Bluffton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

Retrospect 1970 Bluffton High School Bluffton, Indiana Retrospect 1970 Bluffton High School Bluffton, Indiana VH Retrospect 1970 ... Ethos ... spirit of a people ... head upturned ... eyes uplifted ... amidst the flames of high school competition ... pressure ... status . groping for the ultimate span bridging youth and maturity ... attempting to cross that span ... sometimes success ... sometimes failure ... 3 Boredom ... We ' re backing you! ... potassium permanganate ... Ethos ... teetering Christmas trees ... library passes ... restroom suspensions ... mud football... girls ' gym class ... Johnny Trash ... Bear and the Electric Zoo ... physics... P+KE V=K ... A ' 1 A Noise... sophomore home ec ... pink slips ... peanut butter sandwiches ... John Phillip Sousa marches ... oom-pah, oom-pah thunder of stampeding feet... thermodynamics ... Ethos... 20 love non-Euclidean geometry ... spring fever... ' ■-,; ■■ . ' v’v •.■ V -V- Gator-ade... m fWf f English term papers... Mr. Kelty ' s business arithmetic and decorated cakes ... 8:25 ... Monday mornings ... bats, sparrow, etc. in the gym ... class plays ... pop quizzes... cramming in the five-minute breaks ... 1000 points! freshman invasion of BHS ... Ethos ... 9 Exceptional Students Are Rewarded Karen Jaskie was awarded DAR Good Citizen. T. Gerber, J. Kephart, P. Gagle, and J. Edington were repre¬ sentatives at Boys ' State. K. Kaade attended Girls ' State. Student Council—with officers T. Gerber, J. Meyer, and J. Jackson—was sponsored by Mr. Edington and Mr. Modlin. 11 National Honor Society. ROW 3: D. Rush, J. Wimmer, S. Ault, j. Jackson, C. Nowak, D. Gerber, J. Meyer, J. Kephart, J. Almdale; ROW 2: A. Hamilton, K. Kaade, K. Kaade, C. Huffman, S. Stinson, C. Hauk, S. Rivar, K. Jaskie, Mr. Broman; ROW 7: T. Gerber, D. Os¬ walt, S. Reber, M. Baumgartner, T. Smith, K. Sills, J. Edington, C. Schaffter, S. Aeschliman. Senior Rotarians. ROW 3: S. Mugg, D. Houlihan, M. Lautzenheiser, B. Hullinger, D. Haecker, B. Gitlin, K. Beaty; ROW 2: T. Gerber, R. Collins, W. Manthey, S. Ault, D. Gerber, K. Dentel; ROW1: T. Miller, T. Smith, D. Phillips, S. Reber. Quill and Scroll. Karen Jaskie, J. Jackson, Cathy Murray, Tom Gerber, Melody McCormick, Becky Walburn. Speech Contest W inners. Miss Studebaker, coach; Kathy Kaade, Ann MePheeters, Darlene Spichiger, Dave Haecker. Poster Contest Winners. Phoebe Powell, Susan Day, Mary Sautbine, County TB Essay Winners. Laura Murray, Beth Swisher, Rita Susan Caylor, Leslie Clanin, Cheryl Biberstine, Debby Nicholas, Riley, Jim Almdale, Tom Gerber, Mary Lohmul.ler, Nancy Dold. Camille Huffman. 13 ROW 2: T. Gerber, S. Ault, D. Phillips, J. Kephart, D. Gerber, J. Wimmer, D. Rush; ROW 7; N. Dold, K. Kaade, K. Kaade, B. Murphy, J. Jackson, L. Stinson, K. Sills. f jj m i A k l n i i BUM ROW 3: J. Meyer, J. Allison, P. Paxson, J. Almdale, D. Broman, D. Ward, S. Ault; ROW 2; D. Allen, S. Day, M. Baum¬ gartner, C. Hauk, B. Swisher, S. Schladenhauffen, C. Nowak, J. Miner; ROW 1: L. Murray, C. Huffman, C. Manthey, A. Hamilton, D. Haffner, S. Lucabaugh, M. Niblick. 14 In a ceremony held in the early fall of 1969, sixty-two students were given awards signifying their scholastic leadership and academic achieve¬ ment. Fourteen seniors who maintained at least a 3.5 average in their first three years at Bluffton High School were awarded bronze medals. For securing a 3.4 index or better in their first two years, twenty-two juniors received certificates, as did twenty-six sophomores who earned a 3.3 or better in their freshman year. Outstanding Students Earn Scholastic Awards ROW 3: J. Thomas, T. Reusser, R. Mendenhall, D. Campbell, G. Penrod, J. Nyffeler, T. Edington, T. Gilliom; ROW 2: N. Broman, V. Wilson, D. Dawson, K. Reiff, N. Bushong, N. Haffner, R. Trubey, K. Dotterer, R. Riley, P Shaw; ROW 1: S. Longenberger, B. Lepter, M. Miller,V. King, D.Gilbert, K. Rittenhouse, J. Zello, T. Murray. • � Bluffton Band Grows— Boasts New Uniforms With the help of the Band Boosters, the BHS Band raised $15,000 for the purchase of new uniforms and needed musical equipment. The Band, which performed half-time shows at football games, hosted the annual Street Fair marching contest as well as the Bellmont-Bluffton-South Adams Music Festival. The Bluffton musicians presented the tra¬ ditional Winter and Spring Concerts and provided instrumental entertainment for both class plays and basketball games. After placing second in De¬ catur ' s Callithumpian parade, the Tigers traveled to Elkhart to participate in the state ensemble con¬ test. The Stage Band added extra flavor to the music sphere at BHS. The twenty-member jazz ensem¬ ble, led by Jack Edington, appeared on two oc¬ casions—the reception after the Winter Concert and the celebration following the Sectional victory. 18 The BHS Concert Choir, under the baton of Mr. Stan Roth, had one of its most active sea¬ sons during the 1969-70 school year. The Choir opened with a Thanksgiving service program and a Christmas appearance on area television. Following the annual Bellmont-Bluffton-South Adams Music Festival, the Choir journeyed to Concord, Indiana, to participate in the state choir contest. The popular Spring Concert cul¬ minated the Choir ' s calendar. The Swing Choir once again serenaded the community with its contemporary selections. The group of pop singers performed at the an¬ nual College Night, the Teachers ' Banquet, and the County Fish Fry. They also presented a Christmas program for the Rotary Club, a half¬ time show for a home basketball game, and a popular segment of choral music at the Spring Concert. Concert and Swing Choirs 20 Storm Up a Sing Choral accompanists were Jane Rivar, Larry Sheets, and Doug Gerber Altos Karen and Trudi prepare for future concert. 21 Stage Band and Swing Choir Add Class to BHS 22 Dabblers Strive for Artistic Perfection Under the supervision of its new sponsor, Mrs. Robert Sorrels, the Dabblers Club participated in several local and national contests, including the Wells County Fine Arts Festival, the Tri Kappa Art Show, and the Scholastic Art Contest. Along with President Jan Wimmer, Vice Presi¬ dent David Phillips, Secretary Cheryl Biberstine, and Treasurer Melba FHahn, the Dabblers raised funds to help finance their annual trip to Chicago. Once again Art Club members served as judges in the Christmas door decorating con¬ test. Mrs. Sorrels evaluates Bob ' s work. Senors and Senoritas Shout “Ole Spanish Club officers and sponsors are Kathy Kaade, Kathy Sills, Vicki Grandlinard, Nancy Dold, Mr. Kelty, and Mr. Shalley. Meeting once a month, the Don Quixotes endeavored to familiarize themselves with Spanish cultures and customs. Mr. Shalley supervised the club ' s many activities throughout the year. At the annual Spanish Club Banquet, held in April, the members enjoyed Mexican food. Also highlighting the activities was a trip to Taylor University to view the widely ac¬ claimed drama Don Quixote. The Dating Game goes Spanish. 1 ft ' MS W , W 4 _ vj fci. i g ■ j • oMjrl a JRJ i i|r IkriV FA 1 1 . - — JBHr | bL ' SbIt ' Vi MIw y KjH €gg . ■K I Mk W|| SaH HT [ Sq ■ m� a ' r - ' v w ” ®g Latin Club Revives Roman Culture With the largest membership in many years, Latin Club afforded students a look into clas¬ sical culture. Various aspects of Roman life were presented through means of a film on archeol¬ ogy, a discussion of Latin in the Catholic Church by Monsignor James Conroy, mythology con¬ tests, and a session on Latin music. Social events on the club ' s calendar included the autumn initiation, the Saturnalia festival in December, and the annual spring banquet. Latin Club sponsor was Mrs. Bodkin; officers were J. Meyer, pres.; M. Phillips, vice pres.; M. Baumgartner, sec.; C. Nowak, treas. The halls of Bluffton High School began to bloom when the Y-Teens opened the year with a flower-making project. The annual Best Beau banquet, held in Oc¬ tober, was also the initiation of new members. The Y-Teens also hosted the area-wide Mid- Winter Conference, held for the first time in Bluffton. Along with bringing the Christmas spirit to a needy family, the group donated a sum of money to a children ' s hospital in Haiti. Ending a successful year, President Jan Jack- son, Vice President Cindy Hauk, Secretary Sally Jackson, and Treasurer Cheryl Shaffter con¬ ducted the ceremonies at the Mother-Daughter Tea in May. Sponsor Mrs. Nash and officers helped make ' 69-70 a success¬ ful year. Y-Teens Strive to Strengthen Ties pm . j. vt A ■ ML ■ JV «• 4_ . ‘ W W A.1 Ik Jflpv A. 1 mi £ 4 jj j TJ ' m ItP By bbuMp i Sfil • |PP x .-? V . k w A ■ ii - JL ■ ( l fl If . Iff djWn f ,L1 Jf 1 � IIK ■ a jlit kjEf w CVI rnl KLjjm a jb f t j f - ip Mr M m ■ i ■ ft =fT � 2 Jt . „ U E r m k 1 fJe rE Hof E .■ ' • 1 i U - 1 F � . f . . ..... .. BKAjyrtv fe - JjL ■ s y; nja 1 e ip£! 1CJB r WBrlt l 1 i.vUi u pp Through Everyday Associations - Responsibility to Others Cultivated by Hi-Y The Hi-Y year started earlier than most people realize; Mr. Loveland and the club ' s officers journeyed to Michigan the previous July on a fishing trip. During the fiscal year, new Hi-Y members were initiated, followed by the Christ¬ mastime caroling with the Y-Teens at local nursing homes, the Best Girl banquet, and the Father and Son dinner. Besides operating the concession stand during home basketball games, the club also donated a piano and a large sum of money to the BHS Music Depart¬ ment. The meetings, centering on the theme Re¬ sponsibility to Others, featured Bluffton ' s mayor and police chief, as well as two promi¬ nent ministers. Chief Gerwig discusses modern problems with the club Hi-Y prosperously completed the year with Sponsor Mr. Loveland, Treas. D. Broman, Sec. S. Mugg, Pres. K. Beaty, Chaplain J. Jeffries, and Sgt.-at-arms K. Moore. 1 1 1 1 i ; m. M ' % � f JM P $g£±s ' Mw? ; ■ 1L jfe 5 V; $ Z ' 4 , ' • v yp ■ HA. v j9 FT =� «H mL mKKr j mS v J Hi J itr ’ - K lL«NJy|fef: A8 Ikjf rA . J 1 . 1 dUSHjcj grp% ' . fe , £ s If ' ,8 A ‘w3� v 1 V J Ha|p wr j®r r . Thespians Provide Dramatics for BHS The 1969-70 International Thespian Society, named last year, tried out its newly acquired title by branching out and taking on more responsibility. The pep session skits and the Easter and Christmas plays were highlights of the year. The formal initiation of new members was conducted by offi¬ cers Tom Gerber, president; Lela Ringger, vice- president; Jan Jackson, secretary; Bill Gitlin, treasurer; and Kathy Kaade, scribe; Mr. Schlagen- hauf, sponsor. mi r nil] 1 @ Librarians Serve Student Body and Staff While gaining practical experience in the field of library science, the student librarians proved to be a helpful element at Bluffton High School. Along with aiding the students in finding research materials for various term papers, the fifteen as¬ sistant librarians helped Mrs. Christian prepare a number of new books for circulation. The girls also learned correct card catalog usage, book mending techniques, and the shelving of books in proper order. Beth arranges books in proper form. Mrs. Christian teaches Susan how to file. sssm Ijgij t « i A i • A M--- mm mm N 1 H Office Help Renders Valuable Services Mrs. Watters and Mrs. Farling manage the second-floor office. To make efficient managing of a high school somewhat easier, BHS has the assistance of two secretaries: Mrs. Gerber, Principal Park ' s secre¬ tary, and Mrs. Watters, secretary for the two assistant principals, Mr. Edington and Mr. Modlin. In addition to the regular secretaries, Mrs. Farling manages the high school lunch proceeds and records. Several student office girls also aid in the busy main office. The main office is expertly run by Mrs. Gerber. Special Help Keeps BHS in Shape Though seldom recognized during the active school year, the cooks and custodians must be given credit for keeping the school in running order, despite varied schedules and numerous duties. Ben Kizer and Rodney Meyer are trained to serve teachers by operating the visu al aid equipment. From behind the stage, the public address boys— Brian Anderson, Bill Edris, and Rick Yergler—work to keep both school and community programs running smoothly. 33 FHA Is the Key to Success The Bluffton chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, organized only last year, is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nash, home economics in¬ structor. The girls in the club learn the tech¬ niques, concepts, and value of creating well- ordered homes. The officers of the Future Homemakers of America are Kay Steffen, secretary; Darlene Neuenschwander, vice-president; Vicki Oswalt, treasurer; Ann Powell, president. 34 GAA Volleys and Punts Through Another Year Action was the key word for the 1969-70 Girls ' Athletic Association. Though most of the sports offered at BHS are geared for boys, GAA gives girls a chance to excel in athletic events. During the year, the members participated in competitive basketball and volleyball. Bowling, gymnastics, and softball proved to be popular among the Bengalettes. Coached and sponsored by Miss Naser, the GAA year proved to be strenuous, yet reward¬ ing. We Got Soul— Now You Get Some This is Tiger country roared in the gym as the cheerblock poured on school spirit again this year. Spelling, tiger buttons, campaign hats, harmonized yells, stamping feet, and enthusiasm added to a colorful sectional tourney and bas¬ ketball season. The cheerleaders devoted many hours of hard work in teaching the girls interesting new chants to prod the Bengals to victory. Through their endeavors—color, action, and enthusiasm were added to the success of the 1970 basketball season. Cindy Hauk, Ann Hamilton, Cindy Willey, Cheryl Schaffter— varsity. Pam Holmes, Jane Rivar—B team 36 Jg II -a r m . L - Intramural Dribblers Prove Hardwood Talents Hoosier hysteria once again gripped BHS this year as intramural basketball brought out sixty- nine future All-American candidates to unleash their multiple talents on the hardwood. At the end of the season it was Gitlin ' s and McCune ' s battling quintets on top, both boast¬ ing identical 8 and 2 records. In the statistics ' department it was Keith Aeschliman pouring in 144 counters, followed closely by Garry Crosbie with 125 points and Phil Gagle with 123. f 38 Keglers Prove Strikes and Spares Forever The alleys exploded as twenty-four intramu¬ ral keglers congregated every Wednesday after school to display their athletic ability. The top honors for the highest game bowled during the season went to Jeff Miner with 210 points. Stan Miller held the honors for the highest series scores and the highest total aver¬ age at 167. The teams of Schoeder and Miner tied for first place. DeKalb Columbia Ci Garret Bellmont Angola Heritage South Adams Norwell East Noble Blackford VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY BHS 20 Huntington 36 Blackford 32 BHS15 Adams Central 45 Bellmont 78 BHS 15 Ft. Wayne Central 41 Yorktown Inv.—BHS 28 Delta 75 Wes-Del 92 BHS THEY BHS 74 South Adams 49 62 Ne 94 Angola 52 65 East Nobler 67 Southern 75 Bellmont 107 Southwood 78 Garrett 89 Portland 90 Adams 63 Blackfort 69 Mississim 75 Columbia City Sectional 73 Portland 76 76 South Adams 59 74 Bellmont 54 64 Norwell 53 81 Carroll 49 67 Bellmont 56 82 Norwell 64 Regional 79 Concordia 48 63 Peru 52 53 DeKalb 55 58 Kokomo Haworth 74 68 Huntington 75 Holiday Tourney VARSITY BASEBALL Pennville Inv.—BHS 27 Eastbrook 91 BHS 18 Portland 45 BHS 19 Ft. Wa, Limberlost Inv.— Dunkirk 49 : - VARSITY TENNIS ' V • x . Blackford Warsaw Southwood m- x N. Manchester Mississinewa Bellmont Southwood uth Adams Hlmont vch ester luntington abash outh Adams L VARSITY GOLF 0 m 0 314 Adams Central Portland South Adams Bel Norwel Adams Centr Blackford Columbia City Norwell Bellmont South Adams Huntington NEIC Meet Manchester Portland Huntington Eastbrook Sectional —1st plac ; h place BHS 601 2 Blackford 57 1 2 BHS 65 Eastbrook 53 BHS 50 1 2 | Portland 621 2 Adams Central 35 BHS 63 Madison-Grant 99 Blackford 361 2 Mississinewa 231 2 BHS 14 H Huntington 88 1 m Oak Hill 46 VARSITY TRACK Muncie Relays BHS 16—5th place South Adams Relays BHS 23—5th place NEIC Meet BHS 7—7th place Sectional BHS 7—7th place Vf ■ I B 41 Harriers Run All the Way to State The Bluffton Harriers had a very successful season. Despite the fact that they had few sup¬ porters, the team gained recognition through much endurance and hard work. A series of wins, the Yorktown, Limberlost, and Pennville Invitationals, the NEIC crown, and first place in the Sectional brought fame to the BHS cross¬ country squad. The first de feat came at the Regional in Ft. Wayne; however, the Harriers placed fourth. This opened a berth for the team at the state finals. The Tigers, number one in the eyes of the Bluffton fans, returned home with the dis¬ tinction of being the only Bluffton team in the past fifty years to go to state. ROW 2: Coach DeWitt, D. Lockwood, S. Ault, M. Jahn, S. Mugg, D. Broman, T. Reusser, J. Reusser, D. Campbell, S. Cochran, S. Aeschliman. ROW 1: B. Mailer, R. Collins, T. Miller, R. Gentis, T. Smith, K. Dubach, R. Steffen. Earning the right to go to the state cross-country finals were Randy Gentis, Scott Ault, Steve Mugg, Rick Collins, Tim Miller, and Tim Reusser. Flanked on the left is manager Sam Aeschliman and on the right is coach DeWitt. Endurance is the name of the game. Tiger Gridders Tackle Rough Season Although lacking the credentials of past Bluff- ton squads, this year ' s gridders proved themselves worthy to be called Tigers. Bluffton found the going a little rough during the first half of the sea¬ son—losing five games—but came fighting back to capture three of its next five contests. After beating Heritage 7—6, the Tigers trounced arch rival Norwell 21—0 and NEIC foe East Noble 22—0, thus becoming one of the few Tiger teams ever to deal out back-to-back shutouts. Squad captain Bob Hullinger was selected to the NEIC second team and also received honorable mention on the all-state roster. Jim Kephart and Walt Manthey were given honorable mention on the NEIC team. ROW 4: J. Mettler, T. Kiefer, G. Penrod, B. Kizer, B. Goodwin, J. Almdale, B. Hullinger, M. Lautzenheiser, D. Haecker, S. Skiles, D. Geary, J. Kephart, D. Garton; ROW 3: Mr. Conner, Mr. Kracium, M. Carney, M. Schladenhauffen, T. Bouse, T. Riedenbach, M. Fey, P. Marshall, B. Hirschy, J. Maggart, M. Triumphant Bengals celebrate after impressive victory Coach Kracium and anxious Tigers view decisive play. ROW 1: R. Osborn, S. Garrett, D. Hughes, S. Pastori, D. Hanm, H. Williams, P. Russell, G. Crosbie, C. Biggs, T. Sprunger, M. Jackson, K. Moore, T. Edington, E. Stanton, C. Schroeder, G. Morgan. Phillips, S. Reber, D. Spade, W. Manthey, S. Anspach, Mr. Keller, Mr. Modlin; ROW 2: B. Gitlin, J. May, K. Claghorn, M. Pettibone, B. Crosbie, B. Hullinger, B. Schwartz, K. Anderson, J. Micklitsch, K. Shepherd, T. Steffen, K. Terhune, D. Thomp¬ son, N. Phegley, S. Makowski, R. Call, B. Anderson, M. Myers; Varsity Cagers Score in Spirited Season Jack Cross ' talent machine cranked out another great Tiger squad during the 1969-70 season. The BHS Cagers posted 20 victories against only five setbacks. Seven winning games passed before Bluffton relinquished the Holiday Tourney crown to Port¬ land. The Bengals then bounced back for three more successes before losing the NEIC title to DeKalb in a two-point heart-breaker. The Tigers went on to capture six of their next eight regular season games. Dan Houlihan—who became the fifth BHS ath¬ lete to top a career total of 1,000 tallies—received a first team berth on the NEIC roster, while Bob Hullinger was tapped for the second squad and Kent Dentel, Jim Almdale, and Steve Skiles were awarded honorable mention. Houlihan—with a career total of 1,152 points—attempts a jumper. Skiles emerges from pack to score a needed two points ROW 3: Mike Lautzenheiser, Bob Hullinger, Jim Almdale, Jim Kephart; ROW 2: Coach Jack Cross, Jim Mettler, Steve Skiles, Dan Houlihan, John Cowens, Asst. Coach Ed Kirschner; ROW 7: Kevin Anderson, Rick Collins, Kent Dentel, Steve Mugg. Tigers Fire Up for Hoosier Hysteria Once again the team to beat, the Tigers entered the tourney intent on carrying away their fourth consecutive Sectional crown. After knocking off upset-minded South Adams in the first game, the Tigers tripped up rival foe Norwell. In the finals Bluffton overpowered Bellmont to earn a berth in the Kokomo Regional. At Kokomo the Tigers ex¬ hibited their talents by beating a towering and highly-favored Peru team. It looked as if Bluffton might go all the way in the night game, but event¬ ually the powerful Haworth squad overwhelmed the weary Bengals to clinch the Regional victory. Dan Houlihan was named to the All-Sectional and All-Regional teams, while Bob Hullinger and Jim Almdale were selected for the All-Regional squad. Go! Tiger starters prepare for battle. ROW 7: T. Murray, T. Sprunger, T. Reusser, T. Edington, B. Crosbie; ROW 2: K. Anderson, M. Pettibone, J. Maggart, S. Anspach, B. Hershey, S. Ault, N. Phegley; ROW 3: Coach Kershner, K. Terhune, B. Hullinger, T. Riedenbach, G. Penrod, J. Cowens, S. Cochran, R. Call. Reserve Squad Proves Merit in 69-70 Season Under the direction of coach Ed Kershner, the Junior Tigers achieved a record of twelve wins and eight losses. Team leaders in scoring and rebound¬ ing were Kevin Anderson, Ted Sprunger, Geoff Penrod and John Cowens. Many boys were allowed to participate during the season, giving them a chance to gain the experience necessary for a suc¬ cessful team. The boys on this squad showed promise for future Bluffton teams. Geoff reaches for another two points. ROW 7: C. VanOver, K. Shepherd, B. Mailer, J. Makowski, J. Micklitsch, S. Schwartz, T. Smith, T. Miller, Coach DeWitt; ROW 2: Coach Modlin, R. Gentis, D. Spade, P. Marshall, S. Rohring, S. Fulton, S. Anspach, D. Lockwood, K. Terhune; ROW 3: R. Yergler, K. Du- bach, D. Garton, R. Collins, J. Mettler, J. Almdale, D. Campbell, S. Mugg, J. Maggart, S. Aeschliman. Cindermen Set ' 70 Pace for BHS The Tiger cindermen underwent a rebuilding season this year, though they did have a successful season. The Tigers placed fifth in the Berne Relays, fourth in the Muncie Relays and tied for seventh place in the NEIC conference. There was one track record broken this year. Steve Mugg broke the mile record, first set by Ernie Schwartz, at the Mississinewa meet. Potential track stars for next year will be Juniors Jim Almdale, John Maggart and Randy Gentis; Sophomores Dave Campbell, Ken Dubach and Steve Anspach; Freshmen Jeff Robles and Steve Fulton. 50 Tiger Golfers Swi ng into Spring Under the coaching of Mr. Keller, the Tiger golfers boasted another excellent season. Led by four-year letterman Dan Houlihan, the Bluffton link men chipped and putted their way to local golfing prominence. Gone from the team next year, along with Houlihan, will be three-year letterman Dave Wolfcale. However, the linksmen look forward to another successful year built around Steve Skiles, Stan Wilson and Mick Murphy. Tiger netters competed with not only the opposi¬ tion, but also the spring winds. Coached by a former BHS tennis player, Rick Fair, the Tiger ten¬ nis team proved to be successful during the sea¬ son. Senior Bob Hullinger and Junior Jerry Meyer led the team, but were assisted by Ted Murray, Mark Niblick, Jeff Miner, Kevin Anderson and John Cowens. Losing only Hullinger, next year, the team will have the experience necessary for a success¬ ful team. Netters Triumphant in Windy Season ROW 7: T. Gilliom, T. Reusser, T. Sprunger, D. Thompson, N. Phegley, D. Robertson; ROW 2: J. Geels, M. Pettibone, W. Manthey, K. Claghorn, B. Hershey, R. Schwartz, G. Penrod, S. Ault, K. Beaty, T. Benes, D. Ward, S. Garrett, Coach Murray. Tiger Nine Fights Until Last Out The young Tiger diamondmen experienced a building season this year. Of the nine man squad, only three were Seniors: short-stop Walt Man¬ they, and veteran outfielders Kevin Beaty and Dan Thompson. Promising prospects returning next season will be catcher Ted Sprunger, infielders Noel Phegley, Tom Benes, and Geoff Penrod. In addition, the entire mound staff headed by Scott Ault and southpaw Keith Claghorn will be re¬ turning. 53 Tiger Athletes Earn Lettermen Awards The names of BHS ' forty-eight lettermen were released at the annual Athletic Banquet held the last week of school. Certain criteria must be met for these athletes to major. A cross country harrier must be one of the team ' s best, a football squad member must play in at least ten quarters of varsity action, a basket¬ ball or a baseball Tiger must participate in two- thirds of the season ' s contests, a cinderman must earn no less than ten points in various track meets, a netter must out-play half of his opponents, and a golfer must take part in two-thirds of the regular season games as well as the sectional and con¬ ference meets. Each letterman received a chenille B for his efforts and accomplishments in sports. Seniors Walt Manthey, Dan Houlihan, Bob Hullinger and Steve Mugg earned blanket awards. Sam Aeschliman John Allison JimAlmdale Cross Country Manager Tennis Football Track Manager Basketball Track Kevin Anderson Football Basketball Cross Country Steve Anspach Scott Ault Football Crosscountry Track Baseball Kevin Beaty Baseball Tom Benes Rod Call Dave Campbell Baseball Football Manager Track Basketball Manager Rick Collins Cross Country Basketball John Cowens Basketball Tennis Kent Dentel Dan Garton Dave Geary Randy Gentis Bruce Goodwin Dave Haecker Basketball Football Football Crosscountry Football Football Track Dan Houlihan Basketball Golf Bob Hullinger Football Basketball Tennis Jim Kephart Football Basketball Tom Kiefer Mike Lautzenheiser John Maggart Football Football Football Basketball Baseball Track Steve Makowski Bill Mailer Walt Manthey Football Manager Crosscountry Football Basketball Senior lettermen who received special athletic awards were: Dan Thompson, Football Triumph Trophy; Jim Kephart, Athletic Scholarship Award; Dan Houlihan, Ensign Robert Baumgartner Memorial Trophy; Steve Mugg, Robert Ulmer Memorial Trophy. Jim Mettler Football Basketball Track Jeff Miner Tennis Tim Miller Cross Country Track Steve Mugg Basketball Cross Country Track rvucK iviurpny Golf i v-vj iviui i a Tennis Mark Niblick Tennis Geoff Penrod Basketball Baseball Noel Phegley Football Baseball Steve Reber Football Tim Reusser Bob Schwartz Steve Skiles Crosscountry Football Football Basketball Golf Ted Smith Dave Spade Ted Sprunger Mark Steffen Dan Thompson Stan Wilson Dave Wolfcale Cross Country Track Football Baseball Manager Football Basketball Baseball Baseball Football Baseball Golf Golf ' -’V; i ' IlllllI . Teamwork Is the Word for BHS Faculty Mr. Bennett Mrs. Bodkin Mr. Broman Mr. Kelty Mr. Kershner Mr. Kracium Mr. Long Mr. Prible Mr. Hauk Mr. Park Mr. Edington Mrs. Schnepf Mr. Brown Mrs. Christian Mr. Fischer Mr. Johnson Mr. Modlin Mr. Thompson 58 Robert Fritz William Gitlin Ned Carnall Mr. Loveland Mr. Moon Miss Naser Mrs. Nash Mr. Roberson Mr. Roth Mr. Schlagenhauf Mr. Shalley Mr. Robison Mrs. Rose Mr. Soper Mrs. Sorrells Miss Studebaker Miss Taylor Excellence Is Guideword for Retro Staff Eager to make a contribution to the school, the members of twelve different committees pooled their journalistic talents into the editing of the 1970 Retrospect. Writing copy, taking pictures, and designing layouts were just a few of the tasks the frenzied staff struggled to complete. With the help of co-editors Jan Jackson and Tom Gerber, the staff selected Ethos as the theme for the yearbook. Although the Wednesday-evening meetings often proved to be gab sessions, the staff success¬ fully combined work with play and managed, somewhere terrifyingly near the deadlines, to produce an annual which will rival those of past and future years. ♦� ,♦« This year ' s junior editors are Martha Jean Baumgartner, Dan Ward, Debby Allen, and Jim Almdale. Editors Tom Gerber and Jan Jackson discuss Retro with Mrs. Rose. Becky rushes to finish copy for first page shipment. 60 Lela, Kathi, and Martha check layout drafts. ROW 4: S. Aeschliman, S. Makowski, B. Gitlin, D. Haecker, J. Bertsch, J. Kephart, P. Gagle, K. Beaty; ROW 3: D. Phillips, J. Edington, S. Reber, M. Lautzenheiser, T. Kiefer, R. Collins, W. Manthey, M. Bennett, B. Tonner; ROW 2: J. Booher, T. Miller, S. Miller, M. Car- nall, M. McCormick, B. Hullinger, A. McPheeters, C. Monticue, C. Schaffter, D. Hudgins, D. Gerber; ROW 7: K. Jaskie, J. Pond, M. Woods, B. Walburn, B. Murphy, S. Johnson, C. Murray, S. Rivar, L. Ringger, J. Russell, A. Steffen, K. Sills, P. Powell; SEATED: T. Ger¬ ber, J. Jackson. Staff members decide which pictures must be cropped. 61 STANDING: S. Wilson, A. Streater, D. Haecker, N. Dold, B Hullinger, D. Allen, M. Lautzenheiser, M. Carnall, M. Mc¬ Cormick, D. Betz, M. Baumgartner, K. Beaty, Mrs. Rose; SEATED: R. Collins, T. Claghorn, K. Kaade, K. Jaskie, T. Gerber T. Miller. ipf ’ -lyip - 41 ' % Y Bra r W -M L f J§ VBSfV 05 : Sr WmU ’ Wm ■ m. jfo A Successful Comet Returns to BHS Back on the scene at Bluffton High School is the Comet. Through the combined efforts of twenty-two talented journalists, the Comet was established as a fine school newspaper. Highly effective in keeping the student body informed, the Comet presented factual articles, sensible editorials, and humorous features. Great pains were undergone to maintain the paper ' s high journalistic quality throughout the year. It takes a large measure of ability and hard work to publish a newspaper weekly. Four of the staff members joined the journalism class at the beginning of the second semester and are not in the picture. They are Jan Jackson, Cathy Murray, Steve Reber, and Becky Walburn. Typists prepare articles for impending deadline. 62 Martha Jean relates plans for upcoming paper. Copyreaders can make or break the next issue. The end result is discussed by Debbie, Meleta, and Mrs. Rose. Writing copy requires concentration, imagination. Sophomores Discover Pythagoras and Windmills The Class of 1972 began its high school career by storming the doors of BHS in the fall, num¬ bering 191 strong. These zealous underclassmen started their academic year by recognizing their classmates who maintained a 3.3 or better index during the freshman year. BHS ' enthusiastic sophs gained experience in the world of business as they attacked their first project—selling Bluffton High School sweat¬ shirts. Seventy-eight Sophomores also began preparing for the tests which lie ahead by tackling the National Educational Development Tests administered in the winter. Sophomore officers were Rita Riley, Pam Holmes, Nancy Bushong, and Tim Reusser. D. Adkins B. Allen R. Anderson S. Anspach J. Aguilar P. Bailey T. Bailer C. Barger K. Barringer V. Barwiler D. Baumgartner G. Beckler B. Biberstine C. Biggs B. Bisel J. Blair K. Blocher P. Booth T. Bouse T. Boxell G. Bricker N. Broman R.Bunch C. Burns 64 J. Fuller S. Garrett C. Garton D. Gaunt D. Geary P. Gentis T. Gentis D. Gibbs D. Gilbert T. Gilliom B. Gitlin I R. Graeflin D. Growde E. Haecker N. Haffner D. Hanni J. Harvey D. Heller D. Heyerly G. Heyerly B. Hirschy J. Hochstedler P. Holmes J. Horgan W. Huffman D. Hughes W. Hullinger M. Jackson J. Jacobs Sophs Tackle First Year Challenges V. Markley D. Marshall J. May J. Mayer M. Mayne R. Mefford P. Melton R. Mendenhall P. Meyer T. Meyer D. Miller M. Miller T. Miller D. Mock M. Monroe E. Morgan B. Moser L. Moser S. Moser S. Mossburg M. Murphy T. Murray D. Myers R. Myers A. Lantz S. Lehman B. Lepter D. Lockwood S. Longenberger J. Makowski T. Kahn V. King V. Kipfer E. Mailer J. Mailer D. Marckres 67 Anxiety, Interest Greet Class of 72 J. McFarren N. Nicholson J. Noonan K. Nutter J. Nyffeler B. Oliver D. Oliver J. Oman R. Osborn S. Pastore C. Patterson C. Paxson G.Penrod M. Pettibone B. Pfister D. Pietz T. Reidenbach K. Reiff K. Reineck T. Reusser B. Reynolds L. Ridgway R. Riley K. Rittenhouse J. Rivar T. Rockwell S. Rohring M. Ross D. Rusher D. Rusher M. Russell P. Russell J. Sands M. Sautbine S. Sautbine L. Schaffter M. Schladenhauffen R. Schocke C.Schroeder S. Schwartz P. Shaw K. Shepherd J. Smeltzer M.Souder E. Stanton T. Steffen S. Stevenson B. Stout K. Terhune J. Thomas M.Tonner P. Trimble R. Trubey K. Ullman C. Vanover K. Walko P. Wallace W. Ward E. Wenger H. Williams V. Wilson M. Wogoman S. Wolfcale E. Woods 69 I; i Junior officers were Jeff Miner, vice-president; Kris Sills, secretary; Beth Swisher, treasurer; Kevin An¬ derson, president. Their first high school summer behind them, the members of the Class of 1971 arrived at Bluff- ton High School, apprehensive, yet anxious for the academic year to begin. Twenty-two Junior scholars were awarded cer¬ tificates for achieving a 3.4 or better average dur¬ ing their first two years of study, followed by the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, taken by seventy-eight eleventh grade students. The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test also tried approximately thirty Juniors ' patience and alertness. In the fall, BHS eleventh graders received their long-awaited class rings. Their dramatic efforts resulted in a near professional performance of “Up the Down Staircase. The year ' s finale came with the enjoyment and hard work involved with the Junior-Senior Reception. D. Allen J. Allison J. Almdale B. Anderson K. Anderson M. Andrew J. Aschliman S. Ault M. Baumgartner T. Benes J. Bergdoll A. Bergman C. Biberstine C. Boxell D. Boxell C. Brickley M. Brock D. Broman 70 Junior Troops Return to Renewed Activities M. Brookshire R. Browning F. Burgos C. Burns S. Bussel R. Call J. Campbell M. Carney T. Coolige J. Cowens S. Day • M. Dentel K. Ditmer G. Dustman W. Frauhiger K. Fulton G. Garrett J. Garrett D. Garton J. Geels V. Geisel R. Gentis C. Gibson D. Ginter T. Gobernatz B. Goodwin V. Graham D. Haffner C. Hall A. Hamilton C. Hauk R. Heller R. Hilton M. Jahn J. Jeffries M. Johnson J. Keller K. King B. Kizer M. Lampton L. Lehman M. Lewis C. Lindsey K. Lingeman C. Lovell S. Lucabaugh J. Maggart G. Mailer ji I • ! B. Malone C. Manthey D. Markley D. Markley C. Marshall P. Marshall B. Maynard K. Mefford J. Meyer R. Meyer J. Micklitsch L. Miller 72 II Active Year Puts Juniors on Top P. Paxson N. Phegley M. Phillips L. Pommer R. Mygrant D. McConnehey V. Neuenschwander M. Niblick R. Niblick D. Nicholas C. Nowak S. Nutter J. Miner K. Moore B. Morgan D. Moser R. Moser G. Mossburg L. Murray R. Musser M. Myers iS . V Juniors Join in the Song J. Pond A. Pope P. Powell J. Reusser G. Reynolds D. Rhodes D. Robles N. Rudy S. Schladenhauffen R. Schwartz D. Scott L. Sheets K. Sills S. Skelton S. Skiles N. Smith S. Smith D.Spade 74 t J. Spain K. Spichiger T. Sprunger C. Steffen M. Steffen J. Stinson R. Stinson B. Stout A. Streater C. Studebaker B. Swisher D. Thompson D. Uptgraft R. Uptgraft D. Ward D. Ward H. Ware K. Watters M. Wenger C. Willey A. Williams S. Wilson A. Wolf B. Zoll 75 David Aeschliman Samuel Aeschliman James Aschliman Keith Aschliman Marcia Bennett John Bertsch Stanley Ault Kevin Beaty Jane Breisch Carol Bricker Deborah Betz John Booher Susan Captain Richard Bricker Joan Campbell Meleta Carnall Dorinda Dawson Robert DeArmond Ronald Dresser Trudith Dunn It ' s over. Yeah? Yeah. All of it. Over. Do you remember much? Nope ... Well, some. I do. Every bit. Every dance, the classes, the games, a few concerts, the Prom, Commencement... Well, I guess I do, too. Remember, that is. Sure, I knew you would. Oh? Well, anyway, I thought you would. Oh. Watchya gonna do now that it ' s over? Plenty. Yeah, me, too ... Over, huh? Seniors Get It Together in 70 Constance Claghorn Ted Claghorn Richard Collins Mark Coratti Kent Dentel Nancy Dold Steve Frauhiger Ron Frederick Jack Edington Cindy Gaunt David Geary Tom Gerber William Gitlin Teresa Eltzroth Keith Frauhiger Philip Gagle Thomas Gaskill Gary Gephart Raymond Gobernatz Doug Gerber Vicki Grandlinard 78 II Seniors Eagerly Await Long, Hot Summer As Juniors, Jim Kephart was awarded the Hannie Award while Jan Jackson received the Psi Ote Ring. David Haecker Melba Hahn Debbie Hale Jane Holloway Robert Hullinger James Hunter Dan Houlihan Debra Hudgins Janice Jackson Sally Jackson 79 Seniors Exchange Cords for Caps, Gowns Kathy Kaade Kay Kaade Mike Lautzenheiser Beverly Lepter Judy King Steven Kline Karen Jaskie Sylvia Johnson James Kephart Tom Kiefer Tom Lockwood Steve Makowski Tom Krummen Ross Lakes 80 Glen Mailer Walter Manthey Douglas Markley Stan Miller Terry Miller Carol Monticue Bruce Morgan Steve Mugg Barbara Murphy Richard Mason Larry Melton James Mettler Kenneth Miller Barry McCune Larry McDonald Cathy Murray Melody McCormick Ann McPheeters Darlene Neuenschwander Pam Paxson David Phillips Denise Oswalt Terry Pace 82 -1 Nancy Pietz Jacalyn Pond John Poore Ann Powell Seniors Discover Ethos... Pam Powell Sheila Pulley Raymond Reber Steve Reber Lela Ringger Susan Rivar Dieter Reich Patricia Reinhard Michael Robertson Elia Rosales 83 Elated Seniors Count the Days Anita Wogoman David Wolfcale Martha Woods Rebecca Walburn Linda Walko Alvin Warber David Williams Jan Wimmer Linda Stinson Jennifer Stout Dan Thompson Charlene Trimble Andy Tuttle Scheryl Steffen Class of 70 Debuts with Old Doc For the first time in his career at BHS, Mr. Schlagenhauf directed the juniors in their annual class play, which was presented on March 28, 1969. The result was “Old Doc, a three act comedy- drama concerning the careers and lives of old Doc Hillary and his son. Classmates, teachers, and the entire audience were well pleased with the cast ' s first attempt at acting. To make the play the success that it was, it required the combined efforts of the cast and stage crew. rmP S [SfSiiil p$ii bsSssss Flowers for Algernon Proves Senior Success I am afraid. Not of life or death or nothing¬ ness . . . but of wasting it as if I had never been. This line is representative of the dramatic impact of the senior class play Flowers for Algernon. It told the story of Charlie Gordon, a willing vic¬ tim of a strange experiment—a moron, a genius, a man in search of himself. The entire theme of the play was reflective of the indomitable spirit of today ' s youth. 1 1 m ;W 1 I am afraid.” The raisins, I ask you, where were the raisins?” Juniors Extend Deep Southern Hospitality Gone with the Wind was the theme the Juniors selected in decorating the BHS gymnasium for the 1970 Reception. The Seniors—as well as the faculty, the school board, and guests—were welcomed to the all-night affair by Junior Class President Kevin Anderson, who, in wishing the Seniors good fortune, complimented them as a class on their many and varied achievements. Senior Class President David Phillips responded, congratulating the Juniors on their successful attempts at preparing the meal, the decor, and the entertainment. Bluffton musician Mrs. Raymond Cox provided dinner music at the organ, while the Campus Crowd from Ball State sang several numbers. The Dick Alexander Orchestra and the Joshua fur¬ nished the dance music for the evening—and morning—of enjoyment. Members of the Prom Court, elected by BHS Juniors and Seniors, were Nancy Dold, second attendant; Sylvia Johnson, first attend¬ ant; Dan Houlihan, king; Jan Jackson, queen; Steve Mugg, first attendant; David Phillips, second attendant. 88 BHS Welcomes Brazilian Student Fred Burgos Bluffton High School welcomed an addition to its student body during the second semester. Frederico Jose Requeita de Sousa Burgos was an exchange student from Brazilia, Brazil. Fred came to this country with the foreign exchange pro¬ gram, Youth for Understanding and stayed in Bluffton for six months, while living with the Sheets family. Fred enjoyed basketball, playing the guitar and piano, but especially liked playing chess. In Brazil, he holds the title of junior Chess Champion. Though American customs differ widely from those in Brazil, Fred adjusted with ease. At the annual Class Day ceremonies, Fred was awarded a certificate of recognition from Mr. Park. 89 ROW 3: Rick Collins, Kiwanis Merit Award; Tom Gerber, 3.6 Scholastic index; Dave Haecker, Attendance Award; Jim Kephart, American Legion Award; Jan Wimmer, Tri Kappa Art Award; Dennis Rush, 3.6 Scholastic index; Sam Aeschliman, Emshwiller Good Fellowship Award. ROW 2: Cheryl Schaffter, American Legion Award; Kathryn Sills, P. A. Allen Memorial Scholarship; Jan Jackson, 3.6 Scholastic index; Dorinda Dawson, Delta Theta Tau Award; Linda Rosales, Sigma Phi Gamma Award; Becky Walburn, Medical Scholarship. ROW 7: Linda Stinson, Lions Club Scholarship; Karen Jaskie, PTA Scholarship; Kathy Kaade, 3.6 Scholastic index; Susan Rivar, PSI OTE Award; Sylvia Johnson, Tri Kappa Scholarship. 90 M •sS J Top students in the Class of 1970 scholastically, Salutatorian Tom Gerber completed his high school career with an index of 3.84, while Valedictorian Susan Rivar achieved a 3.92 average. End-of-School-Year Ceremonies Honor 134 Bluffton Grads The graduating Seniors finalized their high school careers with the traditional Baccalaureate, Class Day, and Commencement ceremonies. Garbed in caps and gowns, the 1970 grads were charged with the responsibility of answering the question Where Are You Going? by Bacca¬ laureate speaker the Rev. Joe Elliot. During the Class Day observances, seven grad¬ uates were lauded for achieving a 3.6 or better scholastic index, while a number of Seniors received special awards and scholarships. Besides the delivery of the Class History and Prophecy, Senior President Dave Phillips delegated the duties of his office—symbolized in the Senior Key —to Junior President Kevin Anderson. That evening Salutatorian Tom Gerber wel¬ comed the capacity crowd to the Commencement exercises, while student orator Kathy Kaade addressed the Class on Our Constitution: A Possession Which Implies a Duty. Following the distribution of diplomas by School Board Vice President Ned Carnall and Principal Park, Valedictorian Susan Rivar imparted the Farewell, and the Class of 1970 turned its tassels from left to right. Senior Directory AESCHLIMAN, DAVID, General. Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12 AESCHLIMAN, SAM, General. Retrospect; Track Manager 11,12; Cross Country Manager 12; Span¬ ish Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Pres. 12; Stage Band 11,12; Intramurals 11; National Honor Society 12; John Philip Sousa Award 12 ASCHLIMAN, JAMES, Industrial Arts. Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Intramurals 10 ASCHLIMAN, KEITH, Academic. Cross Country 10; Intramurals 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Dabbler ' s Club 11,12 AULT, STANLEY, Academic. National Honor Society 12; Senior Rotarian BEATY, KEVIN, General. Retrospect; Basketball 10,11; Football 10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Pres. 12; Student Council 12; Intramurals 12; Senior Rotarian BENNETT, MARCIA, Commercial. Y-Teens 10,11, 12; F.H.A. 11,12; Choir 11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 BERTSCH, JOHN, Academic. Retrospect; Tennis 10; Cross Country 11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 11,12; Thespians 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Class Play 11; Scholastic Award 10 BETZ, DEBORAH, Academic. Retrospect; Spanish Club 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 BOOHER, JOHN, General BREISCH, JANE, General. Y-Teens 10,11; F.H.A. 10, 11; Choir 12 BRICKER, CAROL, General. Y-Teens 10,11; F.H.A. 10,11; Cheerblock 11 BRICKER, DICK, Industrial Arts. Football 10; Intra¬ murals 11,12 CAMPBELL, JOAN, General. Y-Teens 12 CAPTAIN, SUSAN, General. Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11; Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Band 10 CARNALL, MELETA, General. Retrospect; G.A.A. 10,11,12, Treas. 12; Choir 11; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12 CLAGHORN, CONSTANCE, General. Spanish Club 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12; Choir 10,11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11 CLAGHORN, TED, General COLLINS, RICK, General. Retrospect; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Student Council 10, Senior Rotarian CORATTI, MARK, General DAWSON, DORINDA, Commercial. Spanish Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Office Help 11 DeARMOND, ROBERT, General. Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12 DENTEL, KENT, General. Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10; Cross Country 10,11,12; Golf 11; Spanish Club 10,11; Senior Rotarian DOLD, NANCY, General. Spanish Club 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11, 12; Class sec. 12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 DRESSER, RON, General. Basketball 10; Cross Country 10,11; Baseball 10; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intra¬ murals 11,12 DUNN, TRUDI, General. Spanish Club 10,11; Thespians 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Class Treas. 10 EDINGTON, JACK, Academic. Retrospect; Track 11; Cross Country 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Boys ' State; Scholastic Award 10 EGLY, CARL, Industrial Arts. Tennis 10 ELTZROTH, TERESA, Commercial. Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 FRAUHIGER, KEITH, General. Basketball 10; Football 10,11; Intramurals 11,12, Capt. 12; Span¬ ish Club 10,11,12 FRAUHIGER, STEVE, General. Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Swing Choir 11,12 FREDERICK, RON, General. Intramurals 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11 GAGLE, PHILLIP, Academic. Football 10; Latin Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Band 10, 11; Stage Band 10,11; Jr. Class Play; Intramurals 11, 12, Capt. 12; Boy ' s State 11; Retrospect GASKILL, TOM, Industrial Arts. Football 10; Intra¬ murals 10,11,12 GAUNT, CINDY, Commercial. G.A.A. 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 GEARY, DAVE, Academic. Track 10, manager; Football 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10, 11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12, Capt. GEPHART, GARY, Industrial Arts. Football 10; Intramurals 10 GERBER, DOUG, Academic. Retrospect; Spanish Club 10,11,12, Pres. 11; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Choir 10, 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 11; Senior Rotarian; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 GERBER, TOM, Academic. Retrospect Staff, Jr. Ed., 12 Co-Ed.; Latin Club 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 11; Thespians 11,12, Pres. 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Swing Choir 12; Band 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Sr. Class Play; National Honor Society 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Student Council 12, Pres. 12; Senior Rotarian; Boys ' State; Scholas¬ tic Award 10,11,12; County TB Essay Winner GITLIN, BILL, Academic. Retrospect; Basketball Manager 10,11,12; Football Manager 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12, Treas. 12; Sr. Class Play; National Honor Society 11,12, Pres. 12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Senior Rotarian; Scholastic Awards 10,11 GOBERNATZ, RAY, Industrial Arts. GRANDLINARD, VICKI, General. Spanish Club 10, 11,12, Treas. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12, Reporter 12; Library 10,11,12; Scholastic Award 10, 11; County TB Essay Winner 11 HAECKER, DAVE, Academic. Retrospect; Basket¬ ball Manager 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Golf 12; Baseball 10,11; Latin Club 10,11,12; Thespians 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Senior Rotarian; Rotary Speech Contest Winner HAHN, MELBA, Commercial. G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 11; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12, Sec. 12; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Sr. Play; Cheer¬ block 10,11,12 HALE, DEBBIE, General. Y-Teens 12; Cheerblock 12 HOLLOWAY, JANE, General. Thespians 11; Y-Teens 11,12 HOULIHAN, DAN, General. Basketball 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Cross Country 11,12; Football 10; Golf 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Choir 12; Senior Rotarian HUDGINS, DEBBIE, Commercial. Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Jr. Play; Sr. Play HULLINGER, BOB, Academic. Retrospect; Basket¬ ball 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Spanish Club 10,11; Thespians 11,12; Senior Rotarian HUNTER, JIM, Industrial Arts. Intramurals 10,11,12, Capt. 12 JACKSON, JAN, General. Retrospect, Jr. Ed. 11, Co-Edi tor 12; Spanish Club 10,11,12, Sec. 11; Thespians 11,12, Sec. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12, Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; National Homor Society 11,12, Sec. 12; Quill Scroll 12; Student Council 12, Sec. 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Class Officer, Treas. 11; Scholastic Award 10,11,12; Psi Ote Ring JACKSON, SALLY, Academic. Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12, Sec. 12; Cheer Leader 11,12; Cheerblock 10,12; Library 10,11 JACKIE, KAREN, General. Retrospect; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Jr. Play; National Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 12, Office Help 12; Cheerblock 10, 11,12; Library 11,12; DAR Good Citizen JOHNSON, SYLVIA, General. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12, Jr. Play; Sr. play; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Library 10; Class Officer 10, Sec. 11, Sec. 12, Treas. Scholastic Award 10 KAADE, KATHY, General. Spanish Club 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Thespians 11,12, Clerk 12; Y-Teens 10,11, 12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Jr. Play; Pom Pom Girl 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Girls ' State 11; Scholastic Award 10,11,12; Winner in the Wells County Oratorical Contest ' KAADE, KAY, Academic. Spanish Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Jr. Play; Pom Pom Girl 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 KEPHART, JIM, Academic. Retrospect; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11; Tennis 10; Football 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Choir 12; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; National Honor Society 11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Student Council 10; Senior Rotarian; Boys ' State 12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12; Robert Hanni Award KIEFER, TOM, General. Retrospect; Track 10,11; Football 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Jr. Play KING, JUDY, Commercial. KLINE, STEVE, General. Dabblers 10 KRUMMEN,TOM, Industrial Arts LAKES, ROSS, Academic. Latin Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Band 10,11, Drum Major 10,11; Jr. Play; Sr. Play LAUTZENHEISER, MICHAEL, Academic. Retrospect Sports Editor; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10; Cross Country 10; Football 11,12; Golf 11; Thespians 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Senior Rotarian LEPTER, BEVERLY, Commercial. Spanish Club 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 LOCKWOOD, TOM, General. Cross Country 10; Dabbler ' s Club 10, Hi-Y 10; Intramurals 10 MAKOWSKI, STEVEN, Academic. Retrospect; Track Manager 10; Football Manager 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 12 MALLER, BILL, General. Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; In¬ tramurals 11,12 MANTHEY, WALTER, Academic. Retrospect; Basketball 10,11; Track 11; Football 10,11,12; Base¬ ball 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Senior Rotarian; Scholastic Award 10,11 MARKLEY, DOUG, General. Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intra¬ murals 10 MASON, RICHARD, General. Hi-Y 10,11; Swing Choir 12; Band 10,11,12, Sec.-Treas.; Stage Band 12 MELTON, LARRY, General. Intramurals 12 METTLER, JIM, Industrial Arts. Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12 MILLER, KEN, Academic. MILLER, STANLEY, Academic. Retrospect; Cross Country 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Latin Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intramural Bowling 10,11,12, Pres, and Sec. 11, Sec. 12; Intramural Basketball 12 MILLER, TERRY, Industrial Arts. Intramurals 10,11,12 MILLER, TIMOTHY, Academic. Retrospect; Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11, 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12, Chaplain 11; Student Council 10,12; Intramurals 10,11,12; Senior Rotarian MONTICUE, CAROL, Academic. Retrospect; Span¬ ish Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; School Store 10; Scholastic Award 10 MORGAN, BRUCE, General. Intramurals 10,11,12 MUGG, STEVE, General. Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12, Capt. 12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Student Council 10,11; Senior Rotarian; Class Officer 10,12, Pres. 10, Vice-Pres. 12 MURPHY, BARBARA, General. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12, Sec. 11; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10; Sr. Play; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Scho¬ lastic Award 10,11 MURRAY, CATHY, Academic. Retrospect; Spanish Club 10; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Thespians 12; Y-Teens 10,11,; Choir 12; Sr. Play; Quill Scroll 12; Scholastic Award 12 92 Senior Directory McCORMICK, MELLODY, Academic. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 McCUNE, BARRY, Industrial Arts. Intramurals 10, 11, Captain, 12 McDONALD, LARRY, General. Intramurals 12 McPHEETERS, ANN, General. Retrospect; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Jr. Play; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Conservation Speech Contest Winner NEUENSCHWANDER, DARLENE, Commercial; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Office Help 12; Cheerblock 11,12; School Store NICHOLSON, DEBBY, General. Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12; Cheerblock 11,12 OKEY, JACKIE, Commercial. Spanish Club 10,11, 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12 OSWALT, DENISE, Academic. Spanish Club 10,11, 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Library 10,11,12; Scholastic Award 10; Hoosier Scholarship PACE, TERRY, Industrial Arts. Football 10 PAXSON, PAM, Commercial. G.A.A. 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 PHILLIPS, DAVID, Academic. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12, Pres. 11; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Vice-Pres. 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12, Treas. 11; Sr. Play; Student Council 11,12; Senior Rotarian; Boys ' State 11; Class Officer Pres. 11,12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 PIETZ, NANCY, Academic. Spanish Club 10; Y- Teens 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Cheer¬ block 10,11,12 POND, JACKIE, General. Retrospect; G.A.A. 10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band 10; Cheerblock 11,12; Sr. Play POORE, JOHN, General. POWELL, ANN, General. G.A.A. 10; Thespians 11, 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12, Pres. 12; Choir 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Poster Contest Winner 11 POWELL, PAM, Commercial. Retrospect; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10; Spanish Club 10,11 PULLEY, SHEILA, Commercial. Y-Teens 10,11,12; Office Help 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; School Store 12 REBER, RAY, General. Intramurals 10,11 REBER, STEVE, Academic. Retrospect; Track 10,11; Football 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Sgt-at-Arms 11; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12; Intramurals 10,11,12, Captain 12; Senior Rotarian; Class Officer 10,11, Vice- Pres. 10,11 REICH, DIETER, Industrial Arts. Dabbler ' s Club 11,12 REINHARD, PAT RINGGER, LELA, General. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12, Vice-Pres. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Jr. Class Play; Cheerblock 10,11,12 RIVAR, SUSAN, Academic. Valedictorian; Retro¬ spect; Y-Teens 12; Choir 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12 ROBERTSON, MIKE, General. Dabbler ' s Club 12; Intramurals 11 ROSALES, ELIA, Commercial. Spanish Club 11; Y-Teens 10 RUSH, DENNIS, General. National Honor Society 12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 RUSSELL, JULIA, General. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11; Treas. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Office Help 10; Cheerblock 10,11,12; School Store 10 SCHAFFTER, CHERYL, Commercial. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12, Treas. 12; Sr. Class Play; Cheerleader 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Girls ' State Alternate; Scholastic 12 SCHNEIDER, MARY, General. Y-Teens 10,11,12; Library 12 SCHWARTZ, BOB, General. Track 10; Football 10; Golf 11; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12 SCHWARTZ, DON, Industrial Arts. Band 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12 SHEPHERD, TERRY, General. Dabbler ' s Club 11,12; Thespians 12; Band 10,11 SILLS, KATHRYN, General. Retrospect; Spanish Club 10,11,12, Sec. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Scho¬ lastic Award 10,11,12 SMITH, TED, Academic. Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Football 10,11; Latin Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Intra¬ murals 10,11,12; Senior Rotarian SPICHIGER, DARLENE, General. Latin Club 10,11; Dabbler ' s Club 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Twirler 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12; Rotary Speech Contest Winner STEFFEN, ANN, General. Retrospect; G.A.A. 10, 11,12, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Spanish Club 10,11, 12; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Office Help 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 STEFFEN, KAY, General. Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12, Sec. 12 STEFFEN, SCHERYL, General. Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11,12; Band 10; Twirler 10,11; Cheerblock 10,11,12 STINSON, LINDA, Academic. Spanish Club 10,11, Treas. 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; National Honor Soci¬ ety 12; Student Council 11,12; Cheerblock 10,11, 12; Scholastic Award 10,11,12 STOUT, JENNY, Commercial. Spanish Club 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 11; Cheerblock 10,12 THOMPSON, DAN, General. Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12 TONNER, DAVID, Industrial Arts TONNER, BOB, General. Retrospect; Dabbler ' s Club 10,11,12; Thespians 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Sr. Class Play TRIMBLE, CHARLEEN, Academic. Spanish Club 12; Y-Teens 11,12; Cheerblock 12 WALBURN, BECKY, Academic. Retrospect; Latin Club 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 WALKO, LINDA, General. Latin Club 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Cheerblock 10,11,12 WARBER, ALVIN, General. Latin Club 11 WIMMER, JAN, General. Dabbler ' s Club 11,12, Pres. 12; Choir 12; Swing Choir 12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 12; Scholastic Award 11 WILLIAMS, DAVE WOGOMAN, ANITA, Commercial. Spanish Club 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12; Cheerblock 10,11, 12 WOLFCALE, DAVID, General. Golf 10,11,12; Dab¬ bler ' s Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Intramurals 10, 11,12 WOODS, MARTHA, General. Retrospect; G.A.A. 12; Dabbler ' s Club 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10, 11 Index Adkins, Dianna 26,64 Aeschliman, David 23,76,90 Aeschliman, Samuel 12,18,22,24,42,43,50, 54,76,90 Aguilar, Joseph 38,64 Allen, Debra 14,25,26,31,37,60,62,70 Allen, Robert 23,64 Allison, John 14,25,28,38,54,70 Almdale, James 11,12,13,14,24,28,30,45,47, 50.54.60.70 Anderson, Brian 28,45,70,87 Anderson, Kevin 11,20,28,45,47,52,54,70 Anderson, Rex 18,22,64 Andrew, Michael 25,28,70 Anspach, Steve 24,45,50,54,64 Aschliman, James 23,76,90 Aschliman, Joyce 37,70 Aschliman, Keith 23,38,76,90 Ault, Scott 14,25,28,42,43,53,54,70 Ault, Stanley 12,14,76,90 Bailey, Priscilla 64 Bailer, Tim 64 Barger, Celeste 26,64 Barringer, Kathryn 25,26,37,64 Barwiler, Vicki 26,37,64 Baumgartner, Debra 37,64 Baumgartner, Martha Jean 12,14,25,26,30, 31.37.60.62.70 Beaty, Kevin 11,12,28,38,53,54,61,62,76,90 Beckler, Gary 18,22,24,64 Benes, Thomas 28,38,53,54,70 Bennett, Marcia 20,26,34,37,61,76,90 Bennett, Mr. 58 Bergdoll, James 28,70 Bergman, Anne 26,70 Bertsch, John 20,25,28,61,76,86,90 Betz, Deborah 20,24,25,26,37,62,76,90 Biberstein, Cheryl 13,23,26,30,37,70 Biberstine, William 18,22,38,64 Biggs, Christopher 24,45,64 Bisel, Bruce 18,64 Blair, John 64 Blocher, Kathy 18,26,35,64 Bodkin, Mrs. 25,58 Booher, John 23,61,76,90 Booth, Pamela 26,37,64 Bouse, Terry 11,38,44,64 Boxell, Connie 20,70 Boxell, Dalean 70 Boxell, Tom 64 Bradtmiller, Neil 64 Breisch, Jane 20,76,90 Bricker, Carol 76,90 Bricker, Geraldine 64 Bricker, Richard 38,76,90 Brickley, Catherine 70 Brock, Michael 70 Broman, David 14,18,22,28,38,42,70 Broman, Mr. 12,58 Broman, Nancy 15,18,25,26,64 Brookshire, Martha 18,20,26,64,71 Brown, Mr. 38,39,58 Brown, Stan 64 Browning, Rodney 71 Bunch, Randy 38,64 Burns, Charlene 64 Burns, Christine 71 Burns, Danny 65 Bushong, Nancy 15,25,26,37,65 Bussel, Steven 28,71 Byrd, Susan 26,37,65 Call, Rodney 20,22,28,38,45,54,71 Campbell, David 15,24,38,42,50,54,65 Campbell, James 24,38,39,71 Campbell, Joan 26,76,90 Captain, Robert 71 Captain, Susan 20,22,26,90 Carpenter, Carolyn 25,26,31,34,37,65 Carnall, Meleta 35,37,61,62,76,90 Carney, Mike 24,28,44,51,71 Caylor, Susan 13,23,26,31,37,65 Christian, Mrs. 31,58 Claghorn, Constance 20,22,26,34,77,90 Claghorn, Keith 38,44,53,65 Claghorn, Ted 62,77,90 Clanin, Cathy 65 Clanin, Leslie 13,34,37,65 Cobb, Steven 24,28,38,65 Cochran, John 42,65 Collins, Richard 12,24,28,42,43,47,50,54,61, 62,77,90 Conner, Mr. 44 Coolidge, Thomas 28,71 Coratti, Mark 77,90 Coratti, Mike 65 Cowens, John 24 ,28,47,52,54,71 Crosbie, Barry 44,65 Crosbie, Garry 38,45,65 Crowder, Dennis 65 Davis, Glen 71 Davis, Robert 20,65 Dawson, Diana 15,24,26,37,65 Dawson, Dorinda 24,26,77,90 Day, Susan 13,14,23,16,71 DeArmond, Judith 26,65 DeArmond, Robert 23,77,90 Dedrick, Lesley 37,65 DeWitt, Mr. 42,43,50 Dentel, Kent 12,47,54,77,90 Dentel, Marsha 26,37,71 Ditmer, Kathy 24,26,37,71 Dold, Nancy 13,14,24,16,37,62,77,88,90 Dotterer, Katheryn 15,25,26,31,37,65 Dresser, Ronald 28,77,90 Dubach, Kenneth 28,42,50,65 Dunn, Trudith 20,22,26,30,37,77,86,87,90 93 Dunnwiddie, Dan 24,65 Dustman, Gene 71 Edington, Jack 11,12,18,22,24,28,38,61,78, 90 Edington, Mr. 11,58 Edington, Thomas 11,15,24,28,45,65 Edris, William 24,65,87 Egly, Carl 78,90 Eltzroth, Teresa 26,34,37,78,90 Evans, Katherine 20,25,26,35,37,65 Fair, Mr. 52 Falk, Richard 65 Farling, Mrs. 32 Fey, Mike 44,65 Fischer, Mr. 58 Fox, Cindy 26,31,65 Frauhiger, Keit h 24,38,78,90 Frauhiger, Steve 20,22,23,78,90 Frauhiger, Wanita 20,25,26,37,71 Fraysier, Marlene 20,65 Frederick, Ron 78,90 Fuller, Jack 66 Fulton, Karen 24,26,71 Cagle, Phillip 11,25,28,30,38,61,78,86,90 Garrett, Ginny 26,34,37,71 Garrett, John 28,71 Garrett, Scott 18,22,24,53,66 Garton, Cindy 37,66 Garton, Dan 38,45,50,54,71 Gaskill, Thomas 38,78,90 Gaunt, Cindy 26,34,37,78,90 Gaunt, Diane 26,37,66 Geary, David 24,28,38,39,45,54,78,90 Geary, Debbie 26,37,66 Geels, John 38,53,71 Geisel, Valerie 20,22,25,26,37,71 Gentis, Pamela 20,22,25,26,37,66 Gentis, Randy 24,28,30,38,39,42,43,50,54,71 Gentis, Teresa 26,66 Gephart, Gary 78,90 Gerber, Doug 12,14,20,21,22,24,28,61,78,86, 87.90 Gerber, Mrs. 62 Gerber, Tom 11,12,13,14,18,22,25,28,60,62, 78.87.90 Gibbs, Debra 66 Gibbs, Jim 71 Gibson, Carl 71 Gilbert, Debra 15,20,22,24,26,37,66 Gilliom, Thomas 15,53,66 Ginter, Deborah 34,71 Gitlin, Rebecca 25,26,31,37,66 Gitlin, William 11,12,30,38,44,61,78,86,87,90 Gobernatz, Raymond 78,90 Goberatz, Theresa 71 Goodwin, Bruce 28,38,44,54,71 Graeflin, Ronald 22,66 Graham, Vicki 20,71,78 Grandlinard, Vicki 24,26,31,34,90 Haecker, David 12,13,25,28,30,38,45,54,61, 62.79.90 Haecker, Ellen 11,25,26,31,35,37,66 Haffner, Deborah 14,20,25,26,32,71 Haffner, Norma 15,24,26,37,66 Hahn, Melba 23,26,30,35,37,79,86,87,90 Hale, Debbie 26,79,90 Hall, Cheryl 71 Hanni, Donald 44,66 Hamilton, Ann 12,14,25,26,31,36,37,72 Harvey, James 18,22,66 Harvey, Steve 66 Hauk, Cindy 12,14,20,22,24,26,36,37,72 Hauk, Mr. 58 Heller, Donald 66 Heller, Ronald 72 Heyerly, Deborah 24,26,37,66 Heyerly, Galen 18,66 Hilton, Ronald 72 Hirshey, Bruce 45,53,66 Hochstedler, Gerald 66 Holloway, Jane 26,79,90 Holmes, Pam 26,31,36,37,66 Horgan, John 66 Houlihan, Dan 12,20,47,51,55,79,86,88,90 Hudgins, Debra 18,26,30,61,79,87,90 Huffman, Camille 12,13,14,23,25,26,37,72 Huffman, William 23,66 Hughes, Dale 25,28,44,66 Hullinger, Robert 12,30,45,47,52,55,61,62, 79.86.90 Hullinger, William 24,44,66 Hunter, James 39,79,90 Jackson, Janice 11,12,13,14,24,26,27,30,37, 60.61.62.79.86.87.88.90 Jackson, Michael 23,45,66 Jackson, Sally 26,30,37,79,86,90 Jacobs, Jack 24,38,39,66 Jahn, Mark 28,38,42,72 Jaskie, Karen 11,12,13,20,22,26,30,31,32,37, 61.62.80.86.90 Jeffries, James 28,72 Johnson, Marcia 23,24,26,37,72 Johnson, Mr. 58 Johnson, Sylvia 20,22,25,26,37,61,80,86,87, 88.90 Kaade, Kathy 11,12,13,14,20,22,24,26,30,37 62.80.86.90 Kaade, Kay 12,14,20,22,24,26,30,37,80,86,90 Kahn, Teresa 67 Keller, Mr. 45,51 Keller, Jill 23,24,26,37,72 Kelty, Mr. 24,58 Kephart, Jim 11,12,14,20,24,28,30,45,47,55, 61.80.86.87.90 Kershner, Mr. 58 Kiefer, Tom 20,22,24,30,44,55,61,80,86,90 King, Judy 80,90 King, Kenneth 72 King, Vernie 26,37,67 Kipfer, Veda 15,26,67 Kizer, Ben 18,22,44,72 Kline, Steve 80,90 Knoble, James Kracium, Mr. 44,58 Krummen, Tom 80,90 Fakes, Ross 20,22,24,28,30,61,80,87,90 Fampton, Mary Beth 26,30,37,72 Lantz, Alan 25,67 Lautzenheiser, Mike 12,28,30,45,47,55,61, 62.80.90 Lehman, Linda 26,37,72 Lehman, Shirley 26,67 Lepter, Beverly 26,37,80,90 Lepter, Brenda 15,18,25,26,35,67 Lewis, Mary 26,72 Lindsey, Curt 28,72 Lingeman, Kathy 24,26,37,72 Lockwood, Don 18,22,24,42,50,67 Lockwood, Tom 80,90 Lohmuller, Martin 24,28,38,72 Lohmuller, Mary 13,23,24,26,30,35,37,72 Long, Mr. 58 Longenberger, Sandra 15,24,26,37,67 Lovell, Catherine 26,32,37,72 Loveland, Mr. 27,59 Lucabaugh, Sandra 14,23,24,26,37,72 Maggart, John 11,24,28,45,50,55,72 Mahan, John 39,72 Makowski, Jeff 24,28,50,67 Makowski, Steve 24,28,45,55,61,80,90 Mailer, Edward 18,24,67 Mailer, Glen 18,28,38,42,50,55,80,90 Mailer, Gloria 26,37,72 Mailer, John 67 Malone, Rebecca 20,26,72 Mann, Monnah 34 Manthey, Carol 14,18,25,26,35,72 Manthey, Walter 12,25,28,45,53,55,61,81, 90 Marckres, David 39,67 Markley, Dean 72 Markley, Debra 26,72 Markley, Douglas 28,81,90 Markley, Vickie 26,67 Marshall, Claude 72 Marshall, David 67 Marshall, Pat 25,28,38,45,50,72 Mason, Richard 18,22,81,90 May, John 11,38,44,67 Mayer, Janet 26,67 Maynard, Beth 24,26,37,72 Mayne, Michael 67 Mefford, Kathy 23,72 Mefford, Rita 26,67 Melton, Larry 38,81,90 Melton, Peggy 26,34,35,67 Mendenhall, Ronald 15,25,67 Mettler, James 23,44,47,50,55,81,90 Meyer, Jerry 11,12,14,25,28,52,72 Meyer, Patricia 25,26,37,67 Meyer, Rodney 18,22,24,28,38,72 Meyer, Tim 18,22,67 Michlitsch, John 24,28,50,72 Miller, Constance 24,26,37,72 Miller, David 25,38,39,67 Miller, Kenneth 81,90 Miller, Leslie 25,26,31,37,72 Miller, Marta 15,18,25,26,35,67 Miller, Stan 28,38,39,61,81,90 Miller, Teresa 26,37,67 Miller, Terry 38,39,81,90 Miller, Tim 11,12,28,38,42,43,50,55,61,62, 81,90 Miller, William 67 Miner, Jeff 14,24,28,38,39,52,55,73 Mock, Dan 24,67 Modlin, Mr. 11,45,50,58 Monroe, Mitch 18,25,28,39,67 Monticue, Carol 24,26,37,61,81,90 Moon, Mr. 59 Moore, George 24,28,38,39,45,51,55,73 Morgan, Beth 25,26,73 Morgan, Bruce 81,90 Morgan, Eugene 23,45,67 Moser, Brenda 20,26,67 Moser, Debra 20,22,26,32,37,73 Moser, Laura 24,26,35,37,67 Moser, Rose 20,25,26,37,73 Moser, Saundra 24,26,37,67 Mossburg, Gail 24,26,37,73 Mossburg, Steve 23,24,67 Mugg, Steve 12,24,28,42,43,47,50,55,81,88, 90 Murphy, Barbara 14,23,25,37,61,81,87,90 Murphy, David 24,68 Murphy, George 38,39,51,55,67 Murray, Cathy 13,20,23,30,37,61,62,82,87, 90 Murray, Laura 13,14,24,26,31,37,73 Murray, Ted 15,18,22,24,28,52,55,67 Musser, Rebbecca 26,37,73 Myers, Douglas 23,28,67 Myers, Mark 45,73 Myers, Virginia 67 Mygrant, Roger 73 McConnehey Dennis 24,73 McCormick, Melody 13,25,26,37,61,62,82, 90 McCune, Barry 38,82,90 McDonald, Larry 82,90 McPheeters, Ann 13,24,26,37,61,82,90 Naser, Miss 35,59 Nash, Mrs. 27,59 Neuenschwander, Darlene 26,32,34,37,82, 90 Neuenschwander, Vicki 26,37,73 Niblick, Mark 14,28,30,38,52,55,73 Niblick, Richard 73 Nicholas, Deborah 13,23,26,37,73 Nicholson, Deborah 26,34,37,82,90 Nicholson, Neal 68 Noonan, Joyce 26,68 Nowak, Cheryl 12,14,25,26,30,32,35,37,73 Nutter, Mary 26,37,68 Nutter, Susan 26,34,73 Nyffeler, James 15,24,68 Okey, Jacquelyn 24,26,82,90 Oliver, Beth 26,68 Oliver, Donald 23,39,68 Oman, Jerome 18,68 Osborn, Rickie 18,44,68 Oswalt, Denise 12,24,26,31,37,82,90 Pace, Terry 39,82,90 Park, Mr. 58 Pastore, Stephen 44,68 Patterson, Candy 68 Paxson, Christine 26,37,68 Paxson, Pam 26,82,90 Paxson, Pat 14,73 Penrod, Geoffrey 11,15,18,25,28,44,53,55,68 Pettibone, Michael 25,44,53,68 Pfister, Rebecca 25,26,37,68 Phegley, Noel 28,45,53,55,73 Phillips, David 11,12,14,23,25,28,61,82,87, 88.90 Phillips, Mark 25,45,73 Pietz, Diane 37,68 Pietz, Nancy 26,37,83,90 Pommer, Larry 73 Pond, Jacalyn 24,26,37,61,83,87,90 Pond, Julie 26,37,74 Poore, John 83,90 Pope, Allen 24,28,74 Powell, Ann 20,26,30,34,37,83,86,90 Powell, Pam 26,61,83,90 Powell, Phoebe 13,26,37,74 Prible, Mr. 58 Pulley, Sheila 26,32,37,83,90 Reber, Raymond 83,90 Reber, Steve 11,12,24,28,30,38,45,55,61,62, 83.86.87.90 Reich, Dieter 23,83,90 Reidenbach, Tim 11,25,44,68 Reiff, Kathleen 15,20,24,68 Reineck, Kit 24,68 Reinhard, Patricia 26,37,83,90 Reusser, John 28,38,42,74 Reusser, Tim 11,15,42,43,53,55,68 Reynolds, Billy 68 Reynolds, Gale 74 Rhodes, Dwight 11,38,74 Ridgway, Lillian 18,26,68 Riley, Rita 13,15,24,26,35,37,68 Ringger, Lela 20,22,26,30,37,61,83,86,87,90 Rittenhouse, Kent 15,25,68 Rivar, Jane 18,20,21,22,24,26,35,36,37,68 Rivar, Susan 12,20,26,37,61,83,90 Roberson, Mr. 59 Robertson, Michael 23,83,90 Robison, Mr. 59 Robles, Dennis 74 Rockwell, Ted 18,68 Rohring, Stephen 24,50,68 Rosales, Elia 83,90 Rose, Mrs. 59,62 Ross, Michael 23,39,68 Roth, Mr. 22,59 Rudy, Nadine 20,26,30 Rush, Dennis 12,14,84,90 Rusher, Dan 18,22,68 Rusher, Douglas 18,68 Russell, Julia 25,26,37,61,84,90 Russell, Michael 38,69 Russell, Patrick 38,45,69 Sands, Jill 24,26,37 Sautbine, Mary 13,23,25,34,37 Sautbine, Steve 23,69 Schaefer, Sam Schaffter, Cheryl 12,26,36,37,61,84,87,90 Schaffter, Linda 25,26,37,69 Schladenhauffen, Mark 44,69 Schladenhauffen, Susan 14,18,26,74 Schlagenhauf, Mr. 59,86 Schneider, Mary 26,31,84,90 Schnepf, Mrs. 58 Schocke, Rae Ann 26,37,69 Schroeder, Craig 18,22,25,39,45,69 Schwartz, Donald 18,39,84,90 Schwartz, Robert 23,28,38,84,90 Schwartz, Robert 45,53,55,74 Schwartz, Steve 23,39,50,69 Scott, Debra 24,26,37,74 Shalley, Mr. 24,59 Shaw, Pennie 15,24,26,31,35,37,69 Sheets, Larry 18,20,21,22,25,74 Shepherd, Kenneth 45,50,69 Shepherd, Terry 23,30,84,90 Sills, Kathryn 12,24,26,37,61,84,90 Sills, Kris 14,24,26,37,74 Skelton, Suzanne 20,22,24,30,37,74 94 Skiles, Steve 25,28,45,47,51,55,74 Smeltzer, Jane 23,26,37,69 Smith, Neal 25,28,74 Smith, Steve 28,74 Smith, Ted 12,25,28,38,42,50,55,84,86,90 Soper, Mr. 59 Sorrels, Mrs. 59 Souder, Michael 69 Spade, David 24,28,38,45,50,55,74 Spain, Jane 23,24,26,37,75 Spichiger, Darlene 13,23,24,26,30,37,75 Spichiger, Keith 28,39,75 Sprunger, Ted 28,45,53,55,75 Stanton, Edwin 23,45,69 Steffen, Ann 20,22,24,30,35,37,61,84,86,87, 90 Steffen, Cynthia 18,26,75 Steffen, Kay 26,34,84,90 Steffen, Mark 24,28,38,55,75 Steffen, Scheryl 25,26,30,34,37,85,86,87,90 Steffen, Tom 18,22,45,69 Stevenson, Dan Stevenson, Sheila 20,22,24,26,37,69 Stinson, John 75 Stinson, Linda 11,12,14,26,37,85,90 Stinson, Robert 28,35,75 Stout, Bonnie 37,75 Stout, Brenda 24,26,69 Stout, Jennifer 26,37,85,90 Streater, Alicia 20,22,25,26,37,62,75 Studebaker, Clint 75 Studebaker, Miss 59 Swisher, Beth 13,14,24,26,31,37,75 Taylor, Miss 59 Terhune, Keith 18,23,45,50,69 Terhune, Wayne Thomas, James 15,18,22,25,69 Thompson, Dan 28,38,45,53,55,85,87,90 Thompson, Deborah 37,75 Thompson, Mr. 58 Tonner, David 28,90 Tonner, Mary 23,24,26,37,69 Tonner, Robert 23,30,61,87,90 Trimble, Charleen 24,26,37,85,90 Trimble, Paula 24,26,35,37,69 Trubey, Rubin 15,20,24,26,69 Tuttle, Andy 24,85,90 Ullman, Kurt 18,69 Uptgraft, Deb 25,26,35,37,75 Uptgraft, Ronald 20,22,75 VanOver, Curtis 24,50,69 Walburn, Rebecca 13,26,37,61,62,85,90 Walko, Karen 26,37,69 Walko, Linda 26,37,85,90 Wallace, Priscilla 69 Warber, Alvin 39,85,90 Ward, Dan 11,14,25,28,38,39,53,60,75 Ward, Dana 20,22,25,26,30,75 Ward, Waunita 24,26,37,69 Ware, Harold 28,75 Watters, Kathy 25,26,37,75 Watters, Mrs. 32 Wenger, Elaine 25,69 Wenger, Mark 28,75 White, James Willett, Marjorie Willey, Cindy 26,31,36,37,75 Williams, Alan 24,75 Williams, David 85,90 Williams, Harold 38,39,45,69 Wilson, Stan 18,25,38,51,55,62,75 Wilson, Valerie 15,24,26,69 Wimmer, Jan 11,12,14,20,22,23,85,90 Wogoman, Anita 26,37,85,90 Wogoman, Mary 24,26,37,69 WolT lames 28,75 Wolfcale, David 23,28,38,51,55,85,90 Wolfcale, Sally 26,37,69 Woods, Emily 26,34,69 Woods, Martha 24,26,34,61,85,90 Yergler, Renee 20,22,24,26,37,69 Yergler, Richard 50,87,69 Zalac, Charles 69 Zello, Joseph 11,15,69 Zoll, Becky 18,26,75 Faculty BENNETT, ROBERT: Bookkeeping, Law, Typing; Junior Class Sponsor; Ticket Chairman; Butler University B.M.; Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music; Ball State University; Indiana University Extension; Purdue University Extension. BODKIN, LOIS: Latin, English; Latin Club Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor; Indiana State University A.B. BROMAN, RALPH: Math, Physics, Chemistry; Sophomore Class Sponsor; National Honor Society Sponsor; Ball State University A. B.; Indiana University M.A. BROWN, JAMES: Business Law, Typing, Bookkeeping; Intramural Bowling, Intramural Basketball Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor; Huntington College B.S. CHRISTIAN, GENEVIEVE: Library Science; Student Librarian Sponsor; Ball State University A.B.; M.A. EDINGTON, EUGENE: Industrial Arts; Asst. Principal; Student Council Co-sponsor; Ball State University B.S.; M.A. FISCHER, STEVEN: Psychology, Sociology, World History; Senior Class Sponsor; Ball State University B.S.; M.A. JOHNSON, VICTOR: Industrial Arts; Sophomore Class Sponsor; University of Wisconsin B.S.; Purdue University. KELTY, ROBERT: Business Arithmetic, Spanish; Spanish Club Co-sponsor; Sports Photographer; Sophomore Class Sponsor;. St. Francis College A.B. KERSHNER, ED: Physical Education; Asst. Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Taylor University B. S.; St. Francis College. KRACIUM, MICHAEL: Social Studies; Junior Class Sponsor; Indiana University B.S. LONG, LELAND: Social Studies, English; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Washington and Jefferson College A.B.; St. Francis College M.A. LOVELAND, JOHN: Social Studies; Hi-Y Club Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor; Western Michigan University A.B.; Indiana University M.A.T. MODLIN, RAY: Math; Asst. Principal; Football Coach, Track Coach; Ball State University B.S.; M.A. MOON, CHARLES: Advanced Biology; Sophomore Class Sponsor; University of Utah, B.S. NASER, SUSAN: Physical Education; GAA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor; Murray State University B.S. NASH, LOIS: Home Economics; Y-Teen Club Sponsor, FHA Sponsor; Ball State University B.S. ROBERSON, RAYMOND: Social Studies; Senior Class Sponsor; Huntington College B.S.; Ball State University. ROBISON, JERRY: Law; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Middle Tennessee State University B.S.; Ball State University M.A. ROSE, DOROTHY: English, Journalism; Comet; Senior Class Play Director; Senior Class Sponsor; Yearbook Sponsor; DePauw Uni¬ versity, Ball State University B.S.; M.A. ROTH, STAN: Music; Band, Chorus, Stage Band, Swing Choir, Twirling Corps; Audio-Visual Department Head; Ball State University B.S.; St. Francis College. SCHLAGENHAUF, LARRY: English; Junior Class Play Director; Thespians Club Sponsor; Freshman Football Coach; Junior Class Sponsor; Purdue A.B. SCHNEPF, DOROTHY: English; Guidance Counselor; St. Francis College A.B.; M.S. SHALLEY, SHELDON: Spanish; Spanish Club Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor; Olivet Nazarene College A.B. SOPER, FLOYD: Chemistry, Math; Senior Class Sponsor; Ball State University A.B.; M.A. SORRELS, JoELLEN: Art; Dabblers Club Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor; Ball State University B.S. STUDEBAKER, HILDA: English, Public Speaking; Speech Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Manchester College A.B.; Ball State University M.A. TAYLOR, MARILYN: Business Education, Intensive Lab; Ball State University B.S. THOMPSON, DAVID: Guidance Counselor; Ball State University A.B.; M.A. Retrospect Staff Editors: Tom Gerber, Jan Jackson. Activities: Meleta Carnall, Becky Walburn. Business: Karen Jaskie. Art: Cathy Murray. Faculty: Sylvia Johnson, Steve Makowski. Layout: Susan Rivar. People: Rick Collins, Melody McCormick. Photography: David Phillips, Jack Edington, Steve Reber. Typing: Tim Miller, Jackie Pond. Sports: Mike Lautzenheiser, Sam Aeschliman, John Booher, Cheryl Schaffter. Junior Assistants: Martha Jean Baumgartner, Debbra Allen, Dan Ward, Jim Almdale. Sponsor: Mrs. Max Rose. Acknowledgments The 1970 Retrospect Staff wishes to thank The American Yearbook Company and Robert ' s Studio for their help in making this book possible. 95