Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

71 LAR PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF ROSSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ROSSVILLE, IND. Table of Contents page INFORMAL........................................................ 1-49 Introduction.................................................... 3 Story of the Year............................................... 4 Academic....................................................... 10 Sports......................................................... 24 Activities..................................................... 40 FORMAL.........................................................52—124 Seniors........................................................ 52 Juniors........................................................ 64 Sophomores..................................................... 66 Freshmen....................................................... 68 Junior High and Elementary..................................... 70 Faculty........................................................ 80 Class Representatives.......................................... 92 Organizations...................................................93 Assistants.....................................................105 Sports.........................................................106 Advertisements.................................................114 Editors Comments...............................................123 2 We, the yearbook staff of Rossville, invite you to enjoy the 1971 LARS. This year we decided to change the book a little. The first part is all informal pictures of school happenings. The theme, Taking a Closer Look , is em- phasized more in this first section. The last section is the more formal or the group section. It is our hope that you receive as much pleasure from this book as we had in compiling it! 3 Taking a Closer Look In taking a closer look at Rossville High School we see many things. The elementary students are very proud of their new play- ground equipment purchased with the proceeds from the Centennial. They play on these in bad weather. Also the high school students are proud to present their new report card system. Each six weeks period they get a report card which we can dispose of when we are finished with it. 4 at Rossuille High School Can you guess who these A Closer Look at Reactions “President Boner Reaction to a Regional Victory The Leader Women’s Lib?? This year the Seniors of Ross ville had a new experience. The Senior boys and girls exchanged Shop and Home Ec classes. The boys prepared a meal and served it to Mr. Howard Miller. Mrs. Barton says the most difficult thing to do is to get the boys to put on aprons!! ! The girls made candy baskets, exten- sion cords and other things. Our big project was cedar chests. On the whole we believe it was en- joyed very much by all. Taking a Closer Look All work and no play! ! 8 A closer look makes better work. Are we really getting a drink?! ? Taking a Closer (Do they REALLY believe Women's Suffrage was passed during the French and Indian War under the Nixon Admin- istration???) Dear Abby: I never thought I'd be writing to you, but . . . Look at the Past Now we play tiddly- winks in geography. . . . and here is where the pilgrims stepped off of the Mayflower.?! ?! Languages Are Our Latini Discupuli cognoscunt multum suis signis. Latin Students in the Spanish class have learned quite a lot of new things different from the American ways of life. The words are even spelled different. 12 Spanish Basis for Speech Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . . Speech Let's sing another ballad! !! English Taking a Closer Look Are you sure that's right, Dan??? Automation is taking over! ! at Some Other Courses Little finger a , thumb space space . . . hit it, kids! The stockings were hung by the chimney with care . . . 15 Taking a Closer Look ... Go blow your Horn . . . at Our Talents All together now! ! ! Student Teachers Mr. Mark Rogers graduated from Clinton Prairie High School and will soon be graduating from Pur- due. He is teaching Industrial Arts with Mr. Howard Miller. He stated he liked Rossville very well. Mr. William Koup graduated from Carroll High School and is attending Ball State. He is helping Mrs. Cheney teach the third grade. Mr. Koup hopes to teach 3rd or 4th grade. He thought Rossville was a clean town with friendly people. Miss Kathy Demske, a South Bend LaSalle graduate, is attending Purdue. She is major- ing is Commercial Arts and also has a teaching degree. She found Rossville much different than her school. Mr. Paul Baker gradu- ated from Euclid High School in Euclid, Ohio, and is now attending Purdue. He is student teaching here with Mr. Reynolds. Mr. Baker plans to teach Physical Education and Health. Scientists in Steady, Keith, Steady Chemistry 20 the Making Now watch this!! Biology Now you see him Now You don't!!!! Physical Science 21 Taking a Closer Look Here is Opal designing a Ferguson Original. Each year the sophomore Home Ec. class spon- sors a nursery school for children 2 to 4 years old. Nursery school last two weeks. The children learn to share and most important they are in school . Also this gives the girls a chance to become better acquainted with younger children and their ways. Child Prodigies??? at Our Vocations Be very exact!! The Industrial Arts Boys make many scaled drawings with the graph machines. They learn to weld, improve woodworking skills, and work with metals. The Vocational Agriculture Boys learn to perform similar tasks in addition to the basic tasks of learning about Agriculture. The goggle boys 23 Hornet Hot Shots from Homecoming Before the varsity game between Rossville and Pine-Village on January 29, 1971, the Annual Bas- ketball Homecoming was held. Candidates for the Basketball King were the senior basketball players: Bob Knapp, John Kamstra, Darrell Skiles, Tom Bone- brake, Bob Dyer, Greg Carter, Craig Meador, and Steve Morris. Candidates for Homecoming Queen, selected by varsity players, were seniors Barb Miller, Joyce Bolinger, Diane Anderson, Lucy Canine, and Shirley Cottrell. The princesses were Junior Connie Colby, Sophomore Teri Turpin, and Freshman Diana Treece. John Kamstra and Lucy Canine were crowned by Student Council members, Jack Skiles and LuAnn Irmeger. Brenda Jones and Alan Alward helped the Student Council. Congratulations, John artd Lucy! ! 25 Sectional Victory for R. H. S. Third-Time Regional REGIONAL SCORES Rossville Opponent Lebanon 88 68 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Crawfordsville 87 68 Win for Rossville Our Sweetest Defeat Varsity Bask e jail Players. Honors Giver Garry receiving free throw trophy. The Sunshine Society presented the Annual Basketball Banquet on March 26, 1971, in the multi-purpose room. Joyce Bolinger, president of Sunshine, presided over the ceremony. The speaker for the evening was Don Odl. Many awards were given to the basketball boys for their great performance during the season. These included the following: Tom Bone brake, Bob Knapp, and John Kamstra were honored with the Tom Knapp Memorial Award. Garry Kamstra was awarded the Free-throw award. Darrell Skiles and John Kamstra were awarded the Rebounding award. John Kamstra was considered the Most Valuable Player. Tom Bonebrake and Bob Knapp were honored with the Mental Attitude award. Lucy Canine was honored with a white cheerleading sweater. Mr. Jones 34 at the Basketball Banquet Lucy receiving her sweater ! John receiving MVP award. Darrell and John receiving rebounding trophy. Joyce making introduc- tions. Bob and Tom receiving Mental Attitude award. at Work Golf Mark Skiles jon Rock wood We are happy to tell the Rossville Community that Rossville High School has added a new sport to the list of many others we already have. This new sport is golf coached by Mr. Tislow. They have been playing other school competition. Keep up the good work boys! !! From left: Mark Skiles Eric Gray, Greg Car- ter, Mr. Tislow, Coachj Bob Dyer, Jon Rock wood, and Kevin Hamm. Eric Gray was low medalist. Baseball Awards Tom Bonebrake and John Kamstra--Physics award. Awards Day to honor outstanding students for their past year's work was held on the morning of May 13. Many students received nice awards. We added a new award this year. This award was the National Observer award presented to a top gov- ernment student by Mr. Kenneth Miller. We are happy to add this new award. Pictures on the following page. (Lower extreme right: Shirley Cottrell--Business award, Lower center: Joni Mossburg and Darlene Harrison—Pep Club Spirit award, Lower right: Debby Armstrong, Sandra Stewart, and Melvin Metzger--American Legion awards; Mid- dle right: Marcia Dolby--Attendance award, Middle left: Becky Barnhart--REM C scholarship , Upper right: Debby Armstrong--Tri Kappa scholarship, and Upper left: Sandra Stewart--Spelling Bee award. Sandra was sixth in the state.) Steve Egly--Algebra II award. Phillip Holsinger--Valedictorian award Judy Taylor--Betty Crocker award. Debby Armstrong--Salutatorian award Day “Rest Jessica G Mildred Mrs. Morlock, George, G Miss Akers. Stage Crew: FRONT ROW; Greg Carter, Norma Morris, Kevin Hamm, Becky Barnhart, Laurie Rockwood, and Steve Bangwer. BACK: Jon Rockwood, Bev McGill, Joyce Bolinger, Linda Fogelsong, Shirley Cottrell and Carl Chezem. Assured” Play cast Mr. Morlock . . . Mary........... Joe............. Mrs. Morlock . . Jessica........ Miss Akers . . . • Mildred......... Luigi.......... Dr. Brown .... Lucifer......... Mr. Black .... Martha.......... Mrs. Schwaltz . . George......... Jake............ Mrs. Finck . . . . Director....... Student Director Stage Manager . Jack Skiles Lou Ann Irmeger John Grove Debbie Armstrong Diane Anderson Joyce Crum Jackie Gascho Steve Egly Bob Dyer Jerry Frey Keith Mohler Sandy Bickett Sally Catron Kevin Gosewehr Roger Gangwer Carol Calloway Mr. Eiler Shirley Cottrell Steve Gangwer Drama Club presented Rest Assured on April 16 and 17. Mr. Morlock was a mean old man who thought only of his money. He would not let his daughter marry a meat cutter's son until a bad dream changed his mind. 43 Lucifer Mr. Morlock The Impossible The Junior-Senior Prom was held at Morris Bryant's in Lafayette on May 1. The theme of the Prom was The Impossible Dream. Steve Egly was Master of Ceremonies. Candidates for queen were Shirley Cottrell, Lucy Canine, Diane Anderson, and Joyce Bolinger. Candidates for king were Tom Bone- brake, John Kamstra, Bob Knapp, and Darrell Skiles. Bob Knapp and Diane Anderson were crowned king and queen. There was an after-prom party at Rose Bowling Lanes for anyone wishing to attend. mr WVdJQ Taking a Closer Phillip Holsinger—Valedictorian A Happy Graduating Class Valedictorian Speech Parents and Friends, We have come together to commemorate the end of our high school education, and to mark our entrance into the community as responsible, young adults. Through these last twelve years, we have been taught much by some great, dedicated teachers. It is they who have prepared us for this occasion tonight—where each class member shall take a step forward. We now are leaving an important part of our lives, but it shall not be for- gotten. These twelve more intensive years have been a preparation for oc- cupations and professions. Constant references to the knowledge we have learned will be necessary in order to make progress. We will always remem- ber and thank those to whom we owe so much for making this fine school possible. Our experiences in school have developed some very necessary attributes. One of these is self-discipline. Many times as students we have wondered why we had to take certain subjects. We could not see the purpose of them, but we had to exercise self-discipline in order to pass. In fact, we have had to learn self-discipline all through school in order to obey school and teacher rules. Otherwise, we wouldn't be graduating tonight. Another attribute of success is ambition. Without the desire to accom- plish--nothing is ever undertaken--let alone realized. The basketball boys wouldn't have gotten as far as they did without the will and ambition to win. We had to want to graduate. Still another attribute is determination. It is easy to do just what is nec- essary to get by, but we have to sacrifice in order to reach our goals. De- termination enables us to produce sustained achievement, academic or otherwise. Our task now is to strive for social justice, a cleaner environment, and a new, better morality. Henry Thoreau once said, Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life. Aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something. We should not simply become an eight-hour worker, we should put our hearts into it and really do an honest day's work. This is our end, our aim, our purpose. The methods for achieving an end are merely suggestions to be finally accepted or rejected according to whether they work well or not. As Theodore Roosevelt said, In the long fight for righteousness, the watchword for all of us is give and be given. It is of little matter whether one man fails or succeeds; the cause shall not fail, for it is the cause of mankind. We now have a new world to conquer, a new role in life to lead. This challenge must not go unanswered. To conquer this new world will require vision, clear thinking, and resolution to keep hammering away at super- stition, ignorance, hate, and greed, until they are replaced with understand- ing, cooperation, and brotherly love. Toward that end we must dedicate our resources unlimited. If we are able to do this, and help make a better community by our good citizenship, then we truly have only just begun. 46 Look at the Future Salutatorian Address High School Faculty, Parents, and Friends: I am honored to have the privilege to give the welcoming address at the 1971 Ross ville High School Commencement exercises. As our high school years are coming to an end, we want to express our gratitude to each of you for the important part that you have played in helping us reach for our diploma. It's amazing what we have accomplished in eighteen years, yet we wouldn't have been able to advance this far so successfully without each of you 120% behind us. An old Chinese proverb says: Behind an able man there are always other able men. Our able men that have been the foun- dation supporting us are teachers, parents, relatives, and friends. When we got outselves into problems you were there. You were the ones that pulled us out. You have helped to make us what we are today. A potter takes a mass of clay and forms it into a beautiful vase. You have taken our minds that were just like that shapeless lump of clay and you have molded our characters. We hope that you are proud of the product. As we go on in life, may we continue to carry nothing but your pride and love with us. The entire Rossville community merits an expression of appreciation from the senior class. When I came to Rossville five years ago, I left a wealthier neighborhood and a larger school. But in the friendly surroundings of Rossville I have discovered a whole community of millionaires. Not millionaires with a dollar sign attached, but millionaires with spirit and interest in their community. Where is it that opposing basketball teams get rattled at the thunder of adult fans ? Where is it that returning regional fans are greeted by the President of the United States in Tom Bonebrake ? Where is it that after bowing to the State Basketball champs a proud coach can truthfully say, We are the Champs! Ladies and Gentlemen, no where but in this wonderful community are such precious moments possible ! Several of us are focusing our thoughts on a new frontier involving either the excitement of college life or a new job. Plans for further education range from Purdue to Indiana State to Idaho to Vocational School. Others of us plan to remain near Rossville with jobs ranging from secretaries to factory workers to farmers. Each of us has his own plans that head in sixty- five different directions. We won't be a student of Rossville High School anymore. We won't be walking the halls between classes, or sitting and chatting with friends at lunch in the multi-purpose room. We won't be the high school students that are cheering the Hornets on. All we have now are the delightful mem- ories to go into the world with. There is a threshold we are about to cross and it is pleasant to take one last look before we turn our thoughts in an- other direction and cross that threshold. And now we see our parents in a new light, not as the people who pushed us to get our work done, but as the people who strove and are still striving to make good, solid American citizens of us. Our outlook on home has changed. No longer will home be the place where we get off the school bus. Some of us will be coming home only on weekends or for holidays. Though we may not be home every day our thought will still cling to home. Pliny once said, Home is where the heart is. Our hearts will remain with our parents, Rossville High School, and this outstanding Rossville community. May graduation this evening be remembered as the date each member of our senior class set out to conquer new goals. As we proceed let us pre- serve our open minds always believing that we can do anything, if we set our minds to it. A person that places limits on his goals in life is locking a pair of handcuffs on himself and throwing away the key. As George Bernard Shaw stated, Some men see things as they are and say 'Why?' I dream things that never were and say 'Why not? ' May receiving our diploma tonight teach us to say 'Why not?' Joe Burkle--Class President : v e The preceding is a closer look at the informal part of school life. The following is a closer look at the formal part of school life. DIANE LYNN ANDERSON (Andi) Parents: Lynn and Donna (Mariey) Anderson Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Pres- ident 4; Chorus 2,3, Secretary 3; FHA 4; SSS 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Chaplain 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Play 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3, President 3; Hi-Spot 4; Class Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Rep- resentative 2, Prom Committee 3; Basket- ball Princess 3. DEBRA KAY ARMSTRONG (Deb) Parents: Dale and Helen (Sevems) Folty SSS 1,2,3,4; DAR 4; Drama Club 3,4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; National Honor Society 3,4; SSS Key Girl 4; Speech Team 3,4; FTA 3. REBECCA SUZANNE BARNHART (Beck) Parents: Robert and Ruth (Senesac) Barnhart Chorus 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 3,4; Play 3,4; Hi-Spot 4; NHS 4. DEBORAH JO BLUEMKE (Deb) Parents: Robert and Josephine (James) Bluemke Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Librarian 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. JOYCE ANN BOLINGER (J. B.) Parents: Warren and Jane (Shaffer) Bolinger SSS 1,2,3,4, Representative 3, President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Reporter 2; Student Council 3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 3. THOMAS R. BONEBRAKE (Boner) Parents: Thomas and Bonnie (Petro) Bone brake Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 1; Class Vice President 2, President 3, Treasurer 4, Representative 4; N.H.S. 4. ALAN RAY BOWEN (Big Al) Parents: Guy and Carolyn (Neher) Bowen Track 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Cross Country 3; Basketball 3; Pep Club 4; Pony League 1,2; Bowling Team 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. BETTY ANN BOWER Parents: Marion and Helen (Lake) Bower Chorus 1,2,3,4; Hi-Spot 4; FHA 1; SSS 1. ROSANNA MARIE BOYD (Rose) Parents: Lawrence and Edith (Peters) Boyd SSS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1; High-Spot 4; Drama Club 3,4; President 4; Play 3. PAUL RANDALL BROWN (Randy) Parents: James (deceased) and Mary (Stinson) Brown JOE THOMAS BURKLE (Burke) Parents: Elwood and Betty (Shulteis) Burkle Class Treasurer 1, Reporter 3, President 4; FFA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4. LUCY JANE CANINE Parents: Albert and Martha (Kulp) Canine SSS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Basketball Queen 4, Basketball Princess 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; High-Spot 3,4; Bowling Team 2; Class Reporter 3; Secretary 4, Repre- sentative 3. GREGORY ALAN CARTER (Greg) Parents: John and Rosann (Boots) Carter Latin Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; FSA 1; Track 3; Cross Country 2,3,4. BEATRICE FAYE COLE (Faye) Parents: Roy and Ruby (Bennett) Cole Latin Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Sunshine 2,3,4. SHIRLEY LINN COTTRELL (Shirl) Parents: Calvin and Joretta (Pritchard) Cottrell FHA 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4, Representative 1,4; Drama Club 2,3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 4; GAA 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Represen- tative 4; Student Council 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Play 3; Class Reporter 4. LAVERNE LYNN CRUMPACKER (Crumy) Parents: Everett and Alberta (Miller) Crumpacker FFA 1,2,3,4. CLIFFORD WAYNE DAVENPORT (Wiffle) Parents: Paul and Portia (Mott) Davenport FFA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Boys Pep Club Cheerleader 4. MARCIA SUE DOLBY (Susie) Parents: William and Florence (Marshall) Dolby Choms 1,2,3,4; Band 1; SSS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; High-Spot 4; Li- brarian 3,4. ROBERT CRAIG DYER (Bob) Parents: Max and Vanetta (Snyder) Dyer Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 2,3; FSA 1,2; His- tory Club 2. LORN L. FERGUSON (Shane) Parents: Harold und Louise (Gartman) Ferguson Soccer Captain 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2. MICA ALLEN FERGUSON (Fergie) Parents: Robert and Lelah (Unger) Baude FFA 1,2,3,4; Clinton Central 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1,2; Cross Country 3. LINDA KAY FLORY Parents: David and Donna Belle (Wagoner) Flory Chorus 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Lars Assistant Editor 4; Prom Committee 3. STEVEN LESTER CANCWER (Ernie) Parents: Gene and Beverly (Gaylor) Gangwer Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Bowling Team 3,4. JACQUELINE JANE GASCHO (Jackie) Parents: Harry and Jane (Baker) Gascho SSS 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Pep Club 1,2; Librarian 4; Speech Team 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4. BILLY JOE GRAVES Parents: James and Wilma (Leslie) Graves ANN GRAY (Annie) Parents: Kenneth and Mary (Witter) Gray Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4, Rep. 1, Vice President 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; High-Spot 2. TERESA GAIL HENRY Parents: Maurice and Lucille (Burris) Henry SSS 1,2,3,4, Key Girl 3; FHA 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PHILIP D. HOLSINCER (Phil) Parents: Elmer and Mable (Endress) Holsinger Student Council 3,4, President 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 3,4. LINDA SUE IRMEGER (Linn) Parents: Virgil and Virgie (Idle) Irmeger Prom Committee 3; High-Spot 3,4. LOU ANN IRMEGER (Lu) Parents: Robert and Mary (Kemmer) Irmeger SSS 1,2,3,4, Rec. Sec. 1, Rep. 2, Corr. Sec. 3, Program Chairman 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Cheerleader 1; Student Council 3,4; High-Spot 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Play 3,4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Band 1. JAMES BUCHANAN JUDD, JR. (Jim) Parents: James and Lily (James) Judd FFA 1,2,3,4. JOHN ROBERT KAMSTRA Parents: George and Phyllis (Buck) Kamstra Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Represen- tative 3; Student Council 2, Treasurer 1,3; Spanish Club 2; NHS 4, Mr. Basketball 4. SANDRA LEE KERNS (Sandy) Parents: Jimmie and Mary (Stetler) Kerns SSS 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4, Representative 4; FHA 1; FSA 4; FTA 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. ROBERT EDMUND KNAPP (Bob) Parents: William and Matilda (Ruch) Knapp Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Represen- tative 1, Class President 1,2; Spanish Club 2. JOYCE ANN LONG Parents: Daniel and Mary (Wagoner) Long FHA 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; High-Spot 3,4. STEVEN EUGENE LUPER (Big Lupe) Parents: Paul and Leona (Darland) Luper FFA 1,2,3,4. 57 ROGER HAROLD MARSHALL (Marshal Dillon) Parents: Harold and Theada (Reed) Marshall Track 1,2. BEVERLY J. McGILL (Bev) Parents: Thomas and Arlene (Rude) McGill SSS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Bowling Team 3. CRAIG ALAN MEADOR (Craiger) Parents: Duane and Lois (Metzger) Meador Basketball 1,3,4, Manager 2; Class vice President 1. SHIRLEY ANNE MEADOR Parents: Robert and Betty (Eikenberry) Meador SSS 1,2,3; CAA 1; FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 2,3. BARBARA JEAN MILLER (Barb) Parents: Kenneth and V lma (Wolf) Miller SSS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2, Representative 4; High- Spot 4. GARY DEAN MILLER Parents: Paul and Alice (Grassmyer) Miller Pep Club 2,3,4; FFA 3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4. 58 MICHAEL EUGENE MILLER (Curly) Parents: Wayne and Joyce (Kingery) Miller FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; County FFA Sentinel 4. SUSAN KAY MILLER (Sue) Parents: Maurice and Marjorie (Wolf) Miller SSS 1; FHA 1; Latin Club 1; Chorus 1; Li- brarian 2,3,4; Lars Staff 3,4, Editor 4. ROGER DALE MORRIS (Rod) Parents: James and Mary (Keever) Morris STEPHEN LEE MORRIS (Steve) Parents: Norman and Shirley (Cross) Morris Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL DEAN MOSSON (Mook) Parents: Robert (Deceased) and Roberta (Kerby) Mosson Intramural basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Manager 1; Pep Club 4. MARTHA MUNDY (Tina) Parents: James and Virginia (Baker) Mundy (Both Deceased) Guardian: Marie R. Jones Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club 3; SSS 2,3; Art Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Northwestern High 1,2,3. LARRY WAYNE PATRICK Parents: Elmer and Betty (Irmeger) Patrick FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4. STEPHEN RAY PETERSON (Pete) Parents: Norman and Marjorie (Zeek) Peterson Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; FFA 4; Intra- mural Basketball 4; Lars 4. ROBERT STEVEN RABER (Steve) Parents: Robert and Edna (Conger) Raber FFA 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 3,4. TONY L. REPPERT (Rep) Parents: Jack and Charlene (DeVault) Reppert Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Vice President 4. WANDA JUNE SANDIFUR (SANDI WAN DIFUR) Parents: Lee and Elizabeth (Miracle) Sandifur Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Li- brarian 3,4; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee 3; N.H.S. 4. ROBIN WAYNE SHEETS (Robby) Parents: Valitine and Beatrice (Marchand) Sheets Intramural Basketball 2,3. 60 LARRY RALPH SILVERTHORN (Froggy) Parents: Robert and Janice (Thompson) Silverthom Pep Club 4; Intramural 3,4. STEPHEN A. SILVERTHORN (Steve) Parents: Martin and Helen (Replogle) (Deceased) Silverthom FSA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. DARRELL LYNN SKILES ( D ) Parents: David and Jean (Marquess) Skiles Latin Club 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. JUDY ELAINE TAYLOR Parents: Junior and Ruby (Hufford) Taylor SSS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, reporter 4; FTA 3; Pep Club 4; High-Spot 4; Rossville High School for Frankfort Morning Times 3,4. MICHAEL STEPHEN TICEN (Mike) Parents: William and Helen (Owings) Ticen Pep Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MICHEAL TRILLIN GHAM (Trink) Parents: William and Agnes (Homes) Trillingham 61 DEAN KERRY WOLFE Parents: Oscar and Leveta (Smith) Wolfe Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1; Pep Band 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. L. BYRON WOLFE (Byron) Parents: Oscar and Leveta (Smith) Wolfe Track 1; Cross Country 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. CHRIS A. WAGONER Parents: Gilbert and Betty (Wetzel) Wagoner Bowling Team 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3, 4; Basketball 1. MARJOkiE ANN WAGONER (Marj) Parents: Keith and Norma (Gascho) Wagoner East-Tipp 1; SSS 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Spanish Club 4 (Pres.). DANIEL E. TURPIN (Foggy) Parents: Donald and Arlene (Ford) Turpin Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Band Treasurer 4; Cross Country 2,3; Bowl- ing Team 4. PATTY LORRAINE TUCKER (Pucker) Parents: Hayden and Velma (Graves) Tucker SSS 2,4; F.H.A. 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Hi Spot 4: G.A.A. 2; Prom Committee 3. FRONT: Mr. Kenneth Miller and Mr. Stan Poelstra; Sponsors. BACK: Shirley Cottrell, Reporter; Tom Bonebrake, Treasurer; Diane Anderson, Vice-President; Joe Burkle, President; and Lucy Canine, Secretary. In August of 1959 three groups of first graders excitedly and timidly entered the doors of Pyrmont, Owen, and Rossville. We were finally brought together in the 5th grade at Owen. In April of our 6th grade, the Palm Sunday Tornado blew us to the churches in Rossville to finish the 6th grade. In our Freshmen year we ordered our maroon class sweaters, and when we were Sophomores we got our class rings. During our Junior year we, like former juniors, sold magazines. We were able to set a new rec- ord for selling over $4,000.00 of magazines. Also we sponsored the concession stands at the ballgames. Most of the money from these projects went for the Prom. We started raising money for our senior trip during the centennial. During the year we had paper drives monthly and sponsored the 2nd Annual Tricycle Race and a fish fry. May 16 will be the close of the 12 happy, fun-filled years we all enjoyed together. 63 SITTING: Joanne Cottrell, Secretary; and Sharon Fry, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Jerald Eiler, Sponsor; Dan Clenndenning, Vice- President; Steve Egly, President; and Mr. Kenneth Jones, Sponsor. JUNIORS Bill Achors, Phil Andrew, Jane Austin, Linda Beard, and Kathy Benge. Marilyn Berkshire, Sandy Bickett, Eddie Butler, Jerry Butler, and Carrie Cable. Carol Calloway, Sally Catron, Carl Chezem, Dan Clenden- ning, and Connie Colby. 64 Joanne Cottrell, Susie Cripe, Ron Disinger, Joni Dung an, Steve Egly and Kathy Evans. Linda Fogelsong, Jerry Frey, Sharon Fry, Bob Galvan, Rod Gangwer, and Roger Gangwer. Alan Gates, Tom Graves, Dan Gaylor, Kevin Gosewehr, John Grove, and Tony Henry. Mona Jackson, Susan Kaelin, Garry Kamstra, Debby Kelly, Tony Kerns, and Marty Kidd. Mark Kuszmaul, J. B. Larson, Dale Luper, Cathy Lybrook, Barb McClure, and Leonard Meador. Roger Meador, Joe Metzger, Marcia Miller, Keith Mohler, Anita Morrison, and Debby Peterson. Connie Powell, Debbie Reed, Jon Rock wood, Gene Root, Bruce Ryan, and Marilyn Shively. Jack Skiles, Larry Treece, Keith Wolf, and Toni Wolf. SITTING: Darrell Boyd, President; and Gordon Mosson, Vice-Presi- dent. STANDING: Mrs. Rodkey, Sponsor; Teri Turpin, Secretary; Bev Miller, Treasurer; Sara Seifert, Reporter; and Mrs. DeBoy, Sponsor. Cheryl Addy, Lenny Addy, Dan Armstrong, Jenny Aus- tin, and Sharon Barton. Mark Blackburn, Bob Bluemke, Don Bogard, Ron Bogard, and Darrell Boyd. Sherrill Brovont, Bill Brown, Carol Butz, Paula Carter, and Debbie Chit- tick. Malora Collins, Mark Crane, Joyce Crum, Bill Curl, and Cheryl Daniels. Gary Davis, Marilyn Davis, Beatrice Dolby, Becky Eller, Beth Eller, and Robbin Evans. Tom Fetterhoff, Cheryl Gascho, Joyce Gochenour, Darrell Golden, Rusty Golden, and Richard Goris. Eric Gray, Janie Hagan, Darlene Harrison, Karen Irmeger, Ramona Jones, and Debbie Kaelin. David Kessler, Julian Kessler, Dick Knapp, David Layton, Bruce Luper, and Carma Ly- brook. Betty Miller, Beverly Miller, Jeff Miller, Gor- don Mosson, Norma Mor- ris, and Rhonda Perry. Don Phebus, Glenn Rine- hart, Pam Raber, Vicki Robinson, Laurie Rock- wood, and Sara Siefert. Mary Jane Sheets, Sharon Shultheis, Mark Skiles, Darlene Smith, Kathy Stanley, and Randy Ticen. Teri Turpin, Julia Wag- oner, Jill West, Gilbert Wolf, Brad Woodhouse, and Susan Woodhouse. FRONT ROW: Byron Irmeger, Reporter; Melissa Metzger, Treas- urer; Darla Reed, Secretary; and David Ferguson, Vice-president. BACK ROW: Mr. Reynolds, Sponsor; Mark Cripe, President; and Mrs. Thomas, Sponsor. Steve Achors, Robert Adams, Kevin Andrew, Brian Barnhart, Patty Barton, and Mario Ruiz. Diane Beals, Marsha Beard, Nancy Beets, Virginia Bick- ett, Bill Bowen, and Diane Treece. Marsha Bro- vont, Larry Canine, Betsy Combs, David Cottrell, Mark Cripe, and Barry Willing- ham. Carol Crum, Ray Daniels, Bill Davenport, Kathy Dungan, and David Ferguson. Opal Ferguson, Kathryn Flory, Larry Frey, Peggy Gangwer, Chuck Gaylor, and Steve Gaylor. Andy Gangwer, Bonnie Gascho, Cindy Gochen- our, Janice Goris, Larry Gould, and John Graves. Kevin Hamm, Cindy Henry, Doug Herr, Terry Hufford, Byron Irmeger, and Jeff Kelly. Connie Kintner, Larry Le- Page, David McClure, Beth McDaniel, Randy Maggart, and Charles Martin. Carolyn Metzger, Melissa Metzger, Bruce Miller, Dennis Miller, Kathy Mil- ler, and Joni Moss burg. Janie Norfleet, Sid Paul, Carlene Perry, Debbie Perry, Debbie Reed, and Alvin Ruiz. Kenny Sheets, Patty Shively, Scott Shoemaker, Suzanne Skiles, Harold Sloan, and Bruce Schwartz. Luana Tharp, Kenny Suter, Mike Stonebraker, Diane Snell, Pam Walker, and Curt Weller. Eighth Grade Barb Addy, Don Al- tic, Bruce Beisel, Mike Bellah, Bob Bowen, Colleen Brenne man, and Kurk Bright. Doug Brovont, Fred Brown, Bruce Callo- way, Kim Go se we hr, Melanie Crane, Ros- anna Crumpacker, and Dale Davis. Byron Disinger, Ro- chelle Dutter, Doug Egly, Greg Enoch, Jeff Ferguson, Joe Forney, and Terri Gable. Gary Gangwer, Lu- gene Gaylor, Dick Golden, Mitzi Gray, Cindy Graves, Nanci Graves, and Dennis Grayson. Connie Herr, Joe Huf- ford, Ronnie Irmeger, Rosalyn Jenkins, Rene' Jones, Sharon Kessler, and Bob Martin. Karen Meador, Larry Meador, Debbie Metz- ger, Bruce Miller, Steve Miller, Janice Mohler, and Curt Perry. Scott Peterson, Dan Phebus, Doug Reed, Nicki Reppert, Tina Ryan, Phil Saylor, and Diana Sloan. Craig Stanley, Dar- rell Stevens, Jeff Stevens, Sandra Stewart, Jeff Ticen, Dave Tislow, and Mary Treece. Vicki Tucker, Debbie Ward, Mick Whitlock, Dick Wilkerson, Don Wilkerson, Janet Wil- son, and Mike Wise. 70 Seventh Grade Paul Adams, Chris Al- tic, Greg Anderson, Shirley Austin, Kim Bailey, Karen Bellah, and Rosemarie Bowen. Gary Brovont, Teresa Chittick, Gail Dutter, Gwen Everett, Dan Ferguson, Jim Ferguson, and Debby Francis. Debra Frey, Juan Gal- vin, David Gochenour, Karolyn Gosewehr, Marilyn Grayson, Dawn Hackard, and Bill Har- rison. Rick Harrison, Ed Ir- meger, Julie Jackson, Roger Jenkins, Rick Kelly, Mike Kerns, and Brian McCabe. Bonnie Meador, Debby Miller, Don Miller, Steve Miller, Karen Mohler, Penny Phillips, and James Reed. Robin Reed, Lisa Rine- hart, Kathy Rodkey, Brenda Rude, Ellen Sheets, Cindy Skiles, and Vicky Shively. Lynn Skiles, Scott Skiles, Verlin Skiles, Carl Sloan, Cheryl Smith, Julie Stingley, and Cindy Stonebraker. Denise Turpin, Craig Wagoner, Velma Wag- oner, Bob Weller, Brian Willingham, Carroll Wolf, and Jerry Wolf. 71 Sixth Grade Cathy Addy, John Anderson, Jim Austin, Brian Beals, Judy Beard, Russell Beard, and Scott Bell. Mary Bolinger, Ray Bowen, Lisa Bro- vont, Loraine Bro- vont, Ron Brown, Richard Butler, and Stacy Catron. Darla Coffman, Karen Disinger, Eric Downing, Brian Dukes, Jeff Dunk, Craig Enoch, and Tony Feather- stone. Mike Fickle, Ron Fickle, Ned Gang- wer, Jerry Gaylor, Mark Gaylor, Cheryl Gochenour, and Debra Goche- nour. Brad Golden, Bob Goris, Kenny Har- ris, Teresa Hinsely, Kristi Huffer, Craig Hufford, and Chris Jones. Steve Jones, Terry Kessler, Virginia Kessler, Ricky Kite, Cathy Knapp, Melodie Leming, and John Mc- Daniel. Pam McDaniel, Dennis Meador, Kathy Meador, Dianne Metzger, Randy Miller, Linda Morrison, and Terry Raber. James Reed, Terry Reppert, Jen Rob- inson, Jenny Rock- wood, Diana Ruiz, Lori Sharp, and Maureen Sharp. Mitchell Shively, Sandra Skiles, Ben Smith, Scott Smith, Bruce Stevens, Ava Ann Stoops and Donnie Stringer. Donna Tharp, Patti Treece, Gary Tur- pin, Don Waldron, Carolyn Welk, Gordon Wilson, and Pam Yoder. Fifth Grade Emma Adams, Teresa Anderson, Sheryl Archer, Betty Austin, Jeff Austin, Donna Barnard, and Greg Barnard. Janet Bellah, Melodie Bickett, Norma Bo- wen, Janet Brenne- man, Melinda Crane, Da vine Crockett, and Brenda Dutter. Billy Fleeman, Ross Engelhoff, Barbara El- ler, Nelson Galvan, Julia Gangwer, Sue Gochenour, and Peggy Golden. Randall Goris, Bill Gosewehr, Candy Graves, Jayne Graves, Kevin Gregory, Cindy Grove, and Vicky Hinesly. Lyle Holsinger, Sheryl Hufford, Becky Kae - lin, Kim Knop, Robert Knox, James Luper, and Steve McCarty. Steve McClure, Tom Marshall, Vivian Marshall, Jeff Miller, Mike Miller, Kathy Murphy, and Keith Patrick. Frank Perkins, Mauri Peters, Tim Peters, Kim Quinlisk, Deidra Reed, Kelly Reppert, and Alice Rinehart. Patty Robinson, Phyllis Sandifur, Teri Saylor, Kenny Sch- wartz, Michele Sharp, Kim Shirk, and La- donna Skidmore. Carol Skiles, Jeff Skiles, Debbie Smith, Cindy Stanley, Kim Stevenson, Christi Stingley and Kim Wagoner. 73 Fourth Grade Sam Adams, Ralph Addy, Phil Archer, Tim Bailey, Carla Baker, Denise Beals, Donna Beard, Jack Bell, and Leah Boyd. Joyce Brenneman, Ei- leen Brovont, David Brower, David Brown, Kim Brown, Phillip Burkle, Clark Cable, Mary Clendening, and Jennifer Colby. Toby Cox, Rosi Crock- ett, Cindy Crow, Bob Cruzzi, Richard Daniels, William Davis, Marcia Douglas, Jeff Downham, and Sherri Dukes. Janet Dutter, Julie Eglehoff, Barbara Featherstone, Tim Featherstone, Lisa Fines, Patsy Fleeman, Julia Flory, Dale Flory, and Susan Freeland. Jane Frey, Julia Frey, Amy Gangwer, Vicki Gaylor, Kim Gochen- our, Roger Goris, Jim Graves, Glenda Gray- son, and Doug Harsh- barger. Katrina Harshbarger, Natalie Hawk, Rodney Helmuth, Denise Herr, Lisa Holzl, Mary Hunt, Mike Jones, Alan Kelly, and Joan Kiger. Edith King, Randy Kite, Carol Knapp, Norman Langston, Lisa Leming, Becky Krummerich, Kent Mcllrath, Kevin Mcllrath, and Janice Massengill. Kelly Mavity, Monica Maxwell, Scott Meador, John Miller, Joni Miller, Kim Miller, Lori Miller, Ann Mohler, and Ricky Monroe. Vicky Monroe, Terry Powell, Janet Reed, Jon Reed, Allen Reynolds, David Riggle, Jesse Ruiz, Steve Shoemaker, and Chris Skiles. Donna Smith, Mary Ann Stevens, Julie Stevenson, Debbie Stone, John Stonebraker, Debbie Tharp, Deanna Tor- rence, Raymond Ward, Jackie Weller, and Greg Woodruff. 74 Third Grade Kenny Adams, Cheryl Baker, Doug Barnard, Larry Barnard, Anthony Beard, Donald Bellah, and Martha Bowen. Gwynne Brovont, Joey Butler, Curtis Chittick, Kelly Click, Renita Crumpacker, Johnny Ruiz, and Joey Curl. Brian Downham, Jerry Dukes, Sherry Ferguson, Beth Freeland, Lisa Gascho, Ronald Gay- lor and Sherry Grove. Mark Hagan, Tommy Herr, Justine Hiatt, J. B. Huffer, Susan Huff- ord, Shannon Jones, and Billy Kaelin. Eddie Keller, Annabell Kiger, Carolyn Kiger, Thomas Knox, Phillip Kult, Toni Leslie, and Ricky Long. Gary McCarty, Kim McDaniel, Lisa Martin, Robbin Massengill, Roger Meredith, Janice Metzger, and Roger Miller. Larry Miller, Marla Milner, Mark Mitchell, Carol Murphy, Kristan Mohler, Terri Parker, and Jane Perkins. John Rex, Jimmy Rice, Ellen Riggle, Brett Robinson, Bret Rodenbarger, Virginia Rodkey and Bruce Sharp. David Sharp, Anita Skiles, Donald Shively, Tim Sloan, Mary Smith, Donetta Stan- ley and Delisa Stevens. Tom Stonebraker, Charles Suter, Brian Taylor, Janice Tharp, Brian Torrence, Duane Waldron, and Mark Walker. Eric Yoder and Mike Walker. Second Grade Ricky Aaron, Rick Archer, Millie Austin, Sheryl Barker, Cindy Beals, Everett Beard, and David Bowen. Randy Brandt, Lisa Brower, Bryan Brown, Della Brown, Susan Burkle, Kenneth Byrd, and Marilyn Crockett. Sandra Cumbee, Trent Downing, Phil Dunk, Terry Featherstone, Brent Fickle, Junior Flee man, and Jeff Flora. Tony Furr, Phillip Gable, Kristie Gose- wehr, Robert Gray, Roberta Gray, Scott Griffin, and Martin Hackard. Brian Hamm, Karl Harshbarger, Robin Harshbarger, Penny Hinesly, Cindy Hod- son, Wolfie Holzl, and Joey Hufford. Steve Hufford, Russell Hunt, Jean Ann Irme- ger, Randy Jenkins, Betsy Jones, Roselyn Judd, and Angela Kiger. Jennifer King, Chris Kinzie, Roger Kite, Robert Krummerick, Tim Kult, Rodney Leslie, and Brad Lewis. Mark Long, Todd Lowery, Tracy Ma- vity, Mark Meredith, Adam Mitchell, Ronda Mohler, and Sherri Mohler. Tracy Mosson, Kenny Patterson, Debra Perkins, Dawn Peter, Alan Reed,Joe Reed, and Freddie Rodkey. Dawn Rogers, Mark Seest, Linda Sharp, David Skidmore, Danny Stubbs, Nancy Ticen, and Deanna Yost. First Grade Cathy Archer, Ethel Baker, Jen- nifer Beard, Mark Bolinger, Dean Brovont, and Kim Byrd. John Cable, Jacque Carter, Chris Chittick, Eric Click, Lynn Crow, and Holly Daughtery. Ryan Deweese, Tammy Flee- man, Lori Gascho, Mindy George, Tammy Gochenour, and Mark Hiatt. Carla Harris, Tammy Hawk, Tommy Hesler, Mary Ann Jones, Jeff Kessler, and Micheal Kinzie. Jay Knox, Louann Kochert, Mike Krummerick, Annette McDaniel, Eddie McKinley, and Melvin Marshall. Dale Martin, Danny Massengill, Pamela Maxwell, Jack Mere- dith, Melissa Metzger, and Richard Miller. Lisa Mohler, Debbie Monore, Bill Ostler, Dan Post, Jimmy Quinlisk, and Carrie Remaly. Brad Reynolds, Lori Robinson, Steven Rule, Jimmy Schlatter, Phylis Schwartz, and John Seest. Stacy Shoemaker, Brad Skiles, Curtis Skiles, Stephen Skiles, Randy Smith, and Teri Smith. Daniel Stingley, Tammy Stone, Donald Suter, Dena Taylor, Rhonda Tharp, and Vendy Van- Hossier. Kindergarten Myma Austin,- Deedra Barker, Mark Barnard, Lee Brown, Daphne Cat- ron, and Roger Colby. Anita Cool, Dickie Crockett, Kris- tina Curl, Kevin Daniels, Dean Dis- inger, and Norman Disinger. Troy Dolby, Bret Downham, Mary Ellen Dunk, Rusty Ferguson, David Friend, and David Gray. Wesley Griffith, Mark Hinesly, Karen Hodson, Candy Hufford, Kevin Hufford, and Arlene Koble. Becky Lehman, Duane Long, Kevin Lowery, Kelly Mcllrath, Joe Metz- inger, and Tammy Metzinger. Herbie Miller, Melissa Miller, Sandy Miller, Michele Milner, Todd Mitchell, and Susan Mosson. Betsy Ostler, Danny Perkins, Karl Post, Luann Pothuisje, Tracie Quin- lisk, and Larry Rodkey. John Skidmore, Karen Skiles, Brenda Taylor, Steven Torrence, Susan Tribbett, and Traci Walker. Dona Wilson. 78 Seniors ????!!! Mrs. Dunkelbarger's Kindergarten ROW Is Bob Dyer, Alan Acord, and Mark Kuszmaul. ROW 2: Tom Bonebrake, Larry Silverthom, and John Kamstra. ROW 3: Judy Tay- lor, Kathy Crouse, Jackie Gascho, and Linda Flory. ROW 4: Ann Gray, Greg Bright, Steve Silverthom, Dean Wolfe, and Linda Kesling. School Board Left to Right: George Kamstra, Vice-President, Kenneth Frey, Secretary, and Paul Larson, President Superintendent Robert C. Egly Ball State University, B.S. M.A. 80 Principals James Montgomery Central Normal College, Indiana University, Purdue University B.S.; M.S.; Elementary Prin- cipal. Bill Tislow Indiana State University, Indiana University; B.S.; M.S.; General Business and High School Principal. Secretaries JEAN BARTON Purdue University; B.S.; Home Economics grades 10,11, and 12; Cafeteria Manager, SSS sponsor, and FHA sponsor. The Makers of SANDRA MILLER University of Missouri; Northwest Missouri State College, B.S.; Vocational Home Economics, Physical Education, Health; Sponsor G.A.A., Cheerblock, Cheerleaders. HOWARD MILLER Indiana State University, B.S.; Pur- due University; Industrial Arts, Jun- ior High Band Coach JERRY SEIP Purdue University, B.S.; Vocational Agriculture; FFA Advisor. 82 Tomorrow's Leaders MARY JANE FLAN IN GAM Ball State University, B.S., M.A.; Butler University; Franklin College; Business Education, ’’High Spot Sponsor. ELIZABETH DeBOY Central Normal College, Purdue, A.B.; Book- keeping, Business English, Business Law, Soph- omore Class Sponsor. ALBERT CANINE Butler University, B.S., M.M.; General Music, High School Band, and Chorus. 83 KATHERINE TITTLE Purdue University B.A.; Art. Science TOM ALWARD Indiana State University, Purdue University, B.S.; General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Science. MIKE JONES Indiana State University, Purdue University, De- pauw University; B.S. and M.S.; Biology, Athletic Director, Basketball, Baseball, and Cross Country. MICHAEL REYNOLDS Indiana State University, B.S. and M.S.; Driver's Education; Health; Science; Physical Education. 84 History KENNETH E. JONES Purdue University, B.A., M.A.j Grades 8 and 11, United State History; Junior Class Sponsor and Student Council Sponsor. JAMES L. SPECK Purdue, A.B., M.A.; 7,8, H.S. (10,11,12), U.S. and Ind. History, Geography, Intra- mural Basketball, JR. HI. History Club Sponsor. KENNETH W. MILLER Purdue University, B.A.; Ball State; Government, Geography, Psychology, Sociology; Freshmen and 8 Grade Basketball and Track Coach, Senior Sponsor. 85 Readin Ritin’, and JERALD EILER MARY THOMAS Indiana State University, B.S.; Purdue University, B.S.; English, Freshman Sponsor. Speech, English I,III G IV, and Algebra. ALICE RODKEY DePauw University, Indiana Univer- sity, Ball State University, Purdue University, A.B.; Latin and English. ALFRED A. MARTINEZ Duke University, In- diana University; As- bury College; English 7-8-10; and Spanish I,II. Rithmetic ♦ ' I DEIDRE A. KING Purdue University, B.A.; Grades 7,8,9, English. IVA LEE GARRISON Indiana State University, B.S.; M.S.; Math Grades 7,8, and 9. FERMEN D. REED Purdue University, B.S.; Indiana University; St. Louis University; Notre Dame; Math. STANLEY W. POELSTRA Purdue University, B.S.; Calvin College; Math 8, Algebra II, Physics, Sr. Math. Taking a Closer Look at Our Christine Puckett Ball State University B.S.; Kindergarten. Deloris Flora Indiana State University, Butler Uni- versity, Grade 1. Fern Fisher Canterbury College, Ball State University, A.B.; Grade 1. Mary Finley Manchester College; B.S.; Grade 2. Mabel Zeider Manchester College B.S.; Grade 2. Nancy Lou Gritton Ball State University B.S.; Grade 2. Frances Cheney Indiana State Uni- versity B.S.; Grade 3. Pearl Korb Butler University, B.S., Purdue Uni- versity, M.S.; Grade 3. V Elementary Teachers Louise Ireland Ball State University, Purdue University Grade 3. Marijo Driggs Ball State University B.S.j Grade 4. Judith Miller McKinley Indiana State University B.S.; Purdue University Grade 4. Rosamund L. Eiler Indiana State University, Florida State University, B.S.: Grade 6, Language Arts, Lightening Rod sponsor, Elementary Cheerleader's Sponsor. Kathryn J. Snyder Central Normal, Butler Uni- versity Language Arts 5. Mildred E. Cochran DePauw Univer- sity, Purdue Uni- versity B.S. from Ball State Uni- versity Grade 4. Larry J. Andrews Indiana State Uni- versity B.S.; Grades 5 and 6 Social Studies; 5th and 6th basket- ball coach. Eva M. Need Indiana State University, Butler University, Grades 5 and 6 Math. William A. Meyer Manchester Col- lege B.S.; Purdue University; Grades 5 and 6 General Science. Assistants and Helpers MIRIAM SENCER DePauw A.B., Purdue University Graduate Work, Librarian. JANET BOWYER Indiana State University; Purdue University; B.S., M.S.; Guid- ance Counselor JUDITH-H. SEIP Ball State, Purdue University; Music grades 3,4,5,6. MARYALICE SKILES, R.N. Lafayette Home Hospital ■■ Student Teachers Mr. Daniel Grayson is teaching Fresh- man Drafting at Purdue, and he is also working on his Masters Degree at Purdue. While teaching at Rossville he taught all Industrial Art classes. He majored in Industrial Arts and plans to teach Indus- trial Arts. Some of his hobbies are Camping, and he is a Lifeguard and Swimming Instruc- tor. Mr. Robert Anderson graduated from Arlington High School in Indianapolis. He is majoring in Physical Education at Purdue University and has a minor in Social Studies. While at Rossville he taught Physical Education and Geography. Mr. Michael Bums graduated from Carroll High School and is attending Ball State University. While at Ross- ville he taught U.S. History. He is. planning to teach Psychology also. Class Representatives SENIORS: Tom Bone brake and Barb Miller. JUNIORS: Marty Kidd and Garry Kamstra. SOPHOMORES: . Don Phebus and Bev Miller. FRESHMEN: Su- zanne Skiles and Steve Achors. 1 Lars Staff FIRST ROW: Linda Flory, Assistant Editor; Susan Miller, Editor; Mrs. Janet Bowyer, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Steve Peterson, Mona Jack- son, and Connie Colby. High Spot Staff FIRST ROW: Jerry Frey, Becky Barnhart, Malora Collins, Mrs. Flaningam, Sponsor; Debbie Peterson, Editor; Kathy Stanley, Vickie Robinson, Rosi Boyd, Lucy Canine and Diane Anderson. SECOND ROW: Alan Bowen, Joyce Long, Linda Irmeger, Betty Bower, Patty Tucker, Barb Miller, Leonard Meador, Judy Taylor, and Marcia Dolby. THIRD ROW: Kathy Miller, Connie Kint- ner, Darrell Golden, Kathy Benge, and Joyce Crum. 93 Pep Block FIRST ROW: Debbie Reed, Marj Wagoner, Teresa Henry, Becky Barnhart, Shirley Cottrell, Joyce Bolinger, Lu Ann Irmeger, Bev McGill, Barb Miller, Larry Patrick, Gary Miller, Larry Selverthom, Mike Mosson, and Lorn Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Berkshire, Barb McClure, Linda Fogelsong, Susan Kaelin, Diane Anderson, Carol Calloway, Debby Armstong, Judy Taylor, Carrie Cable, Joe Metzger, Dale Luper, Tony Reppert, Mike Ticen, and Rod Gangwer. THIRD ROW: Debby Kelly, Joanne Cottrell, Toni Wolf, Sandy Bickett, Sally Catron, Connie Colby, Anita Morrison, Marcia Miller, Sharon Fry, Alan Bowen, Larry Treece, Bill Achors, Jerry Frey, and J. B. Larson. FOURTH ROW: Norma Morris, Joyce Crum, Debbie Chittick, Jenny Austin, Laurie Rockwood, Mona Jackson, Susie Cripe, Sherrill Brovont, Sara Seifert, John Grove, Keith Mohler, Leon- ard Meador, Jeff Miller, and Bruce Ryan. FIFTH ROW: Jill West, Kathy Stanley, Karen Irmeger, Betty Miller, Paula Carter, Bev Miller, Cheryl Gascho, Marilyn Davis, Carol Butz, Mark Cripe, Andy Gangwer, Mark Crane, Jeff Kelly, and Scott Shoe- maker. SIXTH ROW: Pam Raber, Sharon Shultheis, Rhonda Perry, Beth Eller, Darlene Harrison, Becky Eller, Julia Wagoner, Virginia Bickett, Suzanne Skiles, David Ferguson, Bob Adams, Bill Davenport, Brian Barnhart, and Steve Gaylor. SEVENTH ROW: Susan Woodhouse, Bea Dolby, Debby Kaelin, Connie Kintner, Carol Crum, Pam Walker, Marsha Beard, Diana Snell, Debby Perry, Jeff Miller, Curt Perry, Dave Tislow, Doug Egly, and Mickey Whitlock. EIGHTH ROW: Joni Mossburg, Beth McDaniel, Cindy Gochenour, Carlene Perry, Diana Treece, Cindy Henry, Jan Wilson, Rene Jones, Sandra Stewart, Bruce Mil- ler, Bruce Beisel, Dan Phebus, Bruce Calloway, and Brian Yoder. NINTH ROW: Darla Reed, Melissa Metzger, Lugene Gaylor, Debbie Metzger, Melanie Crane, Tina Ryan, Colleen Brenneman, Terri Gable, Nanci Graves, Craig Stanley, Jeff Stevens, Doug Brovont, Kurk Bright, and Greg Enoch. TENTH ROW: Cindy Stonebraker, Dawn Hackerd, Denise Turpin, Penny Phillips, Julie Jackson, Mary Treece, Brenda Rude, Kathy Rodkey, Karen Bellah, Mike Kerns, Craig Wagoner, Jerry Wolf, Lynn Skiles, and Paul Adams. ELEVENTH ROW: Debby Frey, Cindy Skiles, and Debbie Miller. 94 R.H.S. Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: Dan Clendenning, Connie Powell, and Cliff Davenport. TOP: Jeff Kelly and Pam Walker. Kathy Evans, Marty Kidd, and Lucy Canine. Student Council FIRST ROW: Mr. K. Jones, Sponsorj Joyce Bolinger, Phil Holsinger, and Lu Ann Irmeger. SECOND ROW: Jack Skiles, Sally Catron, and Keith Mohler. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Wolf, Scott Shoemaker, Betsy Combs, and Sherrill Brovont. National Honor Society FRONT ROW: John Kamstra, Phil Holsinger, Garry Kamstra, and Tom Bonebrake. SECOND ROW: Tina Mundy, Wanda Sandifur, Becky Barn- hart, Debby Armstrong, and Mrs. Bowyer, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Barb McClure, Mona Jackson, Connie Colby, Kathy Evans, and Steve Egly. Science Club « FIRST ROW: Jerry Frey, Phil Holsinger, Steve Silverthom, Keith Mohler, and Leon ard Meador. SECOND ROW: Kevin Gose- wehr, Tony Kerns, Sandy Kerns, Roger Gangwer, and Karolyn Gosewehr. THIRD ROW: Darrell Golden, Mike Kerns, Mr. Poelstra, Sponsor; and Kim Gosewehr. History Club FIRST ROW: Joe Hufford, Larry Meador, Mickey Whitlock, Greg Anderson, Mike Kerns, Gary Brovont, Roger Jenkins, and Carl Sloan. SECOND ROW: Don Miller, Doug Brovont, Jeff Stevens, Craig Stanley, Steve Miller, Greg Enoch, Dan Phebus, Kurk Bright, Bruce Calloway, and Brian Yoder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Speck, Sponsor; Marilyn Grayson, Dennis Grayson, Cindy Stonebraker, Rosalyn Jenkins, Rosanna Crumpacker, Cindy Graves, Kim Gosewehr, and Dave Tislow. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Stewart, Gail Dutter, Debra Frey, Connie Kintner, Terri Gable, Colleen Brenneman, Lugene Gaylor, Debbie Metzger, and Nanci Graves. F.H.A FIRST ROW: Mrs. Barton, Sponsor; Anita Morrison, Song Leader; Betty Miller, Parlia- mentarian; Sharon Barton, Historian; Rosi Boyd, Treasurer; LuAnn Irmeger, President; Debbie Peterson, Vice-President; Bev Miller, Reporter; Paula Carter, Secretary; Kathy Stanley, Song Leader. SECOND: Linda Flory, Debbie Blumke, Joyce Long, Patty Tucker, Marj Wagoner, Barb Miller, Diane Anderson, Shirley Cottrell, Bev McGill, Kathy Benge, and Linda Beard. THIRD ROW: Linda Fogelsong, Marty Kidd, Marcia Miller, Susan Kaelin, Carrie Cable, Connie Powell, Joanne Cottrell, Toni Wolf, Betsy Combs, Barbara McClure, and Patty Barton. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Gascho, Rhonda Perry, Becky Eller, Janie Hagan, Darla Reed, Melissa Metzger, Joni Mossburg, Beth McDaniel, Cindy Gochenour, Kathy Miller, and Carlene Perry. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Shultheis, Beth Eller, Julia Wagoner, Debbie Kaelin, Sherrill Brovont, and Sara Seifert. F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Debby Armstrong, Chapter Sweetheart; Darrell Boyd, Treasurer; Joe Burkle, Vice-President; Keith Mohler, Pres- ident; Jeny Frey, Secretary; Jeff Miller, Re- porter; J. B. Larson, Sentinel; and Mr. Seip, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Andy Gangwer, Mike Ticen, Cliff Davenport, Mike Miller, Larry Patrick, Laveme Crumpacker, Gary Miller, Steve Peterson, and Jim Judd. THIRD ROW: Mica Ferguson, Steve Raber, Joe Metzger, Gene Root, Leonard Meador, Mark Skiles, Dennis Miller, Bruce Ryan, and Danny Arm- strong. FOURTH ROW: Terry Hufford, John Graves, Bill Curl, Richard Goris, Steve Luper, Mark Blackburn, Larry Frey, Sid Paul, Randy Ticen, and David Cottrell. 98 s.s.s FIRST ROW: Jean Barton, Sponsor; Kathy Stanley, Vice-President; Diane Anderson, Chaplain; Joyce Bo- linger, President; Connie Colby, Treasurer; Mona Jackson, Cor. Secretary; LuAnn Irmeger, Program Chair- man; and Darla Reed, Rec. Secretary. SECOND ROW: Becky Barnhart, Marsha Beard, Patty Barton, Bev Miller, Betty Miller, Sally Catron, Debbie Armstrong, Shirley Cottrell, Sandy Bickett, Susie Cripe, Kathy Evans, and Carol Calloway. THIRD ROW: Sandy Kerns, Debby Bluemke, Linda Flory, Joyce Long, Patty Tucker, Marj Wagoner, Barb Miller, Rosi Boyd, Lucy Canine, Bev McGill, Debbie Kelly, Linda Beard, Kathy Benge, and Judy Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Anita Morrison, Linda Fogelsong, Marty Kidd, Marcia Mil- ler, Susan Kaelin, Carrie Cable, Connie Powell, Joanne Cottrell, Toni Wolf, Betsy Combs, Barbara Mc- Clure, Debbie Reed, and Teresa Henry. FIFTH ROW: Norma Morris, Marilyn Berkshire, Carol Butz, Marilyn Davis, Janie Hagan, Malora Collins, Becky Eller, Melissa Metzger, Joni Mossburg, Beth McDaniel, Cindy Gochenour, Kathy Miller, Carlene Perry, and Debby Chittick. SIXTTI ROW: Karen Irmeger, Cheryl Gascho, Rhonda Perry, Pam Raber, Sharon Shultheis, Beth Eller, Laurie Rockwood, Julia Wagoner, Sherrill Brovent, Sara Seifert, Paula Carter, Mary Jane Sheets, Darlene Smith, and Jill West. SEVENTH ROW: Ramona Jones, Joyce Gochenour, Susan Woodhouse, Cynthia Henry, Peggy Gangwer, Jenny Austin, Teri Turpin, Sharon Bar- ton, Be a Dolby, Debbie Kaelin, Cheryl Daniels, Cheryl Addy, Darlene Harrison, and Ann Gray. EIGHTH ROW: Vicki Robinson, Marsha Brovont, Kathryn Flory, Bonnie Gascho, Suzanne Skiles, Virginia Bickett, Janice Goris, Connie Kinter, Diana Treece, Carol Crum, Pam Walker, Joyce Crum, Faye Cole, Debby Peterson, and Marcia Dolby. Librarians FIRST ROW: Susan Miller, Carolyn Metzger, Dan Gaylor, Rosi Boyd, and Anita Morrison. SECOND ROW: Joanne Cottrell, Toni Wolf, Susie Cripe, Mona Jackson, Marcia Dolby, and Wanda Sandifur. THIRD ROW: Linda Flory, Jackie Gascho, Patty Tucker, Debbie Bluemke, and Marilyn Shively. Drama Club FIRST ROW: Jerry Frey, Steve Egly, Shirley Cottrell, Joyce Bolinger, Rosi Boyd, Jack Skiles, Teri Turpin, Keith Mohler, and John Grove. SECOND ROW: Kathy Miller, Laurie Rockwood, Bev McGill, LuAnn Irmeger, Marj Wagoner, Barb Miller, Jackie Gascho, Debbie Armstrong, Becky Barnhart, and Diane Anderson. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Gascho, Norma Morris, Linda Fogelsong, Bill Davenport, Brian Barnhart, Jeff Kelly, Scott Shoemaker, Mark Cripe, and Sally Catron. FOURTH ROW: Jerald Eiler, sponsor; Joyce Crum, Joni Mossburg, Suzanne Skiles, Connie Kintner, Marcia Dolby, Tina Mundy, Ann Gray, Carol Calloway, and Sandy Bickett. FIRST ROW: Jack Skiles, Bill Achors, Steve Achors, and Keith Mohler. SECOND ROW: Jackie Gas- cho, Mellisa Metzger, Debbie Armstrong, Darla Reed, and Betsy Combs. THIRD ROW: Jerald Eiler, Sponsor; Kevin Gosewehr, Scott Shoemaker, and John Grove. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Sandy Bickett, Connie Colby, Susie Cripe, Sherrill Brovont, Shirley Cottrell, President; Mrs. Rodkey, Sponsor, Carol Butz, Steve Egly, Keith Mohler, and Alan Gates. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Berkshire, Carol Calloway, Ann Gray, Linda Flory, Rosi Boyd, Barb Miller, Joyce Bolinger, Rod Gangwer, Kevin Gosewehr, Jerry Frey, Gene Root, and Debbie Arm- strong. THIRD ROW: Marcia Miller, Mona Jackson, Kathy Evans, Sally Catron, Bev Miller, Sharon Barton, Kathy Stanley, Marilyn Davis, Janie Hagan, Randy Maggart, Bruce Schwartz, Byron Irmeger, and Larry LePage. FOURTH ROW: Janice Goris, Jane Austin, Beth McDaniel, Cindy Gochenour, Virginia Bickett, Becky Eller, Sara Seifert, Beth Eller, Betsy Combs, Patty Barton, Suzanne Skiles, Scott Shoemaker, Dave Ferguson, and Jeff Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Eric Gray, Dave Layton, Sid Paul, Mike Stonebraker, Barry Willingham, Harold Sloan, Doug Herr, and Mark Cripe. FIRST ROW: Mr. Martinez, Sponsor; Debby Chittick, Terri Turpin, Marj Wagoner, Steve Achors, Judy Taylor, and Becky Barnhart. SECOND ROW: Janie Norfleet, Joyce Crum, Connie Kintner, Mellisa Metzger, Darla Reed, Carol Crum, Pam Walker, and Wanda Sandifur. THIRD ROW: John Graves, Mario Ruiz, John Grove, Tom Graves and Andy Gangwer. S P A AT 1 C s I 17 3 Chorus FIRST ROW: Debbie Kelly, Jeff Kelly, Debbie Bluemke, Sandy Kerns, Roger Gangwer, Kevin Gosewehr, Marsha Beard, Jane Austin, Betsy Combs, Barbara McClure, and Patty Barton. SECOND ROW: Joyce Long, Connie Kintner, Bev McGill, LuAnn Irmeger, Becky Barnhart, Debbie Reed, Susan Kaelin, Linda Fogelsong, Marcia Dolby, Peggy Gangwer, and Linda Beard. THIRD ROW: Patty Tucker, Betty Bower, Judy Taylor, Teresa Henry, Cheryl Addy, Mary Jane Sheets, Darlene Smith, Linda Flory, Bev Miller, Rosi Boyd, Barb Miller, and Sherrill Brovont. FOURTH ROW: Betty Miller, Marsha Brovont, Patty Shively, Carol Butz, Marilyn Davis, Janie Hagan, Julia Wagoner, Joyce Crum, Debby Chittick, Sara Seifert, and Laurie Rock- wood. FIFTH ROW: Paula Carter, Bonnie Gascho, Kathryn Flory, Sharon Shultheis, Bea Dolby, Debbie Kae- lin, Susan Woodhouse, Cheryl Gascho, Kathy Stanley, and Vicki Robinson. SIXTH ROW: Malora Collins, Beth Eller, Marilyn Berkshire, Norma Morris, Sharon Barton, Teri Turpin, Jenny Austin, and Jill West. Majorette Drum Major High-School Band FIRST ROW: Nanci Graves and Mark Skiles. SECOND ROW: Carol Butz, Connie Kint- ner, Jackie Gascho, Dan Turpin, Byron Wolfe, Larry Canine, Joe Forney, and Gary Davis. THIRD ROW: Virginia Bickett, Scott Shoemaker, Lucy Canine, Susan Kaelin, Mark Cripe, Gary Gangwer, Debbie Kaelin, and Jeff Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Beth Eller, Janice Goris, Debbie Kelly, Steve Achors, Ji 11 West, Sharon Barton, and Steve Gang- wer. FIFTH ROW: Kevin Gosewehr, Dave Tisow, Dean Wolfe, Paula Carter, Betty Miller, and Marsha Beard. SIXTH ROW: Lenny Addy. Junior High Band FIRST ROW: Joe Forney, and Steve Miller. SEC- OND ROW: Dave Tislow, Don Miller, Joe Huf- ford, and Gary Gangwer. THIRD ROW: Karen Bellah, Kathy Rodkey, Debby Miller, and Brenda Rude. 103 Elementary Band Elementary Librarians FIRST ROW: Ross Egelhoff, John McDaniel, Keith Patrick, Scott Bell, John Anderson, Gordon Wilson, Craig Hufford, Teresa Anderson, and Pam McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Janet Bellah, Becky Kaelin, LaDonna Skidmore, Bruce Stevens, Gary Turpin, Robert Goris, Tim Peters, Steve McCarty, and Randy Miller. THIRD ROW: Raymond Bowen, Steve Jones, Terry Raber, Kim Wagoner, Jayne Graves, Debbie Smith, Cindy Grove, Emma Adams, and Mary Bolinger. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Harris, Billy Gosewehr, Eric Downing, Melanie Bickett, Tom Marshall, and Randy Goris. G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller, Sponsorj Debby Bluemke, Melissa Metzger, Betty Miller, Sara Seifert, Jane Aus- tin, Brenda Rude, Terri Gable, and Pam Walker. SECOND ROW: Betsy Combs, Norma Morris, Beth Eller, Paula Carter, Becky Eller, Deb Peter- son, Jenny Austin, Sharon Barton, and Teri Turpin. THIRD ROW: Debbie Perry, Darla Reed, Peggy Gangwer, Cindy Henry, Patty Barton, Marsha Beard, Joni Moss burg, and Janie Nor- fleet. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Gochen- our, Beth McDaniel, Melanie Crane, Debbie Metzger, Lugene Gaylor, Julie Jackson, Denise Turpin and Crystal Altic. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Rodkey, Karen Mohler, Penny Phillips, Kim Bailey, Ellen Sheets, Dawn Hackerd, Teresa Chittick, and Karen Bellah. FRONT ROW: Pam McDaniel, Karen Disinger, Kim Knop, Betty Austin, Katrina Harshbarger, Julie Frey, Lori Miller, Pam Yoder, and Teresa Hinesley. BACK ROW: Cathy Knapp, Mary Bolinger, Sandra Skiles, Darla Coffman, Lori Sharp, Loraine Brovent, Virginia Kessler, Debra Gochenour, and Jennie Rock- wood. 104 What Would We Do Without These ? Cooks Left to right: Dorothy Miller, Lydia Flora, Pauline Mosson, Geraldine Maggart, Eileen Stewart, Leona Conatser, Phyl- lis Kamstra and Ann Beisel. Teacher Aides Pat Sharp and Wanita Enoch Bus Drivers FRONT ROW: Alpha Hufford, Bill Savory, Carroll Kessler, George Stewart, Keith Rothenburger, and Everett Goris. SECOND ROW: Leroy Click, Joe Ticen, Paul Hufford, Paul Livingston, Keith Maggart, and Halfred Mortsolf. (Not Pic- tured) Bill Fickle. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Byron Irmeger, Manager; Dick Knapp, Steve Morris, Bob Knapp, Tom Bonebrake, Bob Dyer, and Ed Butler, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mike Reynolds, Asst. Coach; Roger Meador, Carl Chezem, Greg Carter, Darrell Skiles, Garry Kam- stra, John Kamstra, Craig Meador, Phil Andrews, Manager; and Mike Jones, Coach. Mr. Mike Jones Coach 18—2 for Season ROSSVILLE OPPONENT OPPONENT' 93 Wolcott 46 98 Benton Central 71 73 Lafayette Jeff 87 79 Thomtown 60 83 Sheridan 46 88 Linden 76 93 Clinton Prairie 53 90 Harrison 57 82 Carroll 66 Holiday Tourney 79 Knox 82 72 Kankakee Valley 56 100 Delphi 68 81 Central Catholic 69 67 Lebanon 49 87 Pine Village 62 81 West Lafayette 43 89 Southwestern 78 86 Wainwright 49 86 West Central 60 89 Attica 71 106 “B” Team Basketball 'B' Team FRONT ROW: Darrell Boyd, Ron Bogard, Gordon Mosson, Dick Knapp, Don Bogard, and Alan Gates. BACK ROW: Mike Reyn- olds, Coach; Roger Meador, Carl Chezem, Larry Canine, Jon Rockwood, Tom Fetterhoff, Don Phebus, Phil Andrew, manager; Byron Irmeger, manager; and Eddie Butler, manager. 11—7 for Season ROSS VILLE OPPONENT OPPONENT'S SCORE 54 Wolcott 50 40 Benton Central 58 33 Jeff 49 44 Thom town 30 38 Sheridan 37 Mr. Mike Reynolds 49 Linden 20 Assistant Coach 44 Clinton Prairie 33 50 Harrison 49 42 Carroll 41 47 Delphi 55 28 Central Catholic 66 29 Lebanon 34 66 Pine Village 54 36 West Lafayette 56 32 Southwestern 40 54 Wainwright 32 43 West Central 38 58 Attica 33 107 Freshmen Basketball FIRST ROW: Mark Cripe, Manager; Bruce Schwartz, Bruce Miller, Chuck Gaylor, Steve Achors, Alvin Ruiz, Ken Suter, and David McClure. SECOND ROW: Sid Paul, Mario Ruiz, Randy Maggart, David Cottrell, Larry Canine, Kevin Andrew, Scott Shoemaker, and Kenny Sheets. Not pictured: Mr. Kenneth Miller, Coach. Eighth-Grade Basketball FIRST ROW: Byron Disinger, Steve Miller, Brian Yoder, Dan Phebus, Bruce Calloway, Don Miller, and Doug Brovont, manager. SECOND ROW: Doug Reed, Doug Egly, Robin Reed, Bruce Beisel, Greg Anderson, Jeff Stevens, and Craig Stanley. Not pictured: Mr. Kenneth Miller, Coach. 108 Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Craig Wagoner, Bob Weller, Brian Yoder, Jerry Wolf, Lynn Skiles, Carl Sloan, and Don Mil- ler. SECOND ROW: Steve Miller, Steve Miller, Doug Egly, Kurk Bright, Robin Reed, Greg Anderson, Doug Reed, Byron Disinger, and Mr. Miller. Cross-Country FIRST ROW: Jerry Butler, Jack Skiles, Dan Armstrong, John Kamstra, Steve Morris, Darrell Boyd, Don Phe- bus, Bob Knapp, Steve Egly, and Dick Knapp. SECOND ROW: Garry Kamstra, Curt Weller, Ron Bogard, Rod Gangwer, Chuck Gaylor, Tom Fetterhoff, Don Bogard, and Bob Dyer. THIRD ROW: John Grove, Bill Achors, Roger Meador, Gordon Mosson, Alan Gates, David Layton, Bruce Liper, Kenny Sheets, and Larry LePage. FOURTH ROW: David McClure, Dick Golden, Mark Skiles, Sid Paul, Jon Rockwood, Larry Canine, Mario Ruiz, Kenny Suter, Mike Stonebraker, and Steve Achors. FIFTH ROW: Carl Chezem, Scott Shoemaker, Paul Adams, Bruce Schwartz, Randy Maggart, Kevin Andrew, David Cottrell, Bruce Miller, and Alvin Ruiz. Elementary Basketball 6th Cheerleaders: Lisa Brovont and Pam Yoder FIRST ROW: Bruce Stevens, Ronnie Fickle, Chris Jones, Ned Gangwer, Steve Jones, Richie Butler, Gordon Wilson, Mitch Shively, and Donnie Waldron. SECOND ROW: Craig Enoch and Terry Raber, managers; Randy Young, Mike Fickle, Mark Gaylor, Bob Goris, Kenny Harris, Terry Kessler, and John McDaniel. THIRD ROW: Jim Austin, Craig Hufford, Brian Beals, Scott Smith, Denniss Meador, John Anderson, Gary Turpin, Jerry Gaylor, and Mr. Andrew, Coach. Cheerleaders: Kim Knop and Patty Robinson. FIRST ROW: Keith Patrick, Manager; Jeff Austin, Tom Marshall, Mike Miller, Greg Barnard, Frank Perkins, Randy Goris, Wesley Knox, and Lyle Holsinger, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Andrew, Coach; Jeff Skiles, Steve McCarty, Kenny Schwartz, Jim Luper, Steve McClure, Jeff Miller, and Ross Egelhoff. HO Varsity Track FIRST ROW: Rod Gangwer, Darrell Boyd, Tom Bonebrake, Don Phebus, Bob Knapp, and Gary Kamstra. SECOND ROW: Steve Peterson, Roger Meador, Steve Morris, Darrell Skiles, Greg Carter, and John Kamstra. THIRD ROW: Mike Reynolds, Coach; Bob Galvin, Craig Meador, Carl Chezem, Jack Skiles, Steve Egly, and Jerry Butler. Freshmen Jr. High Track FIRST ROW: Mark Skiles, Rusty Golden, Gordon Mosson, Darrell Boyd, Don Phebus, Dick Knapp, Dave Layton, and Bruce Luper. SECOND ROW: Don Bogard, Danny Arm- strong, Bruce Schwartz, Scott Shoemaker, Larry Canine, Sid Paul, Tom Fetterhof, Ron Bogard, and Lenny Addy. THIRD ROW: David Cottrell, Barry Willingham, David Mc- Clure, Bob Adams, Curt Weller, Randy Maggart, Larry LePage, Kenny Suter, and Chuck Gaylor. FOURTH ROW: Kurk Bright, Bruce Biesel, Dan Phebus, Bruce Calloway, Mario Ruiz, Kevin Andrew, Kenny Sheets, Bruce Miller, Alvin Ruiz, and Bill Bowen. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Stevens, Byron Disinger, Steve Miller, Craig Stanley, Brian Yoder, Mickey Whitlock, Greg Enoch, Doug Reed, and Doug Egly. SIXTH ROW: Don Wilkerson, Robert Martin, Mike Wise, Ronnie Irmeger, and Mike Bellah. Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Bob Knapp, Bob Dyer, Garry Kamstra, and Dar- rell Skiles. SECOND ROW: Tom Bone brake, Alan Gates, Gordon Mosson, and Dick Knapp. THIRD ROW: Mike Jones, Coach;Mike Mosson, Greg Carter, and John Kamstra. Pony League FIRST ROW: Alan Bowen, Mike Mosson, Mike Miller, Gary Miller, Joe Burkle, Rod Gangwer, Bill Achors, and Bill Graves. SECOND ROW: Steve Raber, Steve Egly, Dale Luper, Ed Butler, Bruce Ryan, Jeff Miller, Dan Clendenning, and Steve Peterson. THIRD ROW: John Grove, Joe Metzger, Mark Crane, Bruce Luper, Gilbert Wolf, Bill Curl, and Mr. Speck, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Andrew, Larry Silverthom, Tony Reppert, Mark Kuszmaul, and Robbin Evans. 112 Intramural Basketball FIRST ROW: John Grove, Larry LePage, Don Phebus, Gordon Mosson, Dick Knapp, Mario Ruiz, and Chuck Gay lor. SECOND ROW: Kenny Sheets, Steve McClure, Bruce Schwartz, Kenny Suter, Brian Yoder, Dan Phebus, Bruce Calloway, and Larry Canine. THIRD ROW: Rusty Golden, David Ferguson, Scott Shoemaker, Bruce Miller, Alvin Ruiz, Kevin Andrew, and Mike Reynolds, Coach. Bowling Team IRST ROW: Bill Graves, Linda Irmeger, )an Turpin, and Steve Gangwer. LAST ROW: Don Altic, Alan Bowen, and Tom Graves. 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Clinic Rossvil le Star Cafeteria Frankfort Vanetta's Beauty Shop Rossvil le Latin Club We, the editors of the 1971 Lars, wish to express our sincere appreciation to all who have helped to complete this book. Our special thanks goes to our advisor, Mrs. Bowyer, Gullion Studio, the advertisers, faculty, and everyone else who has helped us. We especially want to thank the staff for their great cooperation and good help. We thank Mark Kuszmaul for doing the artwork for the cover. Thanks again, Susan Miller, Editor Linda Flory, Assistant Editor 124