North Putnam High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Roachdale, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

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Auditions for the musical OLIVER will be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. Girls wear slacks as an actor's barre will be given be- fore auditions. 7. There will be a b1ue jean and tennis shoe day Friday. Please dress casual, BUT NOT HIPPIE. 8. No browsing in library during Activity Per- iod. You will have to have a special need to go to the library. -30- A . f'- r: , , -, . awww Mrs. Bee and her helpers attempted to service rendered to students and faculty reassure nervous students as they gave alike. The Putnam County Tuberculosis them a TB test. This was a very valuable Association was the benefactor. The Putnam County bookmgbile Came CO'Lll.d1'1't be fO'l1I1d at N'OI'th P'l1TII1El.I'f1'S ll' to North Putnam Several times a month, brary. Students were often called from Students checked out books which C12-SS to return Overdue 'DOORS- The cokeman was a familiar sight as he delivered cans of that refreshing drink. Several times during the year the coke room was closed due to litterbugs. 9 Teacher Mr. Gibson even spent time attending a rehearsal of Miracle Worker. Convocations at North Putnam ranged from a NASA demonstration to music from the band at Christmas. Our school nurse, Mrs. Bee, helped remove something from the eye of eighth grader Cathy Carter. 1971 was a year of progress. The year 1971 brought many changes to North Putnam. It was not the first year at a new school. It was the second year--a year of change, of progress. The student council spent half of the school year preparing a modified dress code to be presented to the school board for its approval or disapproval. The modified dress code stressed pant suit apparel for girls and certain changes for boys' hair styles. Blue Jean and Tennis Shoe day allowed the girls to wear slacks or blue jeans for a school day. The school year saw accident-prone pupils on crutches, in casts, and in all sorts of braces. Some- times the building looked more like a hospital ward than a-school. North Putnam witnessed its first homecoming this year. Sherri Stoker became the first homecoming queen. Two new clubs were organized this year--the Future Teachers' Association and the Industrial Arts Club. A boys' pep block was organized to help support Qur team. Colorful tops added to the spirit of the girl's pep block. A shuttle bus was considered for returning stu- dents home after extracurricular activities in the evening. 1970-71 saw the loss of commimity rivalry in school, more communication between the student body and the faculty and administration, and a set- tled-in feeling at North Putnam. Art students decorated windows. The bookmobile librarian checked out many interest- ing books to NP students this year. 5 S 31 3 CtlV1tlCS got the students involved. Many extracurricular activities created interest for students outside of their academic requirements. School spirit was spurred on by colorful posters and drawings done by the cheerleaders and members of the pep club. Lights burned both early and late at North Put- nam. With so many basketball teams some teams had to practice before school started in the morn- ings. Students rehearsing for the fall and spring plays returned to school in the evenings to practice songs, dances, or lines. Recreational swimming was open to classes and clubs during the evening. Splash time provided work as well as relaxation for the members of North Put- nam's first swim team. North Putnam really got into the swim of things this year as clubs visited art and science museums, the state legislature, and took other interesting field trips. The portrait of Mary and the baby jesus portrayed the true meaning of the celebration of Christmas time. I4 David Webber enjoyed the idea of crowning the 1970 queen of the Christmas Ball, Chris Stoker. Steve Goff and Joyce Hill danced the evening away. Cinderella danced at the Christmas Ball. Every couple at the Christmas Ball was Cinderella and Prince Charming in a make-believe world of glitter and tinsel decorations. Indeed, royalty was present at the 1970 Christmas Ball as Chris Stoker wore the crown of queen and Greg Richard was king. Christmas Ball has seemed to have become a tra- ditional event at which girls look their most glam- ourous in formal gowns and special hair styles. The jitterbug, the twist, and the hully-gully may have gone out, but the tradition of stepping on your partner's toes was still in at the Christmas dance. Since the couples were in formal attire, the danc- ing seemed to be at a slower pace. Couples who had never danced to anything but hard rock found them- selves fascinated with the antiquated custom of dancing close to each other. The 1970 Christmas Ball at North Putnam added a touch of magic to the already exciting Christmas season. f ix? 1 i V' X W X f y'f, X N Rafi X xkxffff X XX' ' K., Wisdom lights the road of life W' f A ,, , wfmam 'y N 4 1 KM WYQ3? Q A. as F ,M ww , ,,,. 1, W X 4 ACADEM Cs Members of the North Putnam school board were ffrom left to right, john Ratcliff, Willard Clodfelter, Tressman Goode, john Crosby, Harold Alcorn, Superintendent Charles Frazee, john Burdette, and james Mandleco. Renovation of the superintendent's office made a more pleasant atmosphere for school board meetings. We had school leaders. The chief power of a school system's administra- tion began with the school board and worked its Way down through the superintendent to the principals of a school building. These administrators managed money, guided students, and listened to teachers. The school board approved a new dress code set up by the students at North Putnam and also ran a survey of students' and parents' opinions of a shuttle bus system for extracurricular activities. Paving the school parking lot was discussed. Many school patrons, students, and teachers felt that a paved parking lot would be a great improve- ment for North Putnam. Administration attempted to solve the problems of a growing school corpora- tion. Air Force, Navy, Marine, and Army recruiting of- ficers told seniors about service careers. I8 E, Mr, Evens was boys' guidance counselor. l We advlsed. Our main concern in the guidance department was to try to ease some problems that plague teach- ers and students alike, Some of the areas of concern to students seemed to be in college applications and preparations, adjustments needed by students to various curricula, and class scheduling problems, To improve communication at all levels, a coun selor referral system was instituted this year and we felt because of it, better understanding was de- veloped for all involved. Counseling student problems was our main con- cern and at times conferences with parents were fruitful. In addition to counseling, many hours were involved with paper work and various details. The guidance department gave a helping hand to all who desired it. Mrs. Greeson Mr, Miller and Mrs, Greeson discussed school Silkscreening was one process learned in shop class. Rick Daniels used an electric saw while Tony Riggen tried the oscilloscope, Kenny I-Iouser did cross-cutting. Mr. Steward Mr. Hazlett We were builders. The bang of a hammer, the rasping of a file, the smell of oil, and the purring of a motor all meant just one thing at North Putnam--the industrial art wing, Industrial art classes provided the students an opportunity to learn to develop and print film in the school's darkroom, Some of the pictures were used in this year's annual, Industrial art courses put the students on the road to becoming professionals in fields such as drafting, woodworking, mechanical engineering, and radio technology. Many of these skills would be utilized in the future, 21 Mrs, L, Myers Mrs, D, Myers Mrs. Stalker Mr. Thomas Whatis English. The land of books with magic words to take us anywhere in the world--this was English, We strolled through the Catskills with Rip Van Winkle, held back tears at the death of Romeo and Juliet, and counted the wounds that Julius Caesar had. Although many students disliked English, they sometimes failed to realize how frequently they used this implement, Reading lunch menus, asking for a library pass, writing a note to a boyfriend--this was English. English classes often took voyages to find sunken treasure--unknown vocabulary words, spelling skills and correct grammar. The older students digested facts to be assimilated into term papers or themes while the younger school population gave examples of onomatopoeia, THIS was English, Unfortunately students didn't always line up as wil- lingly for English class as they did at lunch, ,Cimcricks R f I A ' 'XX ii Varoopnm - mr 'X III-HK mucus I now-wow' ilil-l? AND What Do You Know About K .1 my ,111 11125119 an Impression L 1 E T :V 5 Qpg. --gffgfigi, , ,Q gg.. '.,, sf' , l ' ' lfafli? I 5'3El35:?lE': ' . fP?'g1'isfMfm,, - , 1. is tm:-if , ' :Q f griwvfssiefwlqwswffsiiawrffzassisvM. , , ,,.m,r Nia. 1 ff Sfmw 1-wg - - , V -W law '- -, Us if fl W. -. 71' if -p,,,grg .f1L gga '5 izi ' 1 iK, ,E , i5g fy' W ' ,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,.,r.V,,5r.V , rr,r,. , ,sm 2 - -- :K :: -- 2.- s ---W ... -sl.: 1: ...:w:r :H iE :a'1.:. 'EV fy- -V ' 'N' it ..Mr: ':- m :..:g., '5 . ' - .IF ' 2 The poor parking conditions for cars proved to be a topic much discussed by faculty and kids Nothing great was utunrbv issnsiniriil if Grand Diikciloiikiiltiris lititnff g Czar Is Forced To Abdicatc Progressive Railroad Strike 11131211 fit? V Ordered to StartTom0rrow Hr'fi'w Z enthusiasm. Wfwawwya WRITER N 1 ,4-.L MIIIHEITII. mul! Mr. Bonar Mrs, Elmore Viva el Mexico y viva la Roma al orte Putnam. Is anyone interested in going to Mexico this summer? Yes, students of Spanish had the opportunity to take a group tour to various parts of Mexico in June. Mr. Bonar agreed to help sponsor a group who would like to visit the land of the sombrero and siesta. The thoughts of bull-fights, pyramids, ta- males, and tacos enticed students to pack their lug- gage and head for the southern border, Latin students were concerned with Latin con- vention and the junior Classical League banquet. This year JCL members were able to wear their togas, stolas, and sandals to school the day of the banquet. Did the students find Latin to be dead? No, Latin was a living language in the medical and scientific professions, f Students found the sidewalk in an icy condition as they cautiously made their way to buses, , . A NASA demonstration was held during a convo at school. Space equipment was discussed. O Science teachers this year had the difficult prob- lem of all agreeing to a choice of new science text- books for next year, Science buffs received the opportunity to enter into a science summer enrichment program at the college level, Relating to science was the NASA speaker who showed the type of space suit worn by astronauts and how the spacemen ate while aboard their ship. In science cells were studied under a microscope to see what life IS about. Chris Tolliver sold paper to science students, fFrom Topj Mrs. Patrick, Mr. Blocher, Mr. Summers, Mr. Risk, Mr. Hawley, Q '5' Y . -i ' J 1 iss ? QC, , ,4 Ti 'Q i Sr S-we -2:22-'lf ik S J I if L -, 5 ffl S I Timed typing tests sharpened competitiveness in business classes at North Putnam. 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Typewriter keys clicked, stencils were mimeo- graphed, and filing tecnhiques were learned as part of many business skills needed for secretarial work as well as personal use. Students learned by doing in business. We took action. From the past and from today we must learn foi a better tomorrow seemed to Sum up the purpose of the social studies department as each teacher tried to impress upon his students the glories and agonies of human history. As the junior high learned of pre-American his- tory of Columbus, the Spanish Armada, and Ma- gellan, the senior high was kept busy studying the history of the world. The junior high history classe: had the opportunity of visiting the Museum of Sci- ence and lndustry and Field's Museum on a Chicagc field trip. This year the junior and senior classes were ac- corded the privilege of viewing Indiana governmeni in the making as they took a field trip to the state capital to observe the General Assembly in action. Much was learned from first-hand observation. Mr. Tallman Mrs. VanVactor -j4,J,,,wg,,f, 1.,'L',Z-fa,fafLf4f,A'24 Mpc,-lp-.n'!+ wall-l..Z1 M4 WMZ7' 275 pcympf,-Q7 .39 Wx The seventh grade history club was an extension of the social studies depart- ment. G, Walsh worked late. OA! 26 During home economics Mrs. Stewart gave some sewing pointers to Bev Mc- Farland, Vicki Roe, Nancy Bell, Frieda Poynter, and Wilma Kamplain. ,ZEm:s2f' fee -2: 2 -12 .f- . , -'-- 21.551 ' ' . ,QW 1- ., and avi , ' . 12? l l f'f:- , idx-i t ' 2 , ' ' it ' 1 ' W--:L-afiiif il.. ' . ' ,9 1A'f? sn . 1: ,-Y121E ?1s,11fifif?5' S f - 1 '-fi-' N Mrs. McGaughey Mrs, Stewart We were homemakers Home economics classes enjoyed having three student teachers this year, All three student teach- ers were from Indiana State University. It was undoubtedly a tie as to who learned more --the students or the student teachers, Many students made maxi skirts in class and later wore them to school. Many of the outfits made by home economics girls were shown later in a spring style show. Menus were planned, prepared, and eaten by the classes, Often the most simple of foods could be made attractive and tastier in order to make it a meal fit for a king, BACK SLOUSEBACK VEST BACK 29064 l Art students R, Sharp and jim McCarroll painted on canvas. Miss Daseler i x E I 5 Artistic students decorated windows in Jack Frost style. We mastered art. Miss Daseler's classes painted old masters' paintings on canvas this year, and some students made modernistic sculptures, A sign-making machine was purchased, This made poster- making much simpler, f Several poster contests were held during the sectional and regional basketball games, and artis- tic students utilized clever ideas, Sometimes several art projects were going on. 28 HCYBITIE Perception ,I 0 n f Z1 Q., 1 my I i 7 ug Iilwgilll Q 2 1 15' 9 qi! G Q . Mr, Sharp Mrs. Cox Physical education classes enjoyed playing volleyball this year. We played hard. Basketball, volleyball, swimming, relay races, soccer, and dancing were just a few of the things taught in the p,e, classes, Physical fitness was stressed as students per- formed isomeuic and isotonic exercises, Coordination and sheer muscular strength was shown on the bal- ance beam as amateur gymnasts practiced. Many swimming students went on to participate in junior and senior life-saving classes which were given after school, Many faculty members re- ceived their life-saving certificates after Mrs, Cox taught them special swimming skills, Even though many physical education students were not members of athletic teams, physical ed- ucation attempted to develop some physical skills of each student. Mrs. Hazlett We had problems. Yes, we had problems at North Putnam--general math, algebra, geometry, and 11-igonometry prob- lems. This year students didn't have any answers from last year in their books, because there were new math books. Several math pupils took the National Math- ematics Test, and most scored in the fiftieth per- centile. Even though recent times has emphasized mod- ern math, traditional arithmetic was used constantly by everyone at North Putnam. Teachers used it to average grades, home economics students measured hems, and everyone estimated how much time was left in the school year. Math didn't have to be utilized by spacemen to be put to a good purpose at N.P. Mr. Shahan Mr. Myers Mr. McClure Donna Gibson acted as office girl as she picked up absentee forms. ar Agricultural instructor Harold Doremire taught a night class for adults interested in welding. Gary Reeves, Darrell Goode and Dave Lawler played in the FFA German band. 31 . ., .4 5 Ek i L ss.a-nw-an-n if sg rs v ,Qty lilly! 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Agriculture was not just limited to junior and senior high students at North Putnam this year. Adult education classes in agriculture and welding were taught also by Mr. Doremire. jerry Vaughn placed fifth out of thirty-six con- testants in the National Public Speaking Contest. He also won district and state speaking contests. Junior high students received the opporttmity of learning new farming methods from planting to harvesting a crop. Mr. Doremire x ifiiiit. Music made a hit! A variety of musical activities provided some- thing for everyone who was interested in singing or in playing a musical instrument. The music de- partment included band, chorus, glee club, swing choir, pep band, stage band, and general music classes. A special orchestra was organized to play the background music for the play OLIVER, Mr. Gjes- vold, Mr. Wilson, and Mrs. Zenor sponsored all musical activities. This year North Putnam's music department marched into many students' lives. Mr. Gjesvold, assistant band director, instructed the eighth grade band members during class. Gail South entertained the audience with a folk song at the band-sponsored show held at North Putnam High School. Mr. Gjesvold, Mrs. Zenor, Mr. Wilson Paul Sanders, speech contestant winner, band-sponsored variety show at school. narrated the Mrs. Irwin Speech promoted communication. The speech students at North Putnam participated in many local, district, and regional speech meets. Paul Sanders won the American Oratorical Contest, and he placed second in this area's Liberty Bell Speech Contest at Ben Davis High School. Speech class prepared many students for dra- matic roles in the drama MIRACLE WORKER and the musical OLIVER. Many of these same partici- pants also took a part in Putnam County Playhouse. Four North Putnam students advanced to the regional speech contest in North Central. Carol Hostetter ranked high enough to compete in the state speech contest at Arlington High School. Speech meets were also held at Danville, Crawfords- ville, and at Terre Haute. Mrs. Irwin, with assistance from Mr. Summers and Mr. Bonar, performed as speech coach. Lora Myers as the teacher Annie calmed Gail South as I-lelen Keller in THE MIRACLE WORKER. f ill N x l . x- 5. dxf, ik , P Xwfm a J. A A K nik ZH? may it ffl .t's5.8i0C Our able bookkeeper, cashier, and girl Friday was Mrs, Priest, Mrs, Goff served as receptionist, switch- board operator, and secretary, These ladies de- served many thanks for their capability The staff Worked behind the scenes. The bus drivers, the janitors, the cooks, the school nurse, the speech therapist, and the secre- taries were the special people you saw everywhere that kept things moving smoothly at North Putnam. Bus drivers often had difficulties with their buses, but they always managed to deliver their student riders to school. Not only did the bus drivers shuttle students back and fordu from home to school, but they also acted as chauffeurs to ball games, G.A.A, events, and all sorts of field trips. Because of the volume of lunches prepared at school and the limited time element involved, it was not always possible to fix everything just the way Mother did. The cooks at North Putnam pre- pared an average of 500-600 meals daily. This was a large amount of food to get ready and to clean up after in just six hours. They did a good job! Mrs, Bee, the school nurse, issued band-aids, calmed ill students, and kept the Candy Stripers busy throughout the year. The TB test, the Smoking Sam program, and the brush-in were a few programs headed by Mrs, Bee, Our secretaries, Mrs, Goff and Mrs. Priest, filled out many admittance slips, report cards, and at- tendance reports, Only these women really under- stood the school switchboard! After the corridors no longer rang with laughter and chatter, the janitors began some of the clean-up and repair so North Putnam could begin its day all over again tomorrow. 34 Mrs. Bee efficiently carried out the duties of school nurse while Mr, Loft, Mr, Raymann, fnot shownj Mr. Gibbs, and Mr. Osborne performed janitorial duties. Jim Summers was in charge of maintenance. Those ever-Willing-to-bus-students-anywhere drivers Albin, and P. Collett. Sometimes the buses were were S. Chilcote, C. Earley, P, McGaughey, Mr, late during bad weather, but they usually got there Martin, H. Price, R, Cox, J, Wright, J, Parker, W. Qi? 'f'iWV'EG ' : Qirigi 3 ri ,135 ,wmpzr ,F - , ,nmg,,,,a1fQ ,, .ft . Aw sr? ere? S me 5 it f,f. Q- W rm . zrefkaaltr-f , 555, W gm., , U M, Iefs fw i ' ' ,,j..j, Kryr r t . as rx 1-. 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W,A f, 3.- seak r W ,Aw i an 1 5: we? is QE ,QF X, 53 .J ' , .. e K ai wif' Ng iw ' Q fy ii fr 4, 1. .W 3 2 5 ,N EW 'lap . 4 NT' X . Q.. K, rgigg. 5 as . af ,E . - 5... . ,. 1 P' if +35 as S. sf .se '-,: ff- -' : E , . : T 5 1 KV: 1 ..- 1 9' ' .554'. .9f A w ig, RT r Mig fa, 1 Z1-usda' SZ.. X Student Council members were Ken Carrington, Anita Walters, Steve Goff, Dave Weber, Phillip Reed, Patti Ferguson, Carol Hostetter, Rusa Rooker, Loretta Miles, Charlie Riggle, julie Frazier, Penny Allen, Cathy Miles, and Rhonda Chaplain, Randy Dozier and Linda BLu'dine began decorating the Christmas tree in the school cafetorium, We governed. The Student Council paved the way for future organizations to represent the student body effec- tively. The main goal of the council this year was to modify the dress code, In order to do this the members of the council had to negotiate with the administration and school board. They achieved success in their action. Girls were allowed to wear pantsuits and boys were al- lowed a more liberal hair style. Student government can achieve goals by positive action, 38 Participants of the Art Club were QROW 1, 1, to r.j Evelyn Harper, Rod Sharp, Brian Smith, Ron Moore- house, Wilma Kamplain, QROW 25 Yvonne Boruff, Joanna Hendrick, Barb Lanham, Delmara Litz, Rick Mitchell, Barb Miller, Larry Hood, jim McCarro1l, Garry Hood, Paula Galloway, Doug Hedge, Herb Walters, William Peters, and Michelle Harper. Brian Smith acted as president,-Rod Sharp as vice-presi- dent, Ron Moorehouse as secretary-treasurer, and Wilma Kamplain as reporter. One of the cheerleaders, Cindy Ades, helped put up artistic decorations to up the school spirit. We sought the arts. The Art Club sponsored by Linda Daseler in- volved itself with several extracurricular events. The club visited the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Lily Decorative Pavilion. Members held their own art show in collaboration with commence- ment exercises, Hopefully this artistic effort heightened the cultural awareness of students, fac- ulty, and community people. At the Ladoga Art Show awards went to William Peters, Gail Woodall, and Ron Moorehouse. Brian Smith further distinguished himself by being ac- cepted for a college art workshop. We became crafts- men ofthe arts. The Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Don Stewart, was formed rather late in the year, Therefore, their primary goal was to organize this year. This group was formed with the intention of promoting interest in the industrial arts--printing, welding, woodshop, drafting, electricity, power mechanics, and photography, Many students who had taken industrial arts classes joined this club. They displayed posters, pictures, lamps, and other articles made by in- dustrial arts students, Mr, Stewart hoped that next year the club mem- bers would become especially interested in photog- raphy--especially printing and developing pictures that could be used in the annual and newspaper, With so many members in the club at its be- ginning their goal will surely be achieved, --181, 5 North Putnam's printing press was not as large as this example of a commercial printing press Sponsor Don Stewart formed a new organization, projects during the school year Many boys who had the Industrial Arts Club, rather late in the yearg taken industrial arts classes Joined this group therefore, the club was not concerned with many T5 4,4 Rocket Club members were QROW 1, 1. to r,j Nathan Osborne, Bill Perkins, Darrell Gossell, Fred Parker, Mike Jones, Kevin Jarvis. QROW 2j Mike Nichols, sponsor Mr, Shahan, Bill Hill, Gary Ter- Several rockets and missiles, both large and small, were launched by the Rocket Club. hune, Frank Kays, Dan Swearingen, Bill Headley, jeff Miller. QROW 35 jim McGaughey, Greg Miller, Dennis Wilson, Dave Lawler, Mark Roe, and jim Nichols. HTen, nine, eight, seven, six. . .v One didn't.need to be an astronaut or an aero- nautical engineer to be a member of North Putnam's Rocket Club. These interested and eager students were not satisfied to limit their activities to researching in- formation about rocketry, These boys sent for kits and built their own rockets and missiles. The boys owned thirty to thirty-five rockets that they purchased with their own money. They used a solid propellant fa powdered zinc and sulfurj. The club owned one large rocket--a Saturn. One rocket even had its own camera which took aerial photographs. The Rocket Club sometimes met after school and Saturdays to launch their rockets and missiles, Since the altitude of some of these rockets reached from 600 to 2500 feet, needless to say, some were lost in the atmosphere, The North Putnam band this year was made up of one hundred eight marching Cougars who played at football games, convos, concerts, and band contests, They always presented a good show, The band marched. North Putnam's band was active this year in bringing several touring musical groups to the school. An Indiana State University orchestra group demonstrated for band students various types of music, including the minuet and modern rock. The Evansville All-City Band and Orchestra was enjoyed at a public concert and at a student convo. During the Evansville band's one night stay, North Putnam students hospitably opened their homes to the Evansville students, A variety show was also sponsored this year by the North Putnam band. Local talent, such as folk singers and dance bands, participated in this musical show. Mr, John Wilson and Mr. David Gjesvold deserved thanks for their efforts. 42 The North Putnam majorettes were QSEATEDJ Pam Allen, Judy Fordice, Jeanna Clodfelter. QSTANDINGJ Rachel Webb, Linda Everman, Cindy Goff, Tracy Etcheson, Linda Craft, Dennis Robbins was drum major and Judy Fordice was majorette captain. Emily Kromer, music student teacher, played the marimba at the variety show. QTopj Members of the Stage Band were P. Barton, D. Arde- lean, M. Clodfelter, D. Robbins, I. Smith, B. Smith, D. White, K. Wilson, R. Zenor, C. Hostetter, B. Sutherlin, K. Miller, P. Everman, D. Frazee, K. Carrington, and G. Mil- ler. Pep Band participants were Cl. to r., ROW lj Mr. Wil- son, J. I-Iill, D. Ardelean, M. Clodfelter, D. Siner, P. Allen. QROW Zj J. Smith, D. White, D. Robbins, P. Barton, B. Sample. QROW 31 B. Smith, G. Evans, G. Miller, R. Cope, T. Carr. CROW 45 K. Carrington, K. Miller, P. McBride, M. McGuire, D. Frazee. KROW 51 D. Lawler, R. Zenor, D. Dan- berry, S. Evans, D. Wilson, and G. Nichols. 44 Music groups swing in time. The Pep Band, Stage Band, and Swing Choir participated in many extracurricular events. The Pep Band, directed by Mr. Wilson, kept very busy being super boosters of North Putnam's Cougar basketball team. They also fired up spirit at student pep sessions. The Stage Band, led by Mr. Gjesvold, played for student dances. It also participated in the state stage band contest at Ben Davis High School. North Put- nam's Stage Band won first place. The Swing Choir, sponsored by Mrs. Zenor, sang for clubs and their activities, school affairs, and other organizations. Practices were held after school. These three activities took up much time and effort on the part of teachers and students involved. Much practice went into perfecting the sound of each group. Undoubtedly the students who took part learned a great deal about music and its niche in modern culture. The members of the Swing Choir were QSEATEDQ Jana Porter, sponsor Malinda Zenor, Bev McFar land, Joyce Hill, Roy Zenor, Greg Evans, Dennis Robbins. fSTANDINGj Mike Reed, May Phillips, Dave Berry, Greg Richard, Steve Goff, Scot Evens, Cindy South, Carol Hostetter, jeretta Baker, Toni Johnson, and Cindy Goff. This group performed for many community affairs and school related events. 45 FFA Won many awards. The Future Farmers of America attended many contests, both district and state. They were involved in the parliamentary procedure, essay, talent, im- promptu speaking, public speaking, and freshman creed contests. jerry Vaughn and james Rayfield won the Hoosier Farmer degrees. Besides winning the state public speaking contest, Jerry Vaughn placed fifth out of thirty-six in the National Public Speaking Contest. He also received a scholarship last summer to the State FFA Public Speaking Workshop. The FFA-FHA spring dance was a combined ef- fort of the Future Farmers of America and the Future Homemakers of America. - The district FFA banquet at which awards were given to winners of district contests was held at Terre Haute. The year's activities were ended at the tradi- fTopj Jerry Vaughn won the district Star award. Ron tional FFA Father-Son Banquet held at North Put- Proctor and Ted McGaughey played cards at the nam. FFA-FHA spring dance at school. Future Farmers of America at North Putnam High School were QTOP ROW, 1. to r.j Dan Swearinger, Don Sechman, Gene Pingleton, john Allee, jim Smith, Ron Proctor, Bob Lytle, jerry Vaughn, Boyd Garrison, Greg Poole. QSECOND ROW from topj Tim Kersey, Mike Miller, David App, jim Robertson, Darrell Goode, Rick Proctor, Gary Reeves, jim McGaughey, Rick Oliver, Clifford Harvey, QNEXT TO LAST ROWJ Mike Majors, Gale Williams, Terry Tippin, David Lawler, jim Lambermont, Don Lytle, Doug Perry, David Wilson, Dan McGaughey, Curt Wrightsman. QLAST ROWj Kent Evens, jeff Kelly, David Berry, james Rayfield, Phillip Fry, David Miller, Greg Stultz, Mike Wright, Fred Parker, and advisor Harold Doremire. 46 Fl-IA members were CROW 15 Nina Ader, Amy Chastain, Pam McCullough, jackie Miles, Beverly Mc- Farland, Freda Everts, Freida Poynter, Cathy O'Hair, sponsor Mrs. Steward. CROW Zi Teri Shonkwiler, Wilma Kamplain, Rose Simpson, Patty Ferguson, Gail Woodall, Diane Dozier, Iane Adamson, Chris Kauffman, Nancy Bell. CROW 35 Mitzi Bridges, Patty Brackney, Rose Brownell, Linda Hamilton, Cheryl Miles, Joanne McGaughey, Vicki Alderson, janet Asher, Sherrie Bell. CROW 4j Dorothy Dean, Diana Edwards, Marsha Osburn, Audrey Boriff, Vonda McGaughey, Wanda McGuire, Debbie Thompson, Marsha Solomon, Deanna Dearinger. CROW Sj Donna Huffman, Pam Allen, Io Plunkett, Deanna McGaughey, Rusa Rooker, Donna Malayer, Sherri Stoker, Pam Clampitt, Angie Thompson, Mary Haulk. CROW 61 Barbara Miles, Lorita Norman, Joyce Cox, Carla Miles, Terry Pearson, joy Rayfield, Vicki Proctor, Elaine Harris. Mrs. McFarland, N. Ader, Mrs. Steward, D. Goode, and B. McFarland presided at the punch table. FHA was involved in many activities. The Future Homemakers of America were in- volved in several new activities this year. They sponsored a Cougar Legs contest during the basket- ball season. The prettiest pair of legs belonging to a Cougar basketball player was chosen, and the winner was Ron Lambermont. FHA members worked in ball game concessions, and their sponsor, Mrs. Steward, managed the con- cessions. In connection with home economics and Fl-IA an ESP fashion show sponsored by Simplicity Patterns entertained junior and senior high girls. Cathy O'Hair was elected Fl-IA state president. The climax of Fl-IA activities was the FFA-FHA dance held in the spring at school. Beverly McFarland and jerry Vaughn were crowned queen and king of the FFA-FHA spring dance. The Math Club was Dennis Robbins, Don Watson, Nelson Ford, jeff Blaydes, Ken Carrington, Kirby Bushong, Rick Adams, Steve Goff, Tracy Etcheson, Anita Perkins, Donetta Ardelean, Chris Stoker, Doug White, Tim Carr, Lora Myers, Pam Allen, Donna Malayer, Carol Davis, Sandy Evans, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Mr. Myers, Lora Keeney, Linda Craft, Deanna Robers, Deanna McGaughey. Lora Myers and Dave Weber as Mr. and Mrs. Bumble sang a duet in OLIVER, Problems were fun. The Math Club, sponsored by jim Myers, instilled and promoted interest in mathematics beyond the scope of the classroom. This year several lectures were given on the his- tory of mathematics, Recreational math was delved into as members worked mathematical puzzles and novelty games, Experiments in probability were conducted dur- ing Math Club meetings, This club showed students the practical sides of the world of math and also the entertaining facets of it, 48 Eighty North Putnam students starred in the spring musical OLIVER, Mike Reed was cast in the lead, Oliver fMike Reedj was locked in a coffin to be taught a lesson. Mr. Bumble fDave Weberypunished him as the Sowerberrys fClaudia Tracy Bruce ' d Sutherlin, Randy Long, Marsha Solomohj watched. e Q Dearest Cast, After lying dazed upon my living room floor trying to find one good thing that happened last night at rehearsal, I finally thought of one--the phones work. Letters from the directors to the cast often seemed discouraging to the students involved in one of North Putnam's plays, but magically they seemed to pull themselves together after reading such a note. They became alive and presented the audience a realistic portrayal of Helen Keller's childhood in MIRACLE WORKER for their fall production. Stage presence--besides the upstage foot, up- stage gesture, and cheating to the audience, the good actor is a member of an ensemble. He con- tributes to' a total effort. In amateur theatre his energy and enthusiasm completely envelope his audience, Surely the cast of the musical OLIVER worked as a team to present the plight of the orphaned boy Oliver Twist, From workhouse to thieves' den A Oliver's tragedy deepened until he was rescued by a wealthy gentleman and one of the thieves' girl friends. Encores were in order for the North Putnam Thespian troupe this year. 49 Mr. Bonar sponsored North Putnam's Spani This was a little bit of Spain at . . Spanish Club members jane Adamson and Janice McCullough won the Simon Bolivar awards this year, Carol Hostetter was the recipient of the jose de San Martin award. These honors were be- stowed upon tzhese students because of high aca- demic achievements. The most exciting news for some of the Spanish Club members was the bus tour to be taken to Mexico during June. The group was to visit the Floating Gardens, the pyramids, and Mexico City. sh Club. A trip to Mexico was offered for any of them. Dave Berry, Latin Club member, donned his toga for the Roman Banquet at school. 50 junior Classical League members numbered many. These students were active in many club activities, Mr, Miller, Queen Clodfelter, King Carrington, and Miss Hinman paused before eating, Darrell Chambers performed the slave ritual, JCL were Roman? The junior Classical League of North Putnam was in charge of nominations for state officers at the state convention, Sandy Evens was chairman this year, and Lora Myers will take that job in 1971-72. The JCL also had a Christmas party as well as their traditional Roman Banquet, slaves and all. The Latin I award went to Kim Wilson. Latin II awards were presented to Lora Myers and Charles Simpson, and the Latin III award recipient was Douglas White. Members of the Pep Club Council were QROW 1, 1. to r.j Sherri Stoker, Donna Malayer, Chris Stoker, Michelle Bridges, jan Porter. QROW 2j Brenda Fen- wick, Cindy South, Cindy Ades, jenny Summers, Cindy Goff, Brenda McBride, Rusa Rooker. These girls helped to organize and to coordinate the activ- ities of the Pep Club at North Putnam. Many novel ideas were put into effect this year. We pepped things up! TI-IE PEP BLOCK The pep block this year was literally beside it- self, that is there were two pep blocks--the girls' block and the boys' block. Although the boys' pep block was not created until late in the season, Ron Proctor and Mike Al- derson, the block organizers, did a fantastic job of putting the block in order for the Cloverdale game and for the tourney. The girls' block did a great cheering job through- out the season. They backed the varsity Cougars to many victories in the 1970-1971 season. The girls' new uniforms this year were blue with orange trim while the boy's uniforms were tie-dyed orange and blue. Pep Club members yelled their hearts out on the way to a Cougar victory at sectional time. Class posters sparked enthusiasm and school spirit during the basketball season, especially during the sectional and regional. Approximately eighty junior high students composed the junior Historical Club at North Putnam. History opened up new Worlds. History was often learned first-hand by the Junior and Senior Historical Societies. The Junior Historical Society visited Vincennes and New Harmony. The George Rogers Clark Memorial was seen and the ex- periment in communal living at New Harmony was investigated. Claudia Tracy, a member of the Senior Histor- ical Society, was elected to a state office. The project for the junior Historical Society state convention was entitled Our Astronauts. Pupils constructed facsimiles of rockets, researched the kind of foods eaten in space, and delved into all phases of space travel. They won third place for their exhibit at the state historical convention at Indianapolis. The members of the Senior History Club were QFRONT ROW, l. to r.j Bill Wise, Gene Pingleton. KROW 2j President Roy Zenor, Treasurer, Bill Berry, Vice President, Trudi Boswell, Secretary Rusa Rooker, Gary Morlan, Randy Burton, Diane Miller, sponsor Mrs. VanVactor. QROW 3j jim Robertson, Don Moorehouse, Mark French, jim Lambermont, Joy Rayfield, Carolyn Davis, and Becky Cox. This year Mrs, Zenor taught only in the elemen- tary schools, so the direction of the chorus and glee sang traditional and religious Christmas music, Every Tuesday and Thursday vocal chords would club was turned over to Mr, Wilson and Mr. Gjesvold. be limbered up as that high note was about to be These two groups were the vocal part of the Christmas convocation held for the students. They Please sing louder! Members of the Glee Club were QROW lj Mary Haulk, Martha Porter, Darlene Smiley, Debbie Shillings, Dorothy Dean, Paula Miller, Kathy Crosby, Sherri Stoker, Angie Thompson, Pam Clampitt, Pam Allen, Martha Plunkett, Beth Sample, QROW 23 Diantha Crodian, Barbara Lanham, Kathy Collins, Nancy Burdine, Barbara Miles, Beverly Kelly, Bar- bara Miller, Terry Love, Claudia Tracy, Delmara Liu, Jeri Summers, Claudia Daniels, QROW 53 Lo- rita Norman, Linda Hamilton, Joyce Cox, Debbie Grassick, Cathy Fitzsimmons, Carolyn Davis, Sandy Evans, Jenny Summers, Debbie Nichols, Donna Ma- layer, Donna Huffman, Darla Burdette. QROW 4j Betty Burke, Sandy Dodd, Kathy Davis, Evelyn Harper, Cheryl Phillips, Kenda Adams, Cathy Proc- tor, Vicki Lady, Martha Page, Angie Frazier, Tracy Etcheson, Lora Myers, reached. Pam McCullough was a concession worker at ball games. The money made was used for clubs. The members of the Chorus were QROW lj J, Baker, S, Brookshire, C, South, M. Bridges, N. Robinson, M, Os burn, D. James, B. McFarland. QROW 25 P. Brackney, J, Roth, I, Hill, V, Dockery, S, Knapp, D, Goode, N. Ader, P, Barton, J. Ford, V. Roe, QROW 3J C, Spencer, C, Goff, T, johnson, A. Walters, K.Steele, I, Adamson, D, Dearinger, M, Solomon, D, Hess, B. McBride, QROW 41 C, Hanon, J, Miles, J. McGaughey, C, McGuire, V, McGaughey, D, Thompson, R, Webb, G, Walsh, W, Kamplain, M, Bridges, QROW 51 J. Asher, M. Harper, J Hendrich, D,Edwards, P, Galloway, L. Hamilton, C, Miles, B, Malicoat, D, Scobee, V, Boruff, QROW 61 R, Zenor, M, Reed, H, Walters, F, Asher, D. Robbins, D, Lawler, P, McBride, J. Porter, D. Siner, M. Clodfelter QROW 75 D. Frazee, J, Summers, M. Phillips, G. Richard, D, Berry, K, Wilson, S, Boch, P, Sanders, D. Wilson, B. Sutherlin. QROW SJ B. Mason, B. Hill, G, Disney, D, Hatfield, D. White, G, Fitzsimmons, D. Chambers, S Goff, T, Carr, G, Evans, Donna Gibson and Debbie Boswell talked about boys and dates before class, Duane Kiger, Cynthia and Sondra jones watched a gme, 55 Chess Club members were QSITTINGJ Frank Kays, Ql. to 1-.J jim Lambermont, Kirk Miller, Terry Tippin, Craig Miller, sponsor Mr, Bonar, Steve Boch, and David Frazee, We checkmated our opponents. Sponsored by Mr, Bonar, the North Putnam boys enjoyed the gentleman's brain game--chess, The students spent much of their free time after school learning the rules of chess and the art of strategy. The Chess Club scheduled several meets, They defeated Greencastle, Again this year the team entered the state chess tournament at Indianapolis. Karen Steele made a lay-up shot for North Putnam in the Greencastle basketball game. GAA participants were QROW lj l, to r. Pam Allen, Marilyne Clodfelter, Darlene Price, Karen Steele, Don- etta Ardelean, Sponsor Mrs. Cox. QROW 25 Teri Shonkwiler, Patti Knapp, Rita Proctor, Patti Sims, Anita Per- kins. QROW 3jBrenda McBride, Marsha Solomon, Vonda McGaughey, Vonnie Boruff, jean Adamson, Pam McCullough, Debbie Siner, Debbie App, KROW 45 Donna Huffman, Barbara Lanham, Denise I-less, Judy Roth, Sherry Knapp, Cynthia Goff, Cindy South, RQW 53 Marlene Price, Carolyn Davis, Jeri Summers, Kathy Fitz- simmons, Rusa Rooker, Tracy Etcheson, Lora Myers, Becky Cox. QROW 61 Linda Craft, Donna Steele, Jo Plunkett, janet Steele, Donna Malayer, Pam Clampitt, Sherrie Stoker, jenny Summers. QROW 73 Ronda Alex- ander, Kim McBride, Susan Sandusky, Loretta Miles, Betty Burke, Deronda Phipps, Beverly Kelley. QROW SJ Shelly Green, Becky Brothers, jo Ellen Clodfelter, Audrey Boruff, Cheryl Phillips, Robin Rooker, Vicki Lady, and Brenda I-ledge, These girls were interested in doing as many sports activities as possible, Members of the girls' track team were QROW ly l, to r. Marlene Price, jenny Summers, Kim McBride, Janet Steele, Donna Malayer, QROW 25 Ronda Al- exander, Susan Sandusky, jo Ellen Clodfelter, Becky Brothers, Cindy South, Audrey Boruff, Sherry Knapp, and Cynthia Goff, GAA Was active. Girls' Athletic Association kept physically fit this year, The girls were so involved in GAA ac- tivities that everyone kept trim and slim. During the fall Karen Steele, Debbie App, and, sponsor Mrs Cox learned a great deal about physical education at a leadership camp at North Webster, Indiana. Badminton and tennis were early activities, Our GAA participated in a badminton tourney at Lafayette jeff, A volleyball playday was held at Greencastle, GAA basketball played a heavier schedule this year, Splash time at poolside was enjoyed by GAA members although junior and senior life-saving courses were taken by many students, A gymnastics team was initiated this year. A great many bowling scores were improved by GAA girls. A girls' track team got off to a good start as Cindy South won first in the district and regional contests and second and fourth places were won by her at the state level, QL. to r.J Carolyn Davis, Chris Stoker, Michele wiler, Wilma Kamplain, Beverly McFarland, Kim Bridges. QSECOND ROWJ Patty Sims, editor Rita Jones, and Qnot shownj photographer Bob Miller Proctor, Rand Dozier, business manager Teri Shonk- composed the annual staff, Last year's Showcase served as a guide for this yea1-'s annual staff at N.P, 58 Members of the Journalism Club were fl. to r.j Gail Walsh, Carolyn Davis, Rita Proctor, Patty Sims, and Teri Shonkwiler. They did the newspaper. Turn in all la outs and cop . Through rain, sleet, hail, or snow through the mail our yearbook HAD to go! Through frustration, anguish, and hectic con- fusion, deadlines had to be met, so the yearbook copy would be sent on time to the Hannibal, Missouri, plant to be printed. This year we initiated the use of graphic effects and color in Showcase. Collages, drawings, and crossword puzzles attempted to modernize the image of North Putnam's annual. COUGAR EXPRESS, the student newspaper, suf- fered a bit this year, because there was no journal- ism class. Students were on their own to get the paper out. Hopefully during summer Vacation presses would be cleaned, and minds would think of new ideas to improve efforts next year. 59 veltfte 3 linkin' PUTNAM simmons or ll-lr mth gpt rvene senior Aetivitiaaeroothell, swimming, :fitahieh clvh, Jcl., Swing choir. l-'avorite hehaira-loving to live, Living to love. Future plane-so to eelleee and have time. l-'avarite color-curioae Yellow. e good Favorite fend-strawherry shvrt cake, spaghetti, aavioli, super chef, vitra, chaeolate milk ehalre. Jane Aaavnaen senior Aetivitiee-Jcl, Spanish clvh, lvatianal l-loner saeiety, GM, meth clan, Girls' state Favorite hehhiee-saekethall, Bowling, Minia- ture galr. rttore plana-college. favorite eolar-irern, raverlte from-spaghetti. Anita rerhlra Senior Aotivitioa-Gia, math clvn, rep, teh, JCI., saddle clan, Junior leader, iovth Gravp. rayerite I-Iohhlea-grrwlllag, cy-elea, south Put- nam, l-lortea, all aperte, fixing aateenrvifxesp writing letters. rtitnre rnne-lurui, nenolrieke county Hospital, Marriage, Death. raverite colore-orange ana blue with red ann whete pellra tiote. Favorite faerie-Pitta, sig chef, french frie r. cltih, will law warren senior Aotivitita mairl watering or peatering Mr. sharp i Aetivity Period. hoiiaiee-hunting, Favorite ana wheat. rtttire rlare-ririek Maaon. Favorite eeler-Blue, white. Favorite fooaashrivin, piee, and ire eraar EEf..LCC.lEQ Favorite lielioiea-werklng on nw oar. fianing, newline, rtitnre plane-Aatawative reehnieian. wavarite eolor-Blue. Favorite road-Frenen friea and rieh. GAA mans sihte the leet iaate or the paper the GAA have par-aieipateai en wany activities. V or Nov lt ala girla and Dire. Goa traveled to Lafayette Jeff to participate in a badminton ttvrney. Dae to laek of exteliienre the girla riian't ee the best, hat they tiia learn alat. The fellotlne, satnniay 12 girls went ta Green- There The var- aity tean aan all er their ganee extent the laat one where they laet ay orly 2 nointe. eaatle to play in a volleyball Pkiyday. teare, a vereity ana Eeteam. were the Morning pr-retiree l-fr haarettall are new are fall hlatt anritit their toaehee Mr-a. cox ana steve Mar clerilalter. gang l frem 4 .,,. ,rr lehnlrg a ltrrus News minus on nee. lv fren 3:35 to sioo there will ae e merry chriasnvaa teletrateo ty the iteoern nowtra er aa they are nere onrironly tailed the parte or J.c.l.. herreehrrrta will oe een-en, A ereaangeii, ana alrite will te preeertee hy the revtere, lt prereeei- fe L- a ann time ,- giita for 59, 'Ofkiirrrl i,.f..i.iv HIGH SCHOOL f x72Y'rSef HAVE w Bail. f f Q Ia, Q 'Tii f i' fl'-fi-r Laurens wa, X ' , g J c' a E N5 i Evoryere alnaye loolra ther it be the first ene the twertyahu to a Carle navel. Hr a a D nee tra fren ere ceiling and a 3355.1 L. - ...Y. an mrrara t o any rlehoe, y.he. yomve ever attended or This eavietiaily refers with the niatletoe hanging Chrlstmas tree ln the csv:- ter of the lloor to nanre aroma. Thie year the etteent eovneil ia orre again eponaoring avr crriatrae canoe ner 2' in the tafrtrrirr fren moo-llioo. llaeie will he pre- yitieo hy stove Hamala Benn, an all yer evve invite aone sweetie yorlve teen wanting re all close for a long tire. alae tleeaea will te alerting ranoliriatee fer a king ann qtaen to reien over the oanee, ire will be eleetea ann e at the hall. nreee will ee rorral , aeni-rerenal for girla, 'riekete are being sold at the noon store for 51.90 stag, 5l.5c Drag. Jolct or rl-E me rather to ratehterla eareetent neyfrienri. wtiriy wiil he at-inn in a nirnte, eere fer a game of vnenepelyzfl Arrrmlow, smart claus: B--........,,.,,,,.,.-D rheee are inet a fer thenge that the the atv arnte at uh wotlri engay hating for cnriatnaa. 1 Mr. Shehsm-I-'our str. Glade virtoriee. . stella lvretlaet-Pertaeze rv. 1 5 Hcb Miller-new ear, 5 Terri Alnerion-I-TEV waldrobef :ami HOYSE. .0 -,X lain Jenea-Date for cheietnae nante. K . Lp Janice I-lCC'llfGugV-Fair of boots. faq Li-.ia craftaclathea are norey. ,ry M ol Mre. Irwin-rleorie log for fireplare, 000 Mra. Hanna-stereo rtter.. .or l,1..ly ,or 51, Sherrie Boller-riereeii ear-rlnae. fu ' Steve Martin Clmifelfel'-A girl. Doug hedge-rietare of Eneire state etileing. waagey 'vfilliaraeore 'rrere Mattingly. Rcsenaxif Priest-vaeation. me. are ren-Elf te grade napera. ieeky cor-are rr-as play oellage loeakettell. 'rin carr-snail hrewn bor tnatli atell. Ereee siitnerlin 2 yr aneeeriptien to Pleytay. ltre. harlett-'saeatlen cindy idea-veetefal Christmas in vietnam. cathy oll-lair-Bite-eyea santa rlatee. :ohn cloirelt-ar-chatty uatay. Peer areyrell-itteat guy on eertn. hire. hlavir-e-hrfreenlna, atiitaor arena ettaerte. F.5. TO STUQENTS- -you ight. twf? C nlrf 'c your friends. JUIJOH kill Skzvlllfli LlFl'..5AvlIl1Y: Q .innior an: senior lifeearing hae enre again ee. gtr ita eraeiarr The senier ilfeaaiere east te ls years of ere, he aah- -o awiw la 1, we of the noel, tree andere-ie' all the ray atreee 69 fozne .ee , p 1 law lffe o or - lefz Kenny Carrington was caught by our roving camera We enjoyed the World of books. Almanacs, atlases, encyclopedias, dictionaries, periodicals, novels, and the card catalogue were tools used by North Putnam students to aid them in their schoolwork and to open their minds up to the world of literature. Student librarians assisted students in finding needed materials and in monitoring the students in the library. These student librarians learned how it was to be on the teacher's side of the desk. Cassette tape players and some new filmstrips were welcome additions to the audiovisual area of the library. Teachers used the recorders for spell- ing tests, rehearsing speeches, and for giving tests. The library was an extension of academic life through the world of books. Student librarians were 1 tor V Docker J Fordice, L K . .J . y . Craft, P. Neel, D. Phipps, I. Summers, S. Gr,eene, V. Roe, C. Miller, L. Norman, L. Burdine, I. Cox, R. Dozier, J. Nichols. Mrs. Hanna was librarian. Wm if -I Agn gif! Sophomores Vicki Schrader and Debbie Grassick spent time in the library doing research work for subjects offered at North Putnam. Atlases and en- cyclopedias were useful items. Librarians R. Dozier and L. Burdine were kept busy. Students found the library to be an attractive and practical place to do research. Many fiction and nonfiction books were checked out. . We must be physically fit ,J K xii? E ,gf hiss my :S y -g ,,,,,y4,,A. M is? ff 1252 .. , ,,, -'H' N 4 X ' A Q! ' if ' , X X , 1 7 ' . . ff f f l L x JJ 'f A H V , If I Q 5 , x X f7v f' 0 1 X K' A Si, ' A G la ' 'xx-' f , Y ' ' I fi Y' I A K A I A ' 335'-,, -2 Y 1 A V . 7 v A 1 1 Q F.-, x i , U F1 1 ,Www-vw iiiw ATHLETICS , ' Un' The members of the junior high football squad were flst ROWJ Dirk Wagner, Don Wallace, Eric Bushong, Steve Bullerdick, Mark Hess, Bryan Sheets, joe Folck, Lester Miles, jerry Miller, Trent Hopkins, Jeff Elliot, f2nd ROWQ David Ritter, Sonny Roe, Bob Page, jim Brothers, Mike Green, Rod Zimmer- man, Rod Crawley, Mike McBride, Gerry Malaver, Neil Miles, jim Crosby f3rd ROWJ Steve Rob- inson, Rick Roady, Harold Greene, Bob Bock, Trey Future varsity looks good. Many promising prospects for future North Putnam football teams received valuable experience on the freshman and junior high teams this year. The freshmen had a very fine season with a win- ning record. The team won three games out of five. The freshman squad won over Fountain Central, Cas- cade, and Avon. The junior high team had a slow start this season, but they finished looking much stronger. Etcheson, Neal Harvey, Allen Plunkett, Ernie O'Hair, Mike Bullerdick, Lee Pingleton, Kevin Sanders, Q4th ROWQ David Robinson, Jim Tippin, Doug Clodfelter, Jeff Williams, Jeff Stultz, johnny Wilson, Greg Wilson, john Corbin, and Mickey Stisher. Their coaches were Mr. Gibson and Mr. Blocher. They had a slow season, but many on the team gained much experience which will aid them next year. In decision of the referees was all part of every ex- citing football game at North Putnam. A special convocation was held in order to honor North Putnam football palyers. Special awards were given to upperclassmen athletics. North Putnam en- joyed an exciting football season. Freshmen football players included: FRONT ROW: Allee, jim Lambermont, Greg Mason, Rick Roe, Buc Sanders, Brett Wagner, jim McCa1-roll, Greg Coach Thomas. The freshmen ended the season with Sanders, Gene Pingleton, Dan Clodfelter, SECOND e 3--2 record, ROW: Kent Evens, Bill Headley, Phil Reed, john 65 , Turkey Run Warriors tackled North Putnam's Ronnie Lambermont during the 1970 football season. varsity scoreboard. Ron Lambermont caught the Cascade runner from behind, Terry Tippin was blocked. 66 Steve Goff continued down the line after handing off to Ted McGaughey, M Sf gn-furf, E. 33? fs: V' ri- -+C 1 ,,, ia., lu -at -W -, af , 5, Q5 e,L1 L 5 il r t '4Qw3gg, ' ss 5 ,Q Members of the varsity and reserve football teams were fl. to r.-.- ROW 15 T. Walters, V Tillotson, C. Harvey, D. Wat son, R. Lyons, K. Bushong, T, McGaughey, J, Clodfelter, J, Allee, Head Coach M. Thistlethwaite. QROW 21 R, Burke, B. Berry, R, Adams, G, Richard, D, Weber, D. Berry, S. Farrow, J. Blaydes, R. Thornburg, Asst. Coach D, Shahan. QROW 31 T, Tillotson, R, Oliver, C, Riggle, D. Baird, S. Martin Clodfelter, ,D. Rogers, G. Evans, M, Alderson, K. Houser, Asst. Coach B. Thomas. CROW 41 E. Pingleton, B, Sanders, J. Sanders, G. Mason, D. Clodfelter, J, McCarrol1, P, Reed, J. Lambermont, R, Roe, P. McBride. QROW 51 D, Buchanan, B. Lawter, S. Evens, D. Jackson, T. Tippin, F. Blaydes, S. Joyce, Managers J, Brothers and J. Davis, Asst. Coach J, Gibson. QROW 61 K. Evens, B. Headley, S. Max clodfelfer, R. Proctor, R. Lambermont, R. Call, S. Goff, B. Brothers, 1. Snodgrass, Asst. Coach L, Blocher, Members of the Cross Country team were QROW lj Alan Thornburg, Roy Zenor, Ron Alcorn, Ken Carrington, Woody Hutchinson, Wayne Davies, Glen Disney, QROW 21 Charlie Simpson, jeff Summers, Louie Garrett, Max Phillips, Coach Ike Tallrnan, Gale Williams, Phillip Everman. We raced miles. Ken Carrington took a break from cross country. 68 We held our The Wrestling team consisted of KFRONT ROW, joe Os- borne, Lee Pingleton, Jim Robertson, Kenny Kearns, QROW 21 Bill Williams, Don Buchanan, Fred Blaydes, Rick Adams, Danny Rogers, QROW 31 Mike Alderson, Ed Pingleton, Coach Blocher, Dave Weber, and Ron Proc- tor. opponent down. Mike Alderson downed his South Putnam opponent in a wrestling meet. Celebrating the sectional victory were varsity and reserve team members QROW lj Nelson Ford, Chuck Lyons, jeff Tallman, Ted McGaughey, Richard Lyons, Max Phillips, Woodie Hutcheson, Ron Lambermont, Jim Davis QROW 21 Marley Price, Greg Richard, Ken Carrington, Coach Ike Tallman, Don Watson, Steve Goff, Coach Mark Thistlethwaite, Steve Clodfelter, jeff Summers, Tim Tillotson, Vance Tillotson, and Dane jackson. The North Putnam team brought home two trophies--sectional and holiday tourneys. Richard Lyons got the tip-off at the first game of the basketball season against South Putnam. North Putnam soundly whipped the Eagles with a score of 77--70. Don Watson was ready for action. Co-captains Richard Lyons and Steve Goff proudly accepted the trophy after the Cougars won the holi day tourney against West Lafayette 50- -42, Coach Tallman and referee john Patterson dis- cussed the finer points of the Covington-N.P. game, This was basketball! Eric Sutherlin attempted to tip a rebound back in as jim McCarro11 blocked out on the other side during the South Putnam game of the freshman tourney at Greencastle December third. Steve Goff's shot was blocked by a Red Devil. 71 Freshman basketball members were QFRONTQ Paula Steward, Treva Mattingly, Cathy Miles and Jeanna Clod felter Qcheerleadersj. QROW 25 Doug Perry, Benny Cloncs, Greg Sanders, jim Lambermont, Terry Lents, Richard Roe, Dan McGaughey. QROW 31 Coach Sharp, Jerry Lents, Philip Reed, jim McCarroll, john Allee, Terry Tippin, Eric Sutherlin, Dan Clodfelter, Buc Sanders, and jeff Kelly, manager. This was the freshmen schedule. Cheryl McBride acted as mascot cheerleader for f the North Putnam Cougar team. 72 Eighth grade basketball boys were CROW 1, l. to r.j Mike Green, Max Blackmore, Brad Evans, Rod Zimmer- man. CROW 25 Harold Roe, jerry Miller, Kim Burdette, Rex Call, Gerald Noll, Mark Hess, Steve Bullerdick CROW 35 Coach Shahan, Larry Tippin, Steve Norton, Don Wallace, Drew Wendling, Trent Hopkins, Jeff El- liott, and Mark Rossick. Members of the 7th grade basketball team were CROW lj jesse Ader, jeff Stultz, Rick Roady, Trey Etcheson, Neal Miles, Ernie O'l-lair, Mike Bullerdick, Rick Daniels, Bob Boller, Kelly Sanders, Dave Harris, Coach Gibson, Neal I-larvey, Allen Gillogly, Bryan Sheets, Doug Clodfelter, Bill Gooch, Lee Pingleton, Jim Brothers, Allen Plunkett, jim Marcum, Mike Blackmore. We stole the ball, The seventh and eighth grade basketball teams under the supervision and instructions of Mr. Gib- son and Mr. Shahan battled valorously against their opponents during the 1970 season. Although their season did not include a majority of victories, the teams always managed to display a high degree of sportsmanship, no matter what the odds. We intercepted it. The junior high team also acquired many val- uable hours of practice and advice from their coaches. This shall prove their worth in the future as the junior high becomes the varsity. Diligent practice always comes out ahead in the making of star basketball players. A Golf team participants consisted of QROW lj Mike Green, Rex Call, Rod Zimmerman, Harold Roe, Ernie O'I-lair. CROW 25 Bill Berry, Rick Proctor, Rod Sharp, jeff Summers, Randy Sharp, Coach Tallman. Golf team hit the links. Golfing this year was not only for senior high school students but junior high students also. Much of the golfing was done at Windy Hill Golf Course at Greencastle. The varsity team won over South Putnam and Cascade. The reserve team beat Cloverdale and Cascade. The varsity squad placed sixth in the con- ference meet at Spencer, and for the first time the team will play in the sectional. Mr. Tallman coached the golf team. Approx- imately twelve golf meets Were held this year. jim Nichols pulled the curtains shut during play re hearsals at North Putnam. Coach Thomas spurred the team on as his wife and children watched. junior high students enjoyed recreational swimming every week at North Putnam. , . .,..,. , V ' -- V- -M... .. - .. M 1 : . .. .- . .. . .. -- -- - H -- eff H . 1221- r, - k fl . ff : i 1 ' , mf k :w ggffsafik Assisi, ,aa . af,g- : as . , rails- -' - 1452 .::. sm .- ::' :::' I 2- ww fu -E f ' Swim team was CROW lj Kirk Miller, Greg Stultz, Curt Wrightsman, Charles Roady, Bill Headley, Craig lylil ler, Don Moorehouse, jim Nichols, Bill Hill, Scot Evens, Bob Porter, jim Simpson, Roy Zenor, Bill Wise, jill McGaughey, Coach Thomas. We swam one length Although this was the first year for a North Put- nam swi.m team, the squad played a varsity sched- ule. The team defeated South Putnam in their first meet of the season. They also played Greencastle, Crawfordsville, and holiday relays were at Green- castle. Recreational swimming was enjoyed by grade school, junior high, and senior high students. Sev- eral class parties also included swimming as their activity. junior and senior lifeguards were turned out by swimming instructor Darlene Cox. 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HF? waaiirf?lrl.smi?ia5f5ff.12Erf,511. f .e,.4,,.?i,2w-2fi!'wiQ?f.s:a:Tlr21i,1f?fg:,W Qgim'f2+s1r..m:ifauAi'?5+1,f,ws f mM..,e'..f1za. ,M Mae!,.5wwmmiewaefiafiffffi av Phillip Everman did a pre-game warm-up in the bullpen as Coach Don Stewart and Steve Far- row prepared strategy for the upcoming baseball game. Baseball had a good record. fUpper5 The umpires arrived before game time while fbelowy a North Putnam baseball player got ready to slug a homerun. 77 oners-Aminals- Pacers-River Rats- Intramural teams? Boys' intramural sports were held again this year, Basketball, of course, was the featured sport. There were ninety high school participants, and this year junior high boys could also become active in the intramural program, Thirty junior high students played intramural basketball. Int:ramura1 sports gave boys who played on a high school basketball team to enjoy this Hoosier sport. The Zoners team won first place in high school intramurals. The Aminals conquered second place. Other bizarre names appeared as team titles, such as the River Rats and the Pacers. This was the second year for North Putnam to have such a program, but surely not its last. Even though the uniforms were not as flashy nor were there attractive cheerleaders to arouse crowd spirit, there was still enthusiasm from the partici- pants themselves and the ir parents. The intramural program spelled fun, The winning intramural team was fl, to r.j Ron Porter, Mark Keyt, David Miller, Ed Shuck, Greg Richard, Ted McGaughey, Marley Price, and jay Unger, 78 Donetta Ardelean passed off to Darlene Price against the Greencastle basketball team. Sophomore Becky Cox attempted a lay-up shot against Greencastle. The girls' basketball team consisted of B. Lanham, M. Clodfelter, D. Arede- lean, A. Perkins, J, Summers, student coach S, M, Clodfelter, B. Cox, D. Siner, K. Steele, S, Knapp, C, South, D. Price, Mrs, Cox, J. Clodfelter, B. Hedge, K. Adams, C, Phillip, J. Summers, M, Prince, S. Green, A. Boriff, D Phipps, J, Steele, T. Etcheson, K. Proctor, R. Rooker. Girls' team scored many victories! 79 7th grade cheerleaders were fl. to r.j Ieanetta Noll julie Frazier, Dee Loft, and Penny Allen. Varsity cheerleaders and Cougar fans were caught in a tense moment during a sectional game. Varsity cheerleaders were QKNEELIN Gy Jana Porter, Michelle Bridges, Cindy South. QSTAND INGQ Cindy Ades, Brenda McBride, and Chris Stoker. These gals stoked up Cougar fans. 80 Freshman cheerleaders were fBottom to Topj Treva Mattingly, Paula Stewart, Jeanna Clodfelter, and Cathy Miles. Lisa Porter, Suzanne McGaughey, Sherri Duncan, and Sandy Redifer led cheers for the eighth grade team. QL. to RJ Sherri Stoker, Rusa Rooker, jenny Summers, and Jeri Sum- mers sparked spirit as B team cheerleaders at North Putnam. We were the super boosters! The NPI-IS cheerleaders were very active this year. Besides spending time after school for prac- ticing cheers, the yell leaders also had Pep Club meetings to attend after school hours. Special ef- forts were used by the pep block at Christmas time as flashlights were used for special numbers. With five squads of cheerleaders in junior and senior high many, many letters were needed to ornament the sweaters of the girls. Miss Daseler, cheerleader sponsor, kindly made all of the letters and other designs needed. To earn money for the Pep Club to purchase shirts alike, students sold Cougar license plates. The cheerleaders took part in many exciting hours of basketball as they boosted the Cougars to first place at the Holiday Tourney and the Putnam County sectional. e There are only a few steps until the end o -- n -f37:'L .- 4- eg. gg f nf T? n , 2:5 f W Q WMM 3 DERCLASS jean Adamson ,ez i. N111-2 Adef n . l A Q 5 S ' i Ronnie Alcorn f 3 ' . X , f it if .. . . We . , if , ,if ' - f- 5,1-g I A Vicki Alclerson 8 - :-,. ' if M A - if ' - V ,A:.- --f- ,'i' 1 -f 4, ' fag ' . TQYTY Anderson 1 . o,. V . '- 'Hifi Q-Y ,rp ':' ' , . . ' ,, Debne APP , A e Janet Asher -5? , Iii, .s , , , 'rs l5m ,!1gi'ggi X wif jeretta Baker - P ya W- ' M . ,. 'Qoo'- . ROb1r1 Barker 7 .f's:,1Qg k'.-, 4 ' g1g5rsf w'i' ? fvi ' . . V' -. AS o,o. H V Z '- f Sheffv B611 f 4 . . n ' W . z Martha Boruff ' Z N U . , o,oL V ' to 'o-,,' Karen Bowers oo'o . i V j' - i ooo . W Patti Brackney W . V . Mitzi Brid es fa 5 -N . wp'-3 'gpg g . l P ffl- SZ-1I'2. BI'OOkSl'l1X'C gig giw, ' fszsfg a v '-L' 'f--' -f-if ,-. 1,9 - 7 ' I 2- john Brothers R V VAVVK B K, K isfig L W . is - Rose Brownell z ' ., , . o :f ,- A g ., if L . M - , 7 rf' if , em i. 1 r'rf 5- Amy Chastain . e -. -':: ' .. L... 1 - Gayle Clones . ' ,Q 'yll L ,, , i i s Jem! Crawford ' K n David Crawley ,4 a unfm g a. ' as 4 i V 4 - - A m,,r, Steve Crosby Y 9 Winston Crosby , .ll,'r i g David Danbeffv ,. Deana Dearinger ' ' ' Glen Disney VV., I . . Diane Dozler K Vyy , I K W, W. em -Q ff-. Dlarla iwffjeigg rrr fe. Y vw ' -.k,L a Y Karl Evans Philip Everman Steve Farrow Philip Fenton Galen Fitzsimmons Dale Folck Jan Ford David Frazee Paula Galloway Louie Garrett Cynthia Goff Darla Goode Linda Hamilton Claudia Hannon lmost there- one year to go. juniors had plenty to do! The planning of the prom took up much of their time during the second semester. The prom was held at DePauw University. Some money-making projects the juniors were involved with were the coat check at ballgames and concessions at football and basketball games. A huge chunk of time was spent in researching materials in the library for term papers, in adding spirit to the cheer block at Cougar games, and in selecting favorite courses for next year. The 1971 juniors were often so caught up in this year's events to think much about the end of their high school days drawing near. just one more year! 84 2 Hg, . g M - aa . .ra 1-,,-2 X X S Y -2: 1, . a sw is 33 or Q 2 5 , 1 ,. JZ X L L r r vig' Y, W is V, Ni? zen-iw, i 'if i Ha ' we, wi 1.1 ,, , aaa-.W - az.- V 1aff.2gg?isz'.' H 2-fi ... :V f mils. 2 1, ' ' if-ysssifsi' ' r- ' 41.1424 W Jw sfv: ,,a,f5Q 3 - , f Y g' sggi J T ' X an kr g sf? x P?1'l'jQf 1ff:fjf2TQ 3255 M f' 6 fx I , , X if 'I' ' 'fi ifiiii, .,,. if , ,.,, V :ii L i'i G ,V . 3. S y 4' Q X ifiiim sight 555 W L ,, me Wi sgg ' rr gg? sign X . ..:fi ig 2,3 fag: f' ii fi? .. 'W s 1 i 5257 blb t f g . f . N: K I 1 K a Q 5 1,5 ' li' David Hansell Michele Harper Doug Hedge Joanna Hendrich Denise Hess Carol Hostetter Cathy Hunt Dane Jackson Debbie James Toni Johnson Kara Keck Sherry Knapp Ronnie Lambermont David Lawler Bill Lawter Rhonda Lieskee David Lowery Brenda Malicoat Beth Mastin Brenda McBride Pat McBride Loana McCarty Pam McCullough Joan McGaughey Vonda McGaughery Cathy McGuire Cheryl Miles Jackie Miles Kirk Miller Gary Nelson Jim Nichols Marsha Osburn Joe Pealo Jeanne Pearson John Peters Lewis Phipps Jan Porter Don Porter Carolyn Poynter Pam Redifer Mike Reed Nancy Robinson Mark Roe Jim Rossack Judy Roth Paul Sanders Rick Sasser Debbie Scobee Janet Sechman Randy Sharp Rodney Sharp Debbie Siner Brian Smith Marshal Solomon Cindy South Cheryl Spencer Duane Stanley Karen Steele Jeff Summers Debbie Thompson Vance Tillotson Gail Walsh Anita Walters Herb Walters Rachel Webb Doug White Gale Williams Robert Williams Dennis Wilson Brian Smith and Ian Ford seemed to have en- joyed themselves at the Christmas Ball. junior class officers were: ROW 1: Brenda McBride, Q Carol Hostetter, Judy Roth, Anita Walters, Debbie Siner. ROW 2: David Danberry, Ron Lambermont, Vance Tillotson. juniors Toni johnson and David Lawler showed some class spirit when they gathered wood for the bon fire which was held before the first home football game. - There were only two years left. The sophomores of N.P.H.S. were easily recog- nized by many activities in which the artici ated. Y P P Their lives ranged from congruent triangles to broken dates and even to miserly Silas Marner. Ballgames were also a great part of the soph- omores' activities. These students were well known for their high spirits. Sophomores took great pride in their involve- ment in all clubs and sports. Their jubilance overflowed as classmate Sherri Stoker reigned as homecoming queen. This sophisticated group of youngsters made quite a splash as they raced through another year. To some, they were industrious, intelligent, tal- ented, and cooperative pupils, to others, they were a highly temperamental group. The thoughts of senior year entered their minds. B team cheerleaders Sherri Stoker, Rusa Rooker and Jeri Summers showed school spirit. Pam Allen Doug Baird Bill Berry Fred Blaydes David Boller Katy Boller Trudy Boswell Bill Brothers Don Buchanan Darla Burdette Robbie Burke Rick Call Tim Carr Kevin Carrington Charles Chittenden Pam Clampitt Donna Clark Steve Martin Clodfelter Steve Max Clodfelter Cathy Collins Doug Cooper Rick Cope Becky Cox Joyce Cox Linda Craft Kathy Crosby Brenda Daniels Claudia Daniels Carolyn Davis Kathy Davis Dorothy Dean Steve Dodd Tracy Etcheson Sandy Evans Richard Ferguson Cathy Fitzsimmons Angie Frazier Phillip Fry Boyd Garrison Darrell Goode Marshall Godsey Debbie Grassick Laura Hamilton Evelyn Harper Clifford Harvey Mary I-Iaulk Kenny Houser Donna Huffman Debbie Hutchcraft Cindy Jones Steve Joyce Lora Keeney Barbara Lanham Deanna Lientz Delmara Litz Roy Livengood Randy Long Chuck Lyons Don Lytle Donna Malayer Don Mason Randy McCammack Dorthey McCarty Brad McGaughey Deanna McGaughey Carla Miles Steve Miles Greg Miller Paula Miller Rick Mitchell Lora Myers Debbie Nichols Cathy O'Hair Rick Oliver Leonard Parks Terri Pearson Eddie Pingleton Jo Plunkett Greg Poole Bobby Porter Martha Porter Darlene Price Marlene Price Mark Proctor Rick Proctor Gary Reeves Charlie Riggle I-Iershel Riggle Deanna Roberts Ladonna Robinson David Roe Danny Rogers Rusa Rooker Beth Sample Debbie Shillings Charles Simpson james Skelton Greg Skidmore jim Smith Jim Snodgrass Mark Starr Donna Steele Janet Steele Sheri Stoker Greg Stultz Julie Surber Bruce Sutherlin Jenny Summers Jeri Summers Angie Thompson Alan Thornburg Ralph Thornburg - iii? 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This is a recipe for a freshman. 1X2 cup spirit 2 teaspoons talent 3 tablespoons pride 118 tablespoon courtesy 4 cups noise 2 teaspoons anticipation Combine 112 cup of spirit and 4 cups of noise in a large container. Add 3 tablespoons of pride, 118 tablespoon of courtesy, and 2 teaspoons of talent. Toss in 2 teaspoons of anticipation for good meas- sure. Mix thoroughly over the intense heat of a burning text until bubbling and over-flowing. Then deposit in an energized human body. This is what a freshman at North Putnam consisted of. They were those promptly impetuous people who were so vital in adding to North Putnam that extra dash of the spice of life. Freshman homecoming candidates, Treya Mat- tingly and Jeanna Clodfelter smiled happily as they were driven around the football field. .X i- XX T .,.'2Yi1X'Xf' XXXXXX , X XX iii? 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SXWE X a' f X '51-21: :f!2:!X:f1!:!w.-- X':f'wX1f XvXl' i,- . ! XX9rrTf' ,221 :ia-'-'Xfaii-!5f!fhX:.iE-iQ!!'i Xsikwlr X 1 z X M:i1fv.:ZEX-Xa X XIV X1 af: ,XM ,,,fX'aQigsf 92 w 1 The Eighth Grade class leaders were QFRONT ROW, left to rightj Janet Kiger, Rex Call, Lisa Porter. a eke Brad Ades 1355: V Joe Allenduff T Tonya Alexander .K David Allgood , aaaa s a f gl, I if . gif. V f., a r k . f I. . I 'v-iifvhtllk-P1i.Z m Cindy Asher -, Forrest Baily I ' 439,51 fwfr. - W.. .. , M lla., . .mia 'If' 's.,f.l. M J' . . .E . -S-fi-alfa is-frfi . .- Q ,A ,,f.. Q ...,.,. as a 4 , Q .. 5 K W 1. w as ,'v1i1wi?5 , 7 El . Wait ig X K .digit is iw? Haas. get , .5 . sr ,- rs? fil l' ' W . . X5 7 . . .W :Q I . is ' jxgmasbi fyilgqgss sfsig 5, 5 W . A ia, Q-ia. -rg'-xi :Ill-5 . Q K 1 My , WIN ' 'L it in Sara Baird Tina Barton Donna Bell Cheryl Bills QBACK ROWQ Jeff Eliot, Pam Holland, Kim Bur- dette. They were at the end of jr. High. The eighth grade suffered between the limbo of seventh grade and freshmen. The west corridor was flooded by the eighth graders trying to get into their lockers for books, since this class had the distinction of being the largest class at North Put- nam. They were rambunctious, energetic, and eager. They no longer were at the bottom rung of the stu- dent membership, but it would be next fall before they would be totally integrated into the full ac- tivities of high school at North Putnam. Max Blackmore Brenda Boller James Boller Chuck Brewer Charles Brewster Ronald Buchanan Steve Bullerdick Beth Bunn Darrell Burchett Kim Burdette Joe Buser Eric Bushong Rex Call Debro Carey Madge Carlton Cathy Carter Rhonda Chaplain Mike Clifford Theresa Clinger Deborah Cooper john Corbin Mike Crawford Rodney Crawley Susan Crodian Cheryl Danberry jeff Davasher Diane Davies Catherine Davie Rebecca Dockery Sherry Duncan Jeff Eliot Brad Evans Ronald Fenton Brenda Fenwick Dean Fitzsimmons Richard Fitzwater jim Folck Sandy Fowler Dennis Fordice Rita Frazier Trina French Marla Galloway Sandy Garner Melinda Gilstrap Darrell Gossell janet Grassick Harold Greene Mike Greene Cindy Harbinson Chris Hasselburg Cheryl He adly Mark Hess Francess Hinkle Pamela Holland Trent Hopkins Marion Huffman Patricia Joyce Robert Keck Sandra Keyt Kitty Knapp Greg Lane Tammy Lashley john Lieske Bill Lukenbill Deborah Lytle Jerry Malayer Mark Major Debbie Majors Kay Means Gay Miles Lester Miles Donna Miller jeff Miller jerry Miller Maleea Mitchell Micheal McBride Rodney McCarnmack vikai . ga . ii : .! 5i 'T?s Fiififv ww Af ftxa f r mg QQ YQ L 35' ,M 'S' ,ji 1 ix e- i, in ,Q .aw ' W is i 353,31 3 X 1 aff? w-35 5 ns- 5' , X i YW ' Q5 ,Q X R y Nf- X, .3 J aw? gig? 5436 if is 94 Sal I XXX X I S XX 5' 5 Y XXXXX ' .XXX -X,i,,XXX?i,i Fiifiii Xf3XX X23 MXXXX fe X X' Y X.XXX. 5X XX, XX,X X K -XX XXX, XXX, X -XX -XXXXXE XXXXX XX .X,rX.XXf -XXX XXX W X, WX- X 5? 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X X .if 53,2 'lm I X X 'S i',l' Xl1 X ,XXX X ,X XXX I X XL, MV 4 SPX Trudy McCammack Mark McCarrol Martha McCarty Leah McGaughey Suzanne McGaughey Ronda McKamey Marsha McKeehan Terry Nichols Jerald Noll Steve Norton Marion O'Hair Nathan Osborne janet Overpeck Rose Park Debra Paul Roberta Pearson Gary Pond Teri Poole Lisa Porter Ruth Porter Arlene Poynter Donald Pressley Randy Ratcliff Sandy Redifer James Ritter Donald Robinson I-Iarold Roe Linda Roe George Rooker Micheal Rose Mark Rossok David Rust Barbara Sechman Sarah Shannon john Simms Mark Sims Anita Skidmore Delana Smith Ronnie Smith Mike Spencer Randy Starcher Micky Sticher Dud Templeman Cindy Thompson Sherry Thompson Mark Thompson Glenn Thornburg Theresa Tincher Larry Tippin James Tippin Jessie Tolliver Raymond Trent Dawn Turpin Mary jane Unger Darlene Vaughn James Wagner Donald Wallace Judy Webb Sandra Webb Jeff Welty Janice White Drew Wendling Sheryl Williamson Gregg Wilson John Wilson Pam Witt Gary Wood Lucy Woodall Cindy Zenor Rodney Zimmerman We were the seventh graders. Being a seventh grader feels like being a first grader at North Putnam, Everybody is grades higher than I am. When I came to the North Putnam High School, I thought it was a big, nice, clean school. My first impression of North Putnam was that I didn't know where I was supposed to go. The lockers were too little. When you're a seventh grader, you're on the way to being a senior. l thought North Putnam was a much bigger school and had better things to offer. North Putnam was a big school with harder work and more responsibilities for the seventh grade class. It meant getting up earlier, getting to class on time, working a difficult locker combination, hav- ing a short lunch hour, and concentrating on becom- - f - ing an eighth grader. There were many fans who attended last year's football games, among them were many seventh graders. The seventh graders were helped through their first year at North Put by their class officers who were: QSTANDINGQ Mike Bullerdick, Drenda Mattingly, and Neil Miles. KKNEELINGJ julie Frazier, Paula Wisener, and Penny Allen. 96 Karla Adams Jesse Ader Penny Allen Patricia Allgood Donna App Mari Baur Mike Blackmore Bob Bock Becky Boller Cindy Boller Jim Boller Billie Bowman Jan Brown jim Brothers Tim Browning Mike Bullerdick Bonnie Burgess Dena Byrd Samantha Clark Greg Clinger Cindy Coldfelter Doug Clodfelter Gary Cloncs Brenda Cook Jim Crosby Ricky Daniels Dena Davis Martha Davis Sandra Davis Peggy Dean Trey Etcheson David Everts Brenda Farrow joe Folck Julie Frazier Rebecca Garrison Denise Gibson Bob Gibbons Alan Gillogly Benton Giltz .Billy Gooch Tammy Green Vicki Greene David Harris Neal Harvey Debbie Hasselburg Raymond Haulk Pam Headley Roger Hedge Kimberly Hoff Kelly Huffins Theresa Jones Lonnie Keeney David Keil Kimmy Kelly Lisa Kendall Duane Kiger Forest Knapp Mary Ann Knowling Randy Lanham Randy Lietz Jenny Livengood Chris Livesay Deanna Loft Debbie Long Mike Lytle james Marcum Jennie Marcum Mary Malicoat Drenda Mattingly Janet McCammack Lisa McGaughey Loretta McGaughey Marion McGuire Neal Miles Beverly Miller Pam Miller johnny Moore Susan Morlan Tim Nichols Ieanetta Noll Cathy Norton Ernie O'Hair Monta O'I-lair Robin O'l-lair Marilyn Osburn Robert Page Dale Paul Rick Pealo Bobby Phipps David Phipps Debra Pickel Lee Pingleton jackie Pipes Allen Plunkett Roy Poynter Roxanna Priest Vicky Proctor Cindy Reynolds Larry Richardson Debbie Riddell Rick Roady Donna Roberts Richard Robbins David Robinson Fred Robinson Harold Rollins Kelly Sanders David Sandusky Tim Scobee Bryan Sheets Raymond Shillings Steve Shillings Jenny Shoemaker Kathy Spear Kevin Spencer janet Staggs Ricky Stewart jeff Stultz Jerry Taylor Nora Taylor Pam Thistlewaite Sharon Tillotson Nancy Tincher David Tippin jim Todd Debbie Vanl-look Kim Wagner Kristy Wendling Vicky Welty jeff Williams Sarah Wise Paula Wisener Sulin Woodall Eighth grade class officer, Kim Burdette showed his school spirit when he helped the janitors by taking off tape and posters from the walls. Gary Hood, David Hansell, and Terry Anderson talked over some new ideas for their next art de- sign while Gail Woodall worked on her present project. Mr. Legs, Ron Lambermont, found retreat in the rebounder when it came for ladies' choice. We are beginning n V' SENIURS Seniors dream about tomorrow. Rick Adams Jane Adamson Mike Alderson Cindy Ades Larry App Steve Asher Nancy Bell Jeff Blaydes Candy Bridges Donetta Ardelean Pam Barton David Berry Debbie Boswell Michele Bridges john Clodfelter Randy Dozier Betty Duncan Marilynne Clodfelter Gail Daniel Mack Davasher James Davis Linda Burdine Kirby Bushong Kenny Carrington Margaret Cavaness Darrel Chambers Greg Evans Scot Evens 103 Linda Everman Breda Everts Patty Ferguson E i S Kent Fitzsimmons Nelson Ford Judy Fordice Donna Gibson Richard Gilstrap Steve Goff Bill Harper Dennis Hatfield Joyce H111 Woodie Hutcheson Rex jackson Kim jones Wilma Kamplain Chris Kauffman Pattie Knapp Steve Long Mike Lanham Ron Love Carol Malayer Charlene Lieske Robert Lytle Denny Lents Richard Lyons William Malayer Mike Martin Bill Mason Beverly McFarland Ted Mcfiuaghey Robert Miller Ron Moorehouse M MARTIN FFA 1,2, Basketball 1 2, Football 2 B MASON Chorus 3,4, Art Club 4 R Mc CLOUD Track 1, Intramurals 1 2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club 4 J MCCULLOUGH Thesplans 1 2 3,4, JCL 1 2,3 4, GAA 1 Pep Club 1,2 3 4, Cho rus 1,3 Honor Society 2 3 4, Spanlsh Honor So ciety 3 4, SCISHCE Club 1 2 B MCFARLAND FHA 2 3 4, Betty Crocker Award 4 Chorus 1 3,4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Swing Cholr 4 Band 1 2 3 4, JCL 1 2 3 4, Thesprans 2 3,4 T Mc GAUGHIEY Football 2 3,4, Basketball 2, Base ball 1 2 4 Track 2 3, Basketball Manager 1 3 4 Band 1 2,3,4, Chorus 1 2 B MILLER GAA 1 FHA 1 2 3 4 FHA Offlcer 4, Chorus 1 2, Pep Club 1 2,3,4 R MILLER FFA 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4, FFA S011 Team 2, FFA Parllamentary Procedure 3 4 R MOOREHOUSE Art Club 2 Football 3, Industrlal Art Club 4, Senlor Llfe savmg 4, Boys Pep Block 4 P NEEL Chorus 1 Pep Block 1 2 JCL 1 G NICKOLS Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Chorus 2, FFA 1 2 3 Scl ence Club 1 2, Math Club 3, Boys Pep Block 1 2,3 4 Sr H1stor1cal SOCIELV 1 C NORMAN FFA 1 2 3, Industrlal Arts Club 4, Intramural Basketball 1 D PAGE Math Club 4, Basketball 1,2, Football 2, Chorus 1 ' 7 ..- 7 , : ' 0 I -- , , ' 7 7 ' 8 7 . 7 7 ' - I S I 7 7 ' ' 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 7 ' . .7 727 5 7 7 7 ' I S 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 p-- a ,V .0 . - Q 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Cross Country 1,2, M. MCGUIRE- -FFA 1,2,3,4, 7 ' -7 ' - ' 7 7 7 7 5 ' 7 ' 7 ' ' . 7 7 7- , . . 7 . . 1 -- 4 n , ' ' . . -- 5 7 S ' - 7 7 . 7 ' 7 7 7 ' I 7 7 7 , I. u u . , , 5 . ' . . ' 7 7 'J , I j Rick McCloud Janice McCullough Mike McQuire Brenda Miller Pat Neel Gene Nickols Carl Norman Devon Page Senior sponsor was Mr. Risk. Anita Perkins Max Phillips Marley Price Ronnie Proctor Greg Richard Ronald Perkins Frieda Poynter Rita Proctor james Rayfield Tony Riggen Charles Roady Dennis Robbins Vicki Roe Randy Rogers I ' I' ,, 55 P'f!!:? :ig i Kevin Scobee Mike Shillings Eddie Shuck Patti Scott Teri Shonkwiler Rose Simpson Mr. Thomas and Mr. Gibson did a skit from Laugh In. Patricia Sims Chris Stoker Carl Sweet Chris Tolliver Jerry Vaughn Ray Spesard Tim Surber Evan Taylor jay Unger William Warren Don Watson David Webber Keith Williams Gail Woodall Debbie Young Roy Zenor National Honor Society members were QBACK ROWJ l. to r. Steve Goff, Nelson Ford, Scot Evens, Mar ley Price, Cindy Ades, Linda Everman, Donetta Ardelean, sponsor Mr, Bonar, QROW lj jane Adamson, Janice McCullough, Candy Bridges, Patty Scott, Marilynne Clodfelter, and Chris Stoker, Valedictorian Steve Goff is shown, Salutatorian of the senior class was Patty Knapp. We closed the year with awards. Athletic banquets, fashion shows, art displays, award convo, and prom topped off with graduation exercises summed up the 1970-71 North Putnam year. The prom was held at the Student Union Building at DePauw University. Oriental Gardens was the theme for decorations. A gigantic dragon hung from the ceiling over the dance floor. The Elwood Stage Band played for the dance. The school sponsored a post-prom skating party and a breakfast for faculty students, Numerous awards were received by North Putnam students at the awards convocation. Cindy Ades re- ceived the D.A.R. good citizenship award, State scholarships were presented to jane Adamson, Don- etta Ardelean, Ken Carrington, Greg Evans, Steve Goff, Patty Knapp, Marley Price, Patty Scott, and Michael Shillings. May 23 was baccalaureate and commencement for the seniors. Now began their journey into life outside the academic classrooms. Marge Stack from Simplicity Patterns aided Mrs Steward in presenting a spring fashion show. The royal court for the 1971 North Putnam prom was fleft to rightj Cindy Ades, Richard Lyons, Michelle Bridges, Kenny Carrington, Betty Duncan, Max Phillips, Linda Everman, Kirby Bushong, Chris Tolliver, and Mike Alderson, The King was Max Phillips and the Queen was Betty Duncan. Queen Betty Duncan and King Max Phillips led the opening dance at North Putnam's prom. Ill Farewell, 1970-71. May 28, 1971, we all said good-bye to North Putnam jr.-Sr. High School. Most of us will be back next fall, but some were leaving North Put- nam for the last time. Even though some persons were leaving, the educating of future students would continue. The memory of North Putnam will never fade from those who laughed, wept, and studied in its classrooms. Good-bye, 1970-71. We have many people to thank this year for aid ing in the publication of SHOWCASE '70-71. Mr. Bill Blanck, our American Yearbook representative Miss Linda Daseler, our art consultantg Mr. Stout, donor of some terrific action shots, the BANNER- GRAPHIC, donor of several team and action shotsg Williams Colorcraft Studio, the photography studio who developed and printed our pictures. They all deserve a hand! Agriculture teacher Mr. Doremire congratulated student james Michael Majors at an FFA meeting -.1 f , , -, f. A I., I-- 5,1 1, 3.6 : , J, 5 '. Zhi