Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

BULLDOG NINETEEN HUNDRED Table of Contents Administration Favorites Activities 5 .0 ZS 6 mf . Kn “e 7 eh oie bj ‘s a ? COTnTAY it wif, ja +. oe 36 ry . Fm oa o (ae : -) 3 ' = ye - Classes Juniors Present At the customary hour of ten o’clock Mr. Lemen And the King Sam Mollaun. crowned Barb Moll Queen. Barb and Sam Tahitian Holiday Prom The large Tiki god and fountain are the center of attraction at the Prom. The couples danced until midnight then dispersed to A couple of our lively servers. prepare for post prom activities. Students Are Offered A Variety of Subjects Janitors Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Marticke Mr. Marticke Mr. Kile Cooks . Jobst . Klostermeyer . Siebert . Klostermeyer . Kops Ghee 5. ahh a. be Bus Drivers ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY = s SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MISS ANN ROTH CHARLES SWAIN MR. SWAIN’S SECRETARY ie PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RICHARD LEMEN GLEN BUTTE MRS. ROBERTA BRANDES High School Secretary MRS. ROSEMARY PRICKEL High School Secretary MRS. LINDA CROWELL School Nurse FRANK SETEAR Guidance Dir. Student Council Chess Club Sponsor MRS. LOUISE LAWRENCE Guidance Counselor ART BREBBERMAN Phys. Ed., Health Gen. Math, Driver Ed. Freshman Spns. SHERRY LINVILLE Math Seventh Grade Spns. SHARON STILLHAMMER Phys. Ed., Health Cheerleading Spns., G.A.A. Pep Club, Girls GLEN KELLEY Health and Phys. Ed. Sophomore Spns. B-Team Coach ROY GARDNER Mathematics Junior Spns. Golf Coach Junior High Football WILLIAM CLIFTON Math, Physics Hi-Y Sponsor RON RAVER Chemistry General Science Science Club ROY G. SALATIN Health, Phys. Ed. Science Seventh Grade Spns. JOHN E. YARBER Biology and Driver Education Sophomore Class Spns. LOUIS P. FERRINGER Science and Vocational Agriculture FFA Sponsor ROBERT J. BROK AMP Civics, World Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Economics FTA, Exploratory Teacher Coordinator, National Honor Society CARL BUTT Business WILLIS DUNKER Social Studies Football Coach Baseball Coach SALLY GIVEN Business FNA KIRBY OVERMAN Baseball Coach Tennis Coach VIRGINIA HIATT Librarian Library Club Student Projectionists MARGARET GIBSON Librarian MARIE GREEN Home Economics FHA Sponsor JOHN BOGENSCHUTZ Latin, English, Journalism Broadcast Sponsor BETTY BOURQUEIN Junior High English Eighth Grade Sponsor MARY HEIM American Literature Annual Advisor MARY ELLEN MASTERS English Health Annual Advisor a 2 DON E. CHARMICHAEL ICT Drafting General Shop ICT Club Senior Class Sponsor JERRY BRELAGE Spanish Spanish Club Assistant Football Coach JAMES HAYES English World Literature Forensics Club HOWARD VICARS Arts Crafts Junior Class Sponsor y. ROBERT ROSENGARN ge ‘ Graphic Arts Bleacher bums Sponsor MARY JANE SUHRE Speech Developmental Reading Debate Club ROBERT CROWELL Woodworking General Metals Track Coach CELIA PATTERSON i = Speech Hearing WW! Clinician sel ii wae JANET PARMAN Freshman English ARTHUR JUERGONS Social Studies ) ¢ ze ( DENNIS BOURQUEIN Band Chorus MARGARET FRUSHOUR Study Hall CATHERINE NORDEMEYER Teacher Aid CLASSES Counseling Vital for College-bound Seniors Linda Benz SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Cindy Becker; Vice Pres. Daryl Siefert; Sec. Patti Schulte; Treas. Connie Marticke. Jerome Bohman Linda Brinkman MOST DEPENDABLE Cindy Becker Timothy Day Michael Eckstein Leon Enneking Susan Dieckmann Steve Eisert Thomas Brinkman Edward Darringer Dennis Dierckman Leon Enneking Le Tom Buck Leslie Davidson Gerald Eckstein Ronald Enneking A Paul Enzinger Vickie Flodder Steve Foley : Dan Fullenkamp Randy Fullenkamp Tom Gardner MOST ATHLETIC Carol Lamppert Dennis Dierkman Tina Gruenloh Daniel Gunter Seniors Pick Announcements in February . Steven Gutzwiller BEST ALL ROUND Connie Marticke Brent Westerfeld MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - ; Tina Gruenloh Mark Kaiser Bill Blank John Kestler Elaine Kirschner James Koester Steve Kruthaupt Martin Laker Carol Lamppert Ronald Lecher Greg Lindemann Connie Marticke BEST LOOKING Susie Dieckmann Dan Fullenkamp David Meyer MOST POPULAR Connie Martickie , Bill Blank Joseph Meyer Kathy Meyer William Niese ent | F Sandra Neukam Norbert Nobbe Roy Nobbe Senior float wins first prize at Homecoming. Mary Nolte - S - os 7 Qe ce retemene — . Ws abuaws Pd Richard Obermeyer Deborah Palmer Robert Roell Ronald Roell + W ’ Tim Schutte BEST DRESSED Mary Nolte Dan Fullenkamp Dennis Siebert Daryl Siefert Constance Smith Gerhard Starost Stephen Stirn Jon Tekulve + Lois Sneed Carol Stirn Michael Strabber Jean Thomas CLASS COUPLE Jean Timke Mary Nolte Mike Straber Kathleen Tara Dave Vogelsang Marian Waechter Cherly Walke ax Daniel Wanstrath Donald Weberding Douglas Weigel : 0, | ” 4 § = MOST ENERGETIC é Carol Lamppert - Mike Eckstein CLASS CUT-UPS Jeanette Vohland Mike Williams Richard Werner Brent Westerfeld Michael Williams Thomas Widolff th WY , Tid a PymmT 4 VS � ’ | SHYEST Jean Thomas John Kestler Shy?? They didn’t even show up for their picture! Clyde Wirth of ) Leonard Ziegler MOST TALKATIVE Janet Walke Mike Williams CLASS FLIRT AND WOLF Becky Barcus Daryl Siefert We Entered The '60’s WithsOur Crew-Cuts Departed With ‘Hair Down to-There’’— Tripping, and Complicating Vocabularies. They Say These Were Tempestuous Years: Full of Kennedys and Assassins Woodstocks and Chicagos Segregation and Fourths of July. But as Children of the Decade We Have Lived Through No Other Times. Nothing Seems Strange. Nothing Seems New. Was It Ever Any Other Way? We Ask Them. This Rate of Progress? The Progressive Rate of Destruction? This Destroying Rate of Creation? We Have Lived Through No Other Time. Nothing Seems Strange. Nothing Seems New. Debris es © ‘am aie ‘a S x a @ ae Sc et z. S ae aalan = aes a Connie Smith Miss Stillhammer Tom Buck Mr. Brebberman Seniors Get Foretaste Exploratory Teaching Steve Gutzwiller Mr. Kelley Tom Widolf Mr. Raver of Various Teaching Areas Exploratory teaching gives the stu- dents an idea of what their possible careers may be like. The organization is sponsored by Mr. Brokamp and is available to seniors who have an inter- est in the field of teaching. Kathy Meyer Mr, Sheets Harald Reindorf Mr. Stephens Mary Nolte Dave Meyer Mrs. Snider Mrs. Linville Junior Officers Head Projects and Activities Pres. Lucinda Baur; V.Pres. Chuck Green, Sec. Judy Sizemore; Treas. Linda Kessons The major project for the Junior class was the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Selecting a theme, choosing materials, and decorating were problems the juniors faced during one of the biggest tasks of their high school careers. The SAT forced students to draw upon knowledge gained from earlier education. Many juniors began planning for college and found a variety of factors to be considered. The Juniors progressed from bewildered freshman to a responsi- ble class who added much to life at BHS. David Amberger Carolyn Banks Lucinda Bauer James Bohmen Ambrose Bedel David Bedel Phil Bedel Ron Bedel Sherri Behlmer Jude Belter Dennis Bergman Doug Bessler Greg Bettice Dave Biltz Gene Bishoff Rick Bloemer Arlene Borchelt Dave Brelage Karla Brinkman Janice Browder Bob Bruning Pat Budd Greg Cooley Libby Decker John Dickey Ron Dietz Cindy Drew . Greg Enneking The Junior tloat takes second place. Sponsoring Sales and Sockhops Bolster Joseph Enneking Richard Enneking Carla Ertel Daniel Fischmer Daniel Fledderman Martin Fledderman Carol Flodder James Frey Steven Gauck Jon Gehring Robert Glaub Albert Goldsmith John Goldsmith Charles Green Lisa Haessig Vernon Harmeyer Donna Hillman Mary Hoyer Neil Jenkinson Connie Jewell Pixie Jobst Linda Kessens James Kirschner Dennis Koch Neil Kurtz Noel Kurtz Ronald Laker Lawrence Lamping Class Treasury to Finance Junior-Senior Prom Marjorie Meyer Stephen Moeller Rita Moll Kevin Moody Jeff Moorman Mary Laudick Pamela Lightner Sandra Luesse Robert Luesse David Maple Kathie Maple Robert Maple Patricia Marticke Constance Meyer Donald Meyer Edward Meyer Gary Meyer Dave Herbert Daniel Muckerheide Norma Niehoff Raymond Niese Darwin Nobbe Ken Ollier Donna Ostendorf Jacqueline Peters Cathy Pollard William Poske Dan Prentice Ronald Prickel Timothy Prickel Edward Puente - Michael Robbins James Roell Melvin Roell Beth Romberger Michael Romweber Debra Schaefer College-Bound Juniors Battle SAT Charles Schath Thomas Schwegman Michael Siefert Judy Sizemore Doug Snider Gary Stamper Michelle Stille Michael Stille Paul Stirn Michael Stohry Daniel Tebbe Michael Tekulve Vickie Vinup Martin Voegele David Wagner Rebecca Wagner Daniel Wallpe Dennis Wallpe Timothy Weberding Gary Weigel Joe Weigel Dale Werner Robert Wernke Robert Wessel George Wolters Harry Wolters Paul Wonning Michael Zielinski Sophomores Elect Officers to Organize Activities an: Class officers: President—Rick Meyer; Vice-President—Kieth Gehring; Secre- tary—Janice Westerman; Treasurer—Audrey Snider PHOTO Steve Allen NOT Sharon Amberger AV AILABLE Tom Back Theresa Banks Judy Barrett Jay Becker Gerry Bedel Maurice Bedel Tim Bedel Brent Billman Sharon Bise Tom Bland Carol Brewer Wayne Browning Billie Jane Bruning Alan Butt Paul Clark Greg Dall Mike Doll June Davis Andy Decker Dan Dickey Dennis Dickman John Dieckmann Steve Dierckman Virginia Dierckman Delton Dinsmore Julie Doyle Pat Durkin Adolph Dwenger Carol Eisert Tom Enneking Cathy Ertel Tom Ertel Devin Fischmer Rick Fledderman Bernie Flodder Mary Frensemeier David Frey Randy Frye Steve Fullenkamp Keith Gehring Steve Gehring Lee Giesting Eugene Gunter Carol Gutzwiller Cheryl Jessup Gary Jewel Pam Jobst Virginia Jordan Wayne Jordan Ella Harmeyer Regina Hartsman Roger Houston Mike Kerker Rusty Kerr Steve Allen | Luke Fullenkamp Tim Fullenkamp Ken Kessens Don King Mike Kramer Dan Krekeler Bob Kreuzman Debbie Kruthaupt Jim Laker Casey Lamppert Donald Maple Madonna Mays Donna Mauk Mike Mehlon Linda Mergenthal Joe Merkel The Sophomore float won third place. Rick Meyer Ray Meyer Gayla Meyers Tom Miller Betty Moll Cheryl Moody Marlene Moody Roseann Moody John Moorman Tom Neyer Jim Niese Susan Nobbe Mike Nunlist Jerry Prickel Mike Prickel Terry Prickel Helen Puente Allen Pulskamp Jim Pulskamp Earl Roell Jerry Roell Louis Rudolf JoAnn Schaefer Marliyn Schwegman Richard Schultz Eric Shotwell Joe Sidell Dennis Siefert Kim Smith Larry Sneed Audrey Snider Dave Stein Jane Steinkamp Debbie Stirn Janet Stohry Mary Strueing Keith Suding Jim C. Tekulve Jim A. Tekulve Terry Thomas Laura Vierling Lloyd Vierling Cathy Voegele Linda Voegele Tim Voegele Gary Vogelsang Pam Vohland Terry Volz Rosie Waechter Larry Walke Steve Walke Dave Wallpe Jerry Wallpe Janice Westerman Pat Weigel Herbert Wissel Louise Yeager Steve Zielinski Freshman Officers The Freshman Officers: President—Connie Nuhring; Vice-President—Roger Blanken; Secretary—Nancy Stewart; Treasurer—Randy Brandes. F s a, e ¥ Richard Abshear Leslie Allan Beth Allen Mike Amberger Steve Artmeier Kevin Bauer Arthur Bedel Dave Benz Francis Bessler Gerald Bessler Greg Blanken Roger Blanken Freshmen float takes fourth place. Glenda Boggs Randy Brandes Steve Breedon Keith Brewer Cathy Brinkman Steve Brinkman Ralph Browing Janet Budd Bill Campbell Cathy Carmichael Barb Dall Bruce Dickman Cathy Hartman Susan Haskamp Tim Dickman Donna Doll Marcella Doll Janet Dwenger Bill Effing Debbie Eisert Mark Easbinder Bob Faust Rita Ferguson Kent Fields Don Flannery Carol Fledderman Bill Flodder Rick Flooder Jim Fitsch Lucinda Fullenkamp Pauletta Gausman Charles Giesting John Gilbert Doug Goldsmith Jeff Goodwin Jeff Grieshop Tom Harmeyer Bill Harpring Tony Hepner Bill Hertel Dave Hillenbrand Betty Hoegman Mike Hodges Jeff Hortemiller Eddie Huffmeyer Voyd Isaacs Ron Kellerman Scott Kerker Steve Kerker Nancy King Patty Kluemper Sam Kreuzman Robert Krieger Gary Kurtz Karen Laker Coy McDaniel Chuck Meer Curtis Mergenthal Bob Meyer Greg Meyer Mary Meyer Tom Meyer Dennis Moeller Ken Moeller Brenda Mollaun Debbie Mollaun Jay Mollaun Toby Mollaun Elaine Munchel Barb Narwald Pam Narwald Mary Jo Neukam Art Nobbe Frank Nobbe Jim Nordmeyer Connie Nuhring Eddie Nunlist Jeff Ollier Cathy Palmer Randy Peters Jay Pfeiffer Karen Prickel Matt Prickel Betty Rehberger Dave Rennekamp Janet Robbins Mary Roell Kenny Ronnebaum Mike Rosfeld Larry Schaefer Rachel Schantz Tony Schantz Judy Scheyer Shiela Schutte Judy Shotwell Terri Shook Betsy Siefert Mike Spellings Donna Stamper Steve Stanger Nancy Stewart Barbara Stirn Beth Stirn Dave Strue-ving Kathy Sturgell Pam Thie Vickie Thielking Jim Timke Dan Voegele George Voegle Kieth Voegle Sharon Voegle Pam Wagner Joan Walke Bill Walsman Gary Weker Greg Wehr Bill Weigel Beth Widolff Barb Willer Gary Williams Donna Williamson Bob Walters Kent Wonnell Mark Yorn Vicki Yorn 72) = = — Zz O 72) [a4 Lu QO. Miss BHS MARY NOLTE Pumpkin Show Representative Miss Suan Dieckmann Heart Queen MISS LUCINDA BAUER Wed wee Saaatier Ie -. + u + . . . ee tt. Queen Mary Nolte and her court—Carol, Connie, Cindy, Susie, Carol, and Audrey Homecoming Kicks Off Whirl of After the parade of cars had rounded the track, eight girls and their escorts walked to the front of the cheering section. Co-captains Dan Wanstrath and Doug Weigle stepped forward and crowned Mary Nolte Queen of the 1970 Home- coming Festivities. The court con- sisted of Connie Smith and Susie Dieckmann, seniors; Cindy Drew and Carol Flodder, juniors; and Carol Brewer and Audrey Snider, sophomores. The 1970 Homecoming Queen and her escort Michael Straber. Activities The Big Blue Band forms a Big Blue “B” for all of B.H.S. students past and present. Preceding the coronation at half time, the band presented a number of selections honoring the Court and visiting alumnae. When the buzzer sounded, the Bulldogs were defeated by the Tigers of Lawrenceburg 40-6. The festivities ended with a Homecoming Dance sponsored by the junior class and held in the old gym. Students danced to music provided by the ‘Sonic.” Homecoming Queen Miss Mary Nolte ATHLETICS Our Freshman Cross Country Team Cross Country Team Has See Dennis Leap! I Think I’ve Got A Bug in My Ear! Teamwork? The Beginning Of Another Race a Very Successful Season Did You Say Left At The Next Corner? Cindermen Win First EIAC Title The 1970 track team, under the direction of Bob Crowell, posted its best season ever. For the first time in BHS history the team won the EIAC conference title. Several records were set by members of the squad. Dennis Dierckman set a school record for the two mile and Daryl Meyers set a record for the pole vault. Dan Wanstrath, a power- house, set all kinds of records during the season. Run, Ron, Run!!! S, and Set Several School Records A meeting of the minds! Oh, well! We’ll let them “have”’ one run! Baseball Team Anxiously May we present the Batesville High School baseball platoon. The team stole the show as they ex- ploited their swinging power and batted their way to the realms of a successful season. The squad is ably coached by Mr. Dunker. Coach Dunker gives the “high sign” to a runner. Will he make it or won’t he? Awaits Season New Tennis Team The members of Batesville’s new tennis team are, left to right; Coach, Mr. Overman; W. Jordan; T. Buck; L. Suhre; S. Gutzwiller; J. Fritsch; G. Bedel; K. Wonnell; D. Dickey; R. Bedel; D. Fischmer. Senior: Tom Buck Senior: Steve Gutzwiller Senior: Larry Suhre Wrestling Team Has Good First Year Batesville High added wrestling to its athletic program this year. The Bulldogs ended with a 4-4 record. The team consisted of 18 boys. Dan Wanstrath who put together a 12-1 record and a second place in the sec- tional, completed the best individual record. Team members who also made an excellent showing of them- selves for the first year were Tom Schwegman 11-4, Mike Zelinski 8-5-1, Jim Niese 8-5, and Dennis Koch who won 6 matches. e — Senior—Dan Wanstrath Junior—Tom Schwegman Indiana Offensive: G. Cooley; D. Wanstrath; D. Wiegel; D. Weberding; J. Bauer; A. Goldsmith; T. Pohl- man; N. Kurtz; K. Gehring; T. Greishop; and R. Meyer. - : Indiana Defensive: D. Weberding; Sees x tea T. Gardner; M. Stille; G. C. Cooley; y ; � se a3 os y lf ( Sn ( oh (2@ D. Herbert; N. Kurtz; D. Mergen- . niet thal; K. Gehring; A. Goldsmith; D. Wanstrath; and T. Pohlman. “4 “8 ak Purdue: D. Herbert; D. Mergenthal; M. Zielinski; R. Prickel; B. Wessel; as ay a re q : chs fe Ay AM Y Ie ob 4, Or A, say P. Durkin; T. Gardner; M. Eckstein; i Ww -- boli te! ee rx R. Johnston; M. Stille; and P. Bedel a yy 5 p Lf Notre Dame: S. Kreckler; T. Prickel; M. Kramer; T. Widolff; M. Roell; L. Lamping; J. Dieckmann; D. Stein; M. Mehlon; and M. Prickel. Tim Pohlman . Joe Bauer Mike Eckstein Tim Greishop Dan Wanstrath Senior Basketball Players Jerry Bohman Rich Werner Freshmen Team i Jump higher and higher! of the goal. Randy, the ball goes in the top part , ae a et me. me i, we ‘ peeps gy! ily, = ; + fi a sy t C' i y , Jerry Bohman fights for the rebound. Regional Winners and ‘Sweet The Bulldogs had one of its finest seasons in a long, long time. The mighty Dogs beat Jac-Cen-Del in the Sectional tilt at the local gym. Taking revenge on Connorsville, who gave them their only defeat (6 over- times) in regular season, the Dogs readily defeated the Spartans and easily tamed the Rushville Lions to take the Regional. The Bulldogs were now one of the “Sweet Six- teen”! In the afternoon game at Hinkle Fieldhouse, the Dogs suffered their second defeat at the hands of New Castle. The Dogs finished the season with an impress- ive 24-2 record. = a Come on, guys! It’s my basketball!!! Rewards for a job well done. Jump, Bull Jump!! Cheerleaders Add Enthusiasm Varsity cheerleaders—Carol, Pam, Arlene, and Kathie The cheerleaders add the much appreciated school spirit and pep. They are just as important to a win- ning season as the various teams. To show how much enthusiasm and pep these young ladies have, they brought back the coveted “spirit stick” from cheerleader camp held at Vincennes University. They also brought back one “excellent” and three “superior” ratings. B.H.S. is proud of its cheerleaders. Alternate for the varsity is Beth Romberger; Audrey Snider is B- team alternate; and Karen Prickel is frosh alternate. The squads are directed by Miss Stillhammer. B-team cheerleaders—Casey, Janice, Jane, and Carol and School Spirit to Games Frosh—Nancy, C on nie, Barbara, The only Senior member of the varsity squad is Carol and Pauletta Lamppert Above—Arlene Borchelt—Below—Kathie Maple—Both of these girls are Juniors Pam Lightner is the third Junior on the squad. What’d he do?Huh? iL) Fa O - S z © oo O Music Department Gives Students The newest member of the mu sic “family” is the Swing Choir. The group meets once a week after school. They sing “oldies but good ies’’ and the more contemporary pop songs. The choir is accompa- nied by Bill Blank on guitar, Greg Enneking on base guitar, and Jeff Moorman on drums. The choir is planning to perform at convoca tions at neighboring schools as well as at BHS. Mr. Bourquein is the director. Swing Choir Mixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus, also directed by Mr. Bourquein, presents an an- nual concert at Christmas. The chorus performs a variety of music from traditional to modern folk carols. The chorus is also featured in the Spring Concert. Besides school activities, the group sings for several organizations in the community. The Batesville High School Band is under the able direction of Mr. Bourquein this year. Besides the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the band performs at all home games, both football and basketball. The members also take an active part in the Homecoming festivities by marching in the parade and at half time. The drum major is junior Neil Jenkinson and head majorette is senior Carol Lamppert. The band works very closely with the ma- jorettes and drill team and their performances at games. The band and music boosters have been working hard to earn money for new uniforms. The Batesville High School Marching Band f Libby, Arlene, Kathy, and Danae These twelve senior members will be greatly missed next year. Their enthusiasm and energy was appre- ciated by all the band. Pep Club Backs the Dogs The Pep Club under the sponsor- ship of Miss Stillhammer added a great deal of spirit to the games as they cheered the team on to many victories. The club elected officers for the first time this year. They are; Judy Sizemore Pres., Mary Hoyer Vice Pres., Carol Flodder Sec., and Debbie Mollaun Treas. This is the first year the G.A.A. has been a member of the State Organization. Two of the members Connie Marticke and Jeanette Voh- land went to a G.A.A. camp in North Webster, this fall. The orga- nization must participate in five sports to register in the State Orga- nization. They hopefully will be competing with other schools in these sports. They have also had bake sales to raise money to buy Seniors charms. This years officers: Connie Marticke Pres., Patti Schulte Vice Pres., Susie Dieckman Sec., and Kathy Meyer Treas. Spanish Students Visit TT THEE NIGH SL HOD LAOC One of the largest organizations at B.H.S. is the Spanish Club. The club is open to all students enrolled in Spanish. In order to help finance a trip to Mexico City, the club sponsored many successful dances. The group also is in charge of coat check at basketball games, The Spanish Club is sponsored by Mr. Brelage. The Spanish officers are Mike Mehlon, Clean Up Chairman; Bob Wessel, Treasurer; Randy Mehlon, President; Bill Blank, Public Relations; Doug Snider, Vice-President; Carol Brewer, Refreshments; and Mary Nolte, Secretary. Mexico City During the Summer Last summer the third and fourth year Spanish students took a ten day trip to Mexico City. These fourteen students gained first hand knowledge in conversing in Spanish and bargaining at the [ocal market. Some of them gained a lot of ex perience in other areas as well such as walking through plateglass doors and picking up tambourine players. While in Mexico City, the group visited many tourist attractions but they had plenty of time to meet the natives of Mexico and learn about some of their customs. Mr. and Mrs. Brelage were chaperones for the trip. This is a birds-eye view of a bullfight. The light spots on the left side of the arena floor is sawdust. This covers the blood after the bull is killed. Anyone interested in the identity of the young lady with the tambourine is asked to contact Randy Mehlon. This was snapped at the “night club” in the hotel. Many of the people in the background are students from other schools also on tour. Debate Club The Debate Club has again be- come an active organization on campus. The club gives students an opportunity to go to other schools in the area and debate other clubs. This years debate topic deals with pollution. Mrs. Suhre is sponsor of the Debate Club. The students above are the Junior and Senior members of Debate. One of the jobs of a student librarian is to learn proper methods of filing. Librarians The Library Club of B.H.LS. is made up of students interested in promoting the use of the school library or in actual library work. Membership in this club has increased this year as the students became interested in the im prove- ment of their school library. One of the major money making projects has been candy sales. The group also visits college and public libraries. Miss Hiatt sponsors this club. National Honor Society Students who did outstanding work in their various fields of in- terest were rewarded with member- ship in National Honor Society. Admittance is determined on the basis of class rank and merit points which are awarded for service, leadership, and character. Student Council Assuming an important role in BHS, the Student Council at- tempted to improve pupil’s atti- tudes as it enriched student-faculty relations. Officers of the Student Council are Bill Blank, president; Vickie Flodder, vice-president; Mary Nolte, secretary; Connie Smith, treasurer. : 4 14 a2) fis : oie vat on the Job Training ° @ Paul Nunlist William Niese Gerald Eckstein Cabinetmaker Heating Mechanic Service Station Attendant The Walsman Co. Batesville Blue Flame City Coal Oil Co. L-P Service Norbert Nobbe Steve Kruthaupt Ronald Roell Farm Machinery Mechanic Auto Body Repairman Auto Mechanic Bessler Farm Equipment Oldenburg Garage Poske Ford Sales Martin Laker Ronald Lecher Electrician Auto Reconditioner Laker Electric Plumbing Poske Ford Sales Hi-Y The Hi-Y under the leadership of club sponsors has been more ac- tive than in recent years. The orga- nization is made up of young meh whose goals include serving others; the maintenance of a high level of social, moral, educational, and Christian ethics; and clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The club can be a stimulating offering much enjoyment to participating members. B-Men B-Men consist of boys who have earn ed a letter for participating in a sport offered by Batesville High School. = s ——————————e : fa Pg tae = A ” bg s As F H A .oecgueun ei as i 4 _? @ « - o 4 —_ The Future Homemakers of America is an organization that en- riches the lives of young girls who are interested in the field of home economics. The club is sponsored by Miss Green. FNA This year the Future Nurses worked on the theme of Free Dental Care for Underprivileged Families. They have taken one field trip to Good Samaritan Hos- pital in Cincinnati, and are planning another trip for the latter part of the year. (r a Future Farmers The Future Farmers directed by Mr. Ferringer, have brought many honors to their local chapter. They participate in contests such as soil judging and cattle judging. The primary aim of the Future Farmers is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Projectionists The boys and girls in the Projec- tionists Club are on hand to assist the teachers with the Audio Visual equipment. They are under the guidance of Miss Hiatt. Bleacher Bums The Bleacher Bums, under the sponsorship of Mr. Rosengarn, give moral support to our fighting Bull- dogs at every game. These enthusi- astic students inspire the players, and let the opposing side know they are behind the “Bulldogs”’ one hundred per cent. “0 SE. ‘es 7 ai «2) hy a Wi —— Broadcast Staff The Batesville High School Broadcast is a publication put to- gether by the students for the stu- dents. Its aim is to give the student body the news which is most cur- rent, to entertain with in teresting and amusing feature stories, and to teach through its editorials. The Broadcast will flourish as Batesville High School flourishes. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America is a club designed to promote the interest in the educational area. Senior members of FTA are eligible to cadet teach. Through this, they are acquainted with the teaching field. They can discover if teaching is the field that they should pursue. Officers are—Pres. Tom Buck; V.Pres. Steve Gutz- willer; Secretary Kathy Meyer; Treasurer Tom Widolf; Reporter Mary Nolte. Chess Club This is a new organization which enables those students interested in the game of chess to play against each other. In the future this group hopes to participate against other schools in the area. Front Row—Larry Narwald, Tina Gruenloh, Greg Bettice. Back Row—Ron Enneking, Dave Meyer, Jim Roell, Jon Gehring, Randy Mehlon, Andy Decker, and Martin Voegele. Science Club The Major project of the Science Club is sponsoring the Science Fair each year. Prizes are awarded to the various projects in each field. Thespians Club The first play the club per- formed this year was a childrens theatre, THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE IN THE FOREST. This first attempt at a childrens theatre proved to be very successful. The club also performed SPOON RIVER and THE DRUNKARD. First Children’s Theatre Is a There are slight rustlings as the houselights dim and the overture begins. The curtain rises on the Green Forest. Thus began the first production of the BHS Thespians. It was their first attempt, too, at a children’s theatre play production. The play, an adaptation of Hansel and Gre tel, was THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE IN THE FOREST. The play was presented to students in grades one through six and to the PTO as a Christmas program. The evening performance was standing room only. Which witch is which? Fine Beginning for Thespians ied q Bede st ais “Pll come when I’m wanted.” Sorry, Katrina, four is company and five is a crowd. 4 =F ey a= a J Py pamTte® 7) ff ye J = 4 J +s 3 2 , ‘= e : ’ f Boy, what they say about Hi-Karate must be true!!! Members of the Editorial Staff are Vickie Flodder, Patti Schulte, Chuck Green, and Connie Smith. The editors are Becky Barcus and Mary Nolte. : 2 a ) 1 a 3 a , Uo 4 A, Pictured on the right is our intelli- gent-looking advisor, Miss Heim. The Bulldog office comes alive in early October and remains a bustling center of activity for a gal- lant few until the final deadlines are met. Creating a yearbook is a never-ending job for the editors, staff, and advisor; it is a constant source of wonder, worry, and hard work. The purpose of an annual is to relate a story—a story of ac- tivity, of participation and of learning. But the most important element of the story is an elite group of people who bring the story and the school to life. The students who comprise the Bulldog staff are a small part of this elite group, but an important part. Un- der the direction of Miss Heim, these students are able to give you an account of the story in which you play an integral part. Annual: for Those Who Think Young Advisor “No, that typewriter doesn’t work.”’?. . . “‘That’s a picture of me?” ... “Were those pictures alphabetized?” . . . “No one told me that’s why they call it a dark room”... “You mean I did ALL my pages wrong?”... “Then make up a name for him.” “Say, let’s take a break.” . . . “Whose turn for cokes? .. . “Wonder if they are sad to graduate!” ... “Next year we can try that-if we get rich.” Busine : F —a “I'd like to help, but I can’t type. Manager Assistant Editor Organizations | Pass You Like an Orange to a Child. The second production by the Thespians was Edgar Lee Masters’ haunting SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY. Masters borrowed the mouths of the dead to give outlet to all his grudges, beliefs, insights, revelations of life’s mysteries and eh paradoxes. “In the morning of life I knew inspiration and glory. “The secret of man—the sower. The secret of Then she, who survives me, snared my soul with a snare woman—.” which bled me to death, .. .” | Can No More With You. Do What You Will — NVEREE ghee nine eat lal + “It’s the way the people regard the theft of the apple that makes the boy what he is.” “I always passed through rows of nods and smiles, and coughs and words such as “there she goes, . . .”” “Over and over they used to ask me, how I happened to—lead the life.” “There is something about Death like love itself!” “Spoon River, Spoon River is calling to me.” “That is a power of union between souls like love itself.” ADVERTISING Nobby Services the ““‘Now”’ Styles Batesvilleans need to feel secure when they are dealing with a busi ness firm. They need to know that the products they buy will last long- er. NOBBY CLOTHES is such a business. The clerks are more than willing to assist any and all custo mers. The new store is located in the center of Batesville’s new shopping center. Here Jerry Bohman goes into Nobby’s to get a new suit. He goes to Nobby’s because he knows they have the latest fashions. JARMAN SHOES DOUGLAS Having decided on shoes, Jerry examines one of Nobby’s fine selections of Men’s apparel. , Jerry is having difficulty settling on one pair of shoes. Next Time You’re Hungry— The new PIZZERIA adds to the new modern look of today. Jeannette Vohland and Cheryl enter above. Next time you’re in the neighbor- hood stop at the PIZZERIA and try some delicious pizza, fish, ham- burger, or other side orders. As you can see the PIZZERIA is a popular place on a Saturday night. (left) Jeannette, Bev, Tom and Linda seem to be talking about the latest Bulldog victory. (above) Linda Benz is busy filling an order. Every- one is friendly and willing to serve you at the PIZZERIA. Reliability Makes BHS a Success Hardware NOLTE’S PHARMANCY has a solution to everyone’s problems. They carry cosmetics, comic books, station- If you need anything from tennis balls to golf clubs, ery, candy, and drugs. They also have complete photo- find them at the HIRT LINDEMANN STORE, graphy service which adds to their customers Batesville. convenience. Its the real thing. Coke. rade-mark (R) Batesville Merchants Salute Class of ‘‘7]”’ = | | sa) ffum Dirge 2 For fine and quick service stop at City Coal and Oil. Stop at the HUM-DINGER after the next football game, the food here is unbeatable. One of your first impressions of a person is the way they are dressed. When you have an important date B AS Corp. always look your best. Try AMERICAN CLEANERS for the best service. Batesville—a Fine Community We are sexy, We are fun, We’re the class of 71’ You can tell by the look on the faces of these cheer- leaders that PEPSI-COLA is their favorite drink. Pepsi is the one! (below left) The SENIOR CLASS poses for their pic- ture on Slop Day. (below right) A fine busi- ness in our community is the W. A. GUTZWILLER COMPANY, located on John Street in Batesville. Shop at GUTZWILLERS for the finest in building supplies. ios O08 BEE BEE Community Businessme Pot Mr. Blank and Mr. Voss are always ready to fill your a eee bh — needs from BLANK’S PHARMACY. They carry a wide oe ee eee ee ee iio ena Sea ee ‘ : sa ; : j BAKERY. And please, “Don’t get fresh with our selection of merchandise, for delivery call 934-3913 at z : : ; , : bread.”’ See us at the new Shopping Village in 15 N. Main. , Batesville. BOOSTERS BACK THE BULLDOGS OF 1971 Class of 73 Class of 74 The Ship Southern Dollar Store First National Bank Mike Stephens Future Farmers of America Judy Jacobs Flowers are the symbol of love, happiness, and sym- pathy, and have been for years. FISCHMER’S FLORAL SHOPPE has a wide variety of flowers for your every need. 1935 to 1971 Shows Progress As your heart pumps to keep you going, their pumps Ask not what you can do for your car dealer, but what work to keep your car going. OBERMEYER MARA- he can do for you. See NOBBE MOTOR SALES for the THON SERVICE 934-2334 best deal on a new or used Chevrolet or Oldsmobile = $$ aus «= Our equipment may have changed but our way of doing business hasn’t—“We aim to please” R.R. No. 3 Batesville, Indiana For Service Call: 934-4110 “= AKER PLUMBING ELECTRIC Hi BATESVILLE, INDIANA PKone 134-3351 GOULDS Water Systems = i ena Setar - i alele : : : i Come to the SHERMAN HOUSE southern Indiana’s For Professional Service call Charles Laker Plumbing finest cuisine at a century-old country inn 934-2407 and Electric 934-3351, in Batesville, Indiana. for Reservations. BOOSTERS Oldenburg Garage—934-2033 Class of 72’—We are proud, we are true, we’re the class of 72!!! Carolyn’s Camera Shop—109 East George—934-2100 Danners—315 Batesville Shopping Center 934-4650 Anne’s—141 Batesville Shopping Center—934-2616 Feltz’s—121 Batesville Shopping Center—934-4545 Western Auto—111 East George—934-3810 Voegele Auto Supply —304 East Pearl 934-3615 Thies Service Station—302 East Pearl 934-3808 Cartee’s Shoe Store—23 East George 934-3919 Band Box Cleaners—110 East Boehringer 934-3412 Walsman Company —103 East George 934-2801 Lindemann Company —Batesville, Indiana 934-3145 Mary Lou’s Shoppe—201 East George 934-2516 Hertel’s Shoe—118 Boehringer 934-3801 Weberding’s—RFD No. 3 Batesville, Indiana 934-3701 Gambles—Highway 46 East 934-2724 East Bowl—Highway 46 934-4211 Beverly Kay Banks “Bev” FHA 1 Library Club 1 Becky J. Barcus “Becky” Annual 1,2,3,4 Band 4 Projectionists 4 Thespians 2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Senior Directory Annual 2,3 Chorus 4 FHA 2,3 GAA 2,3 Broadcast Staff 3 Heart Queen 3 Albert G. Bisc hoff “Dope” William A. Blank “Bill” Band 1,2,3 Swing Choir 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Letterman 2,3,4 Secretary 3 Broadcast Staff 3 Sports Editor 3 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1 Tennis 4 Edward J. Darringer Spanish Club 1,2,3 Debate 4 “Flying” Student Council Thespians 1,2,3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Leader 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Bartholomew F. Bartling Spanish Club 2.3.4 Football 1 “Shaggs”’ Spanish Club Pres. 2,3 Bleacher Bums 3 Student Council 4 Leslie Davidson Hi-Y 4 Class Officer 1,2 “Harley” Broadcast Staff 3 Golf 1,2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Class Officer 1 Jerome Jon Bohman Timothy Maurice Day “Bo” “Knight” Joseph A. Bauer Bleacher Bums 3,4 Thespians 4 “Joe” Hi-Y 3,4 Bleacher Bums 4 Thespians 3,4 Letterman 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Broadcast Staff 3 Susan K,. Dieckmann Hi-Y 4 Spanish Club 2 ““Susie”’ Letterman 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Annual 3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Debate 4 Linda M. Brinkman Thespians 3,4 Cindalee Becker “Linda” GAA 1,2,3,4 “Cindy” Chorus 1,2,3 Vice President Annual 2,3 Thespians 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Student Council 3,4 Band Council 4 Thomas John Brinkman Debate 4 ‘“‘Noodles”’ Thespians 2,3,4 Band 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Dennis Dee Dierckman Pep Club 1 Projectionists 3 “Dierck” National Honor Society 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Hi-Y 4 Class President 4 Thomas Paul Buck “Crater” National Honor Society 3,4 Linda J. Benz Projectionists 4 Cross Country 1,2,3,4 “Linda”’ FTA President 4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Pumpkin Show Representative 4 Letterman 2,3, sec. 4 sec. Gerald D. Eckstein “Zippy” ICT 3-4 Mic hael Charles Ec kstein “Eck” 3and 1,2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Letterman 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Steven B. Eisert “Steve” 3aseball 1,2,3 3asketball 1,3 Leon William Enneking “Leon” Chorus 3,4 Debate 4 Thespians 4 tres. Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 tres. sec. Ronald Leo Enneking “Ron” Chorus 4 Swing Choir 4 Debate 4 Thespians 4 Bleacher Bums 4 Hi-Y 4 Chess Club 4 Paul William Enzinger Pots”’ Chorus 2,3 President 4 Chorus Council Swing Choir 3,4 Projectionists 4 Debate 4 Thespians 3,4 FTA 3 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Senior Directory Library Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 2 Track 2 Tennis 4 Thomas iP Faust “Tom” ICT 3 Vic kie Lee F lodder “Red” Annual 2,3,4 Bus. Mgr. Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Debate 4 Thespians 2,3,4 V.P. Cheerleader 1 GAA 1,2,3,4 VP Pep Club 1,2,3 Library Club 2 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Student Council 4 V.P. Class Officer 3 sec. Steven Lois Foley Football” Bleacher Bums 3,4 Chess Club 4 National Honor Society 3 Broadcast Staff 4 Editor Science Club 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 4 Daniel W. Fullenkamp “Deh Thespians 3,4 Letterman 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 1 Pres.—2 Vice-Pres. Cross Country 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Randy Eugene Fullenkamp “Empty” Broadcast Staff 3 Baseball 1 Thomas W. Gardner Tibo”’ Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Letterman 3, 4 Basketball 1,2 Football 2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Paul Carroll Goldsmith “Goldie”’ Annual 3 Track 1 Linda Mary Greeman “Linda” Annual 2,3 Thespians 4 FNA 1 GAA 1,4 Pep Club 1 Tennis 3 Timothy Walter Grieshop “Tim” Thespians 4 FFA 1,2 Reporter 3 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Letterman 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Tina Gaule Gruenloh “Tina”’ Annual 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Chess Club 4 Sec. National Honor Society 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Daniel Lee Gunter “Dan” FFA 4 Steven K. Gutzwiller ““Goose”’ Thespians 4 FTA 4 Vice-Pres, Pep Club 1,2 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Tennis 4 Captain Homecoming Attendant 4 Michael Edward Harmeyer ‘“Mike”’ FFA 1,2,3,4 Robert John Hortemuller “Hardy” Bleacher Bums 3,4 Football | Roger William Johnston “Deron” Band 1,2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3, Hi-Y 3,4 Letterman 4 Science Club 2 Spanish Club 2,: Baseball 2,3,4 Football 1.2.3.4 Mark Raymound Kaiser Mark”’ Band 1 Robert Dale Kessens “Bob” FFA 1,2,3,4 John Orval Kestler “John” FFA 1,2,3,4 Elaine Francis Kirschner “Elaine” Annual 2,3 Thespians 3,4 GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Spanish Club 2 Float Committee 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Directory James Walter Koester “‘ ‘Tim”’ Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 3 Wrestling 4 Steven K. Kruthaupt “Steve” ICT 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Martin Robert Laker “Marty” ICT 3,4 FFA 1,2 Steven Paul Lamping “Steve”’ Carol Ann Lamppert “Carol” Annual 4 Drill Team 1 Majorette 2 Head Majorette 3,4 Thespians 3,4 FHA 2,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club 2,4 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 1,2 Class Officer Freshman Sec. Sophomore Tres. Heart Queen Repres. 2 Prom Committee 3 Ronald Leo Lecker “Ron” ICT 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Greg Monty Lindemann “Grego” Band 1 Connie June Marticke “Tic” Annual 2 Drill Team 3 Thespians 2,3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Pres. Pep Club 1 Broadcast Staff 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Tres. Jack T. Mauzy “Tack” Randall Joseph Mehlon “Bull” Debate 4 Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Lettermen 3,4 Chess Club 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 3 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Pres. Student Council 3 Class Officer 3 Pres. Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 David William Meyer Face”’ Chorus 2 FTA 4 Chess Club 4 Broadcast Staff 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Kathy Lee Meyer “Kathy” Annual 3,4 Drill Team 1,2,3,4 cap. Debate 4 Thespians 1,2,3,4 FT'A 4 Sec. GAA 1,2,3,4 Tres. Spanish Club 2,3 Ruth A. Moll “Ruthie” FNA 1,2,4 Spanish Club 2 Larry Louis Narwold “Oz” “Lucke”’ Swing Choir 4 Debate 4 Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Pres Hi-Y 4 Letterman 2,3,4 Chess Club 4 National Honor Society Spanish Club 2,3,4 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 3 Sec. Baseball 2 C.Y.O. Bruins 4 Sandra Kay Neukam “Buck” Annual 3 Thespians 3 GAA 2,3,4 John Bernard Niese ‘‘Nieser” “Steppin” Letterman 4 Cross Country 2,4 Track 1,2,3,4 C.Y.O. Basketball 3,4 William W. Niese “Bill” ICT 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Norbert Anthony Nobbe ‘Norbet”’ ICT 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Roy Anthony Nobbe ““Nubbe”’ FFA 1,2,3,4 sentinel Mary Beth Nolte “Mary” Annual 2,3,4 Co-Editor Band 1,2,3 3,4 Senior Directory Richard A. Obermeyer “Rick” Deborah Lou Palmer ‘Debbie”’ Douglas Eugene Palmer “Doug” Timothy John Pohlman “Fred”’ Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 National Honor Society 2 Spanish Club 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Harald Heinz Reindorf “Hud” 3and 1,2,3 Thespians 3,4 FTA 4 Science Club 3 Spanish Club 2 Football 3 Manager Robert O. Roell “Bob” Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Letterman 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Baseball 2 ICT 3,4 FFA 1,2,3 Patricia Kay Schulte “Patti’’ Annual 2,3 Organizations | ditor 4 Majorettes 3,4 Projectionists 4 Thespians 2,3,4 FHA 2 Cheerleader 1,2 GAA 1,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. Pep Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Student Council 1,4 Class Officer 4 Sec. Tim M. Sc hutte “Crabs”’ Dennis Alvin Siebert “Denny” FFA 1,2,3,4 Tres. Daryl Daniel S iefert “Daryl” Debate 4 Thespians 3,4 Pres. Bleacher Bums 3,4 Pres. Science Club 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Vice-Pres. Baseball 1,2 Football 1 Constance Joan Smith “Smitty” Annual 2,3,4 Band 1,2 Debate 4 Thespians 2,3,4 FTA 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Tres. 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Tres. Homecoming Attendant 3,4 Lois J. Sneed “Lois’’ Annual 3 Band 1,2 GAA 4 Gerhard Paul Starost “Mick”’ Library Club 3 Carol Jean Stirn “Carol” Thespians 3 Pep Club 1 Library Club 4 Pres. sroadcast Staff 3 Float Committee 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Steven Allen Stirn “Steve”’ Thespians 4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Track 2 Lawrence Court Suhre “Larry” Projectionists 2 Debate 4 Thespians 4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Tennis 4 Co Captain Golf 1,2,3,4 Kathleen Marie Tara “Kathy” Thespians Zo Pep Club 1 Library Club 2,4 Jon C. Tekulve “Yun” ICT 3,4 Jean Ann Thomas “Jean” Senior Directory Chorus 2,3,4 Swing Choir 3 FNA 1 FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Jean Elvira Timke “Jean” Chorus 4 David Marvin Vogelsang “Frank” Helen Jeanette Vohland ‘‘Helen” Annual 2,3 Thespians 4 FHA 1 GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3 Broadcast Staff 3 Prom Committee 3 Marian Cecile Waechter Marian”’ Annual 2 Thespians 2,3,4 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 Library Club 2,3,4 Sec. Broadcast Staff 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Cheryl Ann Walke “Cher yl” FNA 1,3,4 GAA 4 Broadcast Staff 3,4 Janet M. Walke “Janet” Chorus 2 FNA 2,3 GAA 1,3,4 Broadcast 3 Alfred Lee Walsman “Lee” Football 1,2 Daniel Mark Wanstrath Boone”’ Projectionists 2,3,4 The spians 4 Bleacher Bums 2 Letterman 2,3,4 Pres. Class Officer 3 Vice-Pres. Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,4 Wrestling 4 Donald Lee Weberding “Ding” Thespians 4 Bleacher Bums 2,3 Letterman 2,3,4 3asketball 1,2,3 Football 2,3,4 Track 1.2.9 Douglas Geroge W eigel “Squib” Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Pres. Letterman 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Richard Louis Werner ‘‘Weiner”’ Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 Brent Lee Westerfeld Fester”’ 3and 1,2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 National Honor Society. 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Student Council 3,4 Basketball 1 Student Manager Tennis 4 Senior Directory Thomas Allen Widolff “Weed” Projectionists 2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 FTA 4 Bleacher Bums 3,4 Lettermen 4 National Honor Society iS) Science Club 3 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 1 Manager Football 1,3,4 Wrestling 4 Michael James Williams “Fish” Projectionists 4 Bleacher Bums 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Student Council 1 Clyde Richard Wirth “Clyde” FFA 1,2,3 Sentinel 4 Vice Pres. 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