Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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,Aww Ann Armstrong Carol Aukschun my Sharon Craft Alice Daniels -sw Janice Dunsizer Mary Fisher Stephen Holthouse Kathrine Johnson Richard Bird thur Deyo nn Gaunt Grant Long Iudith Miller Michael Moore Donna Ragoske Carol Richwine Karen Smith Patrick Smith 'DY lver Students lioal NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society strives to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to en- courage service to others, to promote lead- ership, and to develop character. The club's main project this past year was to plan an alumni directory. The National Honor Society holds two in- ductions a year. The first induction for new members was held last October, and another was held in March. The club met once a month. The officers were: president, Grant Long: vice-president, Richard Bird: secre- tary Mary Fisher: treasurer, Ann Gaunt. The club sponsor is Miss Lutie Young. The Honor Society Board for this year has been, M Squires, Mr. Myers, Miss Young, Mr. Shanahan, and Mr. Barnhart. The Honor Society at work. Each meeting was made up of a special program plus the business meeting. Charles Stephens , Elizabeth Oswalt, absent

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lhe SllIAMlllll is a Vital Part The Sycamore is a record of our high school life. The leaves of this year's annual record the events of our school year 1956-57. It is the responsibility of every senior to con- tribute in any way he can to the publication of the yearbook. The sponsorship of the annual is an ex- ceedingly difficult understaking. We appreci- ate the assistance which Mrs. VanCamp has given us, Without her it would have been im- possible for us to produce this annual. We also wish to thank the members of the faculty for their cooperation. EDITORS lst row: Carolyn Black, Ianice Dunsizer, Iudy Carr, Mary Fisher, Kay Camp, Iudy Miller. Sharon Craft. sponsor Mrs. VanCamp. 2nd row: Ierry Miller, Tom Gurtner, Pat Smith, Stephen Holthouse, David Ieiierson, Steve Iones, Don Sink. LAYOUT AND COPY STAFF Ist row: Iudy Carr, editor: Ioy Shepard, Donna Ragoske, Darlene Corso, Linda Gamble, Carolyn Black, editor. 2nd row: Marilyn Millican, Ruth Hoffman. Kathy Iohnson, Iariice Hettmansperger, Iudy Lee, Carol Richwine, Marge Parker. 3rd row: Pat Smith, editor. ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ist row: Kay Camp, Ann Gaunt, Sandra Vrooman, Lisa Kaiser, Sandra Linton, Clara Scheerer, Vickie Denney, Nancy King, Ianet Crow, editor: Virginia Iacobs, Gwen Hendrix. 2rd row: Don Sink, Tom Gurtner, editor: Charles Stephens, Tom P. Hettmansperger, David Iefierson, Tom W. Hettman- sperger, lack Armie. PHOTOGRAPHY, CLASSES AND SPORTS lst row: Karen Smith, Carol Aukschun. Marv Fisher, edi- tor: Sharon Pegg, Ianice Yeates, Marilyn Van Dielen, Iudy Miller, editor: Ianice Dunsizer, editor: Gaynel Miner. 2nd row: Steve Iones, editor: Ierry Miller, editor: Frank Tyner, Lindley Wert, Delbert Mowery. Stephen Holthouse, editor: Lee Yoder, Grant Long. ol Senior ctivities

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Hi-Y Mixes Work, lun First Row: Tom P. Hettmansperger, Terry O'Brien, ser- geant at arms: Mr. Bill, sponsor: Tom Hodson, Hamlet Boisson, Terry Robinson, Phil Wert, Mike Fisher. Leslie Bricker, Tom W. Hettmansperger, vice-presidenl Steve Iones, president: David Ietlerson, secretary-treasurer. Second row: Tom Bowman, George Scheerer, Frank Tyner, Lindley Wert, Iack Armie, Kenny Hipsher, Howard Middleton, Richard Bird, Tom Gurtner, George Savage. Third row: Iim Gray, Mike Norris, Ike Duliy, Iohn Unger, Grant Long, Frank Bostic, Tom Baker, Phillip Nor- ris, Larry Eltzroth, Larry Renbarger. Delmar Frank. Fourth row: Robert Magner, Raymond Rizzo, David Willard, Charles Stephens, Dennis Haupert, Hoyt Mohr. Ierry Miller, Mike Hipskind, Iohn Wade, Stanley Lawrence. Fifth row: Iames Vickery, Larry Scott, Don Sink, Bruce Chamberlain, Dale Whitesel, Fred Frehse, Terry Long. Pat Cleary, Duke Gidley, Morris Dutley. , Sixth row: Douglas Duker, Ion Pullen, Lee Yoder. David Koenig, Ronald Arrick, Carl Brown, David Gacken- heimer, Tom O'Hara. Sevent row: Wally Bahler, Max Deeter. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Iames Schlatter, Mike Norris, William Wilke, Susan Lavengood, secretary: Merrilee Brooks, Vickie Mis- er, Lynn Cross, Iulie Walters, Richard Bird, president. Second row: Iim Evans, David Gray, David Willard, vice-president: Dale Whitesel, Leslie Bricker, Ellen Chamberlain, Ann Daugherty, Barclay Lavengood. Third row: Iames Ridenour, Howard Middleton, Tom W. Hettmansperger, Iack Armie, and Tom Gurtner, treasurer. HI-Y Hi-Y strives to provide wholesome enter- tainment, good fellowship, and clean living. Doctors, ministers, and other men of the com- munity provided the programs of the club in its promotion of high Christian living. The Hi-Y's main activities were painting the streets for Homecomng and sponsoring the Best Girl Dance. llur term ei Government STUDENT COUNCIL With the guidance of Mrs. Squires and Mr. Myers, the Student Council gives W.H.S. stu- dents a voice in school functions. Their main project is the publication of the Apache Guide, which helps new students become acquainted with Wabash High.