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

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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 ' '

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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