Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Ihllllll WIIRKSHIIP Bow Une: Karen Smith, Linda Garnble, Karen Denny, Janet Campbell, Elsie Carter, Barbara Lewis, Carol Phillips. Row Two: Dick Bish, Torn Curtner, B.ll Manley, Danny Lee, Ralph Bricker, Chuck Stevens, Larry Mendenhall, Don Phillips, John Houlihan. Row Three: Bill Fleck, Terry Long, Nick King, Pete Jones, Sheldon Bricker, Phillip Kuftel. Row Four: John Clark, John Koenig, John Clevenger, DeWayne Le Nis, Harry Baldus, The radio workshop is a credit course tor students with an interest in the field ot radio broadcasting. The class provides the operating start and personnel tor radio station WSKS locat- ed in the high school. This spring WSKS completed its tirst year ot broadcasting. lt provided the public with play-by-play accounts ot Apache sports contests throughout the year and gave coverage to other school events. The radio Workshop is under the direction ot Mr. larnes Qliver. Pete lones was station manager and lohn Koenig served as program difector. Below, Left: John Houlihan, Carol Phillips, Karen Smith, Below, Right: Carol Phillips, Linda Gamble, and Karen Larry Mendenhall, and John Clark demonstrate some ot the Denny are busily engaged in presenting their show , activities involved in broadcasting. Page Twenty-seven

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STUDENT EItllNEIl Under the Guid- ance oi Mr. Shan- ahan, this organi- zation helps qive the students a voice in school affairs. Gne re- presentative trorn each home room makes up this club. How I: Jack Middleton, Delbert Mowery, Dale Whitesel, Judy Carr, Donna Knotts, Geraldine Pries. Row ll: Terry 0'Brien, Joe Bill Carter, John Koenig, Kathleen Duftey, Linda Gray, Marilyn Salyer. Haw Ill: Sharry Han, Dale Tyte, Dwayne Ross, Mr, Shanahan fadvisorl. JllNIllIt RHI IIHIISS President: JOYCE DURNBAUGH Vice-President: SANDRA HIPSHEH Secretary: DIANE VICE Treasurer: SUZANNE MILLINER Under the direction ot capable otticers, the lunior Red Cross work has moved successfully forward. The members have been busily enqaaed in projects for the under-privileged people at home and abroad. Miss Hipskind serves as counselor for the organization. Row I: Miss Hipskind, Sylvia Kaiser, Suzanne Milliner, Sandra Hipsher, loyce Durnbauah, Diane Vice, Gwen Hendrix, Louise Wilke. Row II: Richard Bracken, Martha Lintner, lanice Yeates, Marcia Hobinett, Clara Lou Scheerer, Virginia lacobs, Carolyn Black, Nancy Clinaaman. Page Twenty-six

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W Clllll 'Vlie W Club is constitutecl oi lroys who have received a rnajor letter in some sport. The pur- pose ot the Club is to prornote bet- ter sportsrnansloip Q l Row Une: Dwayne Boss, Dick Wolpert, Larry Hornaday, John Moore, Hex France, Robert Yeates, Ronal Eltzroth, Jim Peltrey. How Two: Robert Armstrong, Jim Gurtner, Earl Coon, George Barrett, Bayond Gill, Bill Wintrode, Joe Bi Carter, Fred Squires. Row Three: Jerry Hipsher, Pete Lavengood, Jack Middleton, John Marsh, Ed Hamilton, Jim Brady, Cliftor Strickler, Joe Deeter. Row Four: Austin Holloway ttrack coachi, John Tatum ttootball coachl, Ward Smith tbasketball coach Jim Armstrong, Don Slagal. The G. A. A. is an organization that provides recreation and cornoeiition, and promotes thi ideal ol sriortsnianshio. The qirls who Complete Certain requirements are awarded sweaters. Center lront, lelt to right: Joan Vice tPresidentl, Marian Haver, Barbara Coates, Marlene Hipsher, Shirley Purdy, Margie Parker, Bar bara Johnson CVice-Presidentl, Beverly Harnish, Beverly Wiesendanger, Elsie Carter tPoint Keeperl, Miss Lewis tSponsorl, Linda Biz jack, Cecile Claeys, Janice Bizjack, Margaret Houston, Pat Kirby, Ethel Lewis, Nancy Fry, Nancy King, Sheila Altman. Julia Car penter tSecretary-Treasurerl is not pictured. 0. A. A. it