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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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Y NSW M Gggwfw dx ' Y 4 Q A I Wm T. Q A A WA- gg Q'A XX N TVTT '+.,,, 1 Q- QQ .V ,k.V f-my WVVVVY 4'9'. .. -. I ' s 'mee ..,f SENIORS Senior Pictures Prom Play Honor Students Senior Poll Senior Will Senior Activities ACTIVITIES Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Sprig Staff, Journalism Student Council G. A. A. F. T. A., Librarians Girls', Boys' 4-H F. F. A. Glee Clubs Concert Choir Senior Band Dance Band Spanish Club Science Club Bible Club Jr. High Activities SPORTS Basketball Baseball Football Cross Country, Track Cheerleaders Scores Jr. High Sports PEOPLE Administration Faculty Underclassmen Snaps Jr. High Sixth Grade Band Grades Booster' Page 4- QS From left to right and top to bottom. Haven't we changed since then? Mother Is A Freshman, A smash success! Senior boysg Aren't they handsome? Prompting behind the scenes of our Senior play. Notice the sad looks on these Seniors trying on their caps. Darling, I am growing o1der, seems to be what these Seniors are saying. Our Basketball Queen, a Senior, Phyllis Smith. 74a Seackvw 2 .7 Senior class officers. From left to right are Sue O'Connor. secrctaryg Donald Fclten, vice-presidentg Wayne Kiefer, treasurer and Pete Heller. president. Our year of activity began with the presen- tation of the Senior Class Play which was en- titled Mother ls A Freshman . Later on we held our Sprig O'Mint sales campaign which was very successful. Our chili supper was a lot of work but it was twice as much fun. Near the end of the year we Seniors were guests at the Junior-Senior Prom. Everyone enjoyed them- selves very much. Then we set to work planning our Senior trip. The whole year was great fun . Scion! 1413. gfzemew 747' Um Wag 76141 Zag of Sedan! JUNE ANDREWS MARIDEE BA LSLEY Class Officer 3: Class Play 3.45 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.31 Sprig O'Mint Staff 4: Dance Band 3.43 Concert Choir 3,4g Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus 1.3.45 Spanish Club 4. CHARLOTTE BAKER G.A.A. 2: Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Bible Club 4. JACK BERG Stage Crew 33 Newspaper lg SprigO'Mint Staff 4g Basketball 13 Intramural Sports 3,4. DEAN BALSLEY Stage Crew 3,45 F.F.A. 1.2,3.4g 4-H 2,3.4g Librarian 4. GLENN BOWEN Class Play 4g Stage Crew 3: F. F.A. 1,2,3g 4-H 1,2g Basketball 1,2,3.4g Senior Band 1.2,3,4g Cross-Country 1,2,3.4g Intra- mural Sports 1,2.3. I Cx C QM A K P R I ,lex C Y Q K, 3, ,ed cs qs ,K A L-V. A. E 746 7444: We Wad 74a ,fr V. .fm . TM, VIRGINIA BOWSER MORRIS BROWN C1assP1aY 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Jazz Band G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: S6f1i0r Band 1, 3,4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3g 2.3.45 3IJ8HiSh Club 4- Baseba111,2,3g Dance Band 3,4. BILL CAROTHERS PATRICIA COFFEL Baseball 3,45 Cross Country 25 Stage Crew 3,4g Bible Club 4. Intramural Sports 1 . 2,3,4. 8 7' BOB CANDLER Class Officer 2,35 Class Play 33 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3, 4gCross Country 1,2,3,4g Span- ish Club 4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3. JULIE CRAIG Stage Crew 3.4: Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, 4: Bible Club 4. 600 CAROL ELLIS Play Crew 3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Librarians 3,45 Newspaper 45 G, A. A. 1,25 Sprig O'Mint 45 Yell leader 2,3,45 Senior Band 1,2,35 Bible Club 4. LORETTA FISHER Class Play 35 Student Council 35 Librarians 2,3,45 G. A. A. 25 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 4. Il 4 DONALD FELTEN Class Officer 1,45 Class Play 35 Student Council 25 Hi-Y 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Jazz Band 3,45 Cross Country l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Intramural Sports 1,2, 3. DON FORE Class Officer 25 Play Crew 35 15 Intramural Sports 9 BILL FISHER Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4. EVELYN HAAS Play Crew 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Librarian5 Newspaper 45 G. A. A. 1,25 Sprig, O'Mint staff 4. w+.s+sf,,,5sf W Had? ,QW CAROL HAGEN JOHN HECKAMAN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Movie Operator 2,3,4. JANET HECKAMAN Play crew 3,4g Student Council 4, 4-H 1,2,3,4g Senior Band 1, 2,3,4g Bible Club 4. MERL HECKAMAN Class Officer 15 Class Play 4, Play Crew 3: Student Council 1: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g 4-H 2,3,4g F. F. A. 2,3,4g Basketball 1g Baseball 2,3,4g Dance Band 3, 45 Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 2,3,4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Movie Operator 3,4. 10 JIM HECKAMAN Stage Crew 3,4, Senior Band 1 2,3,4. PETER HELLER Class Officer 4g Class Play 35 Stage Crew 3, Concert Choir2, 3. 4, Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4glntramural Sports 1, 2, 3. '7t47ZecaandWau2d DICK HERSHBERGER Class Play 4, Stage Crew 3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3,4g Intramural Sports 1. DIANE JONES Class Officer 3gClass Play 3.4: Newspaper 1, 4: Sprig O'Minr Staff 4g Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1. SJ, DANIECE HOOK Class Play 4, Stage Crew 3, Newspaper 1, Concert Choir 3, 4g Glrls Chorus 1, 3, 4g Drama Club 1. RONALD KARES Stage Crew 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4g ln- tra mural Sports 1 ,2 ,3,4. BILL JENSEN Stage Crew 3,4g F.F.A. 1,2.3, 4, Basketball lg Baseball-2,3, 4g Cross Country 1,33 Intra- mural Sports 3,4. SHARON KECK Class Play3,4, Student Council 2g Newspaper 1g G.A.A.1,'2, 3,4g Yell Leader 2,3,4g Dance Band 4: Concert Choir 2,3,4g Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4. 9 11 F Om 2644 and 0 70 WAYNE KIEFER Class Officer 4: Class Play 3, 43 Hi-Y 3g Sprig O'Mint Staff 4gSenior Band 15 Science Club 3,4g Drama Club lg Intramural Sports 1. SALLY LAUDEMAN Class Play 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.T.A. 15 Newspaper 4g G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Sprig O'Mint Staff 4g Girls Chorus 15 Spanish Club 45 Stage Crew 4g Drama Club 1 CHESTER KLIN GERMAN Stage Crew 3,4g F.F .A . 1,2,3,4. LEWIS LEEPER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,3,4. 12 ANNA KOVACH Stage Crew 3g Student Council 3: G,A.A. 1,2,3g Girls Chorus l,3,4. BARBARA MAURICE Student Council 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: 4-H lg G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4gConcert Choir 35 Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Sed? ' 70 Saw KIRK MOLEBASH Class officers 23 Class play3,4g l-li-Y 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Cross Country 2,33 Boys chorus 2,3,4. KAREN ROBINSON Student Council 1: F.T.A. lg Newspaper 1,3,4g Sprig O'Mint 45 Yell leader 25 Drama Club 1. ALBERT MOREN Cross Country 1,2g Intramural sports 1,2. JANE SAI-lLl-IOFF Girls chorus 1,4g Bible Club 4. L- 13 SUE O'CUNlN1LJR Class officer -Lg Class play 3,4g 4-ll lg Newspaper lg G.A,.A. 1,2,3g Concert Choir 3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4g Drama Club. CARL SCHWEISBERGER Stage crew 33 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 4-H 2,3,4. 744 .4'eafwu6e, Wuxi, Zu! aan, Pla 4 Trr Y 3,45 1 GA 15 Con- Chorus 1, 2,3,4. DONNA SMITH Class play 3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Newspaper 15 G. A. A. 1,2,35 Concert Choir 2,35 Senior Band 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1,2,3. NORMA SHEARER Librarian 2,35 Sprig O 'Mint Staff 45 Girls Chorus 15 Bible Club 45 Stage crew 4. PHYLLIS SMITH Class play 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Newspaper 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3, Spanish club 45 Drama Club 1. 14 JAMES SHEETZ Stage crew 3,4g Senior Band 1, 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 P.A. Operator 1,2,3,4. CAROL SWANK G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2. V., 0m :WM s am TOM TEGHTMEYER Class play 35 Student Council 33 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 1: Sprig O'Mint staff4g Basketball 1,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4p Dance Band 3,4g Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Jazz Band 3,4g Spanish Club 4g Drama Club lg Intramural 1, 2,3. MARTHA WAGONER Argos 1,2,3g Concert Choir 4g Girls Chorus 4. JANET THOMAS Class Officer lg Stage Crew 3, 45 Student Council 4g G.A.A. 1,2g Sprig O 'Mint Staff 45 Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Bible Club 4. MAPUORIE WOLFE Class Officer 2g G.A.A. 3g Girls Chorus 4. JUDY VAN SKYOCK Class play 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4g 4-H lg Newspaper 1,3g G. A. A. 1,2,3g Sprig O'Mint staff 4: Senior Band 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus 1,3g Drama Club 1. JOHN ZENTZ Class Officer 35 Class Play 4: Stage Crew 3: Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 1g Basketball 1,2,3, 4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Drama Club 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3. g 5 , Om fzam, 5 ' ' , 5 4 y -. . 4.5 It ?x 1 ' li 1 , ff F. V Y V 4 it if , -I if 5 im, -gf, 'Vs Our King, Queen, and court from left to right: Joe Matting Curtis Stineg Don Felten, King: Sue O'Connor, Queeng Alta Soalesp Susan Bunge. , I . , . ,W a 1 V 4 , f in , k '74s paced The prom was the most ex- citing thing in our Junior year and was eagerly awaited by all. The first thing we did was to choose our theme. After much debate Spring- time in Paris was chosen. We engaged Tiny Williams as our band and chose Don Fel- ten and Sue O'Connor as our King and Queen. Finally the big day arrived. First the banquetwas held in the cafe- teria. From the cafeteria we went to the Legion Hall where we danced and Cooksey, the Clown entertained. A special movie was shown at the thea- ter after the dance. Break- fast and more dancing were then held at the V.F.W. It was indeed a memorable night and was enjoyed by all. The pro m wa s fun - with gay times and high Pete Heller and Virginia Bowser look like they spirits This is one view of the decorations. are having fun, don't they. 16 paw ,ew ww aa: ya. 7,4 Our two plays You Can't Kiss Caro1ine and Mother Is A Freshman were smashing successes. They were hard work with plenty of rehearsals and just plain memorizing. Mr. McNew and Mr. Luttrull showed amazing patience with us and we tip our hats to them. At the conclusion of our sen- ior play the best acting award was given to Merl Heckaman. Kissing seems to be contagious. At least that is the way it appears. Virginia Bowser is presenting our two directors, Mr. McNew and Mr. Luttrull, with their gifts. Typical scene from You Can't Kiss Caroline . The gang gathered at the drugstore. The cast from You Can't Kiss Caroline . Happy aren't they? You can guess who won the Senior Acting Trophy, and you can tell by looking at Merl he isn't a bit proud. Remember when Kirk kissed Sue? This was one of the high points from Mother Is A Freshman . - if IT We-wi Wane Zawya 74,5 'Zfaaafw Maridee Balsley, Valedictorian Don Felten, Salutatorian SEATED from left to right are Marjorie Molfe, Janet Heckaman, Carol Ellis, and Julie Craig. STANDING: Morris Brown, Kirk Molebash, John Heckaman, and Chester Klingerman. When the final curtain fell on our Senior Play, Mother Is A Fresh- man , thejudges presented Merl Heckarnan with the Best Acting Trophy. Another highlight of the year was when the Senior Class and faculty chose Marjorie Wolfe to represent our school as D.A.R. Good Citizen. Morris Brownwas chosen to attend Hoosier Boys State and Maridee Balsley and Marjorie Wolfe were our representatives at Hoosier Girls State. I8 We Q!! 'Sm 144 Zan See 'Sm Boy With The Girl With The Most Popular Most Popular Best Dressed Best Dressed Be st Physique Best Figure Boy Girl Boy Girl Most Talented Boy Most Talented Girl Biggest Boy Flirt Biggest Girl Flirt Boy Most Likely to Marry First Girl Most Likely to Marry First Boy Most Likely to Succeed Girl Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Best Boy Athlete Best Girl Athlete Best Boy Dancer Best Girl Dancer Shyest Boy Shyest Girl Shortest Boy Shortest Girl Tallest Boy Tallest Girl 19 Bill Fisher Sharon Keck John Zentz Sue O'Connor Bob Candler Sue O'Connor Morris Brown Maridee Balsley Merl Heckaman Sharon Keck Dick Hershberger Karen Robinson James Sheetz Maridee Balsley John Heckaman Marjorie Wolfe Don Felten Phyllis Smith Merl Heckaman Barbara Maurice Jim Heckaman Sally Laudemen Dick Hershberger Donna Smith John Zentz Jane Sahlhoff 7442 '74 74a Sauna' We the class of 1956, being of sound mind, leave to our friends, classmates, and teachers the following, in hopes that they can find some use for them. Mr. Nierste, the easiest test he ever gave. Miss Irion, all of our nicely organized class meetings. Mr. Wilson, a new bus with a durable front end. Mrs. Molebash, two trigonometry classes next year. Miss Shively, all the books we have lost. Mr. McNew, the gray hairs he received from directing our Senior Play. Miss Pickard, the hope of getting enough money for new B-team cheerleaders uniforms. Miss Baker, several accompanists next year. Miss Tyler, a dictionary so her students can look up the 504 words she uses. Mr. Koontz, no more all female biology classes. Miss DeVoss, the money we owe for charged lunches. Mr. Replogle, another gum collecting box. Mrs. Hibner, some more beds for sick seniors . Mr. Luttrull, an honorary badge stating I gave the most detentions during the '55-'56 school year . Mr. Baird, a do-it-yourself chemistry kit. Mr. Vernon, another group of Senior Ag. boys just like this years'. Mr. Bunge, the hope that next year's team will have just as successful a season as this year's did. Good luck Coach! Mr. Tiede, a book of jokes to read to his seventh period study hall. Mr. Shively, a paper-picker-upper so he can keep the halls from becoming cluttered with our candy wrappers. Mr. Morland, all the packages and mail that the teachers forgot to pick up from his office. I, June Andrews, will my knack of making tickets for play, etc., to anyone who wants to get out of study halls. n I, Charlotte Baker, will my not-too-neat shorthand to Marylin Stuntz. I, Dean Balsley, will the job of popping corn for the basketball games to Mike Hershberger. I, Maridee Balsley, will my job as accompanist for choir to any one who wants it. I, Jack Berg, will the Bremen High School to all underclassmen. I, Glenn Bowen, will my height to Berry Pfefferly. I, Virginia Bowser, will my ability to have three different shades of hair in one year to anyone who is stupid enough to try it. I, Morris Brown, will nothing. I'm going to take it with me. I, Bob Candler, will not will Sally Oberly to anyone. I, Bill Carothers, will my wings to Jim Miller, so that he can fly over these prison walls. I, Patricia Coffel, will my slimness to over-weight underclassmen. I, Julie Craig, will my knack to do as little as possible in Miss Tyler's class to anyone who can get by with it. ' I, Patricia Crowel, will my ability to laugh and have fun to someone sophisticated. I, Carol Ellis, will my love for cheerleading to any Freshmanboy who gets kicked off the team. I, Donald Felten, will my false teeth to any football player who needs them. I, Bill Fisher, will my last minute surge of power in cross-country meets to Bob Whitlock. 20 144: Wd! 14,14 7 Don Fore, will all bent nickels in the Senior candy machine change drawer to next year's Seniors. Evelyn Haas, will my ability to get married in my Senior year to Pauline Sil- veus. Carol Hagen, will my ability to study hard to my sister Donna. Janet Heckaman, will my shortness to Bob Wolfe. Jim Heckaman, will my quiet ways to Ward Huff. John Heckaman, will my job of changing gym light bulbs to anyone crazy enough to take it. Merl Heckaman, will my blue Ford to Don Farrer because he can drive left- handed. Pete Heller, will my ability to become the only Senior Class President who can't even write his own name so that other people can read it, to anyone who thinks he can come close to matching it. Dick Hershberger, will my ability of getting into trouble with Mr. Luttrull to anyone who thinks he can get out of it as fast as they got into it. Daniece Hook, will my ability to get sick during school hours and to make a speedy recovery at night, to Linda Rowe. Bill Jensen, will my seat in chemistry class to Larry Weston. Diane Jones, will my job of keeping the band books to anyone who thinks he can skip one class every day. Ronald Kares, will my Junior Class ring to Teresa Hummel. Wayne Kiefer, will my shortness to Dale Replogle. Anna Kovach, will the Madison boys to anyone who wants them. Sharon Keck, will my partched throat to Kay Wiegand. Chester Klingerman, will the Senior teachers to the class of '57. Sally Laudeman, will my cat-eye glasses to anybody who can stand to wear them. Lewis Leeper, will my ability to get out of school to go deer hunting to Clifford Thomas. Barbara Maurice, will now will my nickname Tiger to June Legner. Kirk Molebash, will my size 13 ll2 shoes to Roger Sanborn. Albert Moren, will my '47 Chevie to anyone who likes to walk. Sue O'Connor, will my six baby teeth to any future football star who loses his. Karen Robinson, will my week-end trips to Louisville to Kay Wiegand. Jane Sahlhoff, will my natural blond hair to the girls who peroxided theirs. Carl Schweisberger, will my power to stay away from girls to Knute O'Connor, Marlene Schweisberger, will my loose sweaters to Jackie Setelin. I Norma Shearer, will my nickname, Gertie, to anyone who can stand it. James Sheetz, will never forget Fritz's government class. Donna Smith, will my inability to have long hair to Marlene Rhoade. Phyllis Smith, will my ability to be in accidents to all underclassmen who think they can live through them. Carol Swank, will my overdue excuse blanks to Mr. Shively. Tom Teghtmeyer, will my church key to Allen Cather. Use it wisely! Janet Thomas, will Oh Brother back to Mr. Nierste. Judy Van Skyock, will my days off to tired Juniors. Martha Wagoner, will the Concert Choir piano to Roselia Replogle. Marjorie Wolfe, will my chemistry book to anyone who can struggle through it. John Zentz, will my size 14 shoes to anyone who thinks they can fill them. 21 70afa6+ mr ewan ewz Chief cook and bottle washer. Put a bent nickel in girls--Don F. won't mind We're going to take a trip to grandma's house. We seniors ain't so poor. 22 Hurry and unwrap them! We girls have to work for a living. Tennessee Waltz. Green freshies . Go on in girls --the sign says Welcome! Say, this is a sure-fire way to dust the gym floor. All-hi parties are a riot. ' ,FZaq4,mwiDmzce4 SEATED from left to right are D. Micheal, L. Van Gilder, L. Hierstine, R. Kares, M. Heckaman, D. Felten, I Zentz,B.Candler, T. Teghtmeyer, and K. Molebash. FIRST ROW STANDING: Mr. Koontz, W. Grebe, F. Mar- tin,B. Pfefferle, 1. Long, B. Whitlock, K. Muncy, W. Kiefer, D. Morris, R. Sanborn, and J. Snyder. BACK ROW B. Armstrong, L. Grandstaff, P. Hershberger, M. Hardy. I. Fisher, and M. Levy. W6-2 awZ4W4-ned ' ' HI-Y OFFICERS: Left to right are Tom Teghtmeyer, Chaplain: Kirk Molebash, Pub- liciryAgentgMer1Heckaman,Secretaryg Wayne Kiefer, Sergeant at Arms: Don Fel- ten, President: John Zentz, Vice Presidentg and Bob Candler, Treasurer. 24 ROW 1: S. Laudeman, J. Van Skyock, B. Maurice, P. Smith, E. Haas, M. Rhoade, I. Craig. M. Balsley. ROW 2: B. Benson, S. Oberly, C. Gooding, S. Kauffman, L. Schini, IE. Brown, J. Legner. I. Unsicker, V. Bowser. Mrs. Moiebash. ROW 3: C. Grossman, J. Gragg, M. Schweisberger, K. Wiegand, M. Hepler, and S. Swartz- lander. fa6- 7fd- Z 74 ,4 guy Thanksgiving baskets for the hospital. 25 Sprig Staff: D. Jones. fYDistg W. Kiefer and M. Brown, photographersg I. Van Sky- ock and J. Berg. faculty and classes: M. Balsley. editorg K. Robinson. associate edi- torg J. Thomas and K. Molebash, business managersg S. Laudeman, activitiesg T. Teghtmeyer, sports. 7 Journalism class: S. Laudeman, K. Robinson, P. Smith, N. Shearer., C. Ellis. D Jones, E. Haas. 26 SEATED: Mr. Shively. B. Lyon, R. Baird, I. Heckaman, J. Thomas. S. Oberly. STANDING: M. Hardy, A Hochstetler, J. Fisher. D. Swartzlander, P. Chidister, J. Unsicker, L. Schini. D. Kauffman. ' 7-'cw awe gm Freshman Party 27 Left to right. ROW 1: S. Sanborn, S. Weber, C. Grossman, J. Middaugh, S. Cox, B. Kaylor, E. Housley, M Schutz. H. Duroi, M. Enders, D. Bauer, A. Kovach. C. Swank, J. Sevy, D. Hagen. ROW 2: M. Rhoade, S Matz, P. Smith, B. Maurice, S. Laudeman, S. Keck. K. Wiegand, E. Green, I. Krepps. I. Setlin, M. Tedrow I. Reed. M. Cripe, T. Hummel. M. Bailey, C. Rouch, H. Kuntz, Miss Pickard. ROW 3: S. Kauffman, B Bensen. C. Gooding, S. Swartzlander, D. Hand. R. Replogle. M. Buell, L. Weldy, H. Graham, J. Carothers. F Becknell, and M. Graham. I I G.G.A. COUNCIL A 28 ' Left to right, SEATED: M. Drudge. L. Schini, E. Brown. I. Koontz. D. Hand. R. Replogle. M. Tedrow. B Everly, and B. Lyon. STANDING: R. Baird, J. Clauss, P. Weber, I. Stanifer, Miss Baker, F. Hepler, S. Crit- tenden, J. Brown. and D. Kauffman. ?.7,,4.,-4 ' U O Left to right are J. Koontz, M. Stuntz, L. Fisher. Miss Shively. D. Balsley. and D. Hand. 29 4-'Zfgadu Zara Zum 30 7.7. Az. - 7 Left to right. ROW 1: S. Huffer, J. Heckaman, R. Snyder, B. Jensen, L. Leeper, D. Hershberger, L. Weston M. Heckaman. G. Snyder, M. Heckaman. and L. Pittman. ROW 2: Mr. Vernon, C. Schweisberger, D. Balsley M. Hershberger, R. Laidig, D. Yarian, L. Layman, R. Spicher, G. Wagner, R. Schweisberger, C. Klingerman C. Thomas, F.Becknel1. ROW 3: G. Bowen, B. Rowe, K. Muncy, J. Feldman, T. Cripe, J. Snyder. N. Schini M. Scott, L. Bellman, T. Knoblock. ROW 4: T. Sheneman, J. Noe, B. Heckaman, R. Thayer. 31 ROW 1: G. Nick, M. Schutz. M. Enders, D. Bauer, E. Cooper, J. Setlin, M. Schweisberger, D. Hook, S. O'Connor. ROW 2: M. Wagoner, S. Matz, C. Swank, J. Nusbaum, R. Replogle, F. Becknell, M. Graham, P. Silveus, P. Hohman, R. Schutz, A. Kovach, L.Rowe, C. Sher-tz. ROW 3: J. Seve. M.Ba1s1ey,M.Cripe, J. Reed, E. Green, I. Sahlhoff, M. Rhoade, J. Unsicker, K. Wiegand, S. Keck. Qke ' 74?cuz J. Noe, K. Molebash, J. Long, W. Grebe, F. Hepler, M. Balsley, P. Heller, D. Heckaman, S. Crittenden, D Gragg. 32 . 1 From left to right. ROW 1: Pauline Silveus, Sharon Keck. ROW 2: Janet Nusbaum, Linda Rowe. ROW 3: Freda Becknell, Carolyn Sheetz. ROW 4: Jackie Setelin. ROW 5: Maridee Balsley, Sue O'Connor, Daniece Hook, Kay Wiegand, Marlene Schweisberger, and Marlene Rhoade. ROW 6: Steve Crittenden, Don Gragg, David Heckaman, Fritz Hepler, and Wayne Grebe. ROW 7: Jim Long,Kirk Molebash. ROW 8: Alan Hochstetler, Pete Heller. The choir is directed by Miss Justine Baker. Maridee Balsley is accompanist. During the last year the Bremen High School Concert Choir has beenvery very active. The choir has taken part in many functions. Theyhave sung for P.T.A., Kiwanis Club, Church gatherings, and our Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter convocation programs. Every year the group attends the Annual North Central Cho- rus held in South Bend. Also they take part in the schoo1's fall, winter, and spring concerts. . 33 , , and ,A , k V,...,., WM., I - f-fr.. 1 ,,,. wgsifqigasaxiessaa? iff' 2-,rms X -- '- wr mfr ,X if .,r..,S. i.b,r,3 ff.. -- gsm: Lmsfssfzf , ,L .rp ,,.. I e in + f'-4 0900009709 Zaadd Left to right in the FRONT ROW is Shirley Matz, Jun- ior Girlg Maridee Balsley, Senior Girly Diane Jones, Secretaryg and Barbara Maurice,Treasurer. In the BACK ROW are Mike Har- dy, Drum Major: Pete Hel- ler, Senior Boyg Don Fel- ten, Presidenrg and Tom Teghrmeyer, Vice Presi- dent. O I I ofSewc2n gauze! -' S rr, A .Mm A - ' ovovboofq:-: :: e es: Q wgifgx, ' , K are ' Lx ' K' , V owne I Pictured here from left to right are Lorene Sohini, June Legner,Sa11y Oberly, Betsy Benson. STANDING: Susan Kauffman, Charlene Grossman ,Judy Clauss, and Joan Gragg. 35 eawhdaz Edqzdm and Ewa Dance Band ROW 1: left ro right: are Linda Rowe,Joan Gragg,Barbara Maurice,Steve Crittenden, Merl Hecka- man,and Sharon Keck. ROW 2: Don Gragg, Don Felten, Tom Teghrmeyer, and Marldee Balsley. ROW 3: Don VanBi1der, Morris Brown, and David Heckaman. ' ffdlds' 424414 Left to right are Connie Gooding, Sharon Keck, Marlene Rhoade, Mike Hardy, Barbara Maurice, Sally Swartzlander, Diane Casbon. 36 714364 7Z4Zedeoa From left to right. ROW 1: Bob Candler, Tom Teghtmeyer, Judy Clauss, Patsy Weber, Sally Laudeman, and Marldee Balsley. ROW 2: Pete Heller, Don Felten, Fred Martin, Justin Brown, and Enid Brown, Rosemary Baird ROW 3: Suzanne Weber, Jackie Stanifer, Shirley Berg. Janet Nusbaum, and Shirley Matz. ROW 4: Kirk Mole bash, Morris Brown, and Carolyn Sheetz. Hablamos y hablamosl At least the Spanish Club does some talking, and some of it in Spanish. This was the first year for a Spanish club, and there was quite a turnout when the news got around that there might be a Spanish banquet. Besides thinking about food, club members have put on programs of Latin music. They learned enough Spanish terms to conduct their meetings in the lan- guage,and they learned to sing some songs in Spanish. There was even some time left over for games. Pete Heller served as president of the club and Carolyn Sheetz was pro- gram chairman. Students in Spanish class and former students were eligible to join the club. Meetings were held during activity periods. 37 5ccZaceQaZ70az6470 From left to right are Rosemary Baird,Janet Nusbaum,Bob Whit1ock,Jim Hahn, Jeff Fisher, Wayne Kiefer, Shirley Matz, Jim Sheetz, Morris Brown, and Mr. Baird. The Science Club gave several different and in- teresting demonstrations this year. Some of these scientific demonstrations were given at Parent-Teacher's Association, but most of them were given at their club meetings. The purpose of science club is to give students a chance to develope their ability to think sci- entifically. 38 W6-67144 ' ' ' SEATED at the table from left to right are Mavis Schutz, Elaine Cooper, Dora Hohman, Jane Sahloff, Pat Cro- well, Norma Shearer, Janet Thomas, Carol Ellis, Diane Hand, Charlene Rouch, and Pat Hohman. STANDING Carolyn Sahloff, Judy Middaugh, Pat Coffel, Charlotte Baker, Loretta Fisher, Janet Heckaman, Marylin Stuntz Glenice Stephey, Jane Krepps, and Janice Stephey. The Hi-C Club was organized after school started last fall. The club was organized to provide Christian fellowship for the high school students. The programs were provided by the students and outside speakers. Meetings are scheduled during guidance period and noon hours each month. The c1ub's sponsor is Mr. James Luttrull. 39 fc, -I0 Qod5 '7477Z4c2a9o4! fm. 716. 7am 24414 an 7m 41 .leadeza af iz. 216. Stadeau Q H Zena Qc, Wd, 'Zfaacvz Socchtq , 1 42 From left to right top to bottom: Train number 99 around the bend! : Huddle on the mound! : About to score another run? 1 Excited bench? : Sink it Pete! 1 Tell him what to do coach! : Action lots of action : Our catcher on the baseball team : Don dunks another one. Sfdlfdf ffowl Wea ' dau Glenn Bowen Tom Teghtmeyer Allen Cather Don Farrer Don Cooper 45 Bob Candle: clade! 'goqcaze gawk ROW 1: left to right are Bob Whitlock, Paul Blosser, Larry Weston, Dick Kauffman, Mike Heckaman, and Bill Rowe. STANDING: Coach Tiede, John Sllvey, Don Lynch, Fritz Hepler, Bob Wolfe, I. N. Feldman, Jeff Fisher, Kenney Muncy, and Ted Huber. Coach Tiede's boys got off to a slow start this year but they madea speedy recovery. They ended the season with a pretty good average. The boys came out on top in the B-Team tourney, playing at Bourbon,by taking the game from Madison by a score of Z5- Z3. They won the first game from Nappanee 49-38. 4 6 7 7mm 74 04: 'Me 24166 SITTING: Jim Miller, Fred Becknell, Dick Kauffman, Berry Pfefferle, Gregory Bolt, and Ward Huff. STAND ING: Jack Carothers, Kenrlin Martindale, John Silvey, Paul Blosser, Norman Schini, Richard Cox, Ben Hecka man, Roger Sanborn, and Coach Nierste. Coach Nierste took his boys to Madison to try their hand at bringing home the title of the freshman tourney champions. They were v i c tor i ou s in the first game with Bourbon by scoring 34 points to their 13,but they were edged out by Nap- panee in the final game by a score of Z3 to 26. 47 Z ?!ace Second From left to right: KNEELING: Pete Heller, Knute O'Connor, Don Felten, Merl I-leckaman, Bill Fisher, Tom Teghtmeyer, and Larry Weston. STANDING: Allen Cather,Noble Carothers, Bill Carothers, Kirk Molebash, Bill Jensen, Mac Mummy, and Coach Tiede. Coach Tiede'sbasebal1 team had a successful season, wind- ing up with a record of 6 wins and only 2 losses. They fin- ished second inthe county standings after losing the play-off game for the title. Pete Heller topped the hitting averages this year with a 452. Next in line were Knute O'Connor with 354, Don Felten, with 352, and Mac Mummy with 312. Bremen 5 Bourbon 7 Bremen 9 Tippecanoe 1 Bremen 4 Lapaz 3 Bremen 8 Argos 2 -Bremen ll Tyner 4 Bremen 12 Culver 7 Bremen 4 West High l Play off game: Bremen 4 Bourbon 8 48 cyeddz 7a 2260360 B1-emen's newly organized football team, headed by Coach Bunge, played only one regularly scheduled game last season in which they were victorious over Nappanee by a score of 13 to 7. Last spring when the team was being organized certain qualifications were set up to enable the boys to play. They stated that only freshmen and sophomores with a C average, parents consent, and a physical ex- amination by a doctor, would be allowed to participate. Progress is being made toward the completion of our new football field which is located on the south side of the school building. It is ex- pected to be finished by next fall. Left to right. FRONT ROW: F. Becknell, J. Miller, G. Snyder, H. Meister, J. Heiny, R. Kauffman, G. Bolt, and I. Snyder. SECOND ROW: J. Long, B. Armstrong, R. Fisher, L. Bellman, I. Brown, L. Yoder, M. Heckarnan,B. Burgess,B.Rowe, O. Hardy, and N. Schini. STANDING: Coach Bunge, J. Fisher, I. Silvey, F. Hepler, B. Wolfe, T. Cripe, M. Scott, M. Hardy, P. Hersgberger, D. Welsh, and B. Heckaman. 49 gage fm - Left to right. FRONT ROW: Ron Cooper, Bob Candler, Don Yarian, Bill Fisher, and Don Farrer. STA NDING: John Heckaman, John Zentz, Glenn Bowen, Merl Heckaman, and Coach Nierste. Not pictured is Paul Blosser who didn't run all season. Coach Nierste's cross-country .boys fared pretty well last season considering the tough teams they had to compete with. Our boys ended up with a record of 3wins and41osses. Keep in mind that low score wins. Bremen 41 South Bend Riley 20 Bremen 30 Knox 25 Bremen 20 New Carlisle 38 Bremen 30 South Bend Adams 27 Bremen Z5 Warsaw 30 Bremen 26 Goshen 29 Bremen 31 Plymouth Z4 71446 7mm 724.3 '74s Our track team ran up a record of 6 wins and only31osses last spring and placed third in the county meet. The boys who made up this mighty team are Bob Candler, Rosco E. Lozier, Francis Grandstaff, Kenny Muncy, John Heckaman, Don Felten, Knute O'Connor, Jim Gerber, Don Farrer, Bob Whitlock, Pete Heller, John Zentz, Bob Wolfe, Don Yarian, Ron Cooper, Kirk Molebash, Terry Knoblock, and Bill Jensen. 50 V K A R S I T Y FRONT: Joyce Andrews and Sharon Keck. BACK: Carol Ellis and Kay Wiegand Left to right are Mary Drudge, Dewey Balsley, and Lorene Schini. T E A 51 ' 'Va-zadq Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen 47: Wu ff gm ffm AX'Lakeville Concord N' Bourbon ' QMadison Q Syracuse -QLapaz X'Washingto 'eWa.karusa rfNappanee 'NWalkerton TX' Argos XfMadison Seaman! 'feam Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Lakeville Concord Bourbon Madison Syracuse Lapaz n Clay Washington C lay Wakarusa Nappanee Walkerton Argos Wakarusa Lapaz Bourbon Nappanee Lapaz Madison Argos Wakarusa NBremen 79 Culver County Tourney: Bremen 31 Tyner Bremen Tippecanoe Bremen Argos NaBremen North Judson X' Bremen Nappanee NBremen Middlebury N'Bremen Knox Sectional Tourney: Bremen 51 Argos Second Team Tourney: Bremen Nappanee Bremen Madison Bremen Madison Bremen Culver Bremen North Judson Bremen Nappanee Bremen Middlebury Bremen Knox NBremen Plymouth Bremen 2.9 Bourbon Freshman Tourney: Bremen 34 Bourbon Bremen Nappanee Bremen Nappanee Bremen Madison Bremen Argos Bremen Plymouth 52 fa, W6 of 4- 7047 Seventh Grade Team, ROW ONE KNEELING: Left to right are J. Craig, R. Hollar, K. Laudeman, M. Rishel, J. Hagen, R, Maurice, R. Reidenbach, K. Bennitt, R. Koontz, and I. Hill. ROW TWO STANDING: K. Hummel, R, Aker, R. Kauffman, N. Huff, B. Gooding, I. Casban, D. Allen, D. Wagoner, K. Andrews, Coach Huntington, W. Karpenko, T. Swartzlander, M. Rusch, and D. Borkholder. Eighth Grade Team, ROW ONE KNEELING: Left to right are C. Huff, D. Spagnola, D. Smith, A. Neher, J. Mast, J. Hill, and R. Koontz. ROW TWO: D. Reed, R. Moser, E. Walterhouse, T. Huber, W. Kaiser, V. Feldman, and A. Gunterman. ROW THREE: Coach Huntington, T. Zentz, T. Hand, and D. Allen. 5 3 'gdlf Www an The reward is kingsize Do we get to keep it? Lets not get too close! Goodies--And how! 54 Office work is real rough! Do we have to wash everything in this kitchen? Study, study, study, that's all we do. Our Champs have that WINNING smile. See the plcture I drew teach? ! ! peofefe, 79 , ?eo,6Ze Om? 75ez4 ' John B. Morland Everett L. Shively W. W. Lyon Superintendent High School Principal Elementary Princi al rf :if . Barbara Windham Margaret Bahr Avis Ericksen Clerk Clerk Secretary Zawzd SEATED around the table from left to right are John B. Morland, Superin- tendentg Roy Kauffman, Secretary: Chester Huff, Presidentg Lester Leman, Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Gragg. Treasurer: and Maynard Ealing, Township Trustee. 56 602 , BETTY GREGORY Physical Education English, Health Indiana State 57 ha? JOHN HUNTINGTON Social Studies Physical Education Indiana TED SWANK Social Studies Indiana JOHN BAIRD Science, English Cen ral Normal . GLEN KLINEDINST Mathematics Manchester ANITA-RUTH BREITWEISER Music, Art Central Normal CATHERINE HIBNER Nurse Cook County Hospital School of Nursing Chicago MILDRED SHIVELY Latin , Library Manchester DONA MARIE IRION English, Spanish Purdue JAMES LUTTRULL English Evansville CHARLES McNEW English, U. S. History Transylvania FRITZ NIERSTE - 1M Government, Social Studies Indiana State - LOREN TIEDE Mechanical Drawing Shop X Ball State I LOWELL KOONTZ. Biology , Mathematics Ball State GENEVA MOLEBA SH Mathematics DePauw EDWIN VERNON Agriculture Purdue DON BUNGE Physical Education, Drivers Training, Health. Indiana Central ROLEEN PICKARD Physical Education, Business Indiana State RA LPH RELOGLE Business Manchester M53 Wa MARY DE VOSS Home Economics, Cafeteria Ball State MILDRED TYLER Home Economics Indiana State ARTHUR WILSON Music Ball State IUSTINE BAKER Music, Art Indiana .,,. , 6 . ' agency an The Juniors, this year, are truly busy. They topped all previous magazine sales records by selling over 253,000 worth of magazines. Following the magazine sales they had a car wash. This was fun and profitable too. Some of the money earned goes for the Prom, the high part ofthe Junior Year. This is a lot of hard work, but very beautiful. The Junior Play is another high point of the year. Class officers: from top to bottom: Allen Cather, Presidentg Janice Stephey, Treasurer: Don Farrer, Vice Presidentg Janet Nusbaum, Secretary. Magazine winners from left to right: Don Farrer, Working hard at the car wash. From left to right: 3rdg Marlene Rhodes, 2ndg Marilyn Stuntz, lstg Jim YOd6I, D216 RCP1081e- Pauline Silveus, 4th . R '-T - 6 , - - 1-.. ' - - , R B - 2 A N Q, W' A 1 B 'I 2 - , , , Q I . x ,- ' ' W ' 4, - f -- -. ' , s Y uw J .f , X on 3 W. . I I ' Q 1' R Q R 2 Q- 1 .q. 'L R - my st! MQ., Af , . - wx ' , L , , ' .Q . ' X , X N! PM N XM -..-. 5 . . F 5 f sf' B gi. .g A 3 R . , 4. LE .-L. .- i Wt. ' R ...zo so V f .te-ff' f R ff i 'B .2 ' -. r N ,Q .ff . he , -5 f ' f . 'x i A 1 X I -L fi A ' N It K L ,-ff 5 ' gg.. J' hw R ' f 1 -. M ' Q M V. qv 1 gy my J . ,.3, N. f ,' f Y K f D Q 'L -V ' R Xkof Q? I L , , Kew A K -B p -ff 4: . .1 Q ' L P P- - Xe- 5.1 f 1 f mr - 1 T K ' ' .ry A X , N. . r - Qu .. ... L' I - -1: 'R for L 9 H+' v. -. -.. Q I K. , X' A - 2. ' ' ' ' , o 1 1 if N' my f 3 -. ,A I 1? 'J H 1. A' X: A 'C ' tg I sl 1- Q-57 sd wh U, xl A , -. 'U - 'X . ROW 1: J. Andrews., I. Aukerman, R. Baird, J. Bowser, N. Carothers, A. Cather, R. Cooper, S. Cox ROW 2: S. Crittenden, H. Dutoi, D. Farrer, J. Giek, D. Gragg, W, Grebe, R. Grise, A. Grove. ROW 3 J. Hahn, J. Hawkins, E. Housley, D. Heckaman, M. Hepler, A. Hochstetler, R. Holdeman, S. Huffer ROW 4: B. Kaylor, I. Koontz, H. Kuntz, R. Lozier, S. Matz, I. Noe, J. Nusbaum, K.O'Connor. ROW 5 C. Peters, L. Pittman, D. Replogle, M. Rhoade, L. Rowe, L. Sahlhoff, M. Schutz, J. Schlemmer ROW 6: C. Sheetz, T. Sheneman, P. Silveus, R. Snyder, J. Spicher, J. Stephey, K. Stichter, M. Stuntz ROW 7: C. Thomas, J. Unsicker, L. Van Gilder, B. Weaver, K. Wiegand, B. Whitsel, S. Weber. 61 was ww mms zfmag D Raking leaveswas one of the money making projects that the Sophomore Class carried on this year. Pictured here are, from left to right, Rosalie Replogle, Judy Middaugh, and Sandra Sandborn. 2 WR I Class Officers, Diane Hand,treasurerg Rosalie Replogle, vice president, Mike H e c k a m a n , presidentg and Mary Drudge, secretary. ,, I A , , I .1 .,,,, ' .9 2 ' ., , V U . ., . V ,ns Q sm? .Ai . ', -af X - - 'I A 'ii ,Q W s-swf .+R f -1 -f -: fl ,I i B R x 3 K K 1 ystt if N 'S ,F af K Y Q, 5 t g S, r iv 1' - 'tif ' . V K ROW 1: E. Ames, R. Aukerman, N. Bailey, D. Balsley, D. Bauer, F. Becknell, B. Benson, M. Berg, S. Berg. ROW 2: N. Borkholder, R. Burkholder, E. Brown, J. Brown, N. Buell, B. Burgess, B. Burgess, I. Clause, E. Cooper. 62 ,E fy - E V Z fi ,L:- , V ,A 3, , , 'M V A 1 A , I. xrl 0 V V ' b'k -' f-' 57 i - J ' If Q., . r -1 L I y . 9, ..g X x 9 . 1ejj,,,.,' . W H , Q. ' I ' IA , ,,,, W I ,mb x ,f is N rg , - Q r , - A Aa , ' v i J- - fx I I 4 A.. .Z iv' i ,.,, .f ' :1- ,.., L :,L . -- WQ 33 '75, D V ' ' ' ' 7 :, .g s . ,i ,A -A , 1 W-Mi' 'L Y k n .. NX ,J f V , A -s - 4 , . , W ' X 'V N . 4 'f L f . if ff if ... , A h N I K , K ' A, '. v '. ' A 'X lil A k ' - -'. L '44 I, ' -q-. ,. is kr - x Qi' 'if' i -x . ..i Q I A FQ' r.. eies fi H w - 2 - -f Lv i - . V .0 Q 3- ,' 1 5... 3 ,. 2. h W 2- fn i 'Q .fl . R R kl 15 F . i A,A, F ir- + . as F51 XV: X ,,.r My f A ,, I . x N K. K.1V ,V lkk 1.1 X! .V , .X . S . 4v,-,- ,J A 1 ' , x .' ' 3 Q . ROW 1: M.Cripe, T. Cripe, M.Drudge M Enders J N Feldman J Fisher J Fisher C Gooding J Cra , . , . . , . , . , . , . I gg. ROW 2: M. Graham, L. Grandstaff, E. Green, C. Grossman, D. Hagen, D. Hand, M. Hardy, O. Hardy, M. Hecka- man. ROW 3: F. Hepler, M. Hershberger, J. Hochstetler, P. Hershberger, R Hochstetler D Hohman P Hohman N. Holstrom, T. Hummel, ROW 4: S. Kauffman, J, Kiefer, J. Knob1ock,J. Krepps, L. Layman, J. Legner,M. Levy, I. Long, K. Loucks. ROW 5: D. Lynch, F. Martin, I. Middaugh, D. Misner, D. Morris, M. Mummey, K.Muncy, G. Nick, S. Oberly. ROW 6: J. Rede, R. Replogle, S. Rouch, B. Rowe, S. Sanborn, L. Schini, D. Schmidt, R.SchutZ, M. Scott. ROW 7: J. Setelin, G. Snyder, J. Stanifer, S. Swartzlander, M. Tedrow, J.Thayer, P, Weber, L. Weston, B. Whitlock. ROW 8: B. Wolfe, D. Yarian, D. Yoder, L. Yoder. 63 466106026444 The freshmen, although not having many class activities are still busy. They are getting acquainted with a new routine in high school, new friends, and high school activities. They have very few study halls, so consequently they have to study very hard. In addition they had a bake sale. Class Officers From Left to Right: Jerry Hummel, Vice President: Linda Booker, Treasurerg Nettie Heckaman, Secretary, Glenice Stephey, President. Freshmen doing research in the library. X1 X. Nr N K r- B A Q ' ::A L X' . . Yi f . . A 2 f . f AL' A - 4 V ' 'M .., A-Ki . . g ... ,K ,, fl J- K1 - U . A s L B U A 1 A ',' v X B: 1 . A... 4, -.-K K tr w Jeff 5 V 'V - I G in . .,, JC: f l, ' . - .. .. . '-Ei' ,' ' 'ii X 1. . : is my 7 5 N f . ' . A . if . r. W , . , . 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K KK ..,.:. . , , 'er 'A fy.: 'X 1 , , ' A S 'KK KL : 1 5: ' 2 3 -- is Lf I A if ,IK '---- Z K -'ff' K i .,4,k: K K,KK.KK K .-.q,,,K KK if '2 F .... .F , I L ' : A j ' fi fi , I' QQ Q A A j W L Kffiii A A f 1 ' ' 32:7 K KK' T ' K fi..-K KK. 5 2 Q K . , K . ,i.. K ..f KK . . .. ,KK K K ., 'K' .lufegmzi Y K L v A ' : .Q : l f , - 'fl I W, .. M . A rsiy , . - ' K A i x - A 5 K ' ': Y' I -' ' A Q ffm A 'A2-' QKK '- Q . A i -X 1 . x' 'H .L A ' : V - r L. I - ,. . -, - ROW 1: B. Armstrong, J. Baker, A. Bassett, F. Becknell, L. Bellman, P. Blosser, G. Bolt, L. Booker, E. Burkholder. ROW 2: B. Candler, J. Carothers, I. Carothers, P. Chidister, D. Connon, R. Cox, R. Cox, M. Cripe, B. Everly. ROW 3: B. Gerber, H. Graham, I. Hawkins, B. Heckaman. N. Heckaman, J. Heiney, L. Hirstein. W. Huff, J. Hummel. ROW 4: D. Kauffman, A. Kershner. L. Kling, C. Klingerman, A. Knowblock, J. Knowblock, M. Kuntz, R. Laidig, B. Lyons. ROW 5: K. Martindale, H. Meister, D. Michael, I. Miller, 1. Myers, B. Neher, D. Neve. K.Pfeiffer,B. Pfefferle. ROW 6: M. Powell, D. Reaker, I. Reese, C. Sahlhoff, R. Sanborne, N. Schini, R. Schweisberger, J. Sheneman, R. Sherk. ROW 7: J. Silvey, M. Silveus. E. Slabaugh, J. Snyder. R. Spicher, P. Stanifer, G. Stephy, D. Swartzlander, R. Thayer. ROW 8: G. Wagley, S. Wagoner, D. Walker. G. Welsly, D. Welsch. G. Kiefer. 65 Fl '. ., fir, A eea ,-zfzz. wow and Pal, 5 .. N We . Gifs, . It looks like the Juniors are pretty tired it after washing so many cars. From left to right. K. O'Connor, R. Baird. S. Matz. Who do you suppose is the clown buried under the leaves? None other than Betsy Benson. From left to right. M. Drudge. F. Martin, M. Mummey, L. Schini. Batting practice for our future baseball stars. Jr. High takes part in the pep parade with their float. From left to right. N. Ealing. J. Mast, S. Aker, B. Manges, S. Rader, K. Widmer. 66 w Xa 4 - V-. ig, M .. ' - ' - ,ol K ' is ,am 1' Q-vi u- , 3 's A , U A .4 5 4- . ' J' - L. ar 1 ' ' Y' . 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V Q 'Q ty Q 3 EF' j 3 A . 'Q ei H .. 'fn' f i Y'-us I. fi 4.17 ' I f K: .I .F .' N A S, ,S F 'j . ..., , .. - - N- ,.,, A A 1- ,.... ' H ' L if ' ' o 5 ' I Y . Qi ' -3- rr - 1 - , ,. ,fig Vw V. il, ,sa ., LA A I V ROW 1: S. Aker, D. Allen, E. Andrews, R. Baker, M. Barnett, K. Becknell, P. Beery, I. Bennitt, M. Bollenbacher, E.Borkho1der, W.Bowen. ROW 2: I.Bowser, J. Brown, E. Bfurkholder, O. Burkholder, C. ChuPD- J. Clauss. V. Crowel. I. Culp. K. Davis, M. S. Dettbrenner, A. Drudge. ROW 3: N. Ealing. J. East, E. Enders. K. Ernsberger. I. Espich, J. Ewers, V. Feldman, P. Fifer, J. Fisher, L. Fisher, C. Gard. ROW 4: K. Geib, S. Germann, L.G1'ebe, J. Gunterman, T, Gunterman Jr., C. Hahn, L. Hand, T. Hand, G. Hardy, S. Harrington, J. Hawkins. ROW 5: L. Hixon, B. Holdeman, L. Housley, T. Huber, B. Huff. C. Huff, C. Huff. J. Huff, K. Kaylor. Knoblock, K. Koontz, B. Koontz, E. Kuhns, D. Laudeman. H. Leeper. I. Leman, I. Mast, K. 7: R. Miller, R. Morse, R. Moser, A. Neher. M. Parker, D. Reed, S. Rogers, S. Schramm. Sherk. ROW 8: D. Sherry, I. Shoup, S. Shumaker, B. Smith. G. Stanifer, C. Stichter, D. Trefun. E. Walterhouse, R. Walker. ROW 9: N. Weldy. M. Whitehead, D. Yoder, T. Zentz, 67 D. Hendrix, S. Higgins. ROW 6: B. Keyser, M. Miller, L. Miller, ROW A. Schutz. I. Setlin. S. Sumpter, L. Swank, M. C. Miller. ,,, L35 .., ,,.:g, .. A in f, . 1.5, L.,Qx J, M i , ' : 'P r ,. - . f X' K r' W - ,K 4 . E . -K f K ' ' - 1 - , ,. ,.. ,.. ., 3, .,.: . ,. . .. ..., x .. . .. ., ,. wut. . .. 4 , .. . . . ESQ ,. ..+vf f'1'- . f ii 4 . , , ,, 'L i ' f ' ' Q ' .. Q :W fr sq fg fi iii ,G 7 Q pt-. . ' ea? vf , L' ' K 1 ,rs K 4 ,. , Y Ik . ... . 'S R, , ,W ,I f n- Q - -4' , - ,,-. W . J 3 g . ,ri W , .. ,A , U . . .,... V .',:,, - Y W Salty, , ,E V, Lkk- I 1, ,Z I .V,,mV i . A mcg. Arg , ,,.k I K L.. A W T K -LR .f. , .f .AM M, V, ,Q mdk, , V P K V Q I , 12 ' I W 8 f K 'fs rs: Se i: .52 ff Nffx L B ' ,.fev.'f. 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M wi g, ,:.,S. wi. V .s. 'ff i' , ' 5 'W - 6 Q - 't ' '-. ,- ,-. - YQ . K' ' I. ' . . 'f ! , ,,, M if 1 ' - - fg f l KT gg., - 'V K ,i .Q 'iz '. '- 11 . ' . iw fs' I I .hp fliufr Lvwts .. 1f1.1::.::i1.f lu.. ' J A KA, 6060! ROW 1: D. Aker, G. Allen, D. Andrews, D. Baker, J. Balsley, S. Balsley, K. Bennett, L. Benson, R. Berg, L. Berger, E. Bollenbacher. ROW 2: C. Bondurant, D. Borkholder, 1. Borkholder, R. Carpenter, L. Chupp, I. Craig, J. Critten- den, J. Farrer, C. Fisher, J. Gilbert, B. Gooding. ROW 3: B. Grandstaff, l. Green. K. Haas, J. Hartzell, W. Hatton. P. Heckaman, J. Herendeen, E. Hershberger, F. Hill, V. Hill, A. Hochstetler. ROW 4: U. Hochstetler, R. Hollar, D. Huff, N. Huff, K. Hummel, D. Jones, W. Karpenko, E. Kauffman, R. Kauffman, M. Kaylor, S. Keck. ROW 5: M. Keyser, B. Kimble, J. Kline, C.Knob1ock, D. Knoblock, S. Kuntz, J. Laidig, K. Laudeman, D. Loucks, B. Manges, D. Manges. ROW 6: J. Marshall, R. Maurice, C. Miller, H. Miller, R. Miller, S. Miller, K. Misner, S. Muffley, C. Payne, M. Peters, S. Poison. ROW 7: A. Price, E. Price, S. Rader, R. Reidenbach, M. Rishel, M. Rusch, W. Sanborn. C. Schini. l. Schmucker, B. Schultz, K. Schutz. ROW 8: S. Seitz, P. Sheetz, S. Sherry, D. Smith, D. Snyder, D. Spagnola, F. Sumpter, T. Swartzlander, W. Swingle, B. Symon, K. Tucker. ROW 9: D. Wagoner, M. Washnock, C. Weldy, K. Widmar, S. Replogle. 68 S6255 Emu! Here are our cafeteria cooks who are responsible for preparing those tasty meals we are served every day. From leftto right they are Miss DeVoss, Mrs. Huff. Mrs. King, Mrs. Farrer, Mrs. Laudeman, and Mrs. Miller. To keep our school neat and clean we have an expert group of janitors and cus- todians. They are from left to right, Mr. Chidister. Mrs. Balmer, Mrs. Biggs, and Mr. Biggs. 69 1 ff EP , . Ear Agar .gg ER? 'w5p.,Fff' igi. gg. 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A , V A 'zh n ' W LVAL 1 ' R A 4 . A .. xx V ., - .V - V ...A L- . Q WV .. ,u ,, , ii? f Yff wmi 'Ei l ff V625 'x iii' T' QQ . Q-Q'7i - 'A ' 1 A - f B-iiigrg L,V-V 5 2 'Q 1 J 5, ., M R ' A L . . m - Alse A s . . - . . -. -V .. - F R' A V V f . , . ,Ai -. .rr at .,,A A , N -ir, , Y 5 . , 7 ,,,L. ,. .4 -Y sv x l my 'fc 5 Q . , . 'M' Y Q . , H A ,sf . -- V Q. - Nu' f A Q U ,hy A'L 1 1 - , , V- . fs A . .rr 1 2 -f :, . V. L - l . .- ' 2 - A r. , B' . , S f B -'Wai :X1 ? ' f V z .K 'VA , 'WJ if an 5 .fafaaseahs was ROW 1: C. Allen, G. Andrews, S.Andrews, J. Baker, D.Bassett, R. Bellman, K. Berger, E. Bolt, I. Burgess, R. Burgess. D. Burkholdcr. ROW 2: E. Burkholder, I. Burkholder, L. Capron, K. Carlsen, J. Carothers, R. Clauss, C. Craig, M. Davis, S. Dietrich, E. Ernsberger, R. Everly. ROW 3: S. Farrer, V. Forsythe, C. Freels, C. Furst, J. Gard, M. Geib. M. Graham, I. Gregory, W. Hahn, R. Hand, R. Hardy. ROW 4: D. Hendrix, L. Hershberger, I. Holdeman, E. Hole- winski, I. Huff, K. Huff, K. Hummel, M. Jones, K. Kauffman, R. Kares, B. Keyser. ROW 5: R. Kline, R. Kling, L. Kumz, H. Leeper, G. Loucks, T. Manuwal, A. Matz, M. McGowen, T. Miller, T. Moretto, J. Morris. ROW 6: M. Murphy, M. Neve, J. Parker, D. Rader, M. Reaker, S. Rader, B. Reed, C. Reed, P. Replogle, L.Rouch, B. Schweis- berger. ROW 7: H. Sheetz, L. Sherk, J. Slabaugh. M. Slabaugh, B. Smith, C. Smith, F. Smith, C..Solomon, D. Stanifer. R. Stillson, N. Swingle. ROW 8: R. Unsicker. J. Wal1ace,I. Wallace, B. Weldy, D. Wilson, L. Wolfe, D. Young, E. Yoder, B. Main. I Sax Mr. E. O. Annis, Harry Sponseller, Nick Yeager. 70 R J . -. ' .xi .. .N xx-45. mf .5 M. . X .YE Q J X S , : Sw 3 A' .5 , .Q 55 ' Y -.. . , X ' - :..: if-I:NRwsi - 1 . .. E if ' -i XXX NX S -if Q . . 3 'A Q55 -f K s ' J, . 2 ' - : 'CAN-xr' ,. . X . ' fr-J. 1 9 5 Y I! . 2 i f 5 NRS F- F: ' S ... W J .M . M g m .. , , . ' -. Q4-34 f.. :QB - A -. . S 7 .if F .t V-f-Aw, -ww re- A ?we ROW 1: R.Arndt. C. Baker, R. Balsley, B. Bennitt. R. Berg, M. Bonham, B. Brewer, V. Burkholder, C. Carlsen. ROW 2: W. Chupp, D. Coffel, H. Coffel, S. Cross, B. Ealing, L. East. C. Grebe, L. Gnnterman, W. Fisher. ROW 3: J Fore, J. Fowler, A. Haas, B. Hatton, D. Harrington, J. lleckaman, D. Hcrcndeen. J. Hienke, S. llirstien. ROW 4: W. Hochstetler, D. Hohman, D. Holdeman, D. Housley, J. Huff, J. Hummel. S. Joncs,M. Kaylor, S. Kemp. ROW 5' J. Koontz, L. Leeper, A. Long, R. Lyon, S. Marshall, A. Martindale, C. Matz, K. Miller, W. Misncr. ROW 6: B. Morris, D. Moser, J. Motz, F. Neal, P. Neve, C. Pfefferle, R. Radnovich, G. Schmitt. N. Schurr. ROW 7: B. Silveus, M. Slabaugh, C. Soloman, L. Stephey, S. Swank, D. Thornton, J. Urednick, J. Waltz, F. Washnock. ROW 8: K Yoder, T. Zentz. Mrs. McCarty. Mrs. Wilson. 1 rf :LK i t x. .Lf l M a -1 V - ' - V 5. fi ' 4. .n , . ii w 1 'I I I 1 in K -I .'j- .- , 4 - , ,.V- M 1 . 3, f. V B Q L si fi-2 5 --W' ' ' mf A. YT f 'V f -iff1',f1 W swf, -VVV , . VN- . . ,N . :it.rly'- . ' Vfrr V 5 fff? ,f - 'f 1 :iff .r ' ,. 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Lg... 4 if A' .1 . , V . 1 Q - - ,. a ., V ' J ' Q Q '-M, N Q, 'f. 1. git ' 'I mx f V f V 1 , VV 'EA V . fe 1 I ix , K M. A V A , .Q , .. iw . 1 ' ' ' 1 A'hA C Q ' ' A ' X 505. 'f 0408 ROW 1: R. Ames, M, Andrews, D. Bauer, S. Becknell. C. Bellman, C. Bellman, C. Bennitt. L. Berger, D. Bollen- backer F. Borkholder, I. Bowser. ROW 2: D. Boyer, P. Burkholder, R. Burkholder, A. Campbell. I. Carbiener, L Chishoim, H. Cox, P. Cripe, L. Davis, C. Dausman, F. England. ROW 3: R. Gard, T. Geib, R. Graverson. J. Griffing. S. Grossman, S. Hahn, G. llarshman. G. Hershberger. D. Heyde, M. Hill. ROW 4: D. Holewinski, K. Huber, K Jensen, C. Kauffman, I. Kaylor, D. Keck, D. Keyser, D. Kline, C. Klingerman, A. Koontz, D. Krathwohl. ROW 5 S. Leeper C. Lozier B. Matz S. Meister. S. Michael B. Middaugh D. Miller T. Miller T. Misner J. Morgan. S Muffley. 'ROW 6: R.,Nehcr, Li Pafford, T. Parker, D. Pittman, R. Pittman, B. Rackeweg, E: Radnovicli, R. Reaker, R: Reed, M. Reichert, C. Roeder. ROW 7: O. Rogers, R. Rusch, L. Schutz, N. Schaetzle. O. Schmucker. I. Schultz, B Sheetz, M. Sheetz, M. Sheetz,R. Shumaker, H. Sieniecki. ROW 8: E. Slabaugh, S. Slusser, M. Stillson, L. Stichter J. Stock, M. Swank, T. Walker, C. Tripsansky. B. Walters, J. Whitlock. D. Wilson. ROW 9: B. Young, G. Young. G. Young, B. Zimmer, B. Zimmerman. Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Hirstein, Mrs. Kiinedinst. 72 L .ze af! ff 1. fel a F' - ' ' ' 5 5 1 ' A . J. 1 r ' I ar: ri -' . Q - 1 ' .. I fl' -f.. . R V V . 4' V. . ig .V , Tees. is .,'. Na ff. V ,.A .. -AV r.,,,f - 5 M we - - .5 .egg M-5. . - -Q 1 -X3 'L -5-.gf V4.1-r f :'V : 'feV. V f A .1 'L ui fir f be ' -' '-5 5 2. -.V V-.X Vw ,... .r- VVYVV V i l H . 5- V V. VV- AV V l V - . V -. Y VV V ...,- f'5'2 V . :VjV,,, -. .. gin? V V? V L. , V . f VVQVV VVVV V V .. VVV' l 'L ' .gf K, ' -H--' . 1 . V5 .. ' , . 'ii ' lf . E. ' K +::. -. ,,' .. V. . lf' 34 'KK '- iff. ' ' 2. -' 2:' W ' L 1- , Q. '- ' f ' . 1- .A 1 r . VU., V , . AV KM .f .e,,,,f-1 H -in V nb- M .. ,A. I. 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V V V ' VV V r V. , V -V V i V.. l ML V-Us - . - .6 0 V Vg? 1 . xl .. - ' B F . li . ROW 1: J.Anderson,R.Arndt,A. Bahr, J. Baker, C. Barnett, B. Benson, B. Bennitt, W. Benson, I. Berg, C. Ber er T. Blue,C.Bollenbacher,C.Bollenbacher. ROW 2: R. Bowser, J. Brubaker, R. Burkholder, R. Carothers, D. Chis- holm, B. Claeys, T. Clauss, J. Clipp, T. Dettbrenner, J. Ernsberger, S. Ernsberger, E. Everly, K. Farrer. ROW 3: P. Fisher,L. Forsythe, P. Fowler, S. Gard, D. Gerber, L. Graham, G. Granstaff, D. Griewank, B. Griffin, R. Gris- wold,N.Hahn,C.l-lardy, K. Hardy. ROW 4: R. Hardy, L. Harrington, T. Hartzell, N. Hawley, S. Heckaman, L. Hershberger, D. Hirstein, D. Hochstetler, J. Hochstetler, S. Holdeman, D. Hollingsworth, S. Housley, C. Huff. ROW 5: C. Huff, D. Huff, S. Huff. C. Hummel, E. Hummel, W. Hummel, S. Keller, C. Keyser, S. Kimble, J. Kipfer, K. Kleinke, J, Kling, G. Knoblock. ROW 6: G. Koontz. C. Leeper, D. Leeper, J. Leeper, R. Leeper, R. Leiter. B. Leman, L. Lowe, D. Lozier, D. Manges, M. Manges, D. Marshall, M. Martin. ROW 7: J.McBrier,D' Miller, M.Miller,P.Miller, B. Moren, J. Murphy, G. Odiorne, T. Odiorne, E. Parrow, C. Rea, K. Reed, K. Reed I.Rogers. ROW 8: C. Sanborn, L. Scala, B. Schramm, C. Seinicki, F. Setelin, B. Sherk, B. Shoup, D. Shumaker L. Sisk, L. Slabaugh, O. Slabaugh, L. Smith. ROW 9: P. Smith, K. Soales, J. Solomon, J. Stewart, L. Stillson D. Stump,S.Sullivan, K. Surges,S. Thomas,D. Tyler, D. Unrue, R. Unsicker, T. Van Horn. ROW 10: J. Wagner D.Wallace,J. Washnock,D.Weaver, S.Weiss,G.Welty, K. Winterrowd, A. Yoder, L. Yoder, R. Yoder, R. Young B. Hand, C. Hand. Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Shively, Mrs. Welch, Miss Wyman. 73 as I 3. 4, ' M 13 ROW 1: R. Aker, D. Allen, B. Amsler, C. Andrews, T. Arndt, D. Barnett, S. Bauer, D. Be1lman,J Boocher, P. Boocher, B. Botset, A. Burkholder. ROW 2: B. Carothers, C. Carter, L. Carter, C. Chupp F.Church, E.Coffel,S. Dausman, I. Davenport, J. Dietrich, J. Drudge, J. Fore, S. Forsythe. ROW 3: H Frenger,S. Furst, E. German, E. Gibson, P. Glant, B. Griewank, B. Griffing, L. Grossman, C. Grove, M Guard, J. Hagenau, J. Hand. ROW 4: M. Hansen, M. Hartzell, R. Hawley, V. Hendricks, P. Heyde, R Hiester,G.Hil1,J.Hochstetler,J.Horner,P.Hood, B. Huff, S. Hummel. ROW 5: D. Ingerham, D. John- son, K. Kauffman,T. Keck, C. Kline, C. Kline, C. Kling, T. Kling, L. Knoblock, R. Koontz, M. Kulik M. Leman. ROW 6: D. Lockeridge, I. Loucks, C. Manges, K. Marburger, S. Martin, K. Maurice, S May, R. Meister, B. Miller, B. Miller, I. Miller, M. Moretto. ROW 7: M. Moser, J. Muncy, F. Parker J. Payne, B. Pedigo, L. Penrose, J. Pfeiffer, D. Pittman, K. Pittman, S. Pohypko, J. Rader, E. Romey ROW 8: D. Rae, J. Reaker, J. Reese, S. Rhodes, C. Schreiner, J. Schutz, J. Smith, M. Smith, R. Snyder C. Winterrowd, S. Wise, M. Witwer, J. Yoder, V. Yoder, M. Zimmer,C. Zimmerman. Miss Anglin, Miss Shaum, Mrs. Tucker. 74 L. Stedman, J. Stock, M. Snyder. ROW 9: D. Stombaugh, M. Surges, D. Swank, T. Symon, L.Ten- gelitsch,J. Thomas, D. Thornton, C. Tucker, C. Tyson, F. Urednich, D. Wagoner, M. Weber. ROW 10: M K .. K , f .Q fi .. NEW so f .. ,,. . X . It A i . . X .- .:,. . f .. ,,... . ' f mf R, ' : 1 . . ihm . L ' iw f - 5 , X' P .. ...hx . .. . X . Nga . . .4 ,,.,,, 5: . .. .. . .4 -- WY V. A 1 H vx .f .lvl J N' g. ' ' T R F- Q .Q lx' lg., Wi... WW. l. Y..a...., .- QW-Stffk i ' A ' . ..,,,'4 Q QA ' . g I' I '. , ' - 1 ' 1 Q --Q Y H . 55 H L 7 Y l uf -1 - -Y M il f . W -T' 4 .L ' .- - Q , S-1' 2 'inf A f ' ii ' -4' H- S' , ' ' 'N V . L T' dr: 'iq V R A ' 6 H . , H- . va A ' 5 5 I .' .. . A . . . - , , ' , B 'S Q .r - 5' v i ii: iv e H' , - WV- ' I ns , .. L i 6 A V fi -ff , . it h Ll ' 4 F ii ' Qi. H x, , - , I, , V . H I K 5' ' f- ' .A i 1 '- .W K .H I.- K.. . . IW ln. .... AA A L ' - f ... -.... Ff 43 1 I 9' QE-fl '3f :1, We . 9 F 5' 5 ':z'L L FQ . - V - , ' W3 5-T? ,. f . , . . ,, . 1 l is fi ai WE ' ' if? : ' , , . . , ' 1 ' . ' , ' A' t H Y P at . , haw L Q-' L :T - ' ' T. L71 - ,, :Q-.,.., ,. ' . .- ,f . ,, .. ,. . ' yifxk V' 'V 7152 X. Q... +, . . . - ' - .,L. 1 we-fl lr- , ff '-L, W' Q . - '- Sal 4 . ' , , tgg. . . . g it , , Q .ii - . A '1 Q 751' T11 i - ii ' ' V X -. - I .' , L . 'L- ' .4 L ' . L. , t - ' Y . l at , ' f A Y . 4. ' ' A:-'V . Y - t 'Q L H ' f ' . . :, 'zff Y' :if V' ' if - ,,., -,f ' : ,gf - ., V . H , , 1-., L L T 1 -Y' ' if V 1 K 'V 3? 1 .... A if 5 ' f 'L zf. .lil : ff' ' i -' . ,- ., . f E' L V ' lf. K. K 5 , 'G S., ., W P f . 1 'ZI' ': 'b1 R K ' ' . , - - - - '-er ' A .. I Grgvg P . ,- ' ' . 'Y . . ' - I g Q V J. I' f -my FY . , 'tnw Y V WY FY i . i i Y ' . !??f.1 -H .1-v-1-5 . . E.. - P I A ' Y G U11 ' W ' we-' 'G' 'T' ' 1 - - . 'fx P - ' 1 - . V . . S -' P- fs- H' -' 3--1 , ' ' w 'B' 1 'Owl ' 1' T , , 1 H ., U 1 . ii. , I ' A 5 . - - 5 - K 5, .. I A f f, f M M -i f I v .,- U- . .3 g'.,,.,,,t Q .1 M 'Wa ,V-L 5 .L YQ151 I D ' 1 -if . 4 . X X -hA ,r .hx ,, . . .. . Q-if . V. ROW 1: B.Amsler, F.Anderson,J. Andrews, A. Bahr, G. Balsley, M. Boocher, L. Borkholder, V. Botset, S. Bunge, C. Burkholder, M.Burkholder,C.Byrer,J.Carlsen. ROW 2: P. Carothers, R. Dausman, S. Ehret, R. Ellis, D. Erns- berger, A. Espich, T. Farrer, R. Felty, J. Flora, K. Frenger, R. Furst, J. Gard, R. Garland. ROW 3: J. Garrett, C. Gilbert, D. Glant, D. Grandstaff, S. Graverson, L. Grebe, J. Hahon, S. Hand, R. Hand, D. Harmon, W.Hartzell, F.Havard, C. Heckaman. ROW 4: B. Heinke, T. Hemminger, L. Hendrix, P. Hendricks, D. I-leyde, D. Hill, W. Hixon,R. Holdernan, K.Ho1lingsworth, D. I-Iousley, D. I-Iuff,C.l-Iuff, L. Huff. ROW 5: K. John.son, M. Jones, T. Jones, L. Kauffman,J. Keck, L. Keck, L. Kipfer, L. Kline, D. Knoblock, J. Krohn, B. Kuntz, J. Leeper, C. Leiter. ROW 6: S. Loucks, D.Lozier, K. Manges, M. Martindale, E, Mast, M. Matz, C. McDonnell, D. Mintzel, A. Mil- ler,D, Miller, M. Miller, J. Mishler, J. Misner. ROW 7: J. Morgan, P, Morgan, M. Matz, S. Mluffley, J. Muncy, C. Neer, R.Nifong, K.Odiorne,C.Pafford,B. Pittman, J. Polson, C. Rains, K. Ramey. ROW 8: l.. Rea, T. Rector. G. Reed, H. Reed, S. Reed, D. Replogle, B. Rhodes, T. Schoettler, M. Schutz, R. Schutz, W. Senff, R. Sheetz, I. Shumaker. ROW 9: D. Sienicki, B. Silveus, K. Slabaugh, S. Slabaugh, J. Slusser, S. Snyder, W. Solomon,B. Stewart, J. Stoller, M. Stutzman, 1. Sullivan, J. Swank, S. Schweisberger. ROW 10: D. Swinger, K. Tener, D. Thornton, K.Troyer,A.Weaver,J. Weaver,S. Weaver, D. Whiteman, M. Yoder, K. Young, L. Young, W. Young P. Zeltwanger. ROW 11: B. Cirillo, S. Reidenback, T. Manges. M. Brubaker, L. Frey, E. Shortz, G. Spicher, Mrs. VanLue. u I I A1ice's Donut Shop lfgetty May Shoppe V Birkey's Hatchery lv' Bolts Store VBremen Advertising Co. Bremen Cafe 5,-'Bremen Chemical Co. Bremen Iron 8: Metal Co. Bremen Music Center Rf remen Quality Cleaners Bremen Radio Clinic Xfqremen Theater Mearbieners Shoe Store .f' lfhamberlins Jewelry Lf Coffee Shop Aux 8: Sons lfDausman Appliance Shop 1' I V,!Dettbrenners Machine Shop xff Dewey Arch Agency Don Smith-Real Estate ' f Dr. Blue, Optometrist Vi Dr. Haflick, Chiropractor ,ffDr. Schreiner, M. D. V Eddies Jewelry J Franks Auto Sales NJA Fishers Dry Goods Fowlers Grocery Store F Franfs Northside Grocery Gar-Way Motel G. 8: G. Sports Center Geibs Cafe f Vi Hahn's Standard Station Harold' s Shell Station f Heplers Barber Shop Qfff-Iellers Paints 8: Wallpaper V' Home Furniture Mart Huffs Furniture Store Kelly's Motor Sales Kenny's Super Markets ' Kipfers New Agency Knotty Pine Motel Koontz' s Hardware -1' Koontz's Rexall. Lime City Trucking Co. Manges' Shoe Repair A Martin 8: Gragg 7MffBrown 8: Sons Milady Beauty Shop ' Murphy Barber Shop Ollie Millers Mobile Service Ringles Marathon Station Socony Vacuum Oil Co. , Stenieck Hardware -r Stewarts Bakery Summy Pharmacy V Surges I.G.A. Vfhre Bremen Enquirer 'A The Dietrich Co. Tysons Grocery Unrue's Welding Shop Winterrowd Shel11Station xi Wm. Leman, Inc. Zentz's West End Grocery E 2 4 E x ,L My