Auburn High School - Follies Yearbook (Auburn, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1967 volume:

Sa Se ee SS Se Foe at | ra UR i i mf A drawing from a 1904 Auburn yearbook shows the academy that was used as our first high school. honoring the past The first building used for a high school in Auburn was built in 1858 where the Eckhart Public Library now stands. Twenty years later a new building was: built and served as a high school until it was converted to a junior high in 1920. This building, torn down in 1956 was replaced by the McKenney Junior High School at the same loca- tion. The McIntosh High School building with which we are most familiar was completed and ready for use in 1920. Since 1960, extensive remodeling has brought us language and science labs, a chorus and band room, a shop, and a library. Now Auburn High School ends its 111th year by graduating the Class of 1967. The last Follies honors the memory of AHS while anticipating progress to come. The purpose of the Follies of 1967 has been to record the events of a year of transition: a year of honoring the past and building for the future. eno ee eer ‘decciiaanantanertiaetatinaiaiiatinutmmuiiie toe omnes Known by many students as the “old junior high,” this building was occupied by high school students from 1876-1920. Posing for its last Follies photograph, McIntosh High School observes the departure of the final AHS student body. Construction still underway in this photograph, the new DeKalb e e High School will educate some 1150 students from the former b Id Auburn, Ashley, and Waterloo school districts. e he U l l nN S for the future ahs building | honoring the past .. . building for the future building experiences 10 building knowledge AS building sportsmanship 48 building leadership 76 building personalities 100 honoring seniors 114 honoring sponsors 138 signifies many things last graduating class of auburn high school displays characteristic spirit _sapsssosepamteg aap ane: eh, building experiences jeanne turner miss auburn 1966 10 ” leslie mavis jeanne turner elaine miller carman hagerty becky clement | debbie westland “Stairway to the Stars’’—Homecoming 1966— was held in mid-October during the half of the Auburn- Snider football game. The crowning ceremony took place before the Auburn grandstand, as the band formed a stairway in the b ackground. Elaine Miller was crowned homecoming queen by a bedraggled football player who was, in reality, the senior class president, Kenny Scott. The court included Leslie Mavis and Jeanne Turner, senior attendants; Carman Hagerty, junior attendant; Debbie Westland, sophomore attendant; and Becky Clement, freshman attendant. After the crowning ceremony, the queen and her court took their positions on the float, a master- piece assembled by the senior class under the direction of Joyce Morman and Wayne Wilcoxson. Depicting a giant stairway leading to the stars, the float was pulled once around the field; thus, the last homecoming in the history of AHS was brought to a close, with Elaine and her court taking their places as the last of Auburn High School’s homecoming royalty. ie sad hawk Ins usa ) dogpatch Soe cae Se Rea ao kas 16 rN Te EN RON He) EINE Y LS URUETS CRN i Ronee mess ee - a Srrsamnonemacnee cong BUSES ea ee md pit Pee fennel I IAEA TITRA TEE ETERS RB AM EWS NIRE NS Freer BES k spirit stic hundred y) 1f) ’ last year ls platt’s holler motorcade to garrett devi 18 honor banquet spring comes to ahs F.T.A. auction computer dance french class field trip 19 spring housecleaning tudents 5 = S ds tuo) i= DB = DB a TIERRA VENTA T DRAG Rae AAT ETRE HE ReRTRT IN SEAN YEE TR ERYY RCRD: SeSotS MEN PENT! EE EO CUE OK ms ee Be CT mm oe ae ee we when we think of 1967 bblers i ... the senior dr iture ing on the furn kruger walk mr. � ? “turned on ime kendra was . thet ... the sewers 22 we ll remember... 10n .. detent ide attempts 1C ... the many HC1 su ions on career day demonstrat ing students out of trouble ... chaperones keep .. when we were kids oO N building knowledge vocations build skill engineering an home economics typing industrial arts architectural drafting 26 german english spanish 27 the many tongues of ahs science aims for the future istry chem SAeae Runnin cake lence earth sc physics a algebra I practical math 29 social studies— our world — history - general art drawing and painting 30 Ok french IV exploratory teaching aviation drama 3] a ahs presents— mr. seigel—director julie seavers—student director 32 : = Onions CC ) aN Seniors: Kathy Gerig, Shelley McIntyre, Janet Romine, and Kenny Scott. honoring Juniors: Pat Opper, Betsy Brown, Meg Sockrider, and Steve outstanding Zo students follies honor roll Sophomores: Beth Wertman, Theresa Parker, Marianne Nelson, Sharon Metcalf, Randy Miller, and Carol Sowle. Freshmen: Joyce Koch, Douglas Berg, Deborah Kline, and Dennis Fleming. honoring mr. love —teacher —follies adviser —announcer Mr. Alan Black Mr. Thomas Byanski they lead us toward better tomorrow Mr. Larry Davy Mrs. Dorothy Couey Mr. Arthur Carper Mrs. Kay Finchum Mr. Gary Hillabrand Miss Judith Glasgow Mrs. Barbara Herzer Mr. Gary Kruger Miss Carolyn Stout Miss Norene VanWormer Mr. Robert Voelkel Mrs. Artella Teter Me Marcellei vce they lead us in our quest for knowledge Mr. Jack Wagner Mrs. Bertha Woodcox Miss Mary Catherine Wood Mr. Ronald Weimer Mr. Ronald Zimmerman Mr. Walter Williams administrators work toward Managing the entire school district from Auburn, Ashley, and Water- loo gives Dr. James R. Watson, superintendent of schools, an enor- mous responsibility that he has handled capably. Along with many detailed jobs concerning the new high school, Mr. Roger Hess, the assistant superintendent, was in charge of the school bus routes, thus necessitating him to dismiss school at various times during heavy winter snowfalls. Being the Director of Special Services provides Mr. Charles A. Overmeyer with a variety of jobs. Included in these are making student teacher assignments, co-ordinating elementary education, being involved with the federal titles program, and organizing the special education classes. mutual goal—dekalb high schoo “Good morning, Auburn Red Devils” was the spirited greeting the students received each day as announcements were given by our principal, Mr. Tilson King. Anxiously awaiting the opening of DeKalb High School, the School Board, consisting of William Mertz, Vice-President; Robert Dygert, Secretary; Robert Ball, President; Norman Rohm, Vice-President; and John Graham, Treasurer; have worked and planned for the moment when classes will assemble in the fall of 1967. Towering at the head of the stairs before the afternoon classes take up, Mr. Dalen Showalter, the assistant principal, keeps a keen eye out for any prospective late arrivers to class. honoring valuable helpers Superintendent’s Secretaries: Mrs. Carma-Jean Eckert, Mrs. Joanne Fitch, Mrs. Doris Metcalf, Mrs. Marilyn Gurtner, Mrs. Mona June Bacon. Attendance Officer: Mr. Virgil Hagerty 44 Not often seen by high school students are the five secretaries of the superintendent. These ladies have kept themselves busy helping Dr. Watson take care of present school problems and prepare for the new DeKalb High School. The main job of the attendance officer is to keep track of those students who are absent from school, but Mr. Hagerty often could be found taking stu- dents that got sick during the day to their homes. The responsibility of transporting students that live outside the city limits falls on twelve school bus drivers. Our bus drivers often had to roll through knee-deep snow and mud in order to get students to and from school this past year. Bus Drivers: FRONT ROW: P. Pine, C. Pomeroy, N. Gerig, R. Barnhart, J. Pepple. ROW 2: R. Metcalf, C. Friend, D. Goings, J. Linton, H. Metcalf. Not Shown: L. F. Mettert, Jess J. Snyder. Mrs. Marie Blevins Mr. Harold Link Mr. Dennis Lung Mr. Melvin Surfus Cleaning up after 672 high school students was the responsibility of four school employees. Even though the efforts of these people were not always witnessed by the student body, their presence was seen in the spic and span appearance of our school. Secretaries in the guidance office, the assistant principal’s office, and the principal’s office aided their respective bosses and assisted the students. All sophomores and new students met Mrs. Sunday at different times during the year for routine tuber- culin tests and hearing and eye examinations. The cafeteria in the Harrison School provided nourishing food for empty, growling stomachs during the noon hour. Mrs. Dennis planned weekly menus with a balanced diet and a pleasing taste. High School Secretaries: Mrs. Evelyn Kolbe, Mrs. Sally Dirrim, Miss Cheryl Gulick, Mrs. Jean James. School Nurse: Mrs. Eleanore Sunday Cafeteria Supervisor: Mrs. Minnie Dennis 45 building sportsmanship John Platt Football, Baseball Ned Schlosser Basketball : Assistant, reserve, and freshman coaches who prepared under- i class students for future varsity participation were Gary Hilla- brand, Larry Davy, Mike Lord, Randall Steele, and Keith Leggett (absent). Dalen Showalter Athletic Director Robert Voelkel Cross Country, Track Jack Wagner Golf those who direct ahs sports Auburn High School’s successful ’66-’67 athletic year was due not only as a result of the hearty participation of the students, but also as a result of the guidance, encouragement, and enthusiasm displayed by the coaching staff. As athletic director, Dalen Showalter was kept busy throughout the entire year. He had contacted area schools and scheduled approximately 110 athletic contests. He was in control of the athletic budget and sale of tickets, including tourney tickets, for all events. Mr. Showalter obtained the officials and _ student-faculty workers for home contests. Supervision of home contests and represent- ing the school at away varsity contests, along with providing transportation for the teams and fans to away games were also duties of the busy AHS athletic director. Auburn High School’s varsity sports include foot- ball, cross country, basketball, track, baseball, and golf. harriers have winning season Facing east and lined up on the track in front of the home bleachers, the harriers begin their race at the sound of the gun. Around the track they go and through the gate into Eckhart Park. After running through the park, the boys run a lap around the track, and exit again to the park. Having run through the park for the second time the boys return to the cinders. Quick sprints around the Guiding the cross country team to success through a long, trying season was Coach Robert Voelkel. Calisthenics, training for speed as well as for distance pays off as Senior Phil Myers comes in first in the two-mile run. Au 24 35 Waterloo Lakeland Angola 24 Fremont 22 Garrett 31 Dik 44 20 47 Angola Ft. Wayne Snider Fremont Kendallville Conference Meet Sectional 7th place 14th place O ail 20 ol 56) 24 29 19 bye 16 49 field lead the boys to the finish line, in front of the visitors’ bleachers. As the runners come in, they are given numbers designating their places in the race. Each team then totals its numbers and the low score wins. “We're loyal to you Auburn High” rang out loud and clear at the beginning of each game, and the voices of these AHS cheerleaders could be heard leading the spirited fans. Cindy Dyer Candy Rink Diana Tilghman These loyal varsity cheerleaders injected the spirit needed to pull the Red Devils through both victory and defeat. Spirit was their aim. Reserve cheerleaders, Ann Duncan and Sharon Brace, did a fine job in obtaining this goal. Colleen Brace and Tina Opper led the many chants and cheers to spur the freshman Devils on to victory. 5] Two Auburn Devils show their rugged deter- mination in successfully bringing down a husky Railroader. auburn 26, garrett 19 Auburn led 13 to O in the second period until two plays by Garrett tied things up at 13 to 13. After receiving the kickoff, Auburn was forced to kick. Garrett drove to the Auburn 20 and attempted a field goal but failed. The Devils took over on their own 20-yard-line with 14 seconds remaining in the first half. Suddenly Gary Grogg threw a long pass to Tim Albert who lateraled it to Dave Cramer who put the Devils on the Garrett 30-yard-line. In the remaining two seconds of the first half, Grogg made a perfect pass to Ron Martin who scored for the Red and Black. The kick was no good, and the score was 19 to 13 at the half. The Railroaders scored six points during the first part of the third period. The quarter ended, how- ever, with Kenny Scott recovering a Garrett fumble putting Auburn on the Garrett 44. In the final period Gary Grogg made a 20-yard pass to Tim Albert to take Auburn to Garrett’s 24. Dave Cramer scored the winning touchdown for the determined Red Devils. Rex Engle’s kick was good, making it 26 to 19. Garrett then drove to the Auburn 38, but Terry Hornbacker intercepted a pass to secure the ball and a much-wanted victory for the Auburn Red Devils. Rex Engle refuses to give in to the yell of “Block that kick!” as he gains that valuable extra point for the Red Devils. 52 In one of the more exciting plays of the game, agile Dave Cramer slips past a Railroader with some help from Gary Grogg (16) and a teammate. Varsity Football: FRONT ROW (left to right): D. Swant, R. Martin, L. Myers, G. Grogg, R. Engle, S. Tague, D. Fuller, D. Mitchell, K. Scott, K. Carpenter, M. Van Auken. SECOND ROW: B. Cooper (Mgr.), D. Cramer, J. Fahl, M. Nickols, J. Taylor, T. Fuller, R. Jennings, G. Hefty, T. Woods, R. Barnhart, L. Springer, B. Davidson, K. Koeppe (Mgr.). THIRD ROW: J. Kessler, S. Thomas, C. Smith, G. Norton, D. Kruse, T. Hornbacker, T. Albert, A. Rainier, J. Walker, R. Jennings, L. John, P. Opper, D. Friedel, B. Workman. enthusiasm—key to good season 1966 Varsity Football Record Opponent Huntington Bluffton Angola Nappanee Columbia City Fort Wayne Snider Garrett East Noble A-Score-0 = 3 6—0) 20—6 1421 3—28 7—49 20-19 15-14 53 “Hit em a lick!” yells Coach John Platt, showing unlimited spirit and enthusiasm for his Red Devils. While taking a well-earned rest, tired and weary Kenny Scott (15), Gary Grogg (42), Dave Cramer, and Dan Kruse (77), observe their teammates on the field. 54 pass, run, kick Eleven returning lettermen and an enthusiastic coach led the red-black AHS gridders to a 4—4 seasonal record and third place in the NEIC stand- ings. The gridders’ 1966 season began on the home field against a tough Huntington ‘“‘No-Name”’ team. Auburn felt defeat for Huntington handed them a 28— decision in the opener. The experience gained in the first game proved valuable as the AHS Devils next won over Bluffton and Angola. In the final quarter Auburn bulled over the TD line to defeat the Bluffton Tigers 6—0. Dave Cramer scored with three TD’s and Dave Mitchell followed up with two successful extra points for the Devils’ second victory. Using both their passes and Auburn’s also, the Nappanee Bulldogs outscored the Red Devils by a close score of 21—14. The loss left Auburn with a record of 2—2 for the season. Auburn’s fifth game of the season proved to be too long as the Eagles of Columbia City defeated our gridders 28—3. But the bumps and bruises received in the game gave evidence of the determination of the red-black gridders. Fort Wayne Snider was Auburn’s next foe. The seasoned and undefeated Snider Panthers held Au- lead to victory burn scoreless most of the game, while tallying 42 points. The Panthers returned to the Summit City with a 49—7 victory. The annual Auburn-Garrett grid battle was played on the rival’s soil this year. The game was very exciting as the lead bounced back and forth but came to rest on the mighty shoulders of the AHS gridders as the Railroaders were defeated by a score of 26—19. The Auburn Red Devils returned to home soil to host the East Noble Knights. The Devils started out strong with 12 points in the first quarter while holding East Noble scoreless. However, as the end drew near, Auburn was on the bottom 12—14, and anxious fans saw an exciting finish. East Noble’s defense held Auburn at their 6-yard line, but in the final seconds of the game Dave Mitchell came through with a kick, giving the Devils a 15—14 lead as the final quarter ended. The victory over East Noble was the last win for AHS. The scheduled Decatur game was cancelled due to excessive snow and other conflicts. The last sea- son of Auburn High School ended with a 4—4 over-all record, and a 4—1 record for conference games, placing the red-black gridders third in the NEIC standings. 55 TEAMWORK! Chuck Smith (24) aids Gary Grogg (42) as Gary strives for more valuable yardage. Jon Fahl (55) blocks the way to give Tom Fuller (21) a clear field. Dave Freeburn (58) is close by to help if needed. Coach Gary Hillabrand calmly observes the ability of the reserve players on the field as their hours of practice result in victory. reserve and frosh ability Under the direction of Coach Gary Hillabrand, the re- serves came out victorious in their first seven games. They defeated Angola (2), East Noble (2), Churubusco, Garrett, and Lakeland. But the reserve team also felt defeat as Columbia City handed them a loss in the last game of the season. The experience gained by both the reserve and fresh- men squads will be of value as they travel to the new school in the fall of °67. e) Angola East Noble Churubusco = Garrett Angola East Noble Lakeland Columbia City — OrAIwWrANANROD iS) Intercepted pass! The mobility and alertness of the reserve players (white) hand Garrett a defeat and Auburn another well- earned victory. 56 FROSH: ROW 7: S. Miller, J. Hess, Y. Stonestreet, W. John- 2: D. Berg, E. Hodge, K. Bunch, J. Jones, R. Tutwiler, B. Beers, son, L. MacDowall, D. Guinn, G. Davidson, M. Sproat. ROW R. Diehm. now dedicated to new school Coach Mike Lord bestows valuable words of encourage- ment on a member of the Garrett ; freshman team. Kendallville Columbia City Angola HIKE! With that word, the freshmen pour on the spirit that provided their games with a lot of action. 57 1966-67 Varsity Basketball Record Opponent A—Score—O Columbia City 37—68 Portland ‘ 35=-56 Eastside 4946 Huntertown 35—60 Garrett 48—62 Churubusco 40—54 East Noble 60—61 Angola 45—55 Holiday ‘Tourney Columbia City 45—67 LaPorte 41—49 Decatur 51—67 Concordia 2813 Leo 54—60 South Adams 41—91 Fort Wayne Snider 41—86 Fort Wayne North Side 29-67 Coach Ned Schlosser watches Bluffton 54-277 his Red Devils show the spark Huntington 3 ORE and determination he instilled lian 63.72 in them during the past season. 2 Sectional Tourney Garrett 457-59 outscored but not defeated Varsity Basketball: FRONT ROW: K. Folk (Mgr.), J. Jones, THIRD ROW: B. Davidson, C. Smith, D. Kruse. FOURTH B. Cooper (Mgr.), K. Bunch, K. Koeppe (Mgr.). SECOND ROW: G. Grogg, R. Horsewood. FIFTH ROW: T. Albert. ROW: K. Carpenter, T. Brinkman, D. Swant, G. Stonestreet. Rex Horsewood, a senior member of the Red Devils, keeps that ball out of the reach of his opponent as he waits for just the right moment to pass to another teammate. Senior Gary Grogg runs to his defensive position after aiding the Red and Black cause with two more points. Tim Albert, a senior who racked up many points for the Devils this season, goes in for a beautiful lay-up. 59 losses overshadowed by whole- Tim Albert (left), Glen Stonestreet (middle left), Dan Kruse (middle right), and Chuck Smith (right) set up a stiff defense which proves successful in keeping their opponents from ; scoring. Tom Pettyjohn, a junior member of the Red Devil team, was an asset to the team with his fine scoring ability. Despite plenty of enthusiasm and spirit, Coach Ned Schlosser’s Devils ended the last Auburn High School basketball season with a disappointing 1 and 19 record. In the opening game of the season, the Auburn Devils, with inexperience and first-game jitters, were handed a 68—37 loss by the Columbia City Eagles. Much the same story was encountered in the second game at Portland as the Panthers defeated the Devils 56—35. However, the Red and Black bounced back to secure their first victory over the Blazers at the Eastside gym, 49—46, in an overtime thriller. Exhausted by their previous night’s victory, Auburn lost to Huntertown 60—35. Though the Devils lost to their rivals, the Garrett Railroaders, 62—48, they played one of their best games with Dan Kruse pushing through 19 points. After losing to the Churubusco Eagles 54—40, Auburn surprised everyone by playing a fabulous game against the East Noble Knights, only to lose 61—60 in a double overtime. The Devils traveled to the gym of the Angola Hornets eyeing a victory but came back with a 55—45 loss. In the Holiday Tournament at Columbia City, Auburn lost to the Eagles 67—45 in the afternoon game and were downed 49 —41 by LaPorte in the consolation game. Before hitting the road for four straight games, the Devils bowed Chuck Smith, junior, breaks through the tough defense of the opposing team to score for the Devils. 60 hearted effort Junior Bill Davidson successfully slips past a persistent guard of the opposing team to get in just the right position for scoring. 67—51 to Decatur in spite of 17 points scored by Tim Albert and 13 by Bill Davidson. Concordia downed the Devils 73—28. The Red and Black followed with a_spirited attempt for a victory against Leo but were defeated 60—54. Tim Albert, Chuck Smith, and Dan Kruse all broke into double figures in that game. In the third road game the South Adams Starfires gave the Devils a 91—41 lacing. Due to bad weather the Bluffton game was postponed and the Red Devils waited a week before meeting Fort Wayne Snider, who led all the way to hand Auburn an 86—41 loss. A big North Side team proved to’be too much for the Devils as they racked up an 87—29 victory over Auburn. In the re-scheduled Bluffton game Chuck Smith and Glen Stonestreet led the Devils in a strong effort to overcome the Tigers, but Bluffton came out on top 77—54. A much improved Auburn team played the Huntington Vikings and Albion Trojans coming out on the short end once more 52—38 and 72—63 respectively. The Auburn Devils traveled to Lakeland to end the regular season with a 68—32 defeat. In the Sectional Tournament at East Noble, the Devils gave the Garrett Railroaders a rough time, but Garrett came out ahead 59-—45 ousting Auburn from the tourney and ending the last Auburn Red Devil basketball season. The boys listen closely for last minute instructions from Coach Schlosser before the game begins. Kirk Carpenter (left) and Glenn Stonestreet (right) bring the ball down to the Auburn end of the floor and put it into play. 61 Once he has the ball, as a Decatur player dis- covers, Yancy Stonestreet (43) is hard to stop. Columbia City Portland Eastside Huntertown Garrett Churubusco East Noble Angola Decatur Concordia Leo South Adams Snider North Side Bluffton Huntington Albion-Jefferson Lakeland Tourney at Bishop Dwenger Third place 48 oy! 36 ae 49 50 a9 63 45 43 42 50 42 a2 44 34 54 36 OD 46 PAE, 44 oy 44 42 55 61 60 35 64 38 DS 63 59 41 69 Behind the frown appearing on Coach Lord’s face are words of encourage- ment and advice for the reserve team. varsity participation Although the reserve and freshman teams experi- enced seasons of being outscored, they were not defeated. Outscored teams are defeated only when they give up. Our teams never gave up. The mobility, alertness and total determination of the reserve and freshman teams provided their games with a great deal of competitive action. This type of action will be valuab le as these boys soon enter varsity participation. Reserve: Y. Stonestreet, F. Mavis, R. Diehm, S. Post, T. Pet- tyjohn, J. Kessler, J. McIntyre, P. Mitchell. 62 The tension and excitement of the game is apparent in the expression on Coach Steele’s face as the boys “‘pour it on.” Frosh: ROW 7: G. Davidson, A. Weiler. ROW 2: C. Teixeira, J. Hess, L. Gulick, S. Miller. ROW 3: W. Johnson (Megr.), J. Kingsbury, J. Armstrong, R. James, M. Boswell, D. Berg, B. Beers. eyed by reserve and frosh A O Leo 36 38 Churubusco 28 31 Eastside 42 30 Columbia City 23 37 Garrett 20 4] Garrett 34 Pa East Noble 34 45 Tourney at East Noble Fourth place Angola Zo 40 Bishop Dwenger 36 48 Tourney at Albion Second place Huntertown 35 56 Ashley 34 30 Avilla 35 42 Larry Gulick (32) jumps high into the air as the tip-off marks the beginning of the third quarter. The freshmen played the championship game against East Noble at the Albion Tourney. An East Noble Comet (33) finds the going rough as Gregg Davidson (30) and Jeff Armstrong (40) display their defensive guarding ability. G.A.A.: ROW 17: C. Stebing, E. Ball, C. Leggett (S.C. Rep.), C. Rink (Pres.), Mrs. Herzer (Sponsor), Miss VanWormer (Sponsor), J. Sponhower (V. Pres.), K. Foley (Sec.), B. Proksa (Treas.), C. Woodcock. ROW 2: V. Dirrim, C. Korff, D. Rieke, K. Tutwiler, S. Cole, R. Engle, L. Eyler, M. Foley, B. Smith, D. Wise, B. Carper. ROW 3: S. Krumma, J. Rogers, K. Pul- ver, J. Hefty, C. Fee, E. Shook, H. Weber, G: Ruiner,ys. Erwin, S. Hood, M. Johnson. g.a.a. demons display spirited The Girls’ Athletic Association participated in various sports during the school year. Among the activities enjoyed were basketball, bowling, track, volleyball, swimming, gymnastics, and softball. The G.A.A. Demons sponsored a WOWO record hop early in the year. The proceeds were used to purchase various attendance and skills awards. For each G.A.A. meeting attended, two points were given. Ten points were received for each successfully passed skill test.. The awards were based on the accumulation of these points. Total points and the awards presented were as follows: 50 points, membership card; 150 points, G.A.A. pin and guard; 250 points, G.A.A. emblem for blazer; 350 points, state plaque; and 400 points, G.A.A. blazer. Auburn High School’s G.A.A. was represented at both the Girls’ State Gymnastic Meet and the Girls’ State Track Meet. Kathy Foley performed at the state gymnastic meet at Ball State University, while the Auburn G.A.A. track team attended the state track meet at Ball State University. 64 Along with control of the ball and good bowling form, the skill of keeping score is essential to the game of bowling. Keeping score for her bowling mates is Dorothy Wise. Just in case Barb Carper’s swing misses the ball, Cindy Stebing is there to catch it. participation in various sports Practicing her gymnastic skill, form, and balance on the balance beam is Kathy Foley. As the ball flies over the skilled hahds of Janel Rogers, Kathy Pulver and Cheryl Korff stand ready for action. 65 ae intramurals have active year Tom Quance of the faculty team jumps high to block a shot by Tom Armstrong of the all-star team as Randy Steele stands ready to grab a rebound. The faculty defeated the all-stars 100—66. 66 Intramurals All-Stars: FRONT ROW: (left to right): David Turner, Dale Watson, Tom Armstrong, Rex Engle, Alan Keep, Willis Dobson. SECOND ROW: Gordon Shaw, Wayne Wil- coxson, Don Prichard, Roger Gafken, Larry Leggett, Bill Huth. The intramurals boys were very active in dodge ball. Here the boys struggle to eliminate the other team and secure a victory for themselves. A.H.S.’s mile relay team, composed of Kirk Carpenter, Ken Scott, Phil Myers, and Tim Albert, was very successful this season. They broke the school record for the mile relay and set the new record at 3:37.5. The handoff is a very vital part of the relay race. Our boys’ excellent handoffs sustained the pace they set and led to victory and a new record. new mile relay record set TRACK: FRONT ROW: M. Sproat, Dave Winebrenner, Y. Stonestreet, K. Carpenter, K. Scott, L. Myers, G. Grogg, P. Myers, T. Albert, Ron Jennings. ROW 2: M. Souder, J. Jones, Daryl Winebrenner, S. Eley, J. Kempf, G. Stonestreet, P. Mit- chell, B. Whittington, K. Bunch, J. McIntyre. ROW 3: L. Leg- STs gett (Mer.), T. Altman, D. Rieke, J. Hess, S. Miller, G. Hefty, V. Johnson, S. King, K. Folk, Rick Jennings (Mgr.). ROW 4: D. Couey, S. Cougill, F. Mavis, D. Prichard, R. Miller, R. Davis, L. MacDowall, G. Davidson. 67 A O South Side 12 106 East Noble 19 99 Garrett 38 80 Leo 44 74 Bishop Dwenger 30 88 Angola 68 48 Goshen Relays 9th—12 pts. Lakeland 68 50 Kokomo Relays 6th—12 pts. Columbia City Conference 7th—12 pts. Triangular meet Waterloo BANG 38 : Ashley TENG Ps S32 Columbia City Relays 6th—12 pts. Sectional at North Side Warming up for the pole vault event, Daryl Winebrenner concentrates on his steps and form. Coach Voelkel, after observing the boys and studying the score- book, gives last-minute instructions: before the meet. Pat Mitchell’s determination is apparent as he starts the two- mile run. 68 A last burst of speed puts Ken Scott in first place in the 220- High hurdler Mark Souder displays much-practiced form as he yard dash. strives to defeat his opponent. track to underclassmen Tim Albert seems suspended in air before plunging into the sand during the broadjump event. Larry Myers practices his technique for putting the shot. 69 Besides coaching the boys during the many matches, Mr. Wagner also en- joys playing along. golfers place third in sectional 1967 Varsity Golf Record Opponent East Noble Leo Huntertown Lakeland Angola Bishop Dwenger East Noble Elmhurst Decatur Fort Wayne Snider Dyer Invitational Angola Fort Wayne South Garrett Garrett Garrett Cnf. at Kendallville Fort Wayne Sectional Regional at Logansport A-Score-O 227—206 212—199 225—228 168—171 214—219 210—241 222—221 212—211 217—225 198—200 12th place 219—233 223—220 214—251 219—253 211—251 2nd place 3rd_place 9th place Varsity Golf: V. Sockrider, D. Mitchell, T. Cook, P. Kempf, R. Horsewood. Reserve Golf: W. Fink, D. Groscop. Kenny Scott rounds third base before running home to score a run for the Devils. sport 6—3 record 1967 Varsity Baseball Record Opponent A-Score-O Bluffton 6—5 Garrett 1—3 Coach Platt’s Devils ended their regular baseball New Haven 3—0 season with a record of six wins and three losses. Concordia 3—9 It seemed to be touch and go for the home team as Angola 8—4 they rocked back and forth between victory and Columbia City 0—3 defeat for the first six games. The Red and Black East Noble 5—3 gained much strength, however, and came back to Decatur 8—O win the last three games over East Noble, Decatur, South Adams 2—0 and South Adams and to finish out the schedule. Varsity Baseball: FRONT ROW (left to right): D. Swant, R. Engle, K. Scott, J. Cantwell (Mgr.), R. Martin, G. Grogg, T. Albert. SECOND ROW: J. Knowles, S. Thomas, R. Miller, M. Nickols, F. Walter, T. Pettyjohn, J. Jones, J. Kessler. Dave Swant slides into the bag as he expertly steals third base. Coach Platt stands ready to present the football awards. Due Coach Schlosser congratulates the boys as he makes his way to the consolidation the honored seniors received letters and down the line of basketball participants. chevrons, but the underclassmen received trophies. Later in the school year the underclassmen were presented the DeKalb jackets and letters which they earned. students honored with presentations Among those receiving cross country awards was Phil Myers. Athletic Director Dalen Showalter presents the awards to the varsity cheerleaders. These girls kept the spirit of the fans going strong. The three senior members of the varsity b asketball team awaited the presentation of awards to their fellow teammates. faculty ousts wowo 69—61 Kathy Foley on the balance beam and Daryl Winebrenner on the trampoline provided the pre-game entertainment. $1,075 was collected from the game. ““Sure-Shot”? Voelkel slips in and out of the tough Aces’ defense to secure another basket for his team. Big Bob Pelkington of the Air Aces jumps against “‘Stretch” Showalter of the mighty Red Barons. ‘““Gunner” Lord whizzes past an Air Ace as he goes in for a lay- up and two points for the Red Barons. 73 building small, but mighty Pep Club: FRONT ROW: L. Mavis, J. Beuchel, K. Gerig, J. Morman, L. Daub (Pres.), M. Buttermore (Sec.), L. Moore (V. Pres.), J. Seavers (Treas.). ROW 2: D. Brown, L. Proksa, C. Leggett, S. Beard, B. Zegenfus, K. Foley, C. Daub, P. Hornett. ROW 3: C. Hagerty, D. Brace (S. C. Rep.), D. Kimes, S. Carnahan, L. Couey, T. Parker, R. Blevins, S. DeWitt. ROW 4: K. Pulver, M. Grueter, R. Clement, D. Westland, S. Brandon, J. Davidson, D. Madden, T. Mentzer. ROW 5: R. tee, “ a a ae 4 ss Sa Shanabarger, P. Turner, C. Korff, Julia Baysinger, S. Beard, J. Buttermore, M. Nelson, L. Nopper. ROW 6: S. Beuchel, B. Thomas, A. Sink, C. Stedman, K. Ball, S. Betz, L. Kandel, L. Wolfe. ROW 7: G. Waluk, M. Foley, S. Howe, Joyce Baysinger, D. Deetz, C. Cooper, J. Carnahan, R. Hines. ROW 8: §. Jackman, D. Martin, L. Armstrong, C. Brace, C. Wag- ner, S. Woodcock, D. Provines, C. Wisner. ROW 9: S. Clark, B. Smith, K. Krick, M. Hoff. “Red, Black, Team, Attack!” Freshman, sopho- more, junior, and senior girls led the student body with spirit during the 1966-67 basketball season. Red and black jerseys, red and white gloves, and pom poms added much variety and color to the Pep Club. Having priority over underclassmen, seniors were privileged to display their senior skirts in the front row of the cheering block. Even though Pep Club members went through the season with red hands, sore throats, and crushed spirits, they could still be seen at the final game of Auburn High School with serious faces and tears in their eyes. ‘“a”? men drive for success Letterman’s Club: FRONT ROW: C. Rink, C. Dyer, T. Horn- backer, (S. C. Rep.), T. Albert (V. Pres.), Mr. Voelkel (Adv.), Mr. Platt (Adv.), L. Myers (Pres.), D. Cramer (Sec.-Treas.), S. Hoff, D. Tilghman. ROW 2: T. Cook, D. Mitchell, S. Tague, P. Myers, G. Grogg, R. Horsewood, K. Scott, P. Kempf, R. Jennings, D. Goodwin, V. Sockrider, R. Martin, R. Engle. The letter jacket worn by Larry Myers, president of Letterman’s Club, represents four years of after-school practice and hard- fought games. ROW 3: G. Norton, J. Balzer, T. Altman, D. Winebrenner, P. Mitchell, V. Johnson, D. Swant, D. Kruse, C. Smith, W. Davidson, B. Cooper, K. Folk. ROW 4: J. Walker, A. Rainier, J. Fahl, K. Daniel, W. Workman, B. Hines, L. John, D. Harpster, B. Whittington, K. Koeppe. Letters won in track, football, basketball, base- ball, golf, managing an athletic team, and cheer- leading represent diligent efforts and long hours of practice from athletic enthusiasts of AHS. The Letterman’s Club added an extra boost to the school spirit of AHS. Distributing food at Christ- mas time and collecting money for the March of Dimes were two of their contributions for the needy. Teen-Y: FRONT ROW: J. Baysinger, S. Brandon, M. Grueter, A. Duncan (S. C. Rep.), R. Shanabarger (Treas.), S. Randa (V. Pres.), Miss Gulick (Adv.), J. Buttermore (Pres.), S. Brace (Sec.), P. Beaty (Chap.), T. Parker, K. Pulver, D. Westland. ROW 2: S. Beard, H. Webb, B. Rodecap, R. Clement, C. Stedman, K. Metcalf, P. Turner, K. Lutz, P. Scanlon, L. Arm- strong, S. Beuchel, B. Thomas, D. Stafford, R. Honaker, P. Collins. ROW 3: S. Drerup, B. Treesh, E. Ball, G. Waluk, T. Opper, S. Dewitt, M. Hoff, S. Metcalf, M. Nelson, J. Plebes: FRONT ROW: A. Miller (Sgt. at Arms), C. Kastner (Chap.), P. Mitchell (Sec.), W. Workman (Pres.), Mr. Snider (Adv.), B. Hines (V. Pres.), F. Mavis (Treas.), M:. Nickols, K. Daniel, J. Taylor. ROW 2: J. McIntyre, T. Fuller, R. Kennedy, R. Butler, J. Groscop, T. McQuown, J. Galligher, G. Brand, K. Carpenter, W. Fink, D. Cantwell, M. Erwin. ROW 3: G. 78 Davidson, A. Sink, L. Raub, S. Clark, J. Baysinger, C. Korff, C. Wagner. ROW 4: L. Nopper, J. Bruce, V. Budoso, J. Hagerty, C. Stebing, C. Brace, E. Shook, L. Wagner, C. Bas- sett, V. Reid, D. Madden, T. Mentzer, K. Smith, H. Johnston, C. Cooper, R. Greuter, A. Yockey. ROW 5: J. Hefty, B. Hines, D. Deetz, K. Pettyjohn, G. Frederick, L. Kain, K. Krafft, M. Foley, K. Wilson, K. Hess, S. Brown, D. Herberger, J. Phillips, B. Whittington, D. Provines, K. Krick, L. Kandel. y clubs’ goal— Kingsley, J. Kempf (S. C. Rep.), K. Zellers, D. Berg, B. Dwyer, M. Treesh, J. Kessler, R. Knight, J. Davis, T. Manon, D. Winebrenner, D. Gingrich. ROW 4: R. Tutwiler, J. Kings- bury, M. Boswell, S. Post, J. Jones, R. James, W. Johnson, R. Carbaugh, J. South. Tri-Hi Y: FRONT ROW: L. Daub, J. Morman, J. Fink (S. C. Rep.), M. Tharpe (Chap.), E. Miller (V. Pres.), R. Sunday (Pres.), Mrs. James (Adv.), Beth King (Treas.), M. Henning (Sec.), Barb Steininger (Sgt. at Arms), Bev King, S. Hoff, ROW 2: D. Imus, B. Hary, P. Jeziak, L. Rink, M. Buttermore, Betty Steininger, J. Tucker, B. Wilson, P. Dilley, C. Daub, P. Reuter, C. Wynkoop, R. Blevins, J. Ringler, S. Sherwood. ROW 3: K. Weiler, N. Bair, H. Weber, S. Mc- Intyre, L. Mavis, J. Seavers, P. Hornett, J. Lee, B. McSorley, R. McKean, J. Whitaker, K. Foley, K. Gerig. ROW 4: B. Farrington, L. Campbell, L. Couey, C. Allen, N. Kessler, L. Moore, L. Carper, C. Thimlar, T. Wisner, C. Rink, B. Proksa, K. Blevins, R. Budoso, J. Shanabarger. ROW 5: D. Daniel, V. Lockwood, M. Sockrider, C. Kretz, C. Dyer, D. Brace, P. Andres, C. Cole, C. Fitzgerald, K. Brandon, C. Seifert, B. Brown, L. Palumbo, C. Hagerty, E. Clement, M. Johnson, R. Kessler. maintain clean living Hi-Y: FRONT ROW: R. Martin, G. Grogg (S. C. Rep.), R. Horsewood (V. Pres.), D. Mitchell (Sec.), Mr. Snider (Adv.), Mr. Davy (Adv.), R. Engle (Pres.), L. Myers (Sgt. at Arms), R. Smith (Chap.), J. Hefty (Treas.). ROW 2: L. Reynolds, J. West, E. Walsh, P. Opper, L. John, M. Anthony, D. Goodwin, P. Myers, K. Scott, T. Altman, V. Sockrider, T. Cook. ROW 3: R. Dunn, D. Friedel, T. West, J. Miller, D. Winebrenner, L. Widner, B. Cooper, D. Harpster, K. Koeppe, S. King, D. Kruse, P. Kempf. student government Student Council: FRONT ROW: J. Sheets, M. Sockrider, R. Martin (Pres.), Mr. King (Adv.), R. Horsewood (V. Pres.), J. Fink (Sec.), P. Myers (Treas.). ROW 2: S. Moore, L. Engle, C. Leggett, J. Whitaker, D. Daniel, B. King, S. Hoff, M. Hen- ning, J. Beuchel, G. Brand, G. O’Dell. ROW 3: M. Kline, J. Kempf, S. Brace, J. Hefty, D. Westland, L. Moore, J. Morman, Ron Martin—Student Council President 80 M. Buttermore, B. Steininger, J. Lee. ROW 4: R. Voltz, T. Ful- ler, W. Workman, T. Altman, D. Brace, S. McIntyre, H. Weber, P. Beaty, N. Smith, D. Madden. ROW 5: D. Kruse, S. Tague, R. James, J. Dennis, D. Wilson, G. Grogg, A. Duncan, M. Grueter, C. Johnson, C. Seifert. The sound of AHS students voicing their opinions and offering new ideas could be heard at the Stu- dent Council meetings. The Student Council held its meetings every Tuesday for one hour. Composed of student representatives from the home- rooms and organizations in the high school, the Student Council plans activities and directs school elections. As one of its main activities, the Student Council sponsored a basketball game between AHS faculty and the WOWO Aces of the Air on March 30. This was the Student Council’s largest source of income. Members of the Student Council donated $200 to the American Field Service to further support the Exchange Student Program. This year’s Council continued the Foster Child’s Program which gives financial aid to Tam Yat Ming. Showing patriotism by raising the flag was the duty of the members of the Student Council. Also, each Monday morning a Student Council member led the student body in the Pledge of Allegiance. The Student Council’s accomplishments helped to make Auburn High School’s last year a successful one. es leadershi LLLP Senior boys display their cheerleading ability at the WOWO game. 8] seta oor cote 4 see a + =e Ae —— academic clubs Latin Club: FRONT ROW: S. Post, M. Buttermore, R. Mc- Kean, M. Sockrider (S. C. Rep.), B. McSorley, L. Couey, S. Stafford, M. Friend (Treas.), D. Madden, A. Miller. ROW 2: K. Hess, S. Brown, D. Herberger (Sgt. at Arms), M. Foley, C. Romine, S. Randa, J. Buttermore, R. Shanabarger, S. Beard, K. Foley, J. Ringler, C. Wynkoop. ROW 3: B. Treesh, Following tradition, the Latin Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Voss, held its annual Latin Banquet on Saturday, April 1. A Roman wedding was used as the theme of the banquet. Entertain- ment consisted of a Roman oration, a gladiator fight, and a Roman dance. The German Club was a new addition to the clubs of Auburn High School. Organized under the direction of Miss Norene VanWormer, the members E. Ball, K. Krick, L. Eyler, M. Beuret, R. Engle, M. Nelson, J. Davidson, S. Metcalf, D. Weinert, M. Boswell. ROW 4: J. Hess, S. Seigel, R. Carr, D. Wills, D. Guinn, D. Berg, M. Grueter, A. Duncan, S. Brandon (Sec.), D. Daniel, R. Rose, D. Walter, D. Fleming. consisted of first and second year German students as well as any students who had taken German in previous years. As a form of initiation, the first year students were auctioned to the second year students. The masters then enjoyed the service of their slaves for a day. Having German offered in the new school will arouse interest in a German Club next year. German Club: FRONT ROW: C. Brace, B. King (S. C. Rep.), L. Levy (Sec.), S. McIntyre (V. Pres.), P. Kempf (Pres.), Miss VanWormer (Adyvy.), J. Rogers (Treas.), H. Weber, V. Dirrim, E. Miller. ROW 2: L. Palumbo, K. Emerson, H. Webb, W. Workman, B. Hines, D. Winebrenner, W. Fink, J. Kruse, A. Grubb, M. Hugenell, C. Opper. ROW 3: C. Johnson, S. Clark, C. Bassett, J. Kempf, F. Mavis, J. Buschman, C. Wil- liams, S. Crager, L. Nopper, M. Nelson, S. Metcalf, C. Stebing, T. Parker. ROW 4: M. Harris, K. Carpenter, S. Cramer, R. Carr, B. Beers, J. Fink, C. Freeburn, M. Potts, M. Nickols, K. Pettyjohn. ROW 5: M. Souder, D. Swant, R. Dunn, J. Balzer, R. Davis, M. Treesh, D. Cook, S. Cougill, R. Sawchuk, L. MacDowall, J. Graham, J. Shanabarger. stimulate interest Spanish Club: FRONT ROW: D. Imus, R. Holdeman, W. J. Buttermore, J. Mettert, P. Cornelius, F. Walter, G. Kingsley, Fink, D. Kruse, S. King (Treas.), Miss Stout (Adv.), K. C; Keen, J. Kern. ROW 4: S. Cole, D. Smith, T. Dollier, S. Brandon (Pres.), A. Miller (V. Pres.), R. Gafken, B. Cooper. Beard, J. Davidson, R. Keen, K. Allison, S. Cantwell, V. Miller, ROW 2: T. McQuown, C. Cooke, C. Drew, L. Davis, D. G. Waluk. ROW 5: S. Bundy, J. Armstrong, D. Couey, T Brace, J. South, A. Duncan, J. Gschwend, D. Westland (S. C. Manon, D. Cantwell, D. Jewel, M. Brown, T. Rittenhouse, Rep.), N. Smith, D. Madden. ROW 3: E. Shook, S. Randa, F. O’Hare. Promoting interest in science and encouraging nationwide participants in the 1967 NASA Youth students to undertake a scientific project are the Science Congress. Carol Williams received a first main objectives of the Science Club. Among its prize in the County Science Fair and Mark Souder many activities was a field trip to the Museum of received a $100 H eart Grant. These students Science and Industry in Chicago. should be commended on their fine showing. Students of AHS can be proud of the Science Club The Spanish Club had a very busy second year. members, for they have done an outstanding job Planning a Spanish Banquet to be held on May in bringing recognition to our school. Malinda 5 was the highlight of the year. ““El Viaje a Mexico’, Henning was named a winner in the Indiana meaning a journey to Mexico, was the theme of the State Talent Search and was one of the fifteen banquet. Science Club: FRONT ROW: M. Harris, M. Souder, L. L. Reynolds, J. Buschman. ROW 4: G. Grogg, S. Brandon, Myers (Treas.), P. Myers (Pres.), Mr. Kruger (Adv.), M. D. Daniel, M. Grueter, B. Hines, J. McIntyre, F. O’Hare, Henning (V. Pres.), K. Scott (Sec.), L. Moore (S. C. Rep.), W. Fink, S. Cougill, D. Simanton, J. Baker, D. Hanes. ROW C. Woodcock, J. Kern. ROW 2: P. Opper, D. Friedel, B. 5: D. Swant, J. Hefty, S. McIntyre, J. Jones, S. Mutzfeld, B. Brown, C. Kretz, T. Parker, D. Humm, L. Schendel, R. Mor- Lutz, D. Kruse, D. Goodwin, K. Koeppe, M. Erwin, D. Ging- row, C. Williams. ROW 3: A. Duncan, K. Pulver, L. Palumbo, rich. P. Andres, M. Sockrider, V. Lockwood, T. Altman, R. Hinkle, 83 school life relived through dj Devils’ Journal Major Staff: FRONT ROW: M. Henning (Editor), Mrs. Robinson (Adv.), K. Folk. ROW 2: K. Carpen- ter, S. Erwin, S. Heffley. ROW 3: -N. Kessler, S. Hood, C. Allen. Devils’ Journal Minor Staff: FRONT ROW: L. Mavis, M. Buttermore, L. Moore, P. Jeziak, T. Wisner, Mrs. Robinson (Adv.), D. Rafine, B. Hary, R. Blevins, L. Daub. ROW 2: V. Reid, C. Drew, J. Romine, J. Ringler, J. Baysinger, K. Foley, P. Bailey, C. Creager, J. Tucker, J. Beuchel. ROW 3: J. Shan- Who? Where? When? Why? How? AHS students found the answers to all these questions in the school paper, the Devils’ Journal. The DJ staff, an enthusiastic, hard-working group, did a tremen- dous job in informing students of the current school happenings. The Devils’ Journal was published every two weeks and was distributed on Fridays during the sixth period. The paper had something that would appeal to every AHS student. Among the interest- ing contents were stories concerning faculty, senior spotlights, sports news, and opinion polls. Precious moments at Auburn High School can be relived by reading old copies of the Devils’ Journal. abarger, B. Wertman, B. Zegenfus, C. Williams, E. Henning, S. Brace, M. Grueter, D. Daniel, T. Wiler, B. Proksa, C. Leggett. ROW 4: W. Mertens, D. Meschberger, K. Pulver, D. Westland, J. Lee, M. Anthony, B. King, S. Hoff, K. Zellers, J. Turner, J. Walker. students awarded for achievement National Honor Society: FRONT ROW: M. Henning (S. C. Rep.), J. Seavers (Sec.), S. McIntyre (V. Pres.), Miss Wood (Adv.), Mrs. Finchum (Adv.), P. Myers (Pres.), E. Miller (Treas.). ROW 2: S. Hood, B. Steininger, L. Davis, B. Brown, B. Smith, D. Tilghman, N. Greenawalt, D. Goodwin, J. Leadership, scholarship, service, and character are the qualities necessary for membership in the National Honor Society. Juniors and_ seniors eligible for selection must have maintained a scholarship level, beginning with the freshman year, of no semester grade below a B or a cumula- tive average of 3.15 with no grade below a C. After induction into the society, members must continue to maintain this grade average. During the 66-67 school year ten seniors and eight juniors were inducted into Auburn’s chapter of the National Honor Society. The induction ceremony was presented by eight senior members of the ‘organization. A tradition of the National Honor Society is to have junior members act as ushers at baccalaureate and commencement. Membership in the National Honor Society, one of the highest honors available to high school students, is a challenge to the entire student body. 85 Romine, K. Weiler. ROW 3: K. Scott, M. Sockrider, R. Horsewood, R. Martin, J. Fink, B. King, N. Bair, S. Beard. ROW 4: J. Sheets, R. Mitchener, P. Opper, L. Palumbo, T. Wisner, J. Morman, M. Harris, V. Johnson. As the moment of graduation draws near, Dave Goodwin helps Susan Beard with the National Honor Society’s pendant. It is an honor to graduate wearing this symbol of achievement. Student Projectionists: FRONT ROW: W. Huth, Mrs. Reed (Adv.), J. Kaiser. ROW 2: M. Friend, K. Carpenter, J. Baker. ROW 3: M. Deetz, J. Balzer, S. King, G. Stonestreet. ROW 4; J. Kern, M. Krick, G. Bartels, J. Hood. Student Assistants: FRONT ROW: Barb Steininger, L. Rink, B. Hary, Betty Steininger, R. James, A. Ranney, R. Kessler, D. Madden, J. Rogers, D. Rafine. ROW 2: J. Shanabarger, M. Tharpe, B. King, T. Parker, B. Albright, B. Hildebrandt, L. Boren, K. Carpenter, P. Opper, R. Rosenberry. ROW 3: R. students take active 86 Hm-m-m ... movie ... room 301 ... 6th hour. Projectionists make a daily check of the movies to be shown. Boys give up their study halls to help Mrs. Reed with the audio-visual equipment. Student service consists of hall monitors, science lab assistants, language lab assistants, and gym assistants. A loyal, courteous, honest, and respon- sible service worker should be prompt, obedient, and helpful to others. A record of services is kept and each student who has earned an appropriate number of points is awarded a service pin. High, C. Eley, G. Stonestreet, R. Knight, J. Kessler, A. Miller, S. Tague, D. Friedel, K. Daniel) ROW 4: N. Yoder;yM: Friend, R. Jernigan, R. Tutwiler, T. Krumma, R. Horsewood, D. Mitchell, R. Martin, K. Scott, M. Deetz. interest in serving ahs Student Secretaries: FRONT ROW: L. Mavis, M. Buttermore, L. Moore, P. Jeziak, Mrs. Kolbe (Adv.), Mrs. James (Adv.), Miss Gulick (Adv.), M. Sockrider, V. Lockwood, L. Proksa. ROW 2: J. Whitaker, C. Kretz, B. Brown, D. Imus, S. Dean, Also included in the student service are student secretaries and student librarians. The secretaries can be found working in the main office and going around every period to pick up attendance slips. The student librarians assist Mrs. Reed, the school librarian, by shelving books and other study material, by aiding students, and by maintaining a study atmosphere in the library. 87 P. Dilley, C. Daub, J. Seavers, R. McKean. ROW 3: A. Grubb, M. Wilhelm, P. Beaty, R. Blevins, B. Wilson, L. Palumbo, M. Fox, J. Rogers, T. Wisner. Student Librarians: FRONT ROW: S. Hood, Mrs. Reed (Adv.), L. Carper, K. Weiler. ROW 2: B. Smith, L. Davis, K. Brandon, S. Beard, N. Greenawalt. ROW 3: R. Sunday, S. Moore, B. Zegenfus, J. Turner, D. Goings. ROW 4: J. Morman, M. Wilhelm, C. Leggett, B. Long, C. Drew. time, hard work and co-operation Ron Martin Business Manager ‘PUBLICATIONS Kendra Weiler Associate Editor Kathy Gerig Editor-in-Chief Shelley McIntyre Joyce Morman Photographer Advertising Manager 88 ead to follies of ’67 Larry Myers Jeanne Turner Loraine Davis Nevin Greenawalt Assistant Photographer Associate Advertising Manager Drama and Music Editor Sales Manager os Beth King Janet Romine Barbara Steininger Elaine Miller Class Editors Organization Editors | Janet Fink Lisa Carper Diana Tilghman Sylvia Hood School Life Editors Athletic Editors Brainstorming, study, research, and natural ability were the ingredients used by the yearbook staff to produce the 1967 Follies. Spring and summer insti- tutes began the staffs busy year of presenting Auburn High School’s last year in graphic form. School Life Co-Editor Lisa Carper drew the hour- glasses which carried out the book’s theme. Robert Love Adviser 89 vocational clubs aid : ' : t ‘ snonmannnnnnned d id OV a Y a =... SPER - ff. Future Farmers: FRONT ROW: F. Walter, S. Ford, J. P. Van Leuven, L. Wyne, R. Jones, Darold Brown, T. Aschle- Humbarger, L. Wilks, R. Seiler (Pres.), L. Widner (V. Pres.), man, D. Woebbeking. ROW 4: W. Carnahan, T. Bishop, R. W. Mertens (Treas.), L. Springer (Sec.), J. Norton, L. Norton. Metcalf, G. Norton, C. Smith, V. Steury, J. Derrow, M. Van- ROW 2: Dan Brown, C. Hess, G. Smith, C. Garrod, J. Close, Auken, K. Kern. C. Petre, D. Comment, F. Barnhart. ROW 3: J. Lee, M. Kline, Future Homemakers: FRONT ROW: J. Whitaker (S. C. Rep.), Havens, D. Acker, K. Krick, D. Wise, S. Dean, J. Beuchel. B. Hildebrandt, R. Kessler, K. Sproat, L. Paulen (Pres.), Mrs. ROW 3: N. Kessler, J. Shanabarger, M. Woodcock, K. Morton, Stomm (Adv.), S. Kuechler (Sec.), D. Brown (Treas.), D. C. Allen, B. Zegenfus, C. Woodcock. Goings, S. Myers. ROW 2: Connie Woodcock, M. Acker, R. 90 in deciding future Future Nurses: FRONT ROW: C. Wynkoop, J. Turner, P. Wilks, C. Romine, S. Dean, B. Treesh, P. Beaty. ROW 3: Reuter (Sec.), D. Kimes (Treas.), Barb Smith (Pres.), Mrs. M. Wilhelm, G. Rufner, T. Wiler, C. Yarde, D. Stump, E. Teter (Adv.), J. Beuchel, B. Thomas, S. Beuchel, A. Sink. Schuette, P. Reeder, J. Steffen, S. Betz. ROW 2: E. Ball, S. Myers, S. Drerup, Bev Smith, K. Lutz, M. un ig Future Teachers: FRONT ROW: P. Jeziak, B. Hary, B. Smith 3: C. Williams, C. Creager, J. Fink, M. Harris, L. Daub, R. (Chap.), Barb Steininger (S. C. Rep.), M. Buttermore (Sec.), Blevins, T. Wisner, A. Grubb, K. Weiler. ROW 4: N. Bair, Mrs. Overmeyer (Adv.), Betty Steininger (Pres.), L. Carper L. Schendel, R. Sunday, Bev King, C. Thimlar, L. Rink, S. (V. Pres.), J. Morman (Treas.), K. Gerig. ROW 2: M. Sock- Moore, D. Daniel. ROW 5: C. Seifert, M. Anthony, E. Walsh, rider, L. Palumbo, K. Foley, Beth King, K. Brandon, B. L. Wilks, P. Opper, B. Cooper, B. McSorley, V. Lockwood, Brown, D. Imus, J. Romine, M. Tharpe, J. Shanabarger. ROW M. Wilhelm, M. Johnson. 91 dramatical, vocal, musical talents 92 Joyce Morman works diligently on the props for the play. Auburn and Waterloo Choruses combine voices in their joint concert. The band creates a pleasant atmosphere during an assembly pro- gram in the gym. ooo ee FRONT ROW: E. Miller, Barb Steininger, K. Weiler, A. Dun- can, L. Carper, S. McIntyre (S.C. Rep.), J. Seavers (V. Pres.), J. Fink (Pres.), Mr. Seigel (Adv.), R. Sunday (Sec.), L. Mavis (Treas.), Bev King, J. Turner, Beth King, S. Hoff, J. Morman, L. Daub. ROW 2: S. Wertman, C. Brace, P. Hornett, C. Kretz, D. Westland, S. Brandon, D. Daniel, M. Grueter, J. Butter- more, S. Brace, C. Korff, B. Wertman, J. Baysinger, D. Brace, B. Smith, C. Fitzgerald, C. Seifert, K. Brandon, T. Parker, P. Reuter, K. Metcalf, R. Blevins, M. Frederickson, C. Wynkoop. ROW 3: J. Lee, L. Palumbo, D. Imus, C. Daub, J. Davidson, M. Nelson, S. Randa, S . Metcalf, R. McKean, B. McSorley, “Speeches, speeches everywhere and all to be en- joyed.”” Active participation of the Speech Club was limited this year to a few special activities. In November, for the Thanksgiving Assembly, the Speech Club presented a skit which represented Thanksgiving activities from the past to present day. December 14, 1966, the club enjoyed the presenta- tion of Taming of the Shrew at the Civic Theater in Fort Wayne. Springtime found, under the direction of Mr. Robert Seigel, the Speech Club engaged in the production of the all-school play, Onzons in the Stew. The Speech Club officers and adviser plan for future Speech Club meetings. C. Cole, J. Tucker, B. Wilson, P. Dilley, B. Brown, L. Rink, Betty Steininger, M. Buttermore, P. Jeziak, B. Hary, D. Tuttle, R. Rose, S. Jackman. ROW 4: A. Miller, K. Pulver, V. Lock- wood, N. Smith, C. Sowle, T. Mentzer, T. Wiler, C. Tutwiler, L. Moore, M. Wilhelm, M. Henning, D. Goodwin, B. Hines, T. Albert, D. Mitchell, R. Horsewood, R. Martin, L. Myers, G. Grogg, C. Woodcock, J. Kaiser. ROW 5: L. Raub, C. Dyer, A. Husselman, P. Andres, M. Sockrider, D. Friedel, M. An- thony, E. Walsh, J. Hefty, P. Kempf, D. Harpster, D. Ging- rich, M. Brown, R. Duros, D. Jewel, K. Koeppe, B. Cooper, S. King, D. Kruse, S. Smith, V. Reid. FRONT ROW: M. Johnson, A. Grubb, N. Greenawalt, C. Seifert (S. C. Rep.), D. Tilghman (Pres.), S. Tague (V. Pres.), K. Gerig, M. Buttermore (Treas.), M. Nelson, L. Proksa. ROW 2: M. Wilks, M. Foley, D. Wise, P. Scanlon, M. Woodcock, J. Buttermore, K. Lutz, B. McSorley, S. Moore, R. Shanabarger. ROW 3: T. West, C. Johnson, M. Beuret, G. Waluk, E. Schuette, S. Randa, G. Howe, A. Pfister, L. MacDowell, L. Baughman. ROW 4: L. Bowman, K. Smith, B. Whittington, K. Foley, S. Sherwood, C. Korff (Sec.), D. Cook, J. West, M. Brown, D. Jewel, S. Ward, S. Thomas. music blends in chords—rhythm As the school year began fresh and new, so did the Chorus. The Chorus found the return of a former director, Mrs. Marcelle Voss. Their first performance was during the November 23 ‘Thanksgiving Assembly at which they sang, “Let There Be Light,” “‘Battle Hymn of the Repub- lic,’ and “‘Born to be Free.”’ The old familiar songs of Christmas were sung by the Chorus at the Christmas Assembly in the gym. The same songs were presented for radio on WOWO. As the end of school neared, the Auburn and Water- loo Choruses presented a joint concert on April 20 and 21. The first concert was held in Waterloo and the second concert in Auburn. Mrs. Marcelle Voss directs the chorus. 94 C. Williams, L. Davis, M. Grueter, K. Pulver, M. Harris, P. Beaty, J. Bruce, H. Webb, R. Blevins. Mr. Richard J. Norris directs the band at the Cabaret Concert. 95 The high-stepping Red Devil Band performs in front of the judge’s stand during the Saturday parade at the fair. “Presenting the Auburn High School Marching Red Devil Band of 1966” were the words often heard at the football games when the band presented its half-time shows. During the football season, the Red Devil Band also participated in the DeKalb County Fall Fair. The band won first place over its old rival, Napoleon, Ohio, in the Saturday parade. On November 15, the band had its annual Cabaret Concert at which some familiar songs were played. In the second semester of school, the Auburn, Ash- ley, and Waterloo bands joined forces to give a concert on February 3. On April 15, the band re- ceived a superior rating at the NISBOVA State Music Contest at New Haven. FRONT ROW: M. Brown ( V. Pres.), M. Souder, R. Davis, C. Lyon, J. Hagerty, R. Metcalf, D. Jewel, R. Diehm, W. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Knowles, S. Cole, D. Hoover, D. Humm, D. Wilson, J. Mettert, J. Haiflich, T. Richmond, G. Kings- ahs honors 11 FRONT ROW: S. Kuech- ler, Betty = Steininger (Uireass) 8 S.meMetcalfamve Salyer, J. Barnhart, C. Cooke. ROW 2: L. Raub, C. Stebing, P. Reeder, J. Sponhower, E. Hodge, A. Rainier. ROW 3: J. Par- ish, V. Bud oso, J. Hefty, H. Webb, J. Ringler, M. Baughman, D. Winebren- ner. 96 ley, R. Smith. ROW 3: D. Goings, N. Yoder, S. Brown, L. Baughman, R. Carr, S. Seigel, D. Freeburn, T. James, J. Yoder, C. Keen. ROW 4: P. Myers (Pres.), L. Reynolds, C. Freeburn, B. Hines, R. Kennedy, B. Brown, G. Brand. 3 band members FRONT ROW: B. Hary, C. Kretz, L. Davis, M. Sockrider, V. Lockwood, K. Bueker, K. Metcalf. ROW 2: W. Sullivan, A. Grubb, C. Fee, K. Hess, K. Emerson, R. Keen, L. Rodecap. ROW 3: Bev Smith, P. Beaty, Barb Smith, M. Harris, R. Ble- vins, E. Ball, C. Bassett. FRONT ROW: K. Weiler, N. Bair, M. Grueter, C. Williams, V. Dirrim, B. Kruse, J. Sowles, M. Kuechler, C. Sowle. ROW 2: C. Woodcock, B. Treesh, R. Morrow, E. Schuette, S. Smith, D. Smith, J. Lee, B. Farrington, G. Howe, C. Tutwiler. ROW 3: C. Dyer, C. Wynkoop, J. Bruce, T. Wiler, R. Greuter, K. Pulver, D. Provines, K. Krafft, L. Wagner, D. Walter. ROW 4: Barb Steininger (Sec.), R. Rose, S. Cougill, M. Wilhelm, S. Drerup, C. Rink, D. Tuttle. angen ee building personalities Diana Acker Beverly Akerman Kenneth Akey Kristine Allison Jeffrey Armstrong Linda Armstrong The freshman year brought anticipation for the coming year as “greenies” ... meeting new people getting acquainted with AHS ... where is Ellen Ball Room 306? ... initiation at the fair ... the first Meee et class meeting ... choosing class officers . .. joining new clubs and organizations ... Sadie Hawkins Dance ... electing Becky Clement as Homecoming Attendant ... games and record hops ... big snowstorms with extra holidays ... the Computer Dance ... spring fever ... and, before it seemed possible, the first year was over. Connie Bassett Dianna Baughman Melanie Baughman Debra Bauman Joyce Baysinger Phyllis Baysinger Candy Bellamy Bruce Beers Douglas Berg Maryann Beuret Thomas Bishop Ruby Bloomer Malcolm Boswell Colleen Brace Garry Brand Susan Brown Terry Brown Jill Bruce Thomas Bryant Violet Budoso Keith Bunch Richard Butler Daniel Cantwell Susan Cantwell Robert Carbaugh Jo Ellen Carnahan Warren Carnahan Debbie Carper Neil Cassada Sheryl Clark Rebecca Clement John Close Steven Close Sandra Cole Nadine Collingsworth David Comment Martha Comment Mark Cook Carole Cooke Candace Cooper Patrick Cornelius Donald Couey Sherrill Crager Vickie Critten Gregg Davidson Marilyn Decker Deborah Deetz Jerry Dennis Joseph Deskins Helen DeWitt Ronald Diehm Mable Dobson Sharon Dopel Suzanne Drerup Barry Dwyer Deborah Eastman Bonnie Egly Clarence Eley Kaye Emerson Rita Engle Leslie Eyler Christine Fee John Fink Mark Fitch Dennis Fleming Mary Foley Gail Frederick Charles Garrod Carol Gilbert James Graham a part of ahs Eugenia Graves Ronald Greenfield John Groscop Daniel Guinn Larry Gulick Judith Hagerty Leland Harding Mark Hardenbrook 101 — a The freshman year 1s the first step in the four-year climb. Officers this year were Ronald Diehm, president; Rebecca Clement, treasurer; Geoffrey Kingsbury, vice-president; and Christina Opper, sec- retary. Philip Harper Joyce Hefty Elizabeth Henning Debbie Herberger Jeffrey Hess Kathleen Hess Richard High Rebecca Hines Eric Hodge Margaret Hoff Darl Hogan Danny Hoover Judy Howe Shirley Howe Marilyn Hugenell Dennis Humm Sandra Jackman Rickey James Roger Jernigan Cathie Johnson Walter Johnson Hettie Johnston Jack Jones Linda Kain Linda Kandel John Keen Rebecca Keen Rodney Kennedy Danny Kester Geoffrey Kingsbury Deborah Kline Joyce Koch Karen Krick Thomas Krumma Marcia Kuechler Josefina Luna Charles Lyon Leslie MacDowall Ted Maloley Deborah Martin Kathy Mayse Ruby McPherson Scott Miller Valerie Miller Vicky Mountz Norman Myers Elizabeth O’ Dell Grover O’Dell Christina Opper Jenny Parish Charles Petre Karen Pettyjohn Jo Phillips Steven Post Dianne Provines Anthony Ranney Lori Raub Pamela Reeder Ted Richmond David Rieke Diann Rieke Lizbeth Rodecap Cheryl Romine Roger Rowe Dennis Schwartz Jimmy Scott Steven Seigel Emily Shook Beverly Smith Dianne Smith John Smith Kathy Smith Sheryl Smith Jeffery South Michael Sproat Cynthia Stebing Marie Steury Biology students are faced with problems both in, Yancy Stonestreet maicdounol class: e and activities Wennette Sullivan Clayton Teixeira Max Treesh Jeffrey Turner Debra Tuttle Ronald Tutwiler Bert Vandercar Cindy Wagner Gail Waluk Terry Wattier Helen Webb Albert Weiler Dean Weinert Susan Wertman Brenda Whittington Mary Wilks Douglas Wills Dale Wilson Karen Wilson Dorothy Wise Christy Wisner Cindy Woebbeking Lorna Wolfe Connie Woodcock Jack Woodring Amy Yockey 103 Thomas Aschleman Jerald Baker Kristine Ball James Balzer “ Jeanne Banet 7 Judith Banet Fred Barnhart Christine Bassett Larry Bauman Julia Baysinger Sandra Beard : Pamela Beaty Sue Betz Sandra Beuchel Keith Blevins Sharon Brace Susan Brandon Karen Bueker Stephen Bundy Jeffrey Buschman Bradley Buttermore Janet Buttermore Kirk Carpenter Barbara Carper Richard Carr Barbara Clark Peggy Collingsworth Pennie Collins Dean Cook Steven Cougill Lonnie Cox Steven Cramer Rebecca Creager Calvin Culbertson Karlin Daniel Our year as “‘silly sophomores’, no longer “‘greenies’’, brought anxieties for the coming year ... football games ... selecting Debbie Westland as our representative for Homecoming ... Sadie Hawkins Dance ... Pep Club practices and basketball games ... Christmas parties ... hoarse throats after yelling at the sectional ... getting our driver’s licenses ... Easter vacation ... meeting people from Ashley and Waterloo at the Computer Dance the Canteen ... tests ... and finally May 29, and the joy of being upperclassmen was ours. Like many other AHS students, Jon Fahl and Max Treesh played the various games at the fair. 104 Harold Davidson Jane Davidson James Davis Richard Davis Sandra DeWitt Valerie Dirrim Girlie Dobson Teresa Dollier Ann Duncan Marva Egly Carol Ellison Michael Erwin Led by Bill Workman, vice-president; Beth Wertman, treasurer; Marianne Grueter, secretary; and Jim Mc- Intyre, president; the Class of ’69 is going places. services to ahs Jon Fahl Rebecca Fetzer William Fink Steven Ford Cecil Freeburn David Freeburn Th omas Fuller David Galligher Jeffrey Galligher Jerry Geisinger ‘David Gingrich Thomas Graves Roxanne Greuter Donald Grogg Marianne Grueter Jan Gschwend Linda Gunn John Haiflich David Hanes Gary Hefty Carl Hess Walter Hildebrandt Beecher Hines Robert Hinkle Robert Holdeman Darlene Humbarger Anne Husselman Judy Jack Donna Jackson Rodrick Jennings Craig Kastner Charles Keen Jan Kempf Garold Kessler Jerry Kessler Robert Kinder Grant Kingsley Chery] Korff Karen Krafft Michael Krick John Kruse Deborah Liddell Kathleen Lutz Lynn MaclIntire Diana Madden Terry Manon Joseph Mason Fred Mavis James McIntyre Thomas McQuown Roger Means Taya Mentzer Karen Metcalf Sharon Metcalf James Mettert Arthur Miller Linda Miller Randall Miller Sandra Miller Val Miller Patrick Mitchell Judy Mountz Pamela Myers Marianne Nelson Michael Nickols Linda Nopper Jerry Norton Larry Norton Frank O’ Hare Katherine Ort Theresa Parker Allen Patee Albert Pfister Martin Potts Don Prichard The sophomore boys enjoy riding in and on Skip Zellers’ ““compact”’ car. 106 Kathy Pulver Susan Randa Viki Reid Christina Richardson Janel Rogers Rhoda Rose Victoria Salyer Ronald Sawchuk Patricia Scanlon Joyce Scheurich Leonard Scheurich Susan Scott Rita Shanabarger Alaina Sharp Michael Strasser Jody Streets Dana Surfus Jon Taylor Bethany Thomas Barbara Treesh Max Treesh Patti Turner Mack Van Auken Linda Wagner Frank Walter Gail Waterson Dean Watson Beth Wertman Debra Westland Daryl Winebrenner Dennis Woebbeking Richard Woods William Workman Jerry Yoder Kenneth Zellers ri Charles Shireman Audra Sink David Smith Gordon Smith Nancy Smith Roger Smith Carol Sowle Judy Sowles Jane Sponhower Steven Sponhower Darlene Stafford Christine Stedman 107 Tom Fuller’s job as hall monitor is often lonely and un- glamorous. Jerry Akey Stanley Akey Terry Altman Pamela Andres Michael Anthony Rebecca Berg Daniel Bishop Roberta Blevins John Blosser Diane Brace Kathleen Brandon Thomas Brinkman Betsy Brown Michael Brown Rosemary Budoso 108 Deanna Bundy John Cantwell Shirley Carnahan Virginia Carper Alvin Casselman Emily Clement Cathy Cole Shirley Combs Thomas Cool Barney Cooper Linda Couey Gregory Crager Linda Crager Debra Daniel Carol Daub Robert Davidson William Davidson John Dennis Thomas DePew Vincent Drerup Richard Dunn The junior year was our busiest year yet, bringing homework, activities, and fun ... working at the fair booth selling tickets for the color television ... football games ... victory over Garrett! choosing Carman Hagerty as Homecoming Atten- dant ... the Christmas Formal ... running the concession stand at basketball games ... Pam and Dave trying married life on the stage making plans for the last AHS Prom ... Blackout ... and looking forward to the next year as the first seniors of DeKalb High School. Robert Duros Cindy Dyer Michael Easterday Richard Eldridge Susan Farmer Carol Fitzgerald Kathleen Foley Kenneth Folk Mary Frederickson David Friedel Michael Friend David Fuller Roger Gafken Mike Geeting Elaine Gresham Larry Grogg Carman Hagerty David Harpster Michael Harris Michael Harter Richard Harter for last ahs prom John Hood Patricia Hornett William Huth Layton John Donna Imus Thomas James David Jewel Vere Johnson Jimmy Kaiser Alan Keep Among the first graduates of DeKalb High School will be fey Kern junior class officers Mike Anthony, vice-president; Carman Hagerty, secretary; Pat Opper, treasurer; and Dave Jewel, president, who examine the unfinished gym. Dianne Kimes Steven King Michael Kline Jesse Knowles Steven Koch Kurtis Koeppe | 109 Cynthia Kretz Sandra Krumma Bobbie Kruse Daniel Kruse Sharon Kuechler Joy Lee Vickie Lockwood Rita McKean Brenda McSorley Rex Metcalf John Mettert John Miller Ronald Miller Russel Mitchener Rita Morrow Gary Mountz Many homeroom periods were spent planning for the prom. ‘thanks for Scott Mutzfeld Pamela Reuter Patrick Opper Nancy Ort Constance Osbun Patricia Osbun Linda Palumbo Thomas Pettyjohn Jeffrey Pomeroy Betty Proksa James Reid Larry Reynolds Jennifer Ringler Candace Rink Tom Rittenhouse Susan Roberts Helen Saucedo Loretta Schendel Elizabeth Schuette Chery] Seifert Cindy Sharp Jack Sheets Joyce Shellenbarger Sharon Sherwood Janis Shutt 110 t David Simanto Charles Smith Robert Smith Joseph Souder Mark Souder Larry Springer Kathy Sproat Steven Stafford Jonnell Steffen Dianna Stump David Swant Barry Taylor Howard Thom memories” Bradley Whittington Larry Widner Carol Williams David Winebrenner Leslie Wolfe Christine Woodcock Virginia Woods Carol Wynkoop n Margaret Sockrider Glen Stonestreet as WI Stephen Thomas Terry Thomas David Turner Kathleen Tutwiler Paul Van Leuven Robert Voltz Edward Walsh David Walter Stanley Ward Deborah Wattier Juniors enjoyed themselves while selling tickets for the color T.V. at the fair booth. igs honoring seniors knowledge comes. . . Our long awaited senior year had finally arrived. Senior Hall was ours! It seemed unbelievable that we were finally the oldest class in the building. We looked forward to our busiest year of high school. Among other activities, our senior year brought the fair ... electing Jeanne as Miss Auburn Janet as DAR Good Citizen ... senior cords the Garrett football victory ... Elaine, Jeanne, and Leslie as Homecoming Attendants ... filling out college applications ... ordering announcements ... Christmas vacation ... “‘Festival of Lights”. . . big snows ... sledding parties ... Pete breaking his nose ... name cards ... class pins ... being measured for caps and gowns ... setting car-pack- ing records ... spring—rushing in and out : final exams ... Awards Night ... Baccalaureate j : and—all too soon—Commencement. As we — graduated, each senior had his own plans and Marshavcker Timothy Albert hopes for the future, but we shall never forget our memories of the past four years as the last graduat- ing class of AHS—the Class of 1967. Barbara Albright Cathy Allen Thomas Armstrong Pamela Bailey Norma Bair Steven Baker Gerald Bartels Leonard Baughman 114 Linda Boren Danny Bowling Larry Bowman .. . but wisdom lingers Leading the seniors out with a “roar” are class officers Robin Sunday, treasurer; Elaine Miller, secretary; Kenny Scott, president; and Dave Mitchell, vice-president. Darold Brown Donna Brown 115 Karen Blevins aes Daniel Brown Robert Brown Margaret Buttermore Ronald Camp Linda Campbell Kathryn Carpenter Keith Carper Lisa Carper Thomas Chenoweth ctivities, classes, homework .. . Even though Homecoming was not all work, the float com- mittee seems to be quite busy as they decorate for “‘Stairway to the Stars.” Thomas Cook Richard Cooke 116 David Cramer Chery! Creager Seniors Keith Carper, Barry Lutz, and Mike Sprague check over flight plans before going on a cross-country flight. Linda Daub Loraine Davis Shellie Dean Max Deetz James Derrow Phyllis Dilley Willis Dobson Cynthia Drew 117 senior spirit reigns The senior boys showed their spirit at basketball games . . . Sheryl Erwin Betty Farrington Janet Fink Margaret Fox Kathleen Gerig Donna Goings 118 David Goodwin Kevin Grandstaff Ivan Graves Nevin Greenawalt Gary Grogg Ann Grubb Elizabeth Hary Ruth Havens at games and pep sessions Shelia Heffley James Hefty ... and led the class to undefeated victory in the battle cry at every pep session. 119 Malinda Henning Danny High Barbara Hildebrandt Suzanne Hoff Susan Hollis Sylvia Hood Terry Hornbacker Arlen Horsewood enior cords show Glenna Howe Jerry Humbarger Senior Hall was the scene of the action as the senior boys agilely display their dexterity ... 120 tradition and originality Gees Ronald Jennings Bonita Jernigan ... and co-ordination? Patricia Jeziak Mary Johnson Ronald Jones Peter Kempf sgcgancten Ss Kerry Kern Nancy Kessler Roberta Kessler Beverly King ® 12] Ity bil seniors accept responsl ing at school hours work s Drug Store. isa Engle spends many valuable after Romeiser L Rebecca Knauer Elizabeth King Catherine Leggett Larry Leggett Joseph Lee Roger Knauer Barrett Lutz Ronald Martin Barbara Long Lisle Levy 122 Leslie Mavis Shelley McIntyre Linda McNamara William Mertens Dennis Meschberger Elaine Miller through part-time jobs Dale Watson and Jerry Humbarger are caught during a free moment in their work at Westwood. ONS REN acc David Mitchell Lynette Moore 123 Sandra Moore Joyce Morman Karen Morton Larry Myers Phillip Myers Sandra Myers Grant Norton Linda Paulen eniors anticipate Planning for your future, Rex? Terence Pinnington Michael Powell 124 the future Laura Proksa Debra Rafine Vic Sockrider appears pleased at the thought of approaching graduation. Andrew Rainier Patrick Refner Carolyn Richardson Linda Rink Janet Romine Ruth Rosenberry Kenneth Scott Julia Seavers 125 AT a a RO aS a Senior girls congregate in the halls to admire each other’s cords. sesssssse ois Roland Seiler Joyce Shanabarger Gordon Shaw William Shook Barbara Smith Ronnie Smith Bees Victor Sockrider Wayne Sponhower Michael Sprague Barbara Steininger . 126 Betty Steininger Vernon Steury Robin Sunday Stanley Tague Marian Tharpe Christine Thimlar Carole Thomas Diana Tilghman free moments toget James Tucker Jane Tucker Always clowning around, the senior boys brought mischief to the halls of AHS. = 127 Jeanne Turner Christine Tutwiler Yvonne Van Leuven James Walker Dale Watson Hannelore Weber Kendra Weiler Jerry West ahs leaves the class of ’67 Terry West Juamaine Whitaker Marian Tharpe and Pat Jeziak utilize the facilities of the public library. 128 many moments to remember Wayne Wilcoxson Tina Wiler Chris Tutwiler and Ron Martin pause to get some books before going to class. Marilyn Wilhelm Larry Wilks Betty Wilson Teresa Wisner Marjorie Woodcock Joyce Woods Trent Woods Joseph Workman 129 Larry Wyne Carole Yarde 130 Norman Yoder Elizabeth Zegenfus i ? } . r : The class of ’67 goes out with a BANG! ermany sends us Hannelore models the native costume which is worn in her town for festivals and special oc- casions. During her stay in the United States, Hannelore Weber, our A.F.S. Student, adopted Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Rogers and Janel Nee hannelore As one of the members of the Class of ’67, Hannelore takes her turn to be measured for her cap and gown. During the year, Hannelore was asked to present programs to many organizations around Auburn. She On January 24, the American Field Serv- ice gave a reception at the Presbyterian Church in Hannelore’s honor. showed slides and gave information about her home. A ride on the merry-go-round—a typical fall fair occurrence! One of the highlights of our senior year was having Hannelore in our midst. She will never be forgotten by the Class of ’67. 131 Mental Health Award ... Malinda Henning Business and Professional Women’s Award ... Arian Award for Band . .. Phil Myers Julie Seavers 132 Top Seniors Scholastically ... Ken Scott, Janet Romine, Shelley McIntyre, and Kathy Gerig. Future Teachers of America Scholarships ... Janet Romine and Beth Hary. Red Cross Award ... Robin Sunday awards program Citizens of the Year .. . Ken Scott and Elaine Miller Speech Award ... Pam Andres Willennar Scholarships ... Marilyn Wilhelm and Barbara Smith 133 Memories k Scnilor WEE ir im Class president Ken Scott receives final instructions from Mr. Williams, senior class sponsor. 135 baccalaureate Reverend Schuette, Reverend Heimach, and Reverend Wirey were selected by the senior class to speak for Baccalaureate services. seniors face the future 136 just as a tree cannot live without its bark—so, too, our yearbook would not be possible without its sponsors 138 time for gold Star sponsors A W Root Beer Stand Allison Corporation Anonymous Auburn Automotive Supply Auburn Burner Company Auburn Chamber of Commerce Auburn City Hardware Auburn Dairy Distributors Auburn Federal Savings Auburn Foundry Auburn Locker Service Auburn Lumber Co. Inc. Auburn Motor Sales Auburn New Used Furniture Auburn Pep Club Auburn Recreation Center Auburn State Bank Auburn T.V. Appliance Ball Brass Aluminum Burger’s I.G.A. Philip Butler Carbaugh Jewelers Mr. Mrs. Chalmer Carper City National Bank honoring sponsors Class of 1967 Cooper Industrial Products County Line Cheese Dailey Motor Sales Dana Corporation Davis Studio DeKalb County Farm Bureau Co-op Dennis Greenhouse Dilgard Cline Feagler’s Decorating Service Mr. Mrs. Richard Fink Foley’s Pattern Co. Inc. Frazer Farm Equipment General Tire Company Gengnagel Fuel Skelgas Gerig Furniture Store Mr. Mrs. Oren Grandstaff Haynes Potter Motor Sales Raymond Hefty Insurance John Hines, M.D. Hoham’s Men’s Wear Johnson Oil Company Kruse Real Estate Auctioneers KID Miele) IBRD I ey Little Brown House Messenger Corporation Northern Indiana Fuel Light Co. Inc. People’s Savings Loan Assn. Lewis W. Poore Jeweler Ed Proksa Mobil Products Rieke Corporation Rohm Chevrolet-Buick Inc. Romeiser Drugs W. K. Schaab Company Schaab’s Department Store Smith Moore Mobil Service Smith’s Gifts Mrs. Artella Teter Thomas Painters Town Country of Auburn Warner Motive Webb Printing Company Wildermuth Drug Store silver Star sponsors Allen’s Drive-in Allen Electric Company Andres Insurance Auburn Junk Paper Co. Orval Bair Baker Altman Construction Boston Store Bowerman’s Market Chenoweth Beauty Station Cougill’s Greenhouse DeKalb County Credit Bureau Inc. D. E. Derrow, D.D.S. Fear Duncans Dass: Eckert’s Jewelry Fetzer’s Bakery Franklin Finance Funk’s Barber Shop Garns Company Mr. Mrs. Norman Gerig Glass Barber Shop Grogg’s Standard Station Mr. Mrs. Eugene Grubb Dr. M. R. Grueter Dr. William F. Henning Howard’s Transmission Service Howe’s 66 Service H. W. Electric Company Mr. Mrs. William Husselman H. J. Keuneke Insurance Tony Lemish’s Store Lions Club Log Cabin Market Miller’s Heating Plumbing Nancy’s Beauty Salon Nebelung Shoe Store Inc. J.J. Newberry Co. Oberlin Sales Mr. Mrs. Jerry Oren 140 Mr. Mrs. Chas. Overmeyer Pemco Adhesives J. CG. Penney Co. Inc. Reuter’s Restaurant Dr. Mrs. J. A. Sanders Schenher Cook Cleaners Seven-up Bottling Co. Shaw Real Estate Shook’s Star-lite Motel Corp. Supreme Transit Mix Winslow Grant Van Horne Walter’s 113 Restaurant West Bros. Insurance White’s Westwood Widner Insurance Agency Max Wills, M.D. Auburn Diner Auburn Shell Service Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Bastian Plating Company Beauty Station Blue’s Body Shop Brinkman Office Supply Brown Accounting City Market Corner Salon Cox Cabinet Company Dairy Freeze DeKalb Oil Company Farm Bureau Insurance Don Grover Faylor Raa tox, LDS. Gambles MheGrill 135. Grimm Hank Upholstery Shop Hotel Barber Shop Husselman Monument Company Joe’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Peter Kempf Kiddie Shop V. C. Klink Insurance Link’s South End Grill Local Loan Marty’s Salon Mid-City Typewriter Co. Inc. Mr. Mrs. Dallas Myers National 5 10 | | AUBURN CONCRETE prop. 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PEMCO Adhesives} PLASTIWALL, INC. | RIEKE METAL PRODUCTS CORP WARNER- MOTIVE DIV, eons Sea, RUBURW catty, JAYCEES senior directory Marsha Acker: AHS 1,2,3,4. Timothy Albert: AHS 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4, vice- president 4; Speech Club 4. Barbara Albright: AHS 3,4. Cathy Allen: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nalystatt 45) Pep Clubs 1i2;) PHAy 2 3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Thomas Armstrong: AHS 3,4; Golf 4; Football 3; Fire Warden 3,4. Pamela Bailey: AHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 23 -leen-Yo ledeelri-tliny 3: Norma Bair: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2, treasuner) 23s Peps Clube 2.0 anh WAweon4: Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish Club 3. Steven Baker: AHS 2,3,4. Gerald Bartels: AHS 1,2,3,4; Language Lab Assistant 3; Chorus 4. Leonard Baughman: AHS 2,3,4; Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Noon League 4. Chris Baysinger: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Fire Warden 1. Susan Beard: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Girls’ State 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Li- brarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Teen-Y 1. Joanne Beuchel: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FNA 1,2.3,4; FHA 4; Student Council 4. Karen Blevins: AHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Linda Boren: AHS 1,2,3,4. Danny Bowling: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3; Fire Warden 1. Larry Bowman: AHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, 4: Plebes 1,2; Fire Warden 1,2,3. Daniel Brown: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 2. Darold Brown: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3. Donna Brown: AHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,3,4, treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Robert Brown: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Fire Warden 1,2,3,4. Margaret Buttermore: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 3,4; School Play Crew 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Student Secretary 3,4; Chorus 3, 4, treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 4: FTA 3,4, secretary 4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Ronald Camp: AHS 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 1,2,3,4; Noon League 1,2,3,4. Linda Campbell: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Fire Warden 1. Kathryn Carpenter: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Teen-Y 1; FNA 3; Fire Warden 4. Keith Carper: AHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Fire Warden 1,2,4. Lisa Carper: AHS 1,2,3,4; Follies Staff 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Librarian 3,4; FTA 3,4, vice-president 4; Pep Club 1,2; Teen=Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3:45 Latine@lub) 1: Science Club 3; Fire Warden 4. Thomas Chenoweth: AHS 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4. Thomas Cook: AHS 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Letterman’s Club 4. Richard Cooke: AHS 4; School Play 4; Homecoming Committee 4. David Cramer: AHS 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Fire Warden 2,3,4. Cheryl Creager: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal wstath 2:4: Pep) Club) 253.5 PA 4. Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Linda Daub: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, president 4: GAA 1,2: FTA 4: Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Speech Club 4; Latin Club 1,2. Loraine Davis: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Librarian 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, twirl- er 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, treasurer 2,3; Teen-Y 1,2, chaplain 2; Spanish Club 3,4, presi- dent 3. Shellie Dean: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Student Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1; FNA 4; FHA 4; Teen-Y 1,2. Max Deetz: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Pro- jectionist 2,3,4; Plebes 1,2. James Derrow: AHS 4. Phyllis Dilley: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Secre- tary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3, secre- tary 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Speech Club 4. Willis Dobson: AHS 3,4; Fire Warden 4; Noon League 3,4. Cynthia Drew: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Teen-Y 1; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Fire Warden 3,4. Edward Eldridge: AHS 1,2,3,4; Plebes 1,2. Stephen Eley: AHS 3,4; Track 3,4. Lisa Engle: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1,2; Teen-Y 2; Student Coun- cil 4; Fire Warden 2. Rex Engle: AHS 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, president 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Fire Warden 1 ,2,3,4; Noon League 4. Sheryl Erwin: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Librar- ian 4; FNA 1,2,3, secretary 2; Pep Club 2, 3; GAA 1,2,4; Student Council 3; Speech Ghul 1.2.3), Betty Farrington: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Fire Warden 1,2,3. Janet Fink: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, treasurer 3; Folhes Staff 4; School Play Crew 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Teen-Y 1,2, vice-president 2; Student Council 4, secretary 4; Speech Club 1,3,4, president 4; Latin Club 1,2, treasurer 2. Margaret Fox: AHS 4; Student Secretary 4. Kathleen Gerig: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treas- urer 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Follies Editor-in-Chief 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 1,2; I.U. Honors Program in Foreign Languages for High School Students 3; Homecoming Commit- tee 4; Student Secretary 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Donna Goings: AHS 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Teen-Y 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 1,2,3,4. David Goodwin: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Cross Country .3,4; 142 Track 2,3; Plebes 1,2; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Science Club 4. Kevin Grandstaf{]: AHS 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Latin Club 2; Fire Warden 3. Ivan Graves: AHS 3,4. Nevin Greenawalt: AHS 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Follies Staff 4; Jr. Stand Co-Chairman 3; Librarian 4; Chorus 2,3, 4; Science Club 3; Latin Club 2. Gary Grogg: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Plebes 1,2, secretary 2; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Student Council 4. 3 Ann Grubb: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Sec- retary 4; Band 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 2, 3; FTA 3,4; German Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3. Elizabeth Hary: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 4; School Play Crew 4; Home- coming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4. Ruth Havens: AHS 2,3,4; School Play 4; FHA 4. Shelia Heffley: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2; Teen-Y 1,2; Fire Warden 1,2. James Hefty: AHS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Hi-Y 3,4, treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Speech Club 4. Malinda Henning: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Honor Roll 1,2; Devils’ Journal Staff 1,3,4, editor-in-chief 4; Science Fair National Winner 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 2,3, vice-president 4. Danny High: AHS 1,2,3,4; Plebes 1,2; Hi-Y 3; Fire Warden 1,2,3. Barbara Hildebrandt: AHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Fire Warden 4. Suzanne Hoff: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3,4; DeKalb County winner of American Legion Oratorical Contest 4; School Play Crew 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Teen-Y 1,2, treasurer 2; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Susan Hollis: AHS 1,2,3,4. Sylvia Hood: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Honor Roll 2; Follies Staff 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, president 3. Terry Hornbacker: AHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Student Council 4; Science Club 3. Arlen Horsewood: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, vice-president 4; Student Council 4, vice-president 4; Letter- man’s Club 3,4. Glenna Howe: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3; Teen-Y 1. Jerry Humbarger: AHS 3,4; FFA 3,4; Fire Warden 4; Noon League 4. Ronald Jennings: AHS _ 1,2,3,4; School Play 4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Bonita Jernigan: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Sec- retary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; FHA 2; Noon League 2. Patricia Jeziak: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 4; Student Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; Teen=Y¥ 1,2; DrisPaayes: 4; Speech Club 4. Mary Johnson: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3,4; Lions Club Essay Winner 4; School Play 4; Student Secretary 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4. Ronald Jones: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4. Peter Kempf: AHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 91:2°3.4) Eni-Y 3.4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 4, president 4. Kerry Kern: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; FFA 1,2,3. Nancy Kessler: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devil’s Jour- nal Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; FHA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Roberta Kessler: AHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Zoe Aw 23:4 Teen-Y 12 Tri-bi-Y 3,4; Fire Warden 3,4. Beverly King: AHS 3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Student Secretary 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Speech Club 3,4; Pep Club Be Elizabeth King: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Follies Staff 4; School Play 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Speech Club 3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Science Club 3. Rebecca Knauer: AHS 1,2,3,4; Homecom- ing Attendant 1,2,3; Student Secretary 3; Bandas) 2-ePepm Clubiel.2:) Ween-Y. 1.2: Tri-Hi-Y 3; Speech Club 1,2. Roger Knauer: AHS 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Football 1,2, 3; Letterman’s Club 2,3; Student Council DOIN 3x Joseph Lee: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; FFA 2,3,4; Plebes 1,2. Catherine Leggett: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Librarian 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, secretary 3; FNA 1; Student Council 4. Larry Leggett: AHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Golf 3; Track 1,2; Football 1; Letterman’s Club 4. Lisle Levy: AHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 4, secretary 4. Barbara Long: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 4; Librarian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Band 1,2; Speech Club 1. Barrett Lutz: AHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Aviation Lab Assistant 4. Ronald Martin: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 3; Na- tional Hon or Society 3,4; Follies Staff 3,4; Student Body President 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. : Leslie Mavis: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; School Play Crew 4; Student Secretary 1,3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4; treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Linda Mavis: AHS 4; Pep Club 4. Michael Mayse: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 3. Shelley McIntyre: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, vice-president 4; Follies Honor Roll 4; Follies Staff 4; National Merit Finalist 4; Student Council 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 4, vice-president 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Linda McNamara: AHS 1,2,3,4. William Mertens: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1, 2,3,4, treasurer 4. Dennis Meschberger: AHS 1,2,3,4; Noon League 1,2,4. Elaine Miller: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4, treasurer 4; Folhes Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Teen-Y 1,2, president 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, vice-president 4; Student Council 2. David Mitchell: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- President 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Prom Representative 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Science Club 2,3. Lynette Moore: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3,4; Student Secretary 3,4; Lan- guage Lab Assistant 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 3, vice-president 4; Student Council 4; Speech Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Sandra Moore: AHS 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; FNA 2,3, 4, president 3, vice-president 4; FTA 4; Student Council 4. Joyce Morman: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Follies Staff 4; Home- coming Committee Co-Chairman 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4, treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council 2,4; Latin Club 1,2, secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Karen Morton: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 3; FHA 2,3,4, president 3; Fire Warden 2,3,4. Larry Myers: AHS 1,2,3,4; Follies Staff 4; School Play 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4, president 4; Science Club 3,4, treasurer 4; Hi-Y 3,4, sergeant-at-arms 4. Phillip Myers: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- President 2; National Honor Society 3,4, president 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country eo A elirackaIe2S.4. Banc sle2, 554 mvice= president 3, president 4; Student Council 3,4, treasurer 4; Science Club 2,3,4, treas- urer 3, president 4. Sandra Myers: AHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 1,2; FNA 1,2,3; FHA 3,4, his- torian 4; Fire Warden 4. Grant Norton: AHS 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Football 4; FFA 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 4. Linda Paulen: AHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, president 4; Fire Warden 4. Terence Pinnington: AHS 3,4. Michael Powell: AHS 3,4. Laura Proksa: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Sec- retary 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Speech Club 2; Fire Warden 2. Debra Rafine: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Andrew Rainier: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Jour- nal Staff 1; Track 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Let- terman’s Club 4. Patrick Refner: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1. Carolyn Richardson: AHS 1,2,3,4. Linda Rink: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; FIA 4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. Janet Romine: AHS _ 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Honor Roll 1,3, 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 1,2,3,4; Follies Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4. Ruth Rosenberry: AHS 1,2,3,4. Kenneth Scott: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Presi- dent 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,4; Football 2,3,4; Plebes 1,2, 143 president 2; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,3,4, secretary 4. Julia Seavers: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, secretary 4; School Play Crew 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, treasurer 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Teen-Y 1,2, secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Speech Club 3,4, vice-president 4. Roland Seiler: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, president 4, treasurer 3. Joyce Shanabarger: AHS 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Committee 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 1,2,3,4; School Play Crew 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; GAA 2,3; FTA 3,4; FHA 4; German Club 4. Gordon Shaw: AHS 1,2,3,4; Plebes 2; Fire Warden 3,4; Noon League 1,2. William Shook: AHS 3,4; Science Club 3; Fire Warden 4. Barbara Smith: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Librarian 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4, president 4; FTA 3,4, chaplain 4; Speech Club 4. Ronnie Smith: AHS 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, chaplain 4; Fire Warden 1,4. Victor Sockrider: AHS 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Cross Country 3; Golf 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Wayne Sponhower: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1, DB). Michael Sprague: AHS 1,2,3,4; Plebes 1,2; Noon League 1,4. Barbara Steininger: AHS 1,2,3,4; Follies Staff 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 2; School Play Crew 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2, 3,4, secretary 4; FTA 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, sergeant-at-arms 4. Betty Steininger: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 2; Prom Committee 3; School Play Crew 4; Band 1,2,3,4, treasurer 4; FTA 3,4, pres- ident 4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Vernon Steury: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Robin Sunday: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Treas- urer 4; School Play 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Librarian 3,4; Speech Club 3,4, secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, president 4; FTA 3,4. Stanley Tague: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Chorus 4, vice-president 4; Student Council 4: Letterman’s Club 4; Fire Warden 2,4. Manan Tharpe: AHS 1,2,3,4; Homecom- ing Committee 4; Prom Committee 3, FTA 4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, chaplain 4. Christine Thimlar: AHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3, 4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Science Club 1; Speech Club 2,3. Carole Thomas: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 2,4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Student Council 2,3; Latin Club 1,2. Diana Tilghman: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Follies Staff 4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, librarian 2,3, president 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. James Tucker: AHS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Cross Country 2,3; Golf 3,4; Track 2. Jane Tucker: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Speech Club 4; FHA 2; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Pep Club 2,3. Jeanne Turner: AHS 2,3,4; Follies Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Miss Au- burn 4; Spring Play Crew 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 2,3; FNA 4; Speech Club Brae Chnstine Tutwiler: AHS 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Speech Club 4. Yvonne Van Leuven: AHS 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 1; FNA 2; Teen-Y 1. James Walker: AHS 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Letterman’s Club 4. Dale Watson: AHS 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 1,2,3,4; Noon League 1,2,3,4. Hannelore Weber: AHS 4; American Field Service Exchange Student; GAA 4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4; German Club 4. Kendra Weiler: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies Honor Roll 3; Devils’ Journal Staff 2,3; Follies Associate Editor 4; Girls’ State 3; Librarian 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; FTA 3,4. Jerry West: AHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Plebes 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4. Terry West: AHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Plebes 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; Fire Warden 1. Juamaine Whitaker: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 3; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Wayne Wilcoxson: AHS 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 3; Homecoming Committee Co-chair- man 4; Noon League 4. Tina Wiler: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Speech Club 4. Marilyn Wilhelm: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 3; Librarian 3,4; Student Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FNA 2,3,4, vice-president 3; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1. Larry Wilks: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, sentinel 4; Fire Warden 3,4. Betty Wilson: AHS 1,2,3,4; Student Secre- tary 4; Band 1,2; FHA 2,3; Teen-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Pep Club 2; Speech Club 4. Teresa Wisner: AHS 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; FTA 3,4; Teen-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Science Lab Assistant 3. Marjorie Woodcock: AHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 1,2. Joyce Woods: AHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; FNA 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, vice-president ‘4, historian 3. Trent Woods: AHS 4; Football 4. Joseph Workman: AHS 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Committee 4; Chorus 2; Plebes 1, 2; Speech Club 1. Larry Wyne: AHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Fire Warden 4. Carole Yarde: AHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, Twirler 1,2, Featured Twirler 3; Pep Club 2; FNA 4; FHA 2; Teen-Y 1; Fire Warden 2,3,4. Norman Yoder: AHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Plebes 1,2; Hi-Y 3; Student Council 2; Science Club 1,2; Fire Warden 1253: Elizabeth Zegenfus: AHS 1,2,3,4; Devils’ Journal Staff 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Teen-Y 2. teacher directory Mr. Alan Blackh—B.A.,M.S.; Practical Mathematics, Social Studies; Depauw Uni- versity, St. Francis College. Mr. Thomas Byanski—B.A.; English; Latin Club Adv.; St. Francis College. Mr. Arthur Carper—B.S.,M.S.; Econom- ics, Psychology; Freshman Class Adv.; Tri-State College, St. Francis College. Miss Mary Comer—(2nd semester), A.B.; English, U.S. History; Indiana University. Mrs. Dorothy Couey—B.S.,M.S.; Guid- ance; F.T.A. Adv.; Purdue University, St. Francis College. Mr. Larry Davy—A.B.; Survey Science, Earth Science; Hi-Y Adv., Assistant Foot- ball Coach; Anderson College, Michigan State University. Mrs. Kay Finchum—( st semester), A.B., M.A.; English, U.S. History; National Honor Society Adv.; Ball State University. Miss Judith Glasgow—A.B.,M.A.; World History, English; Junior Class Adv.; Indi- ana University. Mrs. Patricia Gramling—(2nd semester), B.S.; Home Economics; F.H.A. Adv.; Purdue University. Mrs. Mildred Hansen—B.S.,M.S.; Art; Manchester College, University of Minne- sota, St. Francis College. Mrs. Barbara Herzer—B.S.; Girls’ Physi- cal Education; G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheer- leader Ady.; Goshen College, Ball State University, University of Colorado, Indi- ana University. Mr. Gary Hillabrand—B.S.; Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Mathematics; B Team Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach; Ball State University. Mr. Ernest Horvath—B.S.; Advanced Biol- ogy, Survey Science; Sophomore Class Adv.; Purdue University, U. of Colorado. Mr. Tilson King—B.S.,M.S.; Principal; Manchester College, Indiana University. Mr. Gary Kruger—B.S.; Chemistry, Physics, Aviation Education; Science Club Adv.; Manchester. Mr. Micheal Lord—B.S.; Algebra, Gen- eral Mathematics; Assistant Football Coach, B. Team Basketball Coach; Indiana State University. Mr. Robert Love—A.B.,A.M.T.; French; Follies Adv.; Indiana University, Univer- sity of Tennessee. Miss Paula Lovelace—B.A.; Algebra, Geometry; So phomore Class Adv.; Ball State University. Mrs. Nancy Miller—A.B.; English; Butler University. Mr. Richard Norris—B.M.,M.A.; Instru- mental Music; Eastman School of Music, Ball State University. Mrs. Myrtle Overmeyer—B.S.,M.A.; Guidance; Abilene Christian College, George Peabody College for Teachers. 144 Mr. John Platt—A.B.,M.A.; U.S. History; Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Letter- man’s Club Adv.; Elon College, Indiana University. Mrs. Margaret Reed—B.S.,M.A.; Librar- ian, Audio-Visual Director; Student Li- brarians and Projectionists; Ball State University, St. Francis College, Indiana University. Mrs. Mary Robinson—B.S.; English, Jour- nalism; Devils’ Journal Adv.; Georgia Southern College. Mr. Ned Schlosser—B.S.,M.A.; General Shop, General Woods; Basketball Coach, Letterman’s Club Adv.; Ball State Univer- sity. Mr. Robert Seigel—B.S.,M.A.; Speech, English, Drama; Speech Club, School Play Ady.; Purdue University, Butler Univer- sity. Mr. Dalen Showalter—B.S.,M.S.; Assist- ant Principal, Athletic Director; University of Tennessee, Indiana University. Mr. Randall Steele—B.A.; Government, Economics; Freshman Basketball Coach; Wittenberg University, University of Denver. Mrs. Betty Lou Stomm—( st semester), B.S.,M.S.; Home Economics; F.H.A. Adv.; Ball State University. Miss Carolyn Stout—A.B.; Spanish; Span- ish Club Adv.; Marion College. Mr. Kenneth Stump—B.S.; Vocational Agriculture; F.F.A. Adv.; Purdue Univer- sity. Mrs. Artella Teter—A.B.; Algebra, Analy- tic Geometry, Senior Mathematics, Trig- onometry; F.N.A. Adv.; Manchester Col- lege, Indiana University, Purdue University. Miss Norene VanWormer—B.A.; German, U.S. History, Geography; G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleader, German Club, Senior Class Adv.; Delta College, Western Mich- igan University. Mr. Robert Voelkel—B.S.; Industrial Arts, Drafting; Track and Cross Country Coach, Letterman’s Club Adv.; Ball State Univer- sity. Mrs. Marcelle Voss—A.B.; Latin, Chorus; Latin Club Adv.; Indiana Central College, Ball State University, Butler University, Indiana University, St. Francis College, Beloit College. Mr. Jack Wagner—A.B.,M.A.;_ Boys’ Physical Education; Golf Coach; Indiana Central College, Ball State University. Mr. Ronald Weimer—B.S.; Boys’ Physical Education; Manchester College. Mr. Walter Williams—B.S.; Business Law, Accounting; Senior Class Adv.; Ball State University, Purdue University, St. Francis College. Miss Mary Catherine Wood—B.S.,M.A.; Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing; Na- tional Honor Society Adv.; Ball State Uni- versity. Mrs. Bertha Woodcox—A.B.; Individual English; St. Francis College. Mr. Ronald Zimmerman—B.S.,M.S.; Guidance; Student Council, Plebes, Junior Class Adv.; Indiana University. index Acker, Diana 90,100 Acker, Marsha 90,114 Akerman, Beverly 100 Akey, Jerry 108 Akey, Kenneth 100 Akey, Stanley 108 Albert, Tim 53,58,59,60,67,69,71,77,93,114 Albright, Barbara 86,114 Allen, Cathy 79,84,90,114 Allison, Kristine 83,100 Altman, Terry 67,77,79,80,83,108 Andres, Pam 79,83,93 ,108,133 Anthony, Michael 79,84,91,93,108,109 Armstrong, Jeffrey 63,83,100 Armstrong, Linda 76,78,100 Armstrong, Thomas 66,114 Aschleman, Thomas 90,104 Bacon, Mrs. Mona June 44 Bailey, Pamela 84,114 Bair, Norma 79,85,91,97,114 Baker, Jerald 83,86,104 Baker, Steven 114 Ball, Ellen 64,78,82,91,97,100 Ball, Kristine 76,104 Ball, Mr. Robert 43 Balzer, James 77,82,86,104 Banet, Jeanne 104 Banet, Judith 104 Barnhart, Fred 53,90,104 Barnhart, Joanna 96,100 Barnhart, Mr. Raymond 44 Bartels, Gerald 86,114 Bassett, Christine 78,104 Bassett, Connie 82,97,100 Baughman, Dianna 100 Baughman, Leonard 94,96,114 Baughman, Melanie 96,100 Bauman, Debra 100 Bauman, Larry 104 Baysinger, Chris 115 Baysinger, Joyce 76,78,100 Baysinger, Julia 76,78,84,93,104 Baysinger, Phyllis 100 Beard, Sandra 76,78,82,83,104 Beard, Susan 76,83,85,87,115 Beaty, Pamela 78,80,87,91,95,97,104 Beers, Bruce 57,63,82,100 Bellamy, Candy 100 Berg, Douglas 34,57,63,78,82,100 Berg, Rebecca 108 Betz, Sue 76,91,104 Beuchel, Joanne 76,80,84,90,91,115 Beuchel, Sandra 76,78,91,104 Beuret, Maryann 82,94,100 Bishop, Daniel 108 Bishop, Thomas 90,100 Black, Mr. Alan 36 Blevins, Karen 79,115 Blevins, Keith 104 | Blevins, Mrs. Marie 45 Blevins, Roberta 76,79,84,87,91,93,95,97 108 Bloomer, Ruby 100 Blosser, John 108 Boren, Linda 86,115 Boswell, Malcolm 63,78,82,100 Bowling, Danny 115 Bowman, Larry 94,115 Brace, Colleen 51,76,78,82,93,100 Brace, Diane 76,79,80,83,93,108 Brace, Sharon 51,78,80,84,93,104 Brand, Garry 78,80,96,100 Brandon, Kathleen 79,83,87,91 ,93,108 Brandon, Susan 76,78,82,83,92,93,104 Brinkman, Thomas 58,108 Brown, Betsy 34,79,83,85,87,91,93,96,108 Brown, Daniel 90,115 Brown, Darold 90,115 Brown, Donna 76,90,115 Brown, Michael 83,93,94,96,108 Brown, Robert 116 : Brown, Susan 78,82,96,100 Brown, Terry 100 Bruce, Jill 78,95,97,100 Bryant, Thomas 100 Budoso, Rosemary 79,108 Budoso, Violet 78,96,100 Bueker, Karen 97,104 Bunch, Keith 57,58,67,100 Bundy, Deanna 108 Bundy, Stephen 83,104 Buschman, Jeffrey 82,83,104 Butler, Richard 78,100 Buttermore, Bradley 104 Buttermore, Janet 76,78,82,83,93,94,104 Buttermore, Margaret 76,79 ,80,82,84,87,91,93,94,116 Byanski, Mr. Thomas 36 Camp, Ronald 116 Campbell, Linda 79,116 Cantwell, Daniel 78,83,100 Cantwell, John 71,108 Cantwell, Susan 83,100 Carbaugh, Robert 78,100 Carnahan, Jo Ellen 76,100 Carnahan, Shirley 76,108 Carnahan, Warren 90,100 Carpenter, Kathy 84,116 Carpenter, Kirk 53,58,61,67,78,82,86,104 Carper, Mr. Arthur 36 Carper, Barbara 64,65,104 Carper, Debbie 100 Carper, Keith 116,117 Carper, Lisa 79,87,89,91,93,116 Carper, Virginia 108 Carr, Richard 82,96,104 Cassada, Neil 100 Casselman, Alvin 108 Chenoweth, Thomas 116 Clark, Barbara 104 Clark, Sheryl 76,78,82,100 Clement, Emily 79,108 Clement, Rebecca 12,76,78,100,101 Close, John 90,100 Close, Steven 100 Cole, Cathy 79,93,108 Cole, Sandra 64,83,96,100 Collingsworth, Nadine 100 Collingsworth, Peggy 104 Collins, Pennie 78,104 Combs, Shirley 108 Comment, David 90,101 Comment, Martha 101 Cook, Dean 82,94,104 Cook, Mark 101 Cook, Tom 70,77,79,116 Cooke, Carole 83,96,101 Cooke, Richard 116 Cool, Thomas 108 Cooper, Barney 53,58,77,79,83,91,93,108 Cooper, Candace 76,78,101 Cornelius, Patrick 83,101 Couey, Donald 67,83,101 Couey, Mrs. Dorothy 36 Couey, Linda 76,79,82,108 Cougill, Steven 67 ,82,83,97,104 Cox, Lonnie 104 Crager, Gregory 108 Crager, Linda 108 Crager, Sherrill 82,101 Cramer, David 52,53,54,77,117 Cramer, Steven 82,104 Creager, Chery] 84,91,117 Creager, Rebecca 104 Critten, Vickie 101 Culbertson, Calvin 104 Daniel, Debra 79,80,82,83,84,91,93,108 Daniel, Karlin 77,78,86,104 Daub, Carol 76,79,87,93,108 Daub, Linda 76,79,84,91,93,117 Davidson, Gregg 57,63,67,101 Davidson, Harold 105 Davidson, Jane 76,78,82,83,93,105 Davidson, Robert 108 Davidson, William 53,58,61,70,77,108 Davis, James 78,105 Davis, Loraine 83,85,87,89,95,97,117 Davis, Richard 67,82,96,105 145 Davy, Mr. Larry 36,48,79 Dean, Shellie 87,90,91,117 Decker, Marilyn 101 Deetz, Deborah 76,78,101 Deetz, Max 86,117 Dennis, Jerry 80,101 Dennis, John 108 Dennis, Mrs. Minnie 45 DePew, Thomas 108 Derrow, James 90,117 Deskins, Joseph 101 DeWitt, Helen 101 DeWitt, Sandra 76,78,105 Diehm, Ronald 57,62,96,101 Dilley, Phyllis 79,87 ,93,117 Dirrim, Mrs. Sally 45 Dirrim, Valerie 64,82,97,105 Dobson, Girlie 105 Dobson, Mable 101 Dobson, Willis 66,117 Dollier, Teresa 83,105 Dopel, Sharon 101 Drerup, Suzanne 78,91,97,101 Drerup, Vincent 108 Drew, Cynthia 83,84,87,117 Duncan, Ann 51,78,80,82,83,93,105 Dunn, Richard 79,82,108 Duros, Robert 93,109 Dwyer, Barry 78,101 Dyer, Cindy 50,77,79,93,97,109 Dygert, Mr. Robert 43 Easterday, Michael 109 Eastman, Deborah 101 Eckert, Mrs. Carma-Jean 44 Egly, Bonnie 101 Egly, Marva 105 Eldridge, Edward 118 Eldridge, Richard 109 Eley, Clarence 86,101 Eley, Stephen 67,118 Ellison, Carol 105 Emerson, Kaye 82,97,101 Engle, Lisa 80,118,122 Engle, Rex 52,53,66,71,77,79,118 Engle, Rita 64,82,101 Erwin, Michael 78,83,105 Erwin, Sheryl 64,84,118 Eyler, Leslie 64,82,101 Fahl, Jon 53,56,77,104,105 Farmer, Susan 109 Farrington, Betty 79,97,118 Fee, Christine 64,97,101 Fetzer, Rebecca 105 Finchum, Mrs. Kay 36,85 Fink, Janet 79,80,85,89,91,93,118 Fink, John 82,101 Fink, William 70,78,82,83,105 Fitch, Mrs. Joanne 44 Fitch, Mark 101 Fitzgerald, Carol 79,93,109 Fleming, Dennis 34,82,101 Foley, Kathleen 64,65,73,76,79,82,84,91,94,109 Foley, Mary 64,65,76,78,82,94,101 Folk, Kenneth 58,67,77,84,109 Ford, Steven 90,105 Fox, Margaret 87,118 Frederick, Gail 78,101 Frederickson, Mary 93,109 Freeburn, Cecil 82,96,105 Freeburn, David 56,96,105 Friedel, David 53,79,83,86,93,109 Friend, Mr. Cecil 44 Friend, Michael 82,86,109 Fuller, David 53, 109 Fuller, Thomas 53,56,78,80,105,107 Gafken, Roger 66,83,109 Galligher, David 105 Galligher, Jeffrey 78,105 Garrod, Charles 90,101 Geeting, Mike 109 Geisinger, Jerry 105 Gerig, Kathleen 34,76,79,88,91,94,118,132 Gerig, Mr. Norman 44 Gilbert, Carol 101 Gingrich, David 78,83,93,105 Glasgow, Miss Judith 37 Goings, Donna 87,90,96,118 Goings, Mr. DuWayne 44 Goodwin, David 77,79,83,85,93,119 Graham, James 82,101 Graham, Mr. John 43 Gramling, Mrs. Patricia 39 Grandstaff, Kevin 119 Graves, Eugenia 101 Graves, Ivan 119 Graves, Thomas 105 Greenawalt, Nevin 85,87,89,94,119 Greenfield, Ronald 101 Gresham, Elaine 109 Greuter, Roxanne 78,97,105 Grogg, Donald 70,105 Grogg, Gary 52,53,54,55,58,59,67,77,79,80,83,93,119 Grogg, Larry 109 Groscop, John 70,78,101,102 Grubb, Ann 82,87,91,94,97,119 Grueter, Marianne 76,78,80,82,83,84,93,95,97,105 Gschwend, Jan 83,105 Guinn, Daniel 57,82,101 Gulick, Miss Chery! 45,78,87 Gulick, Larry 63,101 Gunn, Linda 105 Gurtner, Mrs. Marilyn 44 Hagerty, Carman 12,76,79,109 Hagerty, Judith 78,96,101 Hagerty, Mr. Virgil 44 Haiflich, John 96,105 Hanes, David 83,105 Hansen, Mrs. Mildred 37 Hardenbrook, Mark 101 Harding, Leland 101 Harper, Philip 102 Harpster, David 70,77,79,93,109 Harris, Michael 82,83,85,91,95,97,109 Harter, Michael 109 Harter, Richard 109 Hary, Beth 79,84,86,91,93,97,119,132 Havens, Ruth 90,119 Heffley, Shelia 84,119 Hefty, Gary 53,67,105 Hefty, James 79,93,119 Hefty, Joyce 64,78,80,83,96,102 Henning, Elizabeth 84,102 Henning, Malinda 79,80,83,84,85,93,120,132 Herberger, Debbie 78,82,102 Herzer, Mrs. Barbara 37,64 Hess, Carl 90,105 Hess, Jeffrey 57,63,67,82,102 Hess, Kathleen 78,82,97,102 Hess, Mr. Roger 42 High, Danny 120 High, Richard 86,102 Hildebrandt, Barbara 86,90,120 Hildebrandt, Walter 105 Hillabrand, Mr. Gary 37,48,56 Hines, Beecher 77 ,78,82,83,93,96,105 Hines, Rebecca 76,78,102 Hinkle, Robert 83,105 Hodge, Eric 57,96,102 Hoff, Margaret 76,78,102 Hoff, Suzanne 50,77,79,80,84,93,120 Hogan, Darl 102 Holdeman, Robert 83,105 Hollis, Susan 120 Honaker, Rebecca 78 Hood, John 86,109 Hood, Sylvia 64,84,85,87,89,120 Hoover, Danny 96,102 Hornbacker, Terry 53,77,120 Hornett, Patricia 76,79,93,109 Horsewood, Rex 58,59,70,77,79,80,85,86,93,120,124 Horvath, Mr. Ernest 37 Howe, Glenna 94,97,120 Howe, Judy 102 Howe, Shirley 76,102 Hugenell, Marilyn 82,102 Humbarger, Darlene 105 Humbarger, Jerry 90,120,123 Humm, Dennis 83,96,102 Husselman, Anne 93,105 Huth, William 66,86,109 Imus, Donna 79,83,87,91,93,109 Jack, Judy 105 Jackman, Sandra 76,93,102 Jackson, Donna 105 James, Mrs. Jean 45,79,87 James, Rickey 63,78,80,86,102 James, Thomas 96,109 Jennings, Rodrick 53,67,105 Jennings, Ronald 53,67,77,121 Jernigan, Bonita 121 Jernigan, Roger 86,102 Jewel, David 83,93,94,96,109 Jeziak, Patricia 79,84,87,91,93,121,128 John, Layton 53,77,79,109 Johnson, Cathie 80,82,94,102 Johnson, Mary 64,79,91,94,121 Johnson, Vere 67,77,85,109 Johnson, Walter 57,63,78,96,102 Johnston, Hettie 78,102 Jones, Jack 57,58,67,71,78,83,102 Jones, Ronald 90,121 Kain, Linda 78,102 Kaiser, Jimmie 86,93,109 Kandel, Linda 76,78,102 Kastner, Craig 78,105 Keen, Charles 83,96,105 Keen, John 102 Keen, Rebecca 83,97,102 Keep, Alan 66,109 Kempf, Jan 67,78,80,82,105 Kempf, Peter 70,77,79,82,93,121 Kennedy, Rodney 78,96,102 Kern, Jay 83,86,109 Kern, Kerry 90,121 Kessler, Garold 105 Kessler, Jerry 53,62,71,78,86,105 Kessler, Nancy 79,84,90,121 Kessler, Roberta 79,86,90,121 Kester, Danny 102 Kimes, Dianne 76,91,109 Kinder, Robert 106 King, Beverly 79,84,91,93,121 King, Elizabeth 79,80,82,85,86,89,91,93,122 King, Steven 67,79,83,86,93,109 King, Mr. Tilson 43,80 Kingsbury, Geoffrey 63,78,101,102 Kingsley, Grant 78,83,96,106 Kline, Deborah 34,102 Kline, Michael 80,90,109 Knauer, Rebecca 122 Knauer, Roger 122 Knight, Robert 78,86 Knowles, Jesse 71,96,109 Koch, Joyce 34,102 Koch, Steven 109 Koeppe, Kurtis 53,58,77,79,83,93,109 Kolbe, Mrs. Evelyn 45,87 Korff, Chery] 64,65,76,78,93,94,106 Krafft, Karen 78,97,106 Kretz, Cynthia 79,83,87,93,97,110 Krick, Karen 76,78 ,82,90,102 Krick, Michael 86,106 Kruger, Mr. Gary 37,83 Krumma, Sandra 64,110 Krumma, Thomas 86,102 Kruse, Bobbie 97,110 Kruse, Daniel 53,54,58,60,77,79,80,83,93,110 Kruse, John 82,106 Kuechler, Marcia 97,102 Kuechler, Sharon 90,96,110 Lee, Joseph 90,122 Lee, Joy 79,80,84,93,97,110 Leggett, Cathie 64,76,80,84,87,122 Leggett, Larry 66,67,122 Levy, Lisle 82,122 Liddell, Deborah 106 Link, Mr. Harold 45 Linton, Mr. John 44 Lockwood, Vickie 79,83,87,91,93,97,110 Long, Barbara 87,122 Lord, Mr. Micheal 38,48,57,62,73 Love, Mr. Robert 35,89 Lovelace, Miss Paula 38 146 Luna, Josefina 102 Lung, Mr. Dennis 45 Lutz, Barry 83,117,122 Lutz, Kathleen 78,91,94,106 Lyon, Charles 96,102 MacDowall, Leslie 57,67,82,94,102 Maclntire, Lynn 106 Madden, Diana 76,78,80,82,83,86,106 Maloley, Ted 102 Manon, Terry 78,83,106 Martin, Deborah 76,102 Martin, Ronald 53,71,77,79,80,85,86,88,93,122,129 Mason, Joseph 106 Mavis, Fred 62,67,78,82,106 Mavis, Leslie 12,79,84,87,93,123 Mavis, Linda 76,123 Mayse, Kathy 102 Mayse, Michael 123 Means, Roger 106 Mentzer, Taya 76,78,93,106 Mertens, William 84,90,123 Mertz, Mr. William 43 Meschberger, Dennis 84,90,123 Metcalf, Mrs. Doris 44 Metcalf, Mr. Harry 44 Metcalf, Karen 78,93,97,106 Metcalf, Rex 90,96,110 Metcalf, Mr. Robert 44 Metcalf, Sharon 34,78,82,93,96,106 Mettert, James 83,96,106 Mettert, John 110 Miller, Arthur 78,82,83,86,93,106 Miller, Elaine 12, 79,82,84,85,89,93,115,123,133 Miller, John 79,110 Miller, Linda 106 Miller, Mrs. Nancy 38 Miller, Randall 34,67,71,106 Miller, Ronald 110 Miller, Sandra 106 Miller, Scott 57,63,67,102 Miller, Val 106 Miller, Valerie 83,102 Mitchell, David 53,70,77,79,86,93,115,123 Mitchell, Patrick 62,67,68,77,78,106 Mitchener, Russel 85,110 Moore, Lynn 76,79,80,83,84,87,93,123 Moore, Sandra 80,87,91,94,124 Morman, Joyce 76,79,80,85,87,88,91,92,93,124 Morrow, Rita 83,97,110 Morton, Karen 90,124 Mountz, Gary 110 Mountz, Judy 106 Mountz, Vicky 102 Mutzfield, Scott 83,110 Myers, Larry 53,67,69,77,79,83,89,93,124 Myers, Norman 102 Myers, Pamela 106 Myers, Phillip 49,67,72,77,79,80,83,85,96,124 132 Myers, Sandra 80,90,91,124 McIntyre, James 62,67,78, 83,105,106 McIntyre, Shelley 34,79,80,82,83,85,88,93,123,132 McKean, Rita 79,82,87,93,110 McNamara, Linda 123 McPherson, Ruby 102 McQuown, Thomas 78,83,106 McSorley, Brenda 79,82,91,93,94,110 Nelson, Marianne 34,76,78,82,93,94,106 Nickols, Michael 53,71,78,82,106 Nopper, Linda 76,78,82,83,106 Norris, Mr. Richard 38,95 Norton, Grant 53,77,90,124 Norton, Jerry 90,106 Norton, Larry 90,106 O'Dell, Elizabeth 102 O’Dell, Grover 80,102 O'Hare, Frank 83,106 Opper, Christina 51,78,82,101,102 Opper, Patrick 34,53,79,83,85,86,91,109,110 Ort, Katherine 106 Ort, Nancy 110 Osbun, Constance 110 Osbun, Patricia 110 Overmeyer, Mr. Charles 42 Overmeyer, Mrs. Myrtle 38,91 Palumbo, Linda 79,82,83,85,87,91,93,110 Parish, Jenny 96,102 Parker, Theresa 34,76,78,82,83,86,93,106 Patee, Allen 106 Paulen, Linda 90,124 Pepple, Mr. James 44 Petre, Charles 90,102 Pettyjohn, Karen 78,82,103 Pettyjohn, Thomas 60,62,71,110 Pfister, Albert 94,106 Phillips, Jo 78,103 Pine, Mr. Paul 44 Pinnington, Terry 124 Platt, Mr. John 38,48,53,72,77 Pomeroy, Mr. Clair 44 Pomeroy, Jeffrey 110 Post, Steve 62,78 ,82,103 Potts, Martin 82,106 Powell, Mike 124 Prichard, Donald 66,67,106 Proksa, Betty 64,79,84,110 Proksa, Laura 76,87,94,125 Provines, Dianne 76,78,97,103 Pulver, Kathy 64,65,76,78,83,84,93,95,97,107 Rafine, Debra 84,86,125 Rainier, Andrew 53,77,96,125 Randa, Susan 78,82,83,93,94,107 Ranney, Anthony 86,103 Raub, Lori 78,93,96,103 Reeder, Pamela 91,96,103 Refner, Patrick 125 Reed, Mrs. Margaret 39,86,87 Reid, James 110 Reid, Viki 78,84,93,107 Reuter, Pamela 79,91,93,110 Reynolds, Larry 79,83,96,110 Richardson, Carolyn 125 Richardson, Christina 107 Richmond, Ted 96,103 Rieke, David 67,103 Rieke, Diann 64,103 Ringler, Jennifer 79,82,84,96,110 Rink, Candace 50,64,77,79,97,110 Rink, Linda 79,86,91,93,125 Rittenhouse, Tom 83,110 Roberts, Susan 110 Robinson, Mrs. Mary 39,84 Rodecap, Lizbeth 78,97,103 Rogers, Janel 64,65,82,86,87,107,131 Rohm, Mr. Norman 43 Romine, Cheryl 82,91,103 Romine, Janet 34,84,85,89,91,125,132 Rose, Rhoda 82,93,97,107 Rosenberry, Ruth 86,125 Rowe, Roger 103 Rufner, Georgianna 64,91 Salyer, Vicki 96,107 Saucedo, Helen 110 Sawchuk, Ronald 82,107 Scanlon, Patricia 78,94,107 Schendel, Loretta 83,91,110 Scheurich, Joyce 107 Scheurich, Leonard 107 | Schlosser, Mr. Ned 39,48,58,72 Schuette, Elizabeth 91,94 ,97,110 Schwartz, Dennis 103 Scott, Jimmy 103 Scott, Kenny 34,53,54,67,69,71,77,79,83,85,86,115,125, 132,1335135, Scott, Susan 107 Seavers, Julia 76,79,85,87,93,125,132 Seifert, Cheryl 79,80,91,93,94,110 Seigel, Steve 82,96,103 Seigel, Mr. Robert 39,93 “Seiler, Roland 90,126 Shanabarger, Joyce 79,82,84,86,90,91,126 Shanabarger, Rita 76,78,82,94,107 Sharp, Alaina 107 Sharp, Cindy 110 Shaw, Gordon 66,126 Sheets, Jack 8 0,85,110 Shellenbarger, Joyce 110 Sherwood, Sharon 79,94,110 Shireman, Charles 107 Shook, Emily 64,78,83,103 Shook, William 126 Showalter, Mr. Dalen 43,48,72,73 Shutt, Janis 110 Simanton, David 83,111 Sink, Audra 76,78,91,107 Smith, Barbara 85,87,91,93,97,126,133 Smith, Beverly 64,76,91,97,103 Smith, Charles 53,55,58,60,77,90,111 Smith, David 107 Smith, Dianne 83,97,103 Smith, Gordon 90,107 Smith, John 103 Smith, Kathy 78,94,103 Smith, Nancy 80,83,93,107 Smith, Robert 111 Smith, Roger 96,107 Smith, Ronnie 79,126 Smith, Sheryl 93,97,103 Sockrider, Margaret 34,79,80,82,83,85,87,91,93,97,111 Sockrider, Victor 70,77,79,125,126 Souder, Joseph 111 Souder, Mark 67,69,82,83,96,111 South, Jeffery 78,83,103 Sowle, Carol 34,93,97,107 Sowles, Jud y 97,107 Sponhower, Jane 64,96,107 Sponhower, Steven 107 Sponhower, Wayne 126 Sprague, Michael 117,126 Springer, Larry 53,90,111 Sproat, Kathy 90,111 Sproat, Michael 57,67,103 Stafford, Darlene 78,107 Stafford, Steven 34,82,111 Stebing, Cynthia 64,65,78,82,96,103 Stedman, Christine 76,78,107 Steele, Mr. Randall 39,48 63,66 Steffen, Jonnell 91,111 Steininger, Barbara 79,80,86,89,91 ,93,97,126 Steininger, Betty 79,85,86,91,93,96,127 Steury, Marie 103 Steury, Vernon 90,127 Stomm, Mrs. Betty Lou 90 Stonestreet, Glen 58,60,61,67,86,111 Stonestreet, Yancy 57,62,67,103 Stout, Miss Carolyn 40,83 Strasser, Michael 107 Streets, Jody 107 Stump, Dianna 91,111 Stump, Mr. Kenneth 40 Sullivan, Wennette 97,103 Sunday, Mrs. Eleanore 45 Sunday, Robin 79,87,91,93,115,127,133 Surface, Mr. Melvin 45 Surfus, Dana 107 Swant, David 53,58,71,77,82,83,111 Tague, Stanley 53,77,80,86,94,127 Taylor, Barry 111 Taylor, Jon 53,78,107 Teixeira, Clayton 63,103 Teter, Mrs. Artella 40,91 Tharpe, Marian 79,86,91,127,128 Thimlar, Chris 79,91,127 Thomas, Bethany 76,78,91,107 Thomas, Carole 127 Thomas, Howard 111 Thomas, Stephen 53,71,94,111 Thomas, Terry 111 Tilghman, Diana 50,77,85,89,94,127 Treesh, Barbara 78,82,91,97,107 Treesh, Max (fr.) 103 Treesh, Max (soph.) 78,82,104,107 Tucker, James 127 Tucker, Jane 79,84,93,127 Turner, David 66,111 Turner, Jeanne 10,12,87,89,91,93,128 Turner, Jeffrey 84,103 Turner, Patti 76,78,107 Tuttle, Debra 93,97,103 147 Tutwiler, Christine 93,97,128,129 Tutwiler, Kathleen 64,111 Tutwiler, Ronald 57,78,86,103 VanAuken, Mack 53,90,107 Vandercar, Bert 103 Van Leuven, Paul 90,111 Van Leuven, Yvonne 128 VanWormer, Miss Norene 40,64,82 Voelkel, Mr. Robert 40,48 ,49,68,73,77 Voltz, Robert 80,111 Voss, Mrs. Marcelle 40,94 Wagner, Cindy 76,78,103 Wagner, Mr. Jack 41,48,70 Wagner, Linda 78,97,107 Walker, James 53,77,84,128 Walsh, Edward 79,91,93,111 Walter, David 82,97,111 Walter, Frank 71,83,90,107 Waluk, Gail 76,78,83,94,103 Ward, Stanley 94,111 Waterson, Gail 107 Watson, Dale 66,123,128 Watson, Dean 107 Watson, Dr. James 42 Wattier, Deborah 111 Wattier, Terry 103 Webb, Helen 78,82,95,96,103 Weber, Hannelore 64,79,80,82,128,131 Weiler, Albert 63,103 Weiler, Kendra 79,85,87,88,91,93,97,128 Weimer, Mr. Ronald 41 Weinert, Dean 82,103 Wertman, Beth 34,84,93,105,107 Wertman, Susan 93,103 West, Jerry 79,94,128 West, Terry 79,94,128 Westland, Debra 12,76,78,80,83,84,93,107 Whitaker, Juamaine 79,80,87,90,128 Whittington, Bradley 67,77,111 Whittington, Brenda 78,94,103 Widner, Larry 79,90,111 Wilcoxson, Wayne 66,129 Wiler, Tina 84,91 ,93,97,129 Wilhelm, Marilyn 87,91,93,97,129,133 Wilks, Larry 90,91,129 Wilks, Mary 91,94,103 Williams, Carol 82,83,84,91,95,97,111 Williams, Mr. Walter 41,135 Wills, Douglas 82,103 Wilson, Betty 79,87,93,129 Wilson, Dale 80,96,103 Wilson, Karen 78,103 Winebrenner, Daryl 67,68,73,77,78,82,96,107 Winebrenner, David 67,77,79,111 Wise, Dorothy 64,90,94,103 Wisner, Christy 76,103 Wisner, Teresa 79,84,85,87,91,129 Woebbeking, Cindy 103 Woebbeking, Dennis 90,107 Wolfe, Leslie 111 Wolfe, Lorna 76,103 Wood, Miss Mary Catherine 41,85 Woodcock, Christine 64 ,83,90,93,97,111 Woodcock, Connie 76,90,103 Woodcock, Marjorie 90,94,129 Woodcox, Mrs. Bertha 41 Woodring, Jack 103 Woods, Joyce 129 Woods, Richard 107 Woods, Trent 53,129 Woods, Virginia 111 Workman, Joe 129 Workman, William 53,77,78,80,82,105,107 Wyne, Larry 90,130 Wynkoop, Carol 79,82,91,93,97,111 Yarde, Carole 91,130 Yockey, Amy 78,103 Yoder, Jerry 96,107 Yoder, Norman 86,96,130 Zegenfus, Beth 76,84,87,90,130 Zellers, Kenneth 78,84,106,107 Zimmerman, Mr. Ronald 41 in parting... lives of great men | : all | remind us | we can make our lives sublime, | and, | departing, leave behind us | footprints on the sands of time. longfellow | 148 A cc a aan oe Be Plzop f, Steinke RO REA t ra A te Pies