Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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PAUL AUGSBURGER A bashful lad with a pleasing at- titude. sw! ? JON AGLER it isn ' t what you do, it ' s what you get caught doing. DANE BAILEY Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, if work doesn ' t kill me, school must. GYNETH AMSTUTZ Thoughts and virtue work in si- STEVEN J. BALSIGER An upright, downright honest fel- PATRICIA AUGSBURGER Her hair is no more sunny than her smile. JULIAN BAUSERAAAN Loyal at heart, strong of mind, a finer guy you ' ll never find.

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CLASS OFFICERS President DAVE STEURY Vice-President GREGSTAHLY Secretary BRADLEY LEHMAN Treasurer SUZANNE SPRUNGER Class History As we started our journey through high school, we made some special stops along the way. We also ran into several rough spots, but each of us kept moving along toward the future and the goal at the end. To start our journey that first year, we chose Julian Bauserman to lead us, and Noel Daniels to assist him. Jaculin Lehman was our secretary and Marcia Sprunger, treasurer. We made a special stop for a skating party that year. Our leaders for our Sophomore year were Greg Stahly, president; Paul Habegger, vice-president; Ruth Von Gunten, secretary; and Sue Kingsley, treasurer. We stopped along the way to give the play Three and the Dragon. Other highlights included having a gym party and ordering our class rings. Our officers for our Junior year were David Steury, president; Rodney Liechty, vice-president; Janet Graber, secretary; and Sandra Bransteter, treasurer. In our Junior year ye presented the play, The Dust of the Road. Our Junior-Senior Re- ception theme was An Old English Inn and the cafeteria was given the at- mosphere of an inn. During our Senior year, we were very happy to receive our senior pictures. Our leaders for our last year of high school were David Steury, president; Greg Stahly, vice-president; Bradley Lehman, secretary; and Suzanne Sprunger, treasurer. We dedicated this edition of OUR YESTERDAYS to Mr. Parks in appreciation of a job well done. Our c lass motto is In Ourselves Our Future Lies and our class flower is a white carnation. Our class colors are crystal blue and cameo white. We greatly enjoyed the Pops Concert, the Junior-Senior Reception, and the Alumni Banquet. We have now received our diplomas, the last step in this part of our journey.

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JUDY BEITLER Small, but oh! so mighty. ' SANDRA BRANSTETER Not so tall, dear and sweet and loved by all. ROBERT BEITLER The life of the party. ' •as JUDY BURKE Her sweet face and gentle manner have won her many friends. ADRIAN BIBERSTINE A good-natured person is never out of place. DAVID CHILCOTE Industrious, capable and bright; everyone knows Dave ' s all right. JANET BIXLER Like a glass of champagne, always bubbling over. FREDRICK CLAUSER Like a powder puff I ' m for the