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

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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 -

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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 '- . :, , , .

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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.