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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

THE CLASS OF I959 Presents SPRIG O MINT IV' l..a Bremen Hugh School Bremen Indiana -..,-- Throughout this Atomic Age, more and more new inventions and achievements continue to develop. New, modern, work-saving equipment now serves our homes, schools, and communities. Top-notch scientists now realize the amazing possibility of outer-space travel by testing rockets and satellites. We, the students of Bremen High School clo not want to be tor- gotten in this modern world, for . . . WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. -v+. , ,sawwmmmix ,N tix ' i IIT if T T n SU HID ' X We-fs -Mv- W...s--M 1 . UH if --T El, , 1 -'Q-W g 1 El ww W g A ,ws K, M W, Y ,, , .. ,MW ,- YV., ,, . , v...se t P s , 1 I ,,f :wi Y 1 5 1 W. Z 5 E WE UQ rr T Table of Contents ..- Achvmes ...... ............. Sports .... ' -. -.,. Faculty ...... Clossqs nde lx,-,,1.,....J. ,Q x, , 1,9 ,. , School wouldnt seem rlght If we dldnt take time from our classes for a dauly gossip cmd gab sessnon I f f 4 Learn to Get Along with We students at Bremen Hugh learn from expert ence that sn order to succeed we must be able to get along wlth others Each day we plan and do many dlfterent things whuch require co operatnon from everyone Throughout the year we make more fruends as we duscover at school and on the 'ob that getting along wnth others IS really fun We learn the Importance of the part we play not only as un dlvlduals but as a group ? As the noon hour rolls around crowders and lnne buckers are a fomullor slght tn the cafeteria lane As soon as the last bell rings daily school books are thrown into lockers, and students rush for home. 5 Others in and Out of School That hi-fi music iust can't be beat for relaxation and pure enioyment. Students have carefree nights when dancing and party fun seem to overrule their classes and books. During our daily guidance period we learn more about our- Roger is working hard to earn a little extra spending money selves and others. 5 Fun and Work Combined to Make Our is Our iunior play, A Feudin' Over Yonder was a hill- billy comedy directed by Mr. McNew and our student director, Ron Laidig. We were all glad we had worked hard when we saw the large audience the night ot the play. Our senior play, Girl Shy, a comedy about two college boys, was directed by Mr. Solloway. Roberta Yoder was student director. Everyone agreed that the hnal perform- ance showed much time and thought. Midge Powell Jim Snyder and Ron Laidig are the actors in this amusing scene from our senior PGY Mrs Powers presents the best actor award to Jim Snyder for the excellent h d o a ing ke n r Y Practices for our lunlar play were otten confusing and hilarious Judy Myers was crowned Queen of the Sevior Play Her team sold more tickets than the other tearns headed by Doris Cannon Kathy Ptietter and Dixie Swartzlander J' 6 C ass Plays and Prom Successful The mosT wonderful evenf of our junior year was our prom nighT. We all waiTed for This nighT wiTh expecTanT anxieTy and suddenly iT was here. FranTically we cuT pinned Tied and Taped To Transform The gym inTo an orienTal garden. When we arruved we were amazed To see The beauhful resulT of our work We Threw our cares and worries To The Tour orlental wnnds and had The Tume of our luves IU Shangru La Surely Thus was a nughf we wall chensh and remember always John Snlvey and Dnxle SwarTz lander held The Tllles of Emperor and Empress aT our enchanTlng yunuor prom ' All The Emperor and Empress and Theur courT added The royal Touch That made our prom exTra specxal y-... 1 y-. Screarns of Ouchl l sTuv:k my Rnger and Hurry ua wnTh T e e chanting musuc of Al Rnccn and hrs band I-cepT us The Tape were heard when we de:oraTed The gym aancnng unTnI Twelve aclock on Thaf grand naghf 7 1 , , 1 . l l V, 4 - ' - u - 11 - 4 1 Q l 2 - T 4 , ' mm 7 A 3 f 'M I . 1 ' ' , an .I rl Y 7 , V ,k,A' 1 ..., , s.. T Fun, Fads, and Formals Provide Variety Socks in school? Of course lots of eml We saw every type of shoes this year but we found that they all served the purpose We were excited and thrilled to get our class rings but Every year would be the same if it weren't for the new look and latest craze each year. Teenagers stay on their toes trying to keep up with what is new. At the present the new fads are the most. But eventually they will fade, and others will take their places. However, we'll alway remember our fun, fads, ond foncies which played an im- portant part in our school days. else s before long some of us were wearing someone 8 l ! ' 1 f i I 1 4. 1 and Re laxatlon fro m Our Hard Work iii..-M.. 1 Mudge Powell football queen and her court were football field they were presented on our l nder was electe heart Dance the pep se Dlxle Swartza he annual Sweet and reng ned at t 9 Uh ImpfeSSlVE Q roup the mg ht d sweetheart QUEEN thls YSGV Our basketball lung and queen Jerl Gun ner and Mudge Powell added sparkle to sslon the doy they were crowned .XXX 1 X X 6 . , 9 ' 4 l W I hx A , V o xe Q fl l t , . ,D I I , 1 'w l 9 Bremen Students Gain Experience and Learn to Pat Chidister, Dick Kauffman, and Outstanding high school students are selected each year to represent Bremen in many different ways. Some stu- dents' achievements bring honor and recognition to them- selves and to the school. Others worked hard at camp and conferences to bring back ideas to make Bremen a better school. Still others spent their time keeping the com- munity informed about our activities. In each way, all these teenagers learned that the part we play as representa- tives is also important. Roberta Yoder compare notes after returning from Girls' State and Boys' State. Q-gqglggl Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y representatives brought back ideas and information from their camp last summer. Midge Powell and Joyce Baker learned the basic rules for putting a Sprig together at Journalism Institute last summer. Accept Responsibilit As They Represent Our School Sclentuflc minds work hard on protects for the annual sclence fan' Carol Hahn was chosen Marshall County Dairy Queen Jerry Hummel recelved recognition for Lunda Booker and Judy Myers were constantly asklng has excellent work on the FFA secre for unformatuon as they reported school news to the tary s book ll papers 'X ,Xl 4 , , c f , . Q A , 'X :1 A my X. Y ,f ef?-1:1354 ' ff riff: fffswfaf , . 2 2-'faefgfg' I ,, Partlclpatlng In All Phases Our moth IDSYFUCT problems or helps us sharpen our dull mlnds on tricky Home economucs IS a valuable course for preparing future home makers of School Life, We At tlrst our schedule seemed complicated and dntllcult Then we became tamlllar with It and began to gain some buts of knowledge from our classroom sesslons We en toyed the privilege of having opportunltles sunted to our own nndlvxdual Interests and needs Sometimes our efTorts seemed pointless but we later reallzed their value and learned that now and In the future WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART r-s rx I'-4 Looking for somethong boys? Experiments are only a few of the many actxvmes performed by the chemistry class 12 O O O O O Q . . gt . As fy . , . . I T' 2 f , ' we 2 Sf - as ze 9 ff? i f a1'f r 1 'my T f 1 H, . , . - l l.,,,,.,,, H' ' I Prove That We Also P ay an Important Part B S' I ' 9 f'W Future nurses learn from actual experience here at school Accuracy and speed In fypnng are musls for the successful secretory Prachce leaching IS an ocvuvnfy of the future teachers Form shop bqyg legm 10 solve some of fhe problems that may confront them on the farm 13 Q o Q I 5 0 C- ri 7 'X ff x 3 I f 1 iff I 4 CL- lj! X 4 N 470 D , 4 4, fy? ' rn 'lr fi ACTIVITIE . . . the many organizations which have provided pleasant memories for students of Bremen High - remembering, or forgetting, all those committee meetings, plus doing our school work . . . learning the importance of working together, creat- ing together . . . and most important, living and sharing to- gether in this modern world . . . for in activities . . . WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. Sprig Staff Tries New Advertising Miss Wiebel, Midge Powell, Tom Tucker, and Glenice Stephey find something amusing as they discuss a new venture, pictorial advertising, al- though it was mostly hard work. I Art editor, Catherine Klingerman, typist, Linda Booker, and feature editor, Roberto Yoder work together to make the Sprig a success. BOTTOM LEFT: Irma Slabough, Kathy Pfiefter, Joyce Baker, and Doris Connon hold conference to decide some details on a layout. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dick Kauffman, Dave Michael, and Gerald Wagley think hard to determine iust what pose would be best for a specific picture. During the school year of 1958-59, the Sprig room was the scene of frantic activity. Everyone's help was employed in our search for accurate information about our school activities. Our adviser, Miss Weibel, was always ready to help us solve our toughest problems. Somehow every question was answered, every problem solved, and the last pages of the 1959 Sprig O'Mint were sent to the printer. Editor-in-Chief. . . ..... Midge Powell Associate Editor. , . .... Glenice Stephey Layout Editor. .. ......... Joyce Baker Art Editor ...... ...Catherine Klingerman Feature Editor .... ......... B ert Yoder Class Editor ...... ...Irma Slabaugh Business Manager .... ..... T om Tucker Sports Editors .................... Dick Kauftman Photographers. . .Dave Michael and Gerald Wagley Adviser ........................... Miss Weibel 1 5'6 1. Student Council Discusses Student Problems Roberta Yoder, Vice President, Sue Balsley, Pub- licity Agent, Dave Michael, President, and Glenice Stephey, Secretary, discuss possibilities of guidance material with Mr. Shively. The Student Council was based on a new method of representation this year. In addition to the members elected by the students, a member from each guidance room was appointed by the teachers. They discussed stu- dent problems connected with school policies. The members planned all-high parties, worked on a Senior Directory which is to be kept up to date each year, and held a mock election. The Student Council members were in charge of guidance discussions concerning voca- tional and educational guidance. Karen Davis, Sonya Schramm, Fred Becknell, and Ted Huber work on information for a new student handbook. Judy Gilbert, Dick Reidenbach, and Kenny Hummel change Lynn Wolfe, KC1Yl1y KOU5f'f1GI'1, JOY1 YOdGI', Gnd Wilford l'l0l'If1 the motto in the hall. get the cokes ready for an all-high party. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Promote High Karen Tucker Kay Misner and Wanda Sanborn look at their completed Thanksgiving baskets with satisfaction All the Tri Hi Y girls worked hard on their baskets to cheer the patients at the hospital The Year 1958-1959 has been a busy one for the Tri- Hi-Y as they endeavored to set higher standards for the students of Bremen High School. They created good will in the community by making Thanksgiving baskets filled with food and cheer to take to the hospital, and caroling at Christmas time. They cooperated with the Hi-Y by spon- soring a Harvest Hop after a football game and planning the Best Girl Banquet. To raise money the girls sold salt- water taHy at various times during the year. The girls climaxed the year with the Ideal Ladies Banquet honoring the Ideal Ladies who had been kept secret all year. ROW 1 Dori Connon Kay Mlsner Pat Beery Kathy Ernsberger Judy Shoup Naomi Ealing Judy Fisher Marilyn Keyser Ann Drudge Mary Dettbrenner ROW ll Jeanette Glek Lois Hersh berger Sandy Miller Carolyn BonDurant Barbara Kimble Shir ley Germann Christine Olsen Donna Candler Sonya Schramm Midge Powell ROW lll Mrs Molebash Karen Tucker Mary Peters Marilyn Kaylor Carolyn Hutt Lynn Benson Wanda San born Sue Balsley Roberta Yoder Joyce Balsley Carol Sue Payne Sue Rader ROW IV Karen Davis Mary Barnett Sandra Muftiey Marvalene Whitehead Marlene Trefun Rita Carpendar Carolyn Knoblock Jackie Espich Pat Heckaman Susanne Sherry Carol Hahn 18 :' , ', , , f' , , , - I A Il ll I I I I 1 1 I I .I I . ll' I r I. I I .4 I I I I ' 41 I I '- . :, , , . Standards of Chrlstlan Character The Hr Y boys were busy thus year as they served the commumty and set an example of good character for the students of Bremen Hugh School ln addition to theur IOIHT H1 Y Tru Hu Y protects these boys took care of our coats and hats at basketball games and kept us supplned wlth score cards In thus way they earned the money to send three boys to Camp Tecumseh the H1 Y otlflcers tratmng camp They also sent a contrtbutron to World Servnce Q H --4.4.-. XL...,,,, Tom Tucker and David Mrchael are busy puttlng the names an the score board for the game ROW I Duck Kares Jam Morrus Charles Huff Norman Schunn Jerry Kllne Jer: Gurtner .llm Snyder ROW ll Barry Pfefterle Bull Goodlng John Sulvey Damel Sherry Larry Hnrstem Larry El hott Jum Brown Leslre Grebe ROW lll Mr Koontz Jam Lemon 19 Duck Kauffman Jett Mast Bob Walker Steve Harrrngton Alton Hochstetler Allen Neher Tony Gunterman ROW IV Roger San born Davrd Mnchael Ted Huber Everett Walterhouse Wayne Bowen Tony Zentz Tom Tucker Bob Armstrong O O . . . . . . , . . - . 8 . I - T - - I ,A . . K 1 'No . , ' v x . , 1 A ' '- I - ' K -4 1 , I , 1 rs. N' 9 , . ' ' w ' We vm. f ., ' an M. 1 f . 'hm . 9 . Yiri' t O A I , y g - Ls, T Q U 1 . ' ' , . A f x l T r , A . . , .-' 4- - I I . , . - ' - ' V T , h . , T 4 fi: , j , Q I ,K K . I 4 1 I I 1 1 ' -1 I , , 1 I f , , . 2 , I , , I ' r 1 , , ' , I I , , r f , 4 3 - 1 ' I , , 1 - Key Club Begins Its New Era ,NN ROW I: Ken Hummel, Mike Rishel, Dick Maurice, Mark Kelly, Dick Reidenbach. ROW II: Tony Gunterrnan, Richard Moser, Daniel Sherry, Ken Becknell, Roger Sanborn, Jim Reese, Allen Neher. ROW III: Jim Lemon, Don Smith, Jeff Mast, Gregory John Silvey and Jett Most proudly hold up one of the sweat shirts which has iust arrived for the Key Club members. Bolt, .lan Yoder, John Crittenden, Kirk BonDurant, Bob Walker. ROW IV: Kent Koontz, John Silvey, David Welch, Jeri Gurtner, Larry Hirstein, Lester Bellman, Mike Cripe, David Michael, Ted Huber. 20 A new club sponsored by the Kiwanis has taken its place in our high school. This club prepares teenage boys for the parts they will play as citi- zens after graduation. The members have performed several services for the benefit of the community such as setting up the Red Cross Blood Bank, selling beef barbe- que tickets for the Kiwanis, helping at the Hospital Auxiliary chicken barbeque, helping the Kiwanis sponsor the Kiddies' Day Parade, and repairing toys for needy children at Christmas. They also sponsored several dances for teen- agers, a hayride, and a skating party. One of their maior projects was buying a slow-motion proiector for the athletic department. To raise funds they sold concessions at football games and at the B-team tourney. They also had a pancake supper. Y F C Plans Inspiring Meetings ROW l Fred Becknell Vice President Glenice Stephey President mittee Chairman Jo Ann Herendeen Quiz Captain Karen Davis ROW ll Miss Heuthei Sponsor Karen Stephey Welcoming Com Agent David Rader Follow up Chairman Movie Operators Aid Teachers ROWI Rodney Schweisberger Jim Snyder Nr Masten Gerald Wagley ROW ll Jerry Sheneman Roger Sanborn Fred Beclcnell Norrran Schini Ronald Laidig Roger Thayer Lestfr Bellman 21 0 0 0 o o o Violet Crowell, Vice-President, Kenneth Carlsen, Pray Chairman. Social Chairmang Joyce Baker, Pianist: Garry Loucks, Publicity 7 O Home Ee. Club Prepares Future Homemakers .fx ROW l Sharon Dletrlch Jane Wallace Kathy Allen Marilyn ROW lll Janet Knobloclc Martha Kuntz Pat Chldlster Violet Davls Mary Margaret Neve Sally Rader Beth Ernsberger Crowell Bonnue Weldy Sandra Wagoner Dlxle Swartzlancler ROW ll Miss DeVoss Karen Tucker Barbara Huff Marlon Marne Sllveus Knobloclc Susan Sherk Janice Baker Patsy Klel Miss Tyler Future Nurses Help with Blood Bank Us 4-1 Q- ' 45 f,..o-... N257 ROW l Judy Gilbert Violet Crowell Judy Shoup Naornl Ealmg ROW lll Phyllis Schutz Mary Washnock Barbara Kumble Chrns Nancy Huff Karen Gleb ROW ll Kathleen Pfelfler Sandra Olsen Susan Sherk Karen Muller Muftley Mary Neve Aloma Schutz Beth frnsberger Mrs Hlbner 22 , 5 , V fir , V - I V, , N4 . ag' K I 5 ' 2' - , 3 at 1 5 . Y, I XX X I I W 1 1 r I Z 1 1 I - 1 - f , , . , , , , , , , , - O fx.,-I-, l ' 'lf 29512 -- ., 'kv W ' ff W '--fi-5 . I A -4, .. M ,W 'C' 5 K ' sf .- '- vm, V A dw- . te Q23 3. A M 6 3 1 1 f 4 4 1 7 I V I 4 1 A , , f , 4 . F. T. A. Members' Learn Teaching Methods The officers, Midge Powell, Carolyn Forsythe, Carol Schini, Jackie Espich, Sonya Schramm, Ann Drudge, and Miss Baker confer on plans for an approaching meeting. Don Smith, Jeanette Giek, Shirley Polson, and Carol Hahn work to make Apple Day, a day in honor of the teachers, 0 SUCCCSS. Ted Huber leads Lois Hershberger, Jeanette Giek, Tony Guntermen, Jackie Espich, and Dick Kauftman as they sing the club song. '-iff' :IAA The F.T.A. is an organization which gives students inter- ested in teaching an opportunity to learn more about that profession and helps them to gain practical experi- ence. Each member gains one point per hour for assisting teachers and tries to earn 50 points a year. Special speakers kept the club informed on up-to-date teaching methods. This year the Del Kappa Gamma held an area F.T.A. meeting at Bremen. Student representatives from schools in this area were present to hear the talk on college requirements for teachers. 5113 .ms we-vie S11 ff ....,.....,.. ., T wi. e., .- ..t. 5 rv gg, mfr' iii' il .i,f'm..i4f Nev fltttlt A L 3 1 g ,5 . .. KT Kenny Hummel, Carol Paine, Pat Beery, Kathy Ernsberger, Barbara Miller, Carol Schini, Shirley Polson, Sue Rader, and Barbara Kimble work on scrap books for the children's hospitals. J ,. - , 4 23 F. F. A. Develops Agricultural Interests - - A 44 -L 4 r ! l is ROW I: Mr. Vernon, Kent Laudeman, Kenny HUH, Wilford Hahn, David Rader, Harvey Scheetz, Roy Bellman, Fred Becknell, Roger Kieth Slabaugh, Rick Unsicker, Leonard Rauch. ROW ll: Ronald Thayer. ROW IV: Gerald Wagley, Richard Baker, Lester Bellman, Spicher, Doug Snyder, Paul Blosser, Norman Schini, Jim Snyder, Jerry Hummel, Donald Reed, Ken Becknell, Kirk Bon Durant, Gene Ronald Laidig, Dean Baker. ROW Ill: Keith Berger, David Huff, Kauffman. - Norman Schini Lester Bellman Alton Hochstetler and Roger Thayer do some last minute cramming before participating in a Tool lnspec tion Contest Working together, the F.F.A. boys learn through experience many things which will make them suc- cessful tuture farmers of America. Some of their major activities are Dairy, Crop, Chicken, and Soil Judging Contests, and Tool Inspection Contests. An annual project which is a valuable service to the farmers in the community is the Pest Contest. The boys see who can win the highest score by killing the most pests. Several of the F.F.A. boys also participated in the state-wide speech and essay contests. A new venture of great significance was the numbering of each rural home in Marshall County and making a tile for the Bremen Fire Department. 4 H Projects Keep Members Active Sr ROW I Carolyn Carlsen Judy Anderson Patricia Glant Melba Weber Joy Whitlock Letricia Schultz Marlene Sheetz Sandy Grossman Mary Moser Judy Morgan Brenda Htester Mary Jane Lemon Fonda Church ROW II Judy Bowen Sharon Ernsberger Carla Winterrowd Carolyn Kline Linda Grossman Carol Grove Diana Swank Connie Tyson Beverly Griffin Joyce Horner Dorlnda Johnson Vickie Yoder Jean Payne Jackie Ernsberger Karen Reed Donnell Hochstetler ROW III Rebecca Lehman Linda Sisk Lenore Novach Brenda Schramm Pamela Smith Linda Smith Karen Winterrowd Beverly Matz Connie Hand Jackie Davis Sharon Muster Marlene Riechert Cynthia Hochstetler Chyre Manges ROW IV Carol Reed Susan Sherk Carolyn Baker Sylvia Thomas Dorothy Moser Barbara Zimmer Carol Tripansnnski Kar Znllmer Carolyn Sahlhoft Joyce Baker Carolyn Huff Barbara Huff Mary Beth Moretto ROW V Miss Tyler Nancy Gurtner Judith Gilbert Barbara Kumble Patricia Heckaman Ruth Berg Marilyn Davis Janice Baker Barbara Miller Carol Hahn Rosalie Clauss Karen Davis ROW I. Bill Silveus, Dennis Harrington, Darrell Thornton, Stanley Hahn, Don Huff, Walter Bensen, Mike Sheetz, Dick Griswold, Mike Martin, Conrad Tucker, Paul Noble Heyde, Rodney Snyder. ROW II: Wayne Hummel, Nelson Zillmer, George Grandstaff, Nelson Hahn, Kieth Roeder, Bruce Grifhn, Charlie Schreiner, Donell Hochstetler, Sue Keller, Christine Keyser, Jane Baker, John Forsythe, Michael Hansen, George Mohler, ROW III: Kenneth Hutt, Gene Kauffman, Wilford Hahn, Kae Zlllmar, Barbara Miller, Ricky Bell- man, Alton Hochstetler, Paul Blosser, Jerry Hummel, Lester Bellrnan, Kiefh Berger, Michael Swank, Marshall Heckaman. ROW IV: Kent Laudernan, Eric Bolt, David Rader, David Hutt, Donald Reed, Douglas Snyder, Ronnie Laidig, Barbara Huff, Susan Sherk, Bonnie Schultz, Judy Laidig, Harland Leeper, E. W. Vernon, Spanlsh Club Studles Mexican Customs .J nw. ROWI Mrs Spencer Barbara Huff Sue Rader Mary Sue Dettbren berger Barbara Mxller Carol Schlnt Sandra Mtller Carolyn ner Kay Mssner Kay Wudmar ROW ll Make Cnpe Wasyl BonDurant Kenny Hummel ROW IV Sue Balsley Lynn Benson Karpenko Rnchard Maurxce Barbara Glomp Nettle Heckaman Shnrley Palson June Snyder Cathernne Klungerman Glemce Stephey Bonnie Schultz Bull Keyser ROW lll Jeanette Gxelc Lois Hersh Jackie Espncn Bull Goodtng Llbrarlans Help Students Flnd Books ROW l Cathertne Kltngerrnan M55 Slwvley Barbara Glornp ROW ll JoAnn He endeen Caro,n Frsher Irma Slab ugh Carolyn Bonllurant Nettle Heclcarnan Jeanette Gtek Barbara Muller 2 Dance Band Gains Popularit ROW I: Tom Maretto, Carolyn Furst, Karen Gieb, Phillip Fifer, Carol Reed, Catherine Klingerman. ROW Il Chris Olsen, pianist, Mike Cripe, Larry Hirstein, Charles Hutt, Jeff Mast, Donald Reed, James Baxter, David Michael, Jackie Espich, vocalist. The Bremen High School Dance Band was or- ganized in l953. Each year try-outs are held and members selected. The band this year consists of trombones, saxophones, drums, coronets, bass, piano, guitar, and vocalists. Each year the dance band plays for several out-of-town engagements. They also play for several school dances, one basketball game, and give a performance at the annual Spring Concert. The dance band is an organization which gives its members much enjoyment along with their hard work and provides entertainment for its listeners which is very much appreciated. Pep Ba nd Energetic Band Members Enjoy Flutes: Phylis Sheetz, Kathy Ernsberger, Carolyn Huff, Susan Sherk, Judy Shoup, Marvalene Whitehead. Oboes: Sandie Miller, Pat Chidister. Bassoons: Kay Misner. Clarinetsz Lynn Benson, Rosalie Clauss, Carolyn Fisher, Judy Gilbert, Betty Grandstaff, Pat Heck- aman, Lois Hershberger, Beverly Keyser, Marilyn Keyser, Barbara Kimble, Judy Laidig, Sandra Mumey, Carol Sue Payne, Jane Price, Sally Rader, Susan Replogle, Bonnie Sweisberger, June Snyder, Peggy Wilson, Karen Davis, Ann Drudge, Naomi Ealing, Lana Fisher, Susie Dettbrenner, Shirley Germann, Carol Hahn, Nettie Heckaman, Kathleen Pfeiffer, Marlene Trefun. Saxo- phones: Rick Bellman, Keith Burger, Rita Carpenter, Carolyn Furst, Kathy KauHmen, Tom Moretto, Jerry Kline, Carol Reed, Nancy Gurtner, Philip Fifer, Karen Geib, Barbara Huff, Sonya Schramm. Comets: John Crittenden, Joyce Huff, Kay Hummel, Sue Rader, Doug Snyder, Wayne Bowen, Larry Hierstein, Charles Huff, Jim Leman, JeH Mast, Roberta Yoder. French Horns: Eric Bolt, Rick Bowen, Beth Ernsberger, Bill Gooding, Shirley Polson, Bonnie Schultz, Bonna Candler, Jackie Espich, Leslie Grebe, Katherine Klingerman, Midge Powell, Bob Walker. Trombones: Kenny Carl- son, Paul Felton, Wilfred Hahn, Gene Kauffman, Kent Laudeman, Gary Loucks, Leonald Rauch, Harry Sheetz, Dennis Wison, Pat Beery, Verdon Feldman, Dave Michael, Allen Neher, Bill Keyser, Donald Reed, Ronald Spicher. Baritones: Ted Huber, Everett Walterhouse, Greg Bolt. Bass: Tom Sumpter, Dale Allen, Jim Reese. Percussion: Caroline Knoblock, Ada Price, Mary Peters, Jack Clauss, Mike Cripe, Violet Crowel, Christine Olsen, Daniel Sherry, Kay Widmar. Playing and Marching Together Our Band Director Mr Wnl son an our drum mayors Chris Olson and Mlke Crtpe seem to be busy preparnng musxc for a band show Interest In the band has grown untul It seemed ad vusable to solnt the former band unto two sectnons one con sustrng ot sensors and lunnors the other of sophomores and freshmen The bands marched IH varaous parades durmg the sum mer for football games and performed alternately at basketball games They sold candy to buy a hu fl set for the band room and partnczpated ID the annual Fall Wan The outstanding achnevements of our band have brought much recognutlon to the school The flag swmgers who dnd such a good 'ob for our band thus year were Carol Schtnu Ada Prmce Shirley German June Snyder Shlrley Pol son Loss Hershberger Naomi Ealmng Kay Mus nel' Our twlrlers Susan Sherk Sonya Schrarnm Bonna Candler Ann Drudge Phyllls Sheetz Pat Heckaman Bonnle Schultz worked hard on thetr routunes which added sparkle to the band 99 0 0 . I ' f fwv G - ter and Spring concerts. In , X Jr, -- . I I . d Choir and Glee Clubs Provide Enter ROWI Donno Reolcer JoAnn Herendeen Koren Tucker Bonno Make Crape Roger Prnce Dovnd Mnchoel Ted Huber .lockle Condler Joyce Boker Nettle Heckomon Morze Sllveus Scmdle Esplch John Hcugen Keck ROW ll Mary BorneTT Rlchcrd Reldenbczch Por Chldlsfer Choxr ns o hugh school orgonlzofnon whlch ploys on denTs leorn The True volue of music ond come To op prec1oTe The porr :T ploys Under The durechon of Mass Boker The chonr hos had on busy yeor ln oddmon To gayxng Toll wnnTer ond sprung concerTs The choir provlded good musxc for us oT The Thonksglvung ChnsTmos ond EosTer progroms As The chour members blended Their vonces Together They leorned Thor noT only rnduvuduolly buf os CI group we olso ploy on lmporTc1nTporT Joyce Boker plornst gets her cue from Mlss Boker lust before o performance 30 -1 .3 V imporTonT porT in our school life. ln This ocTiviTy sTu- , If I Il ainment for School and Communit anno ROW I Mass Baker Sandy Keck Donna Reaker Barbara Muller Candler Mary Barnett Jackle Espuch Pat Chldlster Nancy Huff Susanne Sherry Marte Sllveus Karen Tucker Nancy Swlngle Jeannine Hawkins Joyce Baker Janlce Carothers JoAnn Herendeen Ltnda Klnng ROW ll Nettle Heckaman Bonna V' I ' l . o ' N , Q . ' 1 ' , ff' I . 'WE ' -., writ if 'J A1 'li t - I I 1 N N ' lv 5 Z is - N-5 pe x. - N W . ,.. . .M N 1 Q x fx ., ' ' I J s.. 1 I 9' y X Wi 'Q Q ' ' ' , , .5 V N r . - , . Q ,, A ... .5 X R , ns- U ,x ., A ' 5 X ' C C nf - , NW ., , 7 1 5. - N ll . N , .4 ' - V 1 A , 3 Girls and Boys Glee Clubs are sub dlvlslons of Concert Chonr These two clubs work hard to polnsh musical selec nonsto me smoontnovnng Hnmhed pro duct we hear when they perform for us Nhw Baker chow dwedor and Joyce Joyce Baker accompannst for both Glee Clubs and Concert Choir led these or gannzatlons through an active musucal year INR Illllllll D ROW l John Hagen Jeff Mast Duck Retdenbach ROW ll Mtke Crtpe Davcl Mtchael Duck Maurnce ROW Ill Ted Huber Ken Becknell Roger Price Dave Waggoner 31 ROW I: Jack Grifllng, Bonnie German, Verba Miller, Willard Misner. ROW Il: Shiela Swank, Craig Raeder, Barbara Brewer, Pat Miller. ROW Ill: Mr. Livengood, Robert Berg, Diana Miller, Mr. Mosier. Junior High Students Enjo Jr. High Band ROW I lverticallyl: S. Marshall, T. Miller, D. Harrington, D. Keck, B. Silveus, J. Heckaman, R. Berg. ROW ll: D. Miller, A. Powell, S. Hahn, M. Swank, T. Walker, B. Brewer, R. Radnovich. ROW III: C. Grebe, N. Schurr, D. Balsley, B. Ealing, G. Schmitt, M. Heckoman, A. Martindale. ROW IV: B. Sheetz, M. Sheetz, B. Ames, J. Grilting, B. Rockeweg, S. Hirstein, C. Roeder. ROW V: R. Groverson, T. Gieb, M. Crittenden, S. Kemp, F. England, J. Schultz. ROW VI: C. Dausman, L. Davis, D. Wilson, L. Michael, K. Yoder, Sheila Swank. ROW Vll: J. Waltz, P. Miller, J. Hum mel, B. Matz, L. Gunterman, M. Yoder, C. Baker. ROW Vlll M. Bauer, S. Leeper, B. German, M. Reichart, J. Fowler, S. Cross C. Kauffman. ROW IX: M. Bonham, D. Keyser, G. Adams, B Morris, W. Fisher, P. Wilson, J. Hutt. ROW X: C. Carlson, B Leeper, J. Carbiener, H. Sienicki, S. Meister, C. Tripsansky, B Zimmer. Twirlers: C. Ptefterle, K. Huber, S. Grossman, S. Jones Jr. High Student Council ,f Eighth Grade V Chorus X l my ' X 'bg . ,PN ROW I: Barbara Brewer, Clarence Yoder, Robert Wilson, Jerry Fore, Jean Heinke, Linda Stephey. ROW ll: Connie Matz, Dean Holderman, Tom Zentz, George Schmitt, Darell Thornton, Willard Misner, Miss Baker. ROW Ill: Barbara Morris, Janice Fowler, Dorothy Hohman, Jolene Hummel, Stella Holland, Dorothy Moser, Wanda Fisher. Variety of Activities Seventh Grade Chorus ROW I: Donna Pittman, Kathleen Whitsel, Martha Kaylar, Nancy Keil, Beverly Matz, ROW ll: Connie Bennett, Helen Cox, Betty Young, Lois Michael, Denilyn Wilson, Mary Jane Hill. ROW III: JoAnn Whitlock, Barbara Walters, Susie Andrews, Sue Becknell, Rose Reed, Brenda Rockeweg. if X 0 s Qi' fsfx N7 X S PCRT . . . the exciting times, skillful plays, and an opportunity to work together here at Bremen High - winning our first con- ference football championship . . . watching that basketball roll around the rim . . . cheering for our team until our throats were raw . . . learning from competing with others that . . . WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. Football Brings New Spirit ROW l: Jeff Mast, Jan Yoder, Greg Bolt, Wosye Karpenko, Bill Gooding, Dick Maurice, Don Smith, Ken Bennette, Mr. Tiede. ROW ll: Danny Spagnola, Tom Sumpter, Tony Gunterman, Dean Baker, Jim Morris, Tony Swartzlonder, Dick Kaullman, Duke Andrews. ROW lll: Barry Pefterle, Terry Hand, Stanley Koontz, f P-ful Tom Wilson, Wayne Bowen, Don Reed, Richard Baker, Jeri Gurt- ner, John Silvey, Mike Rishel, Mr. Bunge. ROW lV: Bob Armstrong, Larry Hand, Gary Allen, Tony Zentz, Larry Swank, Dave Jones, Dale Allen, Bill Keyser, Wayne Border, Ted Huber, Ben Hecka- man, Mr. Nierste. Bremen's gridders in their second year of varsity com- petition had a very outstanding season. The Lions won 7 out of 9 games after losing most of last year's first string through graduation. Bremen came through to win the newly formed Northern State Conference with a perfect 5-O record in conference play. Three Bremen players were picked for the all-conference team. They were Greg Boltgguard, Terry Hand, end, and Duke Andrews, half- back. Scores Bremen... ... O Goshen ....... ... .. 20 Bremen.. . .. . l3 Washington Clay . . Bremen... .. 7 New Carlisle ... Bremen... .. . l9 Baugo Township . . Bremen... ...l3 Plymouth ..... . 33 Knox .... . . Bremen... ...32 Bremen... ...l4 North Judson ., Stanley Koontz watches Dick Kauttman, John Silvey, and Dale Allen as they practice for the big game coming up. 36 7 to the Field of Sports Freshman Football Scores Bremen .... l9 Knox ....... . O Bremen .... O New Carlisle . . . . 27 WK, Bremen .... 27 Nappanee . . . . 20 5' Bremen .... O Baugo .... . . 19 Bremen .... I3 Plymouth . . 32 Bremen .... O Penn . . . . I9 Members of football squad toughen up for coming season of play as coaches Masten and Nierste look on. A A it - as ROW I: Rich Bowen, Ricky Hand, Mike Murphy, Bob Snyder, Stillson, Dick Kares. ROW Ill: Richard Kline, Paul Felton, Francis Robert Forsythe, John Burgess, Harland Leeper, manager. ROW ll: Smith, Larry Capron, Clifton Freels, David Snyder, Coach Nierste, Burdett Maine, Eric Bolt, Ted Hepler, Kenneth Carlsen, Ronald 37 Cheerleaders Create Booster Club Basketball Cheerleaders Mdge P ell So yo Sch J dy Shoup d K y Wd od o r o pp o Football Cheerleaders At football gc e o o es ca c te cto y Cheerleaders Gain Experience B Team Cheerleaders The tide of school spurnt ran hugh as Naoml Ealrng and Kathy Kauffman led our cheer mg sectuon an some rousung yells 1 -1 L css. Jr Hugh Cheerleaders Dnana Muller Cheryl Hrrsteln and Pat Muller provuded enthusuasm at the lumor hugh games as they encouraged the team wlth their yells Freshman Cheerleaders Carol Reed Januce Baker Nancy Gartner and Sally Rader were chosen by the var srty cheerleaders They gamed much valu able experlence by cheerleadlng for the freshman games um ROW I: Jim Reese, John Silvey, Fred Becknall, Barry Ptefterle. ROW ll: Ted Huber, Jeri Gurtner, Terry Hand Richard Moser. ROW Ill: Mr. Tiede, Tony Zentz, Verdon Feldman, Bill Keyser, Everett Walterhouse, Paul Blosser. Varsity Ends Season with Fine WE THEY Jimtown . . . .,,. 55 .... 43 Bourbon .... . . . . LaPaz... ...6l .... 57 Tyner ..... Lakeville ... ... 60 .... 54 Tippecanoe ....... Wakarusa . . . . 56 ..,. 40 iCounty Tourney? Nappanee .. . ... 39 .... 78 Rochester ..... . . .. Walkerton ... ... 40 .... 35 Nappanee ........ Plymouth ......... 42 .... 47 Knox ........ .... Warsaw .......... 50 . . . 48 New Carlisle ..... . . iHoliday Tourneyl Plymouth .......... Argos ..........., 46 .... 56 Washington Clay . . . Madison . . . . 66 .... 76 Argos ...,.... . . . . Culver .... .... 6 3 .... 61 iSectiorial Tourneyi Now lest's really go, you guys! Record of Victories THEY Tiedes cagers turned in a 42 winning season by netting ll wins in 20 starts as they finished second in the conference. Senior forward Jeri Gurtner, was the leading scorer, and Everett Wal- terhouse won the free-throw award. The Lions fought hard all the way and came close to scoring several more wins for their record. The determined expressions of these varsity players show how hard they worked during the season. ,,..4 Bremen's B-Team turned in a victorious season by winning T6 of I8 games. In addition, to their fine showing during the regular season Coach Nierste's boys were the champions of a four-way invitational tourney. This fine record gives hope of a bright future for the Lions Manager Barry PferHerle hands out towels Seasonfs aftero hard practice THEY THEY Jimtown . . . . . .. . 28 Washington C ay LaPaz ... ... ... 30 Culver Lakeville .. . . . . .. . 42 Bourbon Wakarusa .... . . . . . . 40 Rochester Nappanee .. . ... ... 32 Nappanee Walkerton ... ... .. . 30 Knox Argos ..... . . . .. . 28 New Carlisle Madison . . . . . . ......,... 36 Plymouth B-Tea m Recieves Trophy for Wi nm ng Tourney ROW I: Duke Andrews, Dick Riedenbach, Mr, Nierste, Wasyl Karpenko. ROW II: Kenny Bennett, Jan Yoder Dale Burkholder, Wayne Border, James Holland, Dave Jones, Gary Allen, Richard Moser, Tony Swartzlander Jim Morris. 33 34 3U These boys on the freshman team seem to agree that un order to have a good team they all have to work together Scores THEY Syracuse Jlmtown Nappanee Wakaruse Madnson Plymouth LaPaz Argos Lakevnlle Penn Townshlp Freshman Team Makes Good Showing In Competition ROW I Ronald Stlllson Eric Bolt Kelth Berger Robert Forsythe Rick Hand Rack Bowen ROW Il Coach Armstrong Clnfton Freels Robert Burgess Paul Felton Dave Snyder Larry Capron Duck Kares .lum Morrus Burdette Marne 42 l WE ' ................. 33 .......... 40 47..........28 ' ................. 42 .......... 20 New Carlisle .....,...,.. 32 .......... 42 ' ................ 45 .......... 32 ' ............ 49 .......... 51 Eighth Grade WE THEY LaPaz 33 .. I2 Walkerton lf? .. 25 Tyner .... 33 .. 24 Madison .. 29 .. 26 Bourbon .. T9 .. 17 Nappanee 23 .. 33 Plymouth l7 .. 33 Lakeville . 24 .. 25 Tourney Plymouth . T8 .. 26 Walkerton 27 .. lo ROW I: George Schmitt, .lim Heckaman, Ronald Radnovich, Tom Zentz, Bob Berg, Jerry Fore, Bob Ealing. ROW II: Coach Masten, Willie Misner, Jerry Marshall, John Kuntz, Carl Grebe, Robert Wilson, Bob Bennitt. Junior High Teams Have Seventh Grade LaPaz . . . Walkerton Tyner ....... Madison , Bourbon . Nappanee Plymouth . Lakeville . WE THEY 17 .. 20 26 .. I8 27 ,, 17 24 .. 37 17 ., I6 T9 .. 21 21 .. 28 I4 .. 21 Season of Fun and Practice KNEELING: Tom Walker, Craig Roeder, .lack Grifiing, Terry Miller, Ricky Graverson, Jack Stock. STAND- ING: Pat Cripe, Steve Muffley, Gary Grell, Dennis Keck, Coach Masten, .lay Bowser, Jerry Schultz, Eldon Anglin. Track Events Highlight Spring Season O R T H d Dave Johns ROW Ill James Holland Ken ROW I Duke Andrews Don Smith Roy Bellman Fred Becknell Dick Jim eese erry an Kauffman Dick Maurice Wasye Kapenko Paul Blosser ROW ll Becknell Gary Allen Ted Huber Larry Hand Tom Wilson Wayne Jeff Mast Jan Yoder Bobby Walker John Silvey Tony Gunterman Bowen Everett Walierhouse Tony Zentz Mr Bunge Paul Blosser and Wasy Karpenko place first and second in the mile race at the county track meet 44- Bremens tracksters fared exceptionally well last spring winning seven out of eight of their meets and placing second and third in the four relays They climaxed the season by winning the county track meet Several county marks and ten school records were broken Scores Bremen 9OV2 Argos 4 3 Bourbon Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen 9V2 Madison Walkerton Lakeville Warsaw Ri ey New Carlisle Lapaz Plymouth Napannee Culver M A 7l2 6OV2 34V2 7l 2 X2 Cross-Countr Participates in Area Meets ROW I: James Holland, Tony Gunterman, Mr. Olsen, coach. ROW Il: John Hagen, Allen Neher, Ken Becknell, Jim Reese, Wosyl Karpenko, Paul Blosser, ROW Ill: Dale Borkholder, Verdon Feldman, Everett, Don Reed, Richard Moser, Fred Becknell. The cross-country boys put in some grueling hours running four miles each day to get in shape for the meets when they run two miles. Bremen's team had a fair season this year, winning four out of nine meets. They also finished ninth out of nineteen in the sectional at Mishawaka and fifth in the South Bend Central Relays. The leading runners were Paul Blosser, Bill Karpenko, Tony Gunterman, James Holland, and Jim Reese. Scores lLow Score Winsl Bremen Syracuse ..... Bremen South Bend Riley Bremen John Adams .. Bremen Goshen ..... Bremen Warsaw .. Bremen SWGCUSE: .. Jim Reese times Paul Blosser and Bill Karpenko as they Bremen Warsaw practice for the next meet. Bremen Argos . ROW! Duck Mauruce Duck Kauffman Jum Morrus Mr Tuede Tony Swartzlander Greg Bolt Roy Bellman and Barry Pfefferle ROW Il .lum Reese Ted Huber Larry Hand Davud Wagner Everett Walterhouse Stanley Baseball Team Wuns County League Champuonshup Bremens baseball team had an excellent season had the best battung average huttung 459 for the sea wunnung l4 games and losung l They receuved a trophy son and Ted Huber had the most huts wuth 23 We are for bemg the champuons of the county summer base proud of our baseball team whuch worked hard to ball league Most of the putchung was done by Terry achueve theur success Hand 6 O and Tony Swartzlander 7 l Jum Morrus Bourbon Argos Tyner Tuppecanoe Plymouth Bourbon West equupment Season s Record THEY Culver Argos Culver La Paz Tuppecanoe Tyner THEY Sprung us lust around the corner when the manager hands out baseball 1 WE WE 5.... 4 8.... 2 2.... 0 5 LaPaz .......... lO .... 9 Plymouth ..... I5 .... 3 3 l 2 ' ..... 20 .... 2 ,....... I2 .... o ' ....... 5 .... 3 ' .... u9..u. 5 2.... 5 2 l Variety of Sports ,Z -6 W I A ' , A D Y Football games provided excltem nt for ROW I 'WE Sandra Keck Carol Roth Sally Rader Beth Ernsberger Sally Farrer Sharon Dnetrrch Vnrglnra Hall ROW ll Beverly Key ser Bonme Schwelsberger Karen Tucker Sue Balsley Susan Replogle Susan Sherk Bonme Schutz Barbara Huff Carol Lynch Wanda Hatton ROW Ill Ka Sondra Schutz Carolyn Furst Rosalle Decoratung for the Sweetheart Dance was lots of un Clauss Mlnme Jones Mary Neve Vlolet Crowell Bonme Weldy Janrce Boker Kathy Kaultman Peggy Wllson Carol Reed Mrs Armstrong ROW IV Sharon Forsythe Joy Carothers Kay Hummel Nancy Gurtner Pam Helney Aloma Schutz Jeannette Hawknns Ruth Berg Phyllis Sheetz A A Girls Participate In a Variety of Sports The Grrls' Athletic Assocratlon gives the gurls a chance to par tlcrpate In group athletncs Some of these Include bowlung, vol leyball, basketball, softball, and many others Around Thanksgiving and Christmas time you wnll always flnd the G A A girls selling cookies to rarse some money They also sponsor the annual Sweetheart Dance to which everyone looks forward At the end ot the year they glve a banquet rn honor of the semors and name the outstanding senior gurl l 48 ,- J: ' l ,- ::.'1 '.f ' . Y -4 -- 0 W 3 - 4 S , 5,,,,sl,f,,-jg, Y , .T f 5 9 1 f, f 5 - Y- . . My ' I , I em., ' L 1cf5f'.:I ' . f . '.r:,,. ,- - -' , . iv - 1 'S X s. W . Z I I I I I . l I I I I I I I 1 - 1 I I l I 1 I 1 . 1 , , ' , ' . o Q o 0 O Q O O O r Get that tipoff, girls! Volleyball is one of the favorite sports with the G.A.A. Hong on, kids! Don't let her full. Look ot us! We're o pyramid. X Tumbling is os much fun for those who watch os it is for those who participate, D K X Q 'X 'W' FACLI LTY . . . those who have helped us to gain and enjoy the op- portunities of Bremen High - guiding and advising us as we crammed for those last-minute check-ups . . . helping us with those problems that had no solutions . . . giving us marks in their gradebooks, sometimes little black ones . . . and always making their earnest efforts to impress us that . . . WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. Bremen High School Staff Looks Mr EDWARD SECOR Superintendent of Public Schools Mr EVERETT SHIVELY High School Principal The head of our high school department is a busy man as he works with us students and our problems He has had a large amount of responsibility in teach ing us the importance of the ports we play as individuals A new superintendent has taken a position as the head of the faculty staff. Mr. Secor came to us from Knox where he was the Superintendent ot City Schools, He graduated from Purdue University in l943 with a B.S. degree and obtained his master's degree from that school in l95O. Our superintendent is an important person in our educa- tional system. He supervises the activities of the faculty and staff to provide us with the educational opportunities which we enioy every day. He works with the school board to determine school policies and performs numerous tasks daily which help keep the gears ot our educational system running smoothly. Mr MELVIN MOSIER Elementary Principal Mr Mosier is busy supervising the activities of the elementary and rumor high schools He guides stu dents as they prepare tor their high school days and choose the curriculum which they will follow as they train for future usefulness 52 to the Future As They Guide Students Wm Grlfllng DVM Treasurer Roy Kauffman Secretary L C Lemon Vlce Presldenf Maynard R Ealing Presldenf Chester Huff Board Member Edward Secor Supermfendenf i 4557 'in- Mrs HUFF Clerk Mrs BAHR Clerk Mrs HIBNER Nurse Mlss SHIVELY Lubrarlcn 33 Mrs ERICKSEN Secretary School Board Ns Facult of 59 Mrs ROSALIE ARMSTRONG Heath Phys Ed Indiana Central B S G A A Cheerleaders Freshman Sponsor Mr DON ARMSTRONG Science Soclal Studies Indiana Central B S Assistant Football Coach Mass JUSTINE BAKER Muslc r Indcana University AB F T A Senior Sponsor Mr DON BUNGE Driver s Education Indlana Central A B Football Coach Mrs DORIS DeMOSS Englush Latln Indiana Umverslty AB Freshman Sponsor MISS MARY DEVOSS Home Economucs Cafeteria Ball State M A Mrs ANNETTE GOON English Maruan College A B Mnss RUTH HUETHER ypung Engllsh Taylor Unnversuty B S Ball State MA Freshman Sponsor 54 Y I - . . X ' - A t , Health - Phys. Ed. Y T I i D Facult of' 9 Mr. LOWILL KOONTZ Biology - Moth Boll State, B.S. lnidona University, M.A. Hi-Y, Junior Sponsor Mr. DON LIVINGOOD Social Studies - History Monchester, A.B. Co-Sponsor Jr, High Student Council Mr MORRIS MASTEN History Phys Ed lndlono Central B S Junior Hugh Coach Mrs GENEVA MOLEBASH Mothemotlcs DePauw University A B Tri H1 Y Junior Sponsor Mr HAROLD NEWGENT lndustrlol Arts Central Normal College B S Key Club Senior Sponsor Mr FRITZ NIERSTE Social Studies Indiana Stote Teachers ollege B S Senior Sponsor Mr DONALD OLSON Science Moth Boll Store Teacher s College B S Cross Country Sophomore Sponsor Mr RALPH REPLOGLE Business Monchester A B lndnona University MCS Concessions Sophomore Sponsor 55 ,.. ,.. I ,.. 1 ,,, ' 1 ,,.. ,I 1 9' Facult 56 o 9 Mr GLENN KLINEDINST Jr Hugh Mathematics North Manchester B S Indnana Umversuty M S Mr JERRY SOLLOWAY Hlstory Indzana Unrversrty B S Class Play Dlrector Junnor Sponsor Mrs ARDIS SPENCER Englush Spanish Indiana Central A B Spamsh Club Freshman Sponsor Mr LOREN TIEDE Industnal Arts Basketball Coach Mlss MILDRED TYLER Home Economncs Indnana State B S Home Ec Club 4H Sophomore Sponsor Mr EDWIN VERNON Agriculture Purdue Unlverslty BS F F A 4 H Freshman Sponsor Mr ARTHUR WILSON Band Boll State B S Sophomore Sponsor Miss SALLY WEIBEL English Indiana Umverslty A B Sprung O Mrnt Advlsor Sensor Sponsor f Y ,f r ' , ,. Ball State, B.S. Q f Our z l ' I, 5 g. ,. I z C , fi? 1 'C ' Z' 'ff 'fi 'fla- ,J '11 l Asaiisegmair Q Cooks Mrs, Pauline Miller, Mrs. Betty Brown, Mrs. Edna Loude- man, Mrs. Edith King, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Bolsley. 57 fr 6 'fx ,U W V ff' ' A in, er if 5 A , ,dm ,, . Helpers Serve Us Daily rs , li M B ,Q Custodians 9 71, in 1-lj Mr. Charles Bowen, Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mr. Frank Biggs, 0 A 'IN Mrs. Balmer, Mr. Adin Chidisfer. ik, V A L 'ii' il fl s -, nr H hu' . A 'P F an 'if I ' f f 2, 9 Bus Drivers ROW I: Mr. Emery Reed, Mr. Richard Huff, ROW Il: Mr, Elmer Miller, Mr. Richard Booker, Mr. Dale Huff, Mr. Adin Chidisfer. Molebosh, Mr. Leroy Hirsfien, Mr. Debert Mr. Charles Bowen. Snyder, Mr. Delmo ROW III: Mr. Ward Senll. CASSS . . . those of us who have spent and will spend unforgettable years at Bremen High - asking classmates, Now what was that assignment? . . . trying to confine the confusion of class meetings to the outlines or parliamentary procedure . . . ex- changing class rings with someone special . . . rushing to beat the bell . . . working together and discovering that, as classes . . . WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. k Class of '59 ROBERT ARMSTRONG Big, strong, and silent is he, Happy-go-lucky and carefree. Football Monagerf lntramural Sports: Spanish Club, Hi-Yg Sprig Staff. JOYCE BAKER Shy a but and qulet too But on the fob when there s work to do Class Officer Treasurer 4 H Reporter Jr Play Chorus Cholr Sprlg Staff Layout Edltor Journalism Institute FRED BECKNELL Cute and blonde he s liked by all Havnng a smlle for great and small Basketball Track Crass Country F F A President Treas urer Student Councll Freshman Football Jr Play LESTER BELLMAN Lester s busy rn F F A We know a good farmer h ll be some doy Freshman Football 4H Reporter lntramural Sports Sprsg Staff ROY BELLMAN Here s another Bremen guy But his heart s at Madison Hugh Baseball Basketball Track lntramural Sports Cross Country Football F FA PAUL BLOSSER He s our track man Can he runl Stull has tlme for all his fun Cross Country Bas etball Track F F A Sentlnal 4 H Vice Presldent Sprlg Stall Sports Edntor lntramural Sports Sensor Play GREGORY BOLT Sometimes Greg s sllly a little but And with the gurls he s quite a hut Key Club Treasurer Band Vlce Presldent Baseball Foot ball Basketball Class Offlcer Treasurer Student Councll Dance Band Spanish Club Sprlg Staff LINDA BOOKER As a friend we thunk she s the best Not enough room to say the rest Student Councnl Class Ofllcer Treasurer Sprlg Stal'T Booster Club School Reporter 60 Class of '59 BOB BURGH To him, loaflng is the best, 'Cause he is in love with rest. Basketball I BONNA CANDLER Bonna s known to everyone As a gurl who s out for fun Tru Hu Y Cheerleader Chorus Concert Cholr Band Gurls Glee Club G A A Spanish Club Sprlg Staff Senior Play JACK CAROTHERS With never much to say He goes on from day to day Baseball Intramural Sports JANICE CAROTHERS Very shy when flrst you greet her But sociable when once you meet her G A A Chorus PATRICIA CHIDISTER A good lndustrlous gal IS she A truer friend there couldnt be Student Council GAA 4H Chorus Concert Cholr Girls Glee Club Band Glrls State Alternate Jumor Sensor Plays DORIS CONNON She s small In build but not In splrut Band Trl Hu Y G A A Sprug Staff MIKE CRIPE I go for women as you can see But lust one s enough for me Student Councll Class Officer VscePres1dent Publncnty Agent Spanish Club Key Club Dance Band Football Band Presldent Drum Malor Chorus Concert Chour Sprlg Stott BEVERLY GERBER Youll know that she s about When you hear laughter and shout Tru Hu Y Vlce President G AA Sprng Staff Junior Sensor Plays 61 11 1 - 1 11 A I 1 . . ' - u . I - - I I I I I f . . si f I 1 11 - 1 11 I . 11 1 - II . . .7 . ,, . . . 1 - 1 11 1 - - -1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' I , . ' I ' 1 r I I We'Il tell all who want to hear it, , . . . . . ,, , . I .I .-I r . J . . 5 11 1 1 - I 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I1 I I I1 Y' - - 1 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 ' 1 9 JERI GURTNER From West Hugh to Bremen he came To go down rn our hall of fame Hn Y Treasurer Jumor Play Band Class Officer Pres: dent Basketball Baseball Track Football JEANNINE HAWKINS Tall slender and very dark She s a gurl wnth lots of spark G AA Chorus Band BENJAMIN HECKAMAN Couldnt mlss hum If you d try Cause he s qulte a hunk of a guy Football Baseball Freshman Basketball Track F F A Sprlg Stal? NETTIE HECKAMAN Truest of friends Nettle IS And at studies quite a whnz Band Glrls Glee Club Concert Cholr Llbrarlan Class flcer Secretory Spanish Club Secretary Jumor Play Glrls State Alternate LARRY HIRSTEIN He may thunk school s a terruble place But If he does you can t tell by has face Hn Y Key Club Band Dance Band Intramural Sports Sprlg Staff Photographer JERRY HUMMEL He s tall and shy But what a guyl Basketball Track Cross Country 4 H F F A Intramural Sports Sprng Staff DICK KAUFFMAN Sometumes foolush and sometlmes wlse A beaming smile for one his slze Basketball Manager Football Baseball Track Hn Y Presl dent F TA Presxdent Student Council Class Olflcer Vnce President Sprng Staff Sports Editor GEORGE KIEFER In these days of SCIEHTIGC speed George s mind IS the one you need Class Officer Vlce President Sprlg Stal? Sensor ay 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 11 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 . . .7 1 . 11 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 .. .1 ,, . . . 1 1 . . . ,, I I I I ' . A 1 ' . ' I 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 11 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 11 1 1 11 1 1 - 1 - 1 1- -1 f 1 ,, . , . . 1 . . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 - 1 - F - - -1 I I 1 1 1 - 11 1 - 1 1 - - 11 1 - 1 1 Pl Class of 59 LINDA KLING She s sometumes classed as benng shy But there s often a twinkle ln her eye Chorus Gurls Glee Club YFC CATHERINE KLINGERMAN Speaking of talent she has qulte a lot Some day as an artlst shell find her spot Spanish Club Llbraruan Band Junlor Play Sprlg Staff Art Editor ALBERT KNOBLOCK lf at s studies he s not the man But If Its mlschnef he has a plan JANET KNOBLOCK Eyes blue slze petite A pretty girl very sweet MARTHA KUNTZ Wuth a diamond on her hand She smnles and says Aunt love grand? Home Ec Club RONALD l.AlDlG As our president he s one of the best But to has patnence rt was quute a test 4H President Recreatlonal Leader FFA Presldent Rec reatuonal Leader Class Omcer Presudent Junuor Play Student Director Sensor Play Sprlg Staff KENT MARTINDALE Here IS somethmg everyone knows lf he s serlous It never shows Key Club HARLEY MEISTER Sometlmes you ll hardly know he s there But he has a sense of humor rare lntramural Sports Freshman Football H , - - r - - 1 - , , , - , H , . ' 1 ' ' 2 1 ' , U -, - , , , . ,, . . ,, , . H - - - - ,, Home Ec, Club, Band, Sprig Staff. ,, . - , - r - , , ,, - t , f . . . . ,, ' I I r I 2 . . ., : , ' i : ' 2 ' - H - - , r - - U ,, - , , , H Class of' DAVID MICHAEL He s very likeable so we hear Always loyal and slncere Band Concert Cholr Boys Glee Club Student Council President HIY Secretary Key Club Sensor Director Sprlg Staff Photographer JIM MILLER Fun and frollc IS for me As I make my llfe a lute of glee Track Cross Country Freshman Football Freshman Basket ball Intramural Sports JUDY MYERS She IS sweet and she ns shy But she sure has caught one man s eye Student Council Sprlg Statt School Reporter BARRY PFEFFERLE He IS little and he IS wise But he s a terrlor for hrs slzel Football Manager Baseball Freshman Basketball Track HI Y Intramural Sports Cross Country KATHLEEN PFEIFFER Kathy wall be a cheery nurse We know her patlents wont need the hearse Club Band Sprlg Stall Junuor Play MIDGE POWELL A pretty cheerleader for our team An outstanding girl who s on the beam Trl H1 Y Secretary FTA Hrstorlan President Cheer leader Class Officer Treasurer Publnclty Agent Junior Senlor Plays Journallsm Instntute Sprlg Staff Edltor Band Hustorlan Llbrarlan ROGER PRICE Blue eyes and dark curly halr He s laoklng for a maiden fair ross Country Track Chorus Boys Glee Club Concert Cholr Student Councrl Intramural Sports Junior Play DONNA REAKER Not very tall an fact qunte small But fair and sweet and Ilked by all Girls Glee Club Concert Choir Chorus Y F C 64 K 11 1 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 q, ' 1 '- 1 1 1 ' ' 1 11 . . 1 - I 11 A 1 - 1 1 - 5 I f - 1 1 1 11 '1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 , , . . ,, 1 1 1 1 4- 1 I ' - x 11 - 1 - 1 1 11 I. Y.F.C., Reporter, F.N.C., Secretary, Presidentg Home EC. 1 1 ' 1 ' - I 11 1 - - 1 11 '- 7 1 1 - - 11 ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 'Q H 11 - I 1 - - - 11 C -- 1 1 1 ' 1 . I . I I . . . . ,, l 1 . ' . . 1 1 1 - - - -Q Class of JAMES REESE In our hlstory It goes down Of all our class he was the clown Baseball Football Manager Track Cross-Country lntra mural Sports Band CAROLYN SAHLHOFF Sweet and friendly that I5 she Let s all hope she wnll happy be ROGER SANBORN Roger ns always full of vlm This old world needs more like hum HI Y Key Club Class Play Intramural Sports Cross- Country Track Junior Play NORMAN SCHINI Are there thoughts true and wlse Behlnd those bug brown dreamy eyes? FFA Vlce President HIY Jumor Play CrossCountry Freshman Football Freshman Basketball RODNEY SCHWEISBERGER Wlllful wild headstrong too He sometimes made his teachers u F F A 4 H Junior Play JERRY SHENEMAN Quiet ways special charm The unspoken word does no harm F F A 4 H MARIE SILVEUS Write IldOWl'1 In your book Marne IS really qunte a cook 4 H Chorus Home EC Club Secretary Concert Choir Sprug Staff Photographer JOHN SILVEY He s a man of manly mold Bullt for sports and contests bold Hu Y Vice Presldent Key Club President Basketball Football Track Prom Kung Intramural Sports Sprlg Stal? Art Edltor 65 ,, . . 1 11 , . I I I I ' j . 11 - - 1 1 1 - 11 ,, . . 1 . . . ,, ' I I I I I I - 11 - - - 11 1 1 - - -1 I ' I I ' F 5 . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 . . .7 - 5 . 11 - - 1 11 .. 5 - . ,, . , . 1 . . . ,, ' I I - 1 I I , . 11 1 - 11 ' 1 I 1 I I I I I I 1 Class of '59 IRMA SLABAUGH Her merry laugh rings through the air We d miss it if it werent there. Concert Choir- Girls Glee Club, Spanish Clubg Y.F.C.- Sprng Stat? Class Editor JIM SNYDER Jim is always full of zip He s a guy who makes girls flip Hn Y FFA Treasurer Chorus Concert Choir Boys Glee Club Track Junior Senior Play RONALD SPICHER Here s a guy with no desire To set the good old world on ire F F A Band PATRICIA STANIFER Since Pat is such a witty one She makes her life a lute of fun Sprng Stott Booster Club Junior Senior P ays GLENICE STEPHEY Laughing eyes pretty hair We think she s a gurl beyond compare Spanish Club President Class Officer Secretary Pres: dent Student Council Secretary Sprug Staff Associate Editor YFC Secretary President Jumor Senior Plays DIXIE SWARTZLANDER Cute dark and naughty a but ls it a wonder she s always a l'llf7 GAA Student Council Booster Club Class Ofticer Sec retary President FN C Prom Queen Librarian Girls State Delegate ROGER THAYER Sometimes the teachers thunk he s bad But he s really a good hearted lad F F A 4 H TOM TUCKER m standing on th brink of a great carer Someone push me oHl Student Council Boys Glee Club Chorus Basketball HlY Publicity Agent Sprung Staff Business Manager Junior Senior Plays 66 1, 1 1 1 1, , 1 1 1 , . ,,. . . A 1 A I ' ' dl A . 1 I I- I ' I ' ' 'I I I I l I I 1 ' 11 1 - - 1 f- 1, .. .5 . ,,. . . 1 , . ,, 1 1 1 l - 1 1 1 1 - 1, 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 -. .1 1 1 1 - 1, . - 1 - 1, ---1 1 1 1 - XR' 2 1' I, . . I 1 '- V 1 u i 33 'P '- 11, - A l e e in If I 1 . -1 1 1 , . Class of '59 GERALD WAGLEY He goes has way day by day Wuth always a frvendly word to say F F A Basketball Manager Track Sprrg Stal? Pho- tographer Senlor Play SANDRA WAGONER A qulet charm a pleasant way A successful gurl she ll be some day Cheerleader DENNIS WALKER Just me and my car We get around where the better things are Band GLENNIS WELDY An athletlc lady wuth assets so many If she has faults we can t thunk of any Band Sprlg Staff DAVE WELSH Why bother myself wrth worry and care? Before I know It Ill have a gray ha Freshman Football Key Club F FA ROBERTA YODER Heres a gal whos qunte a lass She s the hot rod of our class Band Trl Hu Y Presldent Class Ottlcer Secretary Student Council Secretary Vuce Presldent Girls State Dance Band Sprlg Staff Feature Edutar Junior Play Senlor Play Student Director 1 Z5 1, 9' 1 iii! - 'r' ' Q,.:' l.! ' x V, , Cr, Urs... Q' -Lp F F F as -.fffzf g , Nr. -1 i ,J Seniors Finish Last Year of ork and Salutatorian S Valedictorian Nettie Heckaman, Salutatorian, and Glenice Stephey, Valedic- torian, worked hard to keep up their scholastic rating dur- ing their high school years. fssfgiifflf' 4 At last we were seniors. It was just as thrilling as we ex- pected. The days flew and before we knew it we were getting ready for commencement. Normal everyday ac- tivities took on immense proportions because we were doing them for the last time. As we marched down the aisle in caps and gowns, we were struck by the fact that our part as seniors was over and that we were about to take our place in the world where WE ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART. Honor Students Dick Kauftman, Gregory Bolt, Roberta Yoder, and Irma Slabaugh also worked hard to achieve high scholastic ratings. Other honor students were, David Michael, George Kiefer, Joyce Baker, and Catherine Klingerman. D. A. R. Good Citizen Glenice Stephey, a very active member of the Senior Class, was elected DAR Good Citizen of l959 for Bremen High School. 68 Play at Bremen Hi h School Whatll we do with all thus money IS he question being asked by the class officers Mudge Powell publzclty agent Ronald Lcudlg president Glemce Stephey secretary and Mike Crnpe vlce president 5 Sensor cords were the result of some of our ambutuous sensors active ,nf j Selectmq our commencement announcements caused a lot of dns When the tlme come to be measured for caps cusslon but our commlttee dnd a Une 'ob and gowns we reallzed that graduatuon was lust around the corner 69 ' ' ' ? ' t 5 - L t I Q . 'z ' . H Q , 9 imagination and hours of hard work. . l t , :V V l I of , WC? 'KV' 1 'C' Juniors lnltlate New Dale Allen Loulse Baker Rlchard Baker Mary Barnett James Baxter Ken Becknell Pat Beery Jack Bennltt Mary Bollenbacher Wayne Bowen James Brown Jack Clauss Vuolet Crowel Karen Davis Susne Dettbrenner Ann Drudge Noam: Ealung M A Kathleen Ernsberger Jackie Esplch Verdon Feldman Phllllp Flfer Judy Fisher Lana Flsher jg Sharon Forsythe Karen Gleb Shirley Germann Jeanette Glek Barbara Glomp R.. les Grebe Tony Gunterman Carol Hahn larry Hand Terry Hand Gordon Hardy Steve Harrington Jeanette Hawkins Alton Hochstetler Leonard Hlxon Ted Huber Barbara Huff Carolyn Huff Charles Hull Nancy Huff Marc Kelley Ball Keyser Pat Klel Marlon Knoblock Kent Koontz Robert Koontz 7-' Dauglos Laudeman 70 Ideas In Class Proyects Jnm Leman Don Manges JeH Mast Barbara Muller Karen Muller Rlchard Moser Allen Neher Christine Olsen Donald Reed Steven Rogers Sonya Schramm Alomc Schulz Joe Selelm Susan Sherk Daniel Sherry Judy Shoup Wayne Shumaker Kuelh Slabaugh Jerry Smnh Dan Spagnola George Stanlfer 'N Doug Sumpfer 5 we E Wai! 4363? Larry Swank ,ef 4? A Marlene Trefun Robert Walker Everelf Walferhouse Marvalene Whllehead l Tom Wilson Darwin Yoder Tony Zentz 71 Fl' These lunuors on the Prom Steerung Com mmee have lust hut upon the soluhon to one of thenr prom Troubles l r, . r . L hx L yi Don Smilh ' hr ' ' 1' . VV I a- ly X ' D of 3 Sophomores Search for Gary Allen Kelfh Andrews Georgia Anglln s., Dean Baker Joyce Balsley Sue Balsley Kenneth Benneit Lynn Benson 3 ji 6 d Ruih Ann Berg Esther Bollenbacher Carolyn BonDuranf Kirk BonDuronf Wayne Border Inn? Dale Borkholder Ruta Carpenter KWH' John Crlitenden George Dalton Eddle Enders Jamle Farrer Carolyn Fisher Carolyn Forsythe Judy Gulbert lrvmg Green X J Wlllnam Goodmg Beify Grandsialf John Gagen Julle Harizell abd, Wanda Haffon ,A Pafrlcla Heckaman JoAnn Herendeen lols Hershberger Frances Hull Vlrglnla Hlll Kaihryn Hochsfetler David Huff James Holland Kenneih Hummel Davld Jones Douglas Jones Bull Karpenko Eugene KauHman Marllyn Kaylor Sandra Keck Joyce Kelly Marilyn Keyser Barbara Kumble Jerry Kline Carollne Knoblock s.. Dennls Knoblock Stanley Kunlz 72 Money making Proyects Judlih Laldlg Kent laudeman Davld Loucks Richard Maurice Homer Muller Sandra Muller Kay Mlsner Sandra Muffley ,B N, Carol Payne If Ma ry Pere rs Shirley Polson Ada Pnce Jane Pnce Sue Rader Duck Rendenback Susan Replogle Mike Rlshel Carol Roth Wanda Sanborn Carol Schlnl Bonnle Schuliz 4, KaSandra Schutz Susanne Sherry Janice Smnh Douglas Snyder June Snyder Karen Stephey Tom Sumpier Tony Swarfzlander Bull Swmgle Bull Symon Karen Tucker 63' Dave Wagoner Mary Washnock Kay Wldmar Jan Yoder Dennls Young Af' ililr 73 'nv 'vs . A 1, 'mf X .,,,,., Ls , V '. ' kvrv V A , if v I D l A X Phynis scheetz ff f' A , ' , , L . 'vi t 1 ' , I ,. V. Vlvl, 3 47 V, , . W A R d 7 'BBQ 'ft 4' -QI if Freshmen Plan Work and N V1 S51 1 Ex My if vi. ' Q ' 1 4' Sv ., CATHERINE ALLEN GEORGE ANDREWS JANICE BAKER DONNALINE BASSETT RICK BELLMAN KIETH BERGER ERIC BOLT RICK BOWEN CLAYTON BOWLING JOHN BURGESS ROBERT BURGESS DAVID BURKHOLDER ERNIE BURKHOLDER INA BUKHOLDER LARRY CAPRON KENNETH CARLSON JOY CAROTHERS ROSALIE CLAUSS MARGARET COUNTERMAN CHARLOTTE GRAIG MARILYN DAVIS SHARON DIETRICH JUDY EARLY LARRY ELLIOT BETH ERNSBERGER SALLY FARRER PAUL FELTEN ROBERT FORSYTHE VERN FORSYTHE CLIFTON FREELS CAROLYN FURST MARY ANN GEIB NANCY GURTNER WILFORD HAHN RICKIE HAND RICHARD HARDY PAMELA HEINEY TED HEPLER LLOYD HERSHBERGER JOYCE HOLDEMAN ERWIN HOLEWINSKI JOHN HUFF JOYCE HUFF KENNETH HUFF KAY HUMMEL MINNIE JONES RICHARD KARES KATHY KAUFFMAN BEVERLY KEYSER xi mg I 1. WILLIAM KIEL Fun for Coming Years RICHARD KLINE SHIRLEY KOVACH HARLAND LEEPER GARRY LOUCKS CAROL LYNCH BURDETTE MAIN TOM MANUWAL JERRY MARSHALL MIKE McGOWEN THOMAS MORETTO JIM MORRIS MARY MARGARET NEVE DAVID RADER SALLY RADER MARLOW REAKER CAROL REED DEVON REED ROBERT REED LEONALD ROUCH BONNIE SCHWEISBERGER HARRY SHEETZ LESTER SLERK JOAN SLABAUGH MARY ELLEN SLABAUGH FRANCIS SMITH ROBERT SMITH BOB SNYDER DAVID SNYDER CALVIN SOLOMON DOUGLAS STANIFER RONNIE STILLSON NANCY SWINGLE RICKEY UNSICKER JANE WALLACE JIM WALLACE BONNIE WELDY JIM WHITE DENNIS WILSON PEGGY WILSON LYNN WOLFE DONNA YOUNG MIKE MURPHY f I 4 L. I 91, 'U we 'Lv Xxx I 7 QU ill 3 s. .JG in I , 3 1 I vi' X F 2' ,, 4 ' f. 4 . I . -A in f NLXXJ, V ' A B ,bs PAUL REPLOGLE A I can QQ? ,f . A I- 'f I QQ IIA, lx I .rf 1 I gg I fwxix. I In A L, , A l 'H W' . ,Q I XR, -' 56.0 1 W' - ,Q 4 1 Luang we I 'T F 6 1-1 ., vs So S-+11 41' SWR ll EEG L Eighth Grade ROW I Sharon Andrews Carolyn Baker Duck Balsley Bob Ben nltt Robert Berg Mlke Bonham Vera Borkholder Barbara Brewer Carolyn Carlsen Wulma Chupp Donald Coffel Herman CoHel Sheila Cross ROW II Bob Ealnng Wanda Fisher Jerry Fore Janice Fowler Carl Grebe Linda Gunterman Dennis Har rlngton Robert Hatton Jlm Heckaman Marshall Heckaman Jean Helnke David Herendeen Sheryle Hlrstem ROW III Dor thy Hohman Dean Holdeman Stella Holland Judy Huff Jolene Hummel Sherrue Jones Sally Kemp Roland Klxng John Koontz . v Kai' 4 fy Beef X ,Yo kj Steve Marshall Alan Martindale Connle Matz Patrlcla Mast ROW IV Katie Muller Patrncla Muller Wlllxe Mlsner George Mohler Barbara Morris Dorothy Moser Connie Pfeflerle Donald Radnovnch George Schmitt Nick Schurr Bull Sllveus Merlin Sla baugh Clarence Solomon ROW V Linda Stephey Kay Stutzman Sheila Swank Darrell Thornton Joe Urednlck Jenmfer Waltz Frank Washnock Helen Whltsel Patricia Wxlson Robert Wilson Clarence Yoder Kay Yoder Marne Yoder ROW VI Tom Zentz accvvur 1,1 ,. 14-3 J' H123 637: f-3 X , ' e 3.1-' c ' I.. l ' J 1 C i -lf 'cm Id in ic 1 Q, SCM s If f 2 c 4 X+l7t.p x I1 2' 4 f ' , .iw I 5 , W E I, A, A.. 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'I 511: , A t. fi A , i.- , O in I f G 9 S92 J YH ur' atm Am ff N N -ww if it I 5 at sv Wt Jag, 2: 'YH we Sixth Grade Melster ROW V Loss Mtchael Wlllnam Mnddaugh Diana Muller ROW I Gall Adams Bob Ames Susle Andrews Eldon Anglnn Davld Bauer Sue Becknell Connie Bennttt Sandra Blech David Bollenbacher Jay Bowser Davld Boyer Phtllp Burkholder Ray Burkholder ROW Il Albert Campbell Judy Carbnener Helen Cox Pat Cnpe Mark Crittenden Cmda Dausman Lanetua Davus Faydene England Tom Gelb Bonny Germann Rnckey Graver son Gary Grell Jack Gruffmg ROW III Sandy Grossman Stanley Hahn Mike Hall Gerald Hershberger Darla Heyde Mary Jane Hull Jay Hochstetler Dennus Holewunskl Kathy Huber Carol Kauffman Martha Kaylor Dennls Keck Garrle Ketchum ROW IV Dons Keyser Nancy Ktel Donald Klme Clayton Klmgerman Allce Koontz Dennls Krathwohl Karen Jensen Leon Leeper Sandra Leeper Allen Long Carol Lozuer Beverly Matz Sharon Terry Muller Verba Muller Terry Mnsner Steve Muftley Page Neve Donna Plttman Eugene Radnovlch Rose Reed Marlene Rnechert Brenda Rockeweg ROW VI Craug Roeder Owen Rogers Jerry Schultz Letncha Schutz Wllllam Shearer Bruce Sheetz Marlene Sheetz Mnchael Sheetz Ronald Shumaker Helen SIGHICKI Eleanor Slabaugh Stanley Slusser Make Stull son ROW Vll Jack Stock Gary Stuntz Mske Swank Carol Tru pansky Tommy Walker Jo Ann Whitlock Katy Whltsel Betty Young Gary Young GaryT Young Kay Znllmer Barbara Zummer Barry Zimmerman NOT SHOWN Owen Schmucker Fannie Borkholder Mnrlam Kuhas iv ' ir A In ,Y A Ax Y V x 't 1 e?,?,S ' N' ' K fe, .E . 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'R Seven ROW I Mrs Balrd Robert Arnat Gary Barnett Carolyn Bollen bacher Kam BonDurant Danny Bowlmg Rlcky Carothers Sharon Ernsberger Lunda Forsythe George Grandstaft Barbara Hand Llnda Harrington Luella Hershberger ROW II Michael Hull Davld Hochstetler Donald Hoerth Donald Huff Shirley Huff Wayne Hummel Janet Ktpfer Jay Kllng Connue Leeper Marcia Manges Tom Odaorne Roger Reaker Kathryn Reed ROW III Carla Sanborn Douglas Stump Glorua Welty Laura Yoder Sarah Yoder Mrs Baumgartner Judy Anderson Arthur Bahr Jane Baker Barry Beeson Walter Benson Brian Claeys Jacque lyn Ernsberger ROW IV Kent Farrer Constance Hand Rucky Hardy Tum Hartzell Stanley Heckaman Judith Hochstetler Elanne Hummel John Julnan Irvm Kaylor Robert Kiel Glorna Kno- block Jackquelyn Leeper Rea Leeper ROW V Robert Marck Pamela Muller Gary Odlorne Eruc Parrow Josephme Rogers Brenda Schramm Keith Soales John Solomon Sally Sulllvan Denms Unrue, Jo Ann Washnock, Sandra Weiss, Mr Rouch II T7 in 1 v, 1 IIS X.-v dis L xx 'H M 2 m QS 5 th Grade ROW VI Carolyn Anglln Barbara Bennltt Jerry Berg Janet Blech Ralph Burkholder Theresa Clauss Pamela Fisher Bruce Griffin Richard Gruswald Cheryl Hardy Keuth Hardy Donell Hochstetler Shlrley Holdeman ROW VII Charlene Hummel SuZane Kumble Denms Marshall Mnke Martun Gregory Moon Bully Moren Judy Morgan Carolyn Rea Barbara Sherk Diana Shumaker Laura Slabaugh Owen Slabaugh Barbara Lunn ROW VIII Deborah Tyler Rebecca Unslcker Nelson Zlllmer Mr Relmer Tern Blue Bully Bierce Judy Bower Robert Bowser Owen Burk holder Jacque Davis Tom Dettbrenner Phyllis Fowler Noel Haw ley ROW IX Patty Hull Dale Hursteln Curtus Hutt Cynthla Huff Sue Keller Chrustune Keyser Becky Lemon Lenore Novak Karen Reed Keith Roeder Brian Shoup Linda Susk Linda Smuth ROW X Pamela Smuth Jnmmy Stewart Sylvla Thomas Tanya Vukole Jnm Wagner Rlchard Wallace Denms Weaver Margle Wendrlcks Karen Wmterrowd Bruce Yoder Mr Bear elementary music teacher I ' ' 1 ' eg t , I ' L z .liar ' 'r 4 , ,. . , -4 ' . .l f:, .Y r' X I I ,' S 1 ' H as in , -.1-, ,, - -A it K 5 Q si A V 1 - G' 'Q I I x ,, , 0 J ffl 'Q ,OL I 1 It I 2- I 'Ik I V SU? 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'Irv SM QQFQ 92 5562 2392 X vs I xx 9 X XLS B 222 Flfth Grade ROWI Mr Wengerd Becky Aker Tommy Arndt Lxnda Bak Duane Barnett Paul Boocher Brenda Botset Stanley Forsythe Erme Germann Beverly Grllflng Colleen Hoerth Joyce Horner Betty Huff ROW II Shlrley Hummel Debra Ingerham Dormda Johnson Lunda Knablock Ronald Leeper Jean Payne Dnxle Putt man Bonnie Shearer Duane Stombaugh Ray Stutzman Lynn Swank Terry Symon Conrad Tucker ROW Ill Connie Tyson Carla Jo Wmterrowd Vlckle Yoder Carla Zimmerman Mr Shenk lnot shownb Jnm Boocher Arlene Burkholder Charles Carter Llnda Carter Lee Dalton Judy Davenport Jo Lynn Drudge Dennis Fox Leslxe Graham ROW IV Lando Grossman Carol Grove Jay Hand Vnckne Hendricks Gregory Hall Carolyn Kllne Rncky Letter Sandra Martun Kueth Mourlce Ricky Melster Donald Muller John Murphy John Porter ROW V Make Smith Mnke Snyder Frances Urednlck Denms Wagoner Marv Wntwer Paula Wooten Joe Yoder Mrs McCarty Cynthla Andrews Suzette Bauer Charles Bollenbacher Bruce Corothers Ernest Coflel ROW VI John Dletrlch Steven Furst Donna Gerber Potrlcna Glant Michael Guard Judlth Hagenau Michael Hartzell Ronnie Hull Cynthla Hochstetler Charles Kline Dennis Leeper Mary Beth Morretto Cllftord Patrick ROW VII Make Peat John Rader John Reaker Fred Setelnn Charles Slenlcku Judy Smith Dale Thornton Darla Woods Ann Marne Yoder Ralph Young Mr Snyder Tum Bowen Clara Chupp ROW VIII Fonda Church Sandra Dausman John Forsythe Harald Frenger Mnchael Han sen Rebecca Hawley Paul Heyde Brenda Hlester Keith Kauft man Tom Keck Mary Ann Kulsk Mary Jane Lemon Phnllp Leman ROW IX Jeffrey Loucks Cheryl Manges Karen Mar burger Ina Mae Muller Mary Moser Larry Penrose John Pfesfer Slovla Pohypko Donna Jean Rea Sharon Rhodes Charles Schrelmer Rodney Snyder Sharon Stevens ROW X Roland Yoder Carol Ann Young Michael Znmmer 79 K r , My 1 ,, L 4 I I 9' .Y SL I 1 so LS' 6' '. az ,refs 1 -v ' asv -4.-A L- I f ' . 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