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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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I Y iq. in - L, 1- ..i:: :ki f X Y J mei E nn, .v '5 .lf ,X fx amy f ,X qui 99 Q Q A ,- q Cl, 4, 4 'fri ,M ,ffm I 1 r' ' 'Iv i i . L, . 5, H x ' ' gl, -1 iv ' :K ? W -' ,if ' Jhi .. - . MJ ' ... , M53 -- -M v- 4' 4 ,-4-'la' September IO...We started the football season oft with a parade and pep rally. Our cheer- leaders helped to control the students' enthusiasm at the games by leading them in forceful and mighty yells. school year. August 3O.. .After we were assigned to guidance rooms, we started our hrst day of the i956f57 1956-57 September i2...The senior pictures were taken early this year. We watched the little birdie and n-lofi-if September 2O...Land judging contests were won by a competent team led by Mr, Ed Vernon. N :.r-..:-4 asf- Highlights We'll Always Remember Q.. L September 28. . .Our first AlleHigh party was held to honor the green freshmen. John Noe, vice- president of Student Council, gcive gifts to the best dressed freshman boy and girl. October 3.,,Thoughts of future football gcimes here were in the minds of these boys who vol- unteered to seed the football field. October 7...The climax of the Sprig soles was the Sprig Jig. Knute O'Connor and Pouline Sil- veus were The boy ond girl who sold the most yeorbooks, October I9. . .Our senior ploy, Papo Wos A Preach er, by Alyene Porter, was cz big success. 5 November 2..,At the beginning of the basket- ball season, Joann Gragg and Lloyd Pittman were selected from the student body and crowned basketball queen and king. November 22...A turkey made of flowers and feathers greeted us in the cafeteria at Thanksgiving. December lO...Miss VVorkman's guidance room of seniors concentrates on the guidance discussion. December 2l..,What a thrill to be the second team to defeat Walkerton! It was a nice Christmas present for all-especially for Coach Bunge. December 4...VVhile eating our lunch in the ing over the days happenings. ti cafeteria, we seniors spent most of our time talk- 4' January ll...The end of the semester came quickly, and we worriedly looked over our report ur cards. ,lf X. 1 lx li I ' :Hi n ' LPS'- t 5 X Q19 January 2O...An epidemic of measles and scarletina spotted numerous students throughout the school. February l6...The Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the GAA was held in the cafeteria. Susan Kaullman was chosen as the queen of the dance with Joyce Andrews and Shirley Matz as her attendants. 93 February 2O...Some fads ond fashions at Bre- men were the car coats, flattopped hats, and various types of shoes. 7 March lO...Mony people worked herd planning the Winfer Concert preseniing The bond ond cho- YUSGS. March 7...STirring and iosiing the chili was only C1 srnoll pciri of making the senior chili supper o success. N.. April 26...Much of our work was on display for the cnnuol Open House. ,,,2Qsfll ': S fi S May 19 . . . After baccalaureate it was time for the Seniors to leave for New York. Steve Crittenden, Senior class president, prepares for the trip. May I7 . . . That enchanting night, Prom Night, finally came, and everyone-esp: cially the Seniors, enioyed it immensely .Ki b May 24 . . . Finally, Graduation! For every member of the graduating class of l957, Commencement was added to the list of things We'll Always Remem- ber! 9 WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER ACTIVITIES The hard work behind every project . . . The fun we had as we enjoyed ourselves at dances and parties . . . The reward when we realized that ours was a job well done . . . The proud feeling of knowing we really belonged to an eflicient organiza- tion. :L x Wi' WX. '59 Part of the statt consider a new angle of putting out the Yearbook. ROW l: Helen Dutoi, Janice Stephey, Pauline Silveus, Jackie Koontz. ROW Il: Dave Heckaman, Jane Unsicker, Richard Snyder, Suzanne Weber, John and Janice look for new ideas in another year- book. Suzanne, Miss Workman, and Pauline seem very pleased about something. it . sg 2 its 4 Work, work, work! This is the main ingredient of a good yearbook. Add to this dozens ot pictures and thousands ot words. After several hectic deadlines and a period ot waiting, you will have a yearbook. The Sprig staft's goal was-A Bigger and Better Sprig- and all agree that trying to reach this goal was fun as well as lots ot work. Yes, there was always some- thing happening inthe Sprig room! Suzanne Weber and Pauline Silveus passed on some very good points given to them at the Indiana University Journalism Institute this summer. Our spon- sor, Miss Workman, was always helptul and consid- erate as she guided us through the year. The Sprig staff' was: Editor-in-Chief . , . . . Janice Stephey Associate Editor . . . . . . Suzanne Weber Layout Editor .. . ,. Pauline Silveus Senior Editor .. . . . Kay Wiegand Activities Editor . . . . . . Maryln Stuntz Sports Editor ..... . . Richard Snyder Business Manager .,....,............. John Noe Photographers .... David Heckaman, Jim Schlemmer Typists .,.. Jackie Koontz, Jane Unsicker, Helen Dutoi Advisor ........................ Miss Workman Sprig Staff It seems that Maryln, Jim, and Kay are in agreement on the iss at hand. Vice-President John Noe, President Wayne Grebe I I O High School Student Council PURPOSE . . . To promote good student government. ACTIVITIES . . . Taking charge of assembly and convocation programs, planning all-high parties, and sponsoring trans- portation to athletic games. SPONSOR . . . Mr. Shively. ROW I: Ann Drudge, Larry Weston, Roger Sanborn. ROW Il: Wayne Grebe, Sonya Schramm, John Noe, Verdon Feldman, Jim Long, Jeff Mast. ROW Ill: J. N. Feldman, Mr, Shively, Jerry Hummel. 4 2 'Q IIT President Dale Burkholder, Vice-President Susan Replogle, Secretary-Treasurer Sue Rader. Junior High Student Council PURPOSE . . .To give junior high students an opportunity to govern their department. ACTIVITIES . . . Helping with the guidance program, sponsoring junior high parties, work- ing at concession stands, and planning school trips. SPONSOR . . . Mr. Lyon. ROW 'lz Carolyn Furst, Carol Reed, Rick Hand, Dale Borkholder, Sue Rader, Sally Rader. ROW Il: Susan Rep- Iogle, Bob Kaultman, Wanda Sanborn, Mr. Lyon, Loren Berger, Gary Loucks, Burdette Main. 1-I SH' Q-fun ROW I: Diane Hand, Dora Hohman, Kathy PfieHer, Dawn Bauer, Pat Hohman, Elaine Cooper. ROW ll: Glenice Stephey, Charlene Rauch, Arthur Grove, Mr. Luttrull, Larry Layman, Janice Stephey, Teresa Hummel. Hi-C PURPOSE . . . To encourage the building of Christian character in Bremen High School. ACTIVITIES . . . Preparing programs for the noon meetings. SPONSGR . . . Mr. Luttrull. Q' Vice-President Arthur Grove, President Diane Hand Secretary Glenice Stephey. I5 -4- ..., .ff . .--.gg -AE ,-..., M... ...Ei 3 - ,. - ROW I: Mrs. Molebash, Bonno Candler, Lorene Schini, Judy Middaugh, Diane Casbon, Teresa Hummel, Pat Hohman, Dawn Bauer, Carolyn Sheetz. ROW Il: Charlene Rauch, Sandra Sanborn, Mary Hepler, Enid Brown, Nancy Bailey, Marlene Rhoade, Maryln Stuntz, Joann Gragg, Kay Wiegand. ROW Ill: Betsy Benson, Suzanne Weber, Jane Unsicker, Nancy Buell, Charlene Grossman, Sally Swartzlander, Sally Oberly, June Iegner, Mary Enders, Shirley Berg, Connie Gooding. Tri-Hi-Y PURPOSE . . . To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. MOTTO . . . Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. ACTIVITIES . . . Preparing Thanksgiving baskets for the hospital, going Christmas caroling, sponsoring an Ideal Lady Banquet, and selling salt-water tafly. SPONSOR . . . Mrs. Molebash. Secretary Suzanne Weber, President Kay Wiegand, Chaplain Lorene Schini, Treasurer Mary Hepler, Historian Marlene Rhoade. NOT PICTURED: Vice- President Enid Brown, Musician Sally Oberly, Ser- geant-ot-Arms June Legner. I6 ROW I: Secretary Jim Long, Treasurer Jeft Fisher, Publicity Agent Mike Heckaman. ROW II: Chaplain Don Morris, President Mike Hardy, Vice-President Bob Whitlock, Sergeant-at-Arms Ken Muncy. Hi-Y PURPOSE . . , To create, maintain, and extend Throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character. MOTTO . . . Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living, ACTIVITIES . , . Making score cards tor the basketball games, attending Hi-Y district meetings, helping the blood bank, and operating the l..:t and coat check room. SPONSOR . . . Mr. Koontz, ROW I: Alton Hochstetler, Steve Harrington, Danny Spagnola, Ailen Neher, Larry Grandstaft, Robert Arm- strong, Don Smith, Barry PfeFlerle, Jim Lemon, Leslie Grebe. ROW ll: Jim Long, Jefl Fisher, Don Lynch, David Michr-el, Phil Hershberger, Tony Zentz, Mike Hardy, Mike Levy, Dan Sherry, Mr. Koontz. ROW Ill: John Silvey, Jim Snyder, Roger Sanborn, Bob Whitlock, Wayne Grebe, Tony Guntermon, Charles Hutt, Mike Hershberger, Mike Hechaman, Wayne Bowen. ROW IV: Fred Martin, Larry Van Gildef, Everett Walterhouse, Ken Muncy, Justin Brown, Ted Huber, Larry Hirstein, Dick Kauffman, I7 SEATED: Song Leader Fritz Hepler. STANDING: Parliamentaricn Pct Weber, Vice-President Lorene Schini, President Dick Kauttman, Treasurer Justin Brown, Historian Enid Brown, Librarian Barbara Lyon. NOT PICTURED: Secretary Diane Hand. Future Teachers of America PURPOSE . . . To explore the teaching field and aid students in learning about all phases ot the teaching profession. ACTIVITIES . . . Assisting teachers in actual schoolroom experiences participating in community and school protects, and attending conferences. SPONSOR . . . Miss Baker. ROW I: Lorene SCI-mini, Jackie Espicti, Midge Powell, Sonya Schrarnm, Dora Hohman. Barbara Lyon, Ann Drudge, Mary Dettbrenner. ROW II: Miss Baker, Dick Kauttman, Mary Drudge, Judy Clauss, Diane Hand, Nancy Holstrom, Enid Brown, Danny Spagnola, Don Smith. ROW III: Rosalie Replogle, Tony Gunterman, Justin Brown, Fritz Hepler, Pat Weber, Jackie Staniter, Sandra Wagoner, Ted Huber. I I I8 President Joyce Andrews, Vice-President Par Hoh- man, Secretory-Treasurer Maryln Stuntz, Recorder Pat Weber. ROW I: Linda Rowe, Dawn Bauer, Pat Chidisier, Suzanne VVeber, Shirley Cox, Betty Kaylor, Marlene Rhoade Maryln Stunfz. ROW Il: Miss DeVoss, Janet Knoblock, Marie Silveus, Bev Burgess, Joyce Baker, Carolyn Sahl hoff, Pat Weber, Miss Tyler. ROW III: Nancy Holstrom, Mavis Marlowe, Judy Bowser, Helen Dutoi, Pai Honman Teresa Hummel, Bonna Candler, Evan Housley, Harriet Kuntz, Joyce Andrews. Home-Ec Club PURPOSE . . . To challenge and stimulate interest and experience in the practical arf of homemaking. ACTIVITIES . . . Organizing and planning for the new year, par- ticipating in a style revue, sponsoring a homemaking tea. SPONSORS . . . Miss DeVoss and Miss Tyler. P79 Ni 19 ROW I: Curt Kiel, Alton Hochstetler, Fred Becknell, Rodney Schweisberger, Terry Knoblocln, Roger Thayer, Gary Snyder. ROW Il: Mr. Vernon, Richard Snyder, J. N. Feldman, Mike Scott, Tom Cripe, Jerry Hummel, Phil Hershberger, Gerald Wagley, ROW III: Stanley Huffer, Larry Layman, Ben Heckaman, Alan Kershner, Jerry Sheneman, Ronald Speicher, Paul Blosser. ROW IV: Lester Bellman, Norman Schini, Jim Snyder, Ron Laidig, Don Yarlan, Larry Weston, Bill Rowe. Future Farmers of America PURPOSE . . . To develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership. NIOTTO . . . Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. ACTIVITIES . . . Farming acres of land, and participating in judging contests. SPONSOR . . . Mr. Vernon, Vice-President Bill Rowe, Reporter Terry Knoblock, President Richard Snyder, Treasurer Larry Weston, Sentinel Gary Snyder, Secretary Phil Hershberger. I 20 ROW I: Health and Safety Terry Knoblock and Ben Heckamon, Reporter Larry Weston, ROW ll: Mr. Vernon, President Bill Rowe, Secretary-Treasurer Linda Rowe, Song Leader Mike Heclmaman, Vice- President Richard Snyder. Boys' 4-H PURPOSE . . . To give rural youth opportunity to learn, earn, and develop leadership. MOTTO . . . To make the best better. ACTIVITIES . . . Maintaining, caring for, and exhibiting proiects at the County Fair, taking part in judging, demonstrations, and public speaking contests. SPONSOR . . . Mr. Vernon. ROW I: Pauline Silveus, Bill Silveus, Nelson Huff, Noel Hawley, Nelson Zillmer, Stanley Hahn, Milne Swank, Kent Laudeman, Linda Rowe. ROW ll: Kenny Huff, Wilford Hahn, Marie Silveus, Doug Laudeman, Doug Snyder, Kenneth Carlsen, Barbara Huff, Carol Hahn, Jim Craig, Skip Leeper, Keith Berger. ROW III: Mr. Vernon, Ronnie Laidig, Richard Baker, Deon Baker, Mike Heckaman, Bill Rowe, Larry Weston, Alton Hochstetler, Rodney Schweisberger. ROW IV: Ben Heckaman, Larry Layman, Richard Snyder, J. N. Feldman, Tom Cripe, Jerry Hummel, Phil Hershberger, Lester Bellman, Paul Blosser. iii ff: s QI C. H P Q 5 ,A M STANDING: Treasurer Sue Rader, Recreational Leader Judy Gilbert, Recreational Leader Shirley .6 Matz, Vice-President, Rosemary Baird. KNEELING: Secretary Enid Brown. Not Pictured: President Janet Heckaman Girls' 4-H URPOSE . . . To help prepare good citizens by providing opportunities for voluntary participation in 4-H programs. MOTTO . . . To make the best better. D ROW l: Shelia Cross, Beverly Matz, Gwendolyn Harshman, Sharon Meister, Marlene Reichert, Cheryl Hirstein, Jennifer Waltz, Marlene Sheetz, Kay Zillmer. ROW II: Miss Tyler, Phyllis Sheetz, Ruth Ann Berg, Marilyn Davis, Carolyn Baker, Carol Schini, Mary Sue Dettbrenner, Carol Reed, Carol Kauffman, Carol Tripsarislci. ROW Ill: Shirley Matz, Mary Enders, Dawn Bauer, Susan Sherk, Enid Brown, Barbara Miller, Barbara Glornp, Carolyn Hull, Karen Davis, Joyce Baker, Sue Balsev. ROW I: Judy Huff, Bonnie Germann, Letricha Schutz, Brenda Rackeweg, Carolyn Carlson, Dennilyn Wilson, Lois Michael, Judy Carbeiner, Roberta Lyon. ROW II: Miss Tyler, Dorothy Moser, Marie Yoder, Sheila Swank, Janice Baker, Bonnie Schweisberger, Sharon Dietrich, Rosalie Clauss, Sally Rader, Judy Gilbert. ROW Ill: Susan Replogle, Sandra Muflley, Shirley Polson, Carol Hahn, Pat Heckeman, Barbara HUH, Karen Tucker, Barbara Zimmer, Carolyn Bondurant. ACTIVITIES . . . Conducting summer program and business meetings, participat- ing in local and county iudging contests, county dress revue, and County Fair. SPONSOR . . . Miss Tyler. Working in the kitchen was always enioyed by those who participated. Looks like yau're having lun, girls. in T 3 swf: Y- +- v,x.EL Q P :rf 23 5 ttyy W. ,L . . .ig avi? ? x i -H., Future Nurses Club ROW lyn St Brown, Susan Violet Diane PURPOSE. . . To bring together persons interested in nursing so that they may find out about their op- y ' portunities and requirements. SPON- SOR . . . Mrs. Hibner. 31? Treasurer Suzanne Weber, Historian Enid Brown, Secretary Diane Hand, Vice-President Charlene Grossman, President Shirley Matz. Yes l: Judy Shoup, Karen Geib, Naomi Ealing, Caro- my ichter, Chris Olsen. ROW ll: Mrs. Hibner, Enid Elaine Cooper, Aloma Schutz, Kathleen Pfiefter, Sherk. ROW III: Carol Hahn, Suzanne Weber, Crowell, Shirley Matz, Charlene Grossman Hand. Librarians PURPOSE . . . To assist our librarian, Miss Shively, in checking and caring for the 5,200 . books in our library. SPONSOR . . . Miss Shively. ROW I: Beverly Burgess, Mavis Marlow. ROW Il: Nancy Holstrom, Diane Hand, Dora Jean Hohman, Jackie Koontz. ROW Ill: Joyce Giek, Terry Hand, Dixie Swartzlander, Arthur Grove, Miss Shively. 2-l ROW l: Joann Gragg, June Legner, Charlene Rouch, Steve Crittenden, Sally Swartzlander. ROW Il: David Michael, Don Gragg, Mike Hardy, Lorene Schini. ROW lll: Roberta Yoder, Jack Spicher, David Heckaman, Mike Cripe. ROW IV: Dewey Balsley, Larry Van Gilder, Wayne Grebe, Harvey Bok, Bill Rowe. Dance Band Band Officers Band Director The complete organization of a large group of ROW I: Midge Powell, Jim Brown. ROW Il: Larry Van Gilder, bond members WGS Mr. Anhui, Wilsonfs responsi- Shirley Matz, Carolyn Sheeiz, Susan Kauffman, Bill Rowe. biliiy His poiience and Sense of humor were op- ROW lll: Don Gragg, David Heclcaman, Justin Brown, Denny ' Women preciated again and again. 25 ROW l: Susan Kauffman, Joann Gragg, Betsy Benson, Sally Oberly, June Legner, Lorene Schini, Charlene Grossman, Judy Clauss. ROW ll: Rosemary Baird, Carolyn Sheetz, Wayne Grebe, Jeanette Giek, Judy Fisher, Mary Detbrenner, Naomi Ealing, Marlene Trefun, Shirley Germann. ROW III: Pat Chidister, Joyce Giek, Mary Hepler, Eileen Ames, Phil Fifer, Karen Geib, Barbara Hutt, Charlene Rouch, Lana Fisher, ROW IV: Jack Spicher, Roberta Yoder, Nancy Bailey, Steve Crittenden, Teresa Hummel, Gregory Bolt, Jim Hahn, Ronnie Cooper, Verdon Feldman, ROW V: Jim Leman, Jeff Mast, Larry Hirstein, Jim Reese, Charles Hutt, Dennis Walker, Wayne Bowen, Bill Rowe, Justin Brown, ROW Vl: Christine Olsen, Larry Von Gilder, Mike Cripe, Jim Long, Jackie Sianifer, High School Twirlers ROW I: Sally Swartzlancler, Marlene Rhoade, Connie Gooding, ROW II: Susan Sherk, Ann Drudge, David Heckaman, Sonya Schramm, Bonna Candler. dl Marching Along Together seemed to be the Bremen r 6 High School Senior Band's motto this year. To win as many - V t M H ' ,, T 5, g !f,.N honors as the band did, co-operation from every member was V K ! L -V necessary, ln the summer of T956 the band participated in the - 5 tv ' J I I L Y Firemen's Convention at New Haven, Mermaid Festival at North ' l. , . Webster, and the American Legion parade at Fort Wayne, cap- K 1 ' I 3 turing first place in all of above mentioned. They also marched A A AH A 'F in the Walkerton Centennial, and Bremen's Labor Day parade, .- I played for the Bremen Library Dedication, and Bremen Hospital ,Li ig Benefit Ice Cream Social. Cash prizes, as well as nonors, helped xx Q is L to boost the band's treasury. The members used the funds for a f' 5 A 1 L spring trip. L, , A tr 26 ROW I: David Heckamon, Connie Gooding, Sonya Schramm, Bonna Candler, Marlene Rhoadc, Sally Swartzlandcr, Susan Sherk, Ann Drudge. ROW II: Barbara Lyon, Kathleen Phetler, Glennis Weldy, Marvalene Whitehead, Kathy Ernsberger, Judy Shoup, Carolyn Hue, Rosalie Replogle, Shirley Matz. ROW Ill: Doris Connon, Karen Davis, Nettie Heckarnan, Fred Martin, Midge Powell, Robert Walker, Leslie Grebe, Jim Brown, Dewey Balsley. ROW IV: Carol Hahn, Ronald Spicher, James Baxter, Shirley Berg, Donald Reed, Allen Nehr, Pat Berry, Diane Casbon, Jackie Espich. ROW V: Bill Keyser, Fred White, Charles Peters, Harvey Bak, Everett Walteihouse, Ted Huber, David Michael. Mike Hardy, Don Gragg. ROW Vl: Dale Allen, Violet Crowell, Daniel Sherry, Janet Knoblock, Jack Clauss, Gordon Hardy. Band Flag Swingers ROW I: Sally Oberly, Betsy Benson, ROW II: Lorene Schini, Judy Clauss, Charlene Grossman, Joan Gragg, June Legner . 3 N Y ,A With the addition of new members during the summer, Mr. Wilson directed the bond of ninety-nine members in various parades, spring, fall, and winter concerts: and programs during the halt of the varsity basketball games. The flag swingers and the twirlers helped to make the band shows more attractive. Many people of the community, including the teenagers ol Bremen l-ligh School, enjoyed the clever formations and acts in which the band members participated. in 27 i ROW I: Marie Yoder, Roberta Lyon, Jennifer Waltz, Mike Bonham Linda Gunterman, Connie Pfeflerle, Judy Hull, Carolyn Baker, Janice Fowler. ROW Il: George Schmitt, Robert Ealing, Carl Grebe, Nicky Schurr Sheila Swank, Jolene Hummel Sherrie Jones, Carolyn Carlsen, Sheryl Hirstein. ROW Ill: John Koontz, Tom Zentz, Bob Bennitt, Willie Misner, Jim Heckaman, Bob Berg, Steven Marshall, Bill Silveus, Denny Harrington, Alan Martindale, Sixth Grade Band Jr. High Band ROW I: Patricia Givens, Carol Payne, Sandra Miller, Barbara Kimble, Phyllis Sheetz, ROW ll: Sally Rader, Carolyn Fisher, Bonnie Schweis- berger, Judith Laidig, Sandra Muflley, Jane Price, Betty Grandsrafl, Lois Hershberger, Donna Young, Elizabeth Ernsberger, Rosalie Clauss, Lynn Benson, Sally Farrer, Karen Tucker, June Snyder, Marilyn Keyser. ROW Ill: Susan Replogle, Paul Replogle, Joyce Hull, Douglas Snyder, Lester Sherk, Nelson Hufl, Vern Forsythe, Keith Berger, Gylene Challont, Sharon Dietrich, Julie Hartzell, Carol Reed, Kathy Kauffman, Carolyn Furst, Ricky Bellman, Jerry Kline, Tom Moretto. ROW IV: Loren Berger, Sue Rader, John Crittenden, Ruth Berg, Shirley Poison, Bonnie Schultz, Ricky Unsicker, Thomas Manuel, Michael McGowen, Francis Smith, Kay Hummel, Pat Heckaman, Bill Gooding Richard Kline, Rita Carpenter, Eric Bolt. ROW V: Eugene Kauffman, Kenneth Hull, Harry Sheetz, Bob Kauffman, Ricky Bowen, Leonald Rauch, Kenneth Carlsen, Dennis Wilson, Gary Loucks, Paul Felten, Kenneth Hummel, Kent Laudeman, Kay Misner, Carol Schini. ROW VI: Kay Widmar, Ado Price, Ricky Hand, Joy Carothers, Beverly Keyser, Carolyn Knoblock, Bob Smith, David Jones, Tom Sumpter, Eddie Enders, Dick Maurice. 28 if ROW I: Jim White, Rickey Bellman, Judy Early, Bonnie Schweisberger, Carol Reed, Rosalie Clauss, Margaret Graham. ROW ll: Miss Boker Burdette Maine, Jim Morris, Keith Berger, Dick Kares, Wilford Hahn, John Burgess, Kenneth Hufl Bob Reed, Ronnie Stillson. ROW III: Mary Ann Geib Clara Smith, Charlotte Craig, Mary Margaret Neve, Bonnie Weldy, Clifton Freels, Larry Elliott, Louise Koontz, Janice Baker Sally Rader. ROW IV: Cathy Allen, Carolyn Furst, Minnie Jones, Joyce Holdeman, Jane Wallace, Kay Hummel Marilyn Davis. Seventh Grade Chorus Eighth Grade Chorus 3 ROW I: Marilyn Kaylor, Carolyn Bondurant, Sandy Miller. ROW Il: Sandy Keck, Kay Misner, Joan Herendsen, Marilyn Keyser, Gloria Stutzman. ROW III: Ka Sondra Schutz, Shirley Polson, Karen Tucker, Emma Price, Mary Peters, Suzanne Sherry. '19 ROW I: Pauline Silveus, Mary Drudge, Freda Becknell, Jackie Setelin, Dora Hahman, Shirley Berg, Elaine Cooper, Mary Enders, Linda Rowe, Dawn Bauer, ROW Il: Marlene Rhoade, Steve Crittenden, Dewey Balsley, Richard Cox, Wayne Grebe, Don Smith, Shirley Matz, Rosalie Replogle. ROW III: Don Gragg, David Michael, Fritz Hepler, John Noe, Alan Hochstetler, David Heckaman, Harvey Bak. Concert Choir Choir Director Directing the choir and both girls' and boys' glee clubs, Miss Justine Baker was a very busy person through- out the year. Through her guidance, understanding, and direction, she led the clubs through concerts, convoca- tions, and programs. 'Mlm 30 When seventh period classes met, the concert choir assembled in Room 209 Mondays and Tuesdays. The choir had many activities in which the twenty- tive members participated. These activities were the tall, winter, and spring concerts, Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter convocations, and various other com- munity programs. This year the choir sang in the North Central Chorus composed at tive hundred and Hfty voices from schools of the North Central Division of Indiana State Teachers Association. Harold A. Decker, who is the director of the vocal department in the University ot Wichita, Kansas, School ot Music, was the guest di- rector ot the enormous chorus. ' ' lr.. 5 ., it i,..-. -if in -1 32. Vail? - I , . ,i 1 i 1 ROW I: Miss Baker, Pauline Silveus, Dawn Bauer, Janet Kic-lc-i, Linda Rowe Rose Schulz, Garnet Nick, Pat Hahnian, Dora Hohinan, Freda Beclcnell, ROW ll: Nettie Heclcanian, Mavis Marlow, Helen Dutoi, Jolc-nv Roi-d, Janice Ewers, Maiy Drudge, Judo Rae Bowser, Elaine Cooper, Jackie Setelin, ROW lllz Mary Enders, Rosalie Rcploglc Marlene Rhoadc, Marilyn Cripe, Betty Kayloi, .lane Unsiclxei, Shirley Matz, Nancy Buell, Shirley Berg. Girls' Glee Club 7 Boys Glee Club t Q f, Q H L .I 42? i ., W-if '17, h' A . At 21l5 p.m. every Wednesday, twenty-seven ,M K Q girls assembled in the music room to combine their 'I 6 , - 1 , voices. The Girls' Glee Club listened, sang, and learned A ' it the notes, then they sang in concerts and other com- munity programs. Combining their hearts and voices, the twelve boys in Boys' Glee Club were a forceful group. Their activities were participating in school concerts and community programs. The boys sang songs which, be- ing peppy and lively, were enioyed by all. The Boys' Glee Club met once o week on Thursday. The combined Glee Clubs were the mixed chorus with Wayne Grebe as the accompanist. ROW I: Don Smith, Fritz Heplei, Dewey Balsley. ROW II: Steve Crittenden, David Michael, Richard Cox, Wayne Grebe. ROW Ill, Don Gregg, Alan Hochstetler, Harvey Bak, John Noe, David Heckaman. 31 4545: EZ? :S 5 , it ' in '.: ' . --. ., y , ' ' , .l . '- 5 T3-r.-v - .7 KING DON GRAGG QUEEN KAY WIEGAND Our Junior Prom will be remembered as a gala affair following much hard work. We found that after choosing our theme, Moments to Re- member, we had to settle down and try to make prom night as glamorous as possible. May I8 came more quickly than we ex- pected. First, we went to the cafeteria for the banquet. The tables were decorated in an April Showers theme, and local talent entertained. When the meal was finished, we went to the American Legion for dancing and entertainment. lt was here that our King and Queen, Don Gragg and Kay Wiegand, were crowned. Cindy Bunge and Jay Tiede were their attendants. After a night of dancing, recreation and breakfast were provided at the V.F.W. Truly, our Junior Prom is one of our Mo- ments to Remember. Moments to Remember Decorating for the Big Nighy Our wishing well Grand Entrance Ni Wi iw, wav' their best at try-outs, What can Miss Jonas be saying to the Porters this time? Pauline Silveus holds the acting trophy she won for her portrayal of the little girl of the Porter family. Papa Was a Preacher Edwin Porter Pearl Porter . . . Hugh Porter . Janette Porter Raybon Porter Cecil Porter . Ed Porter . . . Alyene.Porter Lucy Smith . . Jenny Smith . Helen Ludlow Jeffrey Cole . Bride ...... Groom . . . Miss Jonas . . . Cast ... Harvey Bak .. Janice Stephey .. Richard Snyder ... Rosemary Baird .. . Knute O'Connor . . . Wayne Grebe ... Allen Cather .. Pauline Silveus ... Shirley Matz .. Helen Dutoi ..... Linda Rowe . . Steve Crittenden ... Maryln Stuntz . . . . Don Farrer . . Jackie Koontz 3 3 Allen Cather, Don Farrer, and Marylri Stuntz do The Porters practice for the rerenactnienl of Mother and Father's wedding. 1 E E. E32 WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . .i SPCRTS in-Q The colorful picture made by the crowd, cheerleaders, and players . . . The wild cheering of the crowd . . . The last few tense moments as two teams battled for victory . . . The surge of pride as we cheered for our team. ROW I: Jim Brown, John Silvey, Bob Wolfe, Jeff Fisher, Robert Armstrong, Ben Heckaman, John Fisher, Jim Snyder, Don Smith, Everett Walterhouse, Danny Spagnola, Dick Kauffman, John Heiney, Ted Huber. ROW II: Bill Burgess, Tom Cripe, Mike Scott, Phil Hershberger, Mike Hershberger, Mike Hardy, Mike 'Heckaman, Jim Long, Don Lynch, Don Yarian, Ken Muncy, Don Morris, Justin Brown. ROW Ill: Bill Keyser, Darwin Yoder, Larry Swank, Donald Reed, Tony Gunterman, Dale Allen, Terry Hand, Larry Hand, Tony Zentz, Jack Bennett, Dick Baker, Jerry Smith, Richard Cox, Jeff Mast. Football Kicking the score upward was the main goal of the football B-team. Although they played teams with much more experience, they kept on winning because of their skill in both defense and offense. The scores prove the expert defense of the team, as every opponent except Goshen and Knox was held scoreless. Since plans to play on our own field next year have been made, everyone is eagerly awaiting our first home game. With a new playing field and a varsity team, football can be expected to come into its own at Bremen next year. Mr. Bunge, Mr. Tiede, and Mr. Nierste were the football coaches. The managers were Jim Brown, and Jack Clauss. Jim Schlemmer was the trainer. pep-session. 36 Mr. Art Thomas, former football coach at Plymouth was the guest speaker at our pre season football September IO September I8 .. September 24 . . . September 27 . . . October 4 ..... October 8 .. October 15 .. Our football cheerleaders became quite expert in their first season of cheerleading. ROW I: June Legner, Sally Oberly, ROW Il: Connie Gooding, Enid Brown. The tired players want to rest as they listen to half- Scores . Bremen I8 . Bremen 25 . Bremen OO . Bremen 18 . Bremen 19 . Bremen l9 . Bremen l2 Cheerleaders Washington Clay OO Warsaw OO Goshen I3 Knox 6 New Carlisle OO Rochester OO Plymouth OO time instructions from the coaches. Keep fighting, boys. You've got to winl 37 J sv 95? ' J - ' . ut- 'I gwm ., N I in 1 1 4 . if 1 it I I ' say vp -. ' ' are '-ze Don Ferrer L Bob Whitlock Varsity Coach Bunge Allen Cather Bob Wolfe Knuto O'Conner Basketball Ken Mu ncy Jefl Fisher J. N. Feldman ...fl Bill Rowe Leo Lion 5 , -J 4 .Liksaw Larry Weston ROW I: Coach Don Bunge, Knute O'Conner, Don Ferrer, Ken Muncy, Allen Cather, Bob Whitlock, Bill Rowe, ROW ll: Manager Mac Murnmey, Larvy Weston, J. N. Feldman, Bob Wolfe, Jeff Fisher, Don Lynch, Manager Jim Long. QER! Bremen Lions Looking lor something, boys? 40 ..,,,,,,.w. Lef's go, you guys, let's go! Scores e They We They Nov Concord . . . .... 69 52 .lan Culver ....., . . . 42 46 Nov Bourbon . 56 58 .lan North Judson . 37 47 Nov Madison . 79 60 .lan Nappanee ..,. . . . 25 3l Nov Syracuse . 50 51 Feb Middlebury . . . . . . 40 49 Nov. Lapaz . . . 45 60 Feb Knox .,..... . . . 57 65 Dec. Wakarusa 8 39 Feb Plymouth ..,. ..., 4 8 79 Dec. Nappanee 25 73 Feb Lakeville .......... 36 65 Dec. Walkerton 40 39 Feb Washington Clay 47 46 Jan, Argos , , , 41 47 Sectional Tourney Jan. Madison , . . . . 35 20 Richland Center . . . . 7l 69 County Tourney Argos ........ . . 43 Culver . . . 40 50 Our top-notch cheerleaders were Kay Wie- QGY1d, Mary Drudge, Lorene Schini, and Joyce Andrews. After losing most of last year's squad via graduation, the 1956-57 season was spent in rebuilding. The team finished the regular season schedule with a record of 5 wins and i3 losses. In our first sectional game, we needed two overtimes to eliminate Richland Center. In the sudden-death over- time, Knute O'Connor went to the free throw line and dropped in his 36th and 37th points to give Bremen a 71-69 victory. into the semi-Hnals we went, only to be handed a 43-28 defeat by Argos. Knute O'Connor, senior guard who was a regular last year, led the team in scoring with 323 points. Don Farrer, senior forward, had 204 points. For the third year, Knute was the most consistent free throw shooter, hitting 76.470 of his tree throws. Our Fight yell was one of the favorite cheers. Come on, you Lions! Get that ball! Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. ROW I: Ted Huber, Gregory Bolt, Dick Kauffman, Barry Pfefterle. ROW ll: Coach Loren Tiede, Fred Beck- nell, Paul Blosser, John Silvey, Jerry Hummel, Manager Gerald Wagley. ROW III: Dale Allen, Roger 2 Concord . . . . . 9 Bourbon . . . . . 16 Madison . . . . . 20 Syracuse 30 Lapaz .. 7 Wakarusa 14 Nappanee 21 Walkerton 4 Argos . . . . . 8 Madison . . . 11 Culver . . . . . Price, Terry Hand, Roger Sandborn, Jim Miller, B-Team Scores They Jan 43 26 45 Jan 34 Jan 40 Feb 24 Feb 33 Feb 23 Feb 35 Feb 26 31 We They B-Team Tourney Madison .......... 30 31 Bourbon .......... 37 33 North Judson ...... 40 23 Nappanee . . . .... 38 34 Middlebury . . . .... 40 45 Knox ...... .... 3 2 34 Plymouth .......,.. 28 40 Lakeville .......... 39 41 Washington Clay 52 44 The B-Team squad fashioned a season record of 10 wins and 10 losses. Coach Tiede's boys won 8 of 10 games in Decem- ber and January, but didn't fare so well in November and February. The team went into the B-Team tourney with high hopes, but Madison, a team they had defeated by 21 points earlier in the week, came out on top of a nip and tuck battle 31-30. Ted Huber, Paul Blosser, Fred Becknell and John Silvey were the consistent scorers. The B-Team cheerleaders who did such a fine iob this year are Midge Powell, Bonna Candler, ond Sandra Wagoner. Bremen's freshmen team claimed the 4-team freshmen tourney championship and also sailed through an undefeated season, racking up a re- cord of 13 wins and no losses. Coach Nierste's team was led in scoring by Terry Hand. He had plenty of help from Everett Walterhouse, twin brother Larry Hand, Dale Allen, and Tony Zentz, who was also valuable in rebounding. Certainly, Coach Nierste and the team can look back and be proud of this season in the years ahead. Those who led cheers for the undefeated freshmen were ROW I: Naomi Ealing, Judy Shoup, Ann Drudge. ROW ll: Carolyn Miller, Janice Ewers, Mary Barnett, Sonya Schramm. Freshmen Team ROW I: Manager Don Smith, Everett Walterhouse, Jack Bennett, Jeff Mast, Allen Neher. ROW II: Ted Huber, Richard Moser, Don Reed, Tony Gunterman, Larry Swank. ROW III: Coach Fritz Nierste, Dole Allen, Larry Hand, Tony Zentz, Terry Hand, Manager Wayne Bowen. Scores We They Nov. 15 Lapaz . . . . . 36 31 JUD- Nov. 29 Wakaruso . . . 39 36 Dec. 6 Bourbon . . 37 24 Dec. 13 Madison .. 44 28 JUN Dec. 20 Argos .. .. 57 26 JUN Jon. 7 Plymouth . .. .. 33 18 Feb Jan. 17 Wakoruso .. 33 30 Feb 'lli 19-26 Freshmen Tourney Nappanee ...... Bourbon ........ 24 Lapaz . . . 31 Argos ..... 7 Madison . . . 14 Bourbon . . . They 34 29 31 21 18 22 C3 Eighth Grade Scores We They Wakarusa .... 33 18 Lapaz . . . . . 45 29 Culver .... .. 52 30 Walkerton .... 22 19 Lakeville .. . . 34 27 Madison .. .. 48 17 Tyner .. 30 19 Bourbon .. .. 32 15 Plymouth . .. 29 22 Beiger ... .. 31 5 Argos .. 38 14 ROW l: Dick Reidenbach, Francis Hill, Kenny Hummel, Nelson Huff, Kenny Bennett, David Huff, Kent Laudeman. ROW Il: Dick Maurice, Kirk Bondurant, Jon Casbon, Bah Kauffman, Dale Borkholder, Doug Snyder, Wasyl Karpenko. ROW Ill: Coach John Huntington, Tony Swortzlander, David Jones, David Wagoner, Gary Allen, Mike Rusch, Bill Gooding. Junior High Teams Seventh Grade Scores We They Wakarusa Lapaz . . . Culver . . . Walkerton Lakeville . Madison . Tyner .. Bourbon . Plymouth Beiger .... . . . Argos . . e They 17 26 30 5 34 14 22 23 39 33 24 13 23 19 28 20 13 21 28 14 41 18 Junior High Tourney - Bremen 34 Plymouth 25 Bremen 57 Walkerton 23 Champs: Bremen Those who worked hard while leading cheers for the iunior high teams were Wanda Sanborn, Kay Misner, Ricky Bellman, and Sally Farrer. ROW I: Francis Hill, Rolland Kling, Terry Miller, Ricky Hand, Ricky Bowen, Leonald Rouch, Kenn Huff, Keith Burger, Dick Reidenbach. ROW ll: Coach John Huntington, Ronnie Stillson, Larry Caproi Gary Loucks, Francis Smith, Jim Morris, Paul Felten, Dave Snyder. ROW III: Richard Hardy, Charles Mille Dick Kares, Burdette Main, Kenneth Carlsen, Harry Sheetz, Bobby Reed. fn ro J en, l QI T' L ilnl. J Q .n - I ' iw? ,, u ou gotta wunl 6 g fl' 635 ROW I: Dick Kauffman, Everett Walterhouse, Gregory Bolt, Ted Huber, Jack Carothers, Mac Mummey ROW II: Knute O'Connor, Larry Weston, Mike Hershberger, Bill, Allen Cather, Coach Tiede. ROW Ill Don Morris, Don Lynch, Larry Hand, Terry Hand, Noble Carothers, Ben Heckaman, Coach Bunge. Baseball Coach Tiede and his 1956 baseball team had a fine season of 8 wins and 4 losses. After losing 3 of their first 5 games, the team picked up steam and won 6 of their last 7. Although he missed two games, Knute O'Connor led the team in runs, hits, and batting average. He scored I8 runs and slugged out l7 hits in 34 times at bat for a .500 batting average. Ted Huber hit .36l, and Noble Carothers and Don Lynch both finished with .357 averages. Knute O'Connor, Larry and Terry Hand did most of the pitching. Scores Bremen Lapaz . . . . 5 Bremen Tyner . . Bremen Lapaz ..... . . 1 Bremen Rochester Bremen Plymouth . . . . 3 Bremen Rochester Bremen Bourbon . . . . 9 Bremen Argos . . Bremen Plymouth . . . . 5 Bremen ldpal . . Bremen West ..... . 5 Bremen Culver . . Baby Bunge gives a pep talk to the baseball team. ROW I: .lohn Fisher, Don Farrer, Bob Whitlock, Don Yarian, Paul Blosser. ROW ll: Larry Weston, Terry Hand, Coach Nierste. Cross Country Bremen's cross country team established a season record of 8 wins against only 2 losses. This is the best record any team has had in six years of cross country at Bremen. Their only defeat came at the hand of Riley and Knox, the one-two team, respectively, in the sectional at South Bend. Bremen made a fine showing at the sectional, placing eighth out of a field of nineteen teams. They finished fifth out of thirteen teams in the Shortridge. Invitational Tourney at Indianapolis. The only mem- bers of the team who have more than one letter are third letter, and Don Yarian, who received his second letter. Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Scores fThe low score wins.i . . 29 Riley . . . .. 32 Knox ...... . .. 26 Warsaw . . 23 S. B. Adams . .. 21 New Carlisle .. 24 Howe Military .. 21 Goshen .... . . . 21 Plymouth . . . 47 Don Farrer, who earned his 26 25 . ...31 ...33 ...34 ...32 ...34 . ...39 i i , 9 ROW I: Dawn Bauer, Sharon Forsythe, Aloma Schultz, Mary Barnett, Karen Miller, Susan Sherk, Carolyn Miller. ROW II: Hariett Kuntz, Evon Housley, Mary Enders, Diane Hand, Enid Brown, Jolene Reed, Teresa Hummel, Donna Hagen, Ida Culp, ROW Ill: Nancy Buell, Nancy Bailey, Jackie Hutt, Janice Carothers, Freda Becknell, Helen Dutoi, Shirley Cox, Mavis Marlow. ROW IV: Mrs. Baumgartner, Suzanne Weber, Marilyn Cripe, Judy Thayer, Betty Kaylor, Charlene Rauch, Violet Crowel, Shirley Matz. Girls Athletic Association G. A. A. Council ROW I: Betty Kaylor, Nancy Bailey, Nancy Buell, Mrs, Baum gartner, Diane Hand, Charlene Rouch. ROW Il: Mavis Marlow Dixie Swartzlander, Enid Brown, Suzanne Weber, Shirley Matz, Jolene Reed, Shirley Cox. fi fi T3 The purpose of GAA is to develop skill and abil- ity, both as leaders and followers, in various sport activities and to contribute to the social develop- ment of the student. GAA offers such sports as track and field, bowling, deck tennis, volleyball, squard dancing, tumbling, table tennis, badminton, softball, and basketball, The awards given this year were a Bowling award to Betty Kaylor and cookie sales awards to Suzanne Weber and Betty Kaylor. GAA sponsored a Snow Flake Frolic featuring Jess Cain. Also they sponsored a Sweetheart Dance, at which Shirley Matz and Joyce Andrews were attendants to queen Susan Kauftman. At the annual spring banquet, which closes the year, the Senior Outstanding GAA girl was awarded a sweater and a plague. -.ph 'sn Selling many, girls? Srorgozers? Shcrpshoorers deluxe. Mg! i !. 1 mfgm i i Look of H109 bull's-eye! f1'.f2'.'- 'U xmvmaxuu :Z ' if.. 1 '- ' i Look what we won! Atta giri, Susie! v -tgi- WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER FACULTY That interest in us as individuals. . . . Their persistence in trying to persuade us that lessons are im- portant .... Their gracious consent to chaperone our parties and dances when they had other things to do. . . . Their wise choice of those things which were best for us. Our able Superintendent ot Schools, Mr. John B. Morland, is now in his seventh year at Bremen. After graduating from Valparaiso High School, Ivlr. Morlond attended Valparaiso University, the Uni- versity of Kentucky, Purdue University, Indiana University, and Stan- ford University. Before coming to Bremen, he taught at Lexington, Kentucky, Hobart, indiana, and he was principal at Jackson Township, Porter County, Indiana. He holds an A.B. and an M.S. degree. During his administration, the cafeteria and the Junior High wing have been built. Next tall the new football tield will be ready for game action. ROW I: Mr, Roy Kouftman, President, Mr. John B. Morland, Superintendent, Mr. Lester Lemon, Board Member, Mr. Chester Hutt, Treasurer, Mr, Kenneth Gragg, Vice President, Mr. Maynard Ealing, Secretary. 52 Under the expert administration of the school board, our school has kept in step with modern times. While determining the policies of our school, the tive-man board makes many decisions which aFfect all of us. 'l f V Z ff L, ,f ff 1 . ' YJ . V f ef We i L , 4 C if , 'if All N A lbtral 1 EVERETT W. SHIVELY WILLIAM W. LYON High School Principal Elementary Principal Mrs. ELVA HUFF Clerk Mrs. CATHERINE HIBNER School Nurse Mrs. AVIS ERICKSEN Mrs. MARGARET BAHR Secretory Clerk 53 A11 JOHN BAIRD Science JUSTINE BAKER Music, Art JANICE BAUMGARTN ER Physical Education, Home Economics DON BUNGE Physical Education, Drivers Training, MARY DE V055 Home Economics, Cafeteria JOHN HUNTINGTON Social Studies, Physical Education GLEN KUNEDINST Mathematics LOWELL KOONTZ Biology, Mathematics Health JAMES LUTTRULL English WN MORRIS MASTEN Social Studies, Physical Education CHARLES MCNEW English, U. S. History WMM GENEVA MOLEBASH Mathematics ANITA MORLAND Latin HAROLD NEWGENT Industrial Arts FRITZ NIERSTE Government, Social Studies RALPH REPLOGLE Business MILDRED SHIVELY Library ARDIS SPENCER English, Spanish LOREN TIEDE Mechanical Drawing, PATRICIA TURLEY English MILDRED TYLER Home Economics x K EDWIN VERNON Agriculture ARTHUR WILSON Music Shop JOYCELYN WORKMAN English, Typing J, M Mrs. BETTY BROWN Cook Mrs. HAZEL ERNSBERGER Cook Mrs. MINNIE FARRER Cook Mrs. LLANA DELL HUFF Cook Mrs. EDITH KING Cook Mrs. EDNA LAUDEMAN Cook Mrs. PAULINE MILLER Cook Mrs. FLOSSIE BALMER Custodian Mr. FRANK BIGGS Custodian Mrs. DORIS BOWEN Custodian Mr. CHARLES BOWEN Custodian Mr. FRED KNOBLOCK School Patrolman Mr. ADIN CHIDISTER Custodian Mr. DELMA BOOKER Bus Driver Mr. LEROY HIRSTEIN Bus Driver Mr. DALE HUFF Bus Driver Mr. RICHARD HUFF Bus Driver Mr. EUGENE LEITER Bus Driver Mr. ROBERT McBRlER Bus Driver Mr. ELMER MILLER Bus Driver Mr. WARD MOLEBASH Bus Driver Mr. EMERY REED Bus Driver Mr. DELBERT SENFF Bus Driver Mr. RICHARD SNYDER Bus Driver Our Helpers E. Q WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Nl0li'5 Blllfllllll llrl!l!fil555M mv A919 . , . . nun I--vm '- . 'K aff' 52,4 SENIORS The organized confusion of senior class meetings . . . the sigh of relief when we finally decided on our sen- ior trip . . . the enchantment of Prom night . . .the first thrill when we sow ourselves in our caps and gowns , . . JOYCE ANDREWS She's a cheerleader, a good one, too, She always knows iust what to do. JOHN AUKERMAN John's very likeable, sa we hear, Quiet, loyal, and sincere. ROSEMARY BAIRD We'lI tell all who want to hear it, She's small in build but not in spirit. HARVEY BAK Loyal-hearted, strong in mind, A better heart is hard to find. 'Baal' 1 Ill 'l Our classmates SYLVIA BOHNENKAMP Sylvia comes from Germany, A nicer girl there could not be. JUDY BOWSER A sweeter girl is hard to find, There's not another of her kind. NOBLE CAROTHERS Why worry myself with study and care, Before I know it I'll have a gray hair. ALLEN CATHER Allen is the best of guys, Always there and always wise. RONALD COOPER Everyone knows this senior guy, He always has a word when he passes by. SHIRLEY COX A good sport in everything she does, There never a better and finer girl was STEVE CRITTENDEN Steve is president of our class, And he's known by each lad and lass. HELEN DUTOI Helen is sweet and full of fun, A real swell pal to anyone. We've spent the years together DON FARRER As a basketball player, he's pretty grand, He'lI go far, from where we stand. JOYCE GIEK Joyce is sweet and she is shy, But she sure has caught one man's eye. DON GRAGG Common sense, keen sense, But plenty of room for nonsense. r WAYNE GREBE A right good sport, we all admit, Wayne has a good time and works a bit. -t Xi. 1.-L.: 7,5 MARY HEPLER Whether it's night or whether it's day, Mary always has something to say. ALAN HOCHSTETLER Silent and mighty is he, He's all that a boy should be. EVON HOUSLEY Evon is short and she is sweet, The combination ccin't be beat. STANLEY HUFFER This guy's active in FFA, In our book, he's always OK. ARTHUR GROVE Full of deepest, truest thought. Doing the very thing he ought. JAMES HAHN Jim is often classed as shy Although there's a twinkle in his eye. JAMES HAWKINS When he does things that may annoy, Don't forget, he's just a boy. DAVID HECKAMAN His talent is playing in the bond, He's very good, let's give him a hand. Our teachers F w BETTY KAYLOR A good, industrious gal is she, A truer friend there could not be. JACQUELYN KOONTZ Jackie loves to uct and dance, If she's famous, it won't be by chance. HARRIET KUNTZ Weddin' band on the way, She'll be a Mrs, any day. ROSCOE LOZIER Rocky's always full of vim, This old world needs more like him. we've learned to work together MAVIS MARLOW Always ready to loin the fun, Always there when there's work to be done. SHIRLEY MATZ A girl of mind, of spirit, of action, Makes herself a center of attraction. KNUTE O'CONNER Our basketball hero is he, He played three years with the varsity JOHN NOE John is sometimes a little dappy, But one thing sure, he is always happy. CHARLES PETERS This lod hos 0 scientific mind, Hc'll go for, you're sure to find. Lloyd was our basketball king, l'le's 0 good sport in everything. DALE REPLOGLE A nice young fellow, full of fun, Many friends for life he's won. Among the nicest she would rote, We know her hcort is ot Tri-State. LLOYD PITTMAN MARLENE RHOADE 0ur principals, sponsors, coaches llNDA ROWE There's c twinkle in her eye, For every boy thot posses by. LEO SAHLHOFF With never much to soy He goes on from dciy to dcy. JAMES SCHLEMMER Toll and hoppy is this guy, Contentrnent is the reoson why. CAROLYN SHEETZ With her pleasant smile and winning woys, Success will be hers through all her days, Yes, these are the friends JANICE STEPHEY Dark wavy hair, full of fun, This gal's a friend to everyone. KENNETH STICHTER Always friendly, iust the same, Always square in life's old game. MARYLYN STUNTZ With a smile upon her face, You'll surely spot her any place. CLIFFORD THOMAS Sometimes he teases, sometimes he's sad, But usually he's a good-natured lad. TONY SHENEMAN A smile on his face, a twinkle in his eye, Everyone knows he's one swell guy. PAULINE SILVEUS Pauline is quite a little lass, Nevertheless, she sure has class. RICHARD SNYDER His personality rates high, In other words, he's quite a guy. JACK SPICHER With Jack, lessons are hard to get done Because he lives to have his fun. ' 1 l.E'6fK!W5L JANE UNSICKER Always laughing and full of fun, From earliest hour until day is done. LARRY VAN GILDER Cute, dark, and naughty a bit, ls it a wonder he's always a hit. SUZANNE WEBER Very shy when first you greet her, But sociable when once you meet her. ROBERT WHITSEL Sleepy and tired the live-long day, But wait 'til night-he's on his way. We'Il remember . . . always KAY WIEGAND Good to look upon, much better to know, Makes many a friend but never a foe. Publicity Agent Art Grove 66 President Steve Crittenden, Treasurer Shirley Matz, Vice-President Ken Stichter, Secretary Carolyn Sheetz, Valedictorion Salututorian Janice Stephey, who maintained the highest scholastic rating dur- ing her four years of high school, is rnost deserving at this honor Alan Hochstetler, whose scholas- tic rating was second in the class, is the recipient of this coveted rifle, Honor Students ROW I: Jackie Koontz. Rosemary Baird, Linda Rowe, Shirley Matz. ROW Il: At'- thur Grove, Kay Wiegond. Jane Un- sicker. Marlene Rhode. D. A. R. Good Citizen Exchange Student Shirley Matz, one of the most active girls in the Senior class, was honored to be the recipient of the DAR good citizen award this year. Everyone enjoyed having Sylvia Bohnenkamp, who comes from 3 Germany, as a fellow classmate. 67 WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER C LASSES 3571 Visa L iw Working together to make money on our projects . . . Planning and enjoying our parties . . . Trying to accomplish something at our class meetings . . . Sharing good times and bad with those of our class- mates who have been our friends for years. ...il EILEEN AMES RONNIE AUKERMAN NANCY BAILEY DEWEY BALSLEY DAWN BAUER FREDA BECKNELL BETSY BENSON MIKE BERG SHIRLEY BERG MARVIN BORKHOLDER ENID BROWN JUSTIN BROWN NANCY BUELL BEVERLY BURGESS BILL BURGESS DIANE CASBON JUDY CLAUSS ELAINE COOPER MARILYN CRIPE TOM CRIPE MARY DRUDGE MARY ENDERS J. N. FELDMAN JEFF FISHER JOHN FISHER CONNIE GOODING JOAN GRAGG LARRY GRANDSTAFF CHARLENE GROSSMAN DIANE HAND DONNA HAGEN MIKE HARDY MIKE HECKAMAN FRITZ HEPLER MIKE HERSHBERGER PHIL HERSHBERGER FRED HOCHSTETLER RAY HOCHSTETLER DORA HOHMAN PAT HOHMAN NANCY HOLSTRUM TERESA HUMMEL SUSAN KAUFFMAN JANET KIEFER CURT KIEL TERRY KNOBLOCH JANE KREPPS JUNE LEGNER I -1 4? ms: J v' IW ,,- .1 H? A ., 'SX -W C, x P. 2 X if , vw - I W ff W -41164 i L. - ,:..:. 1 ' I 4 'F' 1 LE? , ,V I KK I J an : .sb .fu 2 . If 70' F .x I X I Ky J . ,it V ' 5. .5 M ' gl A , 1 ' 'ff . , A . . Il Jiri, ' 'MI' I A 3, ' elif' , ff I I, 4, 'f I I' 4 .v - lin' .in A 'tif 14. 1 Pu- --ea.. ,F ' ' l ' s. Irk , L X +I I 535 .I IK ' . 'ISE A 'I-, W . . I F L I 1 I '.:'-' - , U ,f In ,J f. -. l 9- -A-. 4. . .Q- , . .V-Q -Q -Q 5 Y T' . r I 12- QE.. I 2 :Q ', -W-.P 1, 7' K 4 Q A uf., YQ? ix Z 'h-pp., ' A M.,.l ' S, T V.. L S k' if fs. wr lg 1,3 2 fb :-L . N. ' Q ' ka . ' 'nrt .T Sc . , V Luz' I x - . I-N' ' I - AQ T . f 5' , , K -7 7- ', ' I3 Q 5, ... - ks f . fl if ' f . 1- it -f h ' - K 4 L 5,55 Q 'J ' A ' L I3 I qv' '9 r . . L' In ff, .. K li fa.. I or . E I W f 1' 1 ' v I . my MJ F I Io A di wi hu -A T The Juniors were waiting and preparing themselves to take their turn as the leaders ot Bremen High. The Seniors knew that they were leaving things in good hands as they marched down the aisle on commencement night. In growing up to lionhood, they learned by leaps and bounds the many qualities that will help them in the future. Putting their ideas together, they made money selling magazines, washing cars, and having bake sales. The money was put to good use when they gave the Junior'Senior Banquet and Prom, one of their biggest projects ot the school year. Treasurer David Schmitt, President Susan Kauffman, Sec- retary Sally Swurtzlander. Vice-President Bob Wolfe, Pub- licity Agent Don Morris. Juniors MIKE LEVY JIM LONG KENNY LOUCKS DON LYNCH FRED MARTIN JUDY MIDDAUGH DON MORRIS MAC MUMMY KENNY MUNCY GARNET NICK SALLY OBERLY JOLENE REED ROSALIE REPLOGLE CHARLENE ROUCH BILL ROWE SANDRA SANBORN LORENE SCHINI DAVID SCHMITT ROSE SCHUTZ MIKE SCOTT JACKIE SETELIN MIKE SMITH GARY SNYDER JACKIE STANIFER SALLY SWARTZLANDER JUDY THAYER PATRICIA WEBER LARRY WESTON FRED WHITE BOB WHITLOCK BOB WOLFE DON YARIAN DENNIS YODER LARRY YODER I I '11 I. ROBERT ARMSTRONG JOYCE BAKER ANITA BASSETT FRED BECKNELL LESTER BELLMAN PAUL BLOSSER GREGORY BOLT LINDA BOOKER EDNA BURKHOLDER JACK CAROTHERS JANICE CAROTHERS BONNA CANDLER PAT CHIDISTER RAYMOND COX RICHARD COX DORIS CONNON MIKE CRIPE BEVERLY GERBER JEANNINE HAWKINS BEN HECKAMAN NETTIE HECKAMAN JOHN HEINEY LARRY HIRSTEIN WARD HUFF JERRY HUMMEL DICK KAUFFMAN ALAN KERSCHNER GEORGE KIEFER LINDA KLING CATHERINE KLINGERMAN L - A ALBERT KNOBLOCK JANET KNOBLOCK MARTHA KUNTZ RONNIE LAIDIG LARRY LAYMAN BARBARA LYON KENT MARTINDAIE HARLEY MEISTER DAVID MICHAEL JIM MILLER Junv MYERS BARBARA NEHER DIANE NEVE BARRY PFFEFFERLE KATHLEEN PFIEFFER MIDGE POWELL ROGER PRICE DONNA REAKER In , .W , f ' A Y M 'C' E-x 'M , A '- i :E I I 51 1 QW' T -A. ' tr I I I ' 'T In . - A E RA Ng ,I I V' vs -- . I . I 'fvsmg as gy - 9.81 KJ ,,, gt. y R f Mk ,. .-.L. -' A 7 ly K if ' B 'I 'Q L7-PM , A fx ' 'I -1 4 :ur s.. r 'T V, l IL I R Ma. , ' ...H , '- I If A ' ,, H , Q ' , -' I , 'ev j 5' A I l ' ff L 1 A-,iv .. vi- --A R.. I- ' 1 W g afh .iff Ii? 9' - if f G-v I I T'?,,' ' ' W' 1 .. I.. M I V , , Q Q -my 'qi -: - ,r Y LL. I x 'iz ,. - . ,I Im A P M I ...I f' ' IQ- .. L' V. . I A I W3 W, A I-PM -5,45 Q, , 9 'I -. sq X X M I V .E K I j ll A A il if , I Y : L .qyl gm :ni ,Su l A 0 4J,,, :,: .:.,,v Y i Q Q 1 A' iff-'Wifi 3 LI ' lf ' L ,JK ,K i at W -'lr GJ I t15L'f0' vc f 1 1 'Q if 't J .- ,-,gf If .. . f 4 were T if y A 2 K., ry Wi Q. if A- , ' ., gf -53,4 'pea '- ' ----- Sophomores Haunched on their stronger paws, the Sophomore Class leaped through their second successful year of,high school with the help of Mr. Ralph Replogle, Miss Mildred Tyler, Mr. Loren Tiede, and Mr. Arthur Wilson, fac- ulty advisors. The lucrative proiects of this forceful class were raking leaves and selling tickets at the fair. In their sophomore year, the students participated in more outside activities, had harder tasks to accomplish, and had less time to growl. They also found it harder to get to and from classes in the congested halls, as the incoming classes seem to be larger. Even though they were only in their second year at Bremen High School, they enioyed calling the freshmen green, Pictured left to right are: George Kiefer, Vice-President, Dixie Swartzlander, Secretory, Joyce Baker, Treasurer, Mike Cripe, Business Manager, and Barbara Lyon, Presi- dent. JAMES REESE CAROLYN SAHLHOFF ROGER SANBORN NORMAN SCHINI RODNEY SCHWEISBERGER JERRY SHENEMAN RONALD SHERK MARIE SILVEUS JOHN SILVEY RONALD SPEICHER JIM SNYDER PATRICIA STANIFER GLENICE STEPHEY DIXIE SWARTZLANDER ROGER THAYER GERALD WAGLEY SANDRA WAGONER DENNIS WALKER DAVID WELCH GLENNIS WELDY ROBERTA YODER H' Q 'ii DALE ALLEN RICHARD BAKER MARY BARNETT JAMES BAXTER KENNETH BECKNELL PAT BERRY JACK BENNITT MARJORIE BOLLENBACHER WAYNE BOWEN JANEAL BOWSER JAMES BROWN ORVAL BURKHOLDER JACK CLAUSS VEOLET CROWELL IDA CULP KAREN LOU DAVIS MARY DETTBRENNER ANN KAY DRUDGE NAOMI EALING JOANN EAST KATHLEEN ERNSBERGER JACQUELYNN ESPICH JANICE EWERS VERDON FELDMAN PHILLIP FIFER JUDY FISHER LANA FISHER SHARON FORSYTHE KAREN GEIB SHIRLEY GERMANN JEANNETTE GIEK BARBARA GLOMP LESLIE GREBE .IUDY GUNTERMAN TONY GUNTERMAN CAROL HAHN LARRY HAND TERRY HAND GORDON HARDY STEVE HARRINGTON JEANETTE HAWKINS LEONARD HIXON ALTON HOCHSTETLER BLANCHE HOLDEMAN LOUISE HOUSLEY TED HUBER BARBARA HUFF CAROLYN HUFF CHARLES HUFF JACQUELINE HUFF NANCY HUFF KENNETH KAYLOR MARK KELLEY BILLY KEYSER MARY ANN KIEFER MARION KNOBLOCK KENT KOONTZ ROBERT KOONTZ DOUGLAS LAUDEMAN MARVIN LEEPER JIM LEMAN DON MANGES JEFFERY MAST MILL .fb I , Q . I Ez., , ' 1 2 ' fgi A ' f N : K l I if ffm -as V G ,rg V, Q I 'Rf f I-son ' 4. v 'UI s I he Q. -H,- R . I 4 ,v-A Vt Aw ! , x 5.4 .W sd Q., I 'TI' , ' :I L. R .. 1 I A 'f I sl .sa A 4 .sg Vu- J , '- I IIIV. .yi ,lax 'Lf s. K 1 M Ain E ' 'A V-A 3 gx ,J L. '-,gg I -'N gg, A Q51 4 In V Mu.. j -Q.. Vi ' Ag, H: asv ..-., ,i 'N' If -1 fe-9 5 7 I K IW: 74 'J ., W- 4: XV' IMT K, I 'M- is Wffzrv I T 4 . K IA ...wx th L V L IL. ' 3' :Lf -fly iw-: A Q au MON Q I' L ' i? I1 1 K, I I i I 9 5 W ff I A r sc..,' if gg Q . X 'Witt' 2' f sw , Y . .W 1 v L . V jx ' 'yy .e .E if 9 lm 'QT M.. 1 lu 1 525. 1 - 4 in I I W- , if ' 5 . -J. ,Q iz W I -:ru ..., r A . . , .1 T , '-5 ., K .X 3 , V JJ' , K ' gfvf'-2, Y . - .A K f I I 1 i t I I--3 ' E,-Q: if:N' H576 I ' -i 1 M ' , .I M Fm! 5 , 4 .. M Q . I , , , 5 . 'X R' -. .5 1 I .. J g V MV, is 5 y, .. 1-.:z::.1. . B. , if . var, ,I I I V D The graduating class of I96O were roar ing cubs in their first year of high school. Ninety-one students and 396 books composed the freshman class, Among the cub leaders were Jim Leman, Shirley Germann, Danny Spagnola, Jackie Espich, and Terry Hand The faculty sponsors were Mrs. Janice Baum- gartner, Mr. Don Bunge, Mr. James Luttrull, and Mr. Edwin Vernon. The money-making proiects of this year were selling candy and a bake sale. In their freshman year, they learned the responsibilities of lessons, the coeoperation needed in all class activities, and that friend- ships made are valuable ones. They found what salesmanship ability they possessed, how easy it was to get on the honor roll if they studied hard, and that their first year of high school was loads of fun. Pictured left to right are: Jackie Espich, Publicity Agent, Danny Spagnola, Vice-President, Terry Hand, Treasurer, Shirley Gormann, Secretary, and James Leman, President. Freshmen BARBARA MILLER CAROLYN MILLER LYDIA MILLER KONNIE MORSE RICHARD MOSIER ALLEN NEHER CHRISTINE OLSEN DONALD REED STEVEN ROGERS SONYA SCHRAM ALOMA SCHUTZ JOE SETELIN SUSAN SHERK JUDY SHOUP WAYNE SHUMAKER DANIEL SHERRY DON SMITH JERRY SMITH DANNY SPAGNOLA GEORGE STANIFER FAROLYN STICHTER DOUGLAS SUMPTER LARRY SWANK MARLENE TREFUN ROBERT WALKER EVERETT WALTERHOUSE MARVALENE WHITEHEAD DARVIN YODER Grade Eight ROW I: Gary Allen, Keith Andrews, William Andrews, Dean baker, Joyce Balsley, Sue Balsley, Kenneth Bennett, Lynn Benson, Ruth Berg, Loren Berger, Esther Bollenbachei. ROW II: Carolyn Bondurant, Dale Borkholder, John Borkholder, Rita Carpenter, Jon Casbon, Guylene Chalfont, Lydia Chupp, Jim Craig, John Crittenden, Eddie Enders, Jamie Farrer, ROW Ill: Carolyn Fisher, Carolyn Forsythe, Judy Gilbert, Bill Gooding, Betty Grandstah, Irving Greene, Julie Hartzell, Wanda Hatton, Patricia Heckaman, Joan Herendean, Etta Ferne Hershberger. ROW IV: Lois I-lershberger, Francis Hill, Virginia Hill, Alma Hochstetter, Ura Hochstetler, David Huff, Nelson Hutt, Kenneth Hummel, David Jones, Doug Jones, Wasyl Karpenko. ROW V: Eugene Kauffman, Robert Kauffman, Marilyn Kaylor, Sandy Keck, Marilyn Keyser, Barbara Kimble, Jerry Kline, Carolyn Knoblock, Dennis Knoblock, Stanley Kuntz, Judith Laidig, ROW VI: Kent Laudeman, David Loucks, Richard Maurice, Homer Miller, Roman Miller, Sandy Miller, Kay Misner, Sandra Muffley, Carol Sue Payne, Mary Peters, Shirley Polson. ROW VII: Ada Price, Emma Price, Sue Rader, Joyce Randall, Richard Reidenback, Susan Replogle, Michael Rishel, Mike Rusch, Wanda Sanborn, Carol Schini, Ivan Schmucker. ROW VIII: Bonnie Schultz, Ka Sondra Schutz, Sara Seitz, Phyllis Sheetz, Suzanne Sherry, Janice Smith, Douglas Snyder, Karen Stephey, Tommie Sumpter, Tony Swartzlander, Bill Swingle. ROW IX: Billy Symon, Karen Tucker, David Wagoner, Mary Washnock, Cliftord Weldy, Kay Widmar. 76 nik! A ,f ',, e X .QA x :Y V I .31 my , it I . . -K I Q7 -cj: L, I L gg: we ' I y ,Z li ' V X ' . 7k M f, , r ,I g 4 X I i K 1 I mx- . Af ' .wmlhl Y yn -5 ,A.kL ,I .J kiwi: 'NR Ran k lik A 8 if ch :i L fri l .- it. . 1 f e.-fn E 5 3 Y Inst ,we 'jr fl, fr' -:I I xi' 5 I A I A A if fi If Q . - fk-,VkkA I f F i . . , in :ff , , b x I K 4 I g ix, I If Q. ' -3. M Ili' v 1 gg. C A, 1' 1 , M 4: 'fl 'rx' ' g, I Uv -'Y e i in I fx. K .PL f . - f ii of 37 'I 9' :iff -. R - I ie K .V I H A.:, . , . if Hr '.,gV 'fi ' ,- lily, r- 2 , Grade Seven x ,. i sk' ,Sa. my is gd I 5 C. Q is x-'vt 1 I 1.531 ROW I: Catherine Allen, George Andrew, hharon Andrews, Janice Baker, Donolina Bassett, Rick Bellman, Keith Berger, Eric Bolt, Clayton Bowling, John Burgess, Robert Burgess. ROW ll: David Burkholder, Ernie Burkholder, Ina Burkholder, Larry Capron, Kenneth Carlsen, Joy Carothers, Rosalie Clauss, Charlotte Craig, Marilyn Davis, Sharon Dietrich, Evelyn Early. ROW Ill: Judy farly, Larry Elliot, Elizabeth Ernsberger, Sally Farrer, Robert Forsythe, Vern Forsythe, Clifton Feels, Carolyn Furst, Mary Ann Geib, Patricia Givens, Margaret Graham. ROW IV: Wilford Hahn, Rickie Hand, Richard Hardy, Lloyd Hershberger, Leslie Hochstetler, Joyce Holdeman, Ervin Holewinski, Leslie Howell, Joyce Huff, Kenneth Hutt, Kay Hummel. ROW V: Minnie Jones, Richard Kares, Kathy Kauffman, Beverly Keyser, William Kiel, Richard Kline, Rolland Kling, Louise Kuntz, Harland Leeper, Gary Loucks, Burdette Main. ROW VI: Thomas Manuwal, Jerry Marshall, Allen Matz, Michael McGowen, Charles Miller, Terry Miller, Thomas Moretto, Jpmes Morris, Michael Murphy, Mary Margaret Neve, David Rader. ROW VII: Sally Rader, Marlowe Reaker, Carol Reed, Robert Reed, Paul Replogle, Leonald Rouch, Bonnie Schweisberger, Harry Sheetz, Lester Sherk, Joan Slabaugh, Mary Ellen Slabaugh. ROW VIII: Clara May Smith, Robert Smith, Francis Smith, Calvin Solomon, Douglas Stcinifer, Ronnie Stillson, Nancy Swingle, Lawrence Trent, Rick Unsicker, James Wallace, Jane Wallace. ROW IX: Bonnie Weldy, James White, Dennis Wilson, Lyn Wolfe, Elmer Yoder, Donna Young, 77 Grade Six ROW I: Carolyn Baker, Dick Balsley, Robert Bennitt, Robert Berg, Michael Bonham, Barbara Brewer, Vera Borkholder, Carolyn Carlsen, Wilma Chupp, Donald Coftel, Herman Coffel. ROW ll: Sheila Cross, Bob Ealing, Lindo East, Wanda Fisher, Jerry Fore, Janice, Fowler, Carl Grebe, Linda Gunterman, Dennis Harrington, Robert Hatton, James Heckaman, ROW III: Jean Heinke, David Herendeen, Cheryl Hirsiein, Wilbur Hochstetler, Dorothy Hohman, Deon Holdemon, Douglas Housley, Judy Huff, Jolene Hummel, Sherrie Janes, Martha Kaylor ROW IV: Sally Kemp, John Koontz, Allen Long, Roberta Lyon, Steven Marshall, Alan Martindale, Connie Matz, Katie Miller, Willie Misner, Barbara Morris, Dorothy Moser. ROW V: Jolene Matz, Connie Pferlerle, Robert Phillips, Ronald Rodnavich, George Schmitt, Nicky Schurr, Bill Silveus, Merlin Slabaugh, Clarence Solomon, Linda Stephey, Sheila Swank. ROW VI: Darrell Thornton, Joe Urednick, Jennifer Waltz, Frank Washnock, Peggy Weil, Kay Yoder, Marie Yoder, Tom Zentz. ROW VII: Mr. Yeager, Mr. Sponsellor. 78 ' : .. , L ' . S. iz ' Q3 ' inf-4' if, .--NA - uzl, I ' , ' 're i K . . -ff 'sz 'T A E5 I 5 ifgq Aiifg --:gg I. i Urs., N . ',,w .- :il .IQ g f if . ., . , i- ' J 'ser Q Q . I! iv- .. 1, .,, ' -if . . is ,Alix . J . i ef. ' --A I fl' ' vi- 'si xx vl.. M -in . lp-X x Y 1 N., ,kb ., ,I 1 I -.. I . ' V' I I I f f I ' . U, 3 Q. ' if -I it . , 6. 'gy ',I T. , ws. vw ' ' r .ax X' ' -1 - -,4....1 I 2 We MQ as ' 1 K ff if I I , I . . gg, X - ' x J his V A ly X L: , .. . Q 1. . Z -hw -e . f . , . .4 ,. I K ff at 'ff O ,, W as 5 'Qi , ,W . Z' 0 f f li I rsrt , . 1 5 L A L.. MQ' es. 1 1 xl 1,4 I fi .U Q: I r f l?-.1 11 will 'fe :Ii- gy II : , . in IT T Q br K. so gix.Qal'S?i f V I g.f..' 5, c- if I xiii' IEN ii I if I o r I si, as . I e 'T El' -3 Q 2 i s A sl I if I ?? Grade Five ROW I: Robert Ames, Mardell Andrews, David Bauer, Sue Beclcnell, Connie Ben-iitt, La Mar Berger, Dale Bollenbacher, Fannie Borkholder, Jay Bowser, David Boyer, Philip Burkholder. ROW II: Howard Burris, Albert Campbell, Judy Carbiener, Lillian Chisholm, Helen Cox, Patrick Cripe, Cinda Dausmon, Lanetia Davis, Faydene England, Tony Geib, Bonnie Germann. ROW III: Rickey Graverson, Jack Griffing, Sandra Grossman, Stanley Hahn, Michael Hall, Gwendolyn Harshman, Gerald Hershberger, Darla Heyde, Mary Jane Hill, Dennis Holewinski, Leo Howell. ROW IV: Kathy Huber, Karen Jenson, Carol Kauffman, Irvin Kaylor, Dennis Keck, Doris Keyser, Nancy Kiel, Donald Kline, Clayton Klingerrnan, Alice Koontz, Dennis Krathwohl. ROW V: Leon Leeper, Sandra Leeper, Carol Lozier, Beverly Matz, Sharon Meister, Billy Middaugh, Lois Michael, Diana Miller, Terrence Miller, Verba Miller, Terry Misner. ROW VI: Judy Morgan, Karen Morgan, Steven Mumey, Richard Neher, Page Neve, Danna r In I I ' 'i Pittman, Richard Pittman, Brenda Rachkeweg, Eugene Radnovich, Rose Reed, Marlene Reichert. ROW VII: Craig Roeder, Owen Rogers, Richard Rusch, Norma Schaetzler, Owen Schemucher, Jerry Schultz, Letricha Schutz, Bruce Sheetz, Marlene Sheets, Michael Sheets, Ronald Shumaker. ROW VIII: Helen Sienicl-xi, Eleanor Slabaugh, Stanley Stresser, Lorene Stichter, Mike Stillson, Jack Stock, Michael Swank, Carol Tripsansky, Tommy Walker, Barbara Walter, Janet Weil. ROW IX: ,lo Ann Whitlock, Denilyn Wilson, Betty Young, Gary Lee Young, Gary Thomas Young, Kae Lynne Zillrner, Barbara Zimmer, Barry Zimmerman. ROW X: Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Annis. 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KA A X z, .A,. K I ,M ,Nr ' R K ' ' y J K K AAAA K . .k K f . K EKK . . K K K K K m K ' ' Wir fe. I, fi ' .A A , L, ,T .,.: ...Q . . . Akai. K K hz . - KK ,Ki L K: i , f W : I 1 Th M 'il 'r . . - A'-1 : T ri Grade Four ROW I: Judy Anderson, Robert Arndt, Arthur Bohr, Jane Boker, Gary Barnett, Barry Beeson, Barbara Bennitt, Walter Benson, Jerry Berg, Carol Berger, Billy Bierce, Teresa Blue, Carolyn Bollenbacher. ROW Il: Danny Bowling, Robert Bowser, Judy Brubaker, Owen Burkholder, Ralph Burkholder, Rickey Carothers, Brion Claeys, Theresa Clauss, Jerry Clipp, Tom Dettbrenner, Jacqueline Ernsberger, Sharon Ernsberger, Kent Farrar. ROW Ill: Pamela Fisher, Linda Forsythe, Phyllis Fowler, George Grandstafi, Donald Griewonk, Bruce Griffin, Richard Griswold, Nelson Hahn, Barbara Hand, Connie Hand, Cheryl Hardy, Keith Hardy, Rickey Hardy, ROW IV: Lindo Harrington, Timothy Hartzell, Noel Hawley, Stanley Heckamon, Luella Hershberger, Dale Hirstein, David Hochstetler, Donnell Hochstetler, Judith Hochstetler, Donald Haerth, Shirley Ann Haldeman, James Howell, Curtis Huff ROW V: Cynthia HUH, Donald Huff, Shirley Huff, Charlene Hummel, Elaine Hummel, Wayne Hummel, Shirley Housley, Sue Keller, Christine Keyser, Janet Kiefer, Robert Kiel, Suzanne Kimble, Kenneth Kleinke. ROW VI: Joy Kling, Gloria Knoblock, Gregory Koontz, Connie Leeper, Jacquelyn Leeper, Jimmy Leeper, Rhea Leeper, Rebecca Lemon, Barbara Lunn, Marcia Manges, Dennis Marshall, Mike Martin, Judy McBrier. ROW VII: Michael Miller, Pamela Miller, Billy Moren, Lenare Novak, Gary Odiorne, Tommy Odiorne, Eric Parrow, Kellie Rader, Carolyn Rea, Roger Reaker, Karen Reed, Kathryn Reed, Jo Rogers. ROW VIII: Carla Sanborn, Louise Scala, Brenda Schramm, Fred Setelin, Barbara Sherk, Brain Shoup, Diana Shumoker, Linda Lee Sisk, Laura Slobaugh, Owen Slobaugh, Linda Smith, Pamela Smith, Keith Soales. ROW IX: John Salomon, James Stewart, Linda Stillson, Douglas Stump, Sally Sullivan, Kathleen Surges, Sylvia Thomas, Deborah Tyler, Dennis Unrue, Rebecca Unsicker, Jimmy Wagner, Richard Wallace, Jo Ann Washnock. ROW X: Dennis Weaver, Sandra Weiss, Gloria Welty, Marguerite Wendricks, Karen Wingerrowd, Tonya Van Horn, Bruce Yoder, Laura Yoder, Nelson Zimmer, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Hirstein, Mrs. Sheik, Mrs. Klinedinst. 80 G if X ,J si 'if' ' it-I 4- :: 9 f' t lifes-aei J f'f'w'Q I e Q 0 F geese Pr axis H ...sf 1 ns.: xe- ' -.1 ' M' -J if 'fl s l-,fame ,. 'Q , J L J' 1- -D t fr 5 e Q ,Q ego gf . .ieL....lg.6 yg.,,?S,j.,e J , , E .sie lf if e -lf-L1 S.'f'.eE,.v'. R 1 ix-C -1. c 6 'TS' ii. ' ' Aging' ' L- J' R N fi: 2 ' ' - 'S R ::.-.e ' L1 ggfgkwahi-Cn Q le 'B 'E'-urea ' R' L, .fx ' Grade Three ewfil Tel ROW I: Rebecca Aker, Billy Amsler, Cynthia Andrews, Thomas Arndt, Diane Barnett, Suzette Bauer, Lynda Bieber, Charles Bollenbacher, James Boocher, Paul Boocher, Brenda Botset, Arlene Burk- holder, Bruce Carothers. ROW Il: Charles Carter, Lindo Carter, Clara Chupp, Fonda Church, Ernest Cofiel, Sandra Dausman, Judy Davenport, John Dietrich, Jo Lynn Drudge, Jacqueline Fisher, John Forsythe, Stanley Forsythe, Harold Frenger. ROW lllz Steven Furst, Donna Gerber, Ernie Germann, Patricia Glant, Leslie Graham, Beverly Grilfing, Linda Grossman, Carol Grove, M555 Annu Bren. Michael Guard, Judith Hagenau, Joy Hand, Mike Hansen, Michel Hartzell, ROW IV: Rebecca Weiser' elementary Hawley, Vicki Hendricks, Paul Heyde, Brenda Hiester, Gregory Hill, Cynthia Hochstetler, Judy music and cm. Hochstetler, Joyce Horner, Betty Huff, Shirley Hummel, Debra lngerham, Dorinda Johnson, Keith Kauffman. ROW V: Tom Keck, Carolyn Kline, Charles Kline, Chuck Kling, Linda Knoblock, Robin Koontz, Mary Ann Kulik, Dennis Leeper, Rickey Letier, Mary Leman, Danny Lockridge, Jeffrey - Loucks, Cheryl Manges. ROW Vl: Karen Marhurger, Sandra Martin, Keith Maurice, Rickey Meister, Michael Millbern, Donald Miller, Ind Mae Miller, Mary Moretto, Mary Mozer, James Muncy, John Murphy, Jean Payne, Larry Penrose. ROW VII: John Pfeiffer, Dixie Pittman, Slaviz Pohypko, Sandra Poirier, John Rader, Starless Rader, Donna Rea, John Reaker, Jeffrey Reese, Sharon Rhoades, Charlie Schreiner, Mary Lou Schutz, Charles Sienicki. ROW VIII: Judy Smith, Michael Smith, Mike Snyder, Rodney Snyder, Linda Stedman, John Stock, Diana Stombaugh, Marianne Surges, Terry Symon, Dale Thornton, Jane Thomas, Bobby Trent, Conrad Tucker. ROW IX: Connie Tyson, Frances Urednick, Dennis Wagoner, Melba Weber, Carla Winterrowd, Marc Witwer, Paula 1 Woolen, Ann Yoder, Joe Yoder, Roland Yoder, Vicki Yoder, Ralph Young, Michael Zimmer. ROW ' Y X: Carla Zimmerman, Miss Anglemyer, Mrs. Shively, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Michael. 81 A, -- .V N, XX ., . V fr A I ... - f . , .1 ef ,Q ,,:qQ . sis. i - - -I as .V N .,-Q ,N MA , . 5 :WL I ,. I Q, , ref i f i Q at if ii-Q i B1 F 'ML A ' M' R 2 1. imea- f , w: K , Qkk ,Z K :V .- www, K In A i i' W 'I 4 .' ' We 'fi ii ii' W -fi 'r , I A -Asahi hiaih?:...i.b::ns A loc! I .- 4. ,s I '. f 4. ' ' 5 , I? 7 1 I ' My T, ' .- i s . Q is if W7 V 'W ., 'W' T-v Q. , I T W if - .V ,, rw .mp , 2+ I ' f' 71 ' f f ' .z ef. . 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Grade Two ROW I: Danny Allen, Bobby Amsler, Freddie Anderson, Janice Anderson, Gregory Balsley, Steven Boumgartner, Joseph Bicker, Larry Borkholder, Mary Borkholder, Vicki Botset, Roy Bowling, Lindo Bowser, Susan Bunge. ROW Il: Carl Burkholder, Leo Burris, Cinda Byrer, Pamela Carothers, Bobby Cirillo, Barbara Cooper, Ronda Dausman, Sherry Ehert, Rickey Ellis, Diana Ernsberger, Angela Espich, Tony Farrer, Richard Felty. ROW III: Jackie Fore, Kenneth Frenger, Richard Furst, Ronnie Garland, Johnny Garrett, Charles Gilbert, David Giant, Larry Gooch, Deon Grandstatt, Sheila Graver- son, Larry Grebe, William Griewank, Rex Hand. ROW IV: Sheila Hand, Don Harman, William Hartzell, Faye Havard, Gregory Heckaman, Betty Heinke, Peggy Hendricks, Devon Heyde, Dennis Hill, Willard Hixon, Roger Holderman, David Housley, Carter Huff. ROW V: Donna Jean Huff, Linda Hutt, Kent Johnson, Michael Jones, Thomas Jones, Lester Kauffman, Jim Keck, Larry Keck, Larry Kipfer, Linda Kline, Terry Kling, David Knoblock, Becky Kuntz. ROW VI Carol Leiter, Sue Loucks, Karen Manges, Tommy Manges, Dear 82 Morbs, Michael Martindale, Eric Mast, Molly Matz, Clint McDonnell, Danny Mentzel, Billy Miller, Dick Miller, Mary Alice Miller. ROW VII: Jack Mishler, James Misner, Kathleen Modisette, Jerry Morgan, Pamela Morgan, Mardell Motz, Sam Mutiley, John Muncy, Rex Nifong, Karen Odiorne, Keith Pillman, Richard Piper, John Poison. ROW VIII: Crista Rains, Linda Kay Rea, Terry Ann Rector, Glenn Reed, Harold Reed, Tandra Reed, Susan Reidenbach, Daniel Replogle, Teddy Schoettler, Mary Sue Schutz, Re Genia Schutz, Sue Schweisberger, Jon Scott. ROW IX: Wynn Allen Senff, Royce Sheetz, Janice Shumaker, David Sienicki, Barbara Silveus, Kay Sloubaugh, Sharon Slaubaugh, Jerry Slusser, Joyce Smith, Steven Snyder, Willie Solomon, Becky Stewart, John Stoller. ROW X: Melodie Stutzman, John Sullivan, John Swank, Dean Swingle, Kathy Tener, Karen Trayer, Anita Weaver, Judith Weaver, Steven Weaver, Allene White, David Whiteman, Steven Wise, Melvin Yoder. ROW Xl: Kenneth Young, Larry Young, Wayne Young, Phillip Zeltwanger, Miss Anglin, Miss Hochstetler, Mrs. Musser, Mrs. Schurr, Miss Shaum. 4 JL-, LK,. 5' L -54-f ' L LM igQfg,sf,f' F J i'. rr ,w. ,g be ieassm r f 5 eg ' 4, 1' Tr 1145 L , '. ,Q f R lFQM5 R . 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ROW Ill: Anne Clemens, Steve Cook, Sue Cook, Jennifer Croussore, Randy Farrer, Libby Faulkner, Billy Fisher, Marc Fisher, Dennis Fore, Elizabeth Garland, Janet Gilbert, Dwayne Gooch, Steven Grandstaff. ROW IV: Barry Griswald, Artell Gross, Eugene Hahn, Kay Lou Hagenau, Dennis Hardy, Jackie Hatton, Rebecca Hawkins, Richard Hawkins, Randell Hawley, Steven Heminger, Fred Herczeg, Rick Heyde, Mary Heister. ROW V: Paul Hirstein, Coleen Hoerth, Gale Hochstetler, Susan Huber, Marlene Huff, lrene Jensen, Barbara Kaylor, Kay Kiel, Barbara Yline, Bobby Kline, Jerry Krohn, Tim Kulik, Gale Laudeman. ROW VI: Sue Ellen Leeper, Debby Leman, Carolyn Lowe, S- L- mgsraswneserxzsen 0 0'-2 fDoa.0 - :I -4EoE5:,7r:-n-,,:oS.,-- ' 33330 5 r'mS '5'3 ?X? i?ge?ro3iZz mr vm C ... K - rr-. Ps- Z we-S'z3D3'o01'n32.o 0U3'2-.5-,-a:1-42.2-5-V.: -f' --4 x-rn n-A-g ca Ogz,-. x' :,,. ru ?.G '5'o 235 0:uf,'05.5 3 ,, -. i0?33? 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Bremen Enquirer Bremen Elevator Bremen Equipment Sales Bremen Fire Department Bremen Gray Iron Foundry Inc. Bremen Lumber 8. Coal Co. Bremen Quality Cleaners Bremen Rainbow Girls Bremen Radio Clinic Bremen State Bank Bremen Telephone Corporation Bremen Theater Brown 8g Sons Dr. Burket, M.D. Carbiener's Shoe Store Chamberlin Jewelry CoFlee Shop Dr. E. P. Cripe, M.D. The Corner Cox 8. Sons Plumbing 81 Heating Dausman Appliance Shop Dependable Builders Inc. Dettbrenners Machine Shop Dietrich Co. Eddie's Jewelry Enders Garage Farrer's Cigar Store Frank's Auto Sales Fisher's Store Fran's North Side Grocery Geib's Cafe Glant Funeral Home Dr. Haiflich, Chiropractor Hand's Upholstering Shop Harrington's D-X Service Station Harold's Shell Service Heiney's Flavor Treat lce Cream Heller's Paint 81 Wallpaper Store Hepler's Barber Shop Hepler's Hatchery Home Furniture Mart House that Jack Built 84 Huff's Furniture Store Don Kauffman Kelley Motor Sales Kenney's Super Market Glen Kile Friendly Service Kenny's Super Markets Kipfer News Agency Koontz Greenhouse 8. Floral Shop Koontz Hardware Koontz Rexall Store Lake Shore Grocery Mrs. Dale Laudeman Lemans, lnc. Leiter Radiator Repair Shop L. L. Long Elevator Lone Star Boat Co. Maggie's Shoe Repair Martin 8K Gragg Med-o-Mint Inn Oliver Miller Mobile Service Richard S. Miller 84 Son Modern Cleaners Moretto Motor Sales Mutti Motor Sales Murphy Barber Shop Paul's Flower Shop Ringle Marathon Station Roeder Chevrolet Sales 8. 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