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

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.rv-y 414 .fy Row 1, Allen, James, Andrews, June, Arch, Nancy, Bak, Rita, Balmer, Marsha, Bondurant, Richard, Buck, Charles Beery, Alvin, Carothers, Garland. Row 2: Carothers, Geneva, Croussore, Mary, Carpenter, Doris, Cornelius, Sue Cripe, Donald, Farrer, Jerry, Haas, Ralph, Hall, Janet, Hand, David. Row 3: Hans, Joan, Heckaman, Douglas, Hen- drix, Cecille, Hochstetler, Carol, Hueni, Herman, Jones, Louise, Karpenko, Valadimir, Keller, Michael, Keyser Jack. Row 4: Kling, Marsha, Knoblock, John, Manges, Evan, Martin, Joe, Matz, Patricia, Maurice, Robert, Miller David, Musser, Jerry, Musser, Tom. Row 5: Nick, Edward, Noe, Lois, Pritsch, Loretta, Reed, Barbara, Reese, Sue Rowe, Paul, Sahloff, John, Schini, Marlene, Schuck, Linda. Row 6: Schultz, Bernard, Schultz, John, Scott, Carol Soales, Alta, Spicker, Sally, Sumpter, Jack, Swank, Marilyn, Swank, Sherry, Thomas, Kenneth. Row 7: Trefun Julie, Volguardson, Alice, Yoder, Esther, Yoder, Miriam, Yoder, Sandra, Zentz, Jack. Absent when picture was taken: Stephy, Donna. 29

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Class Officers: Nancy Arch, secretary-treasurer: Jack Hueni, presidentg Alta Soales, vice-president. SOPHOMORES 'The sophomore class of 52-53 was an up-and-coming group of students. They were in many organizations which qualified them to be the next year's upper classmen. There were four sophomores in concert choir and thirteen played in band. Eight belonged to drama club and five helped on the Breeze staff. Four boys were in Hi-Y, eleven in F. F, A. and two in 4-H. Five girls were in Tri-Hi-Y and eleven in G, A. A, Eight boys played on the second team. Sherry Swank, Alta Soales, and Linda Schuck were the B team cheer- leaders. Two sophomore boys advanced to the ranks of the first team. We know the class was proud of the good work done by all the boys. There were three guidance rooms for the sophomore class. Miss Tyler, Mr. Tiede, and Mr. Pierson were the sponsers, Louise Jones, Janet Hall, and Sherry Swank re- presented the class in student council. We knew this class would be one to go out and accomplish something by the way they worked in their sophomore year. In the fall they took their first step to raise money by having a leaf rake and a paper drive. We also knew that they liked to have fun from all the parties they had. 28

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James Allen June Andrews Nancy Arch Rita Bak Marsha Balmer Alvin Beery Richard Bondurant Charles Buck Garland Carothers Geneva Carothers Doris Carpenter Sue Cornelius Donald Cripe Mary Croussore Jerry Farrer Ralph Haas Janet Hall David Hand Joan Hans Douglas Heckaman Cecille Hendrix Carol Hochstetler Jack Hueni Louise Jones Vladimir .Karpenko Michael Keller Jack Keyser SCPHOMORE HOBBIES Hunting Reading Watching tele- vision Skating Reading Bowling Hunting Chicago Cubs Farming Television Geometry? Art Work Hunting and fishing Going steady Wasting time Hunting Watching tele - vision Sports Watching tele- vision Radio electronics Watching T. V. Reading we ste SIDS Girls Reading Thinking Driving Driving Marsha Kling Johnny Knoblock Evan Manges Joe Martin Pat Matz Bob Maurice Jerry Musser Tom Musser Edward Nick Lois Ann Noe Loretta Pritsch Barbara Reed Sue Reese Eldon Roth Paul Rowe John Sahlhoff John Schultz Marlene Schini Linda Schuch Carole Scott Alta Soales Sally Spicher Donna Stephey Marilyn Swank Sherry Swank Kenneth Thomas Julie Trefun Alice Volquardson Esther Yoder Miriam Yoder Going to South Bend Judy Combs Basketball Boys Debate Books Working Sleeping Horse s Stamps Shoes Records Working Boxing Bicycles Dates Rings Gum Dogs Yell-leading Talking Library Trouble Reading Eating Rooms Cars Sleeping Sleeping