Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Hutstandmg Achievements Are Well Ilewarded, v J 4- 65 19 ..... ,,4'-4 Honor and distinction for various achievements are bestowed on some deserving students of W H S These awards were for leadership for scholarship for special talents and abilities others were for outstanding performances in various sports Each is a distinguished honor in itself We at W H S are proud of these people and extend our hearty congratulations to them Beverly Smith Iohn Powell Best Thespians Arthur Deyo Valedictorian lane Vogel Honorary Salutatorian Pat Ie-well Delta Theta Tau Scholarship Dennis Haupert Lulu Baer Award Donna Bowman Luli Baer Award Elks Scholarship Elizab th Oswalt Scholarship to Ball State Ann Daugherty County and State Elks L adership Award Iare Vogel Kroger Scholar hip to Purdue Virginia Cramer Scholarship to Marion State Beauty School Susan Lavengood DAR Good Citizen, Second in County Elks Leader- ship Award: Doug Duker Scholarship to Indi- ana University: Mike Bent 'Scholarship to In- diana University: Arthur Deyo Scholarship to Taylor, Second in E1k's Most Valuable Student: Kurt Olson --Placed in National Merit Scholarship: Absent when picture was taken were: Frank Bostic Scholarship to Ball State: David Willard V-Scholarship to North Central College, First in Wabash County Most Valuable Student, Winner ot Blanket, Good Sportsmanship Award: Kenny Miller- Free Throw Award, Most Valuable Player Award in Basketball: Duke Gidley'-Gus Dorais Loyalty Award in Football: Don Yoder H-Low Medalist in Golt: Ronnie Arrick -4AH Scholarship to Purdue. Lr,,.,. ,,...+--W ,,,.-4-M lixti Brijftz

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gr News in, ... f s fe friendliness and Peise The annual crowning of kings cmd queens brightens the school year. Ianice Vrooman was elected Homecoming Queen and Iulie Walter was elected Track Queen. The Sycamore Staff sponsored a Break Away Dance. The girls asked the boys for dates, called for the boys, paid for the tickets, refreshments, etc. This was a different type of dance for W.H.S., but it proved very successful. lanice Vroornan and Ken Miller were elected Break Away king and queen. Highlighting the month of May is our annual May Festival. Dramatics and chorus participate in the program. Also a king and queen are elected. This year's happy couple were Karen Curtis and Howard Middleton. Our rnajorettes are chosen in their freshman year. They keep this honor during their four years of high school. They represent our school at football games and also in school and town parades. Page Six l