggy Sutton Carol Nichols Janet McCutchan FEATURES Barbara Morse Joyce Call Janet McCutchan DRAMATICS Michelle Hall Jean Penix Ron! Rae Pufahl Key SNAPSHOTS Debbie Spangle Joyce Call Judy Stevens Peggy Sutton Diana Warstler MUSIC Kathy Krantz Ron! Rae Pufahl ART Connie Bod ley Kathy Clancy Marilyn Rowe Danny Wells Pat Milhollln Vicki Willis TYPISTS Gloria Sapp Jane Williamson Sue Max ton BOYS’ SPORTS Dewey Powers Rod Dent Doug Hilton Tom Horn hacker Keith Kolb Bill Lipman Dennis Maugherman Bill Munn Alexander Ristoff Terry Roberts Dave Yarian PHOTOGRAPHY Don Hale Roger Harnishfeger BUSINESS STAFF Linda Van A man Terry Anderson Bill Doctor Bill Lipman Peg Millet-Sheila Noll Janice Parks Jeff Plank Marilyn Rowe Nina Shepherd Lewie Myers Sam Seeman Kenny SheltorThe Hornet The journalism classes went all out this year to make The Hornet the best ever. For the first time the school newspaper was professionally printed. Journalism students became involved in display, makeup, typography, and advertising, and the circulation was expanded as the publication was sold to the public as well as to students. Through determination and hard work on the part of the staff The Hornet was an agent to distribute news and opinions throughout the school and community and a source of pride for the staff, students, and faculty of A.H.S. THE STAFF Editors Lynn Haynes, Nita Burrell Associate Editors Jack Linn, Jim McClish Business Managers Sue Waite, Bob Scott, Chuck Nedele Boys’ Sports Keith Kolb, Bill Munn, Tom Hornbacker Dennis Maugherman, Rodney Dent Girls’ Sports Bobbie Leininger Exchange Editors Karan Perkins, Peg Miller James Ireland Society Editors Anne Hartman, Kathy Parse'll Feature Writers Diana Jones, Sharon Brandeberry, Lynn Budd, Doris Lower, Cele-stine Cuneo, Peggy Day, Barbara Riemke, Gary Holly, Rita Prior, Janet Kukutsis, Sandra Lancaster, Susan King, Lorie Patterson, June Shepherd, Nina Shepherd News Writers ............ Tom Hornbacker, Karan Perkins, Gregg Goodhew, Steve Strock, Bob Scott, Gloria Sapp, Pat Milhollin, Larry See-man, Lewis Myers, Leslie Taner, Dennis Mc-Kown. Editors Talk Things Over Editors And Business Manager The Hornet Is Out Hornet Is Being Sold Get Your Copy!National Honor Society SENIORS TOP ROW: Terry Anderson, Michelle Hall, Steve Cable, Linda Van Aman, Tom Hornhacker, Barbara Hanselman, Craig Benson. Diane Ralston, Billy Munn, Vicki Willis, Ker-mlt Mann. Jon Nedele. FRONT ROW: Judy Stevens, Kathy Clancy, Janet McCut-ohan, Carol Nichols, Jean Penix, Connie Bodley, Nadina Ren-sch. Lynn Haynes. JUNIORS TOP ROW: Steve Terry, Phil Smathers, Phil Rutter, Carl Ransburg. Bruce Moody, Phil Meyers, Jack Linn. Greg Mason, Mike Beard. FRONT ROW: Penny Mick, Kathy Parsell, Kathy Chadwick. Marilyn McBride, Joyce Johnson. Lindy Mick. Mimi Scheuring, Nancy Campbell. OFFICERS Mr. Fleming. Sponsor: Sally Hoffman, Dave Yarian, Cynthia Cook. Election to National Honor Society is an achievement of which every member can be proud. Fifteen percent of the graduating class are eligible for membership. Ten percent are elected in the junior year and five percent, the senior year. Members are elected from the upper third of the class ranked scholastically with a B average. They arc chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to the school. Members of the senior class elected in their junior year were: Steve Cable, Kathy Clancy, Cynthia Cook, Michelle Hall, Barbara Hanselman, Sally Hoffman, Kermit Mann, Janet McCutchan, Billy Munn, Jean Penix, Diane Ralston, Linda Van Aman, Vicki Willis, and Dave Yarian. The senior members named this year were: Terry Anderson, Craig Benson, Connie Bodley, Lynn Haynes, Tom Hornbacker, Jon Nedele, Carol Nichols, Nadina Rensch, Judy Stevens. The students elected from the junior class this year were: Mike Beard, Nancy Campbell, Kathryn Chadwick, Joyce Johnson, Jack Linn, Greg Mason, Marilyn McBride, Melinda Mick, Mellicent Mick, Bruce Moody, Phillip Myers, Kathryn Par-sell, Carl Ransburg, Phillip Rutter, Mimi Scheuring, Phil Smathers, Steve Terry. The local chapter was organized in 193 5 and the total membership is now 395. The officers of the organization elected before the close of last year were: Dave Yarian, president; Cynthia Cook, vice-president; and Sally Hoffman, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Fleming was the faculty adviser.Student Council The Student Council is designed to encourage better understanding and cooperation between the student body and faculty and to promote worthwhile activities to benefit the school. The major project of the council this year was a paperback book rack. Other projects were the sale of Hornet booster pins and travelogue tickets, and plans were made for a school bicycle rack. This was the first year that the president of Smiling Officers Student Council was chosen by an all-school election. The president had been chosen in previous years by the members of Student Council. Membership in the organization consists of four representatives of each high school grade and two representatives of each of the two junior high grades. This year’s members were Seniors — Jean Penix, Marilyn Rowe, Mel Babcock, Tim Deller; Juniors — Suzy Holtzman, Penny Mick, Bob Crain, Bill Rathburn; Sophomores — Anne Moore, Cheryl Ralston, John Hammel, Kim Tubergcn; Freshmen — Wendy McBride, Wendy Tressler, Ralph Hall, Hugh Reamer; Eighth Grade — Cheryl Somerlott, David Putman; Seventh Grade — Mary' Hammel, Jeff Ott. The officers this year were Billy Munn, Presi-sident; Tim Deller, Vice-President; and Penny Mick, Secretary-T reasurer. Mr. Arney was the faculty adviser for Student Council. Page Eighty-oticCabinet Members Talk Things Over Hi-Y The Angola Hi-Y Club, formed in 1921, is a member of both state and national organizations. The club has 92 members this year. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y activities throughout the year included parking cars at football games, putting on the Christmas Prom, "Wonderland by Night,” and picking up Christmas trees for the annual "Burning of the Greens” sponsored by the Lutheran Church of Angola. Harry Kelley was the guest speaker at this year’s candlelight induction of new members, held in the Hendry Park Gym. Twenty-nine members joined the club this year. The programs at the regular meetings, held on alternate Wednesdays, were varied. Superintendent F. K. McCutchan talked to the club on schools of the future. A film, "Mechanized Death,” which dealt with traffic safety, was shown at one of the meetings. Mr. Morin addressed the club. Phil Smathers attended the fifth Indiana Youthpower Conference held March 4 and 5 at Hotel Severin in Indianapolis. The theme of the conference was "Food Come First,” with the objective of emphasizing to our young people the tremendous importance of proper nutrition, good eating habits, and an understanding from the farm to the table food story. He was one of a total of 101 young people who represented the 9 following youth organizations in the state: F.F.A., F.H.A., 4-H, Sun-Mr. Wearly and Phil shine Society, Camp Fire Girls, Hi-Y, and Rural Youth. Mr. Wearly was a chaperon. Phil Meyers, representing Indiana, attended the fifteenth national council of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota. The council met three days before the eleventh National Hi-Y Congress. The club participated in a newly formed national Youth and Government Program. Phil Meyers and Bill Munn are delegates representing the club. Phil was also chosen to run for governor in the pre-legislative session. The territory will include the northern third of the state of Indiana. Similar assemblies will be held in the two other thirds of the state with the eventual state-wide conference determining the winners in the various offices. Each club also will present to the legislative conference a proposed bill on some field such as transportation, public health and safety, or taxation and finance. This model legislation will be co-sponsored by the two voting delegates. The purpose of the Youth and Government Program is to provide young men and women with the opportunity to better understand the moral and political leadership required by our American democratic process. The officers this year are: Chuck Nedele, president; Phil Meyers, vice-president; Phil Smathers, secretary; Steve Terry, treasurer; Steve Wheeler, chaplain; and Carl Ransburg, sergeant-at-arms. John W. Wearly is the faculty sponsor. Mr. Wearly At The Mike Keith Addresses Meeting Pennies For Prom KingAT THE PROM Chuck Xedele anti Gail Franklin reigned as king and |Ueen of the Christmas Prom this year. The dance, sponsored by the Hi-Y Club, was a big success and greatly enjoyed by the many who attended. The king was elected by the members of the student body, each paying a penny a vote. The last picture shows the Hi-Y boys hard at work preparing for the Prom. Page Eighty-fourThe Cabinet Hears The President Y-Teens Y-Tecns is a world-wide organization of high school girls from sixty-five countries, which is affiliated with Y.W.C.A. The many social events held during the year include the formal initiation of new members, the cookie sale, the decoration of the school Christmas tree, installation of officers, the Senior Swing Out, and the Pa-Ma-Me Banquet. One of the outstanding events of the year was an impressive Christmas Candle Lighting Service attended by both Y-Tecn and Hi-Y members. The club also presented the school Thanksgiving program. During the summer two members, Debbie Spangle and Janet McCutchan, attended the Y-Teen Summer Conference. Representatives sent to the Winter Conference were Barbara Hanselman and Michelle Hall. Although Y-Teens enjoy many social events, they also are a group dedicated to helping others. Aiding the local service clubs in various projects, sending birthday and Christmas cards to the inmates of the county home, and helping needy children are a few of the numerous service projects. The officers for the 1964-6 5 school year were: Michelle Hall, president; Suzy Holtzman, vice-president; Cindy Cook, secretary; and Nadina Rensch, treasurer. The cabinet consisted of the elected officers and all committee chairmen—Barbara Hanselman and N ancy Wilder, program; Sally Hoffman, social; Janet McCutchan, publicity; Barbara Brown, finance; Pam Van Meter, chaplain; Diane Ralston, pianist; Joyce Johnson, song leader; and Kathy Chadwick, scrapbook. The faculty advisers were Miss lddings and Mrs. Houlton. Members of the adult council included Miss Shultz, Mrs. Buse, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Hanselman, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Spangle, Mrs. Swank, and Mrs. McCutchan. Initiation Candles LightedMike Beard, Mike Hcnscl And Don Hale Ready To Develop Pictures Photography Club The Photography Club is now in its fourth year as an organization in Angola High School. The purpose of the club is to provide boys and girls who are interested in photography an opportunity to learn more about it. Equipment which they have available includes a Bessler enlarger, paper, and chemicals, along with a complete set of photography encyclopedias. Also members of the photo club have at their disposal a 3 5-mm Pcntax camera and a 200 watt electronic flash outfit. Accessories for the near future include a sink for convenience and a fan for ventilation which arc both necessities for a complete darkroom. This year the main job of the photo club included taking pictures for the Key and the Hornet. Mr. Dygert is the faculty adviser. Club Members Enjoy Their WorkOfficers and Sponsor Plan Fiesta Spanish Club Una Noche En Un Jardin Espanol, a Spanish Fiesta, highlighted the activities of the Angola High School Spanish Club this year. Decorations carried out the theme of a Spanish garden. The party consisted of a supper with some Spanish dishes followed by dancing and various kinds of entertainment presented by club members. Approximately 125 students attended the fiesta as well as some faculty members. The fiesta was partially financed by the profits made from the sale of candy by club members earlier in the year. The 90 members of the club were mainly Spanish I and Spanish II students. They met twice a month having a business meeting during home room period and an evening meeting for entertainment and enlightenment. Mr. Hile, Spanish teacher at Ashley, showed a film and talked to club members about the trip to Mexico he and some of his students made last summer, at one entertainment meeting. At another, club members presented skits on careers. New officers were inducted at a formal ceremony early in the year. Each outgoing and incoming officer made a brief speech at that time. New members had to perform such feats as finding their ways blind folded through a maze of chairs when they were initiated at a later meeting. Officers this year were: Connie Bodley, president; Bob Crain, vice-president; Jean Stevens, secretary; and Carol Chokey, treasurer. Craig Benson was the fiesta chairman. Senor Jack Prosser was faculty adviser. Mr. Prosser Addresses Meeting Christmas Decorations Candy SaleAnne Alias Venus Selling Latin Paper Jean Junior Classical League It is the aim of the Junior Classical League to further an interest in the classics. Members gain an appreciation of the cultural aspects of ancient Greece and Rome and learn how many of these customs have influenced our lives today. The Angola chapter of Junior Classical League was organized in 195 3 and meets every even Tuesday of each month. Each spring, J. C. L. entertains its new mem- bers with a slave auction or Olympic supper. This school year the organization sponsored a money making project. Ball point pens in the school colors were sold by the members. Officers for this year were: Kathy Clancy and Dick Horny, consuls; Ginny Shoup, scribe; Judy Mortorff, questor; Jean Penix and Rod Siders, program chairmen; and David Yarian, song leader. Mr. Thompson is the club’s faculty adviser. Officers and SponsorPlans Arc Being Made Future Teachers of America Is teaching the profession for you? Members of the Future Teachers of America are given the opportunity to answer this question for themselves through actual teaching experience. They may explore their own abilities and interests related to the teaching profession, cultivating the qualities of personality, character, and leadership, which are essential in good teachers. Club members experience the pleasure of helping others. Attending state and area conferences, serving as guides at school open house, helping teachers grade papers, teaching classes, helping at the district contest, participating in panel discussions—these activities were enjoyed by club members during the year. Officers of the Future Teachers of America were: Vicki Willis, president; Nadina Rensch, vice-president; Barb Hansclman, secretary; Peggy Sutton, treasurer; James Ireland parliamentarian; Suzy Holtzman, historian. This year the club had sixty-seven members, who met on alternate Thursdays during activity period. Mrs. Gladys Kile was the F.T.A. faculty adviser. Members Assisted At Open HouseNational Thespian Society The Angola Chapter of the National Thespian Society was organized in 195 2. It replaced the former dramatics society known as Alpha Delta Chi. This society is an honorary organization established for the promotion and advancement of dramatic art in secondary schools. It is composed of students who have earned the required number of points for meritorious work in play production. "Junior Miss”, a three-act play, was the first prduction of the year. Also a successful production was "Miracle at Potters’ Farm.” The Thespians closed the year with their first musical production, "Sal.” During the year several Thespian members presented various skits and monologues for the programs of local service clubs. The Thespian officers were: President, Cindy Cook; vice-president, Sally Hoffman; secretary-treasurer, Debbie Spangle; sergeant-at-arms, Don Crone. The sponsors and directors were Mrs. Chokey and Mrs. Lavens. Studying Lines At Rehearsal66Junior Miss” "Junior Miss,” a successful Broadway comedy, was the Thespians’ first production this year. The plot concerns the transformation of a young tomboy into a lovely "junior miss.” Judy Graves, is the tomboy, who at the age of 13 not only has a roily polly companion, Tubby, and an amazing capacity for food, but also has a burning desire to grow up to the glamorous age of 16. This is accomplished in the course of the play. The cast included Elsie Gordon, Pat Bryan, Bob Hawthorne, Carol Nichols, Tony Culver, Chuck Nedele, Janet McCutchan, Kathy Clancy, Waneice Demorest, Steve Norman, Bill Lipman, Jeff Plank, Glenn Snidlc, Dick Fee, Don Hosack, Gil Rogers, Jim Ireland, Mike Meyer, and Kim Tub-ergen. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Chokey and Mrs. I.avens. Which one will it be? Judy shows them how it’s done. Lois and her many admirers. The make-up crew at work. .f+44t1 ii“Miracle at Potters’ Farm” For the first time this year the Thespians presented a play to the entire student body as an assembly program. The play, "Miracle at Potters’ Farm,” concerns the five orphaned Potter children who are desperately in need of equipment to make a go of their farm and keep the family together. It remains for Brucie, the youngest, to provide the innocent solution. Believing that a person gets what he prays for as long as it isn’t for himself, he prays for everything from chickens to tractors; and on his birthday the farm is deluged with such gifts from all around the world. The play was produced with unusual effects. The stage set itself was merely suggestive of the poor rundown farm house. Changes of scene were shown by blackouts rather than curtain closings. Motions were used to take the place of numerous stage properties. The cast consisted of Bill Lip-man, Bob VanAuken, Joan Nichols, Jack Croxton, Ton Chaudoin, Linda Clancy, Bobby Burch, Betty Carrick, Jan Morlcy, Doug Foglc-song, Nicky Nix, Dale Smathcrs, Richard Reynolds, Mike Meyer, Jim Hornbacker, Glenn Snidlc, Chuck Easterday, Steve Norman, and Dennis Putman. Mrs. Chokey and Mrs. Lavens were the directors. Brucie shows his "big catch.” The crew gathers for a chat. The Potters’ home.99 "Sal”, the first of its kind presented by the Thespians, was a hillbilly musical comedy in one act. The plot is centered around a "pistol-packin’ gal” named Sal Skinner. Sal, the sheriff of Goose Neck Creek, falls in love with an East-tern gentleman and is able to save the day by helping him find the trail to happiness. Musical numbers included: Overture-Instrumental group; Opening Chorus-Cal and Boys; "What Do 1 Need With You?” -Sal and Cal; "Win, Lose or Draw” - Cal; "Jest Serposin” - Corpus, Hank, Jim, Jessie, Bessie, Tessie; "Love Is A Itchy Feelin’” - Sal; "Scena” - Ensemble; "Reprise” -Sal; "The Lost Trail” - Sal and Rocky; Finale - Ensemble. The cast included: Sal Skinner, Michelle Hall, Cal King, Kermit Mann; Rocky Lawson, Jeff Plank; Corpus Christie, Chuck Nedele; Razorback Hank, Mark Allion; Quickfoot Jim, Dick Fee; Jessie Clayton, Sally Hoffman; Tessie Clayton, Carol Chokey; Bessie Clayton, Marilyn McBride; Mrs. Nettie Norris, Joyce Johnson; Myrtle Norris, Margie Burger; Tom Weston, Bob Hawthorne; Connie Weston, Vicki Willis; Bud Ricketts, Mike Meyers, Lightning Rod Sam, Bob Crain; Essie Clayton, Gloria Sapp. Cowboys — Gary Crum, Bill Lipman. Bus passengers — Nancy Wilder, Charles Eastcrday, Phil Rutter, Cindy Cook, Barbara Hanselman, Dick Horny and Susan Austin. Reggie Warren was the piano player. The director was Mrs. Chokey assisted by Mrs. Lavens. Cowboy and Cowgirl Chorus Bus PassengersTOP HOW: Nancy Wilder, Barbara Brown. Joyce Johnson. Janice Parks. Kathy Parsell, Steve Ferris, Phil Rutter, Craig Benson, Carl Hansburg. Dal«- Unnemeier, Jim Duguid, Don Mosack, Bill Bryan, Kim Tubergen. Sally Hoffman. Jane Williamson. Marilyn McBride. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Fisher. Frances Senger, Barb llanseiman. Vicki Willis, Michelle Hall, Don Hale, Phil Meyers, Jim Sandidge, Mike Meyer, Jeff Plank. Mike Hensel, Hick Yarian. Bill Hathburn. Waneice Demorest, Beth Mendi nhall, Phyllis Maun, Susan Fulton, Carol Nichols. High School Choir The Angola High School Choir was a very active group this year. Their first performance was at Fort Wayne for a general meeting of the Northeastern Indiana Teachers Association. The theme for their Christmas concert was "Christmas Everywhere.” The choir sang several of the songs from this concert at the Christmas assembly program for junior high and high school. They performed in March at the combined Band and Choir concert and again in May for their Spring concert. The Choir won first place in the State Band, Orchestra and Vocal Contest held in Angola April 3. This group was composed of 71 sophomores, juniors and seniors. The choir was directed by Miss Nancy Siebold, who made each concert a huge success through the use of her skill, imagination, and hard work. Miss Siebold Page Ninety-fourTHIRD ROW: Kathv Steiner, Ron! Rae Pufalil. I«inda Sunday. Joan Dygert. Chile Nedele. John Hammel, Bill Wellman. Bob Crain. Bill Lipman. Jon Nedele, Kermit Mann. Bob Hawthorne. Mark Allion. Terri Haley. Kathy Krantss. Glenda Sams. Jan Money. FRONT ROW: Linda Gibbeny. Kathy Fisher. Anne Hartman. Susan Austin. Steve Wheeler. Leslie Fisher. Dick Fee, Phil Smathers. Steve Strock. Glen Christen. Sir .. Holtzman. Sue Waite. Nadina Rensch. Margie Berger. Cindy Cook. ACCOMPANISTS: Diane Ralston. Jean Stevens. NOT PICTURED: Kay Brady. Becky Gramling. Senior Triple Trio Sue Waite, Carol Nichols, Nadina Rensch, Kathy Krantz, Sally Hoffman, Cindy Cook, Michelle Hall, Vicki Willis and Barbara Hanselman are the members of the Triple trio. The members of this group have been singing together, with two replacements, for four years. This year, the ensemble received a superior rating in both the district and state music contests. Diane Ralston accompanied the group all four years. Ready For The Contest FLUTES: Elsie Gordon, Barb Hanselman, Anne Hartman. Janet McCutchan, Penny Mirk, Cathy Steiner, Linda Van Aman, Vicki Willis. OBOE: Gayle Greenamyer, Elndy Mick. BASSOON: (Jinny Shoup. CI ARIXET: Joyce Call, Wanefce Demurest, Susie Fulton. Mary Jane Hint , Pat Milhollln, Jan Morley, Carol Nichols, Eitida Nichols, Kathy Parsell, Glenda Sams. Kathy Sanxter, Judy Stevens. Einda Sunday, Jean Wells, Marilyn Wild. AETO CEA BIX FT: Gloria Sapp. Debbie Spangle. BASS CEARINKT: Carol Choke.v, John Hiller, Sally Hoffman, Jane Williamson. AETO SAXOPHONE: Kathy Chadwick, Terri Corner, Brenda Goudy, Marilyn McBride, Janice Parks, Judi Wall. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Roberta Barton, Cheryl Ralston. Diane Ralston. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Pat Hosack, Concert Band The Angola High School Concert Band is composed of 90 sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The band presented three concerts this year. Because of the band’s ability to play a wide variety of music, their concerts appealed to everyone’s taste. Many of the members of the band entered the district music contest and several represented the band at the state music contest. The members received many high ratings. The Concert Band won first place in the State Band, Orchestra and Vocal Contest this year. The Concert Band is under the direction of Mr. Nichols. He works very hard with the band and also devotes much of his time to working individually with the band members. Mr. Nichols Page Ninety-sixSandidge. Steve Terry, Jean Van Aman. TROMBONE: Bill Bryan, Ted Crain. Jack Croxton. Kermit Mann. Joe Meek. Nadina Uensch. Doug Smith. Nancy Wilder. BARITONE: Mark Allion. Dave Goodwin, Michelle Hall. Kim Tubergen. TUBA: Glenn Christen, Max Converse, Charles Hedglin. Don Hosack. Phil Meyers. Dale Linnemeier. PERCUSSION: Jim Andrews. Rex Cox. Kathy Kolb, Carl Ransburg, Bill Wellman. Steve Woodworth. TRUMPET: Jeff Plank. Stephan! Slanina. BASS: Reggie Warren. CELLO: Roni Rae Pufahl. DIRECTOR: Mr. Nichols. Music Parents’ Club The Music Parents Club is an organization of the parents of the students who are in all of the music groups. The main purpose of the Music Parents Club is to support the music students in any way possible. This year the District Solo and Ensemble contest and the State Band, Orchestra and Vocal contest were held in Angola. The Music Parents helped to plan for the contests and they served food to the contestants. The officers for this year were Gerald Wall, president; Mrs. Ronald Pufahl, vice-president; Mrs. Wilson Shoup, secretary; and Laurence Call, treasurer. Senior Band Members STANDING: Dale Llnnemeier, Charles Hedglin, Rex Cox, Jeff Plank. Bill Lipman, Max Converse. BACK ROW: Carol Nichols, Waneice Demorest. Joyce Call, Linda Nichols. Pat Mil-hollin, Judy Stevens, Pam Van Meter. Becky Gramling. Pat Hosack, Michelle Hall. Diane Ralston, Janice Parks, Nadina Rensch, Kermit Mann. FRONT ROW: Vicki Willis. Linda Van Aman. Barb Hanselman. Janet McCutchan. Gloria Sapp, Debbie Spangle, Jane Williamson. Sally Hoffman, Gayle Greenamyer.ELITE: Dian Flegal, Gny Ann Knccht, W ndv McBride. June Williamson. OBOE: Wendy Tressler. CLARINET: Steve Allen, Peg Alleshouse, Connie Barn uni, Steve Bruner, Linda Cope, Mary Connelly, Eric Mellbv, Judy Miller. Namy Ncuenach wander, Anne Ryan. Pat Somerville. SAXOPHONE: Theresa Howard. Linda Vogtnian. CORNET: John Anderson, Marty Fulton, Mary Ann King. Jim Parsell, Dennis Rausch, Jim Sandidge. Varsity Band The Varsity Band, directed by Mr. Nichols, is composed of 42 members mostly from the freshman class. The Varsity Band serves as the training organization and helps the members prepare for the Concert Band as some of the members of this band will be chosen to fill the vacancies in the Concert Band next year. The band performed in two concerts this year. Several of the members entered the district music contest and received high ratings. The Varsity Band combined with the Eight Grade Band received an excellent rating in the State Band, Orchestra and Vocal Contest this year. A Happy Moment JUNIOR BOYS TRIO The members of the Junior Boys Trio are Bob Crain, Bob Hawthorne and Leslie Fisher. They have been singing togerher for one year.Dale SmatherH. HORN: Ellen Eberhardt. TROMBONE: Bob Chapman. John Hartman. John McFadden, Stan Monroe, Greg Sharrow. Mike Thomas. BARITONE: Jerry Duguld, Marv Ann Orlosky. TUBA: David Barlett. Mike McClelland. PERCUSSION: Darlene Cox. Jim Elliott. Steve French. Alice Lawson. Keith Myers. Greg Sassman. DIRECTOR: Mr. Nichols. Pep Band The Pep Band added spirit and excitement to all of the home games. Their music was greatly appreciated by all the fans. Mr. Nichols was the director of this group. At The Ligonier GameKIRST VIOLIN Kathy Claney. Kathy Krantz, Marilyn MrBrl.le. Naillnu Itenach. »,,i it!?l,ar(l»nii Sandv Sheffrr. SWOONP VIOLIN: Jackie Areaux. Ann Birchman. Kathy o.artw -k tCrHlvn V j»y e Inman. Karen Mote. Stephanie Slanlna Lynn Trltch. 'IoI Tu«l Cl'incv Sandra I)av, Carol Nichols, Zoe Ann Noll. Jean Wells. Hill W esten-havir CELLO oSnn'le Barnum, Nancy Carrick. OouB Heller. Jeff P..K..I.I, Debbie Good. Bon! Rae Pufahl. FU’TB: Penny Mick. Linda Van Aman. Vicki Willis. OBOK: Gayle Orchestra The Angola High School Orchestra had several new members this year. The grade school and junior high school string players were given the experience of playing with the orchestra. The orchestra presented a concert, played for the Tri-State Commencement, and provided music for one of the Thespian plays. Several of the members entered the district music contest and received high ratings. Roni Rae Pufahl, was the only A.H.S. string player, to represent the orchestra in the State Music contest. The Orchestra won a superior rating in the State Band, Orchestra and Vocal Contest on April 3rd. Good Entertainers Folk Trio The Folk Trio had a good time performing for many groups in the community. The members are Jeff Plank, Joyce Johnson and Kermit Mann. This group received an excellent rating at the district music contest this year.Crceiiumyer, Un.lv Mick. CI.ARINET: Ji.vce Call, Kathy Parsell. l-ln.la Sunday. BASSOON: (Jinny Sin.up. Al ro ei.AIJINET: Debbie Spa rule. AI I'O SAXOPHONE: Janice Parka IIOKN: Ellen Eberhai-dt. Mich.-llr Hull, Dennis Putman. Tltl'MPET: Bill Upman. Steve Terry. Jean Van Aman. TROMBONE: Uc.rue Oilhert. Kermit Mann. Nancy Wilder. PEIt(T'SSIoN: Bex Cox, Barbara llanselman. DIRECTOR: Mr. Nichols. All-State Orchestra The All-State Orchestra is a new group this year, and Angola is proud of the three A.H.S. orchestra members that were chosen to be a part of this organization. These members were Kermit Mann, Roni Rae Pufahl and Nadina Rensch. The group met at Indianapolis and presented a concert on March 21, the same time the All-State Band and All-State Chorus also appeared. Congratulations! Siring Festival Five music students — Roni Rae Pufahl, Nadina Rensch, Marilyn McBride, Connie Bar-num and Jean Wells — had the privilege of playing in a 150 piece orchestra at Manchester College, March 27, at the annual String Festival. Roni Rae, Nadina, and Marilyn were chosen to be in the select orchestra.We’re Proud of Them Chosen for All-State Band The Angola High School music department is especially proud of four of its band members. Sally Hoffman, Vicki Willis, Carol Nichols, and Phil Meyers were chosen for the All-State Band this year. This was the second year that Carol and Vicki were chosen. This band, which is composed of 108 members from all parts of the state, met at Indianapolis and presented a concert on March 21. Brass Quartet The Brass Quartet members— Bill Lipman, Jetf Plank, Kermit Mann, and Michelle Hall — have been playing together for two years. The quartet attended the District Contest both years. This year they received an excellent rating. Page One Hundred Two Ready For RehearsalSmiling Musicians Clarinet Quartet Carol Nichols, Kathy Parsell, Linda Sunday, and Jean Wells have been playing together for two years. The Clarinet Quartet received a superior rating at the district contest and entered the state contest both years. They received an excellent rating at the State. Ready To Perform Flute Trio Vicki Willis, Linda Van-Aman, and Barbara Hanselman have been playing together all through their junior high and high school years. The trio received a superior rating in both the district and state contests this year. Page One Hundred ThreeGirls’ Barbershop Quartet Joan Dygert, Suzy Holtzman, Marilyn McBride, and Nancy Wilder are the members of the Girls’ Barbershop Quartet. They received a superior rating at the district and the state music contests this year. Beauties on the Stairway Junior Boys’ Quartet The Junior Boys’ Quartet is composed of Phil Meyers, Carl Ransburg, Mark Allion and Bill Rathburn. This group received a superior rating at the district music contest. Page One I In nil red Four Strum Us A Tune, CarlMajorettes Our highstepping majorettes added color and pep to the Marching Band this year. Pat Milhollin and Pam Van Meter completed their third year as drum majors. The twirlers this year were Terri Haley, Mary Jane Hintz, Brenda Goudy, and Glenda Sams. They Lead Our Band Marching Band The Angola High School Marching Band, which consisted of 90 members, performed at most of the home football games. Their half-time shows were enjoyed by all the "Hornet” fans. The band also marched at the Auburn Street Fair. This group is under the direction of Mr. Nichols. Before the Auburn FairChoirs Present Christmas Concert The Triple Trio performed at the Christmas concert. They arc Sue Waite, Carol Nichols, Nadina Rcn-sch, Kathy Krantz, Sally Hoffman, Cindy Cook, Michelle Hall, Vicki Willi;, and Barbara Hanselman. The high school choir participated in several concerts throughout the year. Here they arc entertaining their audience at the concert, "C h r i s t m a s Everywhere.” The vocal classes took part in the concert also. For the Christmas concert a group of freshman girls demonstrated a foreign dance for the audience. The last picture shows the vocal classes ready for another number.Activities Throughout the Year This is a group of students who have been taking a Spanish test in the language laboratory. Mr. Prosser is the instructor. The physics students take a break from their study of radioactivity. They are grouped around a Geiger counter. Billy Munn, president of the student body, is conducting an important student council meeting. The student council has accomplished many worthwhile projects this year. The Y -T ecn Candle lighting service w;as held at Christmas time. Joyce Johnson is leading the group in Christmas hymns. Rev. Antic was the guest speaker. ill inSPORTS assess: iwI Steve Cable, Tackle Gale Linnemeier, Center Charles Hedglin, GuardRod Dent End Doug Hilton Halfback Dave Yarian Quarterback Randy Meredith Halfback Mike Meyf.r, Tackle Dale Linnemeif.r, Tackle Dewey Powers, End Keith Wyatt, Guard fV arsity The Hornet football team this year played the toughest schedule our school has had. They won two and lost seven. The Hornets started out the season against Concordia of Fort Wayne and battled to a 0-0 tie. In the next few contests the Hornets just could not keep going the whole game and as a result they were beaten. First they fell at the hands of Elmhurst 0-13, the Hornets losing the game in the second half. Next we played Auburn and looked good until the last few minutes of the first half in which Auburn scored twice, making the final tally 21-0. Then the Hornets played New Haven, which was probably the best team in our conference; New Haven won 3 3-0. Garrett was our next foe and in a hard fought contest they came out on top 13-0. Then we traveled to Bluffton where we finally broke our score jinks but a bit too late, Bluffton winning 34-7. Howe Military came to Angola with big ideas this year, but the Hornets came COACHES Leroy Cable, Varsity; Ned Sehlosser, Head Varsity. Phil Hull. Junior High. Jack Prosser, Bee Team: Harry Kelley, Bee Team: Joe Slrk. Junior His .Varsity TOP HOW: Hud Derbyshire. Mike Meyer. Hill IJryan, Kric Nelson. Steve Cable, Dale Linnenieier, Phil Meyers. SKCOND ROW: Larry May. Steve Wood-worth. Jim Herlien. Dave Yarian, Dewey Powers, Rt d Dent. Don Hosack. THIRD HOW: Mike Beard. Carl Hans-burK. Charles Hedtflin, Keith Wyatt, B b Scott, Hill Booth, Steve Strock. Doug Hilton. FRONT HOW: John Hammel. Hill Rath-burn. Steve Wheeler. Steve Crooks. Handy Meredith. Mark Allion. Dennis MauKherman. dale Linnemeier. Season up with their first victory of the year running over Howe by a 29-13 score. Next the Hornets took on their arch rival Kendallville here and hit the fired up Comets hard 20-7 for our second victory in a row. Heart break followed the next week as the Hornets took on highly rated Decatur. With the score tied 14-14 and the Hornets in possession of the ball, Decatur intercepted a pass with 7 seconds left and scored. The final tally was 21-14 in Decatur’s favor. ALL NE1AC HONORS Steve Cable was named on the first NE1AC team; Dewey Powers, second team; Dave Yarian, Bill Rathburn and Mike Beard, honorable mention. MANAGERS Keith Myers, BUI Goodwill, Gary Crum, Steve Beard, Keith Kolb.Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE Rushing ’C 4 « Z O Ave. Per Carr; s H Passing Y ardage No. of Reception TDS Total Yardage Rathburn 436 80 5.5 4 8 2 4.0 0 444 Powers 36 8 4.5 0 379 14 27.0 4 415 Yarian 294 92 3.2 0 47 5 9.4 0 341 Beard 197 47 4.2 1 30 6 5.0 0 227 Meredith 56 38 1.5 0 61 5 12.2 1 117 1544 t 5 c o Cl. O n a tc c O u c c c i U V PASSING o u n Q H w c Ransburg 51 22 313 2 7 Yarian 22 7 174 2 2 Rathburn 5 2 44 1 0 Powers 3 2 27 0 0 EXTRA POINTS: Powers 8 out 10 PUNTS: Rathburn 27 for 30.7 ave. SAFETY: Powers (Howe Military) t J ( ) 0 3 V ft E TACKLES O PS Z H n o S. Cable 80 14 9 D. Powers 52 18 9 D. Yarian 44 6 7 R. Meredith 42 9 8 M. Beard 37 6 7 K. Wyatt 32 8 9 D. Linnemeier 27 14 9 B. Bryan 20 6 9 Mike Beard Has The Ball arsity Line TOP ROW: Phil Meyers, Bill Booth, Hill Bryan. Don Hosack, Steve Crooks. Steve Wheeler. Darry May, Bud Derbyshire, John Hammel. FRONT ROW: Gale Linnemeier, Dewey Powers, Steve Cable, Dale Rinnemeler. Mike Meyer, Eric Nelson, Keith Wyatt, Bob Scott, Dennis Maugherman, Rod Dent. Charles Hedglin. Backfield akgqla ANGOLA ANGOLA ANGOLA KGOU MGOI AHG0U 22; ANGOLA Mike Beard. Bill Rnthburn. Doug Hilton, Carl Ransburg, Mark Allion, Steve Strock, Dave Yarian. Randy Meredith, Jim Berlien, Steve Woodworth. Page One Hundred SixteenBEE TEAM TOP ROW: Mike Meyers, Dick Fee, Dorsey Ketzenberger. Roger Mann, Stan Dune-vant, Doug Fogelsong, Roger liubart. Ir« g Sasstnan, Mike Wisner. SECOND ROW: Jerry liubart, Kirk Yarlan. Jack Ormiston, John Anderson. Jim Hornbacker, Don Harter, Dennis Rausch, John Hartman, I arry N vatt, Randy Ritter, THIRD ROW: David MaoFadden. Hill Outhier, Mike Zuber, Jim Shire. Rick Bruner, Mike ('able, Tom Mott, Jim Kaufman, Huey Reamer, Steve Brubaker. »ene Julian. FRONT ROW: Brad Hill. Dave Anspaugh. Bill Wellman. Mike Biechty. Tom Wenzel, Bob Van Auken, Nicky Nix, John Harte. Keith Myers. Bee Team Season Angola 13 Kcndallville 19 Angola 12 Kendallvillc 27 Angola 7 Garrett 13 Angola 0 Garrett 28 Angola 13 Eastsidc 6 Angola 7 Auburn 14 Action $8:1 mm arsitv w Players Steve Rinehart, junior Mel Babcock, Senior Dave Yarian, Senior John Hammel, Sophomore Bruce Moody, junior Carl Ransburg, junior Jim Berlien, Junior Don Hosack, Sophomore John Hiller, junior Bill Rathburn, junior Dennis Whitlow, Soplwmorc Dick Horny, junior ...... Forward Forward Guard Guard Center Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard -Forward MG oi S3TOP ROW: Coach Kelley. Mel Babcock. I iek Horny, Carl Kansburg, Bruce Moody. Steve Rhinehart, John Hiller. Don Hosack. FRONT ROW: John Hammel, Bill Rathhurn. Dave Yarlan, Jim Berlien. Dennis Whitlow. Season In Review With 5 wins against 15 losses, the Hornets closed their 1964-6 5 regular season. The first game was played at Churubusco and the Hornets were defeated 80-54. In their first home game Butler edged the Hornets 64-5 6. Angola then played five straight conference games with five good basketball teams and lost them all. The first three of these were away as the Hornets lost to Columbia City 85-45, Bluffton 66-48, and Elmhurst, 79-38. The other two were played at Angola. New Haven beat Angola 73-51 in the first one. Then Auburn's Terry Habig swished the net for 41 points as the Red Devils rolled over the Hornets 90-64. Our first victory came in the Holiday Tourney at Kendallville when Angola defeated Kendallvillc 6 5-56. In the championship game, Garrett, one of the best teams in the state clobbered the Hornets 75-31. In the tough schedule Angola was pitted against Garrett in the next regular season game. Garrett again defeated Angola 93-44 at Garrett. Then the Hornets gave Berne a good battle in a home game but lost 73-61. The next game was with a strong high-scoring Waterloo team at Waterloo. The Wildcats won it 99-51. Angola registered their second victory in a wild home game against highly-rated Ligonier by a score of 57-46. Next the Hornets lost a 79-65 game to a hot-shooting Decatur team at Decatur. The Hornets lost a thrilling 51-50 contest at home to Albion. It was evident that they were getting better. Next, the Hornets traveled to Huntcrtown and lost to a fine team 66-45. Angola then had a successful weekend in which they won two ball games at home. The Hornets rolled over Kendallville for the second time during the season by a score of 68-47. The next night, the Howe Military Cadets fell to Angola 70-54. In the game at Lakeland with their strong team the score was Lakeland 90, Angola 60. The Concordia Cadets fell before the Hornets 65-61 on the Angola hardwood as the season closed with a flourish. In the Sectional Tourney the Hornets bowed to Hamilton 63 to 45. Page One Hundred Twenty-twoVARSITY CHEERLEADERS This yea r’s varsity cheerleaders are Jean Penix, Anne Hartman, and Linda Van A man. They have done a terrific job in promoting school spirit. Their enthusiastic cheers have led the pep club and boosted the morale of the team. We would like to thank the varsity cheerleaders for a job well done. iVlrs. Grabill was their faculty adviser. Our Coaches The school has no group of individuals more dedicated to their work than the coaching staff. A coach must be willing to spend a great amount of time and effort in preparing for each contest, and his job is often a thankless one. We want these men to know that we as students sincerely appreciate their unselfish efforts for the boys and for the school. Harry Kelley - Head Varsity Basketball Coach. B-Team Football: J. Robert .Johnson -Athletic Director; Jack Prosser - B-Team Football, Junior High Basketball Intramural Play, Track: Russell Brayton - Golf: Phil Hull - Junior High Football; Charles Avery -Wrestling: Leroy Cable - B-Team Basketball, Assistant Varsity Football: Ned Schlosser -Head Varsitv Football Coach, Freshman Basketball: Carroll Nesbitt - Gymnastics. Track Joe Sirk - Junior High Basketball. Football: Charles Dvgert - Baseball. Cross Country.In the Dressing Room The dressing room is an important part of the game of basketball which the spectators never see. It is in the dressing room where great teams are made. In this enchanted place out of sight below the bleachers the coach instills into his players the feeling of determination that it takes to win. Each player has to be mentally ready for each game. . NEIC HONORS Dave Yarian and Steve Rinehart were named to the honorable mention list of the Northeastern Indiana Conference All-Star team this year. STUDENT MANAGERS Phil Myers Mike McClelland Tom Chaudoin Steve Allen Steve Crooks Larry May Roger Call Jack Croxton Duane Blanchard W resiling Freshman Basketball W resiling Cross Country . Baseball ......Basketball Basketball Basketball Freshman Basketball Bill Guthier, Kim Tubergen, Bob Van Auken, Don Hosack. Gary Crum, Coach Cable, Don Harter, Dick Horny, Dennis Whitlow. John llammel, Hick Gowthrop. Bee Team Season Xov. 20 Angola 18 Churubusco 46 Jan. 21 Angola 37 Albion 43 Nov. 2f Angola .... 28 Eastside 32 Feb. 1 Angola 40 Huntertown . 35 Nov. 28 Angola .... 33 Columbia City . 40 Feb. 5 Angola 24 Kendall vide 22 Dec. 1 Angola 37 Bluffton 41 Feb. 6 Angola 19 Howe 27 Dec. 1 1 Angola 39 Kim burst 60 Feb. 12 Angola .... .31 Lakeland 39 Dec. 18 Angola 31 New Haven 40 Feb. 19 Angola .... 36 Concordia 50 Dec. 23 Angola 36 Auburn 38 Jan. 23 Four-Way Tourney at Lakeland Jan. 8 Angola 11 Garrett 4 2 Angola 38 Kendall ville 36 Jan. 9 Angola 31 Berne 32 Angola 41 lakeland 61 Jan. 15 Angola 36 Waterloo 41 Jan. 16 Angola 43 Ligonier 20 The Bee Team won 5 games out of 20, and those Jan. 22 Angola 41 Decatur 45 5 are out of the last 10 games played. BEE TEAM CHEERLEADERS Our Bee team cheerleaders, Ann Moore and Ginny Shoup, always kept the gym rocking with peppy cheers and chants. These two tireless girls can be congratulated on a job well done!FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Mary Ann King and Martha Fulton were our freshman cheerleaders for the 1964-6 5 season. They could be depended upon to give the team a real boost when the chips were down. Both girls did an outstanding job and we can expect much from them in the future. Freshman Season Angola Angola Angola Angola Angola Angola Angola Angola .. 25 Kendall ville ...30 Angola 24 Kendallville Garrett 37 31 23 Garrett 34 44 Angola ... 30 27 27 ...36 Auburn 49 34 Angola 20 Kendallville 44 30 24 Angola 27 lakeland 24 IS 56 Angola 30 IS Columbia City 41 Angola 19 Albion 33 2 Eastside 31 Angola 35 Garrett TOP ROW: Larry Wyatt, Steve Brubaker, John Anderson, Bob Chapman, Mr. Schlos-ser, Ralph Hall. Huey Reamer, Erik Mellby, Dennis Rausch. FRONT ROW: Mike Wisner, Tom Mott, John McFadden, Jim Parsell, Larry Myers, Rick Bruner, Rickie Call, Mike Cable. NOT PICTURED: Greg Sassman.TOP ROW: E 1 Erwin. Jim Kaufman. Mr. Nesbitt. Steve Mason, Dennis MaugJierman. FRONT ROW: Keith Meyers, Tom Wenzel. Mike Myers, Paul Rutter. John Hartman. NOT PICTURED: Randy Meredith. Lee Armey. Gymnastics Led by iMike Myers, the Angola gymnasts had a season that they can be proud of with 7 wins and 3 losses. Carroll Nesbitt is the coach. In the first meet of the season Angola hosted Wabash and defeated them by a score of 78-27. The gymnasts next met defeat at the hands of the reigning state champions, Concord, 81-31. Angola won their next two meets, defeating Hoagland 101-53 and New Carlisle 67-62. The next contest for our gymnasts was the Warren Central Invitational at Indianapolis, where they placed fifth among eight teams. Mike Myers came home with the all-around trophy for having the highest total number of points on the five Olympic events. Scoring ran as follows: Concord 124 2; Warren Central 87; Columbus 67 2', Madison Heights 57; Angola 52; Clarksville 40; Elkhart 18; North Central 0. Angola then traveled to Wabash to meet Wabash and Madison Heights in a double dual meet. Angola defeated Wabash 64-43, but lost to Madison Heights 88-64. Concord hosted Angola and Hoagland when Angola dropped another to Concord 102J4 - 50J4, but defeated Hoagland 88-64. When Hoagland host- ed Angola, Angola won 95-59. In the last meet of the year Angola played host to New Carlisle and topped them 74-5 8. Angola placed seventh at the State Gymnastics Meet at Concord High School March 13. Mike Myers won second place in Free Exercise, a sixth on the horizontal bar and tied for seventh in tumbling. Dennis Maugherman won ninth on the side horse. Angola can be proud of the fine showing the gymnasts made, and next year should see an even finer gymnastics team.W rest ling This was the second year for the Angola wrestling team and the members showed much improvement over last year, even though the team finished the season with a 0-10 record. The team traveled to Howe Military for their first meet and were defeated by the score of 38-18. They then met a strong Edgcrton team and lost 34-6. The next week the group traveled to Lakeland where they lost a very close contest by the margin of 28-22. Angola was host to New Haven in the next meet and lost by a score of 34-20. To mark the half-way point of the season, the Hornets met a tough Decatur team and were defeated 43-5. 1 he team traveled to New Haven, where they were defeated by a score of 42-10. They then hosted Howe and were beaten by 39-13. The next week Angola traveled to Decatur and were downed 39-13. Angola was then defeated by Edgerton 31-20 but showed much improvement since the first meet. The Hornets then participated in the Howe Military invitational tourney and finished third. In the last meet of the season Angola played host to Montpelier and lost a heartbreaker by the score of 28-25. In the sectional tourney at Elkhart, Tim Deller, Steve Woodworth, and Bill Bryan all received third place in their individual weight classes. Ren Clouse received a fourth place. Much credit should be given to Coach Avery for keeping the boys’ spirit high. TOP I’OW: Charles IledKlin, Jim Andersen, Steve Crooks. Jack Ormiston, Jim San-did e, Leslie Fisher. Steve Cable. Jeff Andrews. Charles Shiveley, Dave Reamer, Max Converse. SRCOND ROW: Mr. Avery, Bob Crain, Mike Liechty, Don Crone. Doug: Hilton. Ted ('rain, Joe Meek. Dick Fee, Ron Clouse, Dennis Radabaugji. Tom Chaudoin. Phil Meyers. FRONT ROW: Dennis DeMara, Mike Beard, Bill Bryan, Jim Tritch, Tim Deller, Steve Woodworth. Lynn Hilton, Tracy Stroll, Terry CosKeshall. Uofjer Hubart.TOP ROW: Lvnn Hilton. John Flegal, Carl Ransburg, George Shoup, Glenn Barlett, Bruce Moody, Phil Meyers, Lynn Maugherman, Bill Bryan, Tom Cochran, Ken Gulcher, Mike Meyers. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hubart. Larry Waite, Lcs Fisher, Jim Bcrlien, Dave Yarian. Dennis Maugherman. Roger (’all. Ron Clouse, Mike Beard, Steve Woodworth, Mark Allion. Tim Deller, Mike Liechty. FRONT ROW: Jim Penick, Doug Hilton. Gary Crum. Jim McClish. Dale IJnnemeier, John McConnell. Bill Wellman, John llammel. Bill Rathburn, Steve Wheeler. Jim Horn-backer. Track The Angola track team ended the 1963-64 season with three wins and five losses and two new school records set. Angola started the season against Concordia and the Hornets suffered their first defeat 66 2-32 . The Hornets then became the victim of Columbia City 71-3 8. The thinlies then bounced back to defeat Avilla 84-47 in a meet held at Boomershine field April 10. Next the Hornets won a three-way meet April 17. The scores were Angola 6OZ2, Waterloo 48 2 and Eastside 28%. The Hornets then dropped their last meets to Kendallville 69-40, Garrett 69 7 12-29 5 12, and Auburn 67J 2-41%. Howe also fell victim to the Hornets sting. Angola traveled to Columbia City for the N. E. I. C. meet and placed seventh. Carroll Nesbit is the coach. NEW TRACK RECORDS Ron Clouse broke his own record of 4.48 in the mile run with a time of 4.36. Glenn Barlett also set a new record of .21 in the low hurdles. Page One Hundred Thirty-two TOP HOW: Dick Horny, I -e Armey, Doug Smith. Erik Mellby, Jim IVnick. Bob Chapman, Steve Khinchart, Steve Allen, Mel Babcock. SECOND HOW: John Hiller. Ralph Hall, Rich Call, Hick Gowthrop. Bob Walter. Charles Shivelev. Roger Call. Bruce Moody. Hon Clouse. Kim Tubergen. FRONT HOW: Bob Crain. Steve Hull. Jim Parsell. Terry Roberts, Jeff Blank. Bill Lipman, Rich Thomas, Coach Dygert. Cross Country This year the cross country team made a fair showing, winning 3 and losing 6 meets. If we consider this as only the second year for this sport, the team fared well. Mr. Dygcrt is the coach. Ron Clouse, our leading harrier, placed well in individual competition. Ron placed third in the NEIAC meet, fourth in the sectional, and sixth in the regional. Anyone that thinks he is man enough to survive cross country and beat Ron is welcome to join the team next fall. This year in cross country something new was started—the 200 mile club. To be a member, a runner must run 200 miles in practice and meets combined. The members of this club are: Roger Call, Richie Call, Ron Clouse, Ralph Hall, Bruce Moody, Jeff Plank, Charlie Shiveley, Mike Thomas, Kim Tubergcn, and Bob Walter. Course Record Hon Clouse. Time 10:35 Angola—34 Fremont—30 Hamilton—60 2nd Angola—31 Fremont--35 Hamilton—56 1st Angola—36 Auburn—24 L Angola—55 Lakeland—31 Kendallvllle- 36 3rd Angola—43 Huntertown — 20 L Angola—30 Auburn—20 L Angola—24 Eastslde—31 W Angola-43 New Haven 20 L Angola—42 Kendallvllle—10 L 9 tit « « ti a a t a , w i » -♦♦ » • •» t. • V 00', v 0 . jL top po Y bynn Maugherman, Steve Cable, Hob Scott, Dave Hanselman. Jeff Plank, (’arl Kansburg! Terr.v Roberts, Gregg Goodhew, Jack Deller, Jim Herlien. John Ilamim l, Bill Rathburn. Larry May. Bill LIpman. PRONT 1 JO VS : Coach Dygert. Keith Wyatt, Steve Wheeler. Steve Woodworth, Mike R...ira Poir.. recall. Butch Boyer. Dennis Maugherman. Roger Hnrnishfeger, Steve St rook Mark Allion. Boh Kaufman. Kl.-v, Crook.. Baseball Ang la 8 Angola .... ] 3 A ngola 5 Angola 5 Angola 4 Angola 4 Angola 2 Angola X •Angola 4 •Angola 13 •Angola 0 Angola 6 •( 'conference (la mes Bel on ............. Kendall vi lie Concordia ..........1 Columbia City ......1 Bluff ton i Huntington 6 New Haven l Auburn ........... 1 Kendallville 1 Bluffton ...........7 Decatur 3 Howe ...............5 ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Lynn Maugherman was the only Hornet to be chosen for the first all-conference team. Bill Rathburn and Steve Cable were chosen for honorable mention. BATTING TOTALS Ab Hits Runs BB so A ve. Jim Berlien 25 5 6 6 0 .200 Steve Cable 39 6 I 5 12 .160 Jack Deller 31 9 X 5 4 .161 Dave Hanselman 3 0 1 1 6 4 10 .2X2 Lynn Maugherman 35 1 1 11 1 5 .314 Terry Roberts 15 3 2 1 5 .200 It i 11 Rathburn 32 6 4 3 5 .1X7 Keith Wyatt 22 4 7 6 X .182 Bill Lipman 13 4 4 2 4 .308 John Hammel 2»; it 5 5 .102 Carl Ranshurg 17 3 2 0 .177 Hob Scott r. 1 0 0 1 .166 Jeff Plank 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Larry May 7 1 0 1 2 .143 Gregg Good hew 1 0 0 1 0 .000 TOTAI-S 65 60 30 71 .210 PITCHING RECORDS IP II R so BB W L Lynn Maugherman 37 26 20 45 18 3 2 Terry Roberts ..26 12 IX 4 0 11 4 0 Gregg Good hew 4 6 4 1 2 0 0 Page One Hundred Thirty-fourGolf The Angola Golf team had its best season ever last spring (1964) by compiling a record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The team started out the right way by defeating Garrett 7-3 there and also defeated Butler 10-0 at Auburn. Then they seemed to have some trouble and consequently were defeated by Auburn )' 2 106 2 and Kendallville 4 to 6. The Angola golfers found the line again and defeated Howe 8-2, St. Augustine 7-3, and Howe, again, 7-3. This gave them more confidence to face their roughest foes, Kendallville and Auburn. Kendallville once again proved too tough as they defeated Angola by a 3 to 7 score, but Auburn was another story as our golfers squeezed past them by a 5 2 to 4 2 count. The Angola Golfers finished their successful season with a 12 to 0 shut out, when they had their match with Butler. Top 1 tow- Kim Tubergen, Charles Easterday. Erik Mellby. Dennis Rausch, Jim liriK. Rod Dent. OreK Mason, Tom Van Auken. Doug Smith. Don Hosack. ERONT RONS': Terry Coggeshall, l.vnn Hilton, Dick bee, Jim Parsell. Neal Tom Wenzel, Gary BumKarner, Nicky Nix, Coach Russell Brayton. Stir- Nix.Pej) Club The Pep Club has been a very active organization with 165 members this year. During the basketball season the members wore dark skirts and purple vests over long-sleeved white blouses at the home games. They sat in block formation, the seniors occupying the front row and the juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and junior high following in that order. During the season many fine flash card programs were given. The Thanksgiving and Christmas displays received much favorable comment. The formation of the American flag was especially outstanding. Most of the designs presented were created by the members themselves. Th Pep Club sponsored a very successful Hornet Rally last August 27, at a football scrimmage. The officers of the club were: Debbie Spangle, president; Penny Mick, vice-president; Vicki Willis, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Janet Grabill was the club sponsor. Officers Spend A Pleasant Moment In Mrs. Grabill’s Office Page One Hu ml ml Thirty-sixG. A. A The purpose of the Girls’ Athletic Association is to increase each girl’s interest in various sports and to develop friendship, better sportsmanship, and cooperation among the girls. The club meets every Monday during the activity period and the girls participate in such sports as volleyball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer, gymnastics, and softball. Various playdays engaging different sports arc attended each year by G.A.A. members. This year our club sponsored a G.A.A. canipout in the fall and a playday in February. Serving as president of the club this year was Barbara Hanselman; Joyce Johnson was vice-president; Nancy Wilder, secretary; and Judy Stevens, treasurer. The faculty advisor is Mrs. Grabill. Happy Officers A Basketball Game Starts Trampoline PracticeTOP ROW: Mrs. Grabill, Carol Ferris, Marty Fulton, Mary Ann King, Reinlnger, Shirley Williams. FRONT ROW: Vikki Velkoff, Susie I niton, Susan Austin, Judy Miller, Michelle Franze. Bobble Jo Rita Rowe. Gymnastics Team J The gymnastics team practices during the regular G.A.A. period. They worked individually for the A.A.U. Olympics Development Program held in April at Warren Central High School in Indianapolis. During the year they worked with the balance beam, the trampoline, free exercise, the side horse, and tumbling. Basketball Team The girls’ basketball team practices from seven till eight in the morning, three times a week. The team consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They have participated in scvertl| pi ay days. TOP ROW: Miss Wilhelm. Michelle Hall Barbara Hanselman. Debbie Spangle, Jane Milliamson. Judy Stevens. Sallv Hoffman. Judv Clancy. (Jinny Shoup. Mrs. Grabill. FRONT ROW: Janice Chard Joan Dvgert Nancv Wilder. Susie Holtzman, Jan Morley, Nancy Zabst, Jane Chard.Y-TEENS IN ACTION Swank helping FIRST ROW: Mrs. neimnu with the mixing cookie dough. SECOND ROW: Diane: Cookie ------- THIRD ROW: Cabinet at initiation: Michelle members: Cookies, cookies and more cookies! makers: Miss cookies; Y-Teen Initiation: Ridings joins in. lights the candles carried Sophomores by the new Page One Hu mi red FortyAS THE CAMERA CAUGHT THEM FI 11ST ROW: Nina at the poles: Hungry seniors at the Key sales party: Get busy, I on! SECOND ROW: Wateh out below; Thespian initiation: Dave: Busy Carlton. THIRD ROW: Christmas decorations going up: Gossip between classes; The Romans!WE KNOW THEM ALL FIRST ROW: Ellen Eberhart and Connie Barnum with science project; Sylvia ('rone with her project; More science projects: Terry Coggeshall and Rick Yarian: Alana; Miss Hanna helping Tony. SECOND ROW: Miss Hanna: Steve studying; Jean and Melvin; Mr. Sirk and Mr. Randolph; Paul Rutter with his science project. THIRD ROW: Mr. Nichols a long time ago; Miss Wilhelm and some helpers; Why are you getting all pretty. Pat?; Smile, Chuck: Happy birthday, Mr. Dygert! FOURTH ROW: Steve; Mr. Rurkdtill buying the Hornet; Gary and Jim; Mrs. Greer and Janice: Mr. McCutchan. FIFTH ROW: Jane’s slumber party; Joyce and Kathy; Kay and Jennie typing: Tim and Melvin. Page One Hundred Forty-twoSCENES TO REMEMBER FIRST ROW. What's in the locker? Faithful Harry: Surprised, Kent? Student Council presidential campaign; Rob Rird. SECOND ROW: The new bookstore; Mr. Bray ton and Lynn: Linda and Ann selling season tickets; Toot, Sue: Judy. THIRD ROW: Nina and June ready for the prom; Books for sale; Old pals—Steve and Jim. Marsha and Marlene; Jane D. looking pretty. FOURTH ROW: Watch out, Judy; Linda R. and Jim: Nita and Mrs. Howell smile beautifully. Mary Jane at Camp Rainbow; Sandy and her project. FIFTH ROW. Claudia and Nancy with their science projects; H.A.A. Camp out last fall; Linda and Michelle the glamour girls.PAST EVENTS FI 11ST HOW: Three seniors and their prizes: Senior trio at a picnic; Jane’s birthday party. SECOND HOW: Senior party; Hungry seniors some time a co; Pleasant seniors. THIRD HOW: Senior swim: Jan M. and sophomore friends: (’indy, Jean, and Vicki. FOURTH ROW: Sophomores - volleyball champs: Joyce's birthday party; Twist, everyone!!PAST AND PRESENT FIRST HOW: Vicki and Linda on their snow horse: Four little bluebirds: Peggy is ready for the prom: Sophomores in sixth grade. SECOND ROW: Pat and .lime: Shirley and Terri: More bathing beauties; Breakfast at Kolbs’. THIRD ROW: Happy New Year!!: Barb and Jane: Terry’s beatnick party. FOURTH ROW: Claudia and Roni Rae - slumber party: Barbara and Sally; Senior swim party at Linda's. Page One Hundred Forty-fiveCalendar SEPTEMBER 1 Football Jamboree at Auburn 8 First day of school 18 GAA Campout OCTOBER 6- 7 Individual school pictures taken 7 Key sales party 10 Career Day at Tri-State College 15 Auburn College Night 16 First Hornet issued End first grading period 22-23 Teachers’ Association NOVEMBER 2 Voting at school 10 Open House 11 Veterans’ Day — No School 13-14 "Junior Miss’’ 25 Y-Teen Thanksgiving Program Football Is Under Way Key Sales Party In Progress Spanish Club Initiation J. C. L. Program Everyone Votes Calendar DECEMBER 1 Betty Crocker Test 4 End second grading period 5 S.A.T. Tests 9 Seniors measured for caps and gowns 15 Junior Class rings arrive 16 Y-Teen Christmas Candlelight Service 19 Prom, "Wonderland by Nite” 21 Choir Concert "Christmas Everywhere” 24 Christmas vacation begins. 30 Holiday Tourney at Kendallville JANUARY 4 School reconvenes 7 Military aptitude test 22 End first semester 30 Instrumental solo and ensemble contest here Basketball Season Tickets On Sale Junior Rings Arrive Y-Teen Candlelighting Service Y-Teens Trim The Chrsitmas Tree Chuck is Christmas Prom KingCalendar FEBRUARY 2 3 "Miracle at Potter’s Farm” 4 Open House 6 Piano, vocal, string contest at Fort Wayne 13 GAA Play Day 18 School Science Fair 20 State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Butler University 25-27 Sectional Tourney MARCH 5 End fourth grading period 6 Regional Tourney 12 Band and Vocal Concert 20 State Tourney 26 Una Noche en un Jardin Espanol F. T. A. Members Help At Open House Grade Cards Again! "Junior Miss” Principals Evaluate A. H. S. Student Council Has Book SalesCalendar APRIL 2- 5 "Sal” - 7 Pa-Ma-Me Banquet 10 State B.O.V. Contest here 15 End fifth grading period Hi-Y Easter Program 22 Style Show 25 Orchestra Coffee Concert MAY 4 Physical Education Show' 11 Achievement Day Athletic Awards Night 17-18 Choir Concert 21 Senior Class Day Seniors Dismissed! 22 Junior-Senior Prom—"Shangri-la” 27 Baccalaureate Service 28 Commencement!! Miss Burt Helps With Term Papers Record Hop at the Armory Latin Paper Goes on Sale Everyone Reads the Hornet Science Fair Project Is ShownBits About 'Em NAME HOBBY AMBITION MEMORIES Rebecca Adams Music, art Fashion merchandising Tourneys, working at Azars, summer of 1964 Fred Aldrich ...Drag racing Top fuel eliminator The National Drag Races in the world Blaine Allcshouse Hunting, fishing Working Mrs. Manalio’s gen. math class Terence Anderson Snow skiing Be a surfer Snow banks fountain Be a sucess, and have fun John Andrews .Women, cars in my life The trips I’ve taken Melvin Babcock Basketball, girls To be a success Mr. Kelly’s stories, especially the one about the Holiday House Steve Beard . Airplanes, autos To be a millionaire All of my years in football. hops after games, all the happy moments I had on dates Craig Benson Politics Diplomatic attache Mr. Morin, Mrs. Vosteen Connie Lee Bodley Dancing, sewing Interior designer ...........Art class Nancy Bowling Swimming To have a stand in life Of Indianapolis Sharon Brandeberry Collecting pictures Teaching .......Halls, friends, Miss Shultz, Journalism Class Gary Bumgarner Golf To enjoy life Mr. Condon Nita Burrell Horseback riding College, marriage Work on "Hornet”, "Key” Jerry Burrell Cars and cycles Businessman ................Shop classes Steve Cable „..Sports College Proms, football games, tests, and Mr. Porter’s art class Joyce Elaine Call Reading, dancing To become a secretary Reading, outdoor Nancy Carrick sports Go on into a good life Bob Champion Golf, hunting To become a pharmacist Auto repairs, Mitch Christy Engine swaps.......Mech. engineer ........... Kathy Clancy Reading ............-.Psychologist Dick Coleman ..............Cars To get married ... To be a factory worker Michael Concus Fishing, hunting and farmer Cynthia L. Cook ............ Bridge, sewing Biology Friends, all the fun we had together, parties, classes, especially Mr. Barkdull’s shorthand class Basketball games, all my happy adventures, home work A few of the card games at my house and Bruce’s ..Halls of A. H. S. . Classes, teachers, friends, parties, plays, orchestra, clubs, games, vacations, S.A.T. tests, term papers. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Hammel .My memories arc of the four years I lived at Ft. Benning, Ga. Physics, gov’t, plays, proms, friends Page One Hundred FiftyBits About 4Em NAME Max Converse HOBBY AMBITION Florist Rex A. Cox Coin Collecting, Hunting, fishing Surgeon . i Celestine Cuneo Drawing, sports The field of art Claudia Davis . .Music X-Ray technician Penny Davis Skating ..Go on to a good life Tim Deller Jane Deming Waneice Demorest Rod Dent Water skiing, cars ...Art work Listening to records ..Golf Lawyer or surf bum To be a clothing model Accountant Dentist Bill Doctor (Mouse) Jim Duguid Poker, skiing, records Very little Ice hockey, skeet shooting Commercial artist Tom Franze Cars Retire early Dancing, record Live in Cal., be happy as a Alana French . hops, ball games secretary wife MEMORIES My last year at school Concerts, gov’t class, friends The old gym, the building of the new, good times Mr. Morin, my one night term paper Condon The friends I’ve made and art class with Mr. Porter Mrs. Chokey, directing a play Linda Gibbeny Piano Holly Ann Golden Art Becky Gramling Sewing, music Gayle Greenamyer Reading golf Lake James Mr. Porter’s and Mr. Etzler’s classes. class, the old barn record hops, proms with a certain boy, regional Secretary ........Basketball tourneys Beautician Cypress Gardens Accounting P. Lake girls’ slumber parties, concerts Elementary teacher Miss Shultz, the noon hr. Mr. Barkdull Don Hale Photography Chemical engineer Choir, chemistry, all the lovely pictures I have made, also the Photo club Michelle Hall Sewing ............... Recreation dir., teacher ...Sports Barbara Hanselman Music, girls’ sports Get through college Proms, basketball, Y-Teen, tourneys Roger Harnishfeger Photography Mathematician Biology in ’62-63, English with Mrs. Chokey To own the fastest street Ted Hasselman ............ .Chevys rod in town Week ends Discovering new ways of life, trying to To live a life like none understand my other ever has or ever Lynn Haynes own will Scrounge Club, Claudia and our parameoium, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Hornet, play rehearsal Page One Hundred Fifty-one Bits About ‘Em NAME HOBBY AMBITION MEMORIES Charles Hedglin Boy Scouts Forester Sophomore English Johnie Henninger Make money Halls in A. H. S. Doug Hilton Sports Draftsman All the classes and athletics Sally Hoffman Sports and Music Psychologist Own a chain of speed shops Every one and everything : Gary Holly Working on cars top fuel Eliminator To be successful at what ever walk of life I The Fla. State Drags Tom Hornbacker Good Books pursue To become a registered High school itself Patricia Hosack Being quiet! Art, music. nurse My quiet speech class and my productive year in typing! James Lee Ireland creative writing To be a minister Friendships Bonnie Jackson Playing piano, organ Professional accounting All of the kids I have met from different schools Beverely Johnson Beautician All the kids Ed Karasek Traveling To be a Professional California Suzy King Bowling, dancing Cytotechnologist Summer of ’64, Econ Keith Kolb Driving places Dentist ."Poopcr,” "Coz” and summer Kathy Krantz Music Secretary Teachers, proms, games, record hops, term papers Mary Alice Kuckuck Cooking Receptionist My friends, the fun I had in my class Sandy Lancaster Horseback riding Beautician Parties, art class Kenton Landis Working on motors Collecting stuffed Mechanic school To be an accountant. Red 64 Corvette Nancy Light toys someday a wife All the fun in Spanish, also all the other fun in high school Dale Linnemeier Drawing Engineer The fun of going through school, people I’ve met Gale Linnemeier Hoarding money .None To be another Senor .Football collecting in the auditorium Bill Lipman Hunting golf balls Prosser To be a telephone Marilyn McBride Doris Lower Horseback riding operator Go to work and get a new All the fun I had in the freshman year Robert Mains Fast cars car (GTO) Shop class Kermit Mann Skiing, fishing Weight lifting. College Music, teaching Real Estate (business for Student directing, concerts, gov’t, term papers Dennis Maugherman Sports - Two radios, myself) The kids and classes Ron Maugherman Page One Hundred Fifty archery, girls -two To get a job Teachers, kids at A. FI. S. Bits About ‘Em NAME HOBBY AMBITION MEMORIES Sue Maxton Tap dance Stock trainers Hard work Jim McClish Cars Pilot or engineer School work Janet McCutchan Bridge, reading Nurse Thespian Plays, Mr. Morin, term papers Dennis McKown Cars, Cooking, sew Reading, summer ing Graduate The Office Beth Mendenhall sports Bookkeeper Lunch hour in the study hall. Miss Shultz, style shows, Mr. Barkdull Randy Meredith Gymnastics Automobile Designer Fooling around in the halls Mike Meyer Snow skiing To be rich, fireman Anderson's proms, football, parties at Dewey’s Pat Milhollin Painting, Drawing Art teacher Make a lot of money to be ..Teachers, and all the friends 1 have had and fun we’ve had together Peg Miller Water Skiing happy Fire alarm, Presley, Proms and friends Barb Morse -Just having fun To write or Get married All the good times 1 have had with my friends Roger Morse draw cartoons Join the Navy My past Don Mott Cars To graduate The parking lot Billy Munn Reading, talking College, politics Repairing equipment, Mr. Thompson's Latin class, Mrs. Vosteen’s world history class, junior stand Clyde Myers woodworking Farming Senior girls and teachers Lewis Myers Pool Public Relations The office. Springs Chuck Nedelc Guitar, Reading Lawyer Hi-Y Experiences (on W. Nedcle Fun M.D. Junior year Bruce Nelson Cars Engineering Mr. Morin and games Eric Nelson Sports To be filthy rich Decatur football games, gov’t class Carol Nichols Music Modern jazz Teacher Caroling, plays, contests, All-State Band, Jr. stand, ensemble, concerts. Girls’ State Linda Nichols dancing Cooking and Career in social studies Jr. stand, basketball games, class meetings Sheila Noll piano Horseback riding. Accountant or bookkeeper Dates, proms, parties, teachers record hops Janice Parks Music Teacher Basketball games, parties, clubs, Y-Teens, cookies sales Page Our Hundred Fifty-threeBits About ‘Em NAME HOBBY Lorene Patterson ........... Singing Jean Penix —Playing bridge AMBITION MEMORIES To have a successful marriage, to do what I can to promote Christianity Psychologist or social worker ................ Karan Perkins Dianna Petre Jeff Plank Dancing, skating, swimming Secretary Pool and knitting ..Accountant Uke singing International relations Sandy Presley Making friends Secretary Dewey Powers ................Sports .........Accountant Roni Rae Pufahl Music . ..Secondary English teacher Phyllis Quimby .............. Art, sewing, music A secretary Diane Ralston ................Music Elementary school teacher Riding horses. Getting married, raising Judy Randol cooking a family Nadina Rensch music Philharmonic Orchestra Alexander Ristoff Any kind of sports activity Go on a tour of the U.S. after graduation Terry Roberts Bowling, sports, reading, dating Successful engineer Lawrence Rowe Hunting, model cars College, business administration Marilyn Rowe Sketching portraits ... Interior decorator 1 Suzanne Sanders . Organ Secretary ...] Gloria Sapp Dancing, bowling X-ray Tech. Bob Scott Playing cards, record albums I Accountant Larry Seeman Playing pool, cards winter football Card shark J To graduate, to succeed Don Sheets Fishing, swimming in life Mr. Morin’s class, Journalism class, and all the fun I’ve had Chcerleading, proms, Mr. Porter, plays, all the kids and my brilliant discoveries Memories of Fort Wayne and all the fun I had Basketball games and Mr. Morin’s class Senior athletic abilities Tourney games, parties, record hops .Camping parties Concert, contests, studying .Teachers, all the fun I had The kids and proms . Proms, kids, ball games, record hops, the long drive Sandy, Dede and I took for nothing The kids, Mr. Barkdull and good old A. H. S. Halls, classes Basketball games, baseball team, "DEBBIE” Friends Classes, basketball games Fun at basketball games, in study hall, shorthand and econ. classes Basketball games, proms, "scrounging”, Mrs. Vostccn Mr. Morin, and seniors Mr. Morin A certain girl and my Ford. Page One Hundred Fifty-fourBits About ‘Em NAME Kenneth Shelton June Shepherd Nina Shepherd Beverly Shire Rod Siders HOBBY AMBITION ........Pool Business field Swimming, skiing, winter sports. Go to beauty school, get ........ sewing, skating married Swimming, bowling, ....... dancing ............Housewife Hiking, singing, ........ sketching .... Art co-ordinator ......... Water skiing, Be successful, have fun in bowling, tennis life MEMORIES Mr. Johnson, Mr. Fleming, Econ. class The proms, all the fun I had at parties, my friends and every one at school All the fun I had in my four years of high school Gov’t class with Mr. Morin, basketball games Mr. Morin and the kids Dennis Spallinger Debbie Spangle Judy Stevens Jim Stirling .............— Steve Strock ............. Tracy Stroh Mike Sunday Peggy Sutton Susie Swager Terry Swager Leslie Taner Denny Tanner Diane Thomas Jim Thompson Jack Tritch Diana Lynn Tritch Linda VanAman Pam Van Meter Driving cars To be a farmer Special things in the past Fun Kindergarten teacher .Proms, parties, kids ..Photography Elementary teacher ............Girls, basketball team, history, English classes Golf Be happy New friends at A.H.S., golf trips .Eating ................Elementary teacher The locker room after football games, good times in Spanish class . ..Cars Mechanic Proms, goofing off ....Cars and women Make a success of life All the fun 1 had during the school year and during the summer Having fun Teacher All four years of high school, all the extra activities, all the kids Goofing off Secretary and wife Regional, Mr. Avery’s speech class, the gang, record hops Drag racing ............To graduate ...Mr. Johnson’s office and detention Building car models Accountant .. Econ. and gov’t class Dancing Water sports and Ford products Cars Music To get the best out of life Junior and senior proms Dentist assistant Basketball games, proms, classes Engineer Mrs. Chokey’s class-fan bus, football games To be decided later ...........Parties ... To be an accountant -Y-Teen Candlelight services and initiations Reading, None in music Research scientist To be a successful Particular elementary teacher "My Three Angels” and all the kids Y-Teen Cabinet meetings, marching band Page One Hundred Fifty-fiveBits About ‘Em NAME HOBBY AMBITION MEMORIES Paul Vierling Reading Accountant Bookkeeping teacher Sue Waite Bowling Secretarial work and wife All the fun I had at A. H. S. Reggie Warren Anatomy Swimming, bowling, dancing, beauty Concert artist Mr. Johnson Dianna Warstler work Beautician The fun I had in pep club, as a Phys. Ed asst., the fun I had with the kids at school Danny Wells Oil painting Commercial artist The time the school caught on fire, Mr. Porter’s art class Dennis Williams Car racing Chemical engineer Odessa Bronchos winning district championship in football Jane Williamson Golf Physical education teacher 4:30 basketball practice, J.C.L., Bill Rathburn Vicki Willis Music ...College ...Term papers, teachers, proms, general confusion, physics labs, music contests Gordon Wolf Stereo Hi Fi, Something to do with Basketball games my Photography Basketball and business freshman and sophomore years Gayle Wyatt football Machine operator Teachers and the halls Keith Wyatt Sports Engineer Professional college Football games Dave Yarian Sports student Studying World War II in Bcrnie’s ClassSENIORS LONG AGO FIRST ROW: Pat Milhollin, Dave Yarian, Debbie Spangle, Cindy Cook. Connie Bodley, Don Sheets, Judy Randol. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Rowe, Dennis Maugherman, Linda Van Aman, Lynn Tritch, Xadina Rensch, Jeff Plank, Gloria Sapp. THIRD ROW: Dianna Petre, June Shepherd, Steve Cable, Lewie Myers, Sam Seeman, Chuck Nedele, Doris Lower. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Haynes, Dick Coleman, Jane Deming, Tom Hornbacker, Kathy Krantz. Rob Mains, Dale Linnemeier. FIFTH ROW: Michelle Hall. Beverly Johnson, Chuck Nedele, Sheila Noll, Tracy Stroh, Gary Holly, Randy Meredith. Page One Hundred Fifty-eightMORE STUDENTS LONG AGO FIRST HOW: Lynn Tirtch, Roger Call, Kay Brady, Kathy Parsed, Hill Rathburn, Marilyn Wild. SE0OND ROW: Joyce Call, Dan Bakstad, Mike Meyer. Glenna Sams, Judy Mortorff, John Henninger. THIRD ROW: Ron Clouse, Rex Cox, Sue Waite, Roger Harnishfeger. Steve Beard. Linda Van A man, Don Sheets, Steve Stroek, Suzanne Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Rowe, Sandy Presley, Connie Bodley, Chuck Nedele, Pat Posftck, Debbie Spangle, Carol Nichols, Tracy Stroh. Bonnie Jackson. FII,vrH ROW: Jim Thompson, Diane Ralston. Peggy Sutton. Sandy Presley. Gordon Wolf, Susie Swnger, Beverlv Shire, Sharon Brandeberrv. Ix ri Patterson, Becky Gram-ling. SIXTH ROW: Scott Center Gang: Phyllis Quimby, Mary Beth and Jeff; How's the water, boys?: June Shepherd: Randy Meredith.IN THEIR YOUNGER DAYS FIRST ROW: Pat and Don Hosaok and the Saturday night scrub: June and George: Lynn T.: Sharon R.: Sun Bright, Blaine and Diane? SFICOND ROW: Bruce and Eric: Pat-a-cake Pat: Problems, Terry R.?: Sue A1 : Ccles-tine: Doctor Cindy. THIRD ROW: Smile, Nadina: Siu King. Connie with her stories: Gale W.: Lynn; Happy Rodney. FOl’RTH ROW: Barb and Roger M.: June and George: Jim I).; Seven year old Dennis.WAY BACK WHEN! FIRST ROW: Ramlol sisters: Barb's ready for riding; I»at and Jeff: Rat M. and close f rienid. SKOOXD ROW:Sharon Brandeberry: Shy Sheila: Terri and Kathy colorinK: More Bluebirds. THIRD ROW: Doris Lower; Sue Maxton and Diane Campbell: Boo, Linda!!: Mike and Keith at play. FOURTH ROW: Rodney and old faithful: the Suttons; Gayle G.: June in a box; Teresa playing: dress up. Page One Hundred Sixty-oneIN DAYS GONE BY FIRST ROW: Kathy Clancy, Joyce Call, John Nedele, Vicki Willis, Susie Swager, Bill Munn, Kadina Rensch. SECOND ROW: Sheila Noll, Janet McCutchan, Tim Deller. Janice Parks, Ron! Rae Pufahl, Gale Ldnnemeier, Keith Kolb. THIRD ROW: Dave Yurian. Terry Anderson, Dale Linnemeler, Doug Hilton, Becky Adams, Mike Sunday, Jean Penlx. FOURTH ROW: Jane Williamson, Sally Hoffman, Judy Stevens, Pat Hosack, Barbara Hanselman, Pamela Van Meter, Kermlt Mann. FIFTH ROW: Dewey Powers, Jane Demingr, Beth Mendenhall. Rodney Dent. Terry Roberts, Jim Dnguid, Bruce Nelson. Page One Hundred Sixty-two PICTURES FROM HERE AND THERE FIRST HOW: The seniors at a get together some time ago! Jane's birthday party; Karen Perkins. SECOND ROW: Senior PJ party: Old neighborhood gang: Smile pretty, campers. THIRD ROW: Harry and some friends: Guess who? senior girls; Miss Hephner and senior boys. FOURTH ROW: Janice has the mumps: Sophomore party; Vicki, Buttons and Janet: Why are you scared, Barb?ANCIENT HISTORY FIRST ROW: Lynn T. has a birthday: Gordon with his doll: Janice: A school day for Clyde: Mrs. Allion and her students. SECOND ROW: Chow for Sal. Vicki and Kathy; Play nicely, girls; Jane and Debbie: Five little girls ready for school. THIRD ROW: Bathing beauties Debbie Spangle and Kathy Krantz; Becky: Marilyn Rowe eating animal crackers: Ready for the prom, kids?: Camp Rainbow. FOURTH ROW: Rlaine A: Patty H.; Kolbs and Cuneos; Juniors at Bluebird meeting; Pat; Jane’s Birthday party; Keith Wyatt getting his Saturday night bath. Page One Hundred Sixty-fourAWAY IN THE PAST FI 11ST HOW: Becky Gramling: Sleep tight. Sal and Kathy: Jane's birthday party. SECOND ROW: Strock monkeyshines: Junior party: Jean and Vickie Shepherd. THIRD ROW: G.A.A. campout; Carol Nichols is at it again: Pleasant Lake seniors in first grade. FOURTH ROW: Surprise!!: Lynn T.: Ann and Carol: Peg and Shirley: Barb and Linda.Alumni 1964 John Alaura—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana. Colleen Anspaugh—Working At Steuben Printing Company, Angola, Indiana Harold Anstett—Working at Lakeland Concrete Production, Angola, Indiana Bob Baldwin—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Glenn Barlett—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Forest Bodikcr—Warner Gear, Fort Wayne, Indiana Phil Beard—Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana Randy Beechy—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Sally Bolinger—Working at Glass House Restaurant, Angola, Indiana Darrell Boyce—Lions Truck Stop, Angola. Indiana Tuiren Butler—Regis College, Massachussetrs Rita Burrell—Secretary at Angola High School, Angola, Indiana Jim Burrell—Working at White Motor Co., Montpelier, Ohio Barbara Byers—Redkey, Indiana Roger Caton—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Joe Chaudoin—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Mary Chiddister—Working at Brokaw Theater, Angola, Indiana Larry Clark—Working at All Metal Spinners, Angola, Indiana Pat Clark—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Tomy Cochran—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Mary Alice Cole—Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Janie Cotner—Parkview School of X-Ray Technology, Fort Wayne, Indiana Mark Crain—Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Jack Dellcr—Albion College, Albion, Michi gan Beverly Dygcrt—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Sharon Elliott—Mrs. Peter G. Robitaillc, New Baltimore, Michigan Bob Erwin—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Phyllis Everett—Indiana Medical School, Indianapolis, Indiana Steve Ferro—Working at Home, Angola, Indiana Kathy Fisher—Secretary at Angola High School, Angola, Indiana John Flegal—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Barry Frisinger—Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana Jack Fry—Working at Sunoco Station, Angola, Indiana Jim Garner—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Carol Ann Gebhart—International Business University, Fort Wayne, Indiana Dennis Goudy—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Janet Gould—At home, Angola, Indiana Pam Gould—At home, Angola, Indiana Kristenc Green—Mrs. Jerry Boyer, Angola, Indiana Dave Hansclman—DcPauw University, Green-castle, Indiana Phil Herl—Warner Gear, Fort Wayne, Indiana Nancy Hoffman—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Marvin Holman—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Sam Holtzman—Miami University, Miami, Ohio Charlie Honess—Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan Barbara Horman—Working at Sandy’s Drive-In, Angola, Indiana Harry Hublcr—U. S. Marine Corps Julia Inman—International Business University, Fort Wayne, Indiana Ray Johnson—Training School for Use of Heavy Construction Equipment, Indianapolis, Indiana Ed Johnson—Pontiac Garage, Angola, Indiana Danny Johnstone—Campbells Factory, Brighton, Indiana John Johnston—Working, Angola, Indiana Linda Kiess—Humbolt College, Minneapolis, Minnesota Arlene King—At home, Angola, Indiana Jeanne Laird—Secretary at Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Page One Hundred Sixty-sixAlumni 1964 Joe Law—Indiana University Extension, Fort Wayne, Indiana Janet Leininger—Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan Steve Linnemeier—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Linda Lovejoy—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Loretta Lower—Mrs. Larry Streich, Pleasant Lake, Indiana Jean Ann MacRae—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Margaret Malston—Mrs. John Lusk, Angola, Indiana Don Mason—Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Michigan Lynn Maugherman—Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan Larry McCormick—International Business University, Fort Wayne, Indiana Gatha Mendel—Working, Angola, Indiana Marshall Mitzman—San Jose College, San Jose, California Buster Moor—Working at Underhills Grocery Store, Butler, Indiana Roger Moser—Working at Kroger Store, Angola, Indiana Annette Myers—International Business University, Fort Wayne, Indiana Margaret Nagel—Porter College, Indianapolis, Indiana Louise Patenge—Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan Phil Pollard—Working at Soya Factory, Angola, Indiana Linda Poole—Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio John Potts—Warner Gear, Auburn, Indiana Elden Powers—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Elten Powers—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Phil Pristas—Working at Sunoco Station, Angola, Indiana Larry Putt—Working at Azars, Angola, Indiana Curt Rausch—Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Vicki Reamer—Working at Stonestreet Gravel Company, Angola, Indiana Tim Reese—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Todd Rigclman—Strassinbergcrs, Toledo, Ohio Ben Schaftner—Warner Gear, Auburn, Indiana Sharon Schnetzler—Mrs. Tom Pristas, Angola, Indiana Fred Schroeder—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Laurel Shirley—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana George Shoup—Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio Alice Smith—Mrs. Dari Wilson, Angola, Indiana Paul Sparks—Manchester College, North Manchester, Indiana Sam Steiner—Great Lakes Bible College, Lansing, Michigan Mike Stevenson—Working at Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Roger Sunday—Adrian College, Adrian, Mich-igan Sue Swank—Flower Hospital, Toledo, Ohio Bob Tuttle—Working at Moriarty Pole Builders, Angola, Indiana Sharon Urbine—Working for father, Pleasant Lake, Indiana Pat Van Aman—Adrian College, Adrian, Michigan Tom Van Auken—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Metodi Velkoff—Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Linda Vincent—Mrs. Dennis Barnes, Angola, Indiana Larry Waite—Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Jerry Walcutt—Working at Motor Wheel, La-Grange, Indiana Judy Warren—Working in Coldwater, Michigan John Wellman—Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Darlene White—Address Unknown Steve Wild—DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana John Wilder—Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana Judy Wiley—Mrs. George Underwood, Angola, Indiana Diana Wyatt—Secretary at Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana Phil Zabst—U. S. Navy Page One Hutu!red Sixty-sevenTeachers In Our Elementary Schools CARLIN PARK SCHOOL Mary Slagle, kindergarten Alberta Allion, first Mildred MacFadycn, first Nadine Plemitscher, first Judy Dunne, second Linda Lou Ayers, second Juanita Tecgardin, second Dolores Richards, third Colista Gnagy, third Carol Scbald, third Helen Healy, fourth Ruth Stevens, fourth Evangeline Fuller, fifth Robert Sharrow, fifth Avada Crain, fifth Laura Frank, sixth Thelma Hephner, sixth Curt Rathburn, principal HENDRY PARK SCHOOL Molly Gaffin, kindergarten Rose Clark, kindergarten Mary McCormack, first Ruth Patengc, first Jane Hall Haney, first June Collins, second Alice Meyers, second LaVerne Hauber, third Sally Palmer, third Flora Hcdglin, fourth Pauline Schwab, fourth Wilma Harmon, fifth Joseph Frymier, fifth Mildred McCool, sixth Mary Stevens, sixth Walter Schubert, principal PLEASANT LAKE SCHOOL Shirley Hull, kindergarten Bessie Lepley, first Susan Wcidner, first Berta McAlpin, second Violet Hollopeter, third Sharon Rozell, third Hilda Chrysler, fourth Phil Hull, fifth Cleota Pfingstag, fifth Norma Milhollin, sixth Virginia Lehman, special education Charles A. Ryan, principal SPECIAL TEACHERS Wilma Hall, music Rita Hoak, music Bernice Horrall, psychologist Carole Howell, speech and hearing therapist Nancy Newnam, librarian Page One Hundred Sixty-eightMOMENTS OF RELAXATION FIRST ROW: Must be important; Hang on; Look out below! SECOND ROW: A wild Youth Center record hop: Senior triple trio; It is really true? THIRD ROW: Pals at YASC: Mr. Morin gives Jane award for top Key sales; Chorus line. FOURTH ROW: A friendly chat: Sally and Michelle reading the Hornet: the Hornet on sale; The line up. Page One Hundred Sixty-ninePatronize Our Advertisers ABSTRACTS: Goodale Abstract Company 665-23 14 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: Gehron Motor Sales 665-3 106 Jim McIntyre Pontiac-Buick 665-65 13 L. G. Maxtcn Sales, Inc. 665-2195 L M Motors, Inc. 665-2125 W’ild-Arnold Motor Sales 665-6414 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS: Golden Auto Parts 665-5261 BANKS: Angola State Bank 665-2861 First Federal Saving Loan Assn, of Angola 665-2910 First National Bank of Angola 665-2962 BARBER SHOPS: Bud’s Barber Shop Clark’s Barber Shop BEAUTY SHOPS: Beauty Clinic, 510 S. Wayne 665-3262 Kurl Korncr Beauty Shop Willa Jean Resler Rainbow Beauty Gift Shop 665-5 5 1 5 BOOK STORES: Munn’s Book Store ........... 665-3212 BOTTLERS: Pokagon Beverage Company 665-3263 BOWLING LANES: Angola Bowl Inc., Harry Sarver 665-93 12 Redwood Lanes, Dean Goings .. 665-6218 BUILDING PRODUCTS: Bodley’s Building Products 665-2912 CANDY DEALERS: C. A. Ncdele Sons, Wholesalers Candy, Paper, Tobacco 66 5-2463 CAR BODY SHOPS: Folck Body Shop 665-6013 Mann Body Shop 665-5915 CLEANERS: Angola Dry Cleaners 665-28 14 McBride Cleaners 665-2715 CLOTHIERS: Jarrard’s Toggery 665-6612 Strock’s Men’s and Boys’ Wear 665-2213 Ted’s Casual Wear 665-6212 DENTISTS: Dr. W. R. Aldrich 665-3016 Dr. C. B. Anderson 665-5712 Dr. Jack I). Brooks 665-3458 Dr. Leif Steenerson . 665-5014 DEPARTMENT STORES: J. C. Penney Company 665-25 12 Ransburg Sons, Pleasant Lake 475-2625 Sears, Roebuck Co. Catalog Store 665-3 1 54 DITCHING AND EXCAVATING: Herb Alleshouse Drainage Company 475-2915 Kenneth German, Excavating 665-65 5 5 DRESS SHOPS: Angola Dress Shop .... ......... 665-6813 Ann’s Dress Shop 665-2013 Harman’s Ladies’ Shoppe 665-6912 Ritter and Ferry Dress Shop 665-6412 The Teen Shop 665-3966 DRESSED POULTRY: Kay’s Dressed Poultry 665-6913 Page One Hundred SeventyPatronize Our Advertisers DRUGGISTS: Hamilton Son Drugs 665-2106 K H North Wayne Pharmacy 665-52 1 5 Roger’s Drug Store, Walgreen Agency 665-53 12 White’s Drug Store .... 665-2166 ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS: AAA Electric Co., Inc. 665-621 1 ELECTRIC SHOPS: Foutz Electric Supply 665-6017 Shaw Electronic Supply 665-561 1 FACTORIES: All Metal Spinners, Inc. 665-2 192 Moore Business Forms, Inc. 665-3 181 Weatherhead Company 665-2 154 Wohlert’s 665-3 174 FARM IMPLEMENTS: Chard Implement Company 665-6305 Coveil Implement Store 665-271 1 FEED STORES: Hamma Feed and Supply — Feeds, Seeds, and Garden Supplies 665-371 1 FILLING STATIONS: Bob’s Hy-Flash Service Station 665-63 14 Goodwin’s Phillips 66 Station 665-6713 Rain’s Shell Service 665-6215 Bob Meyer Sunoco Service 665-9221 Pleasant Lake "66” 475-9175 Swager Service, Pleasant Lake 475-225 5 FINANCE COMPANIES: Interstate Finance 665-3 1 14 FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES: W. R. Thomas 5c to $1.00 Store 665-3012 FLORISTS: Pleasant Lake Greenhouse 475-2775 Throop Florist 665-5061 FROZEN LOCKERS: Angola Frozen Locker Storage 665-6814 FUNERAL DIRECTORS: Klink Funeral Home 665-2121 Weicht Funeral Home 665-31 1 1 FURNITURE STORES: Kay’s Furniture US 27 South 665-5816 Swank Wayside Furniture 1 Mile North on US 27 665-3121 GARAGES: Al Lonsbury’s Garage and Wrecker Service 665-5 165 Shorty’s Machine Shope 665-6618 GARDEN EQUIPMENT: Garden City Depot, Railroad Garden Equipment Supplies 66 5-2180 GAS COMPANIES: Consumers Natural Gas Corporation 665-3964 GIFT SHOPS: Fred Smith, Gifts and Greeting Cards 665-5365 GRAVEL COMPANIES: Orville Stroh, Pleasant Lake Gravel 475-2241 GROCERY STORES: August Foot! Market, Pleasant Lake 475-2622 Kaiser’s Foodland Super Market 665-65 14 Ptfgr One Hundred Seventy-onePatronize Our Advertisers HARDWARE STORES: Gamble’s Hardware and Furniture 665-5761 Moore’s Hardware, Pleasant Lake 475-3 105 Seagly Brothers’ Hardware— Appliances, Bulk and Bottled Propane Gas Service 665-2563 Western Auto Associate Store, Glen Maxwell 665-5662 HEATING SUPPLIES: Howard Dodge and Son, Heating Air Conditioning 665-6617 HOME EQUIPMENT STORES: Hosack’s, Since 1915— Electrical Appliances 665-3361 INSURANCE AGENCIES: Croxton Roe Insurance Service 66 5-2462 Jacob Insurance Service 665-3 194 Philip S. Johnson Insurance Agency 665-3714 National Heritage Life Insurance Co. 665-3 102 Weaver Booth Insurance Agency 665-25 15 JEWELERS: Liechty Jewelry 665-3613 Tuttle’s Jewelry „ 665-371 5 KIDDIE SHOPS: Lucille’s Kiddie Shop 66 5-65 1 1 LAUNDRIES: Duds In Suds, Lake James 665-3 598 Speedy Service Laundry 665-2613 MOTELS: King’s Motel ........................ 665-2362 Lakeview Court, Pleasant Lake 475-2882 Tri-State Motel ............... 665-3171 MUSIC SHOPS: Jax Music Center 665-3415 Rippe Music, Inc. Baldwin Pianos Organs 665-33 1 5 NEWS STANDS: G K News Stand 665-51 12 OIL COMPANIES: Sinclair Oil Company Ray Lovejoy, Agent 665-5914 OPTOMETRISTS: Dr. M. J. Blough 665-5450 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Clarke’s Studio 665-501 5 Gentry Photographic 665-3456 PHYSICIANS: Compliments of Dr. M. M. Crum 665-213 1 Compliments of Dr. Donald G. Mason 665-2144 PLUMBERS: Curtis Bros., Inc., Heating Plumbing Contractors ..............665-6509 Selman Heating and Plumbing 665-6011 PRINTERS: Steuben Printing Company Printer of this Annual 665-3 1 18 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES: Northern Indiana Public Service Company 665-3137 RADIO EQUIPMENT AND PARTS: Lakeland Radio and TV Supply 665-631 1 Page One Hundred Seventy-twoPatronize Our Advertisers RADIO STATIONS: Station WTVB-WANG 665-6715 REAL ESTATE DEALERS: Ralph J. Staffan, Realtor— Farm, City, and Lake Property 665-2714 RESTAURANTS: A W Drive-In, William H. Stych 665-5063 Angola Dairy Queen—Home of the cone with the Curl on Top 665-3249 Azar’s Big Boy Drive-In, North Wayne St. 665-65 17 Boyce’s Restaurant, US 27 North 665-9120 Brown’s Ice Cream Christy’s Coney Island 66 5-9126 Circle 41 Restaurant 665-2564 Gay Barn Restaurant 665-5013 Golden Treat Drive In 665-3 598 Half-Way Truck Stop Restaurant, Pleasant Lake 475-9195 North Wayne Restaurant 665-5415 Sandy’s Drive In 665-2963 Wellman’s Grill 665-9224 ROOFING COMPANIES: Brock’s Roofing Company Pleasant Lake 665-3758 SHOE REPAIR SHOPS: Louie’s Shoe Repair Shop SHOE STORES: The Bootery 665-6312 Family Shoe Discount Store 665-2916 SIGNS: Reed Bros. Signs— Silk Screening, Art Work SKATING RINKS: Skatcland— Verl and Lurline Holly, Props. 665-5361 SPORTING GOODS: Ace Sportsman’s Supply 665-5910 Angola Sporting Goods, US 27 North 665-5464 Bob’s Sports Shop 665-3614 TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE: Arkwright’s TV— Motorola TV’s and Radios 66 5-6613 THEATERS: Brokaw Theatre 665-3912 Strand Theatre ........... 665-3812 TIRE SALES: Newnam Tire Service .........665-6712 TRUCKING COMPANIES: Associated Truck Lines, Inc. 665-6465 Dundee Truck Lines, Inc. 665-3712 VACUUM CLEANERS: Electrolux Sales Service Ed F. Hauke 665-3561 WELDING SERVICE: Botts Welding Supply .........665-58 1 1 Glenn’s Welding 665-5326 YARDAGE SHOP: Angola Yardage Shop .. .......665-2413 Page One Hundred Seventy-threeELEGY TO THE CLASS OF ’65 THE END OF THE BEGINNING The processional its pomp proclaims, Commence the march sublime. Ring out the proud orchestral strains, Our class is passing by. The flashing of bulbs, the laughter, the sighs Are part of the occasion’s grandeur. The friends all smile, a mother cries, The Siblings sit silently wide-eyed. The terminating music awakes An anxious, solemn air. A man whom all respect now takes His yearly honored chair. The speaker, of course, is introduced Who — no matter how distinguished- Must repeat the adages of annual use To praise, to enthuse, to admonish. But the senior’s mind is far away In years to come or now passed. Ambition and confidence will pave the way For this wondrous senior class. Many seniors these glorious halls will leave; But never again will exist A group of young people who so staunchly believe They’ll earn and attain success. —Roni Rde Pufahl THE EMPTY HALL It’s empty now; I see it for the last time; I can hear laughter, But it fades. It’s empty now'. Etched in the walls is learning. It will remain there, Aw'aiting the next. I turn my back, Knowing I’ll never forget. Memory clings; It w'ill not fade. —Carol NicMs CAN I? The day has come for w'hich I’ve w'aited; The cap, the gowm-all anticipated. I’m filled with joy, but yet I find A sadness mars my peace of mind. I leave all safety; to college I’m hurled. And now I wonder, can I face this world? —Lynn Haynes It is over. The time has come for me to leave; I no longer belong here. As I walk These halls for the last time, I silently Thank them for all they have given me; and 1 Know that I must now say good-bye. Standing Here, my eyes move over the familiar Structure before me. Then I turn my tear-stained Face and quietly w'alk aw'ay knowing That it is only the beginning. —jane Williamson MY CAP AND TASSEL My cap signifies the end of the first chapter of life, And that part may be recalled only by sw'eet memories. Each strand in that tassel holds a suggestion Of all my high school trials and tribulations, Which are quickly coming to a close. One represents my "green” freshman year, Which held many new and exciting discoveries. In others I see my sophomore and junior years And all the gay times, parties and our junior stand. Still another strand depicts my most glorious year of all. When I wras a mighty senior and had superiority in the halls. Many of the others hold cherished memories of teachers and homework. But especially of all the friendships That have been molded through the years. The remaining strands symbolize the key That will lead me to my future destiny. Chapter two of the book of life is about to unfold, So let the pages turn, for life must always move on. —Pat Milhollin THAT DAY Once I looked upon a senior, So tall and full of knowledge, And wished and prayed with all my heart To be so near to college. What a wonderful time it w'ould be For that great day to come. When I will conquer all the w'orld, And my high school days are done! But now that day has come upon me. So fast — I’m suddenly afraid, And yet I know I must be strong And fulfill the plans I’ve made. —Sally Hoffman Page One Hundred Seventy-fourMEMORIES FIRST ROW: Freshman and Ree Team cheerleaders; What are you guys up to?: Kim and Kathy. SECOND ROW: Cross Country team at Shoaff Park: What’s so interesting?: Barb. THIRD ROW: The Hornet for sale!: Watch it, Roger; Four are too many for one hoop, girls; Linda, Gail, Vicki, with a friend. FOURTH ROW: Sally - the football hero; Kermit and Lynn: Sue and a friend; Deb’s got some pretty PJ’s. FIFTH ROW: English class: Bluebirds here again: Kitty R.: Sleepy, girls? Page One Hundred Seventy-fiveUnforgettables Hornets Senior Day Basketball Games Class Rings Mr. Morin F.T.A. Miss Shultz Senior Coat Check Term Papers Junior Stand Key Sales Party G.A.A. Senior Pictures Track Football Games Mr. Hammel Hi-Y Stacked Lockers "Wonderland by Night” S.A.T. Tests Government and Econ Thespians Senior Scholarship Fund Sectional Tourney "Junior Miss” Pep Club Y-Teens Music Contests The Key Record Hops Folk Trio Wrestling Team The "Hornet” Mr. Barkdull’s Shorthand Class Parties Achievement Day "Macbeth” Gymnastics Team Band Bus Trips Junior-Senior Prom Triple Trio Music Contest Mr. Fleming and Mr. Kolter "Sal” Mr. "Mac” Junior Classical League Homework Study Halls "Faculty Ferns” Y-Tcen Candlelighting Service Underclassmen Poetry and Essay Contests The Public Library, Christmas Tree in Main Hall BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Page One Hundred Seventy-sixEpilogue We, the Class of 1965, descend these stairs for the last time only to undertake the next flight which leads us to even greater heights in our search for future success. This book contains just a small segment of those golden memories which shall linger forever in the hearts of all. 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