Aurora High School - Aurora Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

Aurora High School Aurora, Indiana Staff Contents Faculty Advisor - Raymond Hudson Theme....................................................2 Editors - Shelly Fox School Life............................................. 4 Brenda Hussung Activities...............................................3 Activities - Rick Hill Sports..................................................42 Cathy Martin Faculty.................................................70 Kathy Sharp Seniors............................................... 90 Faculty Gayla Houze Underclassmen......................................... 104 Seniors - Judy Hussung Spring Activities......................................122 June Langley Advertising........................................... 126 Underclassmen - Kay Howard Marina Thurman Sports - Ken C lee ter Ads - Sharon Fox Phil Weaver Photographer - Leo Rider New Horizons What will happen to me in the years ahead? What does the future hold? These questions and others like them run through the minds of A. H.S. students as the years come and go. What does the future hold? For the underclassmen there are the coming years at A. H. S. Fairs, dances, proms, and sports all lie ahead. As the seniors look to new horizons, there is much anticipation. College, business opportunities, marriage, and the armed forces are now vague images which will soon become reality. Tradition and memories pave the way for the future. Everyone's horizon looms before them. What it holds depends upon the individual. 2 U Hamilton, our Congressman, speaks on governmental work as a possible career. Aptitude tests reveal hidden talents. The Armed Services offer careers chosen by many boys each year. Local businessmen try to persuade students to enter their line of work. 3 The big city provides many future job opportunities both permanent and part time. Empty desks symbolize college careers many seniors face. If you think they're smiling now.. .wait till after the game. 4 The leaping flames of the bonfire kindle the school spirit in everyone. Bill Cheek fights to control his hungry tongue, as Dan Hicks mumbles, ” What the heck, let it all hang out!! One Two Cha-Cha-Cha! Solemn faces are prevalent as seniors partici pate in their final pep session. Shelly tries frantically to find a slushball, as Phil Weaver screeches, 111 get you yet, you GUNK IE!!” BEFORE -- Time-7:45 a.m., Monday morning (Note the peaceful tranquility of A.H.S.) AFTER -- Time-3:10 p. m., Friday afternoon (You call this tranquility???) These empty cars are perfect examples of the new rule No loitering” in the parking lot! Sharon and Judy give the cameraman a hand as they are shoved through the gym doors by the stampeding herd. 7 The Masked Marauders conjure sly tricks as they pre pare to treat the onlookers. Linda Hinman gives her bicuspids a real work out, as June hurriedly notes her dental progress. PROM 1967 - Desert Air, Exotic Fare The drenching rain failed to dampen the spirits of parents and friends. Wayne jealously eyes Diapers and her man, as he wonders where his own date has gone. This is one harem even a camel would walk a mile for. 10 I could have danced all night, but my bunions burned. There's nothin' like Calcutta pie and shish-ka-bobs to tickle your innards. Hold it! I think you're going to like this picture! n Do you mean-? Are we. . . Could it be--? Really--? Not us--? Are you sure? The big moment arrives. Last year’s King and Queen abdicate in favor of Bev and Dennis! Queen Bev and King Dennis surrounded by their royal court: D. Gabbard, K. Cleeter, S. Fox, B. Cheek, B. Longcamp, V. Willoughby, G. Houze, J. Hubbartt, K. Howard, T. Cochran. 12 A Regal Pair-A Merry Fair Our handsome candidate, Bill Cheek, grins the mass of onlookers who are viewing the Kingly procession with peasant-ly interest. Marching bands; flowery Aurora's marching 130 headed the parade with a very un-routine routine. Displaying excellent form, shows the crowd how not to Our Pet Parade Band seems to take an interest in clowning around this year. u floats; laughing crowds As dark as it is. the trumpeteers need bright eyes to read the music. 15 Regal roses, the queenly crown, The royal chariot carries our first two candidates through the daze of crown and roses. ’I came back to Brylcreem, says Bill Tonne, and we’re glad he did! , say Queen Candidates Bonnie Feiss, Fresh man; Jerrilyn Williams, Sophomore; Robbie Canfield, Junior; and Seniors Gayla Houze, Sally Kuhlmeier, and Brenda Martin. A winning spirit inspired by Coach Brown. Good thing we learned how to play Ring around the Rosie' We love a parade; especially at Homecoming time! in kindergarten! No bill of goods, no ' tonne” award, but a rosey tribute for our gayla homecoming queen. 17 Christmas Traditions A new twist was put in the Christmas show this year. The Spanish class gave a very inspirational play about a little evergreen which became a lovely Christmas tree. Once upon a time there was a small lonely evergreen tree in the big forest. . . . and along came a little bunny rabbit (cute face); with a hop it jumped over the tree. The little tree's crowning moment came at Christmas when it became a beautiful Christmas tree. Traditional Christmas music from our band and choir completed the program. 18 Yuletide Festivities 1968 Christmas Dance Queen Candidates: Seniors. Regally dressed in red velvet is our Christmas Dance Queen. Judy Hussung, Sharon Fox, Rosey Horen, Gayle Sharon Fox. Caudill (not pictured). 19 When we weren't dancing, we chatted with friends and sipped cokes. 20 We danced til midnight 'neath the romantic Parisian skies. Dancing takes all kinds of shapes, it’s plain to see. Wasn’t it great! Surely what Linda's saying can't be that funny, Sharon. Smile, everyone! Some people simply refuse to cooperate! Aftermath of the prom. Bev McMullen and Riki Hill crown the new king and queen. King Mick and Queen Robbie pose for the camera. Royal Court-Left to right-J. Houze. G. Goodspeed, J. Barrott. B. McMullen, R. Hill, B. Thompson. B. Feiss, M. Holcolm, S. Richeson. W. Brown. 22 23 Senior Drum Major -- Mike Cook Oboes Sally Kuhlmeier Mary Kay Jenkins Flutes Martha Bell Angela Kern Sarah Baker Joyce Lockwood Sherry Martin Anne Renner Robin Alfred Bev Gardner Ruthie Cheek Bassoons Gayla Houze Barbara Schaich Saxophones Darwyn Nelson Bob Bennett Gary Honchell Jeanne Barrott Jane Farrar Denise Beyer Karen Tandy 24 Cheryl Ernsting Jim Cook Bass Clarinets Brenda Martin Shelly Fox Valerie Nocks Alto Clarinets Barbara Cook Debbie Robinson FRENCH HORNS Roger Fehling Riki Hill Linda Nocks Randy Lothridge Mark Hill John Uhlmansiek Mike Aubert Jeff Meyer Cindy Gullion Clarinets Rhissa Callon Cathy Martin Doris Wingate Jan Lambert Vicki McCarty Bonnie Brunner Pam Brug Fayla Cottingham Terri Harrell Bev Fiess Cheri Schuler Pat Cook Debbie House Marlene Browning Cindy Grenne Mike Nesbitt Patty Cash Sandy Schonegg Carla Smith Vicki Rowland Becky Koehler Dawn Lischkge Trumpets Mike Cook Eddie Armstrong Dave Downey Tim Rullman Danny Hicks Gary Rice Wayne Brown Ralph Evans Jerry Brauer Greg Ankenbauer Jim Ward Ricky Dierking Mike Teaney Jim Johnston Pat Kern David Deffinger John Ward Dan Kuebler John Hartigan Greg Faber Trombones Bill Petscher Steve Sandbrink Terry Wiegand Jerry Withered Kenny Walker Dan Withered Paul Ellis Jack Willoughby Paul Hopping Mark Ryon Baritone Sax David Wolkei Tenor Saxophones Connee Klinglhoffer Verena Armstrong Dave Withered Baritones Guy Greene Kenny Hopping Ken Bevis Greg Mendell Jeff McDonald Sue Skinner Bass Homs Walter Morand Rick Decamp Mike Croucher Larry Lorton Gary Henry Larry Johnston Fred Barrett Steve Bailey Drums Ron Spaulding Dickie Nields Denny Block Bruce Callon Melvin Lyttle Dave Chase Mike Shinkle Bruce Black Tom Russell Dan Heilig Dale House Steve Martin Ernie Johnston Steve Mendell Robert Ramey Randy Me Neely Bells Robbie Canfield Color Guard Leo Rider Richard Kagy Director William Platt 25 Assistant Drum Major -- Wayne Brown Rehearsals, contests, headaches, woes, What has six heads, twelve legs, is an attraction up front, and they don't do a bad job in the rear either? From left to right: Majorettes Sally Kuhlmeier, Head Majorette; Brenda Martin, Jeanne Barrott, Fayla Cottingham, Gayle Houze, Robbie Canfield. At this year's homecoming game Mr. Plan and the What more can we say--here are the band officers; Mike Cook, Pres.; Darwyn Nelson, V. Pres.; Guy Greene, Treas.; Sally Kuhlmeier, Sec. 26 Shelly and Angela demonstrate bearer can bear when a banner Parades, concerts, pride that grows. band give our winning team a giant A for effort. Did Sir Lancelot have knaves like these? From left to right: Flag Girls Rhissa Callon, Marlene Browning, Jane Farrar, Terry Harrell, Connee Klingelhoffer, Barbara Cook. r ( ) . O (]d Government by youth e 67 Delegates: Alternates: Brenda Hussung Shelly Fox Cathy Martin Brenda Martin 67 Delegates: Alternates: Ken Cleeter Ron Dausch Mike Cook Phil Weaver Riki Hill Chris Banschbach 68 Delegates: Alternates: Ken Hopping Steve Sandbrink Dave Scharf Guy Greene t Jim Moody Pat Cook 68 Delegates: Melody Busse Nancy Cash Alternates: Connee Klingelhoffer Karen Hunger Girls’ State 28 Awards as thick as pea soup BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR Kay Gigerich STRAIGHT A REDS TICKET WINNERS DEARBORN COUNTY D. A. R. AWARD Brenda Hussung 29 BEST PERSONALITY Marina Thurman Mike Peters Aurora's answer to Bonny and Clyde CUTEST Gayla Houze Rick Dobson Beauty is as beauty does. Senior MOST POPULAR Sharon Fox Mike Cook Honest, Sharon, after the first few minutes you won't feel a thing. QUIETEST Janet Martin Chris Banschbach Dead men tell no tales; they’re pretty quiet, too. FRIENDLIEST Debbie Shelby Dave Walston Would you believe ... no. I don't think you would. 30 Personalities CLASS FLIRTS aula McWethy Eddie Armstrong Flining Plus. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brenda Hussung Riki Hill A couple of months ago it was the rockpile in San Quentin. They're improving. CUTEST COUPLE Kay Howard Bill Cheek Bill, when I say Whoa, I mean Whoa! BEST ALL 'ROUND Melody Chalk David Downey Well, they’re round all right CLASS CLOWNS Judy Hussung Ben Turner We're just trying to have a little fun—maybe get a few laughs. 31 BEST DRESSED John Hubbartt Linda Hinman We're recruiting for new membership for an old American Institution that will soon die out unless........... MOST ATHLETIC Ken Cleeter Ellen Miller AHS is first with new ideas. BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Leo Rider Bev McMullen Tell us, Spirit, who will win?” (Spirit-Ken Cleeter) MOST TALENTED Kathy Sharp Jerry Brauer Oops!!! 32 Thou shalt serve thy school OFFICE PAGES—Gay la Houze, Connee Klingelhoffer, Angela Kern, David Downey, and Ricky Elder CONCESSIONS--1st row.- Blanche Meyers, Terri Moll-man, Peggy Markwalter, Patty Klueber, Mary Craft, Linda Brown, Donna Craft, Holly Hussung, Donna Nichols. 2nd row: Nancy Lawson, Gloria Dagnon, Brenda Rumsey, Merlene Short, Larry McCardle, Karen Hunger, Rindy Tyler. Wilma Day. LIBRARIANS--left to right: Terri Mollman. Debbie Shelby, Donna Nichols, Peggy Mark-waiter. Charlotte Darlington, Barbara McCardle, Ben Turner, Kay Drew, Linda Getz, Larry McCardle, Jim Sechrest, Ronnie King. 33 Leaders in government The Junior class officers were: Guy Greene-Vice-Pres.; Mick McNimery-President; Vicki McCarty-Secretary; and Debbie Horton-Treasurer. The leaders of the GREAT CLASS OF 1968 were (from top to bottom): Ken Cleeter-Vice-Pres.; Rikard Hill-President; David Downey-Secretary; and Bill Cheek-Treasurer. The Sophomore class was led this year by: Dennis Neary-President; Betsy Shuck-Vice-Pres.; Ruthie Childers-Secretary; and Rhissa Callon-Treasurer. This year our illustrious student council was composed of: 1st row: Dave Walston-Sr.; Karen Tandy-Jr.; Ed Armstrong - Sr., Vice-Pres.; Phil Weaver-Sr.; Mike Cook-Sr., Pres. 2nd row: Chris Molen-Soph.; Debbie Robin-son-Jr.; Barb Schaich-Soph.; Bill Petcher-Jr. and Pat Cook-Jr. 34 We spread Sunshine Repeating the creed, the members are ready for the closing Each girl receives a ribbon signifying her membership in ceremony. the Society. 1st row (Officers): Pt. Keeper, S. Fox; Treas., S. Fox; Rec. Sect., C. Martin; Sponsor. Mrs. Kyle; Corres. Sect., D. Robinson; V. Pres., D. Horton; Pres., S. Kuhlmeier. 2nd row: J. Langley, G. Houze, B. Martin. J. Hussung, M. Chalk, K. Howard. L. Hinman, B. Hussung, K. Armstrong, C. Ward, P. Courter, B. Cotton, G. Caudill. 3rd row; L. Getz, C. Shinkle, D. Knippenberg, N. Cash, B. Wells. J. Houze, A. Kern, J. Gellert, T. Harrell, F. Cottingham. J. Farrar. P. Brug, K. Tandy, S. Richeson. 4th row: M. Jenkins, D. Townsend, N. Lawson, S. Hubbard. B. Hoffmeier, P. Klueber. B Meyers, C. Klingelhoffer. J. Barrott, R. Canfield, C. Milam, J. Harcourt. P. Smith. 5th row; R. Tyler. B. McCardle. L. Nocks, D. Wingate, V. McCarty, C. Conover, P. Martin, L. Knigga, P. Markwalter. T. Molloman, M. Winans, B. Tonne, L. House, C. Graff, S. New. 6th row; C. Schuler, S. Martin. B. Schaich. B. Cook. R. Callon. D. Harrel. M. Wingate, J. Lambert, K. Harrison, C. Ernsting. J. Williams, M. Meyers. A. Renner. G. Uhlmansiek. 7th row: B. Schuck, D. Warren, S. Willoughby, V. Elder, R. Childers, D. Beyer, J. Lockwood, V. Nocks. N. Davis. Cathy Martin opens the initiation ceremony with a history of the Society. Meetings we attend 1st row. Officers: Pres.. S. Rox; Vice Pres., K. Tandy; Sec., B. Schaich; Treas., A. Kern; Pt. Keeper. C. Martin. 2nd row: J. Langley, G. Houze, B. Martin, D. Shelby, D. Dewers, P. Fields, J. Hussung, M. Chalk, R. Horen, L. Hinman, K. Howard. E. Miller, P. Courter. B. Cotton, M. Thurman, G. Caudill, S. Fox. 3rd row.- L. Getz, C. Shinkle, S. Nixon, J. Banschbach, D. Knippenberg, N. Cash, B. Wells, J. House, S. Richeson, T. Harrell, F. Cottingham, J. Farrar P. Brug, S. Kuhlmeier. 4th row: D. Townsend, B. Feiss, N. Lawson, S. Hubbard, B. Hoffmeier. P. Klueber, B. Meyers, J. Gellert, C. Klingelhoffer. J. Barrott, R. Canfield, C. Milam, J. Harcourt. 5th row: R. Tyler, M. Craft, M. Jenkins. B. Brunner. M. Martin, L. Brown, M. Morling, B. Moore, S. Walker, J. Martin, C. Darlington, K. Gigerich. 6th row: B. McCardle, L. Nocks, M. Short, G. Dagnon, D. Wingate, V. McCarty, D. Robinson, C. Conover. P. Martin, L. Knigga, L. Craven, L. Aubert, K. Armstrong. Freshmen and Sophomore G. A. A. 1st row: C. Schuler. M. Bell, C. Ernsting, J. Williams, B. Tonne, B. Cook, R. Callon, D. Harrell, J. Lambert, M. Wingate. K. Harrison. 2nd row; B. Schuck, S. Langley, S. Benning, C. Graff, G. Uhlmansiek, L. House, J. Armstrong, K. Kittle, C. Witte, J. Lockwood, J. Brunner. 3rd row: S. Martin, D. Warren, S. Willoughby, V. Elder, R. Childers, D. House, V. Nocks, N. Davis, L. Lane, P. Petro, D. Beyer. 4th row: B. Weaver, B. Feiss, D. Lischkge, R. Cheek, B. McCardle, P. Cash, D. Pease, B. Newmann, V. Armstrong, A. Renner. 5th row: S. Baker, V. Grieve, V. Spencer, V. James, S. Dewers, J. Meier, C. Gullion, C. Greene. 6th row; G. Middle-ton, D. Knigga, B. Koehler, C. Smith, D. Miller, L. Horen, B. Gardner. R. Cheek, R. Shinkle. G. A. A. Officers were in charge of the Valentine program to initiate new members. 36 Services we rend 1st row: D. Block, B. Petschcr, D. Hellig, B. Thompson, M. Lyttle, J. Thatcher, J. Ebel. 2nd row: S. Turner, R. Fairfield, G. Greene. 3rd row: D. Scharf, D. Lyttle. T. Kerr, R. Probst, M. Cook. 5th row: B. Pfister, M. Hill, D. Neary, R. Stoops, C. Molen, J. Uhlmansiek, S. Sandbrink, J. Brauer, R. Hill, J. Withered. G. Honchell, R. Kagy. 6th row: R. Evans, M. Craig, T. Russell. D. Walston, R. Dobson. B. Cheek, P. Weaver, D. Downey, K. Cleeter, B. Tonne. At the Easter convocation Pres. Cleeter acts as M.C. Officers for 1968 were: (right to left) President-Kenny Cleeter; Vice-President-Bill Petscher; Secretary-Treasurer-David Downey-. Phil Weaver-Sergeant-at-Arms; Terry Kerr-Chaplain. , . , While Chaplain Kerr gives the main address of the day. 37 Our hard-working choir Our Quartets: left to right: W. Brown, B. Callon, D. York, L. Lorton, and L. Craven. D. Dewers, M. Busse, K. Sharp, (not pictured). SWEET 16; Accompanist Jerry Brauer; 1st row: Pam Brug. 2nd row: Linda Craven, Angela Kern. 3rd row; Fayla Cottingham, Micki Hurd, Debbie Gabbard. 4th row: Kathy Sharp, Debbie Shelby, Sally Kuhlmeier, Brenda Hussung, 5th row: Larry Lorton, Melody Busse, Bruce Callon. 6th row; Dennis York, Mike Teaney. 7th row: Wayne Brown. This year the choir was certainly on a winning spree. Mr. Henry's Howling Horde started off right in the District Solo and Emsemble Contest; three choir soloists and two pianists along with three small ensembles won first. Then on to the state contest where our Boys' quartet won a first. The coup-de-grace came when the Concert choir racked up a first division rating at the State Choir Contest. While sopranos warble, altos are busy making faces. 38 gained the fruits of their labors CONCERT CHOIR: 1st row: M. Hurd. J. Hussung, L. Hinman, D. Dewers, T. Wiegand. L. Lorton, B. Callon. T. Harrell, J. Farrar, S. Fox. 2nd row: G. Houze, J. Gellert, F. Cot-tingham. J. Brauer. T. Russell, D. York, B. Petscher, B. Schaich, V. McCarty, B. Cook. 3rd row: P. Brug. C. Schuler. R. Callon, C. Klingelhoffer. G. Greene, S. Sand-brink, K. Bevis, K. Childers. K. Sharp, R. Canfield. 4th row: A. Kern, M. Martin, M. Busse, R. De-Camp, G. Honchell. M. Teaney, T. Rullman, D. Gabbard, M. Thurman, L. Craven. 5th row: S. Kuhlmeier, B. Hussung, K. Tandy, B. Morand, W. Brown, M. Lyttel. D Heilig, D. Shelby, J. Barrott, Director, Eugene Henry. Choir officers: Pres. , Wayne Brown; Vice-Pres., Vicki McCarty; Sec., Brenda Hussung; Treas., Dennis York. All work and no play makes for a good choir. 39 1ST ROW: M. Bell, G. Houze, J. Hussung, C. Martin, L. Hinman, M. Martin, D. Dewers, T. Wiegand, B. Morand, L. Lorton, B. Callon, T. Harrell, J. Farrar, V. McCarty, S. Nixon, M. Jenkins, S. Fox, J. Lockwood. 2ND ROW: M. Hurd, K. Tandy, A. Kern, J. Gellert, S. Richeson, F. Cottingham, J. Brauer, D. York, B. Petscher, M. Whiteford, K. Bevis, B. Tonne, B. Schaich, C. Witte, L. House, B. Cook, K. McCarty, J. Williams, M. Wingate. 3RD ROW: P. Brug, R. Callon. C. Graff, D. Robinson, R. Tyler, C. Klingelhoffer, W. Brown, J. Withered, G. Greene, S. Sandbrink, T. Rull-man, M. Goodspeed, B. Meyers, B. Moore, C. Gardner, S. Walker, C. Milan, R. Canfield, R. Childers, D. Harrell. 40 4TH ROW: C. Schuler, P. Martin, D. Knippenberg, N. Cash, M. Busse. G. Honchell, M. Lyttle, R. DeCamp, D. Heilig, M. Teaney, K. Harrison, D. Horton, K. Sharp, C. Ernsting, J. House, B. Wells, B. Cotton, E. Miller. 5TH ROW L. Knigga, A. Renner, V. Elder, G. Uhlmansiek, S. Martin, J. McCardle, T. Russell, S. Martin, S. White C. Miller, M. Morling, R. Lattire, W. Morgan, E. McMurray, D. Gabbard, P. Fields, L. Craven. 6TH ROW: Director, Eugene Henry, L. Brown, B. Hussung, S. Kuhlmeier, L. Nocks, B. Brunner, D. Townsend, J. Moody, S. Turner, K. Slayback, D. Probst, B. Cheek, M. Thurman, B. Schuck, D. Shelby, J. Barrott, G. Hill, S. New, P. Courter. 41 ► V •Ms ATHLETICS The '68 Varsity is here. 1st row: D. Lyttle, D. Sterling, R. Dobson, K. Cleeter, E. Armstrong, B. Tonne, K. Bevis, L. Lorton. 2nd row: R. Feh-ling, K. Hopping, G. Honchell, J. Withered, S. Turner, B. Thompson, B. Petscher, M. Lyttle, G. Goodspeed. 3rd row; R. DeCamp, L. Steigerwald, J. Facemeyer, D. Chase, J. Thatcher, G. Greene, T. Grieve. 4th row: R. Lothridge, C. Jackson, S. Martin. B. McKee, J. Miller, D. Neary, J. Bennett, J. Ward, M. Goodspeed. 5th row: Coach Brown, Coach Ellinghausen, Coach Heim, Coach Glenn, Student Managers: J. Meyer, R. Elder, M. Meyer. The Brown era of football supremacy spanned three successful seasons. It will be remembered not only for the victories on the field of battle, but also for the inspired effect Coach Brown had on the lives of those with whom he came in contact. Coach Brown leaves with 20 wins and 5 losses, two conference Championships and the admiration of all Devils. 44 What will it be like next year? 1st row: Dicken, Ward, Elliott, Withered. Swartzfager, Tandy, Dobson, Thatcher, Wallace. 2nd row: Meyer. Johnson. Honaker, Messer, Sizemore, Gabbard, Engles, Winans, Withered. 3rd row: Dagnon. Deffinger. Demaree, Faber. Bailey. Croucher, Kennett. The Devils huddle around Coach Brown for last minute instructions before the kick off. 45 ED ARMSTRONG S’lO 172 lbs. End All Conf. Off. End KEN BE VIS 5'9 178 lbs. Tackle KEN CLEETER 6 2 175 lbs. Halfback All Conf. Jr. Sr. Def. Back RICKY DOBSON 5 11 162 lbs. Back All Conf. Jr. Def. Back Sr. Def. Back 46 LARRY LORTON 5f10 162 lbs. Halfback LEO RIDER 6 1 200 lbs. Tackle All Conf. Middlequard Off. Def. T ackle DAVID LYTTLE 5'ir 160 lbs. End BILL TONNE 6 1 175 lbs. Guard All Conf. Sr. Def. End 47 Mud, sweat, cheers Aurora gets off to a muddy start as Dobson carries early in the Tiger Dobson cracks the Tiger Defense for a Short gain. AURORA 19 LAWRENCEBURG 2 4 The second half was all defense after a wild scoring first stanza, Rick Dobson scored three touchdowns on runs of 55, 1 and 76 yards . AURORA 21 NORTH VERNON 6 In a reversal of form the Devils completely dominated the Panthers. Dobson gained 220 yards in 17 carries and scored on runs of 58, 16 and 69 yards. AURORA 7 NORTH DEARBORN 14 The Devils came on strong at the end but could not overcome the Viking lead. AURORA 31 BATESVILLE 26 Bill Thompson's fine passing (10 of 12 for 192 yds) proved more than enough to overcome the fine running performance of Batesville's Bill Abplanalp. Cleeter Breaks loose for Aurora's longest gain against a strong Shelbyville Defense. 48 A conference crown appears Slippery Rick stiff-arms his way to our winning TD. Once again, We're No. 1” AURORA 24 MADISON 0 Aurora's overpowering ground game featured the runs of Gary Honchell (179 yds in 24 carries) and Rick Dobson (142 yds in 18 tries.) AURORA 19 MILAN 6 The one-two punch of Honchell and Dobson led the strong running Devils over the Stubborn Indians. AURORA 7 LAWRENCEBURG 0 Aurora's mud-runners, paced by Dobson's 177 yards, plowed the Tigers under in the year's most important game. AURORA 0 SHELBYVILLE 33 The Devils fought hard all the way against a big, strong Shelbyville squad. A few breaks early in the game and it could have been a different tune. 49 From pigskin thrills Coaches Glenn and Brown check the 2nd half strategy with Chief Statistician Lyon . Totals Aurora Opponents 1st Downs 82 81 Yds. Rushing 1708 1156 Yds. Passing 301 512 Total Yards 2009 1668 Total pts. 128 109 Rushing Att. Yds. Ave. Dobson 132 866 6.56 Cleeter 42 187 4.45 Hone hell 102 525 5.15 Thompson 34 58 1.71 Passing Att. Comp. T.D. Thompson 41 18 1 Cleeter 14 3 0 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Ave. T.D. Armstrong 7 8 28.0 0 Cleeter 3 84 28. 1 Dobson 4 38 9.5 1 Honchell 4 62 15.5 1 Thatcher 3 29 9.7 0 Interceptions Armstrong 3 Thatcher 1 Cleeter 3 Bevis 1 Dobson 2 Honchell 1 Individual Scoring T.D.’s EP S Tot. Dobson 12 0 72 Cleeter 2 3 15 Honchell 4 0 24 Thompson 2 4 16 Cleeter and Withered aim for the whites of No. 20's eyes. 50 The crowd rises when the Devil Speaks. To roundball skills M. Holcomb, M. McNimery, J. Doenges, K. Cleeter, T. Kelly, J. Miller. S. Sandbrink, C. Jackson, B. McKee, K. Bevis, D. Neilds, J. Thatcher, Coach Demaree. A urora 62 Lawrenceburg 63 Aurora 68 Milan 64 Aurora 70 Brookville 62 Aurora 64 Vevay 67 A urora 80 Rising Sun 75 Aurora 67 Liberty 55 Aurora 83 Connersville 86 Aurora 47 North Vernon 72 Aurora 77 Cambridge City 73 Aurora 67 Greensburg 58 Aurora 53 Madison 63 Aurora 64 Sunman 79 Aurora 49 North Dearborn 52 Aurora 67 Dillsboro 51 Aurora 50 Batesville 54 Aurora 59 South Ripley 67 Aurora 68 Whitewater 63 Aurora 61 Jac-cen-del 49 Aurora 57 Lawrenceburg 62 Aurora 75 Batesville 55 Sectional Aurora 92 Patriot 50 Aurora 59 North Dearborn 66 Games FGA FGM % FT A FTM % Rebounds Reb. Avg. Pts. Ave Bevis 17 139 30 22 y0 35 21 50% 40 2.5 81 4.8 Cleeter 20 266 107 40% 96 70 13% 195 10.3 284 14.2 Holcomb 20 350 171 40% 117 65 55% 213 11.2 407 20.4 McNimery 20 112 53 41% 68 40 50% 105 5.5 146 7.3 Nields 20 140 44 31% 46 26 51% 56 2.9 114 5.7 Sandbrink 4 1 0 0% 1 0 0% 0 .0 0 0 Thatcher 16 61 20 33% 33 24 13% 24 1.6 64 4 Thompson 4 10 2 20% 3 2 67% 3 .3 6 5 Kelly 7 37 13 35% 25 15 60% 50 7.1 41 5.9 51 Working hard without rest B-TEAM; 1st Row: M. Meyer, B. McKee, R. Lothridge. C. Molen, P. Kern. 2nd Row: S. Spencer, J. Uhlmansiek, C. Jackson, J. Doenges, J. Miller, T. Beer, Coach Ellinghausen. '68 Mascots Richard Kagy Gary Goodspeed FROSH; 1st Row: J. Thatcher, R. McNeely, M. Dicken, S. Mendell, D. Kinnett, M. Dobson, P. Ellis. 2nd Row: K. Henry, P. Hopping, M. Croucher, M. Carr, D. Farrell, R. Ullrich. 3rd Row: K. Lane, M. Nisbet, B. Ingles, Stu. Mgr. D. Keuber. 52 brought our Devils much success. Mick the Magician shows his astonished teammates how to freeze the ball. Be vis comes up for air and the ball heads toward the net. C lee ter displays his fighting spirit as he recovers a fumble for a six yard gain. 53 Holcomb goes after the rebound as 21 does a little headhunting. Spirit and a lot of hustle Thatcher seems ready to applaud Mike's kangaroo style. No Mick, you don't blow foam off a basketball. 54 all comes out in Devil muscle. Hoke soars skyward to drop in two more. Bevis seems ready to take a trip, with 43’s help. What's a sore throat to a loyal Devil. 55 Jumping, shooting, dribbling skills in Eager Devils listen attentively to Coach Demaree's sectional battle plan. Big Hoke and his super-charged Vikings. Kelly gets his Irish up as he slams two home. McNimery stomachs North Dearborn's Lipps, while Nields plays hot potato with the ball. 56 provided the fans many thrills. 57 Cleeter fires away to amazement of No. 13. Sore muscles and lots of sweat TRACK; 1st Row: K. Hopping, S. Turner, R. Dobson, K. Cleeter, B. Johnston, G. Greene. 2nd Row: J. Facemeier, J. Ward, K. Taylor. R. Probst, G. Honchell, J. Thatcher, J. Withered. D. Chase, B. Petscher. 3rd Row: B. Messer, R. Ullrich. M. Dobson, D. Withered. P. Ellis, D. Withered. J. Willoughby, C. Dierking. 4th Row: K. Lane, M. Elliott. M. Horton, M. Croucher. L. Demaree, J. Cook, G. Witteride, M. Meyer. Back: Coaches-Brown and Platt. Coach Brown holds the team’s interest as he assigns events. 58 ________________________________________________________________________________________ makes the Devils a constant threat. David Chase stays close to the head of the pack in the 120 yd. lows. 59 From a runners glide, Cleeter shows the perfect high jump form? while clearing Petch hits the bar at 12 3 after setting a new conference the bar at 5 6”. record of 12 1 2 . Golden Arm Turner prepares himself mentally before letting one fly. Everyone streches for the tape except Dobson who seems to be more interested in checking out the infield. 60 to a batter’s slide. Baseball, 1st row: E. Armstrong, G. Honchell, B. Thompson. 2nd row: K. Be vis, M. Whiteford, K. Cleeter, S. Sandbrink, R. Lothridge, J. Miller, A. Burke, R. Block, B. Ramey. 3rd row: C. Molen, L. Lorton, B. McKee. When it's game time, the Devils think of nothing but base bail. The baseball team has always been known for its drawing of capacity crowds. 61 Devils’ nine Batesville's coach looks on in defection as McKee puts the tag on the runner. The coaches give last minute instructions before an important conference game. mighty fine. Chuck takes time out from his Athletic Directors job to lead the crowd in a few cheers. Thompson's level swing bangs out another important hit. Hondo” Honchell pulls an outside pitch down the left field line for a hit. No. 12's attempted bunt single is to no avail against a tough Devil infield. Rugged paths to glory CROSSCOUNTRY: 1st Row: C. Dierking, M. Whiteford. J. Uhlmansiek, S. Sandbrink, R. Hollins, R. Reynolds, R. Chatham, St. Managers, P. Cook. T. Kerr. 2nd Row: D. Block, C. Molen. R. Probst, K. Miller, K. Walker. D. Hollins. Coach Demaree looks on confidentally as his boys look good at the start. 64 The intramural story It was a long hard road for those competing in the Girls' Volleyball Tournament. Chow Hounds: R. Reynolds. O. Holdcraft, G. Honchell. D. Walston, E. Armstrong, L. Lorton. 65 Pretty girls with pep and steam Off we go into the wild blue yonder... Rally ’round the A girls, rally 'round the A. 66 are the ones who back our team Talk about second story men?”! Frosh: Brenda Robinson, Patty Cash, Sue Spalding, Jo Ann Craft. 67 Hard work and long hours A-Club, 1st row: D. Lyttle, B. Tonne, R. Dobson, E. Armstrong, K. Bevis, K. Slayback, K. Cleeter. 2nd row: M. Lyttle, R. Fehling, S. Turner, B. Petscher. R. Lothridge. J. Thatcher, M. McNimery, G. Honchell. 3rd row: C. Dierking, B. McKee, R. Hollins, G. Goodspeed, D. Chase, T. Kelly, M. Holcomb, J. Facemeier, J. Withered. 4th row; T. Grieve. B. Johnston, R. Chatham, R. Block, R. Probst, L. Steigerwald, D. Nields. G. Greene, M. Good-speed . Officers: Pres., Ken Cleeter; V. Pres., R. Dobson; Sec., L. These are what Seniors who have enough letters earn. Rider; Treas., B. Tonne; Sgt.-at-Arms, E. Armstrong. Trophy Winners—1st Row: R. Dobson, K. Cleeter, M. Holcomb, B. Tonne, J. Thatcher. 2nd Row: G. Greene, R. Probst, C. Dierking, B. Petscher. Ken Cleeter presents Coach Brown with a Bronzed hat, a gift from the 68 Varsity Football team. Ken Bevis presents Coach Demaree with a clock, a gift from the Varsity Basketball team. enables the awards to be ours. Mr. Thomas Mont, head football coach at DePaul University, was this years guest speaker. On the tables are all the awards that the athletes strive hard to earn. FACULTY 72 SCHOOL NURSE - Mrs. Shelby SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER - Mrs. Bauer SECRETARY - Mrs. McCardle 73 COOKS - Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Brooks, and Mrs. Maddox JANITOR - Mr. Armstrong Who said that there aren't such things as unicorns? Just look at Wayne! John HaU B. A. t Hanover College M. S., Indiana University Junior English Mary Jewett B.S., Indiana University Junior English 74 Don Gigerich plays the student while everyone else poses. No, Bill, maybe brain surgery isn't down your alley. Albert Porter B.A. Franklin College M.S., University of Cincinnati Guidance Director Linda Pitcock B.A., Berea College Freshman English 75 Wonder why all the boys sit in front? Beverly Strasimeier B.S., Indiana University Freshman girl Phys. Ed., Health, and Safety George Wilkinson B.S., Purdue University Plane Geometry, General Math, Algebra Some minds go off on a tangent while others try to figure out all the angles. 76 The track boys play ’’Fish, fish, in a dish to determine who will run the first lap. R. Duane Brown B.S., Ashland College M.S., Indiana University Head Football, Track Coach Marilyn Moeller B.A., University of Cincinnati B.S., University of Cincinnati Business Math, Algebra II 77 Smile! You're in the annual! Is this shorthand or short-skirts? Eleanor Longcamp B.S., Indiana University Shorthand, Typing Deraid Ellinghausen B. A., Indiana University M. S., Indiana University Boys' Phys. Ed., Biology, Driver's Ed., Assistant Football and Basketball Coach 78 Harley Heim B. S., Evansville College Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach Margaret Klingelhoffer B.S., Purdue University Freshman Home Ec. Is Jerry Sechrest using his Voodoo powers to hex the opponents basketball? A stitch in time saves a lot of embarrass ment. What strange atraction is there between Mike Aubert and Mike Nesbitt? Eugene Gabbard B.A., Mayville M. A. t University of Kentucky Physics, Biology David Glenn B.S., Indiana University M. S., Indiana University Physical Science Who s the man standing in back with a racing stripe down his front? Withered and CaUon use their pitstop to warm up some left-overs. Harold Chuck Rice B. A., Indiana Central College Chemistry, Drivers' Training William Platt B.P.S.M., Indiana University Band Director Is Gary dreaming about his future in the East Enterprise Symphony Orchestra, or his pet Tom Turkey ? 81 Mrs. Lake seems up in the air while her students get down to business. Kirby Lake B. A., Hanover College Girls' Phys. Ed., Health, and Safety Grace Schmarr B. A.. Hanover College M.S., Ball State University Spanish I, Freshman English We can't hear Ruthie and Mark, but we sure get the picture. Mr. Hudson's candid camera catches all late-comers. Raymond Hudson B.S., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University Journalism, U.S. History, Faculty Advisor, Newspaper, Yearbook Eileen Donewald B.S., Texas Women's University Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping Could Liebeck and Milam be planning the great escape from Mrs. Donewald's study hall? Hey, Shelb, I promise I'll use Ban to morrow. Would you believe I knew that 'dude before I got up here? Robert Shelby B. A., B.S., University of Cincinnati M.A., University of Cincinnati Industrial Arts Greg Platt B.S., Ball State University M. A., Ball State University Freshman Industrial Arts Who is that lovely young thing in the back row? Marian Smith B.A., Indiana University English 3,4 Dean of girls - Beatriz Kyle B. A., Western College Senior Math, Commercial Math, Geometry Instead of drawing an asymptote, Mike seems to be starting a fold out” type draw ing of an hour glass figure. Professor Kelly elaborates while Hog Dog dreams of mustard and pickle relish. It must have been a funny thing that took this picture! Charles Gene Demaree B.S., University of Tulsa Head Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country Coach, Boys Health and Phys. Ed. Gary Lyon B.S., Miami University M. A., Miami University Civics, Economics, U.S. History Bussy M or and prepares for a solo effort in explaining the •■Henry approach to World History. Gene Henry B. A., Franklin College World History. Business Law, Choir Nina Maddox B.S., Ball State University M. S., Indiana University Librarian 87 From the look on Ben’s face, they aren’t reading Popular Mechanics! Connie, try Alka-Seltzer. It should take care of those Monday morning blahs ! Lucille Schaich B.S., Purdue University Home Economics Milton Masing B.S., Ball State University M.S., Ball State University Art Dale Knigga B.S., Purdue University Vocational Agriculture Mr. Knigga discusses something or utter while his class envisions putting him out to pasture. First Row: Ron King, Don Probst, Gary Probst, Phil Weaver, Larry Dicken. Second Row: Dave Lyttle, Bob Werner, Jim Witheride, Bill Luke, Mike Tandy, Dave Scott. Third Row: Robert Witte, Terry Donk, Dennis Uhlmansiek, Jim Johnson, Jim Lattire. Fourth Row: Gary Heeke, Tony Rumsey, Mark Dicken, Frank Rod -maker, Mike Martin, Bob Johnston, Steve Hall. F.F.A. 89 SENIORS Class of 1968 Class Motto - Win without boasting. Lose without excuse. Class Flower - Yellow Rose Class Song - Born Free CAROL ANN ABBOTT Sunshine 1; Librarian 1; Choir 1; Concession 3. KENNETH JAMES BEVIS Transfer Senior Year; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Football 4; A-Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Band 4; Choir 4. EDWARD DALE ARMSTRONG Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Cross Country 3; Track 3; A-Club 2,3,4; Boys Yell Block 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 3; Concert Choir 3; Sweet Sixteen 3; Student Council 4, V. Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3; High-Lite Staff 4; All Conference Baseball Pitcher 3; Most Improved Baseball Player. LINDA DIANNE AUBERT Shakespeare Club 4; Band 2; Prom Committee 3; Latin Contest 2; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4. GREGORY LYNN ANKEN-BAUER Pep Club 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4. KATHY ANN ARMSTRONG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHRIS BANSCHBACH Cross Country 2; Intra-murals 3; Boys State Alternate 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4 CONNIE SUE BLOCK Commercial Course 93 JERALD RICHARD BRAUER Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Shakespeare 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 2,3,4; All State Chorus 2,3,4. MELODY SUE CHALK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Club 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Choir 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Shakespeare Club 4. KENNETH DALE CLEETER Baseball 1,2,3,4; All Conf. 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; 2nd. Team All Conf. 3; Free Throw Trophy 3; Football 1,2,3, 4; All Conf. 3; Track 1, 2,3,4; All Conf. 3; A-Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Pres. 4; Student Council 2; Boys State 3; Prom King Cand. 3; Annual Staff 4. BAMBA LYN COTTON Intramurals 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Sunshine Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4; All State Chorus 3,4; Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 1; Prom Committee 3. DIANA GAYLE CAUDILL G.A.A. 2,3,4; Sunshine Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 4. WILLIAM DEAN CHEEK Hi-Y 4; Boys Yell Block 1,2,3, 4; Choir 3,4; Class Treas. 4; Farmers Fair King Cand. 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Photographer 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM COOK PATRICIA ANN COURTER Sunshine Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 4. Cross Country 1; Track 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 4; Boys Yell Block 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Drum Major 4; Pep Band 3,4; Choir 3; Concert Choir 3; Sweet Sixteen 3; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Boys State 3; Prom Committee 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; It s Academic Team 4. 94 LiNUA SUSAN CRAVEN G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Sun-. c Club 2; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Concessions 3. RONALD LEE DAUSCH Boys State Alternate 3. LARRY DALE DICKEN F.F.A. 4; Boys Yell Block 1; Concessions 3; F.F.A. Sec. TERRY LYNN DONK Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. RICKY LEE DOBSON Basketball 1,2, 3; Football 1,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; A-Club V. Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Defense All Conf. Team 3; 2nd Team All Sectional. DEANNA LYNN DEWERS G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 4; Concert Choir 4; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DAVID KEITH DOWNEY Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; Boys YeU Block 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Sec. 4; Hi-Y Sec. 4; Page 4; G.A.A. Dance King Cand. 1; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 3,4. 95 EDITH KAYE DREW Librarian 4; Pep Club 4; Concessions 3. RALPH ARTHUR EVANS Hi-Y 2,3.4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Boys Yell Block 3; Prom Committee 3; Shakespeare Club 4. SHARON KAY FOX G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. Sec. 4; G.A.A. Pres. 4; Sunshine Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Class Treas. 3; Choir 2; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Dance Queen 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RONALD PAUL KING JANICE MARIE EAGUN PAMELA KAY FIELDS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 2,3, 4; All State Chorus 3; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. SHELLY JO FOX G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sunshine Club 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Banner Girl 4; Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Girls State Alt. 3; Prom Queen Cand. 3; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Ed. 4. DEBORAH KAY GABBARD Pep Club 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Sweet Sixteen 4; All State Chorus 3,4; Concessions 3; Prom Queen Cand. 3; Prom Committee 3; Farmers Fair Queen Cand. 4. 96 DANIEL C. HICKS F.F.A. 4; Boys Yell Block 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 4; Prom Committee 3. LINDA LOU HINMAN Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 3.4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Cheerleader Is Prom Committee 3; Contest Choir 4; Annual Staff 4. ■ KAY EVELENE GIGERICH G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. PARKE DICKSON HARDGROVE, JR. F.F.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Boys Yell Block 4; Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Prom Com mi tee 3. RIKARD EUGENE HILL Track 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Boys Yell Block 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 2; Page 3; Boys State 3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. BEVERLY ANN HOLLINS Intramurals 2,3,4. 97 JOHN ERIC HUBBARTT Baseball 1; Pep Club 3,4; Boys' Yell Block 4; Student Council 3; Prom King Cand. 3; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Ed. 4; Annual Staff 4. BRENDA JOYCE HUSSUNG G.A.A. 1,2; Sunshine Club 3,4; Intramurals 2; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Sweet Sixteen 4; Solo Contest 4; Student Council 2; Girls State 3; Girls State Treas. 3; Homecoming Queen Cand. 3; Prom Chairman 3; Annual Ed. 4; Social Studies Institute; D. A.R. Award 4. ROSELYN RUTH HOREN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intra-murals 2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. GAYLA SUE HOUZE G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine Club 4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Choir 2,3, 4; Class Treas. 2; Homecoming Queen Cand. 1,4, Queen 4; Prom Queen Cand. 3; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Concert Choir 4; Office Page 4; Sweetheart Queen Cand. 4. MARTHA KAY HOWARD G.A.A. 2,3,4; Intra-murals 2; Sunshine Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 2; Prom Queen Cand. 3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. ROBERTA MISCHELL HURD G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Club 1; Pep Club 1,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JUDITH KAY HUSSUNG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Club 3,4; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Dance Queen Cand. 4; Concert Choir 4. RICHARD LESTER KAGY Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Boys' Yell Block 2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Color Guard 4; Choir 3; Hi-Y Chaplain 4; Prom Committee 3; School Mascot 4. 98 SALLY ANN KUHLMEIER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Club 1,2, 3.4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3 4, Band Sec. 4; Majorette 3; Head Majorette 4; Flag Girl Choir 1.2, 3,4; Coin ert Choir 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Home-corning Queen Cand. 2,4; From Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Sweetheart Queen Cand. 4. DAVID ALLEN LYTTLE Football 3,4; Track 4; F.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Boys Yell Block 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; F.F.A. Reporter 3,4. RUTH ANN LATTIRE Choir 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. CATHERINE LUCILLE MARTIN G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sunshine Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Sunshine Sec. 4; G.A.A. Pt. Keeper 4; Girls State 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Lectures 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. june McConnell LANGLEY G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2,3; Cheerleader 1; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Sweetheart Queen 4. LARRY PHILIP LORTON Baseball 2,4; Basketball 1; Football 2,4; A-Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; All State Chorus 2,3,4; Boys Quartet 4; Prom Committee 3. BRENDA SUE MARTIN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1.2.3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1.2.3, 4; Pep Band 3,4; Flag Girl 2; Majorette 3, 4; Choir 2,3; Girls State Alt. 3; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4; Prom Chairman 3; Hi-Lite Ed. 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Lectures 3; Intramurals 1,2; Sweetheart Queen Cand. 4. 99 ELLEN IRENE MILLER G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Queen Cand. 4. WALTER CARL MGRAND Intramurals 3; Boys Yell Block 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; All State Chorus 4. EDNA LILLIAN Me MURRAY Transfer from Milan 4; Choir 4. BETTY ANN MOORE Inrramurals 2; Pep Club 3; Choir 2,3,4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. WANDA KAY MORGAN G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. PAULA SUE McWETHY G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Intra-murals 3; Choir 2; Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY ANN McMULLEN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Intra-murals 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Choir 2; Class V. Pres. 2; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Prom Queen 3; Prom Committee 3. 100 MELISSA ANN MORLING Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. MICHAEL PAUL PETERS Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. JAMES URVAN SECHREST Librarians 3,4. FRANK THOMAS ROD MAKER DARWYN LEE NELSON Boys Yell Block 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. LEO FAHEY RIDER Football 1,2,3, 4; Football Captain 3; A-Club 1,2,3,4; A-Club Sec. 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Librarian 4; Intramurals 3,4; Boys' Yell Block 4; Color Guard 3,4; Choir 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Photographer 4. PHYLLIS SUE SCOTT KATHY ANN SHARP Intramurals 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Choir 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; All State Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. 101 MARINA RAE THURMAN G. A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; All State Chorus 3, 4; Concessions 3; Class Sec. 3; Christmas Queen Cand. 3; Shindig Queen Cand. 4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. TEANA MARIE TRANSIER Intramurals 2; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. SHERRIE GAY WALKER G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Intra-murals 2; Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. m DEBORAH JEAN SHELBY G. A.A. 1,3,4; Intra-murals 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Sweet Sixteen 3,4; All State Chorus 3,4; Concessions 3; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. WAYNE LEE SWIFT Basketball 1; F.F.A. 4; Intramurals 3,4; Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM ROBERT TONNE Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 4; A-Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Boy's Yell Block 3.4; Annual Staff 4. BENJAMIN LEONARD TURNER, JR. Librarian 3; Intramurals 3,4. DAVID EUGENE WALSTON Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; Boys Yell Block 3,4; Choir 3,4; Yell Block V. Pres. 4; Librarian 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. 102 CHERYLL ANN WARD Tntramurals 2,3; Sunshine 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3. PHILLIP DALE WEAVER F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Reporter, F.F.A. Sec. 3; F.F.A. Pres. 4; Boy's Yell Block 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Hi-Y Treas. 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Boys State Alt. 3; Annual Staff 4. CAROLINE EILEEN WEIS Transfer from Oldenburg 2. DAVID WOLKER Shakespeare Club 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4. 103 UNDERCLASS Carol Armstrong Jackie Banchbach Fred Barrott Jeanne Barrott Vickie Beam Bob Bennett, Jr. Rick Block Linda Brown Wayne Brown Marlene Browning Pam Brug Bonnie Brunner Clayton Bushman Melody Busse Junior Rick Chatham Kathy Conover Pat Cook Fayla Cottingham Melody Cotton Donna Craft Mary Ann Craft Melvin Craig Gloria Dagnon Ricky DeCamp Mark Dicken Ricky Dierking Sharon Donley 106 Jeff Ebel Jay Facemire Randy Fairfield Jane Farrar Roger Fehling Bev Feiss Linda Freeman Linda Getz Judy Gellert Gary Goodspeed Class Mike Holcomb Otis Holdcraft Terry Holdcraft Betty Hollins Donald Hollins Ronald Hollins Gary Honchell Kenny Hopping Debbie Horton Jackie Houze Sharon Hubbard Barbara Huffman 107 Karen Hunger Connie Hussung Holly Hussung Mary Kay Jenkins Bobbie Johnston Kathy Johnson Angela Kern Terry Kerr Connie Klingelhoffer Pat Klueber Linda Knigga Debbie Knippenberg Nancy Lawson Linda Lay PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Fred Lester Ronnie Llewellyn Class of 69” Melvin Lyttle Margaret Markwalter Mary Martin Penny Martin Danny McAtee Barbara McCardle Jeff McCardle Larry McCardle Vickie McCarty Mick McNimery Robert McQuese Greg Mendell Mark Meyer Blanche Meyers 108 Roy Middleton Connie Milam Karl Miller Terry Mollman Jimmy Moody Dennis Montgomery Rick Morgan Monica Morling Dickie Nields Terry New Donna Nichols Suzanne Nixon Linda Nocks Bill Petscher Class of 69” Rick Probst Sue Richeson Debbie Robinson Sue Rumsey Tommy Russell Steve Sandbrink David Scharf Jerry Schmeltzer Marlene Schoffner David Scon Henry Shamburger Ben Sharp 109 Carolyn Shinkle Mike Shinkle Merlene Short Larry Steigerwald Jeff Strunk Karen Tandy Mike Teaney Jim Thatcher Bill Thompson Diane Townsend Steve Turner vRindy Tyler Dennis Uhlmansiek Kenny Walker Terry Weber Beverly Wells Class of 69” Steve White Mike Whiteford Terry Wiegand Don Wilburn Christine Williams Dale Willoughby Mary Lou Winans Dori Wingate Jerry Withered Robert Witte John Wright Dennis York A no Cathy Armbruster Julie Armstrong David Baker Randy Beatty Tom Beer Martha Bell Joyce Be lew James Bennett Sherry Benning Mike Bentle Denise Beyer Bruce Black Dennis Block Helen Brunner Rhissa Callon Ruthie Childers Sophomore Class Joe Christian Barbara Cook Debbie Craig Nethetta Davis Karen Die ken Jerry Doenges Joyce Eaglin Judy Eaglin Francis Earles Eddie Edwards Ricky Elder Vicki Elder Cheryl Ernsting Don Gigerich ill Mark Goodspeed Connie Graff Debbie Harrell Kathy Harrison Gary Heeke Mark Hill Keith Holcomb Debbie House Linda Houze Bob Hunger Robert Isabell Clarence Jackson Pegan Jackson Ernest Johnson Class of 70” Ricky Kent Joyce King Kathy Kittle Terry Klueber Dennis Lambert Jan Lambert Linda Lane Sherry Langley Diana Lesko Bobby Liebeck Terry Liebeck Joyce Lockwood 112 Steve Lockwood Randy Lothridge Vernon Mangold Sherry Martin Steve Martin Karen McCarty Wanda McCarty Bob McCracken Rebecca McGraw Bill McKee Larry McQuese Mary Meyers Mike Meyers Randy Meyers Class of ”70” Dennis Neary Mark Neff Sharon New Brenda Nichols Valerie Nocks Patti Petro Bill Pfister Tom Ramseyer Ann Renner David Reynolds Gary Rice Betsy Ross 113 Timmy Rullman Tony Rumsey Barbara Schaich Gary Schmidt Sherry Schuler Dorothy Scott Jerry Sechrest Ruthie Short Sharon Short Betsy Shuck Pam Smith Ronnie Spaulding Steve Spencer Rick Stoops Kathy Strohan Kirk Taylor Barbara Tonne Ron Traue Class of ”70” Glenda Ulmansiek John Ulmansiek Jim Ward Delaine Warren Jack Welch Clarence Werner Tim Whiteford Jerrilynn Williams Sandy Willoughby Melody Wingate Carla Witte Faye Witte 114 Freshman Class Jim Beam Tim Beam Nancy Belew Barbara Billingsley Robin Alfred James Allison Virginia Armbruster Jerry Armstrong Verena Armstrong Mike Aubert Tom Ay lor Steve Bailey Debbie Baker Sandy Baker Sarah Baker Donna Bachelor Perry Bachelor Diana Beach Mark Bocksteigel Bob Browning Albert Burk Micky Busse Patty Cash Willis Chalk Ruby Cheek Ruthie Cheek Bob Clark James Cook Margie Cotton Darlene Cox 115 Joanne Craft Mike Craucher Steve Dagnon Helen Dameron Pam Daugherty Jeff Dausch David Deffinger Larry Demarre Susan Dewers Mark Dickens Bonnie Feiss Mona Fields Irvin Fleed James Gabbard Bev Gardener Kathy Gilbreath Jackie Gillispie Ray Goodpaster Cindy Green Vickie Grieve Cindy Gullian Helen Hankins 116 John Hartigan Ian Hendrey Gary Henry Kenny Henry Gary Holdcraft Ernie Hollins Reginald Honaker Paul Hopping Lisha Horen Mike Horton Dale House Sandra Hubbard Rose Huffman Bruce Ingles Class of 71” Elizabeth Isabell Vicki James Debbie Jameson Larry Johnson PHOTO not AVAILABLE Pat Kern Gloria Platt Danny Keublea Mike Kinnett Donna Knigga Lois Knippenberg Beckie Koelher Joyce Lambert Richard Lane James Lattire Bob Lawrence Steve Lawrence 117 Connie Lay Debbie Levi Linda Livingston Dawn Lischkge Tom Lorton Bill Luke Linda Lusby Ricky Lynn Mark Lyons Sue Lyons Kay Martin Bev McCardle Brenda McCarty Cherryl McDade Richard McDaniel Jeff McDonald Class of ”71” Dennis McGraw Randy Me Neely Janet Meier Steve Mendell Robert Messer Jeff Meyer Georgiann Middleton Diana Miller Rhonda Montgomery Pam Moore photo NOT available Connie Moorehead Bonnie Newman Debbie Newton Mike Newton 118 Class of 71” Dennis Richeson Donna Roberts Brenda Robinson Steve Rogers Vickie Rowland Mike Nisbett Herb Parish Diana Pease Clarence Pruitt Bob Ramey Bob Sharp Roxann Shinkle Darlene Short Paula Short Sandy Schonegg Tom Scott Mike Scudder Bill Shamburger Ray Sizemore Sue Skinner Karla Smith Dorris Smudrick Sue Spaulding Vickie Spencer Bill Standish Charles Swartzfager Mike Tandy Gary Taylor James Terrill John Thatcher V 119 Martha Thompson Sandra Tice Randy Tyler Roger Ullrich Kathy Vorbroker Cecil Wallace Bob Walton John Ward Becky Weaver Cheryl Whiteford Joyce Witham John Williams Charles Wilburn Jack Willoughby Pat Winane Barbara Winans Class Dan Withered Dave Withered Donna Withered Gary Witteride Paula Wouling Gary Wright Mike Carr of 71” 120 Band Trip Bruce Black directs the boys as they load up for the trip to Batesville. Choral Festival Ten Minutes 'til showtime! The Contrasting sounds of A Festive O-verture” fill the Batesville gym. Relaxing before the night performance are Mr. Henry and some of the more exuberent choir members. M The two sides of waiting in line. 121 As Mr. Henry tries to control us. some just can't seem to settle down. Curtain Wait, wait. wait... that's all we ever do. Miss Burgess makes her students behave. Hey, Buck! Better wake up! This is for your benefit. 122 Well, Miss Burgess, I figured Owen Hamilton would be smoking a cigar. Old Tony heads for the wings. Going Up! Lorry, you don't strike your own mother. Should I take three steps now. Miss Burgess, or later? It was a lovely play. Miss Burgess, just lovely. Can't you let Nancy have a normal life like other kids, Mr. Leveridge? Hey, Mr. Carter! Come back with the director. The cast presents flowers to director Mrs. Pitcock and producer Let's not get carried away! Mrs. Smith. 123 Cap and Gown Mr. Snider and several teachers arrange the awards and trophies. Seniors march in to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance.” Award recipients-1st. row: (Left to right): C. Darlington, K. Gigerich, B. Hollins, M. Hurd, L. Craven, C. Martin, K. Sharp. 2nd row: B. Cook. L. Dicken, P. Weaver, K. Bevis, M. Bentle, S. Kuhlmeier. 3rd row: B. Martin, M. Cook, R. Hill. L. Rider, G. Houze, B. Hussung and S. Fox not pictured. 124 Honor and Renown Some are joyful: others full of sorrow. Melody Busse and Kenny Hopping escort the senior class for their final march. Seniors, parents, relatives, students are a captive audience for the commencement address. Dr. Hanes of Franklin College gave the address entitled For the rest of your Lives ’. Senior band members cherish many memories as they play for the last time under Mr. Plan's direction. Parents have a great deal to be proud of in the class of 1968. Sr. Class Pres., Rikard Hill. 125 Also performing for the last time, senior choir members sing Battle Hymn with sentimental feeling. ADVERTISING Best Wishes Graduates M N BOOTERY 51 1 Second Street Phone 926-1001 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 RISING SUN NURSING COME Professional Care Andrew Margaret Granitir, R.N., Owners Rising Sun Indiana Aurora Indiana Overheard in the band room. Brenda Martin: Mike, is Rotterdam a bad word’’ Mike Cook: “No. Brenda. Brenda: Good. One of my teachers has poison ivy and I hope it’ll Rotterdam arm off.” GRAND RECREATION 222 Second Street Aurora Indiana PAUL H. ROHE COMPANY, INC. Phone 926-1471 Richard Hoffman Aurora, Indiana 647-4822 Brookville, Ind. Hot Mix Plant-Aurora, Indiana Phone 926-0956 Bituminous Construction of Roads, Streets, Driveways and Industrial Areas 128 Compliments of PUBLIC SERVICE Live Better Electrically Phone 926-0070 Second Bridgeway Aurora Indiana Good Luck JOE CHRISMAN CLOTHIER 313 Second Street 926-1767 Aurora Linda Hinman says every man likes to see a girl stick to knitting especially when she’s in a wet bathing suit. Compliments of FEHLING FLOORING Carpet, Tile, Linoleum Free Estimates Phone 926-0795 Aurora Compliments of LAMBERT CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Service Free Pick Up and Delivery Mr. and Mrs. Mel Lambert 314 Second Street Aurora 240 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg 129 But. Jane, none of the other fellas have to wear high-heeled shoes.” “Shut up. Leo. we’re almost at the DRAFT BOARD.” Best of Luck to the Class of ”68 BOB HASTINGS DEPARTMENT STORE Luggage and Leather Goods Main Street AURORA INDIANA BO JOHNSTON MOTORS PLYMOUTH-VAllANT-INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS STANDARD OIL L. B. Johnson - Phone 926-0371 101 - 15 Main Street Aurora, Indiana 47001 )30 Compliments of MONARCH AUTO SUPPLY Good Luck Graduates! SCHWANHOLT'S Green Blvd. Aurora Indiana 215 Bridgeway Aurora Indiana The House That Really Serves Ed Armstrong and Dave Downey discussing their motor madness column: Dave: How'd you blow that tire?” Ed: Han over a milk bottle.” Dave: Didn’t you see it?” Ed: “Darn kid had it under his coat.” I JMg j Compliments of ijji JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND SONS, INC. Much Success For The Class of 68 Lawrenceburg, Indiana WESTERN AUTO CO. Zenith Color T.V. 406 Second Street Phone 926-1565 Aurora Indiana 13! good luck THATCHER GLASS MFG. CO. INC. Lawrenceburg Indiana See What You Buy — Buy In Glass JOHN F. ULLRICH PHOTOGRAPHER GOOD LUCK GRADUATES It has been a pleasure finishing your Senior portraits. It will be a pleasure to serve your future photographic needs. Phone 926-9212 Aurora, Ind. Tuilrich 4 moTQWAmv RIKI HILL, ace chemist, has come up with a new deodorant called “Vanish”. It makes you invisible and everybody wonders where the odor is coming from. L. E. TRENNEPOHL SHOES Compliments of SCHENLEY Lawrenceburg, Indiana 21 8 Walnut Street (Where quality is higher than price) Phone 537-3846 Lawrenceburg, Ind. 132 BEST WISHES GOMPIES We Service What We Sell' Schwinn Bikes Power Mowers New Used 654-1001 Milan Indiana Compliments of CHRIS VOLZ MOTOR INC. Phil Weaver: “Don’t you wish you were a barefoot boy again?” Mr. Knigga: “Not me. I used to work on a turkey farm.” 133 Dave Wolker says don’t drink when you drive. You might hit a bump and spill it. Good Luck GREEN SCHWIER CO. Furniture Rugs Carpeting Drapes Second Street Aurora Indiana Best Wishes DEARBORN FINANCE CO. Gibson Building Second Main Street Aurora Indiana 134 . r —— June Langley says that a girl is at that difficult age when she’s too old to be a brownie and too young to be a Bunny. 135 Compliments of STIER, WILLIAMS AND STORK FUNERAL HOME Glendol Stork, Prop. 310 Fourth Street Aurora Phone 926-0241 Indiana Congratulations, Class of 68” MOLEN FLORAL 319 2nd Street Aurora Mickey Hurd says she’s read so much about the terrible effects of smoking that she's decided to give up reading. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AURORA Complete banking service included at our North Branch. PEERLESS OFFICE SUPPLIES 9-11 East Center Street Service Since 1933 Phone 537-1515 Lawrenceburg 136 PERPETUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 230 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 537-1016 or 1017 Conventional Mortgoge Loans Low Cost Home Improvement Loans Educationol Loans G.l. Loans Package Loans Straight Loans Passbook Loans Pass book Sovings Accounts Paid-up Certificates Save-by-Mail Free Notary Public Service No-fee Money Orders No-fee Travel Checks Christmas Club Vacation Club LIBERAL DIVIDENDS E. G. Harry, President-Manager FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 7:30 P.M. 137 Compliments of AURORA CASKET COMPANY U.S. 50 Aurora Indiana Good Luck Graduates SCHMARR'S DRESS SHOP (Because You Love Smart Things) Auroa Indiana Economists like Judy Hussung are still trying to figure out why the girl with the least principle draws the most interest. Compliments of KENNEDY'S SPORTING GOODS Complete Line of Athletic Supplies Hunting and Fishing Phone 926-2840 Aurora, Indiana Compliments of WADE DRUG STORE Durbin Shopping Plaza Lawrenceburg Indiana Sally Kuhlmeier: “Whisper those three little words that will make me walk on air.” Kicky Dobson: Go hang yourself.” AURORA FLORAL 308 Third Street Phone 926-0004 Aurora Indiana GOOD LUCK NEARY CANDY COMPANY 'We'll Do Our Best To Keep You Sweet Lawrenceburg Indiana 139 AMERICAN STATE BANK BOB'S AUTO PARTS ‘Think American Bank American Radiator Service Wrecker Service Indiana lawrenceburg Aurora, Indiana Phone 926-0924 Butch Kagy tells the story of the butcher who backed into the meat grinder and got a little behind in his orders. ONE SPARKLE CLEANERS HOUR Best Wishes 509 Second Street Aurora Indir KROGER'S SPARKLE CLEANERS Indiana Aurora Terry Donk says strip poker is one game in which the more you lose, the more you have to show for it. TEANEY'S The Complete Super Food Market Phone 926-0440 Aurora Indiana Dine at the TOWN HOUSE Where Fine Foods and Courteous Service are a Specialty Aurora Indiana 141 Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Dick DeCamp, Owner 716 Green Blvd. Aurora Indiana Compliments of INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. Tanners Creek Generating Division Lawrenceburg Indiana Leo Rider (Salesman): How do you think this suit fits?” •Jerry Brauer: The jacket isn’t bad. Sir. but the trousers are a bit loose around the armpits.” Compliments of RISING SUN BOWLING LANES Rising Sun Indiana Best Wishes PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY Second and Bridgeway Phone 926-0631 See us for Home Loans.'1 Aurora Indiana 142 Compliments of DON SINCLAIR SERVICE Delco Botteries-lgnition Goodyeor-Delto Tires Complete Auto Repair 41 5 Green Blvd. Phone 926-0283 Aurora f huck Rice defines optimj8t as a husband who goes down to the marriage bureau to see if his license has expired. Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by: The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Aurora things go better with Coke after Coke � •� ©« uh) after Coke. 143 Compliments of LAWRENCEBURG RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Dottie's Ladies Apparel Towne Country Shoppe Jackson Hare Sears, Roebuck Co. Sparkle Corporation Southern Dollar Store Ideal Drug Store Willies Dad Lad Store American State Bank The Vanitie Shop Lorey's Dearborn Music Supply Taylor Brothers Firestone Abe Cohen Shoe Store The Lawrenceburg Press Home Furniture Appliance People's National Bank Bakers Grocery Lows Jewelry Frankels Men Boys Store Jack Jill Shop Ohler Pharmacy Register Printing Co. Necchi Sewing Center Peerless Printing Co. Lawrenceburg Heating Plumbing Co. Springdale at Colerain Cincinnati, Ohio Dancing and Entertainment Present Entertainment Jesters 1967 Prom a Go Go. Driving Winds and 2 of Clubs Stars of the Past Casinos Others Corvairs New Breed Shadows of Night Cindy Oakley Bros. Royal Fattonettes Johnny Schott Radicals 45 Compliments of DEARBORN AUTO PARTS Just Behind Frisch's Restaurant Phone 537-1839 U.S. 50 Between Lawrenceburg Aurora Principal: How’s Smitty on the high jump? Any good? Coach: “Naw. He can hardly clear his own throat. Compliments of SAVAGE APPLIANCES Main Street Phone 926-2452 Aurora Indiana Good Luck Graduates HUXSOLL THUERMER V S Hardware Third Main Street Aurora Indiana M6 Compliments of RUSS HAMILTON FINE CARS Green Blvd. Phone 926-1344 Aurora Indiana ULLRICH REXALL DRUG STORE 301 Second Street Go to Ullrich's for service. Aurora Indiana Mr. Henry: “Why should soldiers be rather tired on the first of April'’’’ Shelly: Because they’ve just had a March of thirty-one days.” Compliments of PROBST MILK COMPANY Mother's Only Rival AURORA BOOSTER CLUB Back the Red Devils! French Bauer Products Wilmington Pike Phone 926-0311 Aurora Indiana 147 GENE'S CYCLE CENTER 217 N. Walnut St. Harrison, Ohio Phone 634-5500 Honda Sales Service Good Luck Graduates WELCH OIL COMPANY Phillips 66 Products Aurora Indiana Larry Dicken: “Hi, John. Are you fishing?” John Hubbartt: “No, Larry, I’m drowning worms. 148 THE FOUR-WAY TEST 1. Is it the truth? 2. Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build good will and friendship? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned? Compliments of AURORA ROTARY CLUB Compliments of DRAPER PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 231 Second Street Phone 926-0455 Aurora Indiana Mr. Lyon in Civics class: Bussy. who’s the Speaker of the House?” Bussy Morand: “Mother.” M9 Best Wishes ANDE CHEVROLET OLDS INC. Phone 537-1416 U.S. 50 Lawrenceburg Compliments of GILSTRAP AUTO SALES Phone 926-2157 Green Blvd. Aurora RALPH EVANS: I always drink lots of milk, because my doctor says milk is a great bone-builder. RON DAUSC’H: Looks to me as though your drinks are going to your head. 150 Congratulations, Class of '68! AURORA LUMBER COMPANY Auroro-lowrenceburg Road DR. J. KENNETH JACKSON 230 Mechanic Street KENT EXPRESS Railroad Avenue LARORA BEAUTY SALON Sunnyside Green Blvd. RANDALL IMPLEMENT CO. Auroro-lawrenceburg Road DR. W. R. HATTON 511 Second Street LOREY'S 5-10 Walnut and East High St. BEYER'S DRUG STORE 339 Second Street DR. F. D. HOUSTON 30 West High St. BLUE STAR MANOR U.S. 50 Aurora WILSON MOTORS Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road DR. S. W. NEARY 401 Third St. GOLDSMITH'S Second Street BOB CHEEK INSURANCE Harrison Avenue Compliments of: Dr. Frank longcamp SCHULER'S TEXACO 200 Green Blvd. INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES High Walnut St. Law. HOUZE BARBERSHOP 328 Second Street SCHULER'S FURNITURE STORE 212 Main Street K W AUTO SALES RENNER'S FARM BUREAU SCHULER FURNITURE NEEL'S BEAUTY SALON WILDRIDGE'S KNIPPENBERG BARBER SHOP WALKER LAUNDRY DEARBORN TRUCK STOP WUNDERLICH INS. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER GANG PLANK DARI BOAT 152 MARTIN'S JEWELRY One hundred classes have graduated from Aurora High School. As the one-hundred and first graduating class, the class of 1968 begins a new chapter in the history of Aurora High. Certain changes took place during our four years at A.H.S. We were the first freshman class at Northside. By ordering our class rings our sophomore year, we set another precedent. Then, our junior year we went to the Tiki-Club for the post prom, another first. Now, for the first time, we have included in our annual all the spring activities. We're also proud of the fact that our annual is the first Aurora Borealis to contain a color picture. The past four years have also changed the members of the class of 1968—from immature teeny-boppers to young adults prepared to meet this challenging world. ■ '■T class of Acknowledgements Each year, the Senior Class of Aurora High School strives to make its annual just a little better than the ones before it. This can not be accomplished by just one person. It takes teamwork. Each member of the team does his own job and in his own way helps to create the Aurora Borealis. We would like to express our appreciation to each and every person who helped to make the Aurora Borealis what it is.... We thank the teachers who took the time to offer their valuable assistance; the members of the Senior Class who generously put forth their own time and effort to help meet the deadlines; and the school custodians who patiently cleaned the class room while we were underfoot. We would also like to thank the merchants and businessmen of Aurora and surrounding areas for buying advertisements and supporting our annual. And last, but far from the least, the annual staff sincerely thanks Mr. Raymond Joseph Hudson, our faculty advisor, for putting up with all of our yelling and complaining during this past year. The 1968 Aurora Borealis Staff Brenda Hus sung Shelly Fox Riki Hill Cathy Martin Kathy Sharp Gayla Houze Judy Hussung Linda Hinman Deanna Dewers June Langley Ken Cleeter Kay Howard Marina Thurman Sharon Fox Phil Weaver Leo Rider 154 Index Abbott. Carol...93 Allred. Robin.. .25,115 Allison. James. ..115 Ankenbauer. Greg...24,93 Armbruster. Kathy... Ill Armbruster, Virginia... 115 Armstrong, Carol...106 Armstrong, Eddie.. .24. 31, 34, 44,46, 61,65,68.93 Armstrong. Jerry... 115 Armstrong. Julie... 36, 111 Armstrong, Kathy... 35,36, 93 Armstrong, Lee...73 Armstrong, Verena... 25, 36,115 Aubert, Linda... 36, 93 Aubert, Mike.. .24,115 Aylor. Tom... 115 Bailey, Steve.. .25.45.115 Baker, David...Ill Baker, Debbie... 115 Baker, Lela...73 Baker, Sandy... 115 Baker, Sarah...24,36,115 Banschbach, Chris.. .28, 30,93 Banschbach, Jackie.. .36.106 Barrott, Fred.. .25,106 Barrott, Jeannie.. .22, 24,26, 35,36, 39,41,66.106 Batchelor, Donna.. .115 Batchelor. Perry... 115 Beach, Diana...115 Beam, James.. .115 Beam, Tim... 115 Beam, Vicki... 106 Beally, Randall.. .111 Beer, Tommy...52, 111 Belew, Joyce...Ill Belew, Nancy. ..115 Bell, Martha... 24, 36,40, 111 Bennett, James.. .44, 111 Bennett, Robert... 24. 65.106 Benning, Sherry.. .36, 111 Bently, Mike... 124, 111 Bevis, Kenny.. .25, 39,40,44,46, 50, 61,68,124,93 Beyer, Denise.. .24, 35, 36, 111 Billingsley, Barb... 115 Black, Bruce.. .25, 111 Block, Connie...93 Block, Denny... 25. 37. 64, 111 Block, Ricky...61, 68,106 Bocksteigel, Mark... 115 Brauer, Jerry.. .25, 32, 37, 38,40, 94 Brooks, Sarah...73 Brown, Linda.. .33, 36,109 Brown, Duane.. .44, 58, 77 Brown, Wayne... 22. 24,25. 38,39,40, 106 Browning, Bob... 115 Browning, Marlene... 24. 27, 106 Brug, Pam... 24. 35. 36. 38, 39,40,106 Brunner, Bonnie.. .24. 36,41,65,106 Brunner, Helen... 36,111 Burke, Albert.. .61,115 Bushman, Calyton... 106 Busse, Melody.. .28. 38, 39,41,106 Busse, Micki.. .115 Callon, Bruce.. .25, 38, 39,40,106 Callon, Rhissa.. .24, 27, 34, 35,36, 39, 40,111 Canfield, Robbie.. .25. 26, 35,36,39. 40,106 Carr, Mike.. .52,120 Cash, Nancy...28, 35. 36,41,106 Cash, Patty... 24, 36, 67,115 Caudill, Gayle.. .35, 36,94 Chalk, Melody... 31,35, 36, 94 Chalk, Willis... 115 Chase, David.. .25.44, 58, 68,106 Chatham, Richard... 64. 68,106 Cheek, Ruby.. .36,115 Cheek, Ruthie.. .24, 36,115 Cheek, WiUiam... 12,13, 31,34, 37. 41.94 Childers. Ruth.. .34. 35, 36. 39,40, 111 Christian, Joe.. .111 Clark, Bob...65.115 Cleeter, Kenny.. .12,28,32, 34, 37, 44,46,50,58. 61, 68.94 Conover. Cathy... 35, 36,106 Cook. Barbara...24, 27. 35, 36, 39,40, 124,111 Cook, James.. .24, 58,115 Cook, Mike... 24. 26, 28. 29. 30, 34 37,124,94 Cook, Pat... 24. 28, 29. 34. 64.106 Cottingham, Fayla.. .24.26, 35, 36, 38, 39,40,106 Cotton, Bamba.. .35, 36,41, 94 Cotton. Margie...115 Cotton, Melody...106 Courter. Patty.. .35. 36,41, 94 Cox. Darlene.. .115 Craft, Donna.. .33,106 Craft. Joanne.. .67,116 Craft. Mary.. .33. 36,106 Craig, Debbie...Ill Craig, Melvin... 37,106 Craven, Linda.. .36.38, 39,41,124, 95 Croucher. Mike...25.45. 52, 58,116 Dagnon, Gloria.. .33. 36,65,106 Dagnon, Steve... 45.116 Dameron, Helen...116 Darlington, Charlotte.. .33, 36,124. 95 Daugherty, Pam.. .116 Dausch, Jeff. ..116 Dausch, Jeff. ..116 Dausch, Ron...28. 95 Davis, Nathetta.. .35. 36. Ill DeCamp, Rick.. .25,39,40,44.106 Deffinger, David.. .25.45.116 Demaree, Gene.. .41, 50, 86 Demaree, Larry.. .45, 58,116 Dewers, Deanna.. .36. 38, 39,40, 95 Dewers. Susan.. .36.116 Dicken, Karen...Ill Dicken, Larry... 124, 95 Dicken, Mark.. .44,106 Dickens, Mark.. .52,116 Dierking, Rick.. .25, 58, 64,68,106 Dobson, Mark.. .44. 52, 58.116 Dobson, Rick.. .30,44,48, 58, 68, 95 Doenges, Jerry... 50, 52, 111 Donewald, Eileen... 83 Donk, Terry...95 Donley, Judy... 116 Donley, Sharon... 106 Donselman, Darryl... 116 Downey, David.. .24, 31, 33, 34, 37, 95 Drew, Delbert.. .111 Drew, Edith.. .33, 96 Eaglin, Janice...96 Eaglin, Joyce...Ill Eaglin, Judy...Ill Earles, Francis.. .111 Ebel, Jeff... 107 Edwards, Eddie...Ill Elder. Richard.. .33,44,45, 111 Elder. Vicki.. .35. 36.41. Ill Ellinghausen, Deraid.. .44, 52, 65, 78 Elliot, Mike...45. 58,115 Ellis. Paul... 25. 52. 58.116 Ellison, James... 106 Ernsting, Cheryl.. .24. 35, 36,41, 111 Evans, Ralph... 25, 37, 96 Faber, Greg.. .25,45,116 Facemire, Jay.. .44, 58, 68,107 F airfield, Bonnie... 116 Fairfield, Randy.. .37,107 Farrar, Jane.. .24, 27, 35, 36, 39,40, 107 Farrell, David... 52,116 Fehling. Roger.. .24,44,107 Feiss, Bev.. .22, 36,107 Feiss, Bonnie.. .24. 36,116 Fields, Pam... 36.41, 96 Fields, Mona... 116 Fleed. Irwin...116 Fox, Sharon.. .19, 30, 36, 96 Fox, Shelly... 12,24. 28,25, 36. 39. 40. 96 Freeman, Linda... 96,107 Gabbard, Debbie... 12,13. 38, 39,41. 96 Gabbard. Eugene... 80 Gabbard, James.. .45,116 Gardner. Bev.. .24, 36,116 Gardner. Carolyn.. .40. 97 Gellert. Judy.. .35. 36. 39.40,107 155 Index Getz, Unda. ..33,35,36,107 Gigerich, Don...Ill Gigerich, Kay... 29. 36,124, 97 Gilbreath, Kathy. ..116 Gillispie, Jackie...116 Goodpaster, Roy...116 Glen, David...80 Goodspeed, Gary... 22, 44, 52, 68,107 Goodspeed, Mark.. .40. 44, 68,112 Graff, Chester... 107 Graff. Connie.. .35, 36,40,112 Greene, Cindy... 24. 36,116 Greene, Guy... 25, 26, 28, 34, 37, 39, 40,44, 58, 68,107 Greive, Tom.. .44, 68,107 Greive, Vicky.. .36,116 Gullion, Cindy...24,36,116 Hall, John... 74 Hankins. Helen... 116 Harcourt, Joanne...35, 36, 97 Hardgrove, Dick... 97 Harrell, Debbie.. .35, 36,40, 66,112 Harrell, Terry.. .24, 27, 35,36. 39, 40,107 Harrison, Kathy.. .35, 36,41,112 Hartigan, John.. .25,117 Heeke, Gary... 112 Heilig, Dan...25, 36, 65 Heim, Harley.. .44. 79,107 Hendry, Ian... 112 Henry. Gary.. .25,117 Henry, Gene... 39, 87 Henry, Kenny... 52,117 Hicks, Dan...24. 97 Hill, Gail...41,107 Hill. Mark...24, 37,112 Hill. Rikard...22.24, 28,29,31,34, 37,124, 97 Hinman, Linda.. .32,35, 36, 97, 39,40 Hoffmeier, Brenda.. .35, 36,107 Holcomb, Kam...l07 Holcomb, Keith... 112 Holcomb, Mike... 22,5, 68,107 Holdcraft, Gary...117 Holdcraft, Otis... 107 Hollins, Betty. ..107 Hollins, Bev...124, 97 Hollings, Don...64.107 Hollins, Ernie... 117 Hollins, Ron.. .64. 68,107 Honchell, Gary... 24.37,39,41.44, 58, 61,65,68,107 Honnaker, Reginald.. .45,117 Hopping, Kenneth...25,28,44.58,107 Hopping, Paul...25, 52,117 Horen, Lisha.. .36,117 Horen, Rosey... 19,29, 36, 98 Horton. Debbie.. .34,35,107 Horton, Mike.. .58,117 House, Dale.. .25,117 House, Debra.. .24,36 Houze, Gayla.. .12,16. 24, 26, 30, 33, 35. 36.39,40,124.98 Houze, Jackie.. .22. 35,36,41,107 Houze. Linda.. .35. 36.40,112 Howard. Kay 12, 31. 35. 36, 98 Hubbard. Sandra... 117 Hubbard. Sharon.. .35. 36. 65.107 Hubbartt. John... 12.32. 98 Hudson, Raymond... 83 Huffman, Barbara.. .107 Huffman, Rose... 117 Hunger, Bob... 112 Hunger. Karen... 28, 33,108 Hurd. Micki.. .38, 39,40,124, 98 Hussung, Brenda.. .28, 29, 31, 35. 38, 39,41.124,98 Hussung, Connie... 168 Hussung, Holly.. .33,108 Hussung, Judy...19, 31.35.36, 39.40, 98 Ingles, Bruce.. .45, 52,117 Isabell, Elizabeth... 117 Isabell, Robert... 112 Jackson. Clarence.. .44. 50, 52,112 Jackson, Pegan...ll2 James, Vicki.. .36.117 Jameson, Debbie... 117 Jenkins, Mary Kay... 24, 35,36,40, 108 Jewett, Mary...74 Johnson, Ernie.. .25,112 Johnson, James.. .25,112 Johnson, Kathyrine... 108 Johnson. Larry.. .25,45,117 Johnston, Robert... 58, 68,108 Kagy, Richard. ..25, 37,52, 98 Kagy, Starla.. .112 Kelly, Barbar Jane... 112 Kelly, Toby...50.68.112 Kent, Ricky... 112 Kern, Angela... 24, 33,35, 36. 38,39, 40,108 Kern. Pat.. .25.52.117 Kerr, Terry.. .37, 64,108 Keubler, Dan... 25, 52.117 King, Joyce...112 King. Ron...33 Kinnett, Mike.. .45.52,117 Kittle. Kathy...36.112 Klingelhoffer, Connee...25,27,28, 33,35.36, 39,40,67, 108 Klingelhoffer. Margaret... 79 Kluebler, Patricia.. .33,35,36,108 Kluebler, Terry...112 Knigga, Dale...89 Knigga, Donna.. .36,117 Knigga, Linda.. .35,36,41,108 Knippenberg. Debbie.. .35,36,41,108 Knippenberg, Lois... 117 Koehler, Becky.. .24, 36,117 Kuhlmeier, Sally.. .24. 26,35.36. 38. 39.41,124, 9 Kyle, Beatriz.. .35, 85 Lake, Kirby...82 Lambert, Dennis... 112 Lambert. Jan.. .24, 35, 36,112 Lambert. Joyce... 112 Lane, Linda.. .36.115 Langley. June.. .35. 36. 99 Langley. Sherry.. .36.112 La Hire, James...117 Lattire, Ruth... 41,99 Lawrence, Bob... 117 Lawrence, Steve.. .117 Lawson, Nancy.. .33, 35,36.65.108 Lay, Connie.. .118 Lay, Linda... 108 Levi. Debbie...118 Levi, John... 112 Lewellyn, Ronnie.. .108 Lischkge. Dawn.. .24, 36,118 Livingston, Linda... 118 Lockwood. Joyce...24. 35. 36,40,112 Lockwood, Steve...113 Longcamp, Eleanor... 78 Lorton, Larry.. .25. 38,39,40.44.47, 61,65.99 Lorton, Tom...118 Lothridge, Randy.. .24,44, 52.61.113 Luke, Bill... 118 Lynn, Rick...118 Lyon. Gary...86 Lyons, Mark...118 Lyons, Sue... 118 Lyttle, David...37.44.47. 68,99 Lyttle, Melvin...25,37,39,41.44, 108 Moddox, Mary...73 Maddox. Nina...87 Mangold, Vernon... 113 Markwalter. Peggy.. .33. 35,108 Martin, Brenda.. .24,26,28,35,36, 124 Martin, Cathy.. .24,26,28,35.36. 124,99 Martin, Janet.. .30,26,99 Martin, Kay...118 Martin, Mary...36,108 Martin, Michael.. .39,40,100 Martin, Penny.. .35,26.108 Martin, Sherry.. .24,35,36,41,113 Martin, Steve.. .25,41,44,113 McAtee. Danny... 108 Masing, Milton...88 McCardle, Barbara.. .33.35,36,65, 108 McCardle, Bev...36,118 McCardle. Larry.. .33,108 McCardle, Jeff.. .41,108 McCarthy, Wanda...113 156 Index McCarry, Brenda... 118 McCarty, Karyn.. .40,113 McCarty, Vicki.. .24. 34. 35,36. 39. 40,67,108 McCraken, Robert... 113 McDade, Cheryl...118 McDaniels, Ricky... 118 McDonald. Jeff.. .25,118 McGraw, Denny...118 McGraw, Becky...113 McKee. Bill.. .44. 50. 52.61, 68.113 McNimery, Mick.. .34, 50, 68,108 McMullen. Bev.. .12,22. 32, 66.100 McMurray, Edna.. .41,100 McNelly, Randy.. .25, 52,118 McQuese, Bill... 108 McQuese, Larry... 113 McWethy, Paula.. .31,100 Meier. Janet.. .36,118 Mend all, Greg.. .25,108 Mendail, Steve.. .25, 52,118 Messer, Bob.. .45,58,118 Meyer, Jeff.. .24,44,45,118 Meyer, Mark.. .45,108 Meyer, Mike.. .44, 52, 58,113 Meyer, Randy.. .45,113 Meyers, Blanch.. .33, 35,36,40,108 Meyers, Mary.. .35,113 Middleton, Georgann.. .36,118 Middleton, Roy...109 Milam, Connie.. .35,36,40,109 Milam, Ronnie...113 Miller, Diana.. .36.118 Miller, Ellen.. .32, 36.41,100 Miller, Jerry.. .44. 50, 52, 61,113 Miller, Karl.. .41, 64.109 Molen, Chris... 34. 37. 52, 61. 64.113 Mollman, Terry.. .33, 35,109 Montgomery, Denny... 109 Montgomery, Rhond a... 118 Moody, James.. .28,41,109 Moore. Betty.. .36,40,100 Moore, Pam... 118 Morand, Bussy.. .25, 39,40,100 Morehead, Connie.. .118 Morgan, Ricky... 109 Morgan, W and a... 100 Morling. Melissa.. .36,41 Morling, Monica... 101,109 Morris. Bruce... 113 Neary, Dennis.. .34, 37,44,113 Neff. Mark... 113 Nelson, Darwyn.. .24, 26,101 New, Sharon.. .35,41,113 New, Terry. ..109 Newman, Bonnie. ..36,118 Newton, Debbie... 118 Newton, Mike... 118 Nichols, Brenda... 113 Nichols, Donna...33,109 Nields, Dickie... 25. 50. 68,109 Nisbet, Mike.. .24, 52,119 Nixon, Suzanne...36.40,109 Nocks. Linda... 24. 35. 36.41, 65.109 Nocks. Valerie... 24. 35, 36,113 Parish, Herb... 119 Pease, Diana...36,119 Peters. Mike.. .30,101 Petro, Arthur... 109 Petro, Patty.. .36,113 Petscher, Bill.. .25, 34. 37. 39.40,44, 58,109 Pfister, Ralph... 37,113 Pickett. Francis.. .109 Pitcokc, Linda...75 Pitts, Kenneth...72 Platt. Gloria... 117 Platt. Greg...84 Platt. William. ..81,25 Porter. Albert...75 Probst, Don... 41,109 Probst, Gary... 109 Probst. Rick... 37, 58. 64.68.109 Pruitt, Clarence.. .119 Ramey, Bob.. .25, 61,119 Ramseyer. Tom...113 Renner, Anne.. .24, 35, 36,41,113 Reynolds, David.. .64. 65.113 Rice, Garry.. .24,113 Rice, Harold ( Chuck”)...81 Richeson, Dennis... 65,119 Richeson, Sue.. .22. 35. 36,40,109 Rider, Leo.. .25. 32.47. 68,124,101 Roberts, Donna... 119 Robinson, Brenda... 67,119 Robinson, Debie.. .24. 34, 35,36,40, 67, 109 Rogers, Steve...119 Rodmaker, Frank...101 Ross, Betsy. .113 Rowland, Vickie.. .24,119 Rullman, Tim.. .24. 39,40,114 Rumsey, Blenda.. .33, 65.109 Rumsey, Tony... 6.114 Russell. Tom... 25. 37, 39,41.109 Sandbrink, Steve... 25. 37,39,40, 50, 61, 64.109 Schaich. Barbar... 24. 34, 35, 36, 39. 40, 114 Schaich, Lucille... 88 Scharf. David.. .29. 28. 37,109 Schmarr. Grace... 82 Schmeltzer. Jerry... 109 Schmitt, Gary... 114 Schoffner. Larry... 101 Schoffner. Marlene... 109 Schonegg, Sandy...24,119 Schuck. Betsey...34, 35. 36.39.41,114 Scott. Daniel... 109 Scott. Dorothy... 114 Scott, Phyllis.. .101 Scott. Tom... 119 Sechrest, James.. .33.101 Sechrest, Jery...l44 Shamburger. Bill.. .119 Shamburger. Fontaine... 109 Shamburger, Martha... 109 Sharp, Ben...109 Sharp, Bob...119 Sharp. Karhy...32,38,39,41,124.101 Shelby, Debbie.. .30. 33, 36,38.39,41, 102 Shinkle, Carolyn... 35, 36,110 Shinkle, Mike.. .25.110 Shinkle, Roxanne...36.119 Short. Darlene... 119 Short, Merlene.. .33,36,110 Short, Paula... 119 Short. Ruth... 114 Short, Sharon... 65,114 Shuck, Betsy... 114 Sizemore, Roy.. .45,119 Skinner, Sue.. .25,119 Slayback, Kenny...41,68 Smith, Karla.. .24. 36,119 Smith, Mari on... 85 Smith, Pam...35.114 Smudrich, Doris...119 Snider. Floyd...72 Spaulding. Ron...25,114 Spaulding. Sue...67.119 Spencer. Steve... 52,114 Spencer. Vicki... 36,119 Standish, Bill. ..119 Steigerwald, Larry.. .44, 68,110 Sterling. Dennis... 12,41 Steven. Earl... 114 Stoops, Ricky... 37,114 Strahan, Cathy...114 Strasemeier, Beverly... 76 Strunk, Jeff...110 Swartzfager, Charles.. .45,119 Swift. Wayne... 102 Tandy, Karen.. .24, 34, 35,36, 39,40. 66,110 Tandy, Mike.. .45,119 Taylor, Gary. ..119 Taylor, Kirk.. .58,114 Teaney, Mike.. .25, 38,39,41,110 Terrill. Jim.. .119 Thatcher, Jim.. .37.44, 68,110 Thatcher, John.. .45, 50. 52.119 Thompson, Bill.. .22, 37.44. 61. 65, 110 Thurman, Marina.. .30, 36.39,41, 102 Tice, Sandra... 120 Thompson, Martha... 120 Tonne, Barbara... 35, 36,40,114 Tonne, Bill.. .37.44,46, 68.102 Townsend, Diane.. .35. 36,41,110 Transier, Teana.,.102 Traue, Ron...114 157 Index Turner, Ben.. .31,33,102 Turner, Steve... 37,41,44, 58,110 Tyler, Randy... 120 Tyler, Rindy.. .33. 35. 36,40, 65.110 Uhlmansiek, Dennis... 110 Uhlmansiek, Glenda.. .35. 36,41,114 Uhlmansiek, John... 24, 37, 52, 64, 114 Ullrich, Roger... 52, 58,120 Vorbroker, Kathy... 120 Walker, Kenny... 25, 64,110 Walker, Sherry... 36,40,102 Wallace, Cecil.. .44,120 Walston, Bob... 120 Walston, Dave... 30, 34,37. 65,102 Ward, Cheryl.. .35,103 Ward, Jim. ..25,44,58,114 Ward, John.. .25,45,120 Warren, Delaine... 35, 36,114 Weaver, Becky... 36,120 Weaver, Phil.. .28, 34, 37, 65,124, 103 Weber, Terry... 110 Webster, Bev...l03 Weis, Carolyn.. .103 Welch, Connie... 103 Welch, Jack. ..114 Wells, Bev... 35, 36,41.110 Werner, Clarence... 114 Werner, Robert... 110 White, Steve.. .41,110 Whiteford, Cheryl.. .120 Whiteford. Mike.. .40, 61. 64,110 Whiteford, Tim...114 Whitham, Joyce... 120 Wiegand, Terry.. .25,39,40, 65.110 Wilkinson, George...76 Wilburn, Charles... 120 Wilburn, Donnie... 110 Williams, Christine.. .110 Williams, Jerrilyn.. .35, 36,40,114 Williams, John...120 Willoughby, Dale...H0 Willoughby. Jack.. .25, 58,120 Willoughby, Sandy... 35, 36,114 Winans, Barb... 112 Winans, Mary Lou. ..35.110 Winans, Pat...45,120 Wingate, Carla... 120 Wingate, Drois.. .24, 35, 36, 65.110 Wingate, Melody.. .35, 36,40.114 Wisman, Debbie... 120 Wismann, Jim... 110 Withered, Dan.. .25,45, 58,120 Withered, Dave.. .25, 45, 58,120 Withered, Donna... 120 Withered, Jerry.. .25, 37,40,44, 68, 110 Witte, Carla...36,40,114 Witte, Faye... 114 Witte, Robert... 110 Witteride, Gary... 58,120 Woluing, Paula.. .120 Wolker, David.. .25,103 Wright, Gary. ..120 158 Autographs 159 Autographs 160