Aurora High School - Aurora Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, IN)
- Class of 1970
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AURORA BOREALIS Aurora Senior High School Aurora, Indiana Volume 58 CONTENTS Theme.........................................2 Activities....................................6 Athletics ...................................46 Faculty......................................72 Seniors .....................................86 Underclass .................................108 Advertisements..............................128 Index ......................................156 i A new wing...a high school being planned...changes never ending. Challenge of Change The only thing permanent is change. Everything changes. Everyone changes. Nature...weather...seasons...styles...knowledge... ideas...morals...towns...nations...people. Change is all around us. It touches every aspect of every life. To survive and progress we must continually meet its challenge-the challenge of change. A new wing will ease the transformation of AHS into a junior high. The changing scene will mean destruction of Northside (the original high school). 2 3 Patriotism...love of country...challenges by changing ideas. Growing bodies require food to meet challenges of daily living. Sometimes the changing world is not challenging enough. Scholars meet the challenges of television competition. 4 Sometimes teachers meet challenges above and beyond the call of duty. Many face the challenge of outside responsibility. Testing and counseling ready us for the outside world. Some challenges are urgent...some can Home Ec. department prepares for various changes, be met in a leisurely manner. ACTIVITIES Festive Fair Finale Farmer’s Fair brought many different attractions to Aurora. Students released from school at noon on the Thursday of the fair, congregated in town to get their first sampling of the fair. That evening Aurora High School's own Eddie Edwards won the title of Sesqui-Centennial Fair King. The Pet Parade was enjoyed by a large crowd Friday afternoon. Friday evening stage entertainment was provided by the M ilan High School Band. Playing “Baubles, Bangles, and Beads” from Kismet, the high stepping A.H.S. band led the fair parade through the streets of Aurora. After the full day at the fair, crowds were entertained with a concert by the high school band. After the streets were cleaned of the debris of three fair days only memories of hog calling, cotton candy eating, parading, and game playing remained. Randy Lothridge stops the parade as he evaluates the photographer behind him. Terry Klueber explains his hat by saying, “When my hair gets wet, it gets curly.” Mickey Busse and Becky Weaver sing about milking cows and raising sheep. To Sesqui Celebration Farmer’s Fair King, Ed Edwards escorts Aurora’s queen candidate, Linda Houze. This piquant epitome of AHS pulchritude bumps off a balloon. “This isn’t fair. I feel like I’m still in school! 9 Youth Day The team of Wingate and Kern head for the lead as Janey Molen loses her wheels. Part of the Sesqui-Centennial festivities were devoted specifically to the younger citizens of Aurora. A committee of high school students planned various games and races for Youth Day which all students of Aurora schools were invited to attend. Those who attended the Youth Day celebrations in the Aurora City Park took part in a car rodeo, balloon throwing, three-legged racing, and watermelon eating contests. The rope finally broke due to weighty matters on the girls’ end. 10 Barb Schaich drives home her point in the car rodeo. Homecoming Homecoming royalty 1 to r: C. Montgomery, freshman; C. Schuler, senior; S. Wamsley, sophomore attendant; R. Lothridge, captain; B. Cook, senior queen; R. Cheek, junior; R. Childers, senior. 11 The players and coaches reflect the tensions of a big homecoming game. Christmas Dance Kirk Taylor thinks it would be a “bonnie” evening if the “dawn” would fade away. Debbie Dittmer seems to enjoy “shaking a leg” with the crowd. Christmas royalty: left - attendant, Nancy Robinson; right -queen, Melody Wingate. 12 Royalty 1 to r: S. Benning, R. Lothridge, R. Childers, R. Pfister, M. Wingate, P. Kern. Sweetheart Valentine Dance Royalty: C. Graff, D. Gigerich, S. Willoughby, L. Demaree, J. Lambert, R. McNeely, D. Beyer, and B. Morris. Queen Ruth Childers and King Bruce Black. Sadie Hawkins Dance 13 What kind of dress code is this? King John Thatcher and queen Jonna Busse. A New Age Dawns Prom Royalty, left to right:K. Henry, C. Davis, D. Withered, M. Busse, S. Spencer, D. Harrell, queen R. Cheek, king J. Thatcher, D. Miller, M. Nisbet, C. Greene, and M. Dicken. The 1970 junior class Prom began April 24 with introductions of the couples which continued until the George Kasper Orchestra began to play. Co-chairman of the Prom, Nancy Belew and Susan Dewers, carried out the theme of “Age of Aquarius” with a fountain that consisted of a water bearer emptying a pitcher into a silver pool. The walls were decorated with zodiac signs and star covered streamers hung from the ceiling. Everyone enjoyed the music which ranged from “Aquarius Let the Sun Shine In” to polkas to the bunny hop. Following the crowning of John Thatcher and Ruby Cheek as this year’s Prom royalty, couples boarded buses and proceeded to the Cincinnati Western Bowl for the Post Prom. After dancing, bowling, and shooting pool, the couples were served a buffet and then returned to Aurora. u The Seniors show how to make the best of a long evening. Dave Withered and Mickey Busse pass in review on their way to the coronation. Aquarius Reigns “You and your white sox, now everyone is looking- at us. As you can see the hands off policy is strictly observed. Is That All There Is? Ruby Cheek and John Thatcher appear to be working up a monumental thirst as they eye the royal crown. The witching hour found us boarding yellow coaches for the trip to the land of strikes, spares, and eight balls. 16 Royalty Fair candidate Linda Houze. Homecoming Queen Barbara Cook Sesqui queen Jerrilyn Williams. Sadie Hawkins royalty John Thatcher and Jonna Busse. Prom royalty Ruby Cheek and John Thatcher. Thespians Discover Murder Cast: Front - D. Harrell, S. Kagy, R. Gallon, R. Stoops, V. Elder. Second - M. Neff, J. Ward, R. Hunger, C. Witte, A. Renner, C. Molen. Third - T. Rullman, R. Childers, H. Brunner, V. Nocks, Mrs. Pitcock (Director), R. Lothridgc. 18 Vickie Elder points out that Tim Rullman doesn't have a ghost of a chance of remembering his lines. In Mysterious Red House Hi, Jack. We’re out of tea. Send over a couple of cases quick. Makeup artists Barb Cook and Mrs. Smith practice applying the grease paint to Sherry Langley and Rick Elder. 19 Honors Earned “It’s Academic” team Paul Ellis, Captain Jim Cook, and Diana Lesko are congratulated on their victory by program moderator Dave Manning. By scoring 320 points, Aurora defeated Deer Park with 265 points and Lebanon with 135 points in the first round of competition. Aurora was defeated by Walnut Hills in the second round. Chris Molen confers with Indiana Governor Whitcomb during his visit to Washington, D.C. Chris was one of ninety-two Hoosier scholars who flew by jet to the national capital for a one day tour. 20 Awards Received Straight-A Red’s baseball ticket winners 1 to r row 1: C. Molen, P. Woliung, B. Newmann, J. Ward, R. Lothridge. row 2: J. Lockwood, J. Bradford, A. Lesko, C. Armbruster. row 3: D. Lesko, P. Frable, K. Fry, K. Block, J. Meier, S. Dewere. row 4: B. Schuck, B. Schaich, S. Benning, D. Beyer, S. Martin, M. Bell, S. Baker, row 5: J. Miller, J. Cook, M. Shinkle. Major Award winners 1 to r row 1: S. Benning, M. Bell, D. Lesko, B. Schaich, B. Ross, row 2: R. Hunger, B. McKee, J. Miller, C. Molen. Athletic Award Winners I to r row 1: S. Martin, C. Molen, row 2: M. Anken bauer, K. Henry, B. McKee, J. Miller, row 3: S. Spencer, B. Meyer, S. Smith, J. Ward. 2! Challenges Met Hoosier Girls’ State Delegates: Susan Dewers, left Bonnie Newmann, right. Not pictured are alternates Sarah Baker and Paula Woliung. Boys’ State delegates, 1 to r: Ellis, Cook, and Nisbet. Alternates 1 to r: Withered. Hopping, and Withered. 77 Awards Received Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Winner - Sharon Short. National Merit Letters of Commendation recipients: Diana Lesko and Cathy Armbruster. Dearborn County D.A.R. Good Citizen - Barbara Schaich. 23 The leader of the pack is Bruce Black. Oboe Charlotte Bell Flutes Martha Bell Sherry Martin Sarah Baker Nancy Robinson Joyce Lockwood Bev Gardner Robyn Alfred Mary Ann Ryle Jennifer Scudder Debbie Giffin Kathy Woliung Jonna Busse Jill Lambert Terri Moeller Bassoons Barbara Schaich Sheila Tufts Clarinets Cindy Greene Chandra Mollman Jan Lambert Marilyn Lewis Rheeta Cotton Jolly Hopping Lynda Johnson Alto Clarinets Barbara Cook Vicki Rowland Bass Clarinets Valeria Nocks Mary Jo Brunner Roxanne Withered Saxophones Joyce Fairfield Denise House Gary Walston Cheryl Ernsting Mary Hicks Carolyn Dierking Debbie Kuhlmeier Jim Cook Cheri Schuler Rhissa Gallon Mike Nisbet Debbie Deaton Dawn Lischkge Joyce Gigerich Priscilla Peak Debbie Dittmer Brenda Green Nancy Harrell Kay Conover Cathy Montgomery Cindy Schuler Carol Neary Lisa Neiman Cay Rullman Barbara Ankenbauer Jo Ann Reese Connie Elliott Ann Harves Tenor Saxophones David Withered Bridget Kern Damon Canfield Baritone Saxophone Verena Armstrong 24 Trnm tet French Horns Bells Our Feature Twirler Mark Shinkle Garry Rice Tim Rullman Tim Elliott Jim Ward David Deffinger John Hartigan David Martin Kenny Dunn John Ward Danny Kuebler Ricky Fairfield Pat Kern David Y'orbroker Kathy Swift Bruce Johnson Todd Feiss Joe Scudder Cathy Sort well Baritones Bill Backmon Jeff McDonald Ricky Wingate Danny DeCamp Becky House Janey Molen Jeff Meyer Diane Cash Trombones Dan Withered Allan Beer Paul Hopping Gary Brown Jay Kent Terry Klueber Mike Hatton John Weigand Jerry Teaney Bass Homs Dave Coggeshall Jim Allison Steve Goodspeed Larry Johnson Mike Croucher Diana Martin Drums Steve Martin Bruce Black Denny Block Tim Brooks Bob Thompson Marlyn Guss David Stoops Ricky Jameson Garry Withered David Wunderlich John Draper Doug Conrad Color Guard Bruce Morris Ricky Stoops Mark Dobson Randy Lothridge Band Director Mr. Platt Nancy Robinson 25 “Knights of the Round Table” are officers: Tim Rullman, Pres.; Dan Withered, V.P.; Paul Hopping, Treas.; Jim Ward, Sec. Step to the rear and let our majorettes lead the way. From left to right: Barbara Cook, Bridget Kern, Vicki Rowland, Debbie Kuhlmeier, and Rhissa Callon. 26 The band demonstrates its jigging ability. With banner unfurled and colors waving, stand our banner girls: Our filing trio Rhissa Callon, Barbara Schaich, and Martha Bell take time out from their library duties to pose for our photographer. Sheila Tufts and Nancy Robinson. Our high-kicking flag: girls twirl their way into our hearts. From right to left: Jan Lambert, Sherry Martin, Cheryl Ernsting, Debbie Griffin, Cheri Schuler, and Priscilla Peak. 27 GAA GAA-row 1: D. Knigga, point-keeper; M. Bell, point-keeper; R. Gallon, point-keeper; C. Witte. V-Pres.; B. Schaich, Pres.; K. Block, treas.; C. Neary (not pictured), sec.; row 2: J. Lambert, L. Houze, V. Elder, C. Schuler, G. Uhlmansiek, K. Harrison, J. Williams, A. Renner, D. Beyer, C. Graff, R. Childers, row 3: S. Willoughby, D. Harrell, J. Armstrong, M. Wingate, D. House, V. Nocks, C. Emsting, V. Armstrong, V. Rowland, row 4: J. Molen, M. Ryle, C. Dierking, N. Harrell, A. Sort well, S. Skinner, B. Fairfield, V. James, V. Grieve, G. Middleton, D. Martin, J. Cotton, L. Largent, K. Meyer, B. J. Bunnell, row 5: J. Hill, C. Powell, J. Morehead, D. Cash, K. Conover, K. Swift, J. Bradford, P. Frable, J. Meyers, J. Scudder, B. Martin, J. Ramey, P. Randall, F. Meyer, J. Livingston, S. Wamsley, row 6: D. Kuhlmeier, B. Green, P. Peak, D. Giffin, B. Kern, S. Tufts, D. Dittmer, C. Hussung, M. Hicks, K. Fry, D. Martin, C. Mollman, A. Garrison, A. Lesko, D. Deaton, K. Howorka, M. Brunner, A. Vogelsang. Freshman GAA - row 1: D. Burke, T. McDaniel, D. Farrell, M. Meyer, row 2: V. Welch, C. Rullman, A. Neff, B. Ankenbauer, D. Deaton, row 3: C. Bell, C. Schuler, C. Elliott, C. Neary, R. Withered, D. Grieve, row 4: L. Bradford, T. Dagnon, D. Davis, P. Kent, J. Sharp, L. Johnson. 28 Girls’ Track - A First The Girls’ Athletic Association “kicked” off their season with soccer. Later in the year basketball, volleyball, and track were also offered. The first year track team took part in Regional competition. To finance needed equipment the GAA sold stationery. The GAA intends to establish even more new athletic programs for girls in the coming years. Girls’ Track Team - row 1: B. Schaich, S. Baker, M. Bell, row 2: M. Brunner, J. Gigerich, R. Vogelsang, A. Sort well, row 3: J. Lambert, L. Johnson, R. Withered, D. Kuhlmeier, P. Peak, row 4: C. Dierking, C. Bell, D. Cash, M. Ryle, K. Swift, D. Giffin, J. Molen, N. Harrell, Miss Merrill, Mrs. Perry. The GAA soccer team practices for their upcoming game. 29 FHA and FFA FFA row 1 - B. Sharp, G. Witteride, J. Lattire, M. Tandy, D. Weaver, J. Johnson, row 2 • M. Benning, B. WaJston, R. Werner, T. Feiss, J. Terrill, M. Welch, row 3 - P. Probst, J. Steven, R. Spaulding, K. Craft, D. Werner, row 4 - S. Spencer, B. McCracken, K. Henry, C. Menne, M. Ingles, J. Newmann. The Future Homemakers of America began the year by co-sponsoring Ses-qui Pageant ticket sales. Their float entered in the Farmer’s Fair Parade, earned a second prize. At Christmas the FHA girls sent cards to the elderly invalids. In the spring the FHA sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. In May the girls held a car wash to earn money for the National FHA Building. The Mother-Daughter Banquet carried out the FHA goal of working for good family life. FHA row 1 - P. Petro, R. Short, H. Dameron, M. Meyers, B. Feiss, D. Withered, S. Short. R. Childers, B. Nichols, K. Kittle row 2 • P. Jackson, D. House, S. Langley, A. Adams, C. Graff, H. Brunner, B. Ross, F. Witte, J. Eaglin, row 3 • P. Gillette, C. Lay, L. Livingston, N. Belew, S. Hubbard, D. Wismann, D. Short, J. Ramey, row 4 - P. Ellison, P. Short, R. Montgomery, J. Craft, M. Fields, C. Washnock, P. Moore, B. Robinson, B. Martin, row 5 - K. Swift, P. Hussung, N. Lattire, P. Bentle, F. Williams, C. Wismann, D. Nichols, J. Sigmon. FHA members entertain mothers at the banquet. 30 Sunshine row 1 - Mrs. Kyle, D. Harrell, A. Renner, B. Schaich, pres.; D. Beyer, sec.; B. Schuck, cor resp. sec.; S. Baker, v-pres.; row 2 - S. Langley, B. Cook, C. Graff, J. Williams, K. Harrison, P Smith, G. (Jhlmansiek, C. Schuler, R. Gallon, V. Elder, D. Warren, J. Lambert, S. Martin, H. Brunner, row 3 - C. Witte, D. Lesko, S. Kagy, V. Nocks, C. Ernsting, A. Adams, M. Wingate, S. Willoughby, J. Armstrong, J. Craft, R. Robinson, B. Fairfield, P. Woliung, B. McCardle, R. Cheek, row 4 -G. Middleton, V. Grieve, D. Knigga, D. Miller, B. Koehler, L. Knippenberg, V. Spencer, K. Smith, S. Lyons, D. Baker, L. Lusby, S. Hubbard, C. Greene, V. Armstrong, K. Vor-broker, row 5 - S. Spaulding, B. Newmann, P. Daughty, L. Terrill, K. Fry, C. Powell, J. Morehead, B. Martin, S. Courter, J. Scudder, K. Swift, J. Meyers, D. Cash, K. Conover, C. Dierking, N. Harrell, M. Ryle, row 6 - D. Stille, D. Goodpaster, J. Ramey, M. McWethy, S. Vogel, P. Peak, B. Green, D. Dittmer, D. Giffin, J. Molen, D. Kuhlmeier, S. TufU, N. Robinson, B. Kern, S. Wamsley, C. Hussung, J. Livingston, Pledged to bettering the community and to helping others, The Sunshine Society began the year by co-sponsoring the sales of Sesquicentennial Pageant tickets. At Thanksgiving the Sunshiners presented a musical skit for the high school. At Christmas the Society combined forces with the Hi-Y to collect food, toys, and clothes for the needy. In February, Sunshine aided in conducting a canvass for the March of Dimes. In May the Sunshine girls entertained their ideal ladies at a tea held in the women’s honor. Sunshiners line up for refreshments at the Ideal Lady Tea. 31 Sunshiners entertain their Ideal Ladies. From A to Hi-Y Hi-Y row 1 - D. Martin, M. Kinzer, K. Taylor, S. Mendell, J. Thatcher, row 2 - T. Tyler, J. Ward, B. Morris, B. Messer, B. Thompson, S. Dowers, J. Meyer, row 3 - R. McNeely, S. Estes, J. Wiegand, J. Kent, R. Tyler, S. Spencer, G. Brown, J. Allison, M. Bocksteigel, row 4 - G. Johnson, M. Dicken, S. Smith, M. Croucher, Pres.; K. Henry, D. Gigerich, M. Nisbet, B. Black, R. Ullrich. The Hi-Y, in cooperation with Sunshine and FHA, participated in the planning, canvassing, and selling of Sesquicentennial Pageant tickets. At Christmas time they again co-aligned with Sunshine to repair broken toys, wrap packages, and deliver gifts to the underprivileged. For Valentine’s Day, the Hi-Y and GAA sponsored a Sweetheart Dance for students, one of the few this year. In February, Hi-Y and Sunshine conducted a canvas for the March of Dimes. A traditional activity, the Easter Program was planned and presented by Hi-Y officers. Then, for some fun and excitement, the members of the organization went to see a Red’s baseball game at the end of the year. A-Club row 1 - C. Moley, C. Jackson, B. McKee, J. Miller, R. Lothridge, K. Taylor, J. Ward, T. Klueber, R. Pfister, S. Martin, M. Meyer, row 2 - S. Spencer, E. Edwards, M. Neff, J. Doenges, B. Messer, M. Dobson, row 3 - S. Estes, B. Backman, B. Meyer, K. Henry, M. Croucher, J. Gabbard, J. Willoughby, R. Ullrich, P. Kern, row 4 - B. Thompson, L. Lorton, J. Meyer, M. Nisbet. We’ve heard of bicycles built for two; but ??? A-Club officers 1 to r: R. Lothridge, Pres.; K. Taylor, Treas.; T. Klueber, V.Pres.; R. Pfister, Sec. 32 Sawdust, Cokes, and Votes Industrial Arts—row 1—D. Canfield, T. Chipman, J. Varbal, J. Draper, B. Jones, L. Uhlmansiek, D. Childers, row 2—Mr. Scud-der, B. Kuimveld. R. Beatty, G. Feustel, M. Hatton. B. Abbott, J. Kittle, T. Morgan, L. Ashcraft, R. Schuck, Mr. Harris, row 3— D. Richeson, L. Demaree, M. Newton, J. Armstrong. J- Lattire, D. McGraw, J. Thatcher, G. Faber, M. Lyons, row 4—J. Dausch, B. Morris, A. Burke, B. Black, D. Gigerich, R. Pfister. Industrial Arts Officers -1 to r: Don Gigerich, vice-president; Greg Faber, sec., Ralph Pfister, treas.; seated: Bruce Black, Pres. Student Council row 1 J. Miller, C. Molen, B. Schaich, Tim Rullman, D. Block, row 2—J. Cook. V. Rowland, D. Miller. M. Busse. row 3—Mr. Lyon. A. Beer. K. Block. R. Beatty. Concessions - B. Hunger, row 2 - L. Livingston, S. Hubbard, S. Lyons, J. Donley, D. Baker, S. Skinner, row 3 - P. Moore, R. Montgomery, M. Fields, D. Withered. V. Arm-bruster, D. Chalk. 33 Noontime Sports . . . Rullman uses hands to stop “Taylor” - made play. Willoughby, Ward, and McNeely converge at hoop in Dip-Dud Contest. Overflow crowd watches opening tip of Intramural Championship game. M.U.T.H.A.S are champs - Denny Block, Mark (Fuji) Hill, Randy Lothridge, Tiny Tim Rullman, Clarence Jackson, Mark Neff, and Dave Deffinger. 34 Challenges Many Jackson’s two-pointer brings only a chorus of boo’s from the Junior Section. Watch it Barb, you’ll step on Jerrilyn’s toe. Girls Champs—Sandy Hubbard. Donna W ithered. Up, Up, and hopefully over! Jo Ann Craft, Pam Moore, Brenda Robinson. Mona Fields, Connie Lay. Linda Livingston. Notes and Notices Office Pages left to right: L. Terrill, N. Belew, B. McCardle, B. J. Bunnell, P. Frable, M. Meyer. Librarians left to right: Row 1 N. Belew, C. Mollman; Row 2 S. Dwers, S. Langley, C. Armbruster, J. Donley; Row 3 D. Withered, S. Hubbard, S. Wamsley, B. Hunger. Pep Band left to right: Back Row - D. Withered, L. Johnson, G. Brown, A. Beer, G. Rice, M. Shinkle, T. Brooks, D. Block, B. Black, S. Martin; Front Row - J. Cook, T. Rullman, D. Withered. 36 Deadlines and Headaches Hi-Lite Editors left to right: Front • Cathy Armbruster, Barbara Schaich; Back - Martha Bell and Chris Molen. Photographer Bob Hunger set the record at 1022 for the number of annual pictures taken. Annual editors Diana Lesko and Sherry Benning view the mad world of photographs and layouts. Hi-Lite Staff: Row 1 - M. Meyer, D. Lesko; Row 2 - D. Warren, C. Armbruster, V. Nocks, C. Witte; Row 3 - R. Childers, J. Miller, C. Molen, L. Houze; Row 4 - B. Schuck, M. Bell, D. Block, R. Callon, T. Rullman, B. Schaich; Row 5 - B. McKee, C. Schuler, J. Doenges, R. Elder, C. Ernsting, S. Benning. 37 Thirty choral engagements made Row 1: A. Renner, S. Martin, R. Callon, B. Schuck, J. Lambert, R. Childers, M. Wingate, D. Harrell, B. Cook, B. Schaich; Row 2: M. Bell, C. Schuler, M. Busse, L. Johnson, D. Withered, R. Lothridge, M. Elliott, J. Allison, T. Rullman, J. Lockwood, C. Witte; Row 3: K. Smith, B. Koehler, D. Withered, P. Hopping, P. Kern, G. Taylor, P. Ellis, S. Martin, C. Ernsting, A. Adams; Row 4: S. Spaulding, N. Harrell, P. Daughtery, L. Knippenberg, C. McDade, V. Rowland, Director, Mr. Henry, M. Hatton, B. Morris, K. Martin, C. Greene. 38 “Exodus” is on the minds of seniors as the choir croons the tune. this the choir’s busiest year. The AHS Top Twenty is the pick of the crop: Row 1: R. Childers, B. Cook, B. Schaich, K. Martin, C. Greene. Row 2: S. Spaulding, M. Bell, C. Schuler, S. Martin, J. Lockwood. Row 3: M. Busse, R. Gallon, R. Lothridge, G. Taylor, P. Ellis, T. Rullman, P. Hopping, M. Hatton, M. Elliott, S. Martin. Choir Officers: President - Steve Martin, Secretary - Barbara Cook, Treasurer - Ruth Childers, Vice-President - Tim Rullman Accompaniest - Joyce Lockwood. 39 Our First From left to right row 1: Director, Mr. Henry, A. Renner, S. Martin, R. Gallon, B. Schuck, B. Black, R. Elder, B. McKee, S. Martin, T. Rullman, R. Childers, M. Wingate, D. Harrell, B. Cook, K. Harrison, B. Schaich. row 2: C. Schuler, C. Graff, J. Williams, P. Smith, G. Uhlmansiek, D. Beyer, J. Lambert, R. Lothridge, M. Elliott, J. Allison, R. Stoops, T. Klueber, D. House, J. Lockwood, C. Witte, C. Ernsting, A. Adams, row 3: M. Bell, S. Spaulding, K. Smith, B. Koehler, G. Middleton, D. Knigga, D. Withered, P. Hopping, P. Kern, M. Dobson, P. Ellis, C. McDade, P. Woliung, R. Alfred, B. Lusby, B. Newmann, B. Weaver, H. Brunner. 40 Place Choir row 4: D. Wismann, M. Busse, C. Wingate, B. Fairfield, P. Daughtery, L. Knippenberg, L. Horen, D. Lischkge, L. Johnson, D. Withered, M. Croucher, J. Ward, C. Gullion, M. Fields, B. McCardle, R. Cheek, V. Rowland, K. Martin, D. Newton, row 5: B. Kern, C. Dewers, B. J. Bunnell, J. Ramey, J. Morehead, K. Powell, K. Fry, M. Bockstiegel, T. Brooks, M. Newton, K. Meyer, V. Spencer, D. Burke, P. Hussung. C. Wismann, M. Kinnett, P. Peak, D. Dittmer, J. Livingston, row 6: D. Giffin, N. Harrell, K. Howorka, D. Martin, D. Kuhlmeier, P. Frable, D. Martin, D. Martin, J. Kent, B. Lorton, M. Hatton, G. Brown, (’. Hussung. S. Warns ley, ( Dierking, M. Ryle, B. Martin, A. Garrison, 1 . Williams, S. Courier. 41 Awards Day Kenny Henry adds another trophy to his collection. Mr. Porter gives Jerry Miller a fair shake after presenting another award. Senior football members receive their last letters. Seniors reminisce about the past and dream of the future. Mr. Porter congratulates Diana Lesko as she receives a hard-earned award. Commencement Students and guests enjoyed the commencement speech delivered by Mr. Clyde Gentry. Mr. Pitts presents Bob Hunger with his diploma. 43 46 ATHLETICS Determination—Devils’ Story 1st row left to right - B. McCracken, B. McKee. J. Ward, M. Neff. Kandy Lothridge, C. Jackson, S. Martin, C. Bennett, K. Taylor, T. Klueber, K. Pfister, 2nd row’ - Mr. Lakes, B. Ingles, M. Croucher, L. Demaree, S. Dagnon, 3rd row - Mr. Harris, M. (Juss, T. Brooks, K. Ullrich, B. Thompson, P. Treadway, K. Dunn, M, Shinkle, L. Ashcraft, M. Welch, P. Probst, 4th row - Mr. Heim. M. Meyer, M. Ingles, I). Coggeshall, K. Turner. J. Scudder, J. Worley, T. Morgan, K. Schuck, J. Meyer, J. Welch. The football team and their Head Coach, Harley Heim, weathered a tough season in 1969 and finished the campaign with a 3-5 and 1 mark despite injuries to key players. Terry Klueber and Mark Dobson suffered leg injuries which severely cut down on Aurora’s offense prowess. Nonetheless, the Red and White expressed tremendous determination throughout the year. Three of the Devil losses, and the one tie, were decided by a couple of breaks which didn’t fall our way. With better luck we might have had an impressive 7-2 season. Such was not to be the case; however, the team and its coaches added plenty of color and skill to the ’69 football program. Devil spirit dropped considerably in the final two Devil outings following the heartbreaking 8-0 loss to Lawrenceburg; however, the underclassmen were given a chance to play and gain valuable experience. Thus, the Aurora football squad worked through a rebuilding season in hopes of making the Devils a big winner in the future. Grid Results Lawrenceburg 24 Aurora 0 Jennings Co. 18 Aurora 6 North Dearborn 14 Aurora 18 Batesville 12 Aurora 24 Madison 8 Aurora 38 Milan 14 Aurora 14 Lawrenceburg 8 Aurora 0 Greensburg 15 Aurora 6 Rushville 24 Aurora 0 48 Senior Gridmen Front Row: Kirk Taylor 5’10” 170 lbs. Tackle Bill McKee 5’8” 165 lbs. Half Back Randy Lothridge 5’9” 180 lbs. Linebacker (All Conf.) Jim Ward 5’7” 140 lbs. Guard Mark Neff 2nd Row: 5’9” 155 lbs. Guard Coach Lakes Steve Martin 6’2” 180 lbs. Center (All Conf.) Bob McCracken 6’0” 205 lbs. Middle Guard Clarence Jackson Head Coach Heim 6’0” 165 lbs. End Corky Bennett 6’0” 215 lbs. Tackle Terry Klueber 61” 180 lbs. End Ralph Pfister Coach Harris 6’2” 190 lbs. End “Standing in the Shadows,” Coaches Harris and Heim try to “see the light”. 49 Henry lofts one out of a crowd as number 65 kicks in disgust. Henry kicks his heels and romps to paydirt, while a stampede builds in the background. 50 Blood, Sweat, and This looks like a job for the White Knight, Mr. Harris. Cheers Seniors add inspiration to pep session with brutal mauling of Lawrenceburg’s mascot. 51 Coach Lakes and the Blaster break in Frosh. Devils’ Efforts... Totals Aurora Opponent 1st Downs Rushing 52 60 1st Downs Passing 17 16 1st Downs by Penalty 10 9 Rushing Att. Yds. Ave. Dobson 119 530 4.45 Henry 96 244 2.54 Ingles 54 207 3.83 McKee 44 74 1.68 Lothridge 19 53 2.78 Messer 15 46 3.07 Winn 6 17 2.83 Total 350 1166 3.33 Interceptions No. Yds. Henry 6 77 Dobson 3 3 McKee 2 0 McCracken 1 0 Fumbles Recovered Name No. Name No. Ward 1 Lothridge 2 McCracken 1 Winn 1 Klueber 1 Jackson 1 Pfister 2 Croucher 1 Path to goal line narrows as Ralph Pfister moves in to assist Henry. Bill McKee hauls down pass, then streaks for glory while the referee trots along beside. 52 Net These Results Totals Aurora Opponent Total Yds. Gained 1750 1920 Yds. Gained Rushing (Net) 1166 1233 Yds. Gained Passing (Net) 584 687 Passing Att. Comp. Yds. T.D. Henry 77 40 580 3 Lothridge 6 2 4 0 Pass Receiving No. Yds. Ave. T.D. McKee 18 215 11.9 2 Jackson 9 189 21.0 0 Kleuber 6 164 27.3 1 Pfister 5 25 5.0 0 Dobson 4 -9 -2.2 0 Individual Scoring TD’s EP’s Tot. Henry 7 4 50 Dobson 4 1 26 McKee 2 1 14 Ingles 2 0 12 Kleuber 1 0 6 Captain Lothridge tells his crew, “Somebody find that ball!' Bob Thompson is tripped up from behind by a crawling Indian. 53 The Mighty Devils Left to Right: Bob Meyer, Steve Spencer, Terry Klueber, Ken Henry, Jerry Doenges, Coach Bill Slayback, Jerry Miller, Steve Martin, Eddie Edwards, Mike Nisbet, Bill McKee, Mark Dobson. Kneeling: Managers - Dave Farrell, Tom Lorton. The 1970 Aurora Basketball team finished the season with 9-11 despite illness and injuries to key players and the absence of two 1969 starters. It was a rough job for Coach Slayback to mold a contender out of the Red and White when at times he practiced with as few as seven men. However, the Aurora boss met the task and utilized all available material to make the Devils a serious threat in the Lawrenceburg Sectional. Jerry Miller and Steve Spencer proved to be Slayback’s most consistent players by adding scoring and rebounding strength, while Ken Henry contributed all around stability. Jerry Doenges overcame mononucleosis and turned in a strong performance in the second half of the campaign, and enjoyed two brilliant sectional games. Bill McKee and Terry Klueber filled in to balance Aurora’s attack. Aurora lost to Lawrenceburg in the Tourney’s championship bout, yet tasted satisfaction by literally overpowering the Swiss Pacers in the Saturday afternoon game. 54 Coach Bill Slayback: twisted tie and crumpled towel his trademarks; basketball his business. Seniors Bow Out Proudly Eddie Edwards 6’0” Guard Steve Spencer 6’0” Guard Terry Klueber 6’2” Forward Jerry Doenges 6’2” Forward Jerry Miller 6’3” Forward Steve Martin 6’2” Center Bill McKee 5’10” Guard Name F.G. Att. F.G. Made F.T. Att. F.T. Made Rebounds F.G.% F.T.% Total Pts. Miller 273 115 134 89 118 42 66 319 Dicken 19 5 9 3 5 26 33 13 Henry 168 80 91 40 174 48 44 201 Nisbet 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 McKee 107 38 40 30 21 36 75 106 Spencer 234 103 170 100 113 44 59 306 Dobson 47 12 18 9 1 26 50 33 Edwards 162 51 41 25 24 32 61 127 Lorton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Martin 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 Doenges 155 59 50 33 27 38 66 151 Meyer 33 12 11 6 7 36 55 30 Jackson 27 5 11 7 9 19 64 17 Klueber _aa_ 8 22 8_ 37 24_ m _32_ 1261 488 603 352 537 39% 59% 1337 55 Miller and Warburton vie for jump ball in first Devil-Tiger clash of the seaon. McKee stretches to lay in two as Spencer awaits the a possible rebound. Aurora 67 ... Aurora 60 . . . Aurora 79 ... Aurora 45 ... Aurora 70 . . . Aurora 65 ... Aurora 66 ... Aurora 67 . . . Aurora 80 ... Aurora 64 . . . Aurora 76 ... Aurora 60 . . . Aurora 58 . . . Aurora 71 ... Aurora 60 . . . Aurora 61 ... Aurora 63 . . . Holiday Tourney Aurora 54 ... Aurora 61 ... Sectional Aurora 67 ... Aurora 38 . . . . . . Moores Hill 41 . Lawrenceburg 62 . . . Rising Sun 70 . . .Connersville 62 .Cambridge City 54 ......Madison 84 . Lawrenceburg 71 .........Milan 66 . . . .Switz. Co. 76 ......Liberty 59 . . Jennings Co. 70 ......Sunman 53 . . . Greensburg 61 . . . . Dillsboro 54 . . South Ripley 82 . . .Jac-Cen-Del 73 . . . . Batesville 83 . . Bloomington 82 . . . Mooresville 62 . . . .Switz. Co. 49 . Lawrenceburg 59 Doenges displays the classic jump shot as he drops in two. 56 Henry and Adams “duke” it out as the rest of the team vies for The future Varsity hopefuls mix it under the boards as the ball. they prepare for a rebound. Front row: M. Armstrong, M. Schmeltzer, M. Kinzer, B. Thompson. T. Tyler. B. Lorton. Second row: S. Wiegand. M. Guss. S. Estes. T. Elliott. D. Coggeshall. B. Backman. Third row: Coach Hornbach, K. Ray. J. Wingate, M. Ankenbauer, S. Smith, E. James. Sectional: Ecstasy . . . . Coach Slayback lays down the strategy as Steve Henry asks Sherman, “Aren’t you glad I use Dial?” Martin admires the fly on his shoulder. 58 . . . . and Agony Shoot it, Bill, you’re open. Terry Klueber prepares to hike the ball, but New falls offsides. 59 Spencer does a Crazy Gujrenheim imitation to fake out Pacers. 60 Devil starters circle the basket as Jerry Miller displays his ballet style. Jackson, Oberting, and Cornelius croon a tune as the rest of the players dance in time. Spencer applauds Henry for his heads up Don’t kiss Terry’s hand Kenny, grab the ball! defense. Cheers, Spirit . . . . Rhissa, Debbie and Sue see hopes shattered. Devil cheer instills spirit in first Aurora-Lawrenceburg battle. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sue Spaulding, Debbie Harrell, Rhissa Callon, and Barbara Cook. Reserve Team Cheerleaders: Bridget Kern, Judy Livingston, Nancy Robinson, and Debbie Kuhl-meier. Barb, Debbie, Rhissa and Judy get fans fired up for gridiron duel. 62 Fans Let ’Em Hear It 63 Hats and vests make Aurora Boys Sectional’s best dressed. Young Cindermen Track Team front row: R. Lane, M. Dobson, K. Henry, B. Lorton, R. Ullrich. M. Ankenbauer. row 2: B. Backman, D. Willoughby, S. Schaefer. M. (Voucher. J. Willoughby, M. Shinkle. row 3: R. Ashcraft, T. Brooks, Doug Witham. M. Guss, R. Fairchild, B. Thompson, L. Ashcraft, row 4: B. Messer, A. Burk. R. Beatty, G. Brown, C. Ellis, R. Turner, S. Goodspeed. row 5: M. Meyer (manager), G. Taylor (manager), Ass’t. Coach L. Hornbach, Coach Foster Harris. A long haired, long jumper sails through the afternoon breeze. 64 Show True Grit Backman jars the bar a bit too far. Dobson “pops his clutch” and “misses a gear” as he heads for paydirt. arry Ashcraft hurdles to an early lead. Things are a bit hairy as Ullrich hands to Messer. Mark Shinkle proves that fast footwork beats using your head. It’s another Devil first place finish as Kenny Henry lays it on the line. Endurance, Determination Spark Runners Cross Country Tream front-M. Scudder, J. Ward, R. Beatty, S. Estes, back-M. Dicken, M. Ankenbauer, R. Ullrich. 66 Noble Effort Makes Winning Season Golf Team row 1: L. Williams, R. Spencer, D. Martin, L. Demaree, P. Ellis, M. Bockstiegel. row 2: Coach Ellinghauaen, D. Lambert, J. Thatcher, N. Brunton, D. Donsel-man, D. Klueber. row 3: J. Wiegand, P. Kern, P. Treadway, row 4: R. Mc-Neely, D. Canfield. The coach dispenses golfing wisdom in a shady nook. Brunton cranks up a mighty drive. Front - Debbie Grieve, second • Renda Horen, Carol Neary, top - Roxanne Withered. Freshman Cheerleaders 67 Devil Nine Eyes Future row 1 • B. Ramey, C. Molen, B. Lorton, J. Miller, M. Beyer, row 2 - D. Coggeshall, M. Dicken, S. Smith, B. McKee, E. James, B. Meyer, row 3 Coach Slayback, B. Miller, M. Armstrong, W. Milam, R. Schuck, Coach Romines, row 4 - D. Stoops, M. Schmeltzer, B. Ray, T. Tyler, R. Wingate, D. Conrad. Coggeshall backs up first as Miller stretches for the ball. McKee watches the ball as the runner prepares to hit the dirt. 68 ’70 A Rebuilding Year Manchester felt the breeze of Mike Armstrong’s mighty swing. some of his star potential. 69 Mole” digs dirt as he heads for home. Mike Armstrong splits the uprights in a low hard slide. When the dust cleared Coggeshall had a ball, but the opponents had a run. Fans and players enjoy our elaborate outdoor seating facilities. Hard-hitting Jerry Miller heads for third as the Vikings seem as though they’ve missed the boat. Miller, Lothridge, Stoops and Klueber show how not to snag a fly. 72 FACULTY Administration ■ £na row: Mr. Sortwell, Mr. Floyd Snider. Principal Heili« (not Pictured)- B.S. Indiana Central College M.A. Ball State University The A.H.S. faculty met the challenges and accepted the changes of school life by giving of their various talents and skills. Teachers served as organization sponsors and dance chaperones, tutored slow learners, coached athletes, and assembled the paper and annual. The faculty members combined their talents to stage a basketball sectional skit for the student body. This year students benefited in many ways from the faculty. Mr. Kenneth Pitts, Superintendent A.B. Marian College M.S. Indiana University 74 Albert Porter B.A. Franklin College M. Ed. University of Cincinnati Physical Education Ruth Lytle B.S. Arkansas State College Phys. Ed. Health Pam Merrill B.A. Hanover College Phys. Ed., Health Leona Perry B.S. Southeast Missouri U. Phys. Ed., Literature II William Slayback A.B. Franklin College M.A. Indiana University Phys. Ed., Health 75 English Marian Smith A.B. Indiana University English Margaret Walser A.B. Eastern Kentucky University English Some read, some don’t, in Mr. Wildey’s sophomore English class. Mike Wildey A.B. Indiana University English 76 Spanish Mexican style goodies were prepared by Mrs. Meyer’s Spanish classes. Beverly Meyer B.A. Southern Methodist U. Spanish Industrial Arts Foster Harris B.S. Eastern Kentucky University Industrial Arts Social Studies Gary Lyon B.S., M.A., Miami University Civics, Spanish Heim’s class acts out causes of American Revolution. Dan McMullen Harley C. Heim B.A. University of Evansville M.S. Indiana University U.S. History, Geography, Driver’s Ed. Raymond Hudson B.S., M.S. Indiana University U.S. History, Civics, Journalism 78 Fine Arts Tom Beer gains Mr. Masing’s approval of his double strength, two-layered, all purposes fly swatter. Milton Masing B.S. Ball State University M.S.U. of Hawaii Art William Platt BPSM, M.S. Indiana University Band Director Charles Haag B.S., M.S. University of Cincinnati Assistant Band Director Eugene Henry A.B. Franklin College Law, World History, Choir 79 Math Larry Hornlmch B.S. Marion College Algebra Marilyn Moeller B.A., B.S., M. Ed. University of Cincinnati Mrs. Moeller’s Junior Math students demand proof. 80 Math class all of the angles. Beatrix Kyle BA Western College for Women Gen. Math. Geometry Sr. Math Librarians Marjorie Markwalter AB University of Cincinnati BS University of Illinois 81 Vocational Mrs. Schaich interests second graders in the fine art of making dough. Lucille Schaich B.S. Purdue University Home Economics 82 Margaret Klingelhoffer B.S. Purdue University Home Economics Dale Knigga B.S. Purdue University Voc. Ag.; Sales Service Business Alice Aydt B.A. Evansville University M.S. Indiana University English, Typing Eleanor Longcamp B.S. Indiana University Typing, Shorthand Mrs. Yoe points out that bookkeeping is one thing that must be done by the numbers. 83 Marlene Yoe B.S. Bowling Green State University Bookkeeping, Typing Science Physical Science prepares sophomores for advanced courses. Eugene Gabbard A.B. Maryville College M.A. University of Kentucky Physics, Physical Science 8 Harold Rice B.S. Indiana University Chemistry Deraid EUinghausen B.S., M.S. Indiana University Biology, Health Personnel Wally Slay back, Janitor Cooks: Lea Baker, Sarah Brooks, Esther Maddox Alice Shelby, Nurse Lee Armstrong, Janitor Charlotte Wamsley, Betty McCardle, Secretaries 86 SENIORS Heading the senior class of 1970 are: Rick Stoops, president; Randy Lothridge, vice-president; Debbie Harrell, secretary; and Mark Neff, treasurer. Seniors view past four years at ANDREA CHRISTINE ADAMS Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Shakespeare Club 4; Sunshine 4; FHA 4; Prom Queen Candidate 3. JULIE MARIE ARMSTRONG GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Com mittee 3; Sunshine 4. CATHERINE MARIE ARMBRUSTER Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4 ; Girls’ State Alternate 3. 88 TOM LEONARD BEER Basketball 1,2; Boys' Yell Block 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Football 1; Baseball 4; Hi-Y Vice-President 4; A-Club 4. SHERRY LYNN BENNING GAA 2,3; Sunshine 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Editor 4. A.H.S. with mixed emotions MARTHA BELL Choir l,2,3,4;Band 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; All State Chorus 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hi Lite 4; Annual Staff 4 ; Shakespeare Club 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Top Twenty 4 DENISE ANN BEYER GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3; Band 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Sunshine secretary 4. JAMES RICHARD BENNETT Football 1,2,4; Concessions 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. ALISTAIR BRUCE BLACK Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Assistant Drum Major 3; Drum Major 4. 89 DENNY ARTHUR BLOCK Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Yell Block 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Pres. 4; Football Student Manager 1; Pep Band 4; Annual Staff 4; Hi Lite Staff 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3. RUTH ANN CHILDERS Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; All State Chorus 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; FHA Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hi Lite Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3. Seniors test new chem lab HELEN MARIE BRUNNER Choir 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Concessions 3; Annual Staff 4; BARBARA CAROLYN COOK Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Girl 2,3; Majorette 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Christmas Dance Attendant 2,3; Art Emblem 2; Class Sec. 3; GAA Officer 3; Homecoming Queen 4. RHISSA JOAN CALLON Choir 1,2,3,4; Top Twenty 3,4; All State Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4 .Flag Girl 2, 3; Head Majorette 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Captain 1;GAA 1,2,3,4 ; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Class Sec. 2; Shakespeare Club 4; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 1;I.U. Music Clinic 1,3. j DAN CORNETT Transfer Student from North Dearborn 3, Vocational School 4. 90 Class clown Bob Hunger displays his chicken plucking, finger lickin’ style as Valeria Nocks yells “Pullet, Bob, pullet. JERRY RAY DOENGES Cross Country 1,2; Basket ball 1,2,4; Student Coun-cil 3; Boys’ Yell Block 3; Intramurals 3; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; A-Club 4. EDDIE JOE EDWARDS Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Prom King Candidate 3; Farmers’ Fair King 4. JUDITH ANN EAGLIN Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Concessions 3. RICHARD LEE ELDER Student Manager 2, Office Page 2, Hi Lite Staff 4; Choir 4; World Affairs Institute. 91 VICTORIA ANN ELDER DON GIGERICH Choir 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 1,3,4; Prom Committee 3. Hi-Y 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1; Intramurals 3,4; Choir 4; Track 4. CHERYL LYNN ERNSTING Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Flag Girl 3,4; Contest Choir 2,3; Intramurals 1,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Hi Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. CONSTANCE LORRAINE GRAFF Choir 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3.4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sweetheart Princess. Musical Seniors Sing and Play The most likely to succeed, Diana Lesko and Jerry Miller, find their level as they read the latest third grade news. 97 DEBORAH SUE HARRELL Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 3; Class Sec. 4. MARK EDWARD HILL Band 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Football 1; Boys’ Yell Block 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4. KATHERINE LYNN HARRISON Choir 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Shakespeare Club 4. DEBRA KAY HOUSE Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Concessions 3; FHA 4; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Choir 4. GARY HEEKE LINDA KAY HOUZE Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Shakespeare Club 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Dance Attendant 1; Pep Club Treasurer 2; Farmer’s Fair Queen Candidate 4; Prom Queen 3. 93 ROBERT LEE CHARLES HUNGER Boys’ Yell Block 2,3,4; Concessions 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 4; Hi-Lite 4; Annual Photographer 4; Shakespeare Club 4; Literature Award 1; Dearborn Art Award 3; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Prom King Candidate 3. CLARENCE ELMER JACKSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; A-Club 3,4. Senior bylines and headlines. EARL ROBERT ISABELL Baseball 2,4; Vocational Course 4. PEGAN LEE JACKSON Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2, 3; FHA 3,4; Intramurals 2; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. 94 ERNIE RAY JOHNSON Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Football 1. RICK KENT JIM JOHNSON KATHY ANN KITTLE GAA 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Intramurals 2,3, 4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. STARLA JUNE KAGY GAA 1,2; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3. TERRY LEE KLUEBER Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 2,4; Choir 4; A-Club 4. 95 DENNIS LEE LAMBERT Football 1; Golf 1,3,4. SHERRY LYNN LANGLEY GAA 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Intramurals 2,3; Librarian 3,4; Sunshine 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. JAN DENISE LAMBERT Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Flag Girl 4. DIANA JEAN LESKO GAA 1,2,3; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sunshine 4; Shakespeare Club 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Ed. 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; “It’s Academic” Team 4; I.S.U. English Seminar 3. LINDA LOU LANE GAA 1,2,3; Intramurals 2; Concessions 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; FHA 4. TERRY LEE LIEBECK Football 1; Golf 3. 96 JOYCE ELAINE LOCKWOOD Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Sunshine 2,3; GAA 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Concessions 3. VERNON L. MANGOLD Hi-Y 3; Industrial Arts Course. Class flirts, Dennis Neary and Vicky Elder re-create scene when Rhett Butler said, “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a d-n.” Seniors scan new horizons RANDAL GENE LOTHRIDGE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 4; Track 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; A-Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Color Guard 4; Choir 4; Boys’ Yell Block 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Top Twenty 4. SHERYL LYNN MARTIN Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; All State Chorus 3; Top Twenty 4; Barber Shop 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Flag Girl 4; Prom Co-Chairman 3. 97 Class Play: Red House Mystery STEVEN CHARLES MARTIN Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 3: All State Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. WILLIAM CHARLES McKEE Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; A-Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Track 1; Pep Club 1; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Improved Baseball Player 3. ROBERT ELZIE McCRACKEN Football 4; Commercial Course. MICHAEL LOUIS MEYER Band 1; Student Manager, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4. REBECCA JEAN McGRAW FHA 3. Concessions 3. MARY FRANCES MEYERS Choir 1; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; GAA 1. 98 JERRY LYNN MILLER Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; A-Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4;Tri Kappa Award 1; Boys’ State Delegate 3. CHRIS DELON MOLEN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; A-Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Student Council 2,4; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Hi-Lite Editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3. WILLIAM BRUCE MORRIS Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Football 3; Hi-Y 4; Color Guard 4; Shakespeare Club 4; AH State Chorus 4. DENNIS ROY NEARY Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Band l ;Hi-Y 2,3; Basketball 1; Annual Editor 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Sophomore Class Pres.; Student Council 3,4; Vice-Pres. of Student Council 4. 99 Quietest, Joyce Lockwood and Gary Schmidt, although live are taped for release on May 15. MARK JOSEPH NEFF Basketball 2,3; Football 1,4; A-Club 4; Baseball 4; Intramurals 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Class Sec.; Senior Class Treasurer; Prom King Cand. 3; Boys’ Yell Block 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN PETRO GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Choir 4; FHA 4; Shakespeare Club 4. BRENDA KAY NICHOLS Intramurals 2,3,4; FHA 3, 4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Shakespeare 4. WILLIAM RALPH PFISTER. JR. Football 1,3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3. VALERIA JOAN NOCKS GAA 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Concessions 3; Prom Committee 3; Concert Choir 3; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4. TOMMY LOWELL RAMSEYER Industrial Art • Job Training Course. 100 ANNE LESLIE RENNER Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY PAUL RULLMAN Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Crosscountry 1,2; Student Council 2,4; Band Pres. 4. 101 School spirited Barbara Cook and Randy Lothridge pose for Randy’s side-splitting, death-defying, hairy-legged, upward bound. BARBARA ANN SCHAICH Choir 1,2,3,4; Top Twenty 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Pres. 4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Sunshine Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; D.A.R. Award 4. CHERI ANN SCHULER Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Flag Girl 4; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. GARY LEE SCHMIDT Commercial Course. JERRY W. SECHREST Industrial Arts Course. BETSEY ANN SCHUCK Choir 1,2,3,4; Contest Choir 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Sunshine 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Class Officer 2; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Tri Kappa Scholarship 1; Prom Queen Candidate 3. 102 SHARON KAY SHORT Pep Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. RONNIE LEE SPAULDING Band 1,2,3; Hi-Lite Staff 3. PAMELA LEE SMITH Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4. STEPHEN WAYNE SPENCER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1,2; Pep Club l,2;Hi-Y 4; Track 4; A-Club 4; Prom King 3; Most Improved Basketball Player 3. Senior salesmen sell, sell... The motto of the most talented, Martha Bell and Tim Rullman, is “We came, we sawed, we conquered, and then we fell.” 103 “Popeye” Stoops and the human Brillo pad try out for the part of Captain Wierdo. RICKY DEAN STOOPS Basketball 1; Football 1; Baseball 4;Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Officer 4; Pep Club 1; Cross Country 2; Class President 4; Color Guard 4; Choir 4. KIRK BLAIR TAYLOR Football 1,4; Track 2,4; Cross Country 3; Hi-Y 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE ANN STRAHAN Home Economics Course. RONNIE RICHARD TRAUE Intramural 4; General I.V.D. 104 Diplomas offer challenges GLENDA GAIL UHLMANSIEK Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Sunshine 2,3,4; Contest Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. DEBRA DELAINE WARREN Choir 1; Sunshine 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Shakespeare 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. JOHN UHLMANSIEK Cross Country 1,2; Golf 1, 2; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2; Basketball 2; A-Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3. JACK ARNOLD WELCH Football Student Manager 3,4. JAMES THOMAS WARD Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; A-Club 3,4; Boys’ Yell Block 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Band Vice President 4. TIMOTHY RAY WHITEFORD Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 4. 105 JERRILYN LEE WILLIAMS Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Sesquicentennial Queen 3; Homecoming Attendant 2. MELODY ANN WINGATE Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. 7 J SANDRA JEAN WILLOUGHBY Choir 1,2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1. CARLA JOY WITTE Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Contest Choir 3,4; All-State Chorus 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Shakespeare Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; GAA Vice Pres. 4; Concert Choir 3,4. FAYE ANN WITTE Pep Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Concessions 3. 106 108 UNDERCLASS Although the juniors didn’t have the adjustments to make that the freshmen and sophomores had they nevertheless undertook activities that would have some bearing on their future lives. For juniors hoping to attend college, there were numerous qualifying tests. Other juniors took aptitude tests or planned to attend vocational school. The juniors’ major contributions were the selection of a Prom theme and the efforts to make the Prom a memorable one. The “Age of Aquarius” remains a lasting memory of junior efforts. Sue Lyons shows Joyce Lockwood how a well run concessions booth should operate. Juniors A Class on the Move Junior ('lass officers: Sue Spaulding, John Ward, Bonnie Newmann, and Mark Dobson. no Robyn Alfred James Allison Virginia Armbruster Jerry Armstrong Verena Armstrong Mike Aubert Tom Aylor Sandy Baker Debbie Baker Sarah Baker James Beam Tim Beam Nancy Belew Mark Bockstiegel Bob Browning Noble B run ton Albert Burke Mickey Busse Michael Carr Mike Chalk Ruby Cheek Joe Christian Bob Clark Jim Cook JoAnn Craft Mike Croucher Steve Dagnon Helen Dameron Pam Daugherty Jeff Dausch Cindy Davis David Deffinger Larry Demaree Susan Dewers Mark Dicken 111 Juniors Mark Dobson Judy Donley Darrell Donselman Mike Elliott Paul Ellis Greg Faber Bonnie Fairfield David Farrell Bonnie Feiss Mona Fields James Gabbard Bev Gardner Roy Goodpaster Cynthia Greene Vicki Greive John Hartigan Ian Hendry Gary Henry Kenny Henry Ernest Hollins Paul Hopping Lisha Horen Mike Horton Dale House Sandra Hubbard Ron Hutslar Bruce Ingles Ann Isabell Vicki James Debbie Jameson Larry Johnson Patrick Kern Donna Knigga Lois Knippenberg Becky Koehler 112 Dan Kuebler Joyce Lambert Richard Lane James Lattire Connie Lay Debbie Levi Dawn Lischkge Linda Livingston Tom Lorton Linda Lusby Mark Lyons Sue Lyons Kay Martin Bev McCardle Brenda McCarty Cheryl McDade Jeff McDonald Dennis McGraw Randy McNeely Janet Meier Steve Mendell Bobby Messer Jeff Meyer Georgy Middleton Dianna Miller Rhonda Montgomery Pam Moore Connie Morehead Bonnie Newmann Debbie Newton Mike Newton Mike Nisbet Herb Parish Robert Ramey Sandra Randall H3 Juniors Dennis Richeson Brenda Robinson Steve Rodgers Vicki Rowland Tommy Scott Mike Scudder Bill Shamburger Robert Sharp Darlene Short Paula Short Susie Skinner Karla Smith April Sortwell Sue Spaulding Vicki Spencer Bill Standish Mike Tandy Gary Taylor James Terrill John Thatcher Randy Tyler Roger Ullrich Kathy Vorbroker Cecil Wallace Robert Walton John Ward Becky Weaver Joyce Whitham Charles Wilburn John Williams Jack Willoughby Carla Wingate Debbie Wismann Dave Withered Dan Withered 114 Donna Withered Gary Witteride Gary Wright Paula Woliung Dan Winn Cindy Gullion 115 The class most effected by changes was the sophomore class. Upon their entrance to the senior high school, they were bombarded with pleas to join Choir, Pep Club, FHA, FF A, GAA, Industrial Arts Club, and Hi-Y. By electing class officers and student council representatives, the sophomores gained a voice in school matters for the first time. Two sophomore girls were elected attendants to the queens of Homecoming and the Christmas Dance. In a sophomore activity period everyone studies! Well, would be believe some study?? Sophomores - Eager to Excel Sophomore class officers from left to right: Mark Shinkle, Pres.; Rick Short, Vice-Pres.; Bridget Kern, Treas.; Diane Cash, Sec. 116 Bob Abbott Mitchell Ankenbauer Mike Armstrong Larry Ashcraft Bill Backman Victor Bascomb Ray Beatty Allen Beer Fay Belew Patricia Bentle Mike Beyer Cathy Block Mary Block Carol Boggs Jody Boyd Jennifer Bradford Tim Brooks Vickie Brooks Bill Brown Gary Brown Maria Brugge Mary Brunner Billie Jo Bunnell Diane Burk Gennie Callahan Sophia Callahan Warren Carr Diane Cash Dave Chalk Ronda Clark Judy Cotton Kay Conover Cindy Courter Sandy Courter Ken Craft 117 Sophomores Debbie Deaton Sherri Dewers Carolyn Dierking Debbie Dittmer Jan Donselman Steve Dowers Ken Dunn Tim Elliott Patty Ellison Steve Estes Tom Fairchild Rick Fairfield George Feustel Betty Fleek Debbie Forsythe Pam Frable Karla F ry Anita Garrison Debbie Giffin Joyce Gigerich Phyllis Gillette Debbie Goodpaster Debbie Gordon Brenda Green Marlyn Guss Bob Grenat Helen Hankins Nancy Harrell John Hatter Mike Hatton Pam Hedrick Rose Herring Mary Hicks Jo Ann Hill Harlan Hogsten 118 Gary Holdcraft Becky House Kathy Howorka Ruth Huffman Cindy Hussung Penny Hussung Greg Johnson Jay Kent Bridget Kern Dana Kinnett Mona Kinnett Mike Kinzer John Kittle Debbie Kuhlmeier Linda Largent Nancy Lattire Andrea Lesko John Levi Judy Livingston Teresa Livingston Bill Lorton Connie McCracken Richard McDaniel Marcia McWethy Betty Martin David Martin Dian Martin Diana Martin Bob Meyer Francine Meyer Karen Meyer Jody Meyers Wayne Milam John Miles Janey Molen 119 Sophomores Chandra Mollman Jody Morehead John Morehead Tom Morgan Mike New Sherri Noggler Diana Nichols Debbie Nields Priscilla Peake Ken Petro Cathy Powell Gary Probst Phillip Probst Gerry Pruitt Janice Ramey Deb Randall Pam Randall Bill Ravenscraft Sue Riddell Nancy Robinson Kathy Ross Bill Ruimveld Mary Ann Ryle Linda Sandbrink Ronnie Schuck Jennifer Scudder David Sechrest Mark Shinkle Ricky Short Janey Sigmon Judy Sigmon Jo Ann Sizemore Steve Smith Mike Spiedel Debbie Stille 120 Karen Swift Kathy Swift Delana Terrill Liz Terrill Earnest Theetge Bob Thompson Patrick Treadway Shelia Tufts Tim Tyler Kevin Ullrich Sherry Vogel Angela Vogelsang David Vorbroker Sherry Wamsley Carol Washnock Dana Weaver Mike Weber Mike Welch David Werner John Wiegand Frances Williams Patricia Williams Dana Willoughby Kathy Wismann James Worley 121 The Freshmen Class experienced great changes in classes and social functions this year. Having classes in both the Jr. High and Sr. High buildings, they had to rush to get to class within the allotted three minutes. They enjoyed the chance to take part in high school functions and activities. They adjusted well to the changing atmosphere this year. Next year’s sophomores will be challenged during their coming year with greater responsibilities than they’ve had before. Neither maxi-coat weather nor broken legs stay the freshmen from their appointed rounds. Freshmen - On the Way Up. 122 Gee, Mr. Ellinghausen, do amoebas have nudist colonies, too? Sandra Adams Robin Allen Barbara Ankenbaur Jane Armbruster Rick Ashcraft Karen Baker Mark Banschbach Susan Beam Charlotte Bell Timmy Bennett Marvin Benning LaVerne Bradford Debbie Burk Jonna Busse Wayne Busse Damon Canfield Danny Campbell Diane Carf Leslie Charles Bill Cherry Doug Childers Ted Chipman Paul Clark Dave Coggeshall Debbie Conger Doug Conrad Rheeta Cotton Teresa Dagnon Debbie Davis Diana Deaton Dan DeCamp Greg Dicken John Draper Darryl Dunn Connie Elliot 123 Freshmen Cliff Ellis Nancy Fahey Joyce Fairfield Diana Farrow Todd Feiss Paul Fix Gordon Frable Ricky Gabbard Janice Garrison Debbie Grieve Steve Goodspeed Truman Halcomb Eddie Hartigan Ann Harves Bill Hizer Sheila Holcomb Jolly Hopping Rendu Horen Denise House Mike Ingles Verinda Ingles Lory Isa be 11 Tom Isa be 11 Eddie James Ricky Jameson Linda Johnson Paul Johnson Bill Jones Peggy Kent Dale Lafollette Jill Lambert Erlynn Lane Marilyn Lewis Mary Lou Lusby Dan Martin 124 David McAtee Delores McCord Jim McDaniels Terri McDaniel Sherry McGraw Debbie McMullen Victor McPeek Sam Melson Carl Menne Diane Meyer John Meyer Debbie Meyers Bill Meyer Patti Miller Terri Moeller Cathy Montgomery Gail Montgomery David Morehead Denise Moore Mary Jane Meier Carol Neary Amy Neff John Newmann Lisa Nieman Ricky O’Neil Debbie Ramey Clyde Randal Larry Ratliff Kenny Ray JoAnn Reese Rita Riley Cay Rullman Debbie Rullman Teresa Runner Mark Schmeltzer 125 Freshmen Cindy Schuler Joe Scudder Jim Shamburger Jean Sharp Rick Shelton Omer Sherman Joe Shuter Gwen Skinner Julie Slayback Shirley Slayback Tom Smith Kathy Sortwell Brad Spaulding Roger Spencer Gwen Stacey Debbie Stachwell Pat Standish James Stevens Richard Stinchcomb Davey Stoops Jerry Teaney Randy Turner Larry Uhlmansiek Joe Varble Connie Vaughn Eileen Vaughn Bill Walston Gary Walston Debbie Weiss Vickie Welch Ricky Werner Peter Whitlock Doug Whittam Lee Williams Ricky Williams 126 Dan Willoughby John Wingate Tony Winn Roxanne Withered John Wordy David Wunderlich 127 1879 1912 Thirty-three years of Singleness of Purpose Has enabled us to place our product in the leading furniture marts of America. Cochran Chair Company OFFICE « 4 FACtORY: West Aurora, Indiana. ® B O S S E O P P At MOMS. INDIANA. DKAIJIW IN — i'OAIa. COKK AND SALT ('.«! 4 the lw hitU.tinx by te t. A heat warmer thin I hr •tin, l« t u «rmt you a Ion. HIioiic 207. H. KMPPENBERG FINE CONFECTIONERS. P. HORR WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEWELRY Eastman Kodaks Supplies 141 SECOND NT. • frrtnJl j S )afery The Sanitary Baker Shop Everything in CAKES and BREAD. FINE CAKES A SPECIALTY. 128 HIioiic 126-5. Finejt “Rotted Hum in t tiroeo. ADVERTISING PERPETUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 230 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 537-1016 or 1017 Conventional Mortgage Loans Low Cost Home Improvement Loans Educational Loans G.l. Loans Package Loans Straight Loans Passbook Loans Pass book Savings 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 T. E. McLaughlin, President-Manager FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 7:00 P.M. 130 JkCKSO ajjj zrBf ai- ffc i, r , fp4 ! ’ fKr ”1 ■)Pi:Lii u.X]sS tCt P Jackson's Hardware Lawrenceburg, Indiana 131 Compliments of LAWRENCEBURG RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION DOTTIE'S LADIES APPAREL TOWNE COUNTRY SHOPPE JACKSON HARDWARE SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. SPARKLE CORPORATION SOUTHERN DOLLAR STORE WILLIES DAD LAD STORE IDEAL DRUG 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. AGGIE'S JEWELRY WM. KRIDER STUDIOS POLEY'S 132 Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging to the end of that rainbow? Put a little soul in that pot of gold with the crisp taste of Coca-Cola. That top-o'-the world, turned on feeling goes even better with Coke! Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Aurora 133 -COCA-COLA AMD COKE ARE REGISTERED TRADE-MARKS WHICH lOCNTlFV OML THE PRODUCT OE THE COCA-COLA COMPAMT. DON SINCLAIR SERVICE Delco Batteries—Ignition Goodyear—Delta Tires Complete Auto Repair 415 Green Blvd. Phone 926-0283 Aurora Jack Welch defines nudist colony as a place where men and women air their differences. Best Wishes Graduates M N BOOTERY 511 Second Street Phone 926-1001 Aurora Indiana i 134 Compliments of SCHENLEY DISTILLERS, INC. Lowrenceburg, Indiana “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today, Bill McKee has been heard to say, “because if you enim, today, you can do it again tomorrow. J y 11 1JS Compliments of JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM AND SONS, INC. Lawrenceburg, Indiana Compliments of HOLTHAUSE-RULLMAN FUNERAL HOME Aurora, Indiana Gary Schmidt heard about the human cannon ball who wanted to retire from his circus job. But you can’t quit the show after all these years,” moaned the circus director. Where else can I find a man of your caliber?” Phone 926-0440 Aurora, Indiana 136 THE PEOPLE'S DEARBORN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK of LOAN AND BUILDING Lawrenceburg, Indiana ASSOCIATION Greendale Moores Hill Member Federal Deposit Lawrenceburg, Indiana Insurance Corp. Steve Martin defines braggart as a man who enters all conversations feat first. MM ■—■— CHRISMAN'S CLOTHING, INC. Best Wishes 311 Second Street ANDE CHEVROLET, 926-1767 Aurora OLDS, INC. Phone 537-1416 U.S.50 Lawrenceburg 137 Becky McGraw defines practical nurse as one who falls in love with a wealthy old patient. L. E. TRENNEPOHL SHOES 218 Walnut Street (Where quality is higher than price) Phone 537-3846 Lawrenceburg, Indiana J) } ■ NEUJ«nd-USED AUTO PARTS RADIATORS RfPAJRED • EXCHAN6ED UJRCCKCR SCRUICC Phone 1006 Best Wishes DOUG'S AUTO PARTS New and Used Parts Wrecker Service Ph. 926-0924 Aurora, Ind. Compliments of BARRY'S SUNOCO Across from Aurora High School Compliments of GILSTRAP AUTO SALES Phone 926-2157 Green Blvd. Aurora 138 VASTINE MOTORS INC. Best Wishes GOMPIES We Service What We Sell Schwinn Bikes Power Mowers The Win You Over Beat Goes On. Chrysler—Plymouth U.S. 50 Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone 537-1610 Mrs. Smith says that dresses have Rotten so short she wonders what the designers will be up to next! Bo Johnston Motors Plymouth—Valiant— International Trucks Standard Oil L.B. Johnston—Phone 926-0371 101-115 Main Street Aurora, Ind. John F. Ullrich Studios 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, Indiana 139 Good Luck Graduates Compliments of FEHLING FLOORING and R. Bennett Construction Carpet, Tile, Linoleum Free Estimates Phone 926-0795 Aurora Schmarr's Dress Shop (Because You Love Smart Things) Aurora Indiana Terry Leibecke defines wolf as a man with a little black book of cancelled chicks. Compliments of STIER WILLIAMS STORK FUNERAL HOME Glendal Stork, Prop. 310 Fourth Street Aurora Phone 926-0241 Ind. Compliments of Aurora Booster Club 'Back the Red Devils'7 uo WESTERN AUTO CO. Zenith Color T.V. 406 Second Street Phone 926-1565 Aurora Indiana Compliments of R.H.C. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Raymond Cleeter, Prop. Much Success For The Class of 70 At Dittman's in Price Hill, Mark Hill asked the bartender for something tall and cold with plenty of gin in it—and the bartender called his wife over. Good Luck to the Class of 70 AURORA-JOURNAL -BULLETIN 107 Mechanic Street Aurora Indiana RUSS HAMILTON MOTORS We Meet or Beat Any Deal—Try Us Aurora Lawrenceburg 926-1344 537-2373 141 Good Luck MARTIN'S FURNITURE AND FLOORING Serta Mattresses 312 Second Street Aurora Indiana Good Luck Graduates SCHWANHOLT'S Green Blvd. Aurora Indiana f S v« Bvam SHELL Chris Molen defines college bred as a four-year loaf with father's dough. Best of Luck to the Class of 70 BOB HASTINGS DEPARTMENT STORE Luggage and Leather Goods 222 Main Street Aurora Indiana Best of Luck MEYER'S GROCERY STORE Conwell's Only Complete Store Aurora Indiana ill in Compliments of AURORA DAIRY QUEEN Dick DeComp, Owner 716 Green Blvd. Aurora Indiana Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AURORA Complete Banking Service included at our North Branch Ricky Elder thinks it’s extravagant to throw out a tea bag after using it only once. PROBST MILK COMPANY Mother's Only Rival French Bauer Products Party and Wedding Punch Wilmington Pike Phone 926-0311 Aurora Indiana Compliments of LAUGHERY GRAVEL CO., INC. Aurora Indiana 143 GOOD LUCK NEARY CANDY COMPANY We'll Do Our Best To Keep You Sweet Lawrenceburg Indiana Dine at the TOWN HOUSE 202 Third Street Where Fine Foods and Courteous Service Are a Specialty Aurora Indiana Randy Lothridge overheard the owner of the Starlite Drive-In remark, “If business gets any worse, we’ll have to start showing movies.” — Compliments of SAVAGE APPLIANCES Compliments of MONARCH AUTO SUPPLY 215 Bridgeway Aurora Indiana The House That Really Serves Main Street Phone 926-2452 Aurora Indiana 144 Corky McBennett says that an Irish seven-course dinner is a boiled potato and a six-pack of beer. Compliments of KENNEDY'S SPORTING Barb Schaich just quit her onion diet. She lost ten pounds but lost twelve friends. BON-TON BEAUTY SALON Jean Ross Kemper prop. A 1939 Grad. Complete Beauty Service 4 Operators 431 Second St. Aurora Indiana 140 PAUL H. ROHE COMPANY, INC. Aurora, Indiana 926-1471 Brookville, Indiana 647-6451 Hot Mix Plant—Aurora, Indiana Phone 926-0956 Bituminous Construction of Road, Streets Driveways and Industrial Areas PEERLESS OFFICE SUPPLIES 9 East Center Street Service Since 1933 Phone 537-1515 Lawrenceburg Vickie Elder states that “Old strippers never die—they just peel away. Compliments of Draper Plumbing Heating, Inc. 231 Second Street Phone 926-0455 Aurora Indiana 147 Compliments of WILLIE'S DAD AND LAD 230 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg Indiana Good Luck Graduates HUXSOLL THUERMER V S Hardware Third Main Street Aurora Indiana Ricky Kent knows a man so bald that when you look at him from ten feet away, it seems like his neck is blowing bubble gum. Jill i I , I , USED TIRES • 111 | VULCANIZING For Fun—Food—Refreshments After the Game MASTER CHEF Highway 50 RITTER TIRE CO. 51st Year 2nd Street Phone 926-0178 Aurora Indiana }:h ■.... ■ 148 AURORA FLORAL Congratulations to the Class of 70 From Your Aurora Kroger's Linda Houze says middle age is when the narrow waist and the broad mind begin to change places. 222 Second Street Aurora Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 70 Ruth and John Barrett AURORA DAIRY ISLE Green Blvd. Aurora GRAND RECREATION 149 According to Bruce Black a set of matched luggage in Lawrenceburg is two shopping bags from the same store. Compliments of LAMBERT CLEANERS Complete Cleaning Service Free Pick Up and Delivery Mr. and Mrs. Mel Lambert 314 Second Street Aurora PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY Second and Bridgeway Phone 926-0631 See us for Home Loans Aurora Indiana 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? Look to TANDY'S For the smart look Men's Women's Children's Aurora Indiana Compliments of AURORA ROTARY CLUB 150 Mr. Knigga says that his home town is so small that everytime he uses his electric razor the street lights dim. ALTON BOX BOARD CO. Container Division Aurora Plant Aurora Indiana DIERKING COAL CO. Apache Camping Trailer Crushed, Cube, and Block Ice Scotts Lawn Care On 350 just off U.S. 50 Ph. 926-1311 Aurora Indiana 1SI I Best Wishes AURORA T.V. APPLIANCE CO. Discount Center Zenith Philco Color T.V. U.S. 50 Aurora Compliments of STEDMAN'S FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY INC. A Wean United Company Aurora Indiana Wally Slaybaek saw a movie so bad that when a stinkbomb exploded nobody noticed until the show was over. ROY A. MILLER SON, INC. General Contractors Complete Building Service Residential Commercial Industrial Kitchen Remodeling Ceramic Tile Installation Floor Coverings Franchised Stran-Steel Builders and Telron Carpet Installers 537-0066 High Vine Lawrenceburg 132 Good Luck Graduates WELCH OIL CORP. Phillips 66 Products Aurora Indiana HOME FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO., INC. Hwy 50 West Lawrenceburg Ph. 537-0610 Cheryl Ernsting defines hindsight as what a girl should have before wearing shorts. ONE SPARKLE CLEANERS HOUR Bridgeway and Third Streets Aurora Indiana THE REGISTER Since 1836 Integrity Trust Aurora Lawrenceburg IS3 MORETON PRINTING CO. Phone 926-1692 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. John A. Rohe D.D.S. DEARBORN FLORAL SHOP PROGRESSIVE BLDG LOAN ASSO. Lawrenceburg, Indiana Lawrenceburg, Indiana DR. F.D. HOUSTON 30 West High St. GOLDSMITH'S INC. 321 2nd Street THE POLLY SHOP 210 Main St. DR. FRANK R. LONGCAMP 435 2nd Street DR. LESLIE M. BAKER 501 4th Street BEYER'S DRUG STORE 339 2nd Street K-W AUTO SALES U.S. 50 and 48 SCHULER'S FURNITURE STORE 212 Main Street AURORA LUMBER CO. Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road CHEEK INSURANCE AGENCY 309 3rd Street HOUZE BARBERSHOP 328 Second St. DRS. NEARY AND BURTON O.D.S. 401 3rd Street SCHULER'S TEXACO 200 Green Blvd. MARTIN'S JEWELRY 405 2nd Street WILSON MOTORS Aurora-Lawrenceburg Road THOMAS ECKSTEIN ROOFING CO. 116 3rd St., Lawrenceburg G.C. MURPHY 411 Second St. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 3rd and Bridgeway Sts. 154 KENT EXPRESS Railroad Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF: INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES TUFT'S CAR WASH JACOBSEN SPORTING GOODS NELL'S BEAUTY SALON PATRONS MUTUAL FIRE INS. SOPPENFIELD'S FLORAL CO. DEARBORN AUTO PARTS AMERICAN STATE BANK THE COBBLER'S BENCH LOW'S JEWELRY, LWBG. RANDALL IMPLEMENT CO. WUNDERLICH INSURANCE PASQUALES PIZZA AYLOR AND MEYER, INC. TURNER'S PACKAGE STORE KNIPPENBERG BARBER SHOP RAY'S INN BEER'S FASHION BAR RENNER'S DRY GOODS AGGIE'S JEWELRY JOHNSTON'S GAMBLE STORE ABE COHEN SHOE STORE 155 The editors of the 1970 edition of the Aurora Borealis wish to express their sincerest thanks to the faculty advisor. Mr. Hudson gave many hours of his time to the annual. He also spent a great deal of his money feeding a hungry annual staff! We want to thank Mr. Hudson for all his efforts. The editors also thank the diligent and consistent staff members. Staff Ad salesmen _ Helen Brunner Faculty advisor — Raymond Hudson Mike Meyer Editors — Diana Lesko Barbara Schaich Sherry Benning Rhissa Callon Activities — Carla Witte Carla Witte Delaine Warren Bill McKee Faculty — Mike Meyer Valeria Nocks Cathy Armbruster Denny Block Seniors — Valeria Nocks Jerry Miller Joyce Lockwood Tim Rullman Underclassmen — Bill McKee Jerry Doenges Ads Martha Bell Sherry Benning — Randy Lothridge Diana Lesko Cheri Schuler Vick Elder Mark Neff Cathy Armbruster Photographers — Bob Hunger Chris Molen Roger Ullrich Betsey Schuck Typists — Glenda Uhlmansiek Martha Bell Bob Hunger Jim Ward Copy Editor Sherry Martin Barbara Schaich Special salesman — Eleanor Speck man 136 Abbott, Bob 117 Adams, Andrea 88,30,31,38,40 Adams, Sandra 123 Alfred, Robyn 24,111,40 Allen, Robin 123 Alliaon, James 24,111,38,40 Ankenbauer, Barbara 123,28 Ankenbauer, Mitchell 57,117,21,64 Armbruster, Cathy 88,21,23,37,36 Armbruster, Jane 123 Armbruster, Virginia 111 Armstrong, Jerry 111 Armstrong, Julie 88,28,31 Armstrong, Lee 85 Armstrong, Mike 57,117,68 Armstrong, Verena 24,111,28,31,40 Ashcraft, Larry 48,117,64 Ashcraft, Rick 123,64 Aubert, Mike 111 Aydt, Alice 83 Aylor, Tom 111 Backman, Bill 24,57,11 7,64 Baker, Debbie 111,31,40 Baker, Karen 123 Baker, Lea 85 Baker, Sandy 111 Baker, Sarah 24,111,21,29,31,40 Banschbach, Mark 123 Bascom, Victor 117 Beam, Jim 111 Beam, Susan 123 Beam, Tim 111 Beatty, Randy 88 Beatty, Ray 117,64,66 Beer, Allen 24,117,36,40 Beer, Tom 89,40 Belew, Erma Belew, Fay 117 Belew, Nancy 111,30,36 Bell, Charlotte 24,123,28,29,40 Bell, Martha 24,27,89,103,21,28 Bennett, Corky 48,49,89 Bennett, Timmy 123 Benning, Marvin 123,30 Benning, Sherry 89,12,21,37 Bentle, Patricia 117,30,31 Beyer, Denise 89,13,21,28,39,40 Beyer, Mike 117,68 Black, Bruce 24,89,13,36 Block, Denny 24,90,34,36,40,37 Block, Kathy 117,21,28,40 Block, Mary 117 Bockstiegel, Mark 111,67,40 Boggs, Carol 117 Boyd, Jody 117 Bradford, Jennifer 117,21,28,40 Bradford, LaVeme 123,28 Brooks, Sarah 85 Brooks, Tim 24,117,48.64,36 Brooks, 117 Brown, Bill 117 Brown, Gary 24,117,36,69 Browning, Bob 111 Bruegge, Maria 117 Brunner, Helen 90,30,31 Brunner, Mary Jo 24,117,18,28,29 Brunton, Noble 111,67 Bunnell, B. J. 117,28,36 Burk, Albert 111 Burk, Debbie 117,123,28 Burk, Elizabeth Busse, Jonna 24,123,13,17 Busse, Mickey 111,8,14,16,38,40 Busse, Wayne 123 Callihan, Gennie 117 Callihan, Sophia 117 Cal Ion, Rhissa 24,26,27,62,90,18,38 28,31,40,37 Campbell, Danny 123 Canfield, Damon 24,123,67,40 Carf, Diane 123 Carr, Mike 111 Carr, Warren 117 Cash, Diane 24,116,117,28,29,31 Cash, Patty Chalk, David 117 Chalk, Mike 111 Charles, Leslie 123 Cheek, Ruby 111,11,14,16,17,31 Cherry, Bill 123 Childers, Doug 123 Childers, Ruth 90,11,12,13,17,18 Chipman, Ted 123 Christian, Joe 111 Clark, Bobby 111 Clark, Paul 123 Clark, Ronda 117 Clift, Gary Coggeshall, Dave 24,48,57,123,68 Conger, Debbie 123 Conover, Kay 24,117,28,31,40 Conrad, Doug 24,123,68 Cook, Barbara 24,26,62,90,101,11,17, Cook, Joyce 81 Cornett, Dan 90 Cotton, Judy 117,28 Cotton, Rhetta 24,123 Courter, Bill Courter, Cindy 117 Courter, Sandy, 117,31 Craft, Joann 111,30,31 Craft, Kenny 30 Croucher, Mike 24,48,64,40 Dagnon, Steve 48 Dagnon, Teresa 123,28 Dameron, Helen 111,30 Daugherty, Pam 111,31,38,40 Dausch, Jeff 111 Davis, Cindy 111,14,40 Davis, Debbie 123,28 Deaton, Debbie 24,28 Deaton, Diana 118,123,28 DeCamp, Dan 24,123 Deffinger, David 24,111,34 Demaree, Larry 48,111,13,67 Den mure, Hartell 74 Dewers, Sherri 117 Dewers, Susan 111,21,22,30 Dicken, Greg 123 Dicken, Mark 111,14,66,68 Dierking, Carolyn 24,118,28,29,31 Dittmer, Debbie 24,118,12,28,31,40 Dobson, Mark 25,52,53,54,55,110, 112,64 Doenges, Jerry 54,55,58,91,40,37 Donley, Judy, 112, 36 Donselman, Darrell 112,40,67 Donselman, Jan 118 Dowers, Steve 118 Draper, John 24,123 Dunn, Daryl 123 Dunn, Kenny 24,48 Eaglin, Judy 91,30 Edwards, Eddie 54,55,91,9 Elder, Ricky 91,18,19,22 Elder, Vicky 92,97,28,31,40 Ellinghausen, Deraid 122,84,67 Elliott, Connie 24,123,28 Elliott, Mike 112,38,40 Elliott, Tim 24,57 Ellis, Cliff 123,64 Ellis, Paul 112,20,22,38,40,67 Ellison, Wanda 30 Ellison, Patty 118 Ernsting, Cheryl 24,27,92,28,31 Estes, Steve 57,118,66 Faber, Greg 112 Fahey, Nancy 123 Fairchild, Tom 118,64 Fairfield, Bonnie 112,28,31,40 Fairfield, Joyce 24,123 Fairfield, Rick 24,118 Farrell, David 54.112 Farrell, Diana 123,28 Feiss, Bonnie 112,30 Feiss, Todd 24,123 Feustel, George 118,30,35 Fields, Mona 112 Fix, Paul 123 Fleek, Betty 118 Forsyth, Debbie 118 Frable, Dr. Frank 74 Frable, Gordon 123 Frable, Pam 118,21,28,36 Fry, Karla 118,21,28,31 Gabbard, Eugene 84 Gabbard, Jim 112 Gabbard, Ricky 123 Gardner, Beverly 24,112,40 Garrison, Anita 118,28 Garrison, Janice 123 Giffen, Debbie 24,27,28,29,30,31 Gigerich, Don 92,13 Gigerich, Joyce 24,118,29 Gillette, Phyllis 118 Goodpaster, Debbie 118,31 Goodpaster, Roy 112 Goodspeed, Steve 24,123,64 Gordon, Debbie 118 Graff, Chester 78 Graff, Connie 92,13,28,30,31,40 Green, Brenda 24,118,28,31,40 Greene, Cindy 24,112,14,31,38,40 Greive, Debbie 123,28,67 Greive, Vicki 112,28,31 Grenat, Bob 118 Gullion, Cindy 115 Guss, Marlyn 24,48,57,118,64 Haag, Charles 79 Halcomb, Truman 123 Hall, Dayral Hankins, Susie 157 Hankins, Helen 118 Harrell, Debbie 62,93,14,18,28,39 Harrell, Nancy 24,118,28,29 Harris, Foster 48,49,51,64 Harrison, Kathy 93,28,9,31 Hartigan, Eddie 123 Hartigan, John 24,112 Harves, Ann 24,123 Hatton, Mike 24,118 Hedrick, Pam 118 Hedrick, Pam 118 Heeke, Gary 93 Heilig, Marvin Heim, Harley 48,49,78 Henrick, Pam Heller, Lars 74 Hendry, lan 112 Henry, Gary 112,40 Henry, Gene 79,38,40 Henry, Kenny 50,52,53,54,55,56,58, 61,14,21,30,64 Herring, Rose 118 Hicks, Mary 24,118,28 Hill, Joann 118,28 Hill, Mark 93,34 Hizer, Bill 123 Hogstan, Harlan 118 Holcomb, Sheila 123 Holdcraft, Gary 119 Hollins, Ernest 112 Hopping, Jolly 24,123 Hopping, Paul 24,26,112,38,40 Horen, Lisha 112,40 Horen, Renda 123,67 Hornback, Larry 57,80,64 Horton, Mike 112 House, Becky 24,119 House, Dale 112 House, Debbie 93,28 House, Denise 24.123.30 Houze, Linda 93,17,28,40,37 Howorka, Kathy 119,28 Hubbard, Sandy 112,30,31,40,35,36 Hudson, Ray 78 Huffman, Ruth 119 Hunger, Robert 91,94,18,21,36,37 Hussung, Cindy 119,28,31 Hussung, Penny 119,30,40 Hutslar, Ron 112 Ingles, Bruce 48,52,53,112 Ingles, Mike 48,123,30 Ingles, Verinda 123 Isabell, Ann 112 Isabell, Bob 94 Isabell, Elizabeth Isabell, Lory 123 Isabell, Tom 123 Jackson, Clarence 49,53,58,60,61,94,34 Jackson, Pegan 94,30 James, Eddie 57,123,68 James, Vickie 112,30,40 Jameson, Debbie 112 Jameson, Ricky 24,123 Johnson, Bruce 24 Johnson, Ernie 95 Johnson, Greg 119 Johnson, Jim 30,95 Johnson, Larry 24,112,30,36 Johnson, Linda 24,28,29 Johnson, Paul 123 Jones, Bill 123 Kagy, St aria 94,95,18,31 Kent, Jay 24,119 Kent, Peggy 123,28 Kent, Ricky 95 Kern, Bridget 24,26,62,116,119 Kern, Pat 24,112,12,38,40,67 Kinnett, Dana 119 Kinnett, Monna 119 Kinzer, Mike 57,119 Kittle, Kathy 95,30 Kittle, John 119 Klingelhoffer, Margaret 82 Klueber, Terry 24,48,49,52,53,54,55, 58,61,95,8 Knigga, Dale 82 Knigga, Donna 112,28,31,40 Knippenburg, Lois 112,38,31,40 Koehler, Becky 112,38,31,40 Kuebler, Dan 24,112,67 Kuhlmeier, Debbie 24,26,62,119 Kyle, Beatriz 31,81 LaFollette, Dale 123 Lakes, Bill 48.49,51 Lambert, Dennis 96,67 Lambert, Jan 24,27,96,13,31,38,40 Lambert, Jill 24,123 Lambert, Joyce 112 Lane, Erlynn 123 Lane, Linda 96 Lane Richard 112,64 Langley, Sherry 96,36,19,28,31,40 Largent, Linda 119,28 Lattire, Jim 112,30 Lattire, Nancy 119 Lay, Connie 112,30,35 Liebeck, Terry 96 Lesko, Andrea 96,119,21,28 Lesko, Diana 92,20,21,23,31,37 Levi, Debbie 112 Levi, John 119 Lewis, Marilyn 24,123 Lischkge, Dawn 24,112,40 Livingston, Judy 62,119,28,31 Livingston, Linda 112,30,35 Livingston, Teresa 119 Lockwood, Joyce 24,97,99,110 Lockwood, Steve Longcamp, Eleanor 83 Lorton, Bill 57,119,64,68 Lorton, Tom 54,113 Lothridge, Randy 25,48,49,52,53,97, 101,8,18,19,21,38,40,34 Louden, Mickey Louden, Mike Lusby, Linda 113 Lusby, Mary Lou Lynn, Ricky Lyon, Gary 78 Lyons, Mark 113 Lyons, Susan 110,113,31,40 McDonald, Jeff 24.113,40 McAtee, David 123 McCardle, Betty McCardle, Bev 113,36,40 McCarty, Brenda 113 McCord, Delores 123 McCracken, Bob 48,49,50,30 McCracken, Connie 98,119 McCracken, Richard 119 McDade, Cheryl 113,38,40 McDaniel, Richard McDaniel, Terry 123 McDaniels, Jim 123 McGraw, Dennis 113 McGraw, Rebecca 98 McGraw, Sherry 123 McKee, Bill 48,49,52,53,54,55,56,97, 21.37.68 McMullen, Debbie 123 McNeely, Randy 112,13,67 McPeek, Victor 123 McWethy, Marcia 119,40 Maddox, Esther 85 Mangold, Vernon 97 Mankin, Laneeda Markwalter, Margaret 81 Martin, Betty 119,30,28 Martin, Dan 123 Martin, David 24,119,40,67 Martin, Dian 119,28 Martin, Diana 24,28 Martin, Kay 113,40 Martin, Sherry 24,27,97,21,38,40 Martin, Steve 24,48,49,54,55,58,97, 21,36,40 Masing, Milton 79 Meier, Janet 113,40 Mendell, Steve 113 Melson, Sam 123 Menne, Carl 123,30 Merrill, Pamela 74,29 Messer, Robert 52,’ 13,64 Meyer, Beverly 77 Meyer, Bill 123 Meyer, Diane 123 Meyer, Francine 119 Meyer, Jeff 24,48,113,40 Meyer, John Meyer, Karen 119,28 Meyer, Mike J. 48,98,64,36,37 Meyer, Robert 54,55.119.21,68 Meyers, Debbie 123 Meyers, Jody 119,28,31 Meyers, Mary 99,30,40 Meyers, Nelson 74 Middleton, George-Ann 113,28,30,31 Milam, Wayne 119,68 Miles, Johnny 119 Miller, Diana 112,14,31 Miller, Jerry 54,55,56,57,61,92,99, 21.37.40.68 Miller, Patty 123 Moeller, Marilyn 80 Moeller, Terri 24,123,40 Molen, Chris 99,18,21,37,68 Molen, Janey 24,119,10,28,29,30 Mollman, Chandra 24,120,28,36 Montgomery, Cathy 24,123,11 Montgomery, Gail 123 Montgomery, Rhonda 113, 30 158 Moore, Denise 123 Moore, Mary 123 Moore, Pam 113,30,35 Moore, Patty Morehead, Connie 113,31 Morehead, David 123 Morehead, Jody 120,28 Morehead, John 120 Morgan, Tom 48,120 Morris, Bruce 25,99,13,38,40 Neary, Carol 24,123,67,40 Neary, Dennis 97,99,28 Neiman, Lisa 24 Neff. Amy 123,28 Neff, Mark 48,49,94,100,18,34,40 New, Mike 120 Newmann, Bonnie 110,113,21,22,31 Newmann, John 123,30 Newmann, Polly 74 Newton, Debbie 113 Newton, Mike 113 Nichols, Brenda 100,30,40 Nichols, Diane 120,30 Nields, Debbie 120 Nieman, Lisa 125 Nisbet, Mike 54,55,113,14,22,40 Nocks, Valeria 24,91,100,18,28,31 Noggler, Sherri 120 O’Neil, Ricky 125 Parish, Herb 113 Peak, Priscilla 24,27,120,28,29 Perry, Leona 29,75 Petro, Ken 120 Petro, Patty 100,30 Pfister, Ralph 48,49,52,53,101 Pitcock, Linda 18,76 Pitts, Kenneth 74 Platt, William 25,79 Porter, Albert 74 Powell, Kathy 120,28,31 Probst, Gary 120 Probst, Phillip 48,120,30 Pruitt, Gerry Ann 120 Ramey, Debbie 125 Ramey, Janice 120,28,30,31,40 Ramey, Robert 113,68 Ramseyer.Tom 101 Randal, Clyde 125 Randall, Debra 120 Randall, Pam 120,28 Randall, Sandra 113 Ratliff, Larry 125 Ravenscraft, Bill 120 Ray, Kenny 57,125,68 Reese, Joann 24,125 Riley, Rita 125 Renner, Ann 101,18,28,31,40 Reynolds, Dave Rice, “Chuck” 84 Rice, Garry 24,101 Richeson, Dennis 114 Riddell, Sue 120 Robinson, Brenda 114,30,31,35 Robinson, Debbie 31 Robinson, Nancy 24,26,62,120 Rodgers, Steve 114 Ross, Betsey 101,21,30 Ross, Kathy 120 Rowland, Vickie 24,26,114,28,38 Ruimveld, Bill 120 Rullman, Cay 24,125,28 Rullman, Debbie 125 Rullman, Tim 24,26,101,103,18,19 Rumsey, Verle 74 Runner, Teresa 125 Ryle, Mary Ann 24,120,28,29,31,40 Sandbrink, Linda 120 Schaefer, Skip 64 Schaich, Barbara 24,27,102,10,20,23, 28,29,31,38,40,37 Schaich, Lucile 82 Schmeltzer, Mark 57,125 Schmidt, Gary 99,102 Schuck, Betsy 102,21,31,38,40,37 Schuck, Ronnie 48,120,68 Schuler, Chen 24,27,102,11,28,31 Schuler, Cindy 24,126,28 Scott, Tommy 114 Scudder, Jenifer 24,28,31 Scudder, Joe 24,48,126 Scudder, Michael 77 Scudder, Mike 114,66 Sechrest, David 120 Sechrest, Jerry 102 Shamburger, Bill 114 Shamberger, Jim 126 Sharp, Bob 114,30 Sharp, Jean 126,28 Shelton, Ricky 126 Sherman, Omer 126 Shinkle, Mark 24,48,116,120,21 Short, Carla Short, Darlene 114,30 Short, Paula 114,30,40 Short, Richard 116,120 Short, Ruth 102,30 Short, Sharon 103,23,30,40 Shuter, Joe 126 Sigmon, Dennis 120 Sigmon, Jane 120 Sigmon, Judy 30 Sizemore, Joan 120,30 Skinner, Gwen 126 Skinner, Susie 114,28 Slayback, Bill 54,55,58,68,74 Slayback, Julie 126 Slayback, Shirley 126 Slayback, Wally 85 Smith, Karla 114,31,38,40 Smith, Marian 19,76 Smith, Pam 103,31,38,40 Smith, Steve 57,120,21,68 Smith, Tom 126 Snider, Floyd 74 Sortwell, April 114,28,29,40 Sortwell, George 74 Sortwell, Kathy 24,126,28 Spaulding, Brad 126 Spaulding, Ron 103,30 Spaulding, Sue 62,110,114,31,38 Speidel, Mike 120 Spencer, Roger 126,67 Spencer, Steve 54,55,56,60,61,103, 14,20,30 Spencer, Vickie 114,31 Stacey, Gwen 126 Sachwell, Debbie 126 Standish, Bill 114 Standish, Pat 126 Stevens, James 126,30 Stevens, Joyce Stille, Debbie 120,31 Stinchcomb, Richard 126 Stoneking, Richard Stoops, Davy 24,126,68 Stoops, Rick 104,18,40 Strahan, Cathy 104 Swift, Karen 121,28,29,30,31 Swift, Kathy 24,121,28,31 Tandy, Mike 114,30 Taylor, Gary 114,64 Taylor, Kirk 48,49,104,12,38,40 Teaney, Jerry 24,126 Terrill, Delana 121 Terrill, Liz 121,31,36 Terrill, Jim 114 Thatcher, John 114,13,14,16,17,40 Theetge, Ernest 121 Thompson, Bob 24,48,53,57,120 Traue, Ron 104 Treadway, Pat 48,67 Tufts, Sheila 24,26,120,28,30,31 Turner, Randy 126,48,64 Tyler, Randy 114 Tyler, Tim 57,120,68 Uhlmansiek, Dennis Uhlmansiek, Glenda 105,28,31,40 Uhlmansiek, John 105 Uhlmansiek, Larry 126 Ullrich, Donald 74 Ullrich, Kevin 48,120 Ullrich, Roger 114,64,40,66 Varble, Joe 126 Vaughn, Eileen 126 Vogle, Sherry 120,31 Voglesang, Angela 121,28,29 Vorbroker, David 24,114,121,31,40 Wallace, Cecil 114 Walser, Margaret 76 Walston, Bill 126,30 Walston, Gary 24,126 Walton, Robert 114,40 Wamsley, Charlotte 85 Wamsley, Sherry 121,11,28,30,31,36 Ward, Jim 24,26,48,49,52,104,18 Ward, John 24,110,114,40 Washnock, Carole 121,30 Weaver, Becki 114,8,40 Weaver, Dana 121,30 Weber, Michael 121 Weiss, Debbie 126 Welch, Jack 48,105 Welch, Michael 48,121,30 Welch, Vickie 126,28 Werner, Dave 121,30 Werner, Ricky 126,30 Whiteford, Tim 105 Whitham, Joyce 114 Whitlock, Peter 126 Whitham, Doug 126,64 Wiegand, John 24,57,121,40,67 159 Wilburn, Charles 114 Wildey, Mike 76 Williams, Frances 121 Williams, Jerrilyn 106,17,28,31,40 Williams, Johnny 114 Williams, Lee 126,67 Williams, Patricia 121,30 Williams, Ricky 126 Willoughby, Dan 126 Willoughby, Dana 121,64 Willoughby, Jack 114,64 Willoughby, Sandi 106,28,31 Wingate, Carla 114,40 Wingate, John 57,126 Wingate, Melody 106,10,12,17,28,38 Wingate, Ricky 24,68 Winn, Dan 48,50,52,115 Winn, Tony 127 Wismann, Debra 114,30 Wismann, Kathy 121,30,40 Withered, Dan 24,26,114.22,38,40 Withered, Dave 24,114,30,35,40,36 Withered, Donna 115,30,35,40,36 VVitteride, Garry 24,115,30 Withered, Roxanne 24,28,29,67 Witte, Carla 106,18,28,31,38,40,37 Witte, Faye 106,30 Woluing, Kathy Woluing, Paula 24,115,21,31,40 Wordy, John 127 Worley, James 48,121 Wright, Gary 115 Wunderlich, David 24 Yoe, Marlene 83 Warren, Delaine 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