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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1954 volume:

.Q Y KX k 1' f , .SQ f ., A-5 . N paazmafaff sum in 1954 gunmen 564006 gunmen, Vazdimca We've finally reached our first main goal in life, which we've looked for- ward to ever since our first year at Bremen High. As we complete our last year here at the place which has given us our first real start in life,we rem- inisce about all the swell times we have had during our twelve years spent here together. We think of the teachers who have made it possible for us to reach our higher goals in life through their understanding and patience in guiding us through our lessons and problems. We'll never forgetthem--they've been wonderful! Our thoughts and thanks also go to the administration for their co-operation in yielding us the cafeteria for all the parties and dances we had, and for their help in making our parades and pep sessions ffor which they were so wonderful in helping us to make a success., We'll miss all of them, but we hope that we can show them rewarding results for all their time and effort inhelping us to become better prepared to go on to our own different vocations in life which we have chosen. We wish all of you the best of luck, and hope that your years at 'good ol Bremen High prove to be as enjoyable and rewarding as ours have been! Carol Birkey Editor 2 gm I I I School Board: W. W. Schrammg E. O. Annisg John Morland, superintendent Lester Lemang and Chester Huff. Roy Kauffman was not present for the pic- tllle . -sgfilxgsri N S .N EVERETT SHIVELY W. W. LYON . High School Principal Elementary Principal AV IS SEILER Secretary ROSEMARY SMITH Bookkeeper ABM 3 JUSTINE BAKER DON BUNGE RALPH REPLOGLE Music - Art, 6-12 Phy. Ed. - Coach Commerce ROLEEN PICKARD DONA IRION LOWELL KOONTZ. Phy. Ed. - Health 85 Safety English - Spanish Biology - Math Typing CHARLES MCNEW FRITZ NIERSTE KATHRYN HUNTINGTON English Social Studies Home Ec. - Cafeteria 4 MILDRED SHIVELY LOREN TIEDE MILDRED TYLER Librarian Industrial Arts VOC. HOITIS EC. ARTHUR WILSON WILLIAM WICKER JOHN BAIRD Instrumental Music Voc. Agriculture Science - Health - Safety FLORENCE DORIOT JOHN HUNTINGTON GLENN KLINEDINST Language Arts - Phy. Ed. Soc. Studies - Phy. Ed. Mathematics CATHERINE HIBNER ANITA BREITWISER GENEVA MOLEBASH School Nurse Elem. Music - Art Mathematics 5 Elaine Marshitz, Valedictorian Janet Emsberger, Salutatorian 'Wann Richard Sheneman, Nancy Weston, Carol Birkey, Nancy Klinedinst, Sally Chidister, Shirley Pittman, James Hepler, and Shirley Heckaman. .V SQHES' 5' 439 C23 eg, ls ,iv QT S fi.. 3. fl 2- Seadafza The seniors of 54 have been as busy as little mice with a new piece of cheesef We started off with a bang by putting on our senior play. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN was its title, and it was put on with great success. The star of the show turned out to be Paula Smith, who won the Oscar lJr.l. Next came the planning of our senior trip. As in every senior class we all took the attitude of nothing but the best for us . It was this attitude that won us a four-day trip to New York. Boy, are we going to have a swell time! Something new was then added. Remember the confusion of selling candy bars in the athletic room? Well, we solved the problem. We got candy ma- chines. Now we have only organized confusion. Things lagged for awhile but not for long. We had a class meeting for the purpose of deciding what to do in order to make some of that stuff called money. We would definitely need some if we were going to New York in the spring. One little mouse with great ambition popped up and suggested we have a corn pick. Sound kinda 'hickish and back-woodsie ? Well maybe, but it proved to be very profitable. We all gathered at Mr. Anderson's farm one Saturday and tromped off into his corn field. He had gone through the field with his picker, but you'd be surprised how much corn it missed. It's surprising how we picked as much as we did, as we were all so bundled up we could hardly move. Boy, was it cold that day. Last but surely not least, we started our Sprig sales. This brought about the Sprig Jig. The boosters managed to contribute quite a sum, however, and to them goes the credit for this book being made possible. ,,. 1 gpgp X ri EON 1 my ij 'if filigfr TNQ. frm .,--- 'fig l a M i -Q: Qt it X. fi, L. if ,A is S it -' rf ,, as . , i . , 1 ' 3' if 'sq hu CAROL ANDERSON Always smiling and ready for fun, From the earliest hour until the day is done. Mixed Chorus 1g4-H 1, 2, Jun- ior Play 3g Drama Club 3g Girls Glee Club 1. BARBARA ANNIS She speaks, acts, and behaves just as she should. 4-H 1, 2, 3g Class Play 3, jour- nalism 3. DON AUKERMAN Thoughtful and somewhat shy, But we think he's just one swell guy. Intramural Basketball 2, 3g In- tramural Softball 2g Intramural Bowling 1, 25 Intramural Foot- ball 3, 4, Track 25 Baseball 3, 4g Basketball 4. ROGER BALSLEY He's little and he's wise, But he's a terror for his size. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4-Sec 3, F. F. A. 1,2,3,4-V. Pres.3gClass Play, 3, Intramural 1, 2. ROGER BEEHLER Bring me the world and all its trimmings too, For I am Roger, and who are you? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Intramural Foot- ball3,4gHi-Y 1,2, 3, 4-Treas. 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4-V. Pres. 4: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. DORIS BECKNELL WALTER BERG Not that he loves classes less, Only playing more. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2g Concert Choir 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. lg Junior Play 3, Sprig Staff 4. Doris laughs allthe while, But she has her own sweet style. G. A. A. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 Journalism 3. CAROL BIRKEY Weddin' band is on the way, She'll be a Mrs. any day, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g F. T. A. 3,4- V, Pres.3, Sec.4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,4g Band 13 Class Play 3, 45 Breeze Editor 3, Sprig Editor 4: Concert Choir 4. SAM BORKHOLDER ROBERT CARRICO SALLY CHIDISTER I'm not lazy, I'M just in love Intelligent and tall ------ We'll tell all who want to hear with rest. And ooh! Thats not all! it, Basketball 2.3. Basketball 1,2,35 Cross Country 5hC'S Small in build. but DOI 2,35 Chorus 1,25 Science Club in Spirit. 4. Band 1,2,3,45 Twirling 1,2,3,45 LEWIS COX He never troubles trouble, Until trouble troubles him. Class Play 3,45 Science Club 45 Intramural Sports 2,35 Drama Club 3. Chorus 3,45 Gi.rl's Glee Club 3, 45Breeze Staff 35 Sprig Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Drama Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. CHESTER CARDELINO A member of our fighting team, I bet he 's some girls secret dream. Student Council 1,2,35 Class Vice President 45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Choir 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Science Club 45 Movie Operator 25 Breeze Staff 35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. CLARENCE COCHRAN Everything will come, if man will only wait. Class Play' 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. 'Loyal hearted, strong in mind A better heart is hard to find. 4-H 1,2,3,45 Balnd l,2,3,45 G. A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Girls Glee Club 1,2,35Journal- ism 35 Sprig Staff 4. MAYNARD EALING Always ready to join the fun, And always around where there is work to be done. Class Play 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 President 45 Drama Club 35 Track 1,25 Sci- ence Club 45 Sprig Staff 45 Class Officer 35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. 3595 Kish W' 'T3isihtJsisz?a Wi? rt: Student Council 4, vice -presi- JANET ERNSBERGER GAIL FELTON WAYNE FISHER There's something about a soldier, Jan can tell you what. Class play 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4, treasurer 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Drama Club 3gScience Club 4, president 45 Sprig O'Mint 45 Her neart is where her love is, Either I find a way or I will and her love is wherever John make one. is, F . F . A . 1,2,3,4g Intramural G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus Sports 2,3g Basketball 3. 1,2,3g Class play 3. dent 43 Mixed Chorus 2,3. VIRGINIA GERBER She is sweet and she is shy, but she sure has caught one man's eye. Journalism 35 Sprig O'Mint 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Sports reporter 4g Class play 3. TED GRAVERSON No sinner and no saint perhaps, but nevertheless he's one fine chap. 4-H 3g Basketball 1,23 Intra- mural basketball 3,4g Class play 3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 4g Science Club 4. SHIRLEY HECKAMAN SUE HAENES A good industrious gal is sheg a truer friend there couldn't be. Band 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Bised Chorus 1,2,3g Sprig O'Mint 4, Drama Club 3. n Shirley doesn't have much to Say, but we like her mild and gentle way. Band l,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3,4g treasurer 1,25 Journalism 33 Mixed Chorus lg Sprig O'Mint 4. JIM HEPLER Jim, he is the best of guysg always there and always wise. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 Baseball 25 Intramural sports 2, 3,45 Librarian 15 Class Play 3, 4gClass Officer 4g Science Club 4. JAMES HOCHSTETLER Sleepy and tired the live long day But wart till night, he's on Mixed Chorus 4 Concert Choir 2 3, 43Jr. Play 3. NANCY KLINEDINST Sweet and friendly, that is she, Let s all hope she will happy n 1 2 3 4 4-H 13 Class a bit. Plays3 4 Class Treasurer 33 G. A A 1 2 Sprig Staff 43 Tri- 4 F. T. A. 3, 4, Chorus 1 3 G1rlsGlee Club 1, . W He is heard from every section Singing, lust a little blonde's affection. Concert Choir 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Class Play3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1,23Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, 3, 43F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 33 F. T. A. 43 Band President 4. JUDY KING There's a twinkle in her eye, For every boy that passes by. Band 1,2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Choir 1, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Class Plays 3, 43 F. T. A. 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sprlg Staff 4. I WAYNE HUFF When he does things that annoy, Don't forget he's just a boy. F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 4-H 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. WILLIAM KENSINGER I'm not as ornery as they say, lt's just my love for mischief. Chorus 1,23 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. JAMES LAUDEMAN A right good sport, we'll admit He has a good time and works Band 1, 23 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2, 3g F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 - 4-H 1, 2, 33 Sprig Staff 43 Movie Operator 2, 33Basketball 1.3 Junior Play 3. DOUGLAS LEMAN He is president of our class, And he's known by each lad and lass. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Intramural Football 3, 4: Class Vice President 33 Class President43 Drama Club 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3, 4: Intramural Bowling 1, 23 Student Director 43Breeze 33 German Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 33 Debate Con- ference 4. GAIL LEEPER lt's better to be small and shine, Than large and cast a shadow. G. A. A. 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sprig Staff 45 Drama Club 35 Junior Play 35 Librarian 2, 3. ELAINE MARSHITZ A good sport in everything she does, There never a better and finer girl was. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4-Musician 3, 45 Vice President of Class 25 Pres- ident of Class 35 Concert Choir 15 Mixed Chorus 15 F. T. A. 3, 4-Historian 45 Student Council 25 Debate Conference 4. MAX MARTIN Like a magnet, he has the power of attraction. Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Boys Glee Club3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 35 Junior Play 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2. DOUGLAS MILLER His personality rates high, In other words, he's quite a guy. Barbershop Quartet 2, 3, 45 German Band 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Student Council President 45 Concert Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Class Plays 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Drama Club 35 Intramural JIM MOREN The world knows little of its greatest men. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football 3, 45 Intramural Bowl- ling I, 2. Basketball 1, 25 Sprig Staff 4. BONNIE NEHR With her long, brown, lovely SHIRLEY PITTMAN hair, She surely is a maiden No one knows when she comes fair. or goes, but she gets there just G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism the same. 35 Mixed Chorus 1. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1. EUGENE PERROT Gene is always full of vim, This old world needs more like him. F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 454-I-I 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Sprig Staff 45 Movie Operator 2, 35 Basketball 15 F. F. A.Treasurer 35F. F. A. Pres- ident 45 4-H Vice President 45 Student Council 3. ' i Q ii i W' ELDOII ROTH JOHN ROWE HAROLD SCHLEMMER A little backward about com- Worry and care he casts away. Silent and mighty is he. He 's ing forward. Just one life to live -so he all that a boy should be. makes it gay. Manager 2, Baseball 3,43 Class F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-Hg Basketball Play 4g Intramural 1,2,4. 2g Cross-country 3, Intramural 1,3,4. JUDY SCHMITT Sugar and sp ice and everything nice, that's whatjudy is made of. Band 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Sprig Staff 4g Concert Choir 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Drama Club 3g Class Play 3. DICK SHENEMAN Always friend ly just the same, Always square in life's old game. 4-H 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Junior Play 3. PAULA SMITH With curly lashes and a small pug nose, There 's always laughter where 'ere she goes. Band 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Trl-Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus l,2,3, 4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 3, 45 Class Plays 3,4g Drama Club 3gF.T.A. 3,4gG.A.A.1gCheer- leader 3,4g Bowling 2. CAROL SNYDER Look out boys! She's not so bashful as she seems. Class Play 33 4-H l,2. WILLIAM STEWART Women are like elephants --- Ilike to look at them, but I'd sure hate to own one. Band 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g 4- H l,2,3gF.F.A. 1,23 Class Sec- retary 4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3g Intramural Bowling 1,25 German Band 1,2,3g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Boys Glee Club 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1,25 Drama Club 3, Class Play 3,4g Intra- mural Football 3,4g Intramural Volleyball 4g Band Vice Presi- dent 3. 1- TERRY SCHURR Natural and very athletic, nothing about him is synthetic. Mixed Chorus 15 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 35 Band 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45Drama Club 35 Track 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Movie Operator 45 Breezte Staff LOREN STICHTER In what he leaves unsaid, ROBERT SUMPTER What he wants most to get out You can discover a master of of school is himself. style. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Intramural Football 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 3. 35 Class Officer 15 Intramural 1,2,3,4. 1 x ROBERT UNSICKER Full of fun and mischievous too Doing things he shouldn't do. Intramural Football3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Movie Operator 1,2,35 Breeze 35 Sprig Staff 45 4-H 1, 2,35 Class Play 3. NANCY WEST GLORIA SMITH From Volquardsen to Smith she changed her name, But to us she's still the same. Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45Iunior Play 3 Senior Play 45 Breeze 35 G.A.A 15 Vice President Band 4. ON It's nice to be natural when ones naturally nice. DALE WALTERHOUSE He's very likeable so we hear, Quiet, loyal and sincere. Intramural Basketball 1,45 In- tramural Football 3,45 Class Play 3. Band 1,2,3,45 Band Secretary 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y President 45 Glee Club 25 Mix- ed Chorus 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Class Plays 3,45 Student Council 25 Student Council Secretary 25 Class Secretary 35 F.T.A. 3,45 F.T.A. Secretary 35 Sprig Staff 45 Sprig Associate Editor 45 Drama 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Basketball Queen 4. BARBARA WHITSEL With her, lessons are hard to get done, Because she lives to have her fun. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Breeze 35 Glee Club 35 Class Play 35 Bowling 2,3,4. fha JOYCE WIDMAR A jolly girl, always in good humor, Ready for fun of any kind. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Con- cert Choir 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g G. A. A. lg Class Plays 3, 45 Class Officer 1, Drama Club 35 Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Sprig Staff 4, Band Treasurer 4g Tri-I-li-Y Secretary 4. SAUNDRA YARIAN lftalk were chloroform, We'd asleep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 35 Drama Club 3: Class Plays F.T.A.4gG.A.A. 1g Girls Glee 2, 3. RICHARD ZIMMER A lazy boy and a warm bed, Are difficult ro part. FFA12344H1234, Movie Operators 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Football 3. 16 all be 1, 2, 3. 4: Club 3 saw vw X ,D Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Boy Dancer Best Girl Dancer Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Sharpest Boy Sharpest Girl Most Talented Boy Most Talented Girl Most Intelligent Boy Most Intelligent Girl Boy Most Likely to Marry First Girl Most Likely to Marry First Personality Boy Personality Girl Biggest Boy Flirt Biggest Girl Flirt Neatest Boy Neatest Girl Shortest Boy Shortest Girl Tallest Boy Tallest Girl Silliest Boy Silliest Girl Boy Most Likely to Succeed Girl Most Likely to Succeed Best Boy Sport Best Girl Sport Best Boy Athlete Best Girl Athlete Boy with the Best Physique Girl with the Best Figure 17 gddfld Doug Miller Nancy Weston Max Martin Joyce Widmar Roger Beehler Nancy Weston Elaine Marshitz Dick Sheneman Doug Leman Paula Smith Alan Huff Judy Schmitt Jim Hepler Nancy Klinedinst Ted Graverson Gloria Volquardsen Doug Miller Judy Schmitt Roger Beehler Saundra Yarian Lewis Cox Carol Birkey Eldon Roth Sally Chidister Bob Carrico Barbara Whitsel Bud Ealing Carol Anderson Jim Hepler Elaine Marshitz Terry Schurr Gail Leeper Terry Schurr Virginia Gerber Bob Unsicker Doris Becknell I eac2va706ZZ I We, the class of 1954, being of sound body and half a mind, leave to our friends, classmates, and teachers, the following, hoping they can put them to better use than we have. We, the seniors of Bremen High School, will to: Mr. Nierste, the Dandy Little Diaper Service. Miss Irion, the right to measure next year's seniors for caps and gowns. Mr.Wilson, the funwe had planning and putting on the band shows, knowing next year's shows will be just as good. Mr. Molebash, the headaches and worries of the magazine sales. Keep up the good work! Miss Shively, all our overdue books, hoping that our dues will buy a whole library of new books. Mr. McNew, the success of next year's Senior Play. Miss Pickard, a muffler for her voice. Mr. Tiede, those baby loins that he might teach them to be big king beasts like their older brothers. Mr. Wicker, another trip to St. Louis next year. Mr. Bunge, a good team and good games like we had this year. Miss Baker, a megaphone to save her voice. Mr. Baird, the atom bomb so he can become a marve1ous individual . Miss Tyler, the northern accent Mr. Koontz, all the bugs in Bremen. Mrs. Huntington, an accurate lunch count. Mr. Reprogle, the ambition to have a school paper. Mrs. Hibner, all our aches and pains. Mr. Shively, a quiet, deserted, restful school house in which to rest up for next year's seniors, hoping they won't be such a problem as we were. Thanks Shive-- you were wonderful this year. Mr. Morland the new school building. The new Freshmen, the honor of being called green all year and the fun in the next four years. The new Sophomore, the privilege of not being called green anymore. The new Juniors, the fun of planning the Junior-Senior prom, plays, and parties, knowing no one could enjoy them more than we did. ' The new Seniors, our three wonderful sponsors--take care of them--they're wonderful, and the right to run the school. I, Carol Anderson, will my parties to anyone who thinks they can get by with them. I, Don Aukerman, will my quiet ways to Morris Brown. I, Barbara Annis, will myself to a certain Nappanee boy. I, Roger Beehler, will my passionate love for all girls to Herman Jacob Hueni, Jr. I, Roger Balsley, will my love for Mr. Nierste's government class to any Junior. I, Sam Borkholder, will my flashy Ford Sports Sedan to anyone who wants to make the payments on it. 1. Walter Berg, will my curly hair to Pete Heller. I, Carol Birkey, will my love for the postman to Karen Robinson. I, Celestino Lewegie Cardelino, Jr., will my love for Calumet City to Joe Martin. I, Bob Carrico, will the size of my feet to Pete Heller. I, Sally Chidister, will my shortness to Lois Ann Noe. I, Clarence Cochran, will my ability to run bases to Jake Hand. l, Lewie Cox, will my ability to love the girls and leave them to Jim Gerber. l, Maynard Ealing, will not will Sharon to anyone. I, Pat Ellis, will my ability to resist going steady to Don Gragg. I, Jan Ernsberger, will my ability to get a boy to drive 100 miles for a date to Stinky Grossman. I, Wayne Fisher, will my motorcycle techniques to Stan Huffer. I, Virginia Gerber, will my ability to keep quiet in Miss Shive1y's study to Don Fore. I, Ted Graverson, will not will Ginnie to anyone. I, Gail Felton, will my ability to get a diamond to Virginia Gerber. I, Sue I-laenes, will my love for Westphalia to anyone who thinks they-can find it on the map. I, Shirley Heckaman, will my quiet ways to Doris Carpenter. I, James Hepler, will my hat to any underclassman that can stand to wear it. 1, Jim Hochstetler, will my old Ford to Hambone Nick. I, Alan Huff, will my D. A. to Benny Heckaman, I, Wayne Huff, will Mr. Wicker to all of the Unfortunate underclassmen. I, Bill Kensinger, will my trips to Chicago to Tom Teghtmeyer.??'?? I, Nancy Klinedinst, will my experiences in Home Ec. to Kay Wiegand. 18 Judy King, will my long hair to Donna Smith. I I, Jim Laudeman, will the fun I had in St. Louis to anyone who's blue . I, Gail Leeper, will my giggle to anyone who can stand it. I, Doug Leman, will Mr. Nierste's inspiring classes to any underclass hoodlums. I, Elaine Marshitz, will my ability to get around Shive to anyone who gets in trouble. I, Max Martin, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Nierste's class to anybody who can get I Doug Miller, will my ability to get out of classes to Jim Gerber. Jim Moten, will my white turtle neck sweater to Jim Allen. II I Bonnie Nehr, will the ability to keep long hair to Marlene Rhoade. I, Gene Perrot, will my good friend Jim, to Judy. l Shirley Pittman, will my love for out of town boys to Alta Soales. John Rowe, will my Chevie to anybody who thinks they could drive it. If I Judy Schmitt, will my talent for losing freckles to Linda Schuck. I, Terry Schurr, will my ability to stay away from women to Knute O'Conner. l Harold Schlemmer, will will my will to Will Maurice. II I. I Carol Snyder, will my ability to go steady with a Nappanee boy to Carole Scott. I, Bill Stewart, will leave Morris Brown alone. I, Loren Stichter, will my ability to be late for dinner to anyone who doesn't want to eat. I. I. Eldon Roth, will my ability to go through high school to Donnie Polson. Bob Sumpter, will my seat in Physics class to John Zentz. I Bob Unsicker, will not will my girl from Bourbon to anyone. Paula Smith, will my ability to go steady for three years to my baby sister, Donna. Dick Sheneman, will my jeep to anyone who wants a hard -top convertible without any doors. away with it I Gloria Volquardsen Smith, will my ability to get married in my senior year to Marilyn Swank. I Dale Walterhours, will my studebaker to anyone who wants it.' Nancy Weston, will all the fun I had in cheerleading this year to next years cheerleaders. Barbara Whitsel, will my driving ability to anyone who is willing to take the risk. If I. I Joyce Widmar, will my ability to keep out of mischief to Karen Robinson. I, Saundra Yarian, will my ability to get three class rings at one time to Sharon Keck. I Richard Zimmer, will leave. With the hope that all above property will be fully appreciated and used to advantage, we do hereby name Nancy Arch, President of Junior Class, as sole executor of this our last will and testament. In whitness thereof we the class of nineteen hundred and fifty four, have to this our will, set out talented hands and seal this on the twenty first day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty four. Signed: The Class of 1954 Witnesses: Mrs. Smith Mr. Knoblock Mrs. King Mrs. Sieler W4 19 f'X '? Om pfaom Our Junior Prom was a smashing success. We really put a lot of hard work into decorating the gym to carry out our theme, Stairway to the Stars . With everyone decked out in their finest gladrags and danc- ing to the music of Kenneth Ha11man's Orchestra, the scenery was made complete. A11 this furnished our background for our King and Queen, Jim Laudeman and Judy Schmitt. We have the best of memories with us from our Junior Prom. 20 Om Seackn paw 764 wa Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine Frank Jackie Dan Bill Fred Anne Lillian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Joe Scales Miss Brill Larry The dog Ernestine -pre sent Frank-present Student director Douglas Miller Joyce Widrnar Nancy Weston Alan Huff Terry Schurr Ted Graverson Maynard Ealing Bill Stewart Paula Smith Saundra Yarian Carol Birkey Gloria Volquardsen Douglas Leman Roger Beehler Judy King Lewis Cox Skeeter Klinedinst Janet Ernsberger James Hepler Nancy Klinedinst Our play directors were Miss Irion and Mr. McNew. Paula Smith took high honors for being best actor of the evening and won the cup. Row 1: Joyce Widmar, Gail Leeper, Sue Haenes, Nancy Klinedinst, Carol Birkey, Nancy Weston, Judy King, Paula Smith. Row 2: Judy Schmitt, Janet Ernsberger, Shirley Heckaman, Pat El1is,Virginia Gerber, Sally Chidister, Gloria Smith, Miss Irion. Row 3: Lewis Cox, Maynard Ealing, Bob Unsicker, Richard Zimmer, Jim Laudeman, Doug Miller. . At the close of our junior year we volunteered for the Sprig Staff. Then in September when we entered as seniors, the class officers and Miss Irion chose from the volunteers certain people for the different catagories in- volved in the Sprig, such as activities, sports, art editors, pictures, etc. Each person was assigned to a special job by the editor. Editor,Carol Birkeyg Associate Editor,Nancy Weston, Business Managers,Maynard Ealing and Nancy Klinedinstg Photographers,Wa1ter Berg and Richard Zimmer, Sports, Jim Laudeman and Gail Leeperg Activities, Judy Schmitt and Paula Smith, Classes and Faculty, Doug Miller and Janet Ernsbergerg Art, Sue Haenes and Bob Unsickerg Special Features, Judy King and Joyce Widmarg Mounting, Pat Ellis and Shirley Heckamang Typists, Virginia Gerber, Sally Chidister, and Gloria Smith. AQ, N I A f f .Z J 0 NR ,. -VW' '-f W-:W gm OR ts-vs Q x Q U 1 S ' ' N amine I l i 2 itz, 5 it is li-7 .dl Jim Allen, June Andrews, Nancy Arch, Rita Bak, Marsha Balmer, Alvin Beery, Rich Bondurant, Charles Buck, Gar- land Carothers, Geneva Carothers, Doris Carpenter, Larry Cather, Don Cripe, Mary Crussore, Jerry Farrer, Marilyn Fifer, Ralph Haas, Janet Hall, David Hand, Joan Hans, Doug Heckaman, Cecille Hendrix, Carol Hochstetler, Jack Hueni, Louise Jones, Vladimir Karpenko, Mike Keller, Jack Keyser, Marsha Kling, Johnny Knoblock, Evan Manges, Joe Martin. The Junior Class was very active this year and hauled in a lot of money. Their first and most im- portantmoneyqnakingpro- ject was selling magazines, in which they hit an all- time high of 32935.72 as total amount of sales. The high salesmen Charles Buck and Jerry Musser were the two ambitious lads who received watches. 24 .Air ll 1 Pres., Nancy Archg V. Pres., Janet Hall, Treas., Linda Sch- 11011: Sec., Jerry Musser. They also sponsored a car wash and made a grand total of 5113.14 on this project. Their spring activities were the play and the prom. The guidance room chairmen were Donna Stephey and Larry Cather, and the class sponsors were Geneva Molebash, Lowell Koontz, Katherine Hunting ton, and Charles McNew. Bob Maurice, Jerry Musser, Edward Nick, Lois Noe, Loretta Pritsch, Barbara Reed, Sue Reese, Paul Rowe, John Sahlhoff, Marlene Schini, Linda Schuch, John Schultz, Carol Scott, Alta Soales, Sally Spicher, Donna Stephey, Marilyn Swank, Sherry Swank, Kenny Thomas, Julie Trefun, Alice Volquardsen, Barbara Yoder, Esther Yoder, Sandra Yoder, Jack Zentz. 1. at -' ns., 1 'it .-3 Ie L, v ' s , ,. gg, r v- Nr: Ei . W , I gtg 1? ,,, J, m . .P M -rr ,ii A -y . ,fam M ' 'I B f 1 . , 'K wif? iff' ,1 N wc, . , ,NWI A k Mak 'sv' Q1 -. R - , be 3 V G. M. as 1 W- ,Af Q we n :gf-. , . -if ,. if A My . ,X 4 ia' J ' 'L'- , A S+ r , r, , Q ,. L -7 , 4 Q, is ,A ss '1 . .,.,, A ,vi 1 ' 3 fi 1 if Suzi' xs,,TlJ 25 W -1 is - ,,, , l . 5 in . r,,2 j 1 1 7Zezme Jim Allen Alvin Berry Richard Bondurant Garland Carothers Larry Cather Donald Cripe .Terry Farrer Marilyn Fifer Ralph Haas David Hand Joan Hans Douglas Heckaman Cecille Hendrix Jack Hueni Michael Keller .Tack Keyser John Knoblock Evan Manges Joe Martin Bob Maurice .Terry Mus ser Tom Musser Edward Nick Lois Ann Noe Loretta Pritsch Barbara Reed Sue Reese John Sahlhoff Marlene Schini Linda Schuch Carole Scott Alta Soales Sally Spicher Marilyn Swank Kenneth Thomas Jack Zentz cmdafw f-fmldfdoa 771044537 Wd! ge Mechanic Sailor Draftsman Hot Rod Flyer Farmer Millionaire Ditch Digger Play Boy Bum Conservation Officer Comedy Singer Draftsman Drafted Typist 8: Filing Clerk Clerk in 5 at lO Millionaire Tramp Baseball Player Tackle on Chicago Bears Marry a Millionaire Secretary Student at Penn State Inmate at State Pen English Teacher Correspondence Agent to France President of G. M. C. C. P. A. Own a Cadillac Drive a Stock Car Night Clubs Your guess is as good as mine Loved by Girls Be a Bachelor Farm Farm College Work Navy ? College Work Construction Work Work Don't Know Do You Draftsman Nursing Old Main Be a Nurse A Pill Dipper Nurse Work Nurse Waitress Farm You'd be Surprised Doctor's Receptionist A Do-Nothing College Do-Nothing Beautician Singe Some Grandma's Hair Old-Maid Secretary Boss's Wife Stewardess Something Else Artist Draw Comic Book Pictures Millionaire Billionaire Flyer Hayseed 26 72404 Charlotte Baker Dean Balsley Meridee Balsley Jack Berg Glenn Bowen Virginia Bowser Morris Brown Loretta Burkholder Bob Chandler Patricia Coffel Julie Craig Carol Ellis Don Felten Bill Fisher Loretta Fisher Don Fore Jim Gerber Francis Grandstaff Evelyn Haas Carol Hagen Evelyn Hamer Dick Hershberger Janet Heckaman Jim Heckaman Vera Holdeman Daniece Hook Carole Huff Bill Jensen Diane Jones Ronald Kares Sharon Keck Wayne Kiefer Anna Kovach Sally Laudeman Lewis Leeper Walter Lynch Barbara Maurice Kirk Molebash Albert Moren Sue O'Connor Lois Patridge Karen Robinson Jane Sahlhoff Carl Schweisberger Marlene Schweisberger James Sheetz Donna Smith Phyllis Smith Judy Van Skyock Carol Stump Carol Swank Tom Teghtmeyer Janet Thomas Marjorie Wolfe 70e46ne44 Young gentlemen Good food A certain blond Everything Gas for my rod That would be telling Food Catching up with Miss Tyler Good -looking girls Someone special Don't you know??? Talking and boys School Harriett Someone Getting up in the morning Two -piece bathing suits One -piece bathing suits Filling stations Boys Work Working Being quiet Studying Shows Getting into trouble Getting along with sophomores English Eating Getting along with teachers A certain senior boy Anything Madison Growing Trouble Anything A freshman Traveling too much Running too much in track A certain farmer You'd be surprised! College boys Geography class Lakeville girls Typing Hi-Fi sound Black eyes Having a ring Wich certain sophomore??? A certain senior You don't know, do you? Basketball Driving cars Popular music ,4-f 1 f 'I A 1 xr it W4 if ,sf ,F fa Charlotte Baker, Dean Balsley, Meridee Balsley, Jack Berg, Glen Bowen, Morris Brown, Virginia Bowser, Loretta Burkholder, Bob Chandler, Bill Carothers, Patsy Coffel, Julie Craig, Carol Ellis, Don Felton, Bill Fisher, Loretta Fisher, Don Fore, Jim Gerber, Francis Grandstaff, Evelyn Haas, Carol Hagen, Evelyn Harner, Janet Heckaman, John Heckaman, Merle Heckaman, Jim Heckaman, Pete Heller, Dick Hershberger, Larry Holstrom, Vera Holde- man, Daniece Hook, Bill Jensen. To make some of that handy stuff called money these ambitious kids had a leaf rake in October on the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. They netted over S100 on this project. They also had great enthusiasm for the bake sale which they sponsored. During the last two years in high school they've lost and gained some pretty nice kids. Chet Simpson, DeVere Andrews, and Arvin and Marvin Weldy are the students you won't see around school anymore. Carol Huff, formerly of New Hampshire, joined them this year. 4, X l Yi as Q. Pres., Marjorie Wolfeg V. Pres., Kirk Molebashg Treas., Bob Candlerg Sec., Don Fore. Their guidance room chairmen were Barbara Maurice, Don Felton, and Sharon Keck. Their class sponsors, who were always on hand when they were needed, were Mildred Tyler, Loren Tiede, and William Wicker. Diane Jones, Ronald Kares, Sharon Keck, Wayne Kiefer,Chester Klingerman, Anna Kovach, Sally Laudeman, Lewis Leeper, Marlene Leeper, Walter Lynch, Barbara Maurice, Kirk Molebash, Albert Moron, Sue O'Connor, Lois Pat- ridge, Don Poulson, Karen Robinson, Rodney Ruger, Jane Sahlhoff, Marlene Schweisberger, Carl Schweisberger, Jim Sheetz, Donna Smith, Phyllis Smith,Caro1e Stump, Carol Swank, Tom Teghtmeyer, Janet Thomas, Judy Van Sky- ock, Marjorie Wolfe, Sue Etta Yoder, John Zentz. f ll: 2 fla- ,lv ' 51 r Q , N I , 4.-yr E A , , J .V -I , 'Y 'l-0' A b y IL' .X , 29 ,,, ,,, af,,S, ,: ' , A ,ciwfft A ,W M +411 av 1, - , MW :ef J F1 fl: ,S J we y Jt J P ,XXAFW 6,1 if J X it 5, if gr Q f V sg ' A Y .fff i V 'Y' ' . 4 ,V V KA, .F I ,fn ,, ' Y. ., . may me Q M fiwj. t,I53'l fr, Z, y ,tiii ,f ' .L y 5 if ' C J fx Q 5 L' '- ' 13. 4 5 , -. .V 51 .,,,-: .' Jt at .ff A ,qu ,f , f' - H- ' f LL-. -gl 3 SJ' frattv ,,'. 2-21,3 y xg '-Ss f..,af X I ,J jj , at K lf! 1 ,ly t ,et A J 25' A . Q in X A :Zia ,E j A 4 1 7, . ., ,Y ,- - , rt 'yr eil ' , Q N ., QQ. J 23' if ' A ' fo at 1 A c' , r ,,, X 'ff-ff R J A t J 1 J S - . . ,M dr. Q- yl wr Q yy 1, if X .1 2 Q Q. NCQ . I ,, V ia F 'Q ' A L at 555 -r W 5 I gt , av ' , 3 X nz . R My X it .SN wwf it y , . A J, Row 1: Jim Yoder, Joyce Andrews, John Aukerman, Rosemary Baird, Harvey Bak, Irene Borkhoider, Judy Bowser. Row 2: Edna Boyer,Nob1e Crothers, Allen Cather, Steve Crittenden, Shirley Cox, Ronald Cooper Helen Dutoi, Joyce Giek. Row 3: Don Farrer, Donald Gragg, Wayne Grebe, Frank Green, JamesHahn, Arthur Grove, Ronald Grise, Jim Hawkins. Row 4: Dave Heckaman, Mary Hepler, Allen Hochstetler, Richard Holdeman, Stanley Huffer, Betty Kaylor, Jackie Koontz, Harriet Kuntz. f 214 of it Officers: Alen Hochstetler-Pres ident, Robert Whitsel-V. P., Don Gragg-Sec.-Treas. We had quitea few little mice in high school this year and they started right out trying to make money for their future expenses. Their main project was selling fruit cakes around Christmas time. They also took part in selling tickets for the P. T. A.'s W. L. S. show. They had three guidance rooms, one in which Miss Pickard was the sponsor and Janice Stephey the chairman, one in which Mr. Bunge was the sponsor and Steve Crittenden the chairman, and the other with Mr. Replogle the sponsor and Shirley Matz the chairman. Row 1: Shirley Matz, John Noe, Janet Nusbaum, Knute O'Conner, Charley Peters, Lloyd Pittman, Dale Replogle, Marlene Rhodea. Row 2: Linda Rowe, Wanda Rowe, Leo Sahlhoff, Jim Schlemmer, Carolyn Sheetz, Tony Sheneman, Mavis Shutz, Pauline Silveus. Row 3: Ester Slabaugh, Larry Slabaugh, Richard Snyder, Jack Spicher, Janice Stephey, Kenneth Strichter, Marilyn Stutz, Jim Sumpter. Row 4: Clifford Thomas, Jane Unsicker, Larry VnaGilder, Suzanne Weber, Cleo Weldy, Bob Whitsel, Kay Wiegand, Jim Wright. ' ss.. . 3 C ' J V Jr. S .. , , .slt is .Y . 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A L 'rl' , 4KK,K ' ie' ,, AK., ,M H,-' A' ,Y A , ,L , U - be-,. at T ' , ,ff K, K 1: Ni, ' , Kia al K,K TKZQKKV ' vm , KK'K. KK K K at 'J I ,Q J QI? 'M of ' 4 Q .L .gl A A L an ,J J' if , ' lf- - af J 1' 'Ei' L f-f -ff ,ti 7 a 1 ff! A we.. lx iw 1? I ,fl KN - ., A., if 'J 'FA f 6 rl - Q If ' ig? ,X wg: L 6066! Row 1: Erma Andrews, Jerry Baxter, Fred Becknell, Lester Bellman, Paul Blosser, Linda Booker, Edna Burkholder, Oscar Burkholder, Bonna Candler. Row 2: Glennis Carothers, Jackie Carothers, Pat Chidister, Doris Connon, Ray- mond Cox, Mike Cripe, Barbara Everly, Beverly Gerber, Helen Graham. Row 3: Jennine Hawkins, Benny Hecka- J man, Nettie Heckaman, Eugene Hershberger, Larry Hirstien, John I-lochstetler, Ward Huff, Jerry Hummel, Dick J Kauffman. Row 4: Allen Kerschner, Kathryn Klingerman, Albert Knoblock, Janet Knoblock, Martha Kuntz, Ron- nie Laidig, Barbara Lyon, David Michael, Harley Meister. Row 5: Jim Miller, Ronnie Miller, Alex Morrison, Bar- bara Neher, Barry Pfefferle, Kathleen Pfeiffer, Jim Reese, Roger Sanborn, Norman Schini. Row 6: Ronnie Schweis- berger, Tony Sheneman, Ronald Sherk, Wayne Shumaker, Marie Silveus, John Silvey, Bobbie Slabaugh, Edna Slabaugh, Ronald Spicher.Row 7: Pat Stanifer, Glenice Stephey, Dixie Swartzlander, Roger Thayer, Torn Tucker, Gerald Wagner, Dennis Walker, Sandra Walterhouse, David Welch, Row 8: Glenice Weldy, Mary Yoder, Verna Yoder, John Zimmer. 33 I Row 1: David Allen, Eileen Ames, Ronnie Aukerman, Nancy Bailey, Dewey Balsley, Dawn Bauer, Frieda Becknell, Mike Berg, Shirley Berg. Row 2: Rose Bellman, Betsy Benson, Marvin Borkholder, Monroe Borkholder, Robert Bork- holder, Enid Brown, Justin Brown, Nancy Buell, Mary Chupp. Row 3: Judy Clauss, Elaine Cooper, Julie Creemens, Marilyn Cripe, Tom Cripe, Mary Drudge, Mary Enders, J. C. Feldman, Jeff Fisher. Row 4: John Fisher, Connie Gooding, Joann Gragg, Bill Graham, Mary Kay Graham, Larry Grandstaff, Elizabeth Green, Charlene Grossman Diane Hand. Row 5: Mike Hardy, Owen Hardy, Mike Heckaman, Esther Helmuth, Fred Hepler, Mike Hershberger: Philip Hershberger, Fred Hochstetler, Raymond Hochstetler. Row 6: Dora Jean Hohman, Patsy Hohman, Nancy Holmstrom, Teresa Hummel, Edna Johnson, Susan Kauffman, Terry Knoblock, Larry Layman, Mike Levy. Row 7: Jim Long, Kenneth Loucks, Fred Martin, Judy Middaugh, Dick Misner, Don Morris, Mac Mummey, Kenneth Muncy, Garnit Nick, Row 8: Sally Oberly, Thelma Packard, Jolene Reed, Rosalie Replogle, Charlene Rouch, Sandra San- born, Lorene Schini, Erma Schmucker, Mike Scott. Row 9: Joyce Sevy, Rose Sheetz, Fred Slabaugh, Carl Smith, Jackie Stanifer,Jerry Stump, Sally Swartzlander, Myrna Tedrow,Judith Thayer.Row 10: Patsy Weber, Larry Weston, Fred White, Bonnie Whithead, Bob Whitlock, Robert Wolfe, Don Yarian, Dennis Yoder, Larry Yoder. Ruth Yoder eighth grade li KR Ji 34 C X . , H 1 2, ' Nw Q . - K .. ., , ....... , M A I . -wwf ' A J M- , M, W, Q .. Mgzy 1 .tr ... ,ig :saw . if vw 1 31. 5511 1 :fi 2 s 5 5 1.l'5if 1i i LEX if xxx ff, it ' wr Jig f 9? 2 i i ii , S 3 2 W 2 ' ,Z 3 . iw, Saddam ,. Q .V nk , -. A V5 Lil. 'l!?'.w Zi , I 7 'bfi-K 'J xflj, 'iw Ayr- L 2,5 3 N' A I W-4 fl-, 2 L. M 'C f 1 if-F '1 E K I' rw 1 1 M' . 2 ...A : f.: ' - i 45 an A A M Q? ling Q 'L A L. if 5, .Aw -,A Sigh A A , . hp, K L .J M, X , Vx A' W ' , ,M K . J, K, Q A JL, tk A ...ww . W A: 2. V9 f ' i ,yin ' in .www H K fi 51,1 in ..-..,, H I A xr., K 4' ,.f,f K In A ? ' 22,1 E gm., if h Tj, 2 K 7 ' L irkigkf L Lf A :g.2,j,w ,g W 5 A 1 ,.,V , L R 5 A WM ,.q K' 3 m' tiff.. f' h 4 L tm 4' R I A M mf ' u L A 2 3 I ff. K ,V ,L Ai 52 K K ,.. , S Igwqmi x ,,,, QE? 5 l AMXQQ lg -:.' N ff 4 if A R Q Vg ' V 5 ,fkf I KA J J if - I -.k5Y W.- . , L. - , A H ' f -L 9 A V A ' V 'fm A Jim aa, ' 1 J K - Af.. Y JI' JL 'QQ IQ 1 K14' 3:5 L: Y Q m LW K V L? 'NL ' V 3 .gtll 'J . . v 2 , .J X A ffl?-Q-'fy . ',,k f, -,. k ,' ' ., . Q 25 QM ' 1 ' , ' ax A ffm f 1 . 1. f ff , 1 A fin Lm'k' g S h A vii' wi -5, VV 41 , sl 46,5 r- Rs 1 , . lv' Q K , v r I L, 'Y 3, ' M M 3' Q Y Q C ,af P ' 1, gk 2 9 , m-'A ' 'Q , 1 .- - . W K Q, ,gr . K K A 1 ,K A L.,,h . I W, fu. mf 'aff' L x 5 L f AVL :fig In :ef 7 35 undef: game! Row 1: Charlene Grossman, Sally Oberly, Judy Clauss, Betsy Benson, Connie Gooding, Susan Kauffman, Kathryn Klingerman, Rosalie Replogle, Row 2: Kathleen Pfeiffer, Barbara Lyons, Nettie Heckaman, Pat Chidister, Doris Connon, Larry Hirstien, James Reese, Denny Walker, Barbara Neher, Sally Swartzlander, Dewey Balsley, Joan Gragg, Charlene Rouch. Row 3: Nancy Bailey, Theresa Hummel, Ellen Ames, Lorene Schini, Robert Whitlock, Richard Basset, Gregory Bolt, Jerry Stump, Ronald Spicher, James Baxter, David Michael, Tom Tucker, Shirley Berg, Mike Hardy. Row 4: Jackie Stanifer, James Long, Mike Cripe, Janet Knoblock, Pat Stanifer, Mr. Wilson. Our future Senior Band! The Junior Band this year consists of forty members. They made public appearances at the an- -FZJ nual Winter and Spring Concerts. ,f 's vig Six I Row l: R. Lower,N. Ealing, K. Andrews,S. Seitz,C. I-Iuff,J. Ewers, D. Spagnola, M. Whitehead, Row 2: C. Stich- ter, L. Hand, J. Shonp, J. Mast, I. Espich, J. Leman, M. Trefun, D. Manges. Row 3: T. Gunterman, M. Bollen- bacher, G. Hochstetler, K. Geib, A. Neher, M. F. Parker, V. Feldman, C. Miller. Row 4: S. Rogers, C. Chupp, G. Hardy, L. Hixon, Mr. Clark, I, Cla uss, E. Walterhouse, D. Jones, I. Huff. Six A ',n'. H f F f i s , W rs S.. f . , , ., C ,ff ' ' -. ' . -' r 1 . . , , ' , 4 ' C.n , I S . ' ,- A V, .V A LY xi W. , i ' fr' if W. C ' ' . r ' i ,A , U f fi' M gf., if . w , ,S 'fs -ml, ij ..--,,h.. f ,-. dw g y , , ' I 1 K V ' 4 sf .':-Q aya ri ' - Cii' 7'f55? : s - . K ' - K 4.1: H7k. kk ...1 f':: . 's , ' - - I, -- ,. - 'I,,4: .FH ' :L iw, , A :, v- . w . ,V ' ' f F fi HQ? TY Q 1 I-21- y f s , .4 ,, 532 ,f ...--. 4' f- i . as if g 6 I 3 Y . , H, 1 1' s- '7-rf Q:g.fgg,: , gy Q ,Q inf f . I r if 124. ' 1 ' ., . ',-' ' . r . . ' , ' f- -' -'::,wr--wav' W- f fi ,iff - : : '- - J f 'fi . . - s Q 2. ., .PV 'kf- ' ' i i s if S ' is ,,,' - , ' , 3 . - ' , W,-,,-., ,, ,, s--md, , 4, ,,,,,95.,,..fe.,J 1. ,, x...,,EE9.fw, , 454, ,., , . , rr V.. ..,,.,.,. H ,g , ., , , ,, . .. ,. ,,, S s., . , , , ..., ., ,.,.. .f.,, .,,., ,. . H . ,, , . .. , . .,.., .. ., , . -',' .',- ' - ' I - ' ww f . ...QQ , ,. . fi. s s-, -wifi I ' fi,-wifi' 2- -sfg'1fgi: , , 1.k f- , . f,.-,st j ,IU J .-5. S I A L i - 1 A A i I U . Row 1: S. Aker, J. Fisher, B. Huff, M. ser, I. Culp, S. Sherk, B. Holdeman, Koontz, D. Hendrix, D. Smith, T. Ze Mr. E. Sponseller, R. Smith, D. Sump Knoblock, L. Fisher, C. Gard, K. Davis, M. S. Dettbrenner. Row 2: I. Bow S. Germann, N. Weldy, L. Harner, B. Keyser. Row 3: L. Risner, P. Fifer, K ntz, T. Hand, D. Laudeman. Row 4: O. Burkholder, K. Becknell, J. Bennitt ter, D. Sherry, M. Leeper. 38 dx' ' :-1 F I 1 f' . 5 'fi 1 ' ' fy 'Q V F as... If 1 .W 2 -f'A L .f ..-. V' i L -.5 , . . ss, ...J L ' .. ff' - 'f - fi .W fs ' F' 4' J ' HY'Zk T . r 'fi-f'i ' - , ' ' Q ' , L , ,:..: 'N ,X --ILL A I I ,,'., gg .. ,, . -: fs s l i ,..' ':'x -' .. - ' V .ixz 4-iz' sf f,f1 ff: 'k i K V 57' f -' ' ' Y ' ' x W 57 it .W . if . S . -be V mi. , ,V L . ., M ,. as s 'T i :V' --,, 1 ,f L , 1 2 . . ' A A . 'F -- F 1' P ' 3315 'i': it 5 . 9: M .W 'F , A 5, lV f , if k,.k .f .. . . , C .:,, -1A.. . M , W ., . V, . ,. . V , . .. . . A kkr . K ' ,fl N .i i , H VV 1 :A 1 , . ii ,gf . - - :5 . -XWL ' i' 1. L - wi.. Z. V w Q 1 . ' 6 ,'L . 'K' V -: . ' f 'A E K.. I 51 ? gVV,. F , S ,,g s, , LEA 5 . ' A ' I L ' W I ' . . , . - . , L ' :QQ a ll Y S 2' L :rrs il . . f ii . . I F k k k K krkz fl Vqrhkr - E K qw. Lk.k, :fm ihr :. , fr . , W - f In I Q Q 'Fig hi' '. 2 ?Nl I ' ,'ZV fkf. w ,K I, ,ff I N t ., x., K . It I K -2 ...W is, . 3 Jie., , . ,- 'K -'-- ' . Row 1: R. Walker, C. Hahn, K. Kaylor, A. Schutz, S, Harrington, K. Ernsberger, L. Grebe, S. Schramm. Row 2 J. Gunterman,J. Brown, P. Beery, D. Bassett, S. Wright, L. Swank, C. Huff, R, Koontz. Row 3: W. Bowen, J. Haw- kins, D. Allen, K. S. Miller, R. Mosel, A. Drudge, L. Baker, S. Higgins, Row 4: L. M. Miller, D. Yoder, D. Reed C. R. Frederick, T. Huber, G. Stanifer, E. Enders, R. Baker. che e .' V. ' fi I Q 83 H A if Q Ln fs .2 fu . 5, .si . h,-L. ga i gf 3 F if f my Y as el Wigan: . . X' f je Row 1: L. Benson, B. Gooding, C. Fisher, C. Knoblock, R. Miller, C. Schini, W. Chapman, E. Hershberger, M. Rishel. Row 2: B. Grandstaff,V. Forsythe, K. Laudeman, L. Berger, K. Misner, M. Kaylor, M. Keyser, K. Stephey, K. Bennett Row 3: I. Balsley, S. Replogle, W. Karpenko, I. Laidig, D. Knoblock, R. Berg, L. Mast, D. Jones, S Miller. Row 4: E. Kauffman, D. Borkholder, W. Sanborn, C. S. Payne, L. ChuDP, I. Crittenden, Mrs. Lois Wilson, L. Weaver. 39 we SE . if . . uf 35 it K , . 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' J ,, as . : f 1' ' . .1 '1 - .10 ,, , '51 .. , '- sei' ig , , ai. .s szvfrq -1 . , I , , 1 - ?fgiE.!,,I1 ' ' ,ff ., E' ,, V f 5,-ffl, f ff9',f+e?k3 5? - . . . yzgggigq .fp ' 1 3 A -J H W W ami. l.g,,i1' t ,i K, ,K 5 A- ,, K I Qgffi gi X- ' A A N 4 1,9 , , 1 , ' V 1? 1 1 - ii i . .5 - I .k in -1 it 1, X 1: , ai.z'1f H e,fg2 ii wifi. - 1 iff , Mawr 1 ,.w1H, 5- if .2 g -Q , i 1 -92'11qff 40 Row 1: R. Maurice, V. Hill, T. Swartzlander, C. Weldy, R. Reidenbach, B. Andrews, S. L. Nick, S. Kuntz.Row 2: S. Muffley, J. Kruyer, J. Farrer, W. Swingle, K. Keller, C. Miller, I. Schmucker, B. Schultz. Row 3: J. Craig, J. Kline, J. A. Herendeen, R. Aker, G. Allen. I. Mar- shall, S, Polson, D. Baker. Row 4: D. Loucks, I. Green, S.Rader, Mr.Roth, S. Bals- ley, J. Gilbert, D.Huff. Row 1: D. Snyder, T. Sump- ter, K. S, Schutz, J. Hill, R. Kling, M. Washnock, J. Hartzell, B. Judy. Row 2: K. Haas, N. Huff, E. Bollen- bacher, M. Rusch, R. Car- penter, C. Bondurant, P. Sheetz, D. Wagoner. Row 3: B. Symon, M. Peters, K.Tucker, L. Hershberger, I. Gettinger, R. Kauffman, E. Price, S. Sherry, Row 4: K. Hummel, B. Manges, Mrs. McCarty, A. Price, P. Heckaman, B. Kimble. Row 1: K. Berger, E. Yoder, T. Manuwal, R. Everly, L. Hershberger, D. Stanifer C. Solomon, T. Miller. Row 2: H. Sheetz, W. Hahn, C.Furst, S. Farrer, I. Burk- holder, J. Slabaugh, S. Mc- Math, M. Graham. Row 3 M. E.S1abaugh, B. Keyser J, Wallace, D. Burkholder E. Burkholder, H. Leeper L.Wolfe, D. Rader. Row 4 M. A. Geib, E. Ernsberger R. Hand, M, Klinedinst. Row l: R. Otis, C. Allen, D. Wilson, M. Davis, R. Stillson, I.Ho1deman, L. Rouch, B. Schweisberger. Row 2: R. Hardy, L.Kuntz, R. Kares, S. Rader, R. Kline R.C1a'1ss, G. Loucks, D. Bassett.Row 3: E. Bolt, K. Kauffman, R. Reed, C. Craig, P. Replog1e,J. Huff, M. McGowen, K. Huff. Row 4 , 4: G. Andrews, N. Lower, J.White Mrs. Fox E.Hole- g. Q., , , r 1 J 55,555 ' winski, R. Unslcker. my ,553 0602 . J Y I ., A l ive' im -wr .1 , fs nw i A gn. gm.. A -lff.i5iA.f:: J 15134 ..ir E .1 .ew , . 'ua .,.,r ' :za f ' 1- ' JL ' fir, I .3-., ..,. S sz 0602 1 W5 , J .: ia , V sq., , r gi. K5 , , ,, Q . A . 1 , , 9 I Q ls. ' WY' I I .f , ,. . ST ij, 1, rk.. .far I z., M XLS, 5 :::.?.f . A., A s . M . . .. A. A U ' In f ..,- . pi 6 V 'k: -y 'ggi K. A , . .f 3 'fy i 4' ' A Q43 A V ,iff ' ,. , . ' ,, LE V 1 1 . ., ' . ' 1 ,isa ' I I 1 . 5 . M A ,. , ' A -. La? . 'Yr' , 'rf -.fa gt , , 7 ,. f - -uk ., .nl M, K Tin , ,Ati gf., '43 Vg., I I 1- . ' 5 f , lj 'A Q ' ffl - f ...,.. r f A 41 0601! Row 1: R. Smith, J. Wal- lace, J. Morris, C. M Smith, A. Morrison, S, Dietrich, J. Gard, S. An- drews. Row 2: F. Smith M. Jones, C.Free1s, R Radnovich, L. Johnson, F. Washnock, B. Weldy, R. E. Bellman. Row 3: J. Ba- ker, L. Capron, C. Reed, A. Motz, N. Swingle, T. Moretto, J. Carothers, B. Main. Row 4: 'K. Hum- mel, D. Hendrix, Mrs Michael, L. Sherk, J. Park- er. Not Pictured: R. Mast, M. Berry, L, Lowe. Row 1: L. Stephey, T. Zentz,J, Huff, G. Schmitt, J. Heckaman, C. Baker, S. Swank, R. Lyon. Row 2: B. Ames, A.Haas, W. Mis- ner, J. Wright, J. Patridge, J. Koontz, N. Schurr, L. Leeper. Row 3: M. Sla- baugh, J. Fowler, D. Thorn- ton, L. Schultz, S. Hirstein, B, Berg, J. Heinke, W. Fisher.Row4: J.Urednick, C.Grebe,J. Matz, D. Hol- deman, B. Ealing, J. Fore, J. Waltz, L. Gunterman. Row 5: E. Shively. 9 Row 1: H.Coffel,M.Heck- aman, W. Standiford, D. Coffel, C. Salomon, S. Kemp, W. Hochstetler, I. Schultz. Row 2: K. Yoder, P. Elledge, R, Gard, C. Matz, D. Harrington, B. Platz, R. Balsley. R. Ben- nitt. Row 3: C. Pfefferle, W. Silveus, Ir., D. Here- deen, B. Brewer, E. Rad- novich, D. Hohman, M. Kaylor, J. Hummel, Row 4: S. Jones, C. Connor, B. Middaugh, V. Borkholder, J, Stock, D. L. Yoder, R. Shumaker, I. Mast. Row 5: Miss French, B. Morris. Not pictured: I.Borkho1der, P. Borkholder, R. Burkholder. Row 1: D. Hohman, B. Kincade, S. Grossman, D. Holewinski, D. Keyser, N. Greenlee, K. Jensen, G. Hershberger. Row 2: J. Morgan, L. Miller, G. Grandstaff, F. England, R. Pittman, B. Morrison, D. Stump, K. Huber. Row 3: T.Mi11er, S. Heckaman, S. Becknell, D. Boyer, C. Kauffman, P. Borkholder, C. A. Tripsanky, I. Kay- lor. Row 4: D. Heyde, L. Stichter, S. Slusser, Mrs. Balmer, M. Sheetz, C. Bollenbacher, R. Rusch, D. Miller. 4.4 P A 5 ,flifl pall.. x I if 7m r ,Dil QC, 2, , Eu' . .ygg Q l vl law , ,, A , , , .f fav... 5 I 2... H. 5' .. . . Q ' Ce. we QQ., if 74410 1 ' T ' ' Q of-1.1 i zi , W i . E:.'f11,,..f:f 9 1fgQf?1a .W , 1 1 . , 11 ..,, ,H ,,,. 51... 1, 1 1 . 1 , . , E, K f Q , 1 Ea ., Q 1 H 17,5 M 1 - H M5 'z.115'i'.QgfQ,. ,Q 1' f s ,as -'ami' 11 , 1525 T .si , ' 5 1 is 1 'f - . 1- s , , W. , - .' f s 11 1 A wah ,1 ,,, ,.-gf . gg , f- 1 by . ,N ' 2, yi 1, 1' ' 1 H ,V - , .. .1: f t V, L 51 1 K 1:-1' 1X,, 1 1 ' .,. ., ff, , W' 3 f lg x Y 1 71, 1, 1 4, 1:51 ' 1 .11 .1 ,f .gn-.sry Eh 'Zz' 1' QW lf' 1: 51-MP H .11- 1 . 1 1 -1 -A -1 1 f m: -' 'x Q!-3E 1?i,'V .i -f it W1 K 1 A' J it-ff . Z , 11 1 - , ,1 .. V V img H E, It A , V. .1, . L, .v E iw 1 - A ,,f1.S ' rf. . FND ,:71:1ix,,f -- ,ng-1 - 1 iff: f1 S:-,1sv: '.1-2 11:fff1y?::1., - V 7,8 , ,, , K 1 Qi. , , , . ,1.z .,, ., 1, ,E,,.,,,.,,. , 1 1,,1 1 ,,..,1s, 1E1f?: Ez,ff Q1 1' - 1 A I if 1 . WV 1 11111 Y K r 1, 1 , ff .. 1... -fi is ., - 7- -111 1 .1 , 1 Q, , ir 1 -11 . K3 'fi fi- sz .li , 4. . ,fs 1 f ,fx , 0 ,, 1 ' 1.5 Q- 11-1.g11121, , eiQ.i'1 1.,,fj:fZ5f 2,1 E153 I ' 1 'Y Q .1 , , 11 ,1,, ..,1 11,1 , . 1... , .. -. . .. . 1 .. 1 -11,-1. . .. 1 1... , 1 .. ' A ' K 1 1 . Q ' ,f- - F iv , . jg V 1 E: W . E is, : ar.. y.,!.. ,,s J.. .1 it ky , V K 1 A , ..,.. X M ,Q 17 'wi' I 11:5 af gn '1 Vg'-rm' K1 izfj .ap 9. ,Q V 'ii 's. f - 1 , A .1 . 1. ,, 1 .' ' . 11 s '1 ' 1 'Hitt 1,f, i11 1 1 f 1., ' list ' 1-112511. 11 -fi A l vl: . , 1 V ,w 1,51 - - 4, - .71 , . - 1 ' 1,,1 1 1,2 s -.M 1 , .s 1 -. 'f1'?J5+. ' 1 1 , 1 w'f:3, 132 2 fs- xx: ,. - . - , 1 L .1119 'ii . , A iii ' if 1 - . I 5 e ff... 1 3 'LL K, 1 'fam 44 Row 1: T. Metzger, L, Michael, L, Berger, C.Bel1- man, B. Matz, D. Pittman, G. Young, N. Schuetzle, Row 2: H. Sienicki, J. Griffing, M. Reichert, S, Judy, B. Zimmer,S.Leep - er, C. Bennitt, S. Hahn. Row 3: J. Bellman, D, Keck, D. Neher, R. Graver- son, I. Weaver, C. Roeder, M. Hall, G. Harshman. Row4: P.Cripe, S. Meist- er, T. Geib, A. Campbell, M. Swank, S. Muffley, L. Chisholm, B. Germann. Row 5: Mrs. Schurr. Not pictured, M. Kuhns, V. Miller. Row 1: M. Stillson, O. Rogers, J. Whitlock, M. S. Andrews, B. Walters, T. Walker, L. Schutz, I. Bow- ser. Row 2: E. Slabaugh, G. T. Young, D. Bollen- bacher, A. Koontz, T. Mis- ner, B. Sheetz, H. Cox, B. Moren.Row 3: M. Sheetz, T. Parker, B. Rackeweg, G. Stuntz, C. Klingerman, D. Kline, J. A. Carbiener, D. Krathwohl. Row 4: M. J. Hill, D. Bauer, L. M. Davis, C. Dausman, Miss Graber, R. M. Reed, O. Schmucker, C. Lozier. Row 1: J. Clipp, M, E. Hochstetler, R. Leman, M. Miller, C. Huff, D. Hir- stein, N, How1eY. I. Mc- brier. Row 2: C. Hand, C. Keyser,I. Wagner, C. Ber- on,W. Hummel,D. Manges, B. Hand, C. Huff. Row 3: B.Shoup, D. Huff, P. Fish- er, D. Weaver, C. Hardy, B. Griffin, J. Baker, R. Gris- wald. Row 4: 1. Dietrich, T. V. Horn, B. Claeys, J. Anderson, S. Keller, S. Gard, A, Yoder, T. Clauss. Row 5: G. Weldy, Miss Davidhizor. Row 1: C.Berger, M. Mar- tin, S. Thomas, R. Hardy, P. Fowler, B. Bowser, S. Sullivan, M. Guard. Row 2: D, Lozier, J. Hochstetler, G, Odiorne, T. Blue, T. I-lartzell, S. Ernsberger, R. Burkholder, D. Tyler. Row 3: C. Hummel, D. Pat- ridge, P. Yoder, I. Stewart, D. Shumaker, J. Salomon, K. Reed, T. Dettbrenner. Row4: J. Berg, H. Kruyer, T. Odiorne, E. Everly, M. Manges, K. Reed, J. Leeper, R. Unsicker, Row 5: Mrs. Shortz. One One 5 Qmdeaae M . av 'fx' K sd ts 9 Y.. -xv-Tr sf X it E 5 .17 ,Q 'YH 5 .1 1 U X eg: L .. A ffl. .,f,, -., .W ,, A.: Y 'O a . if-if . ' ' 'F , ,W W,AL --i . .im .,... .. . . , ,f f f-f-- .. An. .1 .. 5. rss, .5 31.19, wx X 'I X eff 1, 2. 5.12. 1y.f'77 , , Zggmgyig 1-Q 3 r . i gf v X 4 9 ' V-N,, L 49:2 1.-ies .e K .. . . Q , f Q, , , I xt .. Uae i1 k 5 , ,Lili f,-'k - Q iii, J f. H V f ' '- if 0,5 in , . .. 43,-, 1 ,, , ,V ia K, - if . .- i f' 3, ' .Af i W. 1. My , V , 5 1 .K x, ,, k QQ.. .'3-. I ' VE few. -. , f-: fl 1 vias! ' ' F MW - ,. , ,1Vl,,i,,V. V, , ,. fr, Y E Y . K Q4 11: , - .-i' 1' 'Q mfs.. 'QL AG.. ,- 5 . , - , r 5 I I ' 1 ,,-L ' 5: i ff J 'ff 3 ,,,. 1 li' A -0- - - i n . i if New 1- K Ex . 1 ,.'k A 1 5. , V, - .- f. If Ls i 3. . ,,, . I V A ,,, ei Q' . . 1' V V . , . y.,,.. . , 0 i ,l1,, . . 55.-,.-I. , - 1 - i Q ,uw , N.. ,exif 49' ' 1 ' , V . . . F? in if S ...W , ,, . . -. as . ' J - U.,-1' ..f ,.-' if.. WU' f .L '51'f',--a .. ,yy , -, .. fb, lefl . ,L,, .. ,,-, ... . , af f,f. 1 - , , we by 1-.LQ ,J ,,.- -f f .aH,f,.e.,...., ,, ...R ' 1 -i - f fl. . 5 K L. g K ,X . - E - .iii . V , i .' . V . K ff WZ- -Q ,fifiif LW, , , QL. wi' 1 fbi ' -' 'h , f ' ', ' V, , ' , K ,,., ,L,- L . .1 . F f 1 ' ?',2,'- V' ,V f f 'K 'W U , .u i - , , I ' -1 ' ' ' iight.. ' 1 . z' 'Q' 2555 A as . 59 mg. S Qyig. .. ,. I was A ., .. ..,..,.. , in , ,,,,.,,., V,Lk ,,,.w.,..,,.,,.k I smiffms we mi Qi ai.. I . u'i6V'i!5 '23 ' 15, is 46 Row 1: R. Carothers, L. Hershberger, D. Wallace, C. Leeper, K, Farrer, D. Gerber, J. Boocher, L. L. Stillson. Row 2: C. Rea, K.Standiford. J. Kipfer, R. Yoder, S. Z. Kimble, D. Thornton, E. Hummel, W. Benson. Row 3: I. Van' Scoyh, B. Sherk, R, Risner, L.Yoder,D.Unrue,L. Har- rington, B. Beeson,S. Weiss. Row 4: R. Leeper, M. Pac- kard, L. Sisk, K. Hardy, J. A. Washnock, B. Morrison, G. Koontz, D. Chisholm. Row 5: A. Bahr, Miss Frey. Row 1: D. Fry, D. Martin, D, Leeper, G. Knoblock, J. Ernsberger, K. Surges, L. Slabaugh, D. Miller, Row 2: C. Sanborn, J. Rogers, K. Soales, B. Ben- nitt, S. Huff, N. Hahn, M. Greenlee, B. Schramm. Row 3: R. Arndt, D. Hol- 1ingsworth,C. Sienicki, K. Winterrowd, C. Bollen- bacher, P. Smith, S. Holde- man, L. Graham, Row 4: R, Miller, R. Buckley, P. Miller, O. Kling. Jr., E. Coffel, L. Forsythe, O. Sla- baugh, R. Leiter. Row 5: D. L. Hochstetler, Miss G, Spicher. Not Pic- tured: M. Borkholder. S6154 Zami As you can see this is aclass full of musicians. We are glad to see that so many are interested in music and we are certain that they will someday be part of a very good senior band, The members are left to right: Row 1: Shar- on Aker, Sonya Schramm, Karen Davis, Ann Drudge, Naomi Ealing, Susan Sherk, Judy Shoup. Row 2: Shirley Germann, Lana Fisher, Judy Fisher, Marlene Trefun, Carol Hahn, Susie Dettbrenner, Karen Geib, Barbara Huff, Phillip Fifer. Row 3: Charles Huff, Jimmy Leman, Wayne Bowen, Jeffrey Mast, Everett Walterhouse, Ted Huber, Linvel Risner, Bill Keyser, Alan Neher, Donald Reed, David Hendrix, Pat Beery, Verdon Feldman. Row 4: Bobby Walker, Leslie Grebe, Jackie Espich, James Brown, Dale Allen, Jack Clauss, Gordon Hardy, Daniel Sherry, Lynn Baker, 741:14 Sapa The third grade store was one of the many activities of the elementary grades. Here Judy Huff is making a big sa1e to little Nicky Schurr. ,-My ' Left: They kept our school clean. We realize that they must have had a rough job chasing after us and picking up our left overs. They are left to right: Mr. Biggs, Mr. Knob- lock, and Mrs. Balmer. Mrs. Sick- millar wasn't around when it was picture time. Below: They are responsible for adding a few pounds around school this year. We thoroughly enjoyed the meals they served and were willing to wait in line for them since it was a well known fact that there was no bucking the chow line allowed. They are, left to right: Betty Brown, Edna Laudeman, Edith King, Minnie Farrer, Hazel Ernsberger, and Pauline Miller. WG A J Wx Q X NX. , d-1 ,L i Q jx N 1 LF af W Yffo-f' ,,,,.usulwM .,,g , -of ,, ,www--.-anus--f , A TV' ,eg .,!g,JLs! 1010 lim 5 vw, , B X 5CLU f 'Vx f,Q,.'1W,. fl S - nu.,,i Seated: Doug Miller, Mr. Shively. Standing: Sharon Keck, Barbara Maurice, Donna Stephey, Shirley Matz, Janet Ernsberger, Steve Crittenden, Don Felton, Larry Cather. The Student Council has again taken its place among the top ranking organizations of Bremen High School. Its members include those chosen by the pupils of each guidance room. Its purpose in high school society has always been to keep the school functions at a high level. This year each member was in charge of the guidance room from which he or she was elected. The title he held was guidance room chairman and he was responsible for a program from day to day in his room. Among their recent activities was the annual Christmas Alumni Dance. It was a great success, thanks to a good orchestra and a well- planned program. A Sock Hop, also sponsored by the Student Council, furnished another evening of good, clean fun for Bremen High. 50 fm, S Following right in High School Student Council's footsteps is the Jr. High Student Council. Just as much praise and respect should be given to them as to their upperclassmen. They have indeed been on their toes all year. Among a few of their numerous activities were these: they spon- sored a Jr. High party which turned out to be very successful: they es- tablished hall monitors for the lower hallsg Christmas baskets were made and distributedg they repaired toys for Christmasg Joan Gragg, who is chairman, had charge of the Christmas programg and they also discuss and organize the guidance program for Jr. High. These are only the beginning of a long series of activities they have planned for the future. Row 1: Bob Whitlock, Dick Kauffman, Mike Levy, Larry Weston, Row 2: Susan Kauffman, Joan Gragg, Nancy Holstrom, Glennis Stephy, Barbara Neher. 51 Wc- Row 1: Jim Sheetz, Bill Stewart, Jack Hueni, Max Martin, Doug Miller, Maynard Ealing, Terry Schurr, Joe Martin, Roger Beehler, Merl Heckaman. Row 2: Mr. Koontz, Tom Teghtmeyer, Jerry Musser, Bob, Candler, Don Felten, Larry Cather, Doug Heckaman, Jim Hepler, Ronnie Kares, John Zentz. The Hi-Y mice are carrying on another successful year. As they have in the past, they furnished Bremen High with score cards for the basketball games. This benefits everyone who comes to the games, of course. They also took part in the district meeting at Akron, Indiana along with Tri-Hi-Y. There are many people who will tell you that Hi -Y is an organization to be appreciated. It is a club that has been active in Bremen High for many a year. Row 1: Terry Schurr, Jack Hueni, Joe Martin, Roger Beehler. Row 2: Max Martin, Maynard Ealing, Doug Miller. ea- We- 2 Row 1: Sally Chidister,E1aine Marshitz, Judy King, Sue Haenes,Gail Leepen,Nancy Weston, Paula Smith, Carol Birkey, Judy Schmitt, Joyce Widmar, Nancy Klinedinst. Row 2: Mrs. Huntington, Joan Hans, Linda Schuck, Julie Trefun, Alice Volquardsen, Cecille Hendrix, Marlene Schini, Loretta Pritsch, Rita Bak, Gloria Smith, Janet Ernsberger. Row 3: Alta Soales, Doris Carpenter, Nancy Arch, Louise Jones. The Tri-Hi-Y mousettes began their third year as a scurrying group of Bremen High by having a Wiener roast at good ole Lake of the Woods. The fun was enjoyed by all. Election and installation of their officers was next on the list of activities. Following this began a series of activities, of which only a few will be mentioned beginning with a trip to Akron, Indiana to a district meeting of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members. Soon after, they traveled to Indianapolis to an Older Girls' Conference at Indiana Central College. Their annual decoration of Thanksgiving boxes for the hospital was again a success. All the girls chose idealladies and the annual ideal lady party was held in the spring. President, Nancy Westong V ice President, Judy Schmittg Secretary, Joyce Widmarg Treasurer Janet Ernsbergerg Chaplain, Cecille Hendrixg Sgt. at Arms, Alice Volquardsenglviusician, Elaine Marshitzg Historian, Paula Smith. Row l: Paula Smith, Janet Nusbaum, Doris Carpenter, Sue Reese, Mavis Schutz, Alta Soales, Carol Scott, Sally Chidester, Sharon Keck, Sue O'Conner, Barbara Maurice,Donna Smith. Row 2: Wanda Rowe, Marsha Balmer, Lydia Sohultz, Marlene Rhoade, Janice Stephey, Shirley Matz, Barbara Reed, Miss Baker, Judy King, Nancy Klinedinst, Joycelwidmar, Carol Birkey, Marilyn Stuntz, Lois Noe, Rita Bak. Row 3: Pauline Silveus, Linda Rowe, Helen Dutoi, Shirley Cox, Betty Kaylor, Donna Stephey, Mary Hepler, Kay Wiegand, Gail Leeper. Row 1: Miss Baker, Kirk Molebash, Donald Gragg, Douglass Miller, William Stewart, Max Martin, David Hecka- man, Steve Crittenden, Alan Hochstetler, Ronald Cooper, Harvey Bak. Row 2: Alan Huff, James Hochstetler, Pete Heller, Roger Beeh1er,Jack Hueni,Charles Peters, Chet Cardelino, Douglas Heckaman, Jerry Farrer, Dale Replogle, Jerry Musser. li ' 'Sf W A Row l: Cecille Hendrix faccompanistj, Marsha Balmer, Lois Noe, Sue Reese, Judy King, Paula Smith, Sharon Keck, Carol Scott, Doris Carpenter, Alta Soales, Carol Birkey, Nancy Klinedinst, Joyce Widmar. Row 2: James Hochestetler, Walter Berg, Doug Heckaman, Pete Heller, Alan Huff, Chet Cardelino, Doug Miller, Roger Beehler, Jack Hueni, Bill Stewart, Max Martin, Jerry Musser, Kirk Molebash. This selected group of mixed voices performed at various school and community programs during this year. 55 004' Row 1: Sally Laudeman, Nancy Weston, Roger Beehler, Terry Schurr, Larry Cather, Paula Smith, Donna Stephey. Row 2: Carol Birkey, Nancy Klinedinst, Judy King, Elaine Marshitz, Linda Schuck, Cecille Hendrix, Doris Carpenter, Donna Smith, Miss Baker. The ambitiouslittle mice who have plans of making a career of teaching have been right on their toes this year.. There is a bright outlook for the next generation of mice if they have teachers like these. Yes, even intelligent enough to ignore and step around mousetraps. The senior mice were privileged to visit Manchester College and sit in on a few classes. They all took their turns at teaching the little cherubs in the lower grades. ,.r' x . r r-, ,ff A- . , wr , , .a0 ' fww X X it Q 5 X J Pict-1: tfffi. Frank Green, Tony Sheneman, John Rowe, Garland Carothers, Richard Zimmer, Jim Laudeman, Gene Perrot, Roger Balsley, Dick Hershberger, Stanley I-luffer, Jim Sumpter. Row 2: Clifford Thomas Wayne Huff, Alan Huff, Richard Bondurant, Kenneth Stichter, Lloyd Pittman, Don Cripe, Bob Unsicker, Jim Hochstetler, Kenneth Thomas,Car1 Schweisberger,Mr. Wicker. Row 3: Jerry Farrer, Dean Balsley, Wayne Fisher, Jim Allen, Ralph Haas, John Heckaman, Chester Klingerman, Merl Heckaman, Lewis Leeper, Bill Jensen. The F. F. A. boys really stepped out this year. Yes, the country mice packed their belongings and took off for the big metropolis of St. Louis, Missouri to see how the city mice lived. The most important reason was, of course, for agricultural purposes. It was a tour of the Purina Research Farm sponsored by Mr. Dallas Hepler. The boys had the chance to judge the different specimens of animals ofwhich each had been fed a different type of feed. On their return, every mouse agreed I like the wide open spaces. Row 1: Dick Hershberger, Ted Graverson,Richard Zimmer, Roger Balsley. Row 2: Gene Perrot, Garland Carothers, Jim Hochstetler. Q. A A Row 1: Joyce Andrews, Harriet Koontz, Shirley Matz, SuZanne Weber, Helen Dutoi, Shirley Cox, Betty Kaylor, Mavis Sheetz, Jane Unsicker, Marlene Rhoade. Row 2: Lydia Schultz, Maridee Balsley, Kay Wiegand, Sharon Keck, Barbara Maurice, Louise Jones, Anna Kovatch, Janet Thomas, Evelyn Haas, Carol Ellis, Loretta Fisher, Charlotte Baker, Vera I-Iolderman,Carol Swank. Row 3: Phyllis Smith, Virginia Bowser, Mary Crussore, Janet Hall, Nancy Arch, Sue Reese, Carol Scott, Sally Laudeman, Sue O'Conner, Carol Stump, Loretta Pritsch, Lois Patridge, Pat Ellis, Miss Pickard. The high school G. A. A. has been carrying on their usual, yearly schedule. It is an organization of girls who have a precise interest in athletics of all forms. They take part in bowling after school certain evenings of a week and also on other evenings they alternate from week to week with deck tennis, square dancing, volley ball, and of course, lots of basketball. They have hikes and field trips planned for the future. They sold Christmas cookies this year which is a brand new activity for them. 58 Row 1: Beverly Gerber, Doris Connon, Pat Stanifer, Glennis Weldy, Helen Graham, Janet Knoblock, Martha Kuntz, Dixie Swartzlander, Barbara Lyon, Dawn Ann Bauer, Connie Gooding, Barbara Nehr, Sandra Wagoner, Nancy Beull, Row 2: Jolene Reed, Sally Swartzlander, Marie Silveus, Teresa Hummel, Mary Graham, Mary Enders, Charlene Grossman, Betsy Benson, Sally Oberly, Lorene Schini, Shirley Berg, Elaine Cooper, Judith Thayer, Mrs. Doriot. Row 3: Nancy Holstrom, Nancy Bailey, Susan Kauffman, Joan Gragg, Myrna Tedrow, Sandra Sanborn, Judy Middaugh, Elizabeth Green, Diane Hand, Marilyn Cripe, Rosalie Replogle, Charlene Rouch. This fairly new organization is a booming success. Although it has been established in Jr. High for only a few years it already has about forty members. Some of the activities for this year were basketball, volleyball, and kickball. The club had two sponsors, who were Miss Pickard Knot pictured, and Mrs. Doriot. O I -fe Zfffffae ,fa ' W ,ar .. nv! N N 59 4-W J Row 1: Sue Rader, Patsy Heckaman, Barbara Kimble,KayMisner,Carol Payne, Carol Schini, Ruth Berg, Lynn Benson, Phyllis Sheetz, Carolyn Bondurant, Mary Peters, Barbara Manges. Row 2: Sue Balsley, Bonnie Shultz, Enid Brown, Carolyn Sheetz, Barbara Lyon, Linda Kling, Joyce Baker, Karen Davis, Lana Fisher, Mary Deetbrener, Shirley Germann, Carol Hahn, Barbara Huff, Sonja Schramn, Sharon Aker, Row 3: Jolene Reed, Lorene Schini, Charlene Grossman, Betsy Benson, Judith Thayer, Susan Weber, Marlene Rhoade, Shirley Matz, Rosemary Baird, Lois Hershberger, Kay Haas, Karen Geib, Judy Shoup, Susan Sherk, Martha Kaylor. Row 4: Miss Tyler, Marilyn Stuntz, Pauline Silveus, Linda Rowe, Pat Ellis, Shirley Heckaman, Carol Ellis, Janet Heckaman, Jackie Espich, Judy Laidig. Row 1: Stanley Huffer, Jim Hahn, Don Cripe, Richard Snyder, Wayne Huff, Lewis Leeper, John Rowe, Gene Perrot, Roger Balsley, Doug Snyder, Kent Laudeman. Row 2: Wayne Huff, Richard Zimmer, Mr. Wicker, Larry Layman, Philip Hershberger, Wayne Bowen, Dean Baker, Billy Andrews, Nelson Huff, Jim Craig. Row 3: Tom Cripe, Mike Heckaman, Richard Baker, Barbara Huff, Judy Laidig, Linda Rowe. 60 . wg ,, y ,, , Row 1: Jim Sheetz, Maynard Ealing, Jim Hahn, David Heckaman, Ronny Cooper, Roscoe Lozier. Row 2: Jerry Musser, Lewis Cox, Jim Hepler, Janet Nusbaum, Chet Cardelino, Shirley Matz, Janet Ernsberger, Doug Heckarnan, Rosemary Baird, Mr. Baird. O I Carol Stump. Miss Shively, Carol Ellis, Donna Stephey, Carol Hochstetler, Loretta Fisher, Doris Becknell, Sue Reese, Q x endow I game! CLARINETS Paula Smith Joyce Widmar Sue Haenes Judy King Janet Ernsberger Cecille Hendrix Marlene Schini Linda Schuch Gloria Smith Jerry Musser Marlene Rhoades Diane Jones Loretta Fisher Janet Thomas Sally Chidister Sally Spicher Mary Hepler Joyce Giek Rosemary Baird Carolyn Sheetz BASS CLARINET Nancy Klinedinst Charlotte Baker ALTO CLARINET Douglas Heckaman FLUTES Judy Schmitt Pat Ellis Shirley Heckaman Shirley Matz OBOES Nancy Weston Maridee Balsley ALTC SAXOPHONE Saundra Yarian Loretta Pritsch Barbara Maurice TENOR SAX Carol Ellis Linda Rowe Steve Crittenden BARITONE SAX Merl Heck aman CORNETS Alan Huff Bill Stewart Morris Brown Virginia Bowser Mary Crussore Donna Smith David Heckaman Ronald Cooper James Hahn Jack Spicher TROMBONES Douglas Miller 63 Sherry Swank Tom Teghtmeyer Shirley Heckaman Don Gragg Jim Hecka man Phyllis Smith FRENCH HORNS Sharon Keck Maynard Ealing Alice Volquardsen Joe Martin Glenn Bowen BARITONE Don Felton James Sheetz Wayne Grebe BASSES Walter Berg Pete Heller Charles Peters PERCUSSION Douglas Leman Robert Maurice Judy Van Skyock Larry Van Gilder BASSOON Harvey Bak TWIRLERS Sharon Keck Barbara Maurice Marlene Rhoades Sherry Swank Sally Chidister DRUM MAJOR Joe Martin - uu fm--...... QR X X hx fb I N zw-nd ,nf V X f R. 'li n nf' :Zim -, X eff 'R ,. W iv ,. I 1nnv ' -fi ff V X . J, I xi x.L.f , n V Varsity Cheerleaders: Alta Soales, Nancy Weston, Sherry Swank, Linda Schuch, Paula Smith. Junior High: Bonnie Whitehead, Mary Drudge, Second Team: Carol Ellis, Sharon Keck, Karen Sally Oberly. Robinson. 65 Standing -- Donald Gragg, Francis Grandstaff, Ronald Cooper, Glenn Bowen,John Zentz,BobCandler,Pete Heller Kneeling -- Don Farrer, Knute O'conner, Kirk Molebash, Bill Fisher, Jim Gerber, and Bill Weaver,Wayne Kiefer Manager, Coach, Loren Tiede. A Seanad 7mm Mr. Tiede's Baby Lions had a very good season this year in winning eleven out of eighteen games. In the invitational tourney which was held in Bremen, they went to the finals, but were then defeated by Madison. Bremen Lakeville Z1 Bremen Culver Bremen Concord 32. Bremen Madison Bremen Bourbon Z3 Bremen Argos Bremen Madison 31 Bremen North Judson Bremen Syracuse 30 Bremen Nappanee Bremen Lapaz 36 Bremen Middlebury Bremen Wash. Clay 50 Bremen Knox Bremen Wakarusa 32 Bremen New Carlisle Bremen Walkerton 32 Znd Team Tourney Bremen Nappanee 34 66 Row 1: Don Felton, Don Aukerman, Terry Schurr, Roger Beehler, Larry Cather. Row 2: Coach Bunge,Jack Hueni Jim Allen, Chet Cardelino, Evan Manges, Joe Martin. The Bremen Lions gave their enthusiastic fans something to yell about this season, winning seven games and losing eleven, most of them lost by very close margins. We were proud of them when they defeated Bourbon and Argos, which gave them the honor of being the champs of the Holiday Tournament. Much of the credit goes to Coach Bunge for doing a swell job of coaching and urging the fellows on to victory. Good work, team! Bremen 61 Lakeville 33 Bremen 56 Nappanee 35 Bremen Concord Bremen 73 Culver Bremen Bourbon Bremen 62 Madison Bremen Madison Bremen 52 Argos Bremen Syracuse Bremen 45 N. Judson Bremen Lapaz. Bremen 44 Nappanee Bremen Wash. Clay Bremen 47 Middlebury Bremen Wakarusa Bremen 31 Knox Bremen Walkerton Bremen 44 New Carlisle Holiday Tourney Sectional Tourney Bremen 68 Bourbon Bremen 46 North Judson Bremen 59 Argos Kneeling: D. Farrer, K. O'Connor, A. Cather, R. Lozier, J. Sumpter, J. Hawkins,B. Weaver Standmg F Grand staff, Manager, L. Pittman, N. Carothers, D. Gragg, R. Cooper, J. Wright, J. Schlemmer Coach NICISIC Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen 'feam Argos 44 Culver 26 Lapaz Z9 Madison Z0 Bourbon ze Culver 17 Madison Z0 Tourney Nappanee 42 Final Tourney Argos 59 Lapaz 15 Plymouth 33 Kneeling: D. Morrisg L. Grandstaffg B. Whitlockg M. Borkholderg M. Mumrneyg L. Westong M. Levyg It Rowegl Browng D. Misner, manager. Standing: M. Heckamang I. Long: J. N. Feldmang F. Heplerg D. Allen, K. Muncy R. Hochstetlerg J. Fisherg Coach Huntington. The Junior High School opened their hardwood season on November 5 with victories over Bourbon, and improved as they gained experience. Each team played eleven regularly scheduled games. The seventh grade won four and lost seven while the eighth grade had a six Won and five lost record for their regularly scheduled games. The high light of the seasonfor the eighth grade was the invitational tourney at Rochester on February 20. Kneeling: R. Sanborng I. Zimmermang G. Boltg L. Hirsteing R. Thayerg B. Roweg D. Kauffman. Standing: J. Millerg B. Heckamang W. Huffg L. Bellmang J. Silveyg P. Blosserg Coach Huntington. Basketball action! Basketball Queen Seated: L. Pittman, B. Candler, J. Martin, J. Keyser, B. Fisher. Standing: H. Bak manager,E. Manges, F. Grand staff, J. Heckaman, R. Cooper. Not Pictured: R. Lozier, M. Heckaman. Y' 'Y Kneeling: H. Schlemmer, C. Cochran, A. Cather, D. Aukerman, T. Teghtmeyer, J. Allen, K. Molebash, M. Heckaman, L. Holstrom, Coach Tiede, P. Heller, M. Brown,J. Hueni, D. Hand, T. Schurr,D. Felten, K. O'Conner, R. Beehler, M. Keller, R: Maurice, Bat Boy Ted Huber. Zcwefaff Bremen's baseball team had an over-all record of 5 and 5. Potentially it was one of the best ball clubs in the county, but inconsistent hitting and field- ing caused a mediocre season. Roger Beehler did most of the pitching and Jack Hueni served as battery mate. Beehler's average was slightly over ll strikeouts per game for 10 games. Beehler also paced the hitters with a .370 average with Schurr .356, Hueni .310, and O'Connor .308, rounding out those above .300. 1953 Baseball Season 3 6 Bremen Madison Bremen Tyner Bremen Madison l Bremen Culver Bremen Walkerton 6 Bremen West Bremen Lapaz Z Bremen Bourbon Bremen Argos 6 Bremen Grovertown 71 5,0zcg0'77ic2zt'? The class of 54'would like to thank these The Rexall Store Summy's Pharmacy Geib's Cafe Eddie's Jewelry Surges I. G. A. Walter's Meat Market Newcomer's Jewelry Bremen Chemical Co. Bremen Lumber and Coal Bremen Gray Iron Foundry Inc. Bremen Music Center Bremen Telephone Corporation Bremen State Bank Dr. H. D. Furst Dr. A. L. Schmitt Dr. Earl P. Cripe Dr. W. Griffing, Vet. Steineck 8: Son's Hardware Berg's Refrigeration Sales 8: Service Tucker's Barber Shop Dewey E. Arch, Insurance Hersberger's 5 and 10 Rainbow Assembly No. Z9 Glenn and Mildred Klinedinst Bob Ringle's Marathon Sanborn's Standard Service Bob's Standard Service Leiter's Shell Station Miller's Mobile Station Leeper's Shell Station Glen and Frailey's Mobil Station Moretto Motor Sales Roeder Chevrolet Sales 8: Service C. W. Roth Garage Bontrager Body Shop Socony Vacuum Oil Martin and Gragg Implement Co. Dausman Appliances Kipfer News Agency 72 boosters for their contributions. Murphy and Hepler Barber Shop Hepler's Hatchery and Mill Koontz Greenhouse Zentz Grocery Kimble's Fur Shop The Corner Med-O-Mint R and H Cafe Coffee Shop Springbrook Dairy Huff's Furniture Store Huff's Funeral Home Glant's Funeral Home Home Furniture Mart. Stewart's Bakery William Leman Inc. Unrue Welding Service Hand's Upholstering Shop V.F.W. Post Carbeiner's Shoe Store Betty May Shoppe Ernest Schilt, Insurance Everett Lauer, Poultry Liberty Coach Company, Inc. Carl Schweisberger, Seed Lapaz Grain Company Annis Grocery, Lapaz Garner Inn, Intersection 6-31 Whitlock's 5 8: 10 Alice's Donut Shop Quality Cleaners Bob's Printing Service Lakeshore Grocery Richare Miller, Insurance Volquardsen's Station Don Kauffman, Insulation Knotty Pine Motel Kenny's Super Markets Birkey's Hatchery m I