Bremen High School - Sprig O Mint Yearbook (Bremen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

SENIORS On a warm September afternoon in l938, twenty-four squirming little sea serpents wiggled into the brand new Bremen Aquarium. We were Rolland Aker, Paul Bailey, Marilyn Forsythe, Dave Bowser, Evelyn Boyer, Junior Elliott, Eugene Dutoi, Bill Frenger, Fred Haas, Willie Hochstetler, Glenice Jensen, Frank Jones, Nettie Keyser, Lowell Kuhn, Marlene Layman, Herb Leeper, Frank Roberts, Glen Scott, .lay Senff, Ted Swank, Tonia Tombaugh, .lim Unsicker, Windy Walterhouse, and Jack Zillmer. The next year Linc Wolfe ioined us. Our third year a few more wiggled in. Lucy Carrico and Shirley Muncy came from South Bend, and from the twin city, Mishawaka, came Bob Hall. Wakarusa gave us Dotti Heckaman. ln the fourth grade Barbara Ruger slipped in from Michigan, and Charlie Sult came from Grovertown in the fifth grade. Then during our sixth year Carolyn Aukerman arrived here from Laporte. Bob Myers came in the seventh grade and in the eighth grade we received another Mishawaka fish when Kenny Crowel swam into our midst. ln our first big splash at the Aquarium for Big Fish, in plunged Millie Weber, Martha Mutti, Louie Bollenbacher, and Phyl Thomas from the Lutheran School. Tom Smith dropped in from Elkhart later on that year. ln our tenth year Wayne Schlemmer lumped in from Madison and Mount Ayer tossed us Leonard Stichter. 7 After a fairly successful magazine sales campaign and a hectic Junior Play, Here Comes Charlie lHey, Uncle Aleclll, we had acquired a chestful of pirate's gold which was enough to finance the Prom. Kenny Crowel and Glenice Jensen were the official rulers of the Prom which was held in our own home port. Our Senior play Nothing But the Truth, was postponed several times so we poor fish are still in the dark about it. Several of us have worked hard trying to make this Sprig iust a little better. Now we are a big school of fish with 41 of us perched on our careers. 2 new .--.,,l,,, so - :,'::x: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, seated: Glenice Jensen, president, Dorothy Heckaman, treasurer. Standing: Martha Mutti, secretary, and Lowell Kuhn, vice-president. 8 ROLLAND AKER A nicer guy you cannol find, There's nol anolher of his kind. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Concert Choir 4, Movie Operalor 4. CAROLYN AUKERMAN Shari and sweel all day lhrough, She always has a grin for you. Journalism 2, 4, Librarian 2, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Sprig O' Mint 4. PAUL BAILEY 'Senior Junk Heap' is lhe name Of lhe car lhal broughl him fame. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. . 3 e l Ml LOUIS BOLLENBACHERA He is always a liflle dappy, Bul one fhing sure, he is always happy- 'NYS :N W KN g-1' DAVID BOWSER Sllenl and mighly is he, He's all fhal a boy should be. 5 EVELYN BOYER ,vs Marriage preferred. Llbrarlan 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4- Sunshine 3 , , ,Q n! , O MARIA CARRICO Lucy, Lucy, they all shout, How she'd like to throw it out! Journalism 2, 4, WE Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Librarian l, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, President Band 4, Mixed Chorus l, Drama Club 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Sun- shine 3, 4-H l, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- ,mv EUGENE DUTOI Women don't scare me! F. F. A. 4, Science Club l, Movie Operator 4, Sprig O' Mint 4. MARILYN FO RSYTHE From BonDurant to Forsythe she's changed her name, But to us she's still the same. Journalism 2, Librarian I, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Class Play 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, Movie Operator 2, 4. KENNY CROWEL He'd give a dollar or a penny For his dear little Glenny. Journalism l, 2, Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus l, Drama Club 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, Sprig O' Mint 4, Prom King 3. Q-...ay JUNIOR ELLIOTT 5Ieepy and tired the live-long day, But wait till nightfhe's on his way. Student Council l, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Concert Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Sprig O' Mint 4. BILL FRENGER l'm not lazy l'm just in love with rest! Student Athletic Manager l, 2, Movie Operator 4. 1 FRED HAAS Tall and handsome, it is said, ls what all the girls think of Fred. Journalism 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sprig O' Mint 4, Movie Operator 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HALL Bobby's always full of vim, This old world needs more like him. Mixed Chorus 1, Baseball 4, 1:,i'1 I Movie Operator l, 2, 4. DOROTHY HECKAMAN Although to Bremen she's been true, Her heart's at Indiana U. Journalism I, Tri-Hi-Y 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Class Play 3, Sunshine 3, Class Officer 4, Sprig O' Mint 4, Sprig O' Mint Editor 4. GLENICE JENSEN With little brown freckles on her nose, She's always welcome wherever she goes. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Tri-Hi-Y President 4, Librarian l, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 'l, Droma Club 2, Class Plays 3, 4, Sunshine 3, Class Officer 4, Sprig O' Mint 4, Prom Queen 3. WILLIS HOCHSTETLER 'Oh, Dad! These womenl' Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Sprig O' Mint 4, Movie Operator 4. FRANK JONES With never much to say, He goes on from day to day, Movie Operator l. ' 1 . .l ,, . 'T'T.7 JEANETTE KEYSER Full of vigor and of fun, She's liked by everyone. Librarian 4, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, Class Play 4, Sunshine 3, 4-H 1, Movie Operator 2, Sprig O' Mint 4. LOWELL KUHN Lowell Kuhn with his curly hair, Is the dream of some maiden fair. Bond l, 2, 3, 4, F. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Movie Operator 4. J . 'ii-1 l Y Yfklif '. arf' 5 if'.TN W as- E N 1-.: 52' . ff' V .. ,, . S 1 3 A .x MARLENE LAYMAN They coll her 'Blondie'. HERBERT LEEPER Everything will come if a man will G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, only wil Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Sprig O' Mint 4. Concert Choir 3, 4, F. A. A. I, 2, SHIRLEY MUNCY Shirley's sweet and she is shy, But she has sure caught one mon's eye. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine 3, Sprig O' Mint 4. 3, 4, Science Club 'l, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4. MARTHA MUTTI Quite a cutie, Martha is, And at studies, quiie a whiz. G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Sunshine 3, Class Officer 4, Sprig O' Mint 4. S-Q--r .5 i 'ff vNC' BOB MYERS He is heard from every section, Singing a little bruneHe's affec- tion. 4-H 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 2, Sprig' O' Mint 4, Movie Operator 2, 3, 4. FRANK ROBERTS Frank is fall and full of fun, A real swell pal la anyone. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 4-H l, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Movie Operator 4, Sprig O' Mint 4. -f 1, -2Gs2Rs:1:,..2v-1fSfz,if.1f5gSr- 'a-szfesiwelYH-s-.rr-ubrw: . .,, . ,ss . f -K1 e ff, ,j 1 A-x jvy git, ,,,,., ,,,,, q V e s 1. t,31'Sr,,1.:,,f ' - - New x..,,D BARBARA RUGER WAYNE SCHLEMMER Pleasant is she, and full of in- l jus! can'l keep slill. dUS'fY- Mixed chow, 3, 4, sprag o' Mane Librarian l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Movie Operator 4, Madison Sunshine 3, Sprig O' Mint 4. 1,2. GLEN SCOTT Haste makes Waste. Journalism 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Softbdll l, Movie Operator 2, 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sprig O' Mint 4. JAY SENFF A smile for every boy, And iwo for every girl. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4-H 4, Class Plays 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Basketball 4, Softball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Concert Choir 4. it J 1:-fv TOM SMITH Now when I had my lasf wreck-! LEONARD STICHTER I envy anyone who knows more lhan l, Buf prfy anyone who knows less. Sludenl Council 4, Mount Ayre CHARLES SULT A liflle backward abou! coming forward. PHYLLIS THOMAS Shari, afhlefic, and everyone's Pal, Pinkie Thomas is our gal. G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, President G. A. A. 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Sunshine 3, Class Officer 3, Concerl Choir 3, 4, Sprig O' Min! 4. ld TED SWANK Always laughing, always gay, He helps you chase your blues away. Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, Movie Operator 4, Class Officer 3, Sprig O' Mint 4. TONIA TOMBAUGH Dark, mysferious, wiih eyes of brown, A nicer girl couldn'f be found. Sludenl Council 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Sunshine 3, Cancer! Choir 4, Sprig O' Mini 4. JAMES UNSICKER Tonight is my night for the car. 4-H 3, 4, F. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent F. F. A. 4, Movie Operator 4. ., 9 WINFRED WALTERHOUSE 83 Every day is ladies Day for me. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3 Basketball l, 2, Baseball 2, 3 S all'lSri O' 't4. . el, MILDRED WEBER loves many, trusts few. G. A. A. l, 2, Sunshine 3. LINCOLN WOLFE lincoln is our Sl1utterABug, Snapping everybody's mug. Student Council 'l, 3, Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Hi-Y 3, Pres- ident Hi-Y 4, Basketball l, 2, 3 4, Softball l, Sprig O' Mint 4. 1 JACK ZILLMER RolIing out the dough is he, Working at the bakery. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, Mix Chorus l, 2. I5 1-1 N -' ' J., if 1 'al Q ,nfl , 1 - E, ,- Mun .1 F I ' r r C G 6,0 Q ' 5' s U 4 of fi 5 fl 4' ' Do, - 0' 8' o cw 00 S' 6 0 .9 ,- o '50 0 oo.o.o...o CED Personality Girl .,,, Personality Boy .,.... Most Studious Girl ...., Most Studious Boy .,... Best Dressed Girl .... SENIOR Q Best Dressed Boy ...,.,,.., Girl Most Likely to Succeed .... Boy Most Likely to Succeed ..,. Silliest Girl, . ..,..... . . Silliest Boy. .... . . Best Girl Athlete .,,., Best Boy Athlete ...., Girl with Best Figure ..i.. Boy with Best Physique .... Most Talented Girl ..., . Most Talented Boy ,... 'TOLL . . . .Glenice Jensen . . . . .Kenny Crowel . . . .Tonia Tombaugh . . . Lincoln Wolfe . . .Mildred Weber . . . . , . . .Junior Elliott . . . .Dorothy Heckaman . . . . .Linuoln Wolfe . . Maria Carrico ,....Jay Senff . . Phyllis Thomas . .Kenny Crowel . . Martha Mutti . . . Fred Haas . . .Maria Carrico .. .. Ted Swank . . .Barbara Ruger JaySenff . . .Dorothy Heckaman . . . , . Frank Roberts . . Glenice Jensen . . . Jay Senff l Shortest Girl .,.,. Shortest Boy .,,.. Tallest Girl .... . . Tallest Boy ..,....., Most Popular Girl .... Most Popular Boy ....... 3 Wk . CND 2 ff L l X q - .----iff : E A ' ' 2 5? I ' ' ,- 1' 7' i : lv' ff - ,Q-fs , 23 5 i 5 'fs Q UL NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH was presented Friday, February 2, 1951, by the Senior Class. The plot centers around Bob Bennett who has a 510,000 bet that he will not tell a lie for 24 hours. He has a hard time living up to it and the result is FUN!! nmmxmws -s 1 Bob Bennett ...., Gwen Ralston, . . E. M. Ralston .... Bishop Doran .... Mrs. E. M. Ralston. . Ethel Clark ...,.. Mable Jackson. . . , Sable Jackson. . . Martha, the maid Mx. , .sm CAST . . . .Lowell Kuhn . . . .Tonic Tombaugh Clarence Van Dusen. . . Dick Donnelly ....... Willis Hochstetler .,..,Ted Swank Marlene Layman . .Maria Carrico . . .Martha Mutti .Jeanette Keyser Marilyn Forsythe ......Jay Senff , . . .Glen Scott CLASS WILL We, the class of l95l, being of sound body and half a mind leave to our friends, class- mates and teachers, the following, hoping that they can put them to better use than we have. I, Rolland Aker, will my love for a sophomore girl to Bill Mummey. I, Carolyn Aukermon, will my size to Nancy Bak. I, Paul Bailey, will my ability to pick up girls to Kenneth Haas.. I, Marilyn Forsythe, will my office iob to anyone who likes work. I, Louis Bollenbacher, will my cigars to Donnie Schnieder. I, Evelyn Boyer, will my ability to stay engaged to Gerry Spencer. I, David Bowser, will my beloved Pontiac to anyone who will have it. I, Maria Carrico, will my nickname Lucy back to the Indians. I, Kenny Crowel, will my hair lacquer to Shive. I, Eugene Dutoi, will my quiet ways to Charles Ritter. I, Junior Elliott, will my love for the opposite sex to Terry Schurr. I, Bill Frenger, will my knowledge of government to Miriam Hochstetler. I, Fred Haas, will my beard to Bobby Carrico. I, Dorothy Heckaman, will my determined ways to Rosemary Mutti. I, Robert Hall, will my bubble gum to the F. B. A. lFuture Blowers of America.l I, Willis Hochstetler, will my eternal struggle in bookkeeping to future inmates. I, Glenice Jensen, will my freckles to Frank Salhoff. I, Frank Jones, will my love for Elliott to all the Junior Girls. I, Jeanette Keyser, will my giggle to Neva Hoch- stetler. SENIOR WILL I, Lowell Kuhn, will my curly hair to Roger Beehler. I, Herbert Leeper, will my pretty blue car to Glen Bellman. I, Marlene Layman, will my love for agriculture class to Carol Weston. l, Bob Myers, will not will Doris to anyone. I, Shirley Muncy, will my love for horses to Nola Tucker. l, Martha Mutti, will my boy-friends to the Fresh- men Girls. I, Frank Roberts, will my height to Miss Irion. I, Barbara Ruger, will my method of evading 6th Period Class to any future office practice student. l, Wayne Schlemmer, will my typing speed to Charles Arch. I, Glen Scott, will my careful driving to Bruce Hardy. I, Jay Senff, will my net shirt to anyone who is brave enough to wear it. I, Tom Smith, will my ability to lose weight to Frank Peters. I, Leonard Stichter, will my innocent ways to Jim Drof. I, Charles Sult, will my side-burns to Joe Haney. I, Ted Swank, will my artistic talent to Jack Hall. I, Phyllis Thomas, will my love for government to Stanley Mutti. I, Tonia Tombaugh, will my ability to beat the last bell to Charles Walters. I, Jim Unsicker, will my dimples to Violet Borkholder. I, Winfred Walterhouse, will my strength to all future prize fighters of B. H. S. I, Mildred Weber, will my work at the R. 8- H. to Wilma Miller. I, Lincoln Wolfe, will my knowledge of chemistry to Loretta Keyser. I, Jack Zillmer, will depart. With the hope that all above property will be fully appreciated and used to advantage, we do hereby name Jane Mayer, president of the Junior Class, as sole executor of this our last will and testament. In witness thereof, we the class of 1951, have to this our will, set our talented hands and seal this tenth day of May, One thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. I9 Witnesses: Mrs. Avis Seiler Mr. John B. Morland HONOR SIUDEN g E63 E - pi, ' 5- S ' N , Q7 C7 snlurmom an vALEo1cT0RInN S BOYOHVX Llnco I n Hec,Konma W H- ' 5 15 S 36 f Q3 GM if J 7bhl q Tomlvomqh Go? A e 'L Q.. WHEN WE WERE .IUNIORS Kenny Crowel Glenice Jensen Although our Junior year wasn't as busy as our Senior year, we kept busy with the prom and the play. Our prom, which was held in the gym on May 6, l95O, revolved around a wishing well in the center of the gym and o small white picket fence separated the dance floor from the tables. The music was by the Top-Hats, an excellent orchestra from South Bend and Kenny and Glenice were elected by our class as king and queen. The play HERE COMES CHARLIE was a hilarious comedy with Kenny and Glenice playing the leading roles. Jay did a good iob as Uncle Alec with o hill billy accent and a boiled shirt. Junior, as Kenny's best friend, generally got himself into difficulties with Kenny's aunt, Eunice Neusus. Dot's brood, Ted and Martha, were about the snootiest of the lot until Ted fell in love with Glenice. Windy managed to find ci cop's uniform big enough for him and Moria had an lrish accent for weeks afterwards, but the play was a good one and everyone had a wonderful time presenting it. Miss Terwilliger directed the production. 21 i-.N 3 ann ,563 4-5- 415.5 -1 in 'R- In Flgf . n. 91-5 at ,, , '1- x I AXX xl 5 .H .IUNIORS Along with the other little fishes in Bremen High School, we have 5'I lobsters. They are our mighty junior class, with Jane Mayer heading them as president, Richard Nichols is vice- president and Bonnie Tombaugh is secretary-treasurer. Stan Mutti and Rosemary Mutti represent the iuniors in Student Council. These little lobsters are very active, too. They have 'I8 in band, 9 in concert choir, 7 in mixed chorus, 8 in G.A.A., 5 in Hi-Y, 9 in Tri-Hi-Y, 2 in F.F.A., and 3 librarians. They have also been busy all year discussing the prom, magazine sales, and the play. .3 . Q OFFICERS: J. Mayer, President, B. Tombaught Secretary-Treasurer, R. 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Seventh raw: Ralph Stichter, Paul Thornton, Bonnie Tombaugh, Charles Walters, Carol Weston, Martha Zillmer, Norma Zimmer. 25 -- ,fry ,. , .rv 1 v E1 ' 14. xi -I 'HQ' 'A .s r 1 U yv'u 'in I' 94 U7 ' . Q., ,. N! nnlvw -WVU 4 - Il' X M , . n -QV 9' A -,hyaliy :H 'K h. SOPHOMORES Sixty sophomore sea horses came to school to take part in the big swim. We're in iust about everything as you can see for there are ten of our boys in Hi-Y and eighteen of our girls in Tri-Hi-Y. We're musically minded because l4 of us are in Band, 5 in Concert Choir and 28 in Mixed Chorus. ln G. A. A. we number l4 while in F. F. A. there are 5 of us. Six of our boys play basketball, baseball, and softball. A number of us are in other organizations such as Library, 4-H, and Journalism. Berdine Heckaman and Don Corl represent us in the Student Council and we elected Brad Robinson, President, Elizabeth Ealing, Vice-President, and Jim Koontz, Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors are Miss Shively and Mr. Wilson. 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' T 4- ci Y , s- av Q e . - 3 -w. iliii' i First row: Charles Arch, Nancy Bak, Glen Bellman, Harriet Brown, Ralph Brown, John Buck, Don Corl, Pat Croussore, Janice Dutoi. Second row: Beverly Eaglebarger, Elizabeth Ealing, Marcia Edel, Gail Felten, Loren Felten, Mary Flora, Martha Green, Carol Gunterman, Dorothy Haas. Third row: Bruce Hardy, Berdine Heckaman, Mariam Hochstetler, Edward Holdeman, Richard Jones, Evelyn Kling, Rose Klingerman, Janet Koontz, Barbara Kile. Fourth row: Jim Koontz, Doris Knoblock, Norris Krathwohl, Stanley Laudeman, Joyce lidgard, Joan Loucks, Carolyn Martin, Lowell Martin, George Marburger. Fifth row: Betty McGowen, Alan Molebash, Edwin Pfeiffer, Frank Peters, Barbara Pratt, Paul Price, Bradley Robinson, Dorothy Sahlhoff, Frank Sahlhoff. Sixth row: Don Schneider, Lavera Shumaker, George Smith, Don Soales, Gerry Spencer, Mary Stoller, Sue' Swank, Nancy Schweisberger, Mary Beth Teghtmeyer. Seventh row: Otis Thornton, Nola Tucker, Marsha Whitsel, Janet VanSkyock, Richard VanGiIder, Galen Yoder, Treva Yoder. 27 FRESHMEN Although we are the littlest fish in this Aquarium, we are the largest individual school. There are 76 class members and we have elected Lowell Heckaman, President, Terry Schurr, Vice-President, Joyce Widmar, Secretary-Treasurer. We support Student Council by sending Chet Cardelino and Paula Smith as our representatives. There are twelve of our girls in G. A. A., eleven boys in F. F. A., and two librarians. We shine in music, too, because we have 24 in Band, 4 in Concert Choir, and 36 in Mixed Chorus. Our guardians are Miss Ruple, Mr. Clemens, and Mr. Thornberry. Joyce Widmar, Lowell Heckaman, Terry Schurr. , , e .19 ' .iq l 2 . ii 1,3 A ,,J',A 28 ,uf X ' .R A .l - .- .. it .. ' ' A '.'4':.'?f 'W 'Ai .r '34 -115' 3- .vc :.Vg 'f ' f ' gf . 44 f M . ' ,. I wg 'Q' X K 'sf Q ,ig is-Y e il, S V. X NN, X- ' gt - Ni 9. - .k M. ,ts 'R w 1 F it .. sg? 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'I J Ma K i 'W V i .X ' f Q E f ' . . rs SEVENTH GRADE First row: Devere Andrews, Charlotte Baker, Dean Basley, Maridee Basley, Jackie Berg, Eli Burkholder, Glenn Bowen, Virginia Bowser, Morris Brown. Second row: Ward Burkholder, Billie Crothers, Madell Carter, Amanda Chupp, Patsy Coffel, Patricia Crowel, Robert Deardorf, Carol Ellis, Andrew Farmer. Third row: Billy Fisher, Loretta Fisher, Jim Gerber, Charles Green, Evelyn Haas, Henry Harper, Janet Heckaman, Jimmy Heckaman, John Heckaman. Fourth row: Merle Heckaman, Richard Hershberger, Dorothey Hill, Ezra Hochstetler, Vera Holderman, Denise Hook, Evelyn Horner, Robert Hunsberger, Billy Jensen, Diane Jones, Ronny Kares, Sharon Keck, Donald Fore, Chester Klingerman, Anne Kovach, Sally Laudeman, Lewis Leeper, Marlena Leeper. Sixth row: Elnora Miller, Kirk Molbash, Albert Moren, Lois Patridge, Karen Robertson, Ronnie Rugar, Carl Schweis- burger, Marlene Schweisburger, lrene Shutz. Seventh row: James Shutz, Larry Sherk, Donna Smith, Phyllis Smith, Carol Stump, Carol Swank, Tommy Teghtmeyer, Janet Thomas, Judy VanSkyock. Eighth row: Arvin Weldy, Marvin Weldy, Mariorie Wolfe, Harley Yoder, Suetta Yoder, John Zentz, Jean Hauser. First row: Stanley Huffer, Dan Farrer, Edna Mae Boyer, Betty Kaylor, Rosemary Baird, Helen Dutoi, Sylvia Burkholder, Susy Koontz, Verda Burkholder, Wayne Grebe, Ronnie Auker- man. Second row: Mr. Logan, Jimmy Hahn, James Hawkins, Harriet Kuntz, Mary Hepler, Juda Rea Bowser, Shirley Cox, Irene Borkholder, Joyce Giek, Stephen Crittenden, Leroy First row: Amos Yoder, Esther Slabaugh, Janet Nusbaum, Jane Unsicker, Rachel Stansberry, Mary Williams, Mavis Schutz, Carolyn Sheetz, Larry Zimmerman, James Fletcher, Cleo Weldy, Larry Slabough, Jack Spicher. Third row: Rachel Miller, Jarry Peters, Lloyd Pittman, Wanda Rowe, Richard Snyder, Jim Sumpter, Kenneth Stichter, Judy Middaugh, Clifford Thomas, Hochstetler, Richard Haldeman. Third row: Noble Carothers, David Heckaman, Smedley Graham, Harvey Bak, John Aukerman, Frank Green, Donald Gragg, Ronald Cooper, Alan Hachstetler, Arthur Grove. Absent: John Green, Ronald Grise, Evan Housley, Lamar Helmuth, Eli Helmuth, Fannie Kuhns, Mary Lou Ellis, Melvin Farmwald. Pauline Silveus, Bill Weaver, Larry VanGiIder, Mr. Tiede. Third row: Dale Replogle, Lydia Schultz, Maryln Stuntz, Marlene Rhoade, Janice Stephey, Shirley Matz, Jimmie Yoder, Tony Sheneman, Kay Wiegand, John Williams, Suzanne Weber. Absent: Sara Miller, Roscoe Lozier. me 'V jaw qv .. -In First row: Justin Brown, Patsy Hohman, Jolene Reed, Shirley Berg, Marilyn Cripe, Dora Jean Hohman, Bonnie Whitehead, Mac Mummey. Second row: Billy Fisher, Joyce Sevy, Enid Brown, Garnet Nick, Sandra Sanborn, Diane Hand, Judith First row: Nancy Bailey, Michael Heckaman, Eileen Ames, Dewey Balsley, Connie Gooding, Robert Borkholder, Monroe Borkholder, Freddie Hochstetler, Connie Bellman, Michael Hershberger, Dawn Bauer. Second row: David Allen, Jeffrey Fisher, Marvin Borkholder, Jeannine Hawkins, Betsey Benson, Mary Chupp, Phillip Hershberger, Esther Helmuth, Michael Thayer, Elaine Cooper, Loraine Schini. Third row: Mike Levy, Donald Morris, Owen Hardy, Tommy Cripe, Larry Yoder, Billy Graham, Kenneth Loucks, Dick Misner, Mike Smith, Mr. Ezra. Hardy, Mary K. Graham, Mr. Leggett. Third row: Joann Gragg, Martha Hill, Frederick Hepler, Charlene Grossman, Judy Clause, Elizabeth Green, Mary Drudge, Mary Enders, Rosa Lee Bellmon. Absent: Freda Becknell, Lydia Ann Hochstetler, Susan BonDurant. el Tl ln - , gps., 4-S? is flax-'ii QQ tv- M- is QUNE .emma-N., ff'--1 First row: Larry Weston, Richard Rowe, Sally Swartzlander, Starlenia Lyday, Richard Walterhouse, Rose Schutz, Ruth Yoder, Frederick Martin, Sally Oberly. Second row: Jim Long, Patsy Weber, Raymond Hochstetler, Carl Smith, Robert Wolfe, Larry First row: Deane Stump, Barry Pfefferle, Roger Sanborn, John Zimmerman, Jimmy Reese, Roger Thayer, Rodney Schweis- berger, Wayne Shumaker. Second row: Martha Kuntz, Glenice Stephey, Glennis Weldy, Barbara Neher, Patricia Stanifer, Barbara Lyon, Erma Slabaugh, Donna Stump, Dixie Swartz- Iander, Verna Yoder, Donna Reaker. Third row: Marie Silvers, Layman, Jacqueline Stanifer, Donald Yarian, Mr. Lesniak. Third row: Robert Whitlock, Kenneth Muncy, Myrna Tedrow, Charlene Rouch, Susan Kauffman, Rosalie Replogle, Jerry Stump, Fred White. Robert Slabaugh, Kathleen Pfeiffer, Jimmy Miller, Tommy Tucker, Harley Muster, Denny Walker, Jimmy McLochlin, Jerry Shememan, Mrs. Fox. Fourth row: Ronald Spicker, John Silvey, Norman Schini, Sandra Wagoner, Ronald Sherk, David Michael, Gerald Wagley, Judy Uselman, Mary Yoder, Ronald Laidig. Absent: Edwin Kuhns, Cyrus Knepper. , I mtv v D use ao- , J. 'cj First row: Edna Burkholder, Sharon Fieser, Beverly Gerber, Eugene Hershberger, Larry Hirstein, Helen Graham, Linda Kling, James Baxter, John Hershberger, Gregory Bolt, Jackie Carothers. Second row: Freddie Becknell, Richard Kauffman, Alan Kerschner, Lester Bellman, Raymond Cox, Joyce Baker, Barbara Everly, Linda Booker, Nettie Heckaman, Buster Cox, First row: Barbara Huff, Louise Housley, Leonard Hixon, Robert Koontz, Steve Harrington, Gordon Hardy, Judith Gunterman, Charles Huff, Shirley Germann, Leslie Grebe, Jimmy Leman. Second row: Jeanette Giek, Blanche Holderman, Douglas Loudeman, Carol Hahn, Gerald Hochstetler, Jeanette Hawkins, Mrs. Klinedinst. Third row: Bennie Heckaman, Paul Blosser, Michael Cripe, Jerry Hummel, Janice Carothers, Catherine Klingerman, Kathie Griffen, Patricia Chidister, Ward Huff, Janet Knoblock, Erma Andrews. Absent: James Helmuth, Edward Helmuth, John Hochstetler, Jacob Borkholder, Norman Brown, Owen Farmwald, Oscar Burkholder, Doris Cannon. Douglas Jones, Larry Holston, Rado Lower, Ted Huber, Miss Reifsnider. Third row: Kent Koontz, Billy Keyser, Terry Hand, Larry Hand, Lamar Harner, Enos Kuhns, Marvin Leeper, Kenneth Kaylor, Anthony Gunterman. Absent: Karen Geib, Carolyn Huff, Esther Kauffman, Lee Helmuth, Mahlon Helmuth. WW- ,Qv Wen-.A-f ny.,-as First row: Sharon Aker, Kathy Ernsberger, Andrea Ericksen, Clarence Chupp, Naoni? Ealing, Judy Fisher, Mary S. Dett- brenner, James Brown, Janeal Bowser, Orval Burkholder, Ann Drudge. Second row: lda Culp, Lana Fisher, Kenneth Becknel, Jackie Espich, Jack Bennitt, Pat Beery, Eddie Enders, .lack First row: Donnie Lee Spognolo, Bobby Walker, Morvolene Whitehead, Sarah Seitz, Allen Neher, Linnel Risner, Jerry Smith, Judith Shoup, Carolyn Miller, George Stonifer, Carolyn Stichter. Second row: Everett Walterhouse, Reuben Stansberry, Susan Scherk, Sonya Schramm, Kent Rottmiller, Donald Monges, Clauss, Lina Blosser, Earl Borkholder. Third row: Violet Crowel, Louise Baker, Eddie Borkholder, Dale Allen, Wayne Bowen, Karen Davis, Richard Baker, Lynn Baer, John Borkholder, Mrs. Sloan. Darwin Yoder, Esther Miller, Gloria Niewald, Don Smith, Jeffery Mast, Miss Swartzendruber. Third row: Tony Zentz, Donnie Reed, Arthur Williams, Daniel Sherry, Douglas Sumpter, Bobby Smith, Noble Weldy, Patricia Thornton, Marlene Trefun, Lydia Mae Miller, Aloma Schutz. Absent: Larry Swank. I f f l5.lE9 J 5-'W W , - wgflgif' A , Qui-Q-4, V.- 1 ., W E4 - .. - P ,'fev:' s N as-L . '- N N .f,,, If' , V QQQI ., V W Q sfo 1 -i Y l ell 1-19' H-f' 9.-lk 'sift-E J .'l l l f 1 it ., , A A ,L -' ., ,es f - ss, lf- :N ' , f V... .M -as -unann- ' . lllllll :GPN as Ht C , L .X 4 , mama Aa First row: Sue Ann Balsley, Kay Haas, Loren Berger, Francis Hill, Virginia Hill, James Craig, Etta Hochstetler, Jerry Fieser, Carolyn Fisher, Joyce Balsley, l.ois Hershberger. Second row: Kenneth Bennitt, Jamie Farrer, Carolyn BonDurant, Dean Baker, Ronald Armstrong, Lydia Chupp, Mary Brown, Richard First row: Raymond Hollar, Sandy Keck, Junior Kling, Kent Laudeman, Harry Neiwald, Kay Misner, Barbara Manges, Barbara Kimble, Kenneth Hummel, Wasyl Karpenka, Shirley Pol- son. Second row: Miss Perry, David Huff, John Kruyer, Nelson Huff, Charles Miller, Irving Green, Sandra Muffley, Kay Keller, X lift of-ev Aker, Ruth Ann Berg, Vern Forsythe, Billie Gooding, Judith Gilbert, Mrs. Berg. Third row: Ura Hochstetler, John Crittenden, Billy Andrews, Dale Borkholder, Bruce BonDurant, Patricia Heckaman, Fern Helmuth, Lynn Ann Benson, Joan Gettinger, Rita Carpenter, Wayne Border, Gary Allen. Marilynn Kaylor, Carol Sue Payne, David Loucks, Eugene Kauffman. Third row: Homer Miller, Roman Miller, Stanley Kunlz, Jerry Marshall, Jerry Kline, Bobby Kauffman, Caroline Knoblock, David Jones, Peggy Mclochlin, Mary Peters, Rebecca Judy, Judy Laidig. 41114 W' First row: Clara Mae Smith, Larry Weaver, Sue Rader, Ada Price, Marilyn Reichert, Eddie Willyerd, Carol Schini, Bobby Smith, Bonnie Lou Schultz, Larry Weil. Second row: Suzanne Sherry, David Wagoner, Ivan Schmucker, Wanda Sanborn, Lester Sherk, Tony Swartzlander, Janice Smith, KaSondra Schutz, Susan Replogle, Phyllis Sheetz, Jimmie Williams, Dick First row: Paul Replogle, Rickey Unsicker, Bobby Reed, Jerry Patridge, Carol Reed, Marry Ellen Slabaugh, Harry Sheetz, Sharon Weil, Ronnie Shumaker, Joe Urednick. Second row: Mrs. Dietrich, Jimmy Wallace, Leonald Rouch, David Rader, Lynn Wolfe, Sally Rader, Douglas Stanifer, Jimmy White, Reidenbach, Miss Weisshaar. Third row: Carolyn Schneider, Karen Stephey, Michael Rusch, Russel Stansberry, Billy Symon, Jane Price, Karen Tucker, Tommie Sumpter, Dennis Young, Wallace Williams, Clifford Weldy. Absent: Douglas Snyder, Ronald Seiwert, Robert Westcamp. Bonnie Schweisberger, Jerry Schultz, Bonnie Weldy, Kathleen Stump. Third row: Joan Slabaugh, John Whetstone, Francis Smith, Frank Washnock, Dennis Wilson, Ronnie Radnovich, Reese Stansberry, Jane Wallace, Elias Yoder, Elmer Yoder. Y r 2 l First row: Richard Hardy, Kenneth Huff, Joyce Huff, Thomas Mannwal, Terry Miller, Billy Middaugh, Douglas Housley, Jimmy Harper, Norman Lower, Ervin Holewinski. Second row: Richard Kline, Harland Leeper, Wilford Hahn, Garry Loucks, Rickie Hand, Minnie Jones, Beverly Keyser, Marlow Peaker, First row: Mary Ann Geib, Sally Farrer, Darrel Brown, Rosalie Clauss, Elizabeth Ernsberger, David Burkholder, George Andrews, Roger Fieser, Eric Bolt. Second row: Ina Burkholder, Janice Baker, Rick Bellman, Sharon Dietrich, Margaret Graham, Larry Capron, Peggy Bowen, Joy Carothers. Third row: Mrs. rf' ef Q wr., r we N auf' Q Allen Motz, Richard Kares, Mrs. Schurr. Third row: Clifton Freels, Lloyd Hershberger, Karen King, Jimmy Morris, Louise Kuntz, Tommy Moretto, Kathy Kauffman, Michael McGowen, Joyce Holdeman. Absent: Alma Kaufman, Katie Helmuth, Erma Helmuth, Lester Helmuth, Omar Kuhns. Shortz, Richard Everly, Donnie Coffel, Keith Berger, Marilyn Davis, Ernie Borkholder, Carolyn Furst, Catherine Allen, Homer Cornelius. Absent: Noah Borkholder, Ernie Burkholder, Perry Borkholder. 'Q'- ms, N ,351 Q 1 as 6 First row: L. VanGilder, L. Slabaugh, D. Farrer, J. Williams, C. Weldy, R. Lozier, J. Spicher, R. Grise, L. Zimmerman. Second row: R. Aukerman, A. Grove, J. Sumpter, L. Pittman, A. Hockstetler, D. Snyder, K. Stichter, J. Hawkins, S. Graham, Mr. Lyon. Third row: W. Grebe, J. Fletcher, B. Weaver, S. Crittenden, T. Sheneman, J. Aukerman, R. Cooper, J. Yoder, J. Peters. PATROL BOYS 6TH GRADE TEAM First row: J. Sumpter, K. Stichter, B. Weaver, C. Thomas, J. Hawkins, D. Farrer. Second row: R. Grise, J. Peters J. Williams, R. Cooper, W. Carathers, S. Graham. Third row: Mr. Tiede, Mr. Logan. 41 1 O U I W X Xf, 1 win , gg 05 A 's W 3 3 .. 3 + x fu 3 sg W 1 gg if 5 First row: L. Wolfe, K. Crowel, D. Heckaman, M. Carrico, G. Scott, T. Tombaugh, W. Walterhouse. Second row J. Elliott, G. Jensen, F. Roberts, P. Thomas, B. Myers, C. Aukerman, W. Schlemmer, M. Mutti, F. Haas, Miss lrion S. Muncy, B. Ruger, T. Swank, W. Hochstetler, E. Dutoi. SPRIG 0' MINT .sprig O' Mint work progresses slowly, if at alll The editor, Dot, spent the best part of her senior year worrying, wondering, and warring. Kenny and Windy collected donations from generous businessmen and handled the sales. After Shirley and Frank had adver- tised our books, we all sold them to susceptible underclassmen. lOne soph even got twoll Miss Irion wrote innumerable letters and answered innumerable questions. Ted and Wayne drew so many fish they nearly learned to swim in the process. Link developed a chronic wink from taking so many pictures. Maria, lwho got stuck with whatever no one else wantedl Martha, and the rest of Mr. Replogle's 6th period study hall cut, pasted, and mounted pictures. Willie and Martha wrote stories for the classes while Jeanette collected data on the elementary grades. Somehow amid the stalling and conflicts of mid-year, Eugene, Bob, and Marlene wrote their stories and identified their groups for the activities in school. They finished lust in time, too, because another of the inevitable deadlines was staring us right in the face. Phyl dug up information about the basketball games and Scottie wrote the bit on baseball. Glenice and Junior concocted the most delightful poetry about seniors, arranged a poll to find out who's who in the senior class, and dedicated our most precious possessions to our various friends. Tonia, Barbara, and Carolyn typed the finished products. It was hard work-but fun! K .--I 43 First row: G. Scott, D. Soales, B. Robinson, A. Molebosh, S. Laudeman, G. Bellman, R. VanGilder. Second row: Mr. Koontz, J. Koontz, W. Hochstetler, W. Walterhouse, B. Oberly, J. Senff. Third row: F. Sahlhoff, J. Zillmer, F. Haas, P. Thornton, L. Wolfe, B. Mummey. The Hi-Y started the year in a big way by having the Hi-Y District Conference here at Bremen in October. They obtained enough money from their annual project of selling basketball pencils to have a swimming party in January and a Best Girl Dinner-Dance in February. And to top off the year, six senior boys received their sweaters. OFFICERS Seated: R, VanGilder, Secretary, L. Wolfe, President, J. Senff, Vice-President. Standing S. Mutti, Treasurer, S. Laudeman, Chaplain R. Aker, Publicity Agent, Fred Haas, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Mr. Koontz, Sponsor. 3 44 l ll' 1 V l L l l: i 5 l l if ..i First row: J. Koontz, M. Teghtmeyer, B. Eaglebarger, D. Knoblock, H. Brown, J. VanSkyock, C. Martin, B. Pratt, V. Borkholder, S. Swank. Second row: Mrs. Molebash, M. Carrico, M. Flora, E. Ealing, M. Hochstetler, L. Shumaker, D. Haas, K. Klinedinst, L. Keyser, V. Palmer, M. Haas. Third row: B. Heckaman, N. Zimmer, P. Croussore, N. Schweis- berger, M. Stoller, N. Bak, D. Heckaman, J. Mayer, L. Haney, G. Jensen. Although Tri-Hi-Y was iust started this year at Bremen, activities and projects got under way quite rapidly. The girls contributed gifts to make Thanksgiving boxes for the hospital and had a wonderful time carolling at Christmas. The organization is selling lto enlarge the slightly dwindling fundsl salt water taffy. Tri-Hi-Y, in connection with Hi-Y, is trying to make our own community a better place in which to live. 1 OFFICERS Seated: D. Heckaman, Chaplain, V. Palmer Sergeant-at-Arms, G. Jensen, President, J torian, J. Mayer, Vice-President, M. Stoller Musician, L. Haney, Secretary, Mrs. Molebash Sponsor. 45 VanSkyock, Corresponding Secretary. Stand- ing: E. Ealing, Treasurer, M. Carrico, His- 57 ' ' u-Eff 2 gf 9511 '19 Q SQ, Q ?-Q f9'1g0'0'5' 'E Y L. Ch i ,gms QQ H51 X DAX' evnevflncllmhm, VXWXE DFER R ,X S E fa ne r X MW. Q Q 'KJK 'j' I , ,wx 'UF f sflll ,, i if 4 W gf + Firsl row: R. Tedrow, L. Kuhn, C. Sult, E. Dutoi, M. Forsythe, J. Rowe, J. Sumpler, R. Aukerman, R. Unsicker, R. Zimmer. Second row: C. Cardelino, F. Roberts, B. Myers, D. Shenemon, F. Haas, O. Thornton, T. Swank, W. Hoch- steller. Third row: R. Aker, F. Jones, B. Mummey, B. Holl, D. Nichols, J. Unsicker, H. Leeper, A. Heckaman, W. Schlemmer, L. Bollenbccher, D. Scales, F. Sohlhoff. l 1 I fx fx fx f fx jx lx S KXPQ' MMM Seaied: M. Heckumcn, S. Muiii, T. Tombcugh, R. Mum, C. Cclrdelino. Sianding: K. Robinson, L. Siichier, J. Honey B. Heckaman, L. Schuck, P. Smith, D. Corl, Mr. Shively, STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARIANS Sealed: G. Spencer, A. Dougherty, E. Boyer, J. Keyser. Standing: Miss Shively, R. Klingermon, L. Keyser, W. Miller, J. Hepler. 47 f- c, B FLUTES: Verna Palmer Louise Haney Beverly Eaglebarger Shirley Long Judy Schmitt Shirley Muncy Pat Ellis CLARINETS: Nancy Keyser Barbara Pratt Barbara Kile Paula Smith Joyce Widmar Janet Ernsberger Nancy Schweisberger John Baird Nancy Klinedinst Carol Birkey Judy King Gloria Volquardsen Sally Chidister Jerry Musser Marlene Schini Linda Schuck OBOES: Janei' Schmitt Nancy Weston BASSOON: Bercline Heckaman SAXOPHONES: HORNS: DRUMS: Rosemary Mutti Jo Sherland Jane Mayer Lenore DeFauw Karol Klinedinst Sue Swank Nola Tucker Loretta Pritsch Dick VanGilder Jim Laudeman Alice Volquardsen Joe Haney Maynard Ealing Joe Martin Maria Carrico Stanley Mutti Doug Leman Herman Hueni Doris Knoblock 48 CORNETS: Marlene Layman Bill Fox Evelyn Corl Allan Huff Bill Stewart Marcia Edel Russell Tedrow Terry Schurr Lowell Alan Molebash Mary Flora Shirley Heckaman Douglas Miller Richard Deardorff Sherry Swank TROMBONES: BARITONES: Willis Hochstetler Everett Miller Lowell Heckaman BASS: Loren Felten Richard Nichols Walter Berg Standing: S. Long, Junior Girl, S. Mutti, Junior Boy, J. Mayer, Drum Maior, L. Kuhn, Senior Boy, M. Layman, Senior Girl. Seated: M. Carrico, President, E. Corl, Vice-President. The band is always one of the first organizations to get started at the opening of a new term. Band interest is high because of their numerous activities, concerts, and contests. One of their foremost activities of the year was the Band Boosters Drive. The members went from house to house soliciting funds for the band. Several students were given an excellent opportunity when a merchant permitted them to work for him and to take the profits of the day for the band. The band participated in Indiana University's annual All High School Band Day in November. lt was a great experience for all of them and one which will be remembered. Contests start in late winter and continue into early spring. Rivalry is intense among the competing bands for the honor of having an A rating. Our band has consistently placed high in both district and state contests. Each year students are given awards which they have earned on the merit system. A special award will be given to Louise Haney this year in recognition of her outstanding performance. Marlene Layman and Verna Palmer have earned their 4-bar chevron, Jane Mayer, 3-bar chevron, Sue Swank and Janet Schmitt, T ' r evron, Lenore DeFauw, Berdine Heckaman, Nancy Keyser, Lowell Kuhn, Shirley Long, Rosemary Mutti, Marsha Robinson, and Jo Sherland, l-bar chevron. Lyres will be awarded to Evelyn Corl, Pat Ellis, Loren Felten, Mary Flora, Alan Molebash, Joyce Widmar, and Karel Klinedinst. i OFFICERS 49 JUNIOR BAND TWIRLERS Sue Swank, Shirley Long, Marsha Robinson 30 Seated: Paula Smith, Judy Schmitt, Nancy Bak, Elizabeth Ealing, Mary Stoller, Neva Hochstetler, Elaine Marshitz Tonia Tombaugh, Doris Becknell. Standing: Evelyn Corl, Jo Sherland, Verna Palmer, Junior Elliott, Bruce Hardy, Jay Senff, Bill Fox, Jim Koontz, Willis Hochstetler, Herbert Leeper, Rolland Aker, Louise Haney, Phyllis Thomas CONCERT CHOIR MIXED CHORUS 5, 51 I 1 SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS S fgE?X ix:, lp, fx 52 .L -4'-34 X First row: S. Swank, H. Brown, V. Borkholder, R. Mutti, M. Carrico, C. Aukerman, L. Keyser. Second row: M. Haas, M. Borneman, S. Long, L. Defouw, M. Robinson, C. Weston, Miss Irion. Third row: K. Haas, A. Dougherty, N. Zimmer, N. Hochstetler, M. Perrott, B. Mummey. WE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB First row: E. Perrott, R. Beehler, D. Walterhouse, J. Moren, T. Schurr, R. Deardorff, M. Martin, R. Sumpter. Second row: B. Hardy, L. Felton, G, Bellman, R. Jones, E. Holdeman, E. Pfeiffer, L. Martin, D. Socles, P. Price, G. Smith, B. Robinson. Third row: C. Walters, D. Leman, S. Hall, J. Laudemcn, M. Ealing, L. Cox, D. Weaver, L. Heckaman, B. Kensinger, C. Ritter, Mr. Clemens. Fourth row: T. Birtwhistle, J. Hall, D. Lemon, F. Sahlhoff, P. Thornton, R. Carrico, C. Cardelino, B. Oberly, G. Scott, T. Smith. 1 A La- , Q u gg' X J 4 ' ' 1 u, 1. tw., J Q Ki. Y 1 lllvkll 'fir 1,112 .Q 140 W, .5 J' 'X 'Fifi First row J Senff L Kuhn Second row R Balsley, Mr. Wolfe, J. Unsicker, H. Leeper, A. Heckaman, D. Soales, W Hochstetler Third row B Unslcker D Sheneman, R. Zimmer, R. Tedrow, J. Laudeman, E. Perrott, W. Fisher, T Graverson J Rowe Fourth row J Sumpter, F. Roberts, R. Nichols, B. Myers, F. Sahlhoff, E. Dutoi, O. Thornton. F. F. A. The F. F. A. boys have completed many proiects this year. Some of them attended the International Dairy Exposition at Indianapolis in October. The pest contest got under way in November and has been quite successful. After their 5f8 of an acre of corn had grown, the boys took time out to shuck it. All in all, the F. F. A. has enioyed the year. 54 .--m wx 4,-4 xx av X ' v -K x f wwvi. ' ,K .vgnlrl 1 . H -ffmfwl ' . fkznxv K, ,YQ .. V, ' T - - . . . 1-.2T::,1 -f , .W l ,- Pmfwafi- 4 ........Q..,.W,x. , - W 15,,M2.u,5m' . I W. :,.W.,--ff.,.N-,..,.,,.....,A.v...wQw4f-.-QffN,,g . x. V --MwM,.A-.f,...mNw.-M, w,.,.wk4 . ........ ww--W 1- Q, - 1 x ,.,...,--m,.,,W,,,,,,.A . . - WM -Y.. .-. V. , L.-,,,,M.. ...,x.,y,, . .. M, X 'W MU., ' A -,,W .ws+-...Na -fsfmlvul. X .wk 1.1. 5:13-:ffi15e::.:-myaw-2 .-1-.:,:'::fa-s'w.zM--QW N 5 KEY '- me , W 'A W K 4, f if 2 2 fs 2 H Y -N 9? 1 l Y Ei f A 13 wx x xv! 5 NS , Q x MWA! . 571-,Qi-I , . 'E-z.:lf::'EZ sv ,,,, 15, ,. W X X fx my X N Y v A e ,xl 5 fx X Q X ' 1 xx' ' A X 4 N r K X , sg N 3 5 R of WX X M ,z 2 X ,Qs . k ., X xg ,R v x 4 1 4 2 -IQ q giwwt QM Z A I - Q TM V-V ,Q . X A, .. ' .J 4- Q Ag AV .- n,-J' 5-' ' l. '. ,Niggaz . Q.,-, ' 1 ke-.3 I U4 , r Md 13 ???!y,, .fygvfgptgs i ' l ' ' lu. ,4 Ja As a beginning to this, the 195i edition of the Sprig O' Mint, we Seniors want to thank our teachers for keeping us in the swim for the past twelve years. As we are about to leave our high school days we look back with thanks in our hearts for the patience and helpfulness which our teachers have consistently shown. We feel that our teachers are worthy of this dedication and that future teachers will continue to uphold the standards which have been set up for them. DOROTHY HECKAMAN, Editor 2 I wifi Firsf row: V. Borkholder, M. Hocxs, N. Klinedinst, C. Aukermon, P. Thomas, D. Heckomcn, M. Carrico, J. Widmur P. Smith, N. Weston, G. Leeper, L. Keyser, K, Klinedinst. Second row: G. Volquurdsen, C. Martin, B. Pratt, E. Boyer, N. Hochstetler, S. Muncy, M. Mutti, T. Price, B. Neher, S. Pittman, M. Whitsel, G. Felton, C. Guntermon, T. Tom- baugh. Third row: M. Robinson, C. 5nyder,,B. Annis, B. Kile, J. Lidgcrd, M. Edel, J. Dutoi, B. Whitsel, N. Tucker R. Mutti, V. Palmer, L. Honey. Fourth row. J. Sherlcmd, C. Weston, L. De Fuuw, P. Ellis, M. B. Teghtmeyer, J Koontz, J. Moyer, E. Ealing, N. Schweisberger, D. Hc:c1s,J. Spencer, N, Bok, Mrs. Hogencu. G. A. A. -eu. : if MQ X 56 :Nall 1 fy V .a Q. fwr ia W: K f I F3 g . Q . 'll 'f ,iiqi R fifth E ... , , ix ,f J 3 K is. 1 ' 3 l 1 Z ' ? I g i - 5 W 57 6 QT5 G Q 0 C9 ff Q, I' 4 f 4 Q MJ E I V HIGH SCHOOL YELL LEADERS JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS 59 Ffrsf row J Drof, K Crowel, C Cordellno, F Peters, D Schneider, R Jones Second row Coach Sample F ,MMV X .Nm X j . 'N' . A , BREMEN 45-WASHINGTON CLAY 57 In the sea- son opener, the Lions went down to defeat at the hands of the Clay Colonials by a 57-45 score. lt was a well-played game by the Lions with captain Kenny Crowel leading the scoring with 18 points. BREMEN 44-CONCORD 48 The Lions were again defeated by a fighting Concord team. The outcome was still in doubt with three minutes left in the fourth quarter. High scoring honors were held by Kenny Crowel with 18 points and Captain Junior Elliott with 11 points. BREMEN 38-BOURBON 53 ln a wild and wooly ball-game that saw Arch, Crowel, and Elliott fouling out, the Comets beat the Lions by a 53-38 score. High point men were Drof with 10 points and Arch with 7. BREMEN 37-SYRACUSE 53 Crowel with 17 points and Elliott with 7 wasn't quite enough to keep their team up with the fighting Syracuse five. BREMEN 44-MADISON 69 The Lions couldn't stop Jack Schmeltz and Co. and were dropped to their fifth defeat of the season. Schmeltz had 27 points while Elliott with 14 and Laudeman with 10 led the Lions. BREMEN 43-ROCHESTER 51 Elliott and Laudeman again led the scoring with 16 and 11 points respec- tively as the Rochester Zebras won a tight 51-43 ballgame. BREMEN 41-LaPAZ 64 Laudeman took over the leading scorer's position with 13 points with Elliott and Crowel close behind with 10 points each. The latter two both fouled out. BREMEN 27-KENDALVILLE 60 The eighth defeat of the season was handed the Lions by a tough Kendal- ville team. High point men were Arch with 7 and Crowel with 6. BREMEN 33-WAKARUSA 44 The Luckless Lions lost again, this time to the Wakarusa Indians. We iust didn't have, quite enough power in the last few minutes. Elliott with 16 points and Crowel with 9 were the high scorers. BREMEN 33-NAPPANEE 42 Led by Carl Hecka- man the Nappanee Bulldogs beat the Lions for their tenth straight defeat of the season. Bremen scoring honors were won by Crowel with 10 points, with Elliott close behind with 9 points. BREMEN 31-PLYMOUTH 55 lt was again Elliott and Crowel the high point men in the 55-31 defeat of the Lions. The two next highest scorers were Nichols and Peters with 4 points apiece. lCOUNTY TOURNEYl BREMEN 41 -BOURBON 49 The Bourbon Comets found it hard to beat the fighting Lions who almost made the game victory No. l. Led by Crowel with 11 points and Elliott and Arch with 9 the game was a thriller to the end. BREMEN 44-CULVER 53 Trailing only 7 points each quarter the Lions failed to put together enough points to go around the sharp Indians. Crowel with 14 points again led the scoring followed closely by Elliott with 12 and Cardelino with 9. BREMEN 36-WASHINGTON 62 lt was defeat No. 14 for the Bremen Lions who trailed the whole game. Crowel and Elliott again led the scoring with 14 and 12 points respectively. BREMEN 52-ARGOS 72 ln a game with many interesting side-lights the Lions bowed to defeat No. 15 at the hands of the Marshall County Champions. Laudeman and Crowel led the scoring with 14 and 10 points apiece. BREMEN 35-MADISON 46 ln another close game the Lions were defeated by a 46-35 score. Crowel and Laudeman were high point men with 17 and 1 1 points respectively. BREMEN 34-NAPPANEE 82 The Bulldogs had a very easy time beating the Lions 82 to 34 and mak- ing it loss No. 17. High point man for the game was Laudeman with 12 points. BREMEN 38-MIDDLEBURY 67 The Lions never came close as the Middies dumped them by a 67 to 38 score. Drof with 18 points was high point man for the evening. BREMEN 45-KNOX 74 Trailing by only 3 points at the end of the first quarter the Lions were soon lost in a flurry of points by the Redskins. ln his final game of the regular season, Kenny Crowel was high point man with 20 points. lSECTlONAL TOURNEYl BREMEN 39-LaPAZ 64 lt was loss No. 20 for the Lions who bowed to a fighting LaPaz team. Schneider led the scoring with 10 points. SECOND TEAM Q, a .1 me New .. J Q7 Ai W9 First row: R. Beehler, R. Deardorff, C. Ritter, T. Graverson, A. Molebash, L. Heckaman, T. Schurr. Second row over allll FRESHMEN FRESHMEN SCORES Bremen ..... 39 Tyner ..... Bremen. . . .... 23 Concord. . . . Bremen. . . .... 30 Bourbon. . . . Bremen .... 33 Madison ..... Bremen .... 28 North Judson ........ Bremen .... 15 Madison .... Bremen .... 18 Nappanee .... Bremen. . . .... 27 North Judson .... . . . . Bremen. . . .... 28 Argos .... . . . . Bremen. . . ..,. 26 Concord. . . . Bremen '... 35 LaPaz .... Bremen .... 20 Bourbon .... Bremen .... 19 Argos ..... Bremen .... 19 Plymouth .... Bremen .... 22 Goshen ..... Bremen. . . .... 26 Bourbon. . .. Bremen... .... 27 LaPaz. . .. Bremen... .... l3 Tyner. . . .. Bremen. . . .... 20 Plymouth. . . . B. Oberly, Managerg S. Borkholder, B. Kensinger, R. Carrico, W. Huffe r, B. Mummey. lCharIie Arch sprawled Bremen Bremen... Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen... Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen... Bremen ..... .... Bremen Bremen... SECOND TEAM SCORES Washington-Clay Concord .... Bourbon .... Syracuse. . . Madison. . . Rochester. . . LaPaz ..... Kendallville. Wakarusa. . Nappanee. . Plymouth. . . Culver ..... South Bend Washington Argos ...... Madison. . . Nappanee. . Middleberry Knox ...... ' - . . - 1. , ,x g ' jg' -:pq -JA P:--a., -' ' x Q - . ' ,, I X:i.:t.:-3,-Q. .lfI1'ir' LX- gr f -N , ,,.A is , , 1 V- , .A.- . .QA . . ix 4:7 -sf 'X Q. -Q ? A . X X20-as-. X C ax ,-it-Q -wrt:-vuswfw . U . g ' ' . A N -Q , . -' ,Q x .fi Q - ,,., g ,fix 'xii' 5, .':': N ,, ,wi l .fwfr ' q .:,9.-.,. 'sg xwggzfgi 4 xx- , , ,A-',:.5 Q 9 , XE A ,- - ,E .. - ' ' .' ' wg : V-wif i, fb x s' 5 i . 5 3 Q .... K x b fx, f' 1 X - A Sli X . if x -f' fm 3 ' - , -S, . , . Ba v4 F v H 15 Q- 2 -. if 3 5 f'. :.p:- sf A - , X 9-fig, 4, -FW . ,, 'LFP H ' f F 'A YT? Q U , 9 'f' 1 emi? S, 1-1rK',ff.'2ix 5?,: -. J, 51551 ' ,N ' 1 . 3 X1 ' f f W-M-W ewwmt v 1' - X , , L- 3 ,- V- 13 1 1 1: :1 . , Q f f -zz ,Q e xp., H 'Pi , vi' 6 51525 5 x mx ,M . W A35 , L I av Q , .. Y? -'Y .,: X R 1 6 b rl . iff-5.2 Y , , x , , 5 -X . fwvfzs ,A ' x wi' .. ' X flyfffvgw . -my ' 3 ,A X: ' fvffwsxg. :fs . Y x w wiv, H4 : -mm ,Qs H 9 SYYI WSL Ya 'X 'Ry W, X 5? Firsf row: J. Knoblock, G. Wulrerhouse, J. Keyser, J, Martin, B. Maurice, M. Heckuman Second row: J. Ferrer, J. Allen, H. Hueni, E. Munges, J. Schulfz, Mr. Huniingfon. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Firsi row: B. Jensen, J. Gerber, C. Schweisberger, K. Molebash, Second row: D. Fore, S. Sherk, G. Bowen, P. Heller, J. Zenfz. 64 First row: G. Scott, R. Aker, S. Laudeman, C. Arch, J. Drof. Second row: B. Mummey, R. Beehler, D. Corl, D. Auker- man, C. Ritter, A. Molebash, Mr. Shively. Third row: G, Bellman, J. Elliott, K. Crowel, P. Thornton, B. Hall, T, Schurr. BASEBALL The fall baseball season opened with a bang as the team was in fine shape. Shortstop Jay Senff took over the pitching duties after Crowel hurt his foot. Jay had good support behind him by trouncing the Bourbon nine 8-6 in our first game of the season. ln Kenny's first game, he held the Lapaz boys to a one-hitter, but serious errors by everyone caused the final score to be l l -8. When Jay pitched the muddy game against Argos, the team was fighting for a chance at the Marshall County trophy. lt was a close game but Argos was defeated, 3-2. Moving to Culver, the pitching duties were again turned over to the hard-luck pitcher, Kenny. He again lost a well-pitched game on a one-hitter, the score was 5-4. That game ended our hopes for the trophy and the team finished the season by edging West High, 9-3. 65 W' I I I DAN SCHAFER I County Superintendent of Schools ERNEST ANNIS Township Trustee , xttb . V I - ..., L -I' 1: , . X f I . f AW if . . it is I ,ff I v . Y L, . 'i .i1,:,:,1g,, , - . A W, 1-Q.,.,.,.I'i3.,,WpQ, ,. ..., I , .X , I is ,M , 3. , ' - 2, Sp. N ,.-1' - ' R SA .4 5.51, wmzfr A ,ii Y ' ' I In by - 5-gg.:-5jgsg5gj'r: 5'-ec f-fr, fy. -5 - f '1 2--3? X Q , V' 1 my ' ' a:i'1?Q':exf:5:g :'wggpFB5Xbssx'a:1:4ev4wi?-2-1.f ark X f, I I, ' 1 , X . fd nf' ,dx JOHN MORLAND EVERETT SHIVELY High School Principal Assistant Principal WILLIAM LYON Elementary Principal AVIS SEILER Clerk , I ,, Ee fi . , . I 'Rf 53 ,-43. E '- v-:L 3 AQ, 'M' E 3 wi , ,Q NM SSA X 32 mir-:ff sr :Y I , N vw 3? . . f.a'.:s 5'?'.wfz'V ., , , , , P M555 0 :N Q5 ,.,........ .. ,Musa , , an F 3 y . a .,,::,, , , Q wx . .. 2 -, VX Q x 'Z , ,N wx-.Q Aff, A'- UV! 1'1 - . .t ,Q-Q-4 is gf ww -N-+-A-w-vvw-f r,g.H'W f Y ...Q 'x fi' , 'W Sify ' 4 isa 1, CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4. First day of school 8. Baseball game here with Bourbonfwe won! 13. Class officers elected 15. Baseball game at Lapaz 18. Faculty Party-Oh! these teachers 19. Argos game here 22. Bremen Day at Bourbon Fair Tyner game here 25. Culver there-we lost 29. West High there-we mauled them!! OCTOBER 10. Apollo Concert 13. Assembly program by fireman 25. Trials for yell-leadersAYea! Rah! 26-27. State Teachers Convention 30. Hallowe'en Party NOVEMBER 2. Future Teachers went to Manchester College 7. Basketball startsfwashington Clay here 10. Game with Concord 17. Bourbon there-those refs!! 21. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y meeting. No, boys, you can't ioin Tri-Hi-Y. 22. Syracuse here Program by Reverend Allen 23. Band Drive for money Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 1. Madison here 5. Rochester here 8. Lapaz here 13. Assembly program-the Patterson's Freshmen Tourney at Madison 15. Wakarusa here 18. Faculty party-another one? 19. Concert Choir sang for Kiwanis 20. Nappanee here 21. Christmas Program 22. Christmas Dance Vacation-2 glorious weeks Basketball dinner at hotel 67 JANUARY Back to school Plymouth here-we just clon't have 1 1, 13. County Tourney Semester Exams Culver here South Bend-Washington here Argos there Madison there FEBRUARY Dress rehearsal for Senior Play Senior Play-Oh! my nerves Farmers Institute Nappanee there Middlebury there Knox at Plymouth Concert by Band and Chorus , 22, 24. Sectional Tourney Class Talent Show-need 51 O? F. F. A. Party-now boys! MARCH Seniors spree in Indianapolis Skru-Ball game Regional Tourney Semi-finals Finals APRIL April Fool's Day Junior Play Program by Arthur Miles Art Exhibit MAY Elementary Operetta Junior-Senior Prom Senior Exams Baccalaureate 16. Finals again COMMENCEMENT ! ! any luck HX I 'V I The Senior Class of Bremen High School wishes to express their appreciation to the following individuals for their contributions. The T951 Sprig O' Mint was made possible only through their generosity. OUT-OF-TOWN BOOSTERS George Wright, county recorder Harold E. Rose, county recorder Don's Parlor, Plymouth Plymouth Pilot E. V. Derf, The Jeweler Dr. F. W. Bauer L. F. Gooch -Jostens LOCAL BOOSTERS Alice's DoNut Shop Dewey E. Arch, lnsurance Bob's Shell Service Berg's Refrigeration Birkey's Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Hatchery State Bank Machine and Welding Shop Enquirer Beauty Shop Bremen Quality Cleaners Bremen Lumber and Coal Bolt's Hardware Brown's Mint Carbiener's Shoe Store Dr. Earl P. Cripe Dr. J. E. 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