Ligonier High School - Lance Yearbook (Ligonier, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1964 volume:

nineteen sixty-four LANCE 12th edition Ligonier High School Ligonier, Indiana LIFE A r LIGONIER LIMELIGHT ON LHS Life in the town of Ligonier is a blend of farmers, industrial workers, busi- nessmen, homemakers, and the stu- dents who will soon become the adults of the community. Fast growing and friendly, withcivic pride the community contributes greatly to the success of our school. L.H.S. is a happy mixture with the accent on scholarship in aca- demics, order in organizations, spirit in sports, and pleasantness in person- alities. The challenges we meet in the classrooms prepare us for a better future. The friendships we have made and the many hours of fun we ' ve en- joyed will always be remembered as an integral part of school life. Now the limelight is on L.H.S. --it ' s classrooms and activities . TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life 4 Academics 8 Organizations 16 Athletics 30 Personalities 42 Advertisements 76 Index 102 Eleven Forty — Time to Eat Lunch I ' m glad I ' m not washing. Little kids, big meal. Descending to dinner. Downtown here we come. $1.50, please. Head ' em up, move ' em out. Sights to Be Seen Around LHS Did you ever get the feeling that the whole world ' s against you? Aw come on Boulder, talk to me ! Take a cake — not a girl ! S A What? Me worry? No, I don ' t need a key. LHS All Stars Slightly Crowded Picture This — Candid Shots Don ' t come up until the bell rings ! ■ i ■ H| ,i i ' iJ H K H-s 1 1 Only my hairdresser knows ! What a way to spend Study Hall ! Well, did you ever? You too, Mr. Lowry. lf U I ' Ainifij , 1 1,1 %- Top man on the totem pole. Just Dick ! A bit of foreign flavor. Highlight School Life at Ligonier High Bus or train? Train or bus? Thanks for college night ! Donna! Don ' t tease! Sleigh ride. This year it didn ' t fall. Look what ' s stacked in this picture ! Learning together. Breaking Through Communication Barriers The first year of Latin is a study of the forms and constructions of the language with stress on its application to English, literature, and culture. The second year adds a more complete knowledge of the language such as Caesar ' s commen- taries. In all areas of life there is a need for effective oral communication. Speech students gain confidence by speaking in front of their classmates. Their goal is to be able to speak in any situation at any time in a capable manner. The English Department is using an in- tegrated program this year. Through this we hope to eliminate the artificial division of English into two subjects-- English and Literature. All aspects of our language --literature, composi- tion, grammar, and speech- -are being taught as a single unified subject. Is it colored chalk? Votes are in! Carols ' our new teacher! Don, I thought you knew all the STYLES! Students Link Yesterday with Tomorrow Relaxing at LHS. No, the ear doesn ' t go there. No silly- -that ' s not China. Physics labs are fun. Where is Texas? Beginning in the sophomore year, the student learns where America stands in the history of the world by taking world history. In the junior year the develop- ment of our country from the colonial period to the present is studied in U.S. history. Government and economics are the subjects studied by the seniors. In Government the student is taught how our government is run. In economics he is taught how our economic system is op- erated and how it is compatible with our system of government. The science course begins with biology in the freshman year. Biology reveals the secrets of the living cell, both plant and animal. The power of energy and how it performs work is studied in physics during the junior year. The atom, the elements, and the properties of compounds and ions are studied in chemistry during the senior year. Facts and Figures Fly Thru a Busy World Eyes on your copy ! The first year of mathematics includes algebra or general math which teaches the fundamental ideas later applied in advanced courses. Lines and angles, circles and squares, theorems and as- sumptions, are all part of sophomore geometry. The junior year is filled with trigonometry and solid geometry. To terminate the four years, advanced al- gebra is taught as a senior subject. Commerce requires accuracy and ef- ficiency which are the basic principles in office work. Students are instructed in general business, bookkeeping. Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, and office practice. Future secretaries learn to take dictation, to type correct letter forms, and to master business arith- metic. Graduates find that business education is helpful in securing a good position. Ready-Set--Go! The perpendicular plane is parallel to the adjacent obtuse angle. Are you a Knucklehead or a Knothead? 10 Health and Safety Go Hand in Hand Physical education is a two-year require- ment for all high school students. Its pri- mary purpose is to develop physical skills as well as physical fitness. Health and safety, which is required for all sophomores, emphasizes learning how the body functions as well as the essentials of the healthy life. Due to the expanded na- tional interests in total physical fitness, these courses have a growing importance in our high school curriculum. Driver education strives to tighten the loose nut behind the wheel or to loosen the tight nut from behind the wheel. It is offered to develop the attitude, judgment, and fundamental skills necessary to pre- vent traffic accidents with their tragic sacrifice of human lives. Up — down, Up--down! All wrapped up in their work. You can ' t measure the gym that way! Where ' s the motor? Vocational Studies Aid Our Future Lives The home economics curriculum con- sists of the following subject matter: Home Nursing, Housing, Home Furn- ishings, and Home Management; Family Relations and Child Development; Foods and Nutrition; Consumer Education; and Clothing and Textiles. Several phases of the subject materials are taught at each grade level . Vocational agriculture begins with the basic study of livestock and crop pro- duction. As the boys advance in the vo- cational agriculture curriculum, they learn the managerial aspects of farming in the classroom (with projects) and on the farm. Judging livestock, crops, and soil adds to their experience. Learning farm mechanics rounds out their final year of studying agriculture. Working with wood, the freshmen shop boys learn to use hand tools. Advancing to power tools the next year, they con- struct projects from metal, wood, and plastic. Juniors and seniors study drawingand blueprints in drafting. They finish with a floor plan of a house. Watch those Pinkies, Leroy ! Crumbs, in my slide rule? Mother ' s little helpers. I ' d rather do it myself, Mr. Sponhauer! Appreciation of Art and Music Is Stressed Enjoying music and having fun. The art course must include a variety of art fields to give a sampling rather than a comprehensive teaching of arts and crafts. It is possible to have an art major or minor if the student has some ability and a strong willingness to work. Our music program has two departments: instrumental and vocal. The purposes are to give the students a basic music education and to provide a center for cultural and artistic development in our educational system through public con- tests and appearances. Young artists? Come blow your horn. Clay play. 13 Help and Understanding Through Guidance The teacher plays aa important part in the daily guidance of students. He not only guides them in subject matter areas but also in vocational, personal, and extra -curricular activities . The teacher is dedicated to the whole development of his students and is eager to help them succeed in their educational pursuits. The guidance counselor provides data and individual information which may aid teachers in their understanding and instruction of individual students. By means of tests, counseling, and informa- tional services, the counselor helps stu- dents to realize their strengths, weak- nesses, educational and vocational op- portunities, and their personal -social adjustment to life. The counselor works closely with teachers and administrators in helping provide the best possible ed- ucation for each student in the school. Gathering information. THIMK! Planning ahead. Thoughts for the future. LIMELIGHT ON LHS ORGANIZA TIONS Lance Staff Strives to Meet Deadlines IT n IT - TTT T ' ROW ONE: Mrs. Ummel, Advisor; M. J. Walters, K. Trowbridge. ROW THREE: J. Duesler.K. Schu- Business Manager; S. Hite, Editor; L. Wolf, Assistant man, D. Davenport, E. Wells, B. Bums, B. Hire, L. Editor; L. Moser, Photographer. ROW TWO: L. Sprague. ROW FOUR: M. Benedict, K. Sullivan, Preston, S. Carper, S. Miller, Advertising Sales D. Coy, R. Smith, D. Kuster, B. Shell, E. Wolf, K. Manager; M. Rex, Art Editor; K. Yoder, B. Peterson, Cunningham. Lance Staff entry in Labor Day Parade. Stop grinning! We almost missed the last deadline. We crop it, copy it, and type it. The Red Raider Times Keeps Us Informed ROW ONE: C. Madden, Head Typist; T. West, Sports J.Hartman, Artist; R. Mathew, Assistant Sports Editor; Editor; L. Preston, Business Manager; M. Rex, Editor- Mrs. Todd, Advisor; S. Miller, Circulation Manager; K. In-Chief D. Kuster, Assistant Editor, D. Summerville, Sullivan, Feature Editor; C. DiGangi, Artist. Social Editor. ROW TWO: B. Moser, Exchange Editor, Please, don ' t make any mistakes. What is this? Sketch for the Times. Honor Society Makes Use of the Library ROW ONE: K. Yoder, B. Peterson, W. Kaplan, M. Hite, A. Smith, J. Duesler. ROW TWO: P. Williams, R. Miller, G. Longenbaugh, K. Cunningham, C. Good, J. Calbeck, J. Stoelting, M. Mathew. ROW THREE: S. Foster, J. Saggars, C. Holcomb, M. Benedict, S. Carper, R. Hite, M. Frey, S. Hain. ROW FOUR: L. Wolf, R. Mathew, D. Stahly, E. Wells, D. Kuster, B. Burns, B. Hire, K. Sullivan. ROW ONE: T. Nelson, Mrs. Overmeyer, Advisor. ROW TWO: M. Halsey, J. Paulus, D. Bluhm, M. Heffner, Douglas, C. Paulus, D. Pierce. ]M. m ' J if i W r i : r Student Council — Rules; PhyChem — Inspires ROW ONE: J. Saggars, B. Burns, Vice-President; P. Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Moser, S. Stiffner, President; Mr. Thomas, Advisor. ROW TWO: T. Twigg, K. Hain, Reporter; D. Deed, G. Tope, A. Duesler, J. Rex, S. Kelly, R. Gillespie. ROWONE: Mr. Rule, Advisor; K. Simmons, S. Miller, Atom-Smasher; J. Stoelting, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Summerville, Reporter; T. West, President; D. Coy, Vice-President; S. Hite, B. Moser, A. Waterson. ROW TWO: L. Vanette, A. Smith, R. Sedgwick, J. Kidd, M. Grissom, D. Davenport, M. Rex, C. Chaffee, K. Mazelin, K. Schuman, M. Griffith, K. Cobbum, S. Hare, J. Smith. ROW THREE: L. Saggars, L. Carmin, J. Saggars, S. Foster, D. McCormick, A. Keefer, R. Smith, T. Herald, B. Barnum, B. Hire, J. Creps, S. Hain, G. Longenbaugh, B. Case, B. Topham, L. Fox. ROW FOUR: C. Summerville, D. Kidd, L. Moser, M. Mathew, S. DePew, R. Wallace, J. Hire, R. Mathew, L. Becker, K. Sheppard, E. Wells, D. Kuster, R. De- Bolt, D. Martin, C. Rex, J. Baker, J. Calbeck, P. Coy, K. Hain. it iJW MLtt FHA Improves Family - Community Living ROW ONE: D. Reed, Recreation Leader; L. Bechtold, Reporter; B. Vance, Treasurer; C. DiGangi, Secretary-; L.Moser, President; S. Hare, Vice-President; P. Lough, Parliamentarian; K. Yoder, Historian; E. Wolf , Public Relations. ROW TWO: Mrs. Geiger, Sponsor; C. Kel- 1am, S. Keith, S. Kring, D. DiGangi, C. Chiddister, A. Hayden, C. Chavez, P. Yoder, M. Lambright, N. Clark, L. Rex. ROW THREE: K. Trowbridge, B. Peterson, L. Sprague, S. Garvin, C. Owen, L. Schlemmer, L. Alfrey, L. Conrad, C. Garber, R. Wellman, V- Jacobs, S. Bailey, P. Egolf. ROW FOUR: K. Cunning- ham, C. Meroney, D. Flowers, S. Case, C. Lough, C. Holcomb, V. Sprague, C. Kelly, C. Good, J. Duesler, C. Madden, E. Burns, S. Sprague. The Ligonier Chapter of F .H .A. became an honor chapter for the seventh consec- utive year by completing all of the state and national goals . The theme for the year is: Your Home: The Key to the Future. The projects are: A Value Discovering experiment, Focus on Family Friendship, Marriage Calls for Preparation, and StrengtheningOur Educa- tion for Future Rules . Activities of the year were Daddy Date Nite featuring a foreign exchange student, a panel of adults and teenagers discussing early marriage, and Mrs. Ummel pointing out the facts of combining marriage and college. An impressive c of Officers was andlelight ceremony for the Installation held. 20 FFA Is Experience for Future Farmers The FFA Chapter at Ligonier is a mem- ber of the national fraternity for high school boys studying vocational agricul- ture. The boys own or keep records on at least one crop and one livestock project on their home farms. This provides for an excellent learning opportunity outside the classroom. Some of the activities we participated in, besides our regular monthly meetings, were a trip to St. Louis and the Ozarks, a trip to the International Livestock Show, a FFA basketball team, soybean and sorghum crops, and FFA judg- ing contests . One big cheer for the Ozark pier. Tom, Tom the piper ' s son, stole a pig and away he run. ROW ONE: Mr. Sponhauer, Sponsor; B. Yoder, Re- porter; R. Conrad, Secretary; B. Shell, President; L. Wolf, V. President; B. Burns, Treasurer. ROW TWO: P. Miller, R. Mabie, K. Mazelin, H. Targgart, T. Herald, L. Meroney, D. Berkey, Q. Saggars, D. Kile, L. Rosen- ogle. a ( f r Music Department Displays Talent and ROW ONE: J. Walters, C. Madden, B. Hartman, G. Moser,D. Reed, L. Carmin, K. Blake. ROW TWO: L. Vanette, W. Ott, J. Saggars, P. Williams, J. Calbeck, K. Sullivan, B. Topham, C. Owen, J. Stoelting, S. Car- per, S. Hite. ROW THREE: W. Kaplan, C. Good, L. Saggars, C. Rex, R. Warren, G. Daniels, R. Becker, Practice makes perfect. The Ligonier High School Music Dept . under the direction of Mr. Gary Link is composed of the High School Band, High School Glee Club, Dance Band, Pep Band, and many small ensembles . The High School Band is both a concert and march- ing band. The Glee Club ' s big event this year was a Hootenanny . The Dance Band this year was one of the best L . H .S . has ever had . Besides entertaining various civic organizations and clubs, the band appeared on television. Ligonier ' s Pep Band provided the half-time entertain- ment at the basketball games . The Jr. Band was large this year . They worked hard and became a good sounding Jr . Band . All ensembles participate in the NISBOVA Solo and Ensemble Contest . Provides Entertainment for the Community T. Moore, K. Mazelin, S. aiffner, B. Peterson, G. War- ner, L. Becker, M. Fisel, D. Summerville, R. Mabie, S. Miller, K. Schuman, S. Hain. ROW FOUR: D. O- berg, P. Leivlieux, R. Moser, J. Hartman, P. Blackwell, Mr. Link, R. Wallace, D. Stahly, M. Golden. BAND OFFICERS President: Carolyn Owen Vice-President: Sue Hain Secretary: Janie Walters Librarians: Patty Williams Leslie Carmin Ron Mabie Winners at the Auburn Street Fair. 23 Dance Band and Pep Band Add Swing toLHS ROW ONE: P. Williams, J. Calbeck, J. Walters, S. Carper, S. Hite, C. Owen, J. Stoelting. ROW TWO; R. Mabie, S. Hain, K. Schuman, B. Peterson, S. Stiff- ner, R. Becker. ROW THREE: Mr. Link, R. Wallace, L. Vanette, P. Blackwell. ROW ONE: P. Blackwell, P. Williams, J. Calbeck, G. Daniels, D. Stahly. ROW TWO: K. Schuman, B. Peter- son, S. Hain, S. Stiffner, D. Summerville. ROW THREE: D. Oberg, R. Moser, R. Wallace, R. Mabie. 24 Junior Band and Twirlers Are Pert and Peppy 1 ■ • rt ROW ONE: L. Campbell, L. Anderson, K. Golden, M. Shultz, J. Albers, D. Moser, E. Elijah. ROW TWO: S. Blackwell, G. Wells, J. Fox, T. Wade, C. Bellman, B. Jarmin, P. Stiffner, S. Stout, S. Hartman, R. Troyer, D. Bluhm, R. Lung, D. Busche, R. Waterson. ROW THREE: M. Moser, J. Millar, J. Campbell, J. Hol- comb, G. Einsiedel, S. Thibaut, J. Sprague, T. Krea - ger, S. Bums, C. Cobbum, D. Anderson, D. Vanette , D. Blackwell, S. Gillespie, J. Owen, T. Renner, T. Pelkhe,S.Ott, R.Cory, R. Hire. ROWFOUR: J. Kidd , T. Bluhm, D. Pettit, P. Jarmin, T. Stahly, D. Daniels, B. McDonald, R. Tincher, M. Carmin, B. Topham, K. Huntley, B. Glaser, L. Millar, B. Warren, J. Cole, K. Wasson, S. Pettit. ROW FIVE: M. Hartman, B. Conley, C. Matchett, T. Hakes, R. Moser, Mr. Link. K. Smith, L. Moser, E. Wolf, N. Grams, P. LeMieux, R. Wolf, Drum Major. 25 Sing Along with Glee Club and Jr. Chorus ROW ONE: Mr. Unk, K. Smith, J. Walters, K. Trow- bridge, C. Holden, K. Simmons, B. Peterson, P. Le- Mieux, L. Carmin, P. Williams, L. Preston, S. Hare, W. Kaplin, B. Hakes, R. Warren. ROW TWO: L. Vanette, G. Longenbaugh, A. Smith, R. Wellman, N. Grams, M. Caskey, K. Cunningham, J. Kidd, C. Moser, B. Hartman, K. Blake, C. Staton, C. Owen, K. Hain, J. Baker, M. Stanley. ROW THREE: A. Hayden, M. Heff- ner, M. Mathew, C. Rex, E. Hain, C. Lough, S. DePew, P. Lough, L. Wolf, M. Hunter, K. Sullivan, D. Pierce, S. Carper, C.Holcomb, D. Reed, D. Kidd, M. Griffith, B. Moser. ROW ONE: C. Bellman, C. Birch, T. Wade, M. Moser, L. Summerville, S. Dickinson, F. Clason, R. Gillespie, K. Holden, G. Combs, D. Moser. ROW TWO: E. Eli- jah, J. Fox, S. Blackwell, B. McDonald, J. Paulus, R. Leslie, J. Rex, B. Wallace, B. Jarmin, K. Patrick, J. Lee. ROW THREE: R. Waterson, M. Lough, J. Cole, B. Dunbar, D. Bluhm, M. Stouder, J. Millar, K. Hunt- ley, S. Hartman, L. Campbell. ROW FOUR: G. Wells, R. Cory, F. Griffith, B. Topham, T. Pelkhe, R. Tin- cher, C. Wasson, M. Blake, J. Owen, S. Hagen, T. Hakes, M. Crysler. ROW FIVE: J. Paulus, J. Crider, S. Rollins, S. Pettit, D. Busche, E. Miller, S. Kelly, S. Foster, R. Hire, R. Weade, S. Gillespie, J. Trowbridge. Ensembles Encourage Musical Development TROMBONE TRIO: B. Peterson, R. Becker, S. Stiffner. CORNET TRIO: K. Schuman, S. Miller, R. Mabie. SAX QUARTETTE P. Williams J. Calbeck J. Stoelting S. Carper HIGH SCHOOL SEXTET K. Trowbridge C. Moser L. Preston L. Wolf B. Peterson J. Walters JUNIOR HIGH SEXTET D. Bluhm S. Blackwell J. Fox B. McDonald E. Elijah C. Bellman 27 Projectionists and Safety Patrols Serve Us ROWONE: B. O ' Brien, L. Lambright, L. Fox, J. Creps, L. Dull, J. Hire, L. Rex, K. Mazelin, T. West, D. R. Kelly, S. Miller. ROW TWO: Mr. Rule, Advisor, Oberg, R. Moser, G. Moser, G. Anderson. ROW ONE: Mr. Ummel, Advisor, M. Patrick, C. Schlemmer, L. Wellman, J. Wellman, P. Chrysler, L. Anderson, P. Seidner, C. Badorek, B. Sheppard, Mr. Hammel, Advisor. ROW TWO: R. Lung, T. Renner, C. Matchett, R. Epert, D. Lindemuth, R. Huntley, D. Pettit,M.Stechcon, D. Daniels, T. Kreager, D. Black- well, P. Jarman. ROW THREE: M. Hagen, D. Dan- iels, G. Einsiedel, T. Bluhm, C. Vance, J.Kidd, K. DiGangi, D. Garber, M. Carmin, R. Stage, N. Hunter. ROW FOUR: L. Stahly, J. Hochustetler, R. Moser, J. Sprague, M. Hartman, M. Chavez, G. Sprague, E. Duckwall, G. Combs, C. Cobbum, J. Blanchard, P. Kring, J. DeWalt. 28 LIMELIGHT ON LHS SPORTS Girls Gain Sportsmanship Through G.A.A. ROW ONE: Mrs. Dickerson, Advisor; L. Grigsby, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Hite, Vice-President; E. Wolf, President; D. Reed, Student Council; L. Vanette, Re- porter. ROW TWO: C.Ow en, P. Williams, C. Kellam, S.Keith, K.Medsger, A. Smith, J. Stoelting, K. Trow- bridge, L. Rex, J. Smith, B. Vance, P. LeMieux. ROW THREE: S. Hite, C. Moser, B. Peterson, K. Cunning- ham, D. Summerville, B. Moser, M. Stanley, C. Sum- merville, M. Caskey, N. Grams, S. Garvin, K. Cart, S.Hare. ROW FOUR: B. Hartman, S. Foster, K. Cob- bum, E. Hain, S. Carper, M. Hunter, M. Benedict, S. Hain, D. Kidd, P. Coy, J. Calbeck, R. Miller, J. Sag- gars, C. Rex, M. Mathew, L. Moser. The proud professional bowling buddies of LHS. Just wait until it ' s my turn! Send ' em a-flyin ' , Jean! 30 Pep Club Is Loyal to Tou Ligonier m§ ROW ONE: M. Rosenogle, B. Vance, L. Preston, B. Moser, K. Simmons, L. Moser, S. Stiffner, K. Trow- bridge, M. Stanley, D. Summerville, E. Wolf, C. Owen, S.Hite,L. Sprague, C. Madden, C. Moser. ROW TWO: N. Grams, C. Staton, M. Caskey, L. Wolf, M. Hite, L. Schlemmer, S. Case, P. Lough, D. Reed, M. Benedict, S. Carper, B. Peterson, K. Sullivan, E. Hain, K. Cob- bum, P. Williams. ROW THREE: M. Frey, R. Hite, R. Sedgwick, S. Hain, A. Smith, B. Hakes, S. Keith, V. Jacobs, D. Flowers, R. Miller, J. Stoelting, J. Saggars, C. Summerville, J. Calbeck, J. Smith, P. Coy. ROW FOUR: J. Baker, L. Moser, B. Case, L. Saggars, K. Hain, C. Holcomb, C. Lough, S. DePew, M. Griffith, M. Mathew, S. Keith, K. Medsker, L. Becktold, C. Gar- ber, W. Kaplan, M. Heffner. ROW FIVE: S. Dickinson, L. Summerville, J. Lee, P. Williamson, N. Crockett, L. Sprague, C. Rex, G. Longenbaugh, J. Rex, B. Jar- min, B. Wallace, K. Cart, E. Bums, R. Warren, A . Hayden,F. Claso n. ROW SIX: C. Chiddister, J. Dues- ler, K. Golden, M. Moser, S. Thibaut, D. DePew, V. Creps, C. Crothers, T. Wade, R. Madden, R. Gillespie, J. Miller, R. Leslie, J. Paulus, B. McDonald, E. Eli- jah, C. Bellman. ROW SEVEN: K. Smith, V. Sprague, J. Kidd, L. Carmin, C. Tinky, C. Kellam, B. Dunbar, J. Cole, T. Hakes, J. Crider, J. Paulus, K. Hunter, L. Vanette, D. Combs. The LHS Varsity Fights Proudly Terry West Larry Wolf Harold Targgart Rick Mathev Dick Kuster Steve Miller Gary Badorek 32 for the Glory of Scarlet and Green Bob Shell Don Coy Rick Smith Tim Long Lyle Becker r t  IM John Troyer Ken Schuman Coach Miller Coach Prickett Varsity Cheerleaders Urge Victories DATE Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec J. 9 . . 16 . . 22 . . 27 . . 6 . . 13 . . 20 . . 3 . . 17 . . 18 . . 25 . . 31 . . 7 . . 8 . . 14 . . 21 . . Walters P. LeM OPPONENT . LaGrange . Kendallville . North Webster . Cromwell , Albion ieux PLACE There. There. There. Here . There. A. Yoder LHS . 90 . . . 74 . . . 84 . . . 75 . . . 93 . . . 83 . . . 82 . . .112 . . . 80 . . . 75 . . . 80 . . . 73 . . .11.. . 48 . . . 75 . . . 74 . . OPP. ... 89 . . .58 . . .63 . . .49 ... 78 Dec. Dec . Middlebury . Wawaka Here . There. ... 73 ... 56 Tan. . Wolf Lake There. . . .77 Jan . .Nappanee There. 89 Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb . Angola Here . . . 83 . Waterloo Here . . . . 89 . Syracuse Here . 58 . Avilla There. 72 Feb. Feb . Columbia City . Shipshewana There. Here . ... 70 . , . 72 Feb. . Churubusco There. ... 68 34 Vigorous Cheerleaders Fire-Up B-Team S. Foster D. Kidd ROW ONE: K. Mazelin, Mr. Prickett, Coach. ROW Berkey, L. Becker, G. Tope, R. vVolf, G. Daniels, D. TWO; P. Blackwell, J. Hire, D. Stahly,Q. Saggars, D. DeBolt, S. Price, B. Yoder. 35 Freshman Cheerleaders Boost Team Spirit K. Hain, J. Baker, L. Carmin. ROW ONE: R.Mullins.R. Elijah, D. Oberg, T. Moore, M. Golden, R. Seniff, R. Badorek, A. Duesler, R. Hol- D. Blanchard, D. Crockett. ROW TWO: G. Warner, den, Mr. Hammel, Coach. 36 Junior High Cheerleaders Back Teams CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: J. Millar, J. Lee. ROW TWO: B. McDonald, J. Rex. n .f A  4 Z3 A TEAM ROW ONE: R. Waterson, H. Chavez, K. Duckvvall, E. Mil- ler, K. Holden, B.Dunbar. ROW TWO: D. Anderson, T. Hakes, S. Eytcheson, M. Lough, J. Trowbridge, M. Blake, S. Fos- ter, Mr. Hammel, Coach. B TEAM ROW ONE: M. Chrysler, J. Crider, S. Ott, R. Nelson, R. Tincher. ROW TWO: T. Her- endeen, T. Twigg, F. Griffith, M. Birch, K. Stout. ROW THREE: J. Owens, T. Pelkhe, Mr. Hutton, Coach; J. Copas, J. Cole. 37 One-Two-Three Strikes! and Te-e-rr Out! ROW ONE: R. Beckner, D. Coy, J. Hire, B. Hire, R. Holden, S. Miller, T. Long, R. Mathew. ROW TWO: Mr. Prickett, Coach; G. Daniels, G. Badorek, T. West, L. Wolf, D. Kuster, L. Becker, R. Smith, D. Stahly. The Raiders baseball season ended with a record of eight wins and two losses. This gave the Raiders the undisputed County Conference title for the first time in three years . OPPONENT Albion Cromwell Avilla Wawaka Wolf Lake Albion Cromwell Avilla Wawaka Wolf Lake WE 3 4 5 5 4 1 3 14 6 Did you see that? Golf and Track Develop Physical Fitness Mr. Beck, Coach; S. Miller, J. Puras, R. Mathew, K. Schuman, R. Wallace, D. Coy. ROW ONE: D. Coy, K. Schuman, P. Blackwell, R. Mathew, T. Long. ROW TWO: S. Price, L. Becker, G. Tope, D. Stahly, R. Badorek. ROW THREE: Mr. Prickett, Mr. Miller, H. Targgart, G. Badorek, E. Wells, Mr. Shockney, Mr. Jensen. County Cross Country Conference Champs ROW ONE: Shockney . P. Blackwell, R. Badorek, G. Tope, S. Price. ROW TWO: H.Taxggart, E. Wells, G. Badorek, Mr. The cross country team won for Ligonier its first conference title in cross country this fall. The team was comprised of all underclassmen which adds another com- pliment to their victorious season. Mythically an All -Conference team is com - prised of the first five finishers in the conference. Such being the case we would have two on the team, Steve Price who placed second and Phil Blackwell who placed fifth. Half-mile lo go, Steve. Get ready--get set--go! 40 LIMELIGHT ON LHS PERSONALITIES An Administration Promotes School Harmony ROW ONE: Edward Bums, Treasurer; Charles Shull, President; Stanley Buckles, Secretary. ROW TWO: Fred Cun- ningham, Mack Howell, Lyle Schuman. Keith Carper Superintendent Glen Longenbaugh High School Principal Douglas Lowry Elementary Principal 42 Staff Is an Important Part of School Life Karen Branham Deanna Kunce Minnie McDonald Ira Speicher, Pete Card, Kenny Simmons, Jerry Cunningham, Harvey Saggars, Ernie Shell. Rose Stahly, Ma- rie Berkey, Betty Saggars, Donna - belle Shell. Ed Clark Teachers Guide Us Along the Many LARRY BAKER, B.S. English; Speech and Dra- matics; Senior Advisor. JOE BEAR, B.S. Social Studies; Com- merce; 7th Grade Ad- visor. CHARLES BECK, M.S. Mathematics ; Golf Coach. SANDRA DICKERSON, B.S. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Com- merce; Health; Physical Education. PETER JENSEN, B.S. Driver Training; Physical Education; Track. HELEN KELLEY, A.: English; Latin. HAL PRICKETT, B.S. Social Studies; Track Physical Education Baseball; B-Team Coach 8th Grade and Junior Ad- HELEN REEVES, B.S. Art. DEAN RULE, M.S. Science; Audio-Visual; Phy.-Chem. Club; Soph- omore Advisor. 44 ALLEN SHOCKNEY, B.S. Psychology; Cross Coun- try; General Science; Track; 7th Grade Ad- visor; Social Studies. Paths of Knowledge Toward Our Goals RETTA GEIGER, B.S. DAVID GOTTSCHE, B.S. BOB HAYES, B.S. JOHN HUTTON, B.S. Home Economics; F.H. A.; Shop; Freshman Advisor. Commerce; Freshman Art; 7th Grade Basket - School Lunch Advisor. Advisor. ball Coach. GARY LINK, A. Music. PHIL MILLER, A.B. Mathematics; Track; Cross-Country; Basket- ball Coach; Physical Education. MURIEL OVERMYER, M.A. Englisn; Librarian. MARVEY SPONHAUER, WILLIAM THOMAS, B.S. M.S. Biology; Vocational Ag- Guidance; Student Coun- riculture; F.F.A.; 4-H . cil. JUDITH TODD, A.B. FLUELLA UMMEL, A.B. English; Red Raider English; Social Studies; Times. Lance. 45 As This Senior Tear Comes to a Close- MICHAEL DEAN BAILEY Commercial Moose Projectionists Club 1,2,3; Track 1; Cross Country 1; OnionsInThe Stew 3, Stagehand, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Stagehand. Ambition: Veterinarian. SANDERS SMITH BECHTOLD Commercial Sandy Bowling League 4; One Foot In Heaven 4, Makeup. Ambition: Undecided. RICKEY RAY BECKNER Commercial Rick Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Cross Coun- try 1. Ambition: Mechanic or Air Force. JOAN ELIZABETH CASS Vocational Joan Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Librarian 3; Onions In The Stew 3, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Publicity. Ambition: Undecided. JUDY ANN CASTETTER Commercial Juda Librarian 3; Onionsin The Stew 3, Properties; Elk- hart, Indiana: Pep Club 1; Junior Hi-Y. Ambition: Registered Nurse. CLIFFORD WILLIAM CHAFFEE Academic Cliff Phy-Chem 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1; Bowling League 1,2,4; Onions In The Stew 3; One Foot In Heaven 4, Technical Director. Ambition: Engineer. 46 We Remember A II of the Wonderful Moments KENNETH ROBERT CONRAD Commercial Bob Track 3; Basketball Student Manager 3. Ambition: Construction and Mechanical Designer. NANCY LEE CONRAD Commercial Max G.A.A. 1; Onions In The Stew 3, Tickets; One Foot In Heaven 4, Makeup. Ambition: Beautician. DONALD LEE COY Academic Floy Band 1,2; Lance Staff 3,4; Phy-Chem 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Bowling League 1,2,4; Lettermen ' s Club 1,2,3,4; One Foot In Heaven 4. Ambition: Political Science. MARY JANE COSE Commercial F.H.A. 1. Ambition: Business. Mary OLIVIA JOY GRIGSBY Vocational Liv Chorus 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1 ; Student Council 2; Librarian 3; Onions In The Stew 3, Business, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Pub- licity. Ambition: Social Worker. TERRY LEE GOSE Industrial Arts Terry Ambition: Undecided. 47 It Seems We Were Only Visitors Who Stayed HAROLD JAMES HARTMAN JR. Commercial Jim Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Red Raider Times 4; Projectionists Club 2,3,4; Onions In The Stew 3 . Ambition: Business Manager. SALLY BETH HITE Academic Sal Class Secretary 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Phy-Chem 3,4; Junior Honor So- ciety 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Girls ' State Representative; B.P.W. Ring Award; Onions In The Stew 3, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Cos- tumes. Ambition: Lawyer. ARTHUR WALTER KESTERPCE Vocational ■ Art White Pigeon, Michigan: French Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Baseball 1; Football 1,2. Ambition: Air Force. RONALD LEE MABIE Vocational Ron Band 1,2,3,4; PepBand 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Undecided. CAROL SUE MADDEN Commercial Carol ClassTreasurer 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Chorus 3; Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Red Raider Times 4; Onions In The Stew 3, Properties, Makeup; One Foot In Heaven 4, Business. Ambition: Social Worker. RICHARD PATRICK MADDEN Commercial Bowling League 1; Onions In The Stew 3, hand. Ambition: Service. Rick Stage - 48 a Short While and Found We Must Move On, ALLEN DEAN MILLER Academic Al Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Crosscountry 1,2; One Foot In Heaven 4, Publicity. Ambition: Teacher. STEPHEN COSS MILLER Academic Steve Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3; Lance Staff 3,4; Red Raider Times 4; Phy-Chem 3,4; Projectionists Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Bowling League 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 1,2,3,4; Onions In The Stew 3; One Foot In Heaven 4; Junior Honor Society 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Boys ' State Representative. Ambition: Teacher. LORETTA ROSE MOSER Commercial Letty Class Treasurer 4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Librarian 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Onions In The Stew 3, Advertising, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Advertising. Ambition: Lab Technician. GREG ALLEN MOSER Commercial Gregg Student Council 3,4; Projectionists Club 1,2,3,4; Onions In The Stew 3, Business; One Foot In Heaven 4. Ambition: Architect. REBECCA JEAN MOSER Academic Becky Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Phy- Chem 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Red Raider Times 4; Onions In The Stew 3, Costumes, Makeup; One Foot In Heaven 4, Costumes, Makeup. Ambition: X-Ray Technologist. CAROLYN JEAN OWEN Academic Carolyn Band 3,4; Dance Band 4; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 4; Phy-Chem 4; Red Raider Times 4; Onions In The Stew 3, Busi- ness, Properties, Makeup; One Foot In Heaven 4, Costumes, Properties. Avilla, Indiana: Chorus 1,2; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Phy-Chem 2; Dramatics Club 2; Latin Club 1,2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. 49 We Are Prepared for the Future and the CLYDE ALLEN PATRICK Vocational Pat Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2. Ambition: Mechanic. DARLENE SUE PIERCE Vocational Dolly Chorus 3,4. Ambition: Housewife and mother. LINDA JOAN PRESTON Commercial Linda Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Lance Staff 4; Red Raider Times 4; Junior Honor Society 2; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4; Girls ' State Alternate 1. Ambition: Private Secretary. JEFFREY LAWRENCE PURAS Commercial Jeff Chorus 3; Red Raider Times 4; Bowling League 4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties. New Berlin Central, Chorus 1; Audio Visual Club 1; Bowling League 1. Ambition: College. LAWRENCE DODE REX Vocational Projectionist 3,4. Ambition: Electronics Technician. ' Dode ' MICHAEL ARTHUR REX Academic Mike Class President 3,4; Bowling League 1; Track 2; Phy- Chem 3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; Red Raider Times4; Boys ' State, Onions in the Stew 3, Technical Director; One Foot in Heaven 4, Publicity. Ambition: Business Administration. 50 Door of Opportunity Has Opened Before Us. LESLIE WAYNE ROSENOGLE Commercial Les Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties. Ambition: Torpedo Mechanic. ROBERT JOHN SHELL Vocational Bob Class President 2; Class Vice-President 1,4; Basket- balll,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4. Ambition: Diesel Mechanic. KAREN ROSE SIMMONS Academic Karen Class Secretary 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Phy-Chem 3,4; Girls ' State Alternate; Junior Honor Society 1; Onions in the Stew 3, Properties; One Foot In Heaven 4, Properties, Makeup. Ambition: College. LINDA LOU SPRAGUE Commercial Linda Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 4; Onions in the Stew 3, Business; One Foot in Heav- ven 4, Business, Properties. Ambition: Commercial Field. MARY CAROL STANLEY Commercial Mary Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 1; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Onions in the Stew 3, Properties, Usher; One Foot in Heaven 4, Costumes, Makeup, Usher. Ambition: IBM Schooling. SANDFU K. STIFFNER Commercial Sandra Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 3,4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4. Ambition: Airline Stewardess or Business. 51 Lingering Not for the World Calls We SAMMY KAYE STUMP Commercial Samson Track 1; Cross Country 1; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4, Business Chairman. Ambition: Heavy Construction Operator. DONNA KAY SUMMERVILLE Academic Sam Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Phy-Chem 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Red Raider Times 4; Onions in the Stew 3, Pub- licity Chairman; One Foot in Heaven 4. Ambition: Nurse. HAROLD RAY SWANK, JR. Vocational Ray Onions in the Stew 3, Properties Chairman; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties Chairman. Ambition: Body Shop Man. KATHY ELAINE TROWBRIDGE Commercial Kathy Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextet 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 4; Onions in the Stew 3, Programs, Makeup, Publicity; One Foot in Heaven 4, Programs, Makeup, Publicity. Ambition: Private Secretary. BARBARA JEAN VANCE Commercial Barb Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Onions in the Stew 3, Properties; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties, Costumes. Ambition: Secretary. RONALD WALLACE Academic Ron Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Bowling 4; Projectionist 2, 3,4; Phy-Chem 3,4; Onions in the Stew 3, Proper- ties; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties. Ambition: Chiropractor. 52 Look Forward with Memories in Our Hearts. MARY JANE WALTERS Academic Janie Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Sextet 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 3,4; Girls ' State Representative, Junior Honor Society, National Honor Society, Onions in the Stew 3, Properties; OneFoot in Heaven 4, Proper- ties. Ambition: Social Studies Teacher. ARTHUR ROY WATERSON Academic Art Student Manager 1,2; Phy-Chem 3,4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heaven 4. Ambition: Draftsman. TERRY J. WEST Academic Hairy Class Vice-President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Bowling 1,2,4; Projectionist 4; Phy-Chem 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3,4; Red Raider Times 4; Onions in the Stew 3; One Foot in Heav- en 4. Ambition: Teacher. EURETTA JANE WOLF Commercial Euretta Class Treasurer 1; Twirler 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance Staff 4; Red Raider Times 4; Onions in the Stew 3, Publicity, Makeup; One Foot in Heaven 4, Makeup. Ambition: Private Secretary. LARRY W. WOLF Commercial Larry Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Cross Coimtry 2. Ambition: Diesel Mechanic. ADA FERN YODER Commercial Ada Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Onions in the Stew 3, Properties Chairman, Costumes; One Foot in Heaven 4, Properties, Costumes. Ambition: Secretary. 53 cc Onions in the Stew y Betty MacDonald Sally Hite Don MacDonald Steve Miller Anne Linda Preston Joan Janie Walters Howard Cliff Chaffee Roger Terry West Claud Bob Shell Clair Fessenden Barb Vance Lesley Arnold Sandra Stiffner Margo Karen Simmons Miss Garvey Donna Summerville Bee Gee Ada Yoder Salsie Carol Madden Kitsie Joan Cass Mrs. Watson ' s Harry Ray Swank New -Motor Marvin Sam Stump Mr. Curtis Art Waterson Mrs. Curtis Livi Grigsby Lyda Kathy Trowbridge Jim Les Rosenogle Dotty Becky Moser Joey Jim Hartmen Phil Murray Jeff Puras Delia Murray Loretta Moser Announcer, Old Buddy Mike Rex 3Lr JU 54 a One Foot in Heaven y:) Rev, William H. Spence . . . Steve Miller Hope Spence Sally Hite Hartzell Terry West Eileen Jane Walters Dr. Romer Art Waterson Louise Linda Preston Maria Ada Yoder Molly Loretta Moser Ronny Bob Shell Letty Carol Madden Mrs. Sandow Sandra Stiff ner Mrs. Digby Donna Summerville Georgie Gregg Moser Mrs. Cambridge Carolyn Owen Mrs. Jellison Becky Moser Major Cooper Don Coy Bishop Sherwood Jeff Puras Rev. Fraser Spence Mike Rex 55 We Watched the Harbor Lights Crepe paper in shades of green and blue covered the ceilingand walls of Sun-E-Side for the Junior -Senior Prom Friday, May 10, 1963. To further carry out the nautical theme, Harbor Lights, a miniature light- house projected light on the dance floor, and nets and a rowboat accented a mural of the darkened harbor The Ambassadors, an ensemble from Manchester College, provided music for dancing. Preceding the dance, the juniors, seniors, and the faculty members dined at the M M Restaurant. Gary Link, school music in- structor, was toastmaster for the banquet. A theatre party at the Crystal was held after the dance. The city police headed the cara- van of cars to the theatre, where members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce were waiting to park the cars. As the guests entered the theatre over a red carpet, they were interviewed by James Jarmin and Robert Kidd. As a fitting conclusion to the all-night ac- tivities, the mothers of the junior class members served a delicious breakfast. 56 Honor Students and Officers Lead Class mkm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S. Hite S. Miller M. J. Walters GIRLS ' BOYS ' STATE M. J. Walters S. Hite L. Preston M. Rex K. Simmons S. Miller CLASS OFFICERS Advisor: Mr. Baker Pres.: Vice-Pres: Sec: Treas.: M. Rex B. Shell S. Hite L. Moser CLASS COLORS: Sapphire Blue White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose 57 Juniors Linda Alfrey Gale Anderson Bill Barnum Rusty Becker Marilyn Benedict Karen Blake Virginia Blake Bruce Burns Susie Carper Susan Case Marilyn Caskey Connie Chiddister Cynthia Clark Karen Cobbum Ronald Conrad Jim Creps Kay Cunningham Dave Davenport Cassandra DiGangi Mike Donaldson John Donley Jane Duesler Mike Egolf Marc Fisel Donna Fleck Sandra Foster Larry Fox Nancy Grams Mike Grissom Emily Hain Tom Herald Bill Hire Mary Ann Hite Marilyn Hunter Mearl Jacobs Art Keefer Connie Kelly Ronnie Kelly Dick Kuster Leroy Lambright Barbara Lawson Pat LeMieux Tim Long Pat Lough Don Martin Rick Mathew Dave McCormick Pat Moore Cynthia Moser Sharon Osbom Barbara Peterson Donna Reed Linda Schlemmer Ken Schuman Keith Sheppard Gary Smith Kathy Smith Rick Smith John Stafford Connie Staton Kathy Sullivan Sue Sutton Harold Targgart 58 Juniors Ruth We 11 man Eugene Wells Patty Williams Linda Wolf Karen Yoder D. Kuster, Pres.; M. Benedict, Vice-Pres.; L. Wolf, Sec; S. Carper, Treas.; Mrs. Dickerson, Mr. Prickett, Advisors. May I offer a little advice? Oh! These extracurricular activities! You ' re on in ten. 59 Sophomores Gary Anderson Gary Badorek Sharon Bailey Lyle Becker Dennis Berkey Phil Blackvvell Linda Blake Suzanne Biederstadt Jean Calbeck Carmen Chavez Yolanda Chavez Diana Combs Linda Conrad Wayne Conrad Pat Coy Jim Crider Sonja Crossley Greg Daniels Richard DeBolt Donna Flowers Scott Foster Mary Frey Suzanne Hain Beth Hakes Sondra Hare Shirley Hart Barbara Hartman Vic Hiatt Jim Hire Rose Hite Charlotte Holcomb Cindy Holden Vivian Jacobs Sharon Keith Debby Kidd Douglas Kile Sherry Kring John Leslie Christy Lough Kerry Mazelin Lanny Me rone y Rosie Miller JoAnn Morris Bernard MuUins Burdell O ' Brien Wayne Ott Brad Patrick Steve Price Butch Ritter Marjorie Rosenogle Janet Saggars Quentin Saggars Rose Sedgwick Marilyn Sheley Chuck Shoudel Karen Skipper AUyson Smith Deann Smith Jeanie Smith Virginia Sprague Dick Stahly Judy Stoelting Carol Summerville 11 tf ' J% Si yM 60 Sophomores Gary Tope John Troyer Linda Vanette Coral Wellman Roger Wolf Phyllis Woodhouse Jim Wyatt Robert Yoder Mr. Rule, Advisor; R. Wolf, Pres.; D. Stahly, Vice-Pres.; A. Smith, Sec; J. Stoelting, Treas. Just rollin ' along. Silly boy--You ' re suppose to skate on your feet! Freshmen George Anglemeyer Roily Badorek Joann Baker Linda Bechtold Dave Blanchard Elaine Bums Leslie Carmin Karen Cart Barbara Case Neta Clark David Crockett Frances Crossley Sue DePew Diana DiGangi Bonnie Douglas Alan Duesler Larry Dull Terry Dull Peggy Egolf Randy Elijah Danny Fry Randy Gangwer Connie Garber Wayne Garber Susan Garvin Max Golden Cherie Good Jerry Grams Mary Griffith Kathleen Hain Anne Hayden Melanie Heffner Randy Holden Lloyd Hollowell Wendy Kaplan Mary Ann Keefer Sandra Keith Christy KeUam Julie Kidd Martha Lambright Carolyn Locke Glenda Longenbaugh Marge Mathew Cathy Medsker Carol Meroney Paul Miller Terry Moore Gwendolyn Moser Laura Moser Richard Moser Raymond Mullins David Oberg Cynthia Rex Linda Rex Linda Saggars Randy Seniff Suzanne Sprague Frankie Stouder Ronnie Swank William Topham Greg Warner Ruth Warren Richard Williamson 62 Freshmen Patsy Yoder G. Warner, Vice-Pres.; M. Golden, Pres.; L. Saggars, Sec; M. Mathew, Treas.; Mr. Gottsche, Mr. Hayes, Advisors. Have Freshmen will travel. Hillbilly Hoedown. 63 Eighth Grade Dennis Anderson Gary Atz Norma Bailey Daniel Becker Cynthia Bellman Sue Blackwell Mike Blake Donna Bluhm Dwight Busche Hilary Chavez Glenna Combs Randy Cory Cynthia Crothers Kent Duckwall William Dunbar Elaine Elijah Steve Eytcheson Shelly Foster Janice Fox Steve Gillespie Tom Hakes Marsha Halsey Walt Harman Jerry Hart Sheri Hartman Ronnie Hire Kent Holden Beth Jarman Steve Kelly Ramona Leslie Mike Lough Barbara McDonald Rita Madden Jeff Millar Ed Miller Diana Moser Jerry Myers Terry Myers Terry Nelson Kathy Patrick Cyrus Paulus Janie Paulus Steve Pettit Donald Pierce Jennifer Rex Steve Rollins Phil Sensibaugh Mike Sprague Terry Sprague Jim Trowbridge Terry Wade Robert Waterson Ronnie Weade Terry Wellman Gary Wells John Wogoman Mr. Prickett, Advisor; B. Jar- man, Sec; E. Miller, Vice- Pres.; M. Lough, Treas.; J. Trowbridge, Pres. Seventh Grade Norman Bailey Cathy Birch Mike Birch Linda Campbell Mary Christlieb Mike Chrysler Kristine Clark Francee Clason James Cole John Copas Vicki Creps John Crider Nila Crockett Diane DePew Susie Dickinson George Ferguson Carol Fisher Robin Gillespie Karen Golden Faye Goodwin Frank Griffith Steve Hagen Terry Herendeen Lana Hiatt Karen Hunter Kenda Huntley Janet Lee Jane Millar Dorothy Moser Melody Moser Rickey Nelson Carolyn Ostrander Steve Ott John Owen Donald Patrick Joe Paulus Tom Pehlke Wendy Ritter Lois Sprague Marcia Stouder Kirk Stout Steve Stout Linda Summerville Susan Thibaut Randy Tincher Robert Topham Terry Twigg Barbara Wallace Clinton Wasson Billy Warren James Wellman Peggy Williamson N. Crockett, Pres.; M. Moser, Vice- Pres.; S. Thibaut, Sec; K. Clark, Treas.; Mr. Bear, Mr. Shockney, Advisors. Elementary Teachers Prepare Toung People DORIS ALBER Grade One DENA CHATFIELD Grade Three LOUISE FURKIS Grade Four MARILYN HARTZLER Grade One PETER NULL Grade Five OLGA OLIVER Grade Five DONNA SCOTT Elementary Music 66 To Be Better Citizens of the Community LOUISE HAGUE Grade Two JAY HAMMEL Grade Six MAE HARTZLER Grade Four ELIZABETH MENTZER Kindergarten I BEVERLY SPONHAUER Grade Two DOROTHY STOELTING Grade Three LARRY UMMEL Grade Six 67 Sixth Grade Linda Anderson Craig Atz Carol Badorek Mary Jane Chavez Patty Chrysler Curt Cobbum Gilford Combs Tom Conner Daryl Daniels Denise Daniels Judy Dewalt Karen DiCangi Elizabeth Duckwall Gary Egolf Garnette Ensiedel Ronnie Eppert Charles Ferguson Don Garber Mary Ann Hagen Tonda Hare Mike Hartman Jerry Hochstetler Jo Ann Holcomb Nelson Hunter Roger Huntley Peggy Jarman Jan Kidd Tony Kreager Pam Kring Donnie Lindemuth Lucy Lindsay- Rick Lung Charles Matchett Roger Moser Mona Kay Patrick Dave Pettit Steve Puras Todd Renner Christine Schlemmer Peggy Seidner Billie Sheppard Margi Shultz Glenda Sprague Jerry Sprague Rich Stage Larry Stahly Mike Stechcon Margaret Topham Cindy Vance Janet Wellman Linda Wellman Rhea Wysong Doug Bailey Dave Blackwell Jerry Blanchard Terry Bluhm Mark Carmin NOT PICTURED- -Bill Harman and Dennis Butler 68 Fifth Grade Jeanette Anderson NOT PICTURED- -Kent Stephans Linda Birch Brenda Brown Rebecca Bush Mike Clark Kevin Daniels Jane Elijah Teresa Elijah Roxie Epert Sherry Eytcheson Sue Ann Glanz Tony Golden Belinda Goodwin Mark Griffith Debra Hagen Mike Hagen Warren Halsey Lonnie Herendeen Ricky Hiatt David Holm Shelia Ison Anna Kelly Ray Mai one Martin McDonald David Mehl Rose Marie Michael Teresa Moore Denise Moser Cynda Muzzy Debbie Nelson Mike Ostrander Shelly Overton Cheryl Price Paul Ramos Joanne Renner Kent Renner Charlotte Roberts Mike Shearer Tim Shell Kirk Smith Carol Snowberger Rita Sprague Barbara Stout Connie Stout Kent Taylor Nancy Thibaut Martha Tincher John Topham David Wasson Milo Weaver 69 Fourth Grade Paula Brown Juliet Chavez Gary Combs Gregg Conner Rosemary Dickinson Anita DiGangi Cheryl Douglas Mona Rae Feist Carla Folk Ronald Garber Vicki Gerki John Good Steve Hare Michael Hagen Brent Heffner Tom Janes Kirby Johnson Kenneth Kipp Robert Kipp Cheryl Long Joetta Lung Diana McCol lough Dale Miller David Miller Vicki Miller Kathy MuUett Kirby Mynhier Steve Mynhier Kyle O ' Brien Kit O ' Brien Marvin Paulus Lorraine Price Jolene Ray Dawnice Reed Doug Rex Gregory Rex Larry Schlemmer Penny Seidner Brenda Shearer Mark Shearer Patti Sheppard Jeanine Slagle Dianne Sperry David Sprague Jimmy Stage Karen Vance Roger Vincent Robert Warren Debra Welty Beth Bailey Jackie Becker Pam Becker Duane Bluhm Robert Bochman 70 Third Grade Kevin Anderson Jane Bueker Debra Bush Peggy Campbell Rae Ann Chrisman Jody Clason Js Stanley Collet Teresa Cory Phillip Crider Roberta Einsiedel Randy Emerick Lori Gerke Kenneth Goodwin Nancy Hagen Danny Halsey Cindy Hartman Mike Hooley Lisa Janes Jeff Kauffman Jack Kellam Janet Kipp Martin LeCount Todd LeCount Larry Lengacher Jimmy McCoUough Randy Millar Randy Murphy Ricky Rex Brenda Ritter Howard Roberts Dorothy Sawicki Debra Shearer Dianna Shell Susan Snowberger Marcia Spurgeon Paul Stahly Randall Stahly Eddie Walter Beth Wanen Deborah Weade Kris Wilson Second Grade Susan Armstrong Quentin Atz Diane Becker Mark Bluhm Ricky Bradley Charles Burbach Christine Bush Leigh Carmin Martha Chavez Susan Christman David Clark Peggy Clark Jeana Cormican Paulette Crider Karen Crist Robin DeWalt Jenny Dickenson Richard Dunbar David Elijah Regan Feist Cynthia Gehring David Gerke Tina Gillespie Mark Hagen Scott Hagen Tony Herring Lester Hunt Sharon Ison Cynthia Lawson Robert Lindemuth Kathy Lohrie Julie Lung Mae Malone Barbara Martin Wayne Meyers Mary Lou Miller Tonya Moore Jane Moser Kent Moser Dennis Mynhier Billy Nelson Bobby Nelson Romona Oberlin Cheryl Patrick Sharon Paulus John Pettit Danny Rarick Loretta Reed Sherry Rhinesmith Larry Rice Roberta Roberts Linda Sawicki Marcella Schultz Peggy Schlemmer Tom Shell Marlene Sprague Timmy Taylor Prudence Twigg Sherry Underwood Richard Vincent Connie Warren Christine Wells Gloria Welty NOT PICTURED- -Cathy Kauffman, Bobby Medsker, and John Timm 72 First Grade Janet Anderson Cheryl Atz Jeff Baber Timmy Beckner Sherri Bellman JP f 1 NOT PICTURED- -David Musselman and Debra Overton Randy Birch Vicki Birch Kenneth Bradley Terri Brown Mindy Bryant Frederick Bueker Bobby Chiddister Sandra Clirysler Stuart Collet Susan Crist Robin Emerick Robby Feightner Mista Feist Janet Folk Paula Griffith Kevin Hagen Pam Herendeen Anita Hiatt Debra Holm Gwyn Hooker Kevin Hutchings Richard Johnson Carol Kelly Penny Lohrei James Lung Penny Maze Debra McCollough Carol Miller Tom Moore Vicki Murphy Larry Muzzy Shawn Oberlin Cindy Overmyer Kevin O Brien Anita Paulus Marianne Price Mary Puras Julie Ray Michael Schultz Clayton Sensibaugh Randal Shultz Cathy Sprague Debra Sprague Bennanne Twigg Doris Vera Russell Wallace Darlene Whan Robyn Yoder Kayette Zawadzke 73 Kindergarten Greg Baber Janet Becker Dennis Blake Christine Bluhm Michael Bush Timothy Conner Steve Cory Brenda Daley Julie Dickerson Barbara DiGangi Tom Donaldson Shelly Epert Calvin Folk Steven Franks Terry Freed Michael Gage Kathy Hagen Ricky Harness Debbie Hartmann Julie Harroff Terry Hayden Ricky Heintzelman Tom Hollowell Donald Hooker Carolyn Ison William Kipp Rita Kreager Kim Manges Charline Martin Elaine Maze Frank McDonald Craig Miller David Miller Robin Miller Brent Moser Terry Moser Clint Musselman Dave Myers Sharla Nichols Cathy Overmyer Nancy Patrick Peter Pitzer Steven Plough Gene Rarick Sharon Reed Jerry Rhinesmith Debbie Ritter Dawn Roberts John Sawicki Richard Sheley Jackie Snowberger Pam Sprague Carol Stouder Teresa Svi artz Julie Thibaut John Todd Susan Vance Mark Weaver Robbie Wentz NOT PICTURED--Dale Kauffman, and Kerry Wilson. 74 Duane Miller, Kelly Stephens, James Timm, LIMELIGHT ON LHS LIGONIER MOTEL LIgonier U.S. 6 33 Phone 894-3323 Indi TOWER ADVERTISING PRODUCTS Ligonier Manufact-urers of Sponges, Advertising Specialities Fund Raising Projects, Trophies, Ribbons Phone 894-3331 Indiana J. F. SEAGLT CO, ilul ' m Ligonier 1 15 S . Covin Street Phone 894-3523 Indiana fli Choose from Our Fine Selection of Hardware, Gifts and Appliances SCHROCK ' S FLOWERS SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY 316 S. Cavin Phone 894-3121 Good Luck, Seniors! LIGONIER DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Distribui-ors of Pure Seal Dairy Products Students Place Their Trust as Well as Their Money in the AMERICAN STA TE BANK 222 S . Cavin Street Ligonier Ind lana Phone 894-4141 LTON AND GREENLEAF Grain — Flour — Feed — Fertilizer Bonded Grain Storage Ligonier Indiana Compliments of THE TOWN CRIER 219 S. Covin Sfreet Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3915 STROM AN ELECTRONICS Zenith — RCA Victor — Mognavox Television and Stereo RCA Whirlpool Appliances Records 223 S . Covin Street Phone 894-3341 DOM ' S SUPERDOLLAR Junction 6 33 Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3621 Highest Quality Foods Lowest Prices BOWLWAT LANES U.S. 6 Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3732 Strike! ... A LiHle More to the Left Oops! ... A Gutter Ball These Are All Things You Hear at Bowlway Lanes, Come Out and Join the Fun! SMITH ' S BARBER SHOP Ligonier 300 S. Covin Street Phone 894-381 1 Indiana BLUE ' S PHARMACr 304 S. Covin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-4105 Your Prescription Store ' TOUR CROWN OF GLORY Phone 894-3321 Complimen)-s of ESSEX WIRE Ligonler Indiana uooKif s wmum (a., LIGONIER MONUMENT Rd. 5 33 Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3161 Compliments of THE TOGGERY Ligonier, Indiana Men ' s Wear, Cleaning and Tailoring Phone 894-3614 KIDD AND COMPANY, INC. 308 N. Martin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3131 A TZ FURNITURE COMPANT Furniture of Quality Ligonier Kendallvilh RARICK ' S STANDARD SERVICE Ligonier, Indiana Junction 6 33 Phone 894-3221 ROBERT L. SCOTT INSURANCE AGENCY 107 Second Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-4423 MONSANTO CHEMICAL CO. Gerber Street L ' gonier Indiana Phone 894-3111 BEST WISHES FROM THE UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen, Indiana Sports Equipment and Sports Wear Best Wishes, Seniors! PETERSON ' S INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 894-3619 {Ax. Ici... TODER ' S CITIES SER VICE Motor Tune-Up Lubrication Washing Phone 894-4231 international Harvester Motor Trucks Congratulations and Best Wishes McADAMS JEWELRY 312 S . Covin Street i- ' - I Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3414 BROWN ' S BETTER MERCHANDISE School Supplies--Dry Goods — Notions 221 S. Covin Street Phone 894-3712 CROSSROADS RESTA URANT Corner U.S. 6 33 Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3311 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Your high school days are now almost a memory; to some a very pleasant memory because of the accomplishment and fellowship achieved while in school; to others it was a period of life to get through. Some of you will go on to college; others will seek employment in business, farming and many other occupations. Whatever your endeavor, do it well, with enthusiasm, loyalty and sense of fairness. The Sorg Products Co. is a small part of our national economy, but we try to be a good corporate citizen by approaching our business life with enthusiasm and a philosophy of loyalty and fairness to our employees, customers, suppliers, stockholders and the community of which we are proud to be a part. Make every attempt to plan your future. If you think we are part of your future, do not hesitate to talk it over with us. SORG PRODUCTS CO. BEN GLASER, INC. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC CADILLAC BANNER DRUGS Fountain — Cosmetics Drugs — Sundries Prescription Service Compliments of FOODTOWN GROCERY Ligonier Indiana Compliments of CHET REID CAR PARTS AND REID ' S LA WNMOWER SHOP Ligonier, Indiana Syracuse, Indiana SOMETHING FOR EVERT OCCASION On a date, at home, or ci school, look your best in the latest fashions from Bobbie Brooks ... Ship ' N Shore ... Block ' s Sport Shirts ... H.I .S. Pants . . . Berkshire Hose . . . Lorraine Slips . . . Lamb Knit Sweaters . . . Jockey Underwear Ligonier, Indiana LIGONIER RUBBER CO., INC. Phone 894-4121 Compliments Best Wishes from FRANKS SPORTING GOODS 310 S . Covin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-4413 LIGONIER AUTO GLASS 709 Lincolnway West Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3722 OLIVER BEA UTT SHOP 106 S. Main Street Ligonier, Indiana Phone 894-3641 MILLER ' S FOOTWEAR 208 S. Covin Street Ligonier, Indiana Your Home Owned Family Shoe Store J CRYSTAL THE A TER 311 S . Covin Ligonier Indiana NEUHA USER HA TCHERT Phone 894-3622 Hyline Chicks and Storl-er Pullets Feed, Remedies, Misc. Mdse. Ligonier, Indiana Peter Mazelin, Mgr. GWENN ' S APPAREL Fashions for The Young at Heart 21 1 S. Covin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3714 Ik LICONIER LIGONIER BEVERAGES Richmond Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3022 JORG BARNUM REAL ESTATE BROKERS no S. Covin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3431 THE FOUR-WAY TEST OF THE THINGS WE THINK, SAY, OR DO 1 . Is It the Truth? 2. Is It Fair to All Concerned? 3. Will It Be Beneficial to All Concerned? 4. Will It Build Goodwill and Better Friend- ships? LIGONIER ROTARY CLUB Congratulations Class of ' 64 HENRrS JEWELRY STORE Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Complete Repair Service 205 Covin Street Ligonier Phone 894-3023 Congratulations Class of ' 64 QUALITT BAKERY Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3024 PEARL CROW HURSEY ANTIQUES Cromwell j Phone 856-8131 Indiana DEPEWS Our Sales Include Heating and Electrical Equipment South Edge on Highway 5 33 Ligonier Phone 894-3223 AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY John M. Goldman, Manager 201 S. Covin Street Ligonier Indiana Phone 894-3147 TROWBRIDGE PATTON PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Ligonier Indiana Yesterday — Is a Cancelled Check Tomorrow — Is a Promissory Note Today — Is Cash — Spend It Wisely! GOLDEN ' S Jim Vadas Carpets, Furniture Custom Draperies 804 S. Martin Street Ligonier Phone 894-3532 WA WASEE MARINA Jack and Larry Griffith East End of Lake on 13A Compliments of ROSCOE OWEN PAINTING DECORATING Ligonier, Indiana Phone 894-3324 ELIJAH MOTOR SALES, INC. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT Ligonier, Indiana Phone 894-3104 PROFESSIONAL INDEX QUENTIN F. STULTZ M.D. DONALD J. HOOKER, M.D. 401 SOUTH CA VIN STREET 104 SOUTH MAIN STREET LIGONIER, INDIANA LIGONIER, INDIANA PHONE 894-3125 PHONE 894-4151 JACK R. MILLER, O.D. ROBERT C. STONE, M.D. 200 SOUTH MAIN STREET 321 SOUTH CA VIN STREET LIGONIER, INDIANA LIGONIER, INDIANA PHONE 894-3912 PHONE 894-4187 ROBERT J. ALBER, D.D.S. RICHARD J. STOELTING, D.D.S 401 SOUTH CA VIN STREET 403 SOUTH CA VIN STREET LIGONIER, INDIANA LIGONIER, INDIANA PHONE 894-3314 PHONE 894-321 1 LUNG WARREN, D.V.M. HARRT R. WALLACE, D.C. 101 NOR TH STREET 504 McLEAN STREET LIGONIER, INDIANA LIGONIER, INDIANA PHONE 894-4313 PHONE 894-4198 BOOSTERS MARION ' S CITIES SERVICE M M STORE LIGONIER LA UNDROMA T SUPERIOR SAMPLE COMPANY RIMMEUS GIFT SHOP ANDERSON ' S DRIVE-IN GENE ' S BARBER SHOP SUN-E-SIDE STATON ' S BARBER SHOP A. L. HOOTMAN CUT CURL N ' COLOR CALBECK ' S HARDWARE GIFT SHOP LIGONIER CARTAGE COMPANY LESLIE ' S DINER CROCKETT ' S LAST STAND DANNER ' S 5 t 10 STORE OSCAR BARCH EDWARD MYRIL BURNS CHARLIE ' S SUNOCO STATION LA UER ' S TRUCK STOP SISTER ' S BEA UTY SHOP MR. MRS. CARMON MILLER A FRIEND MR. MRS. DEAN HITE KREAGER BROTHERS Index SENIORS Bailey, M. 46 Bechtold, S. 8,46 Beckner, R. 33,46 Cass, J. 46 Castetter, J. 46 Chaffee, C. 8,19,46,54 Conrad, N. 47 Conrad, R. 47 Coy, D. 8,16,19,33,38,39,47,55 Cose, M. J. 14,47 Gose,T. 47 Grigsby, L. 30,47 Hartman, J. 17,23,48 Hite, S. 30,31,48,54,55,57 Kesterke, A. 48 Mabie, R. 21,23,24,27,48 Madden, C. 6,8,17,20,22,31,48,54 Madden, R. 48 Miller, A. 6,7,49 Miller, S. 16,17,19,23,27,28,32,33 38,39,49,54,55,57 Moser, B. 17,19,26,30,31,49,55 Moser, G. 14,19,28,49,55 Moser, L. 5,16,20,25,31,49,57 Owen, C. 7,21,22,24,26,31,40,49, 54,55 Patrick, C. 50 Pierce, D. 26,50 Preston, L. 10,16,17,26,27,31,50, 54,57 Puras, J. 39,50,55 Rex, L. 28,50 Rex, M. 16, 17,19,50,53,57 Rosenogle, L. 14,21,51 Shell, B. 6,7,16,21,33,51,57 Simmons, K. 19,26,31,51,57 Sprague, L. 16,21,31,51 Stanley, M. 5,10,26,30,31,51 Stiffner, S. 6,7,10,19,23,24,27,31, 51,54,55 Stump, S. 6,7,52 Summerville, D. 17,19,23,24,30, 31,52,54,55 Swank, R. 52 Trowbridge, K. 10,16,21,26,27,30, 31 ,52,54 Vance, B. 5,6,21,30,31,52 Wallace, R. 19,23,24,39,52 Walters, J. 16,22,24,26,27,34,53, 54,55,57 Waterson, A. 19,53,55 West, T. 5,17,19,28,32,33,38,53, 54,55 Wolf , E. 10,16,21,24,30,31,53 Wolf, L. 6,12,21,32,33 Yoder, A. 34,53 JUNIORS Alfrey, L. 20,58 Anderson, G. 58 Bamum, B. 19,58 Becker, R. 23,24,27,58 Benedict, M. 16,18,30,31,58 Blake, K. 22,26,58 Blake, V. 58 Bums, B. 16,18,19,21,58 Carper, S. 16,18,22,24,26,27,30, 31,58 Case, S. 21,31,58 Caskey, M. 26,30,31,58 Chiddister, C. 20,31,58 Clark, C. 58 Cobbum, K. 19,30,31,58 Conrad, R. 12,21,58 Creps, J. 11,19,30,31,58 Cunningham, K. 16,18,20,26,30,58 Davenport, D. 7,16,19,58 DiGangi, S. 17,20,58 Donaldson, M. 7,58 Donley, J. 58 Duesler, J. 16,18,20,31,58 Egolf, M. 58 Fisel, M. 23,58 neck, D. 58 Foster, S. 18,19,30,35,58 Fox, L. 19,28,58 Grams, N. 25,26,30,31,58 Grissom, M. 19,58 Hain, E. 26,30,31,58 Herald, T. 19,21,32,33,58 Hire, B. 16,18,19,38,58 Hite, M. 18,31,58 Hunter, M. 26,30,58 Jacobs, M. 58 Keefer, A. 19,58 Kelly, C. 20,58 Kelly, R. 28,58 Kuster, D. 6,7,16,17,18,19,32,33, 38,58 Lambright, L. 12,28,58 Lawson, B. 58 LeMieux, P. 23,25,26,30,34,58 Long, T. 33,38,39,58 Lough, P. 20,26,31,58 Martin, D. 19,58 Mathew, R. 5,17,18,19,32,33,38, 39,58 McCormick, D. 19,58 Moore, P. 58 Moser, C. 26,27,30,31,58 Osborn, S. 58 Peterson, B. 13,16,18,20,23,24,26, 27,30,31,58 Reed, D. 19,20,22,26,30,31,58 Schlemmer, L. 20,31,58 Schuman,K. 16,19,23,24,27,33,39, 58 Sheppard, K. 19,58 Smith, G. 58 Smith, K. 25,26,31,58 Smith, R. 16,19,33,38,58 Stafford, J. 12,58 Staton, C. 26,31,58 Sullivan, K. 13,16,17,18,22,26,31, 58 Sutton, S. 58 Targgart, H. 5,12,21,32,33,39,40, 58 Wellman, R. 20,26,59 Wells, E. 16,18,19,39,40,59 Williams, P. 13,18,19,22,24,26,27, 30,31,59 Wolf, L. 16,18,26,27,31,59 Yoder, K. 16,18,20,59 SOPHOMORES Anderson, G. 28,60 Badorek, G. 32,33,39,40,60 102 Index Bailey, S. 60 Becker, L. 19,22,33,35,38,39,60 Berkey, D. 11,21,35,60 Blackwell, P. 23,24,35,39,40,60 Blake, L. 60 Biederstadt, S. 60 Calbeck, J. 18,19,22,24,27,30,31, 60 Chavez, C. 20,60 Chavez, Y. 60 Combs, D. 12,31,60 Conrad, L. 20,60 Conrad, W. 9,60 Coy, P. 9,30,31,60 Crider, J. 60 Crossley, S. 12,60 Daniels, G. 23,24,35,38,60 DeBolt, R. 19,35,60 Flowers, D. 20,31,60 Foster, S. 60 Frey, M. 18,31,60 Hain, S. 18,19,23,24,30,31,60 Hakes, B. 26,31,60 Hare, S. 19,20,26,30,60 Hartman, B. 22,26,30,60 Hiatt, V. 60 Hire, J. 19,28,35,38,60 Hite, R. 18,30,31,60 Holcomb,C. 18,20,26,31,60 Holden, C. 26,60 Jacobs, V. 20,31,60 Keith, S. 31,60 Kidd, D. 19,26,30,31,60 Kile, D. 11,21,60 Kring, S. 20,60 Leslie, J. 60 Lough, C. 20,26,31,60 Mazelin,K. 19,21,22,35,60 Meroney, L. 11,21,60 Miller, R. 18,30,31,60 Morris, J. 14,60 Mullins, B. 6,60 O ' Brien, B. 11,28,60 Ott, W. 9,22,60 Patrick, B. 60 Price, S. 35,39,40,60 Ritter, S. 6,60 Rosenogle, M. 31,60 Saggars, J. 18,19,22,30,31,60 Sedgwick, R. 19,31,60 Sheley, M. 60 Shoudel, C. 60 Skipper, K. 60 Smith, A. 18,19,26,30,31,60 Smith, D. 60 Smith, J. 19,30,31,60 Sprague, V. 20,31,60 Stahly, D. 6,18,23,24,35,38,39,60 Stocking, J. 6,18,19,22,24,27,30, 31,60 Summerville, C. 19,30,31,60 Tope, G. 19,35,39,40,61 Troyer, J. 11,33,61 Vanette, L. 6,19,22,24,26,30,31,61 Wellman, C. 61 Wolf, R. 25,35,61 Woodhouse, P. 61 Wyatt, J. 61 Yoder, B. 21,35,61 FRESHMEN Anglemeyer, G. 62 Badorek, R. 36,39,40,62 Baker, J. 19,26,31,36,62 Bechtold, L. 20,31,62 Blanchard, D. 36,62 Burns, E. 20,31,62 Carmin, L. 19,22,26,31,36,62 Cart, K. 30,31,62 Case, B. 19,31,62 Clark, N. 20,62 Crockett, D. 36,62 Crossley, F. 62 DePew, S. 19,31,62 DiGangi, D. 20,62 Douglas, B. 18,62 Duesler, A. 19,36,62 Dull, L. 28,62 Dull, T. 62 Egolf, P. 20,62 Elijah, R. 36,62 Fry, D. 62 Gangwer, R. 11,62 Garber, C. 20,31,62 Garber, W. 62 Garvin, S. 20,30,62 Golden, M. 23,36,62 Good, C. 18,20,22,62 Grams, J. 62 Griffith, M. 19,26,31,62 Hain, K. 19,21,31,36,62 Hayden, A. 12,20,26,31,62 Heffner, M. 18,26,31,62 Holden, R. 36,38,62 Hollowell, L. 11,62 Kaplan, W. 13,18,22,26,31,62 Keffer, M. 62 Keith, S. 20,30,31,62 Kellam, C. 20,30,31,62 Kidd, J. 19,26,62 Lamgright, M. 12,20,62 Locke, C. 62 Longenbaugh, G. 18,19,26,31,62 Mathew,M. 18,19,26,30,31,62 Medsker, C. 30,62 Meroney, C. 20,62 Miller, P. 21,62 Moore, T. 22,36,62 Moser, G. 22,62 Moser, L. 19,30,31,62 Moser, R. 23,24,28,62 Mullins, R. 36,62 Oberg, D. 23,24,28,36,62 Rex, C. 19,23,26,30,31,62 Rex, L. 20,30,62 Saggars, L. 19,23,31,62 Seniff, R. 36,62 Sprauge, S. 20,62 Stouder, F. 62 Swank, R. 11,62 Topham, B. 22,62 Warner, G. 23,36,62 Warren, R. 23,26,31,62 Williamson, R. 62 Yoder, P. 20,63 103 The year has been filled with a stream of events, And knowledge we ' ll hold from this day hence. The friends we made that shared in the fun Helped us find pride in all that was done. There were moments of kindness, planning, and thought That helped us toward the goals that we sought. The blunders and mistakes that we regret, We can ' t erase, but we ' ll try to forget. The Limelight dims, and the old year ' s gone; We set aside the tablets we ' ve written on. And torn ' twixt hope and joy and fear, We close the book of a wonderful year. 104 c