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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1962 volume:

4' ! 5 9 I r I 0 . Z Q! K Off, 'N the class of 1962 presenis sprig o'minf bremen high school bremen indiana D s , Q . E . I N .: ' . ' A H52 . 2. , - '- W s, .. -V ,N . - . f-MQ ff l During the first semester the students of Bremen High attended classes in the old school building which was iust the some old routine. But when the second semester rolled around the students started oft across the snow-covered ground to the new high school building. This new building is something that the students can take pride in. As the students of Bremen High have worked with the support of the community, they are MOVING AHEAD WITH B.H.S. Table of Contents Academics .... .......... . . 4 School Life 14 Sports ...... .... 2 O Activities ..... .... 3 2 Album ......... . . . 50 Advertisements .... .... 8 8 3 ? I math students work hard The Algebra I class is busy studying factoring. This year there were three advanced courses altered in the math department. Algebra I was oFfered to those students who have not received any other advanced training. A course in Plane Geometry was offered to those students who have completed the beginning algebra course. The third and fourth year math stu- dents were ottered a course in Advanced Algebra. 4 Denilyn Wilson, Bruce Sheetz, and Terry Miller are studying the model which explains the Pythagorean formula. scientific minds work hard i B.. ...ii Kay and Ralph find using the microscope very interesting. Gary, Rick, and Jim discuss some of the strange sounds studied in Physics class. The laboratory facilities for the physics and chemistry departments have been greatly improved in our new building. The room in which these courses are taught is now equipped with separate class room facilities and laboratory facilities. The laboratory section of the room is set up to provide the best use of the space available and to make it possible to work in groups of two or four. The chemistry students are each provided with a locker for their labora- tory equipment while the physics students use the storage room for their apparatus. Sometimes it's kind of hard to make those scales balance, says Sheila, Dave, and Bob. 5 Have you read this book, Alice? . learn culture y Ln Q? . -li 'rr' l if? l ill! .AA sir .45- Our new library has many new features that were not present in our old one. It has a lounge area, furnished with a variety of different colored lounge chairs, which are situated around a circular cof- fee table. The students may use this if i they wish to read magazines. l There are many new types of study l tables. They have round and square tables which seat four persons in addition to in- l dividual desks. T Dick is defining the vocabulary words to his classmates. Mike is checking out one of the many reference books from the library. t through language It looks as if Jenny, Lynn, and Doris are cramming for a Spanish test. The motto of all Latin classes is that Latin lives today. People do not realize that many of the words in the English language, as well as other languages, are based on Latin. The first year Latin students studied mythological stories gaining much knowledge in the cultures of countries. The second year students saw Caesar through the Gallic Wars. 7 The Spanish class under the direction of Mrs. Clemens has learned many things. They not only learned to speak, read, and write the Spanish language but they became more acquainted with the culture of the people and the country. Tom, Jenny, and Pat seem to be having fun working on their Latin. - ff XL il . feline., ,, I business students gain experience Bonnie and Rosalie are learning to do typical office work. The business department is supplemented this year by better machines and new desks. The stu- dents in the oflice practice class gain valuable experience by using the dictuphone and the steno- rette. The new typing desks make it possible for one to raise and lower the desks to their prefer- ence. Sheryl, Tom, Dick, Linda, and Mrs. Rarick are discussing Bookkeeping. Or are they? Mrs. Rarick is helping Mary Jane learn to type physical fitness is stressed Now isn't that cute? President Kennedy's plea tor physical tit- ness has led the physical education classes to utilize exercises and group games for the betterment of their bodies. Indoor track meets, workouts on the par- allel bars, pull-ups, and running are some of the exercises being used during the second semester. Health class is an important source ot learning about your health both physical and mental. Learning what makes your body work is learning how to keep it in good condition. Groanl Darla and Connie are learning more about health with the use of the plastic dummey. 9 get your m.r.s. degree here Smile, you're on Candid Cameral .Z The Home Economics girls, under the direction of Miss Tyler, were supplemented this year by many new de- vices. They have found their new demonstration kitchen very helpful in improving their cooking skills. The girls through book leorning and experience are be- coming better homemakers of tomorrow. Dorothy and Jolene admire the work of their new washer. l'll have mine sunny side up, says Miss Tyler. Irwin, Roger, and Jim are completing plans for their next proiects. I iust know it will go further than that, Duvet The mechanical drawing students work hard toward the end of the semester. The students of the vocational depart- ments are acquiring new and varied skills in their future work. With the great va- riety of tools and electrical machinery, the students turn out such fine products as lamps, furniture, skis, and hat racks. The vocational agriculture students learn valuable experience in actual farm work. varied social studies The students in the Social Science depart- ment have experienced many interesting topics this year. Sociology, defined as man and his problems, was oFfered. Few of the students realized when they decided to take the course that man's problems could be so interesting. Economics classes gave the seniors a bet- ter idea of how to budget and spend their money, wisely. The United States History classes gave the juniors an idea of how our country has grown and prospered. asap: .5 , Some of the Sociology students take advantage of study time given to them by Mr. Nierste. From the looks of the 4th period Economics class Mr. Nierste must be cracking jokes againl Pat points out one of our newest states to Billie and Denny 12 'tx art and driver's ed add variety Miss Baker shows Sue and Theresa the right way to do it. Helen is drawing a portrait of a fellow classmate. Lynn puts the finishing touches on a fine piece of art work. 13 That's the carburetor, BiII, says Coach Bunge. 0 Wi e E Y i L 1 H 5 ' 1 moving ahead with b.h.s. by having fun ,, . Illlillll I The prince and princess of the Prom Dave Synder and Bonnie Sch- weisberger. play and prom kept the bn g mfr Nr 2 nr ' . -jg 6' 6 A Y Geel What ca mess. Tom, are you going to put up with that smoke? 16 nlors busy In 61 Wha1's the panic Keith? A gripping moment in the Junior Play. In Hollywood they do it this way . . . A Typical noon hour in the old builcllng Let's hurry on home. students are active in all Busy, busy mindsl There is nothing like c pep session to keep the school spirit up. One of the last walks up the stairs of the old building. 3'2 3 18 phases of school life 5 Take your time knds so what if we miss the first actl People who like people use soap Bremen students have been very active this year Along with the many usual activl ties such as ball games and dances there were also new things inaugurated. Mrs. De- Moss's Latin class put on Saturnalia, which is equivalent of our Christmas. Another new activity was the fine pro- grams held at Culver Military Academy. Everyone will agree they were certainly educational as well as enjoyable. lt looks like the Latin students had a blast at the Saturnalla '. I . 3 102 is M I I u ,Z , lIjfl lLlll,I.1Il:l moving ahead with b.h.s. in sports ll!!i!!ll I determined lions have FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Mgr. Mike Hall, Keith Berger, Rich Coach Bunge, Ted Hepler, Tom Zentz, John Huff, Craig Roeder, Schmidt, Gene Radnovich, Ted Huff, Ron Radnovich, Tony Gieb. Herman Coffel, Pud Main, Coach Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Mor- SECOND ROW: Mgr. Carl Grebe, Stan Hahn, .lack Stock, Terry ris, Gary Gre.ll, Dick Kline, Bob Ealing, Dick Kares, Eldon Anglin, Miller, Eric Bolt, Dennis Harrington, John Burgess. THIRD ROW: Mike Swank, Rick Hand, Bill Silveus. Come on you two let's don't be lying down on the job. im VARSITY FOOTBALL The Lions enioyed o favorable season this year compil- ing a 5-3-2 record. Although small in size and out- manned in many cases the Lions would take advantage by out-charging their opponents and having a lot of team spirit. The determined Lions held their opponents to an aver- age of six points per game. Sixty-one points were the total number of points scored against the Lions this season. ln Conference competition the Lions again finished third this year, with a record of two wins, two losses, and one tie. 22 successful session Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Pen ...... N. Liberty . Culver M. A. New Carlisle .. , I2 Plymouth . . Knox ..... Wash. Clay Nopponee . N. Judson . Jimtown . . . Rader boost school spirit at the football games Bremen putting their defense to work. vi V . l Www Connie Pfeflerle, Carol Reed, Nancy Gurtner, Kathy Kauffman, Pot Miller, and Selly X -I ' Q , 1 1 23 freshmen build for future FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Tom Stelien, Rick Hardy, Stanley Hecka- man, Denny Unrue, Barry Beeson, Coach Nierste. THIRD ROW Dan man, Art Bahr, Gary Stuntz, Roger Reaker, Mgr. Walter Benson. Bowling, John Felten, Jerry Berg, Jim Stewart, Bruce Griffin John SECOND ROW: Curtis Huff, Irvin Kaylar, Doug Fraser, Tom Miss- Solomon, Gary Barnett. Our Freshman team is seasoned by experience. Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen FRESHMAN SCORES .. I2 Rochester . . . O Plymouth . . . 0 Warsaw . . . . O Concord . . . . O Knox . . . . . . O Nappanee . . 20 No. Liberty . . 6 Warsaw . . . . O Plymouth . cross country wins ln 62 FIRST ROW Left to right, Bruce Sheetz, Rick Bowen, Dennis Keck, Bowser Bob Forsythe Steve Marshall THIRD ROW Coach Tiede David Boyer Bob Bowser, Willie Misner, Nick Schurr. SECOND Dean Holderman Bill Husmann Jim Heckaman Larry Williams ROW Noel Hawley, John Koontz, Tom Walker, Robert Wilson, Jay Dave Snyder Robert Berg Paul Felten Bremen's cross country team tinished the 1961 season with a record of -seven wins and six losses, and captured tenth place at the sectional in a field of 26 teams. At a pre-sectional meet at South Bend, Bremen placed sixth out of a field of ten teams. Dave Snyder, and Rick Bowen were the leading scorers for Bremen through the ma- ior part of the season. John Koontz, Dean Holderman, Willie Misner, and Robert For- sythe rounded out the scoring for Bremen. Graduating members of the team are Rick Bowen, Dave Snyder, and Robert Forsythe. lions narrowly ROW 1: Robert Wilson, Mgr., Bob Bennitt, Rick Bowen, Nick Schurr, Bob Forsythe. ROW 3: .lim Heckaman, Paul Felten, Craig Roeder, Mgr. ROW 2: Jim Morris, Bob Ealing, Eldon Anglin, Torn Zentz, Dave Snyder, Coach Blackburn. l dare you to come and get mel The Bremen High School basketball team finished the regular season play with a record of 8 wins and 13 losses. The Lions were a very young team, many Times starting Three sophomores. At sectional time the mighty Lions perked up and played an excellent brand of basketball, defeating Lapaz 56 To 48 on Paul Feltens 30 points. In The semi- finals Bremen beat Tippecanoe 46 To 36. In the cham- pionship game Bremen Iost a heartbreaker To Bourbon in The last second of the game, 56 To 55. The gradu- ating members of The Team are Paul Feiten, Bob For- sythe, Rick Bowen, .Iim Morris, and Dave Snyder. 26 miss championship Come on let's win this gamel VARSITY SCORES Bremen 71 . . . ..... Lapaz . .. . . Bremen 35 .... Jimtown ..... I Bremen 51 .... Wakarusa .... Bremen 50 . . . North Judson ..... . . . I Bremen 56 .... Nappanee . .. - Bremen 44 . . . Concord . . . Bremen 55 . . . Plymouth . . . I Bremen 73 ..... Argos . . . I Holiday Tourney Bremen 39 ..... Plymouth Bremen 45 . . . Warsaw . . . . Bremen 64 . . . Madison . . . 1 Bremen 67 ..... Culver . .. County Tourney Bremen 59 ..... Argos . . . Bremen 51 . . . Culver . . . Bremen 41 . . . Bourbon . . . Bremen 47 . . . Bourbon . . . Bremen 49 . . . Rochester .. Bremen 52 . . . Nappanee . . . . Bremen 50 . . . Knox ..... . . . Bremen 54 . . . New Carlisle ...... . . . Bremen 66 ..... Washington Clay Sectional Tourney Bremen 65 ..... Lapaz ..... Bremen 46 . . . . Tippecanoe . . . Bremen 55 . . . Bourbon . . . Lion Ace Felten scores againl Kathy Kauliman, Nancy Gurtner, Pat Miller, Sally Rader b team and freshmen move ahead ROW 1: Mark Crittenden, Gene Radnovich, Jack Stock, Terry Miller, Grell, Tom Walker, Larry Williams, Bill Hussman, Dean Holdeman, Dennis Keck, Willie Misner, Forest Adams. ROW 2: Jay Bowser, Gary John Koontz, Coach Fritz Nierste. Lyn Huff, Diana Miller, Bonnie German, Judy Bowen. Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen B-TEAM SCORES . . . . Lapaz . . . ..... Jimtown . . .... Wakarusa . . . . . . North Judson . . . . . Nappanee . . . .... Concord . . . .... Plymouth . . . ..... Argos ... ... Madison . . . . . Culver . . ..... Bourbon . . .... Rochester ... .., Nappanee . . . .......... Knox . . . ...... New Carlisle . . . . . . Washington Clay B-TEAM TOURNEY Warsaw Plymouth 25 26 36 27 29 29 37 35 30 32 25 48 43 39 47 54 51 59 to varsity Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen FRESHMAN SCORES ...Wakarusa .....Culver Warsaw Argos ......Lapaz Nappanee Bourbon . . . . ... Washington Clay ........Lakeville .. ....... Plymouth Penn FRESHMAN TOURNEY Plymouth Bremen .... . . . Warsaw STANDING: Becky Lemcm, Debby Tyler, Marcia Monges. KNEELING: Gloria Welty, Judy Anderson. ROW 1: Mike Hill, Mgr., Jerry Berg, Bill Moren, Keith Reeder, Dave Barry Beeson, Irving Kuylor, Arr Bahr, Tom Missman, Noel Hawley, Boling, Bruce Griliin, John Felren, Gary Barnett. ROW 2: Cunis Huff, Roger Reaker, Coach Robineft. the track and baseball men ROW lx Rick Hand, .lim Morris, Rick Bowen, Bob Ealing, Dean Holclerman. ROW 2: Coach Blackburn, Eric Bolt, Pud Main, Paul Felten, Dick Kares, Tom Zentz. The Bremen High School baseball team finished the reg- ular season with a winning record, and placed fourth in the county. ln The county play-oFf the Lions took all the marbles defeating 2nd place Culver 5 to 4 on Jim Mor- ris's splendid pitching. Bremen then went into the final game, and defeated Bourbon's undefeated comets 4 to l. Dean Holclerman was the winning pitcher. Craig, Paul, and Rick celebrate after winning county baseball cham pionship. have common goal: to win! FIRST ROW: Barry Beeson, John Koontz, Dave Boyer, Don Kline, lrwin Kaylor, Roger Rieker, Willie Misner, Eugene Radnovich, Keith Roeder, Forest Adams, Bruce Griffin. SECOND ROW: Wilford Hahn, Dennis Keck, Stanley Hahn, Jay Bowser, Terry Miller, Bob Wilson, Tom Zentz, Rick Hand, Stanley Heckaman, Rick Bowen, es is f Danny Bowling, Pud Main, David Herendeen, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Ken Huff, Doug Fraser, Lynn Wolfe, Gene Holdeman, Buzz Anglin, Bob Berg, Jim Heckaman, Craig Roeder, Bob Ealing, Lary Williams, Rick Hardy, Bob Forsythe, George Hunt, Coach Bunge. A record number of 37 boys reported for coach Don Bunge's always tough track team this year. The track team with many Sophomores and Juniors are anxiously looking ahead towards a winning campaign. The Lions will participate in the indoor meet with Culver Military Academy and also the Goshen and Kokomo re- lays again this year. The Seniors are Bob Forsythe, Dave Snyder, Lynn Wolfe, Wilford Hahn, Rick Hand, Rick Bo- wen, and Pud Main. Mr. Bunge's gym class works hard for physical fittness. yo, x ,' ssfv V 'I ffl If N nn---.. r M ..!. 1 Q!! gg ll!!ll -- . f I moving ahead with b.h.s. through activities Ii it L honoraries continue fine work SEATED2 Lyn HUF: -IUdY 'BOWSFU Sylvia TIWOWIGS: BUFIJGFG Sherk, Linda Tam Moretto, Pres., Richard Schmidt, Pub. Agent, Terry Miller, Mr. Gunterman, Jean Hienke, Carolyn Furst, Sec. Treas. STANDING: E. L. Shively. Stanley Hahn, Rick Hardy, Dave Snyder, V.-Pres., George Schmitt, The major proiect of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY this year was the planning and presenting of Patriots on Parade. This was a week-long campaign against Communism. During this week the high school student body was made aware of the problem of Communism through speeches, bul- letins, and posters. With their sponsor, Mrs. DeMoss, they also pre- sented their initiation exercises as a special pro- gram for the high school. SEATED: Peg Wilson, Sec., Carolyn Furst, Pres., Paul Felten, V. Pres., Bill Kiel, Mrs. Doris DeMoss. STANDING: Carol Reed, Wilford Hahn, Dennis Wilson, Treas., Lynn Wolfe, Pub. Agent. key club keeps standards high FRONT ROW: Francis Smith, Bob Berg, Treas., Jerry Fore, Sec., Bob Bennitt, John Burgess, Mike Murphy, Terry Miller, Mark Crittenden Ealing, Pres., Tom Zentz, V. Pres., Jay Bowser, Steve Muliley. Mr. Joseph Bair. BACK ROW: Dick Balsley, Carl Grebe, Bill Husman MIDDLE ROW: Albert Campbell, Dennis Harrington, Pud Main, Bob Bill Kiel, .lim Heckaman, Kennis Wilson, Nick Schurr. This year the KEY CLUB, under the leadership of their new sponsor, Mr. Bair, has continued in its role as a service club. They assisted the Kiwanis with the annual Halloween party and dance. Serv- ice proiects were financed in part by the fruit cake sales. President Bob Ealing and Secretary Jerry Fore attended the international Key Club Conven- tion in Philadelphia. Terry sells fruiicake to help raise money. hi y and tri-hi-y perform many To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This is the purpose of the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y's. The clubs perform many services to the school and community such as the Hi-Y wreaths that were hanging on the classroom doors at Christmas and the baskets of food the Tri-Hi-Y presented to needy families. SEATED Paul Felton Larry Elliott Vice Pres Lynn Wolfe Pres Hand Sgt-at-Arms, David Herendeen, Mike Bonham, Lowell Koontz, needed services! SEATED: Mrs. Geneva Molebash, Sponsor, Sheila Swank, Chaplain, Jennifer Waltz, Susan Kelly, Sgt-at-Arms, Pat Miller, Carolyn Furst, Sec. ROW 2: Linda Gunferman, Marilyn Davis, Cheryl Hirsiein, ROW 'l: Susie Andrews, Bonnie German, Annette Powell, Lanetia Davis, Barbara Sherk, Judy Bowen, Doris Keyser, Joan Whitlock. ROW 2: Judy Anderson, Sandy Dawson, Kathy Huber, Carol Kouftman, Faydene England, Carol Tripsanski, Denilyn Wilson. ROW 3: Mrs. Barbara Rarick, Sponsor, Karen Jenson, Donnell Hochstetler, Debbie Tyler, Lyn HUH, Becky Leman, Teri Blue, Brenda Racheweg, Nancy Gurtner, Beverly Powell, Carol Fraser, Barbara Brewer Musician. ROW 3: Janice Baker, Carol Reed, Pres., Peg Wilson Minnie Jones, Kathy Kauffman, Treas., Rosalie Clauss, Marie Yoder Sandy Leeper, Gloria Weldy, Diana Miller. ROW 4: Sharon Erns- berger, Linda Harrington, Barbara Hand, Donna Pittman, Connie Leeper, Sandy Grossman, Shirley Hull, Jackie Ernsberger, Linda Smith, Pamela Smith. ROW 5: Lois Michael, Marlene Reichert, Cynthia Huff, Suzane Kimble, Barbara Zimmer, Brenda Schramm, Cheryl Helminger, Connie Hand, Karen Reed, Barbara Walters. l FRONT ROW: Dennis Krathwahl, Nelson Hahn, Dick Griswold, Bob Bill Silveus Reporter BACK ROW Dave Burkholder Sec Richard Ames, Nelson Zillmer, Clayton Klingermun, Don HUF, MIDDLE ROW: Gaines Leonald Rauch Donald Coftel Marshall Heckaman Par Mr. Ed Vernon, Mike Slteellf Seflllneli Keith Berger, Vice-Pres., liomentarian Herman Collel Darrell Horton Frank Washnock Wilford Hahn, Harry Sheetz, Treas.f Eric Bolt, David Rader, Pres., f.f.a., f.t.a., and future nurses prepare The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA undertook several new money making activities this year. These included a slave auction, at which one day's labor of each member was auctioned. They also assumed the responsibility of farming one acre of corn, and sold the produce at the regular market price. Other activities were participating in various competi- tions, attending conventions, and installing and initiating new members. Come on Owen, help Lee and Dave. 38 FRONT ROW: Doris Keyser, Reporter: Janice Fowler, Vice Pres.: Justine Baker. BACK ROW: Helen Sienicki, Connie Hand, Fuydene Barbara Brewer, Pres.: Corel Kfwfimen, Sec.: Mike Benhem, Trees.: England, Historian, Cheryl Helmlingerf Denilyn Wilson, Brenda Carolyn Baker. MIDDLE ROW: Phyllis Fowler, Diana Miller, Sally Rackewig. Sullivan, Sandy Grossman, Connie Benniit, Gayle Derbin, Miss students for future careers FRONT ROW: Carol Kaultman, Sec., Doris Keyser, Marlene Sheetz, Pres., Diana Miller, Vice Pres. BACK ROW: Jo Rogers, Billie Biddinger, Donna Pittman, Lois Michael, Joy Whitlock. 39 4-h'ers enioy many activities Students participating in Boys' 4-H this year enioyed a variety of activities. In addition to entering various competitions with their proiects, they took several educa- tional trips. With the leadership of Mr. Vernon, the club has become a valuable part of our high school cur- riculum, by giving the members training that may be useful to them in the future. This year the Girls' 4-H added photography to the list FIRST ROW: Wynn Senfi, Glenn Reed, David Glant, Philip Zelt- wanger, James Wilson, Philip Kline, Nelson Hahn. SECOND ROW: Darla Heyde, Richard Griswold, Gregory Heckaman, John Solomon, Rodney Snyder, Paul Heyde, Dennis Manges, Kinda Kline, Susan Bunge. THiRD ROW: Judy Matthews, Linda Smith, Rec., Kae Zillmer, Sue Keller, Dan Huff, Nelson Zillmer, Shirley Huff, Pamela Smith, of regular proiects. There was much interest shown in this field. The other divisions, such as sewing, baking, and food preservation were again successful, with many of the girls entering into county competition. The honors brought back and the satisfaction gained by each member proved that this organization is of great service to our community. Rec., Sandra Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Christine Keyser, Keith Berger, Sec.-Treas., Wilford Hahn, Vice Pres., Jane Baker, Bill Silveus, Pres., Stanley Hahn, Eric Bolt, David Rader, Carolyn Baker. FIFTH ROW: Ken Huff, Mike Swank, Leonald Rouch, Marshall Heckaman, Linda Sisk, Mr. Edward Vernon. FIRST ROW: Sue Carothers, Vicki Gooding, Pamela Zillmer, Susan Hun, Pam Glant, Jo Anne Orr, Babette Stoveburner, Cherri Edel, Susan Yeager, Jane Martin. SECOND ROW: Kathy Roecler, Song Leader, Vicke Botset, Treas., Carol Leiter, Patty Swank, Sheery Hersberger, Marcha Miller, Leia Rishel, Diana Ernsloerger, Sec., Jolene Yoder, Mary Clauss. THIRD ROW: Karen Balsley, Sue Leeper, Cynthia Bunge, Marcia Wagley, Ann Smith, Catherine Bradford, FIRST ROW: Karen Marburger, Linda Grossman, Pat Glant, Melba Weber, Paula Wooten, Judy Hagenau, Joyce Horner, Lee Ann Orr. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hummel, Thersa Clauss, Barb Sherk, Song Leader, Becky Lemon, Sec., Beverly Matz, Treas., Janice Baker, Pres., Carolyn Baker, V. Pres., Charlene Hummel, Carol Grove, THIRD ROW: Sandy Martin, Catherine Reed, Kay Zillmer, Sharon Ernsberger, Rosalie Rader, Elaine Racheway, Marcia Clauss, Ellen Benson. FOURTH ROW: Margery Baker, Sue Loucks, Jean Pfeiffer, Barbara Schriener, Linda Tyson, Rec. Ldr., Danise Young, Donna Huff, Pres., Barbara Silveus, Miss Mildred Tyler. FIRST ROW: Rebecca Haukins, Barbara Swank, Betty Heinke, V. Pres., Karen Odiorne, News Rep., Anita Weaver, Pamela Carothers, Pamela Irwin, Linda Sherland. Rec. Ldr., Pam Smith, Linda Harrington, Jackie Ernsgerger, Shirley Huff, Nancy Gurtner, Mary Beth Moretto. FOURTH ROW: Caroyn Kline, Jackie Davis, Connie Leeper, Christine Keyser, Health-Safety, Carol Tripsanski, Jane Baker, Marlene Riechart, News Rep., Linda Smith, Rec. Ldr., Diana Swank, science club and librarians knowledge With the guidance ot their sponsor, Mr. Koontz, the SCIENCE CLUB continued to take an active part in school activities. Affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, they devoted their time mainly to scientific research. Members attended the Science Fair at the University of Chi- cago and assisted with the local science fair. Also they purchased new science equipment for the school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Yoder, Bill Kiel, George Schmitt, Gary T. Young, Richard Wallace, Sylvia Thomas, Jerry Fore, Mr, Koontz, John Solomon, Margaret Pugh. work to gain FRONT ROW: Bruce Yoder, Diana Miller, Bonnie Germann, Char- lotte Craig, BACK ROW: Miss Shively, Judy Matthews, Jolene Hummel, Kay Hummel. This group of students played an important part in keeping our school library running smoothly and elti- ciently. ln addition to assisting Miss Shively, the school librarians, receive training in keeping records and tiles. 42 SEATED: Pat Miller, Sheila Swank, Carolyn Furst, Tom Moretto, Jerry Schultz. BACK ROW: Peg Wilson, Corl Grebe, George Schmitt, Sheryl Hirstein. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Loucks, Kathy Huber, Paul Bob Ealing, Brian Claeys, Bruce Sheetz. Felten, Dennis Wilson, Tom Walker, Dennis Keck, Nancy Gurtner, dance band and chorus entertain FRONT ROW: Peggy Weil, Darla Heyde, Bill Silveus, Tim Blubaugh, Mike Murphy, Carol Stelten, Charlotte Craig, Cathy Pugh. BACK Margaret Pugh, Sally Kemp, Carol Lozier, Mr. Joseph'Bair. MIDDLE ROW: Bev Powell, Elaine Hummel, Cathy Allen, George Schmitt, ROW: Mary Grace Pugh, Connie Bennitt, Rick Bellman, Dick Kline, Sylvia Thomas, Bill Kiel, Barbara Lunn, Ellen Sahlofl, Kae Zillmer. 43 The B.H.S. Pep Band consisting of George Schmitt, Dick Balsley, Carl Grebe, Keith Berger, Tom Moretto, Paul Rep- logle, Jerry Schultz, Gary Loucks, and Dennis Wilson were the first to play the new school song before the entire stu- dent body. Let's not exert ourselves boys. the sound of music ROW 1: Mike Bonham, Judy Huff, Bonnie Germann, Carol Kaultmcm, Unsicker, Jo An Washnock, Linda Harrington, Barbara Hand, Mike Hill, Teri Blue, SuZane Kimble, Rick Graverson, Rick Bellman, Pam Miller, Cynthia Huff, Cinda Dausman, Denilyn Wilson, Lanetia Davis, Kay Judy Bowen, Barbara Zimmer, Carol Tripsanski, Barbara Leeper. ROW Yoder, Keith Berger, Susan Kelley, Sheila Swank, ROW 4: Marie Yoder, 2: Doris Keyser, Marlene Sheetz, Helen Sienicki, Brenda Schramn, Linda Sandie Leeper, Karen Reed, Connie Leeper, Gayle Derbin, Rebecca Forsythe, Sharon Ernsberger, Donell Hochstetler, John Felton, Curtis Leman, Pamela Smith, Lois Michael, Barry Beeson, Eric Parrow, Jolene Hutt, Judy Anderson, Annette Powell, Rick Unsicker, Shirley Hutt, Linda Hummel, Tom Moretto, Maiorie Wendricks, Lyn Huff, Gloria Welty, Smith, Phyllis Fowler. ROW 3: Barbara Sherk, Debbie Tyler, Becky Marcia Monges, Karen Reed. ROW 5: Jennifer Waltz, Carolyn Baker, 44- The Bremen High School Band has been very busy this year. Marching in parades, at the football and basketball games and playing concerts. Many of the members partici- pated in the Band Solo and Ensemble contest held at Ply- mouth in which they received many honors. Now tomorrow we've got to get organized. from bhs marching band Cheryl Helmlinger, George Schmidt, Carl Grebe, Dick Balsley, Bob Ealing, Wayne Hummel, Bev Matz, Jerry Schultz, Tony Geib, Mike McGowen, Tom Manual, Lester Sherk, Francis Smith, Bruce Sheetz, Brenda Rackeweg, Eugene Hahn, Dennis Marshall, Brian Shoup, Brian Claeys. ROW 6: Harry Sheetz, Ken Huff, Barb Brewer, Bruce Yoder, Mike Sheetz, Keith Soales, Gary Barnett, Noel Hawley, Rick Hand, Jackie Ernsberger, Dennis Weaver, Mike Swank, Stan Hahn, Tom Wal- ker, Dennis Keck, Steve Marshall, Dennis Wilson, Leonald Rouch, Garry Loucks. ROW 7: Carolyn Furst, Sally Rader, Pat Miller, Linda Gunter- man, Nancy Gurtner, Sheryl Hirstein, Rosalie Clauss, Marlene Reichert, Peg Wilson, Dave Snyder, Mark Crittenden, Paul Replogle, Eric Bolt, Don Huff, Kathy Kauffman, Carlo Reed, Sherry Jones, Kathy Huber, Sandy Grossman, Connie Pfetterle, Diane Miller, Janice Fowler, Bev Keyser, Holding Banner: Joyce Huff, Kay Hummel. l 45 sing along SINGIN' SENIORS, ROW l: Mary Pugh, Nancy Gurtner, Sally Rader, Charolette Craig, ROW II: Dick Kline, Gary Loucks, Ken Hutt, Rick Bellman. The Singin' Seniors have performed tor many school and community organiza- tions. They participated in the District Vocal Solo and Ensemble contest held at Mishawaka. They received a first which enabled them to take part in the state contest. sprig staff strives to capture memories The sports editors Keith, Rick, and Dick are discussing the layouts for the sports page. 46 l editors and staff work hard SPRIG STAFF Editor ......... . . Assistant Editor . . . . . Layout Editor . . . . . Copy Editor .. Art Editor ....... Business Manager .. Photographer . . . Sports Editors . . . Sponsor . . . UI K, ' .5 . Dennis Wilson .. Larry Elliott Gary T. Young .. Carol Reed .. Lynn Wolfe Joyce Huff Jerry Fore .. Rick Bowen Dick Kline .. Mrs. Britton Denilyn, Larry, Gary, Mrs. Britton, and Dennis are looking over the layouts before they are sent to the yearbook company. Joyce ls explaining the financial condition of the Sprig Staff. Carol, Sheila, and Susan are preparing captions for the pictures taken by Jerry and Morshall. g.a.a. and boys' bowling ROW l: Barbara Morris, Jo Ann Whitlock, Doris Keyser, Vera Burk- holder, Cathy Allen, Kay Hummel, Barbara Sherk, Sally Kemp. ROW 2: Judy Morgan, Theresa Clauss Rebecca Unsicker, Cheryl Hardy, Janet Kipfer, Kay Yoder, Barbara Bennitt, Rhea Leeper, Carolyn Ray. ROW 3: Pam Miller, Marlene Sheetz, Katy Whitsel, ROW I: Harry Sheetz, Bill Middaugh, Wilford Hahn, Kieth Berger, Dick Balsley, David Herendeen, Dennis Harrington, Bob Berg. ROW 2: Rick Unsicker, Bill Kiel, Mike McGowen, Tom Moretto, Dick Kline, Rick Hand, Tom Manual, John Solmon, Kim BonDurant, George Schmitt. ROW 3: Butch Smith, Ronnie Radnovich, Clifton Freels, Connie Pfefferle, Linda Forsythe, Elaine Hummel, Jacki Davis, Marsha Manges, Barbara Hand. ROW 4: Betty Young, Pat Wilson, Janice Baker, Jane Baker, Janet Bleck, Barbara Lunn, Jolene Hummel, Car- olyn Baker, Beverly Matz, Dorothy Hohman. Garry Loucks, Ken Huff, Mike Murphy, Paul Replogle, Forrest Adams, Jerry Berg, Dennis Marshall. ROW 4: Leonald Rauch, Dick Kares, Tony Geib, Erwin Kaylor, Bob Reed, Tom Dettbrenner, Steve Mar- shall, Dave Rader, Pud Main, Butch Hardy, Mr. Leffel. boosting our school spirit STANDING - Varsity Cheerleaders: Pat Miller, Kathy Kauffman, Nancy Gurtner, and Sally Rader, ROW 'l. Carolyn Furst, Carol Reed, Peg Wilson, Catherine Allen, Janice Baker, Kay Hum- mel, Connie Pfefferle, and Doris Keyser. ROW 2. Sharon Dietrich, Rosalie Clauss, Carol Fraser, Beverly Powell, Minnie Janes, Bonnie Weldy, Marilyn Davis, Pat Wilson. ROW 3. Bonnie Ger- mann, Sheryl Hirstein, Linda Gunterman, Susan Kelly, Jennifer Waltz, Marie Yoder, Barbara Lee- per, Ellen Sahlolt, Barbara Heiney, Barbara Brewer. ROW 4. Sandy Leeper, Carol Kauffman, Marlene Reichert, Barbara Zimmer, Karen Jensen, Donna Pittman, Connie Bennitt, Darla Heyde, Kathy Huber, Denilyn Wilson. ROW 5. Diana Miller, Suzie Andrews, Annette Powell, Barbara Walters, Faydene England, Helen Sienicki, Sandra Blech, Sue Becknell, Lanetia Davis, Sandy Grossman. ROW 6. Cheryl Helmlinger, Becky Lemon, Debbie Tyler, Teri Blue, Lyn Hutt, Carolyn Anglin, Christine Keyser, Linda Sisk, Gloria Welty, Judy Anderson. ROW 7. Donell Hochstetler, Gayle Derbin, Kathryn Reed, Shirley Huff, Karen Reed, Connis Hand, Sharon Ernsberger, Pam Smith, Sandra Weiss, Linda Smith. ROW 8. Beverly Matz, Jane Baker, Elaine Hummel, Barbara Bennitt, Marsha Manges, Barbara Sherk, Phyllis Fowler, Judy Bowen, Jackie Ernsberger, Barbara Hand. ROW 9. JoAnn Whitlock, Marlene Sheetz, Barbara Lunn, Becky Unsicker, Jan Kipfer, Pam Miller. -'- . , nw, e 'Z'7!1'1'5T'I - 1 ' -f . 1- ,W .. 'f ,F B ..:'-'.fv15Qf'J- .QW al, , A. N -'ftitlf 'ffl' ' 'uae fi' 1: ,, . 4-9 I I t se 5 . lllll - !!! E!! i iil'-: I I moving ahead with b.h.s. to graduation ' :S - 'wnrws H' + llllillll I our administration gg.. - :mu ,u Board Members left to right SEATED: Edward Secor, W. W. Schramm, Ealing. STANDING: Samual Lemon, Alexis Clark, Richard Smith, Eldon Roeder. ,V if 'YJ ee, 4.3, U New .Q my -isis, f - 12:5 if ..:.. , Maynard EDWARD S. SECOR Purdue University B.S., M.S. Superintendent of Schools. EVERETT l. SHIVELY Ball State B.S., Indiana University, M.S., Grad- uate Work: I.U., High School Principal, Student Council. MELVIN MOSIER Ball State B.S., M.S. Graduate Work: I.U., Prin- cipal of .lunior'High and Elementary. 52 JOSEPH H. BAIR Grove City, Carnegie Tech., B.M. Vocal Music, Choir, Singin' Seniors, Key Club Sponsor. CHARLES BLACKBURN Ball State, B.S. History, Coaching. DON BUNGE indiana Central, B.A. Health, Driver's Ed., Physical Ed., Coaching. CATHERINE HIBNER School ot Nursing, Chicago. University of Minnesota R.N. School Nurse, F.N.A. Sponsor. JUSTINE BAKER Indiana Univ., Michigan State, Butler, Indiana State, John Herron Art School, A.B. Art, Music, F.T.A. WILLODEAN BRITTON Ball State, B.A. English, Sprig Adviser. MARY CLEMENS St. Mary's College, Indiana University, A.B., Spanish, English, Freshman Sponsor. DORIS DeMOSS DePauw University, Indiana Univ., A.B., Latin, English, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor. RITA L. HUNT Ball State, B.S., Jr. High Social Studies, English. I LOWELL KOONTZ Ball State, B.S., M.A., Univ. of So. California, Biol- ogy, Math, Junior-Senior Prom, Science Club, Hi-Y, I Science Fair, Junior Sponsor. GLENN A. KLINEDINST Indiana Central, Manchester, Indiana University, B.S., M.S., Jr. High Mathematics,.Baok Rental System. JOHN R. LEFFEL I Manchester College, B.S., Chemistry, Physics, Math, Junior Sponsor, Bowling. DONALD J. LIVENGOOD Manchester College, Indiana State Teachers College, A.B., Jr. High Science, Jr. High Student Council. MICHAEL MITCHELL I Northern Illinois Univ., B.S., Jr. High History 81 Geog- raphy, Asst. Football Coach. GENEVA MOLEBASH DePauw University, A.B., Mathematics, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Sponsor. H. H. NEWGENT W DePauw University, B.S. Graduate Work: Notre Dame, ' Butler, l.S.T.C., Industrial Arts, Freshman Sponsor. BARBARA J. RARICK Manchester College, B.S., Typing, Bookkeeping, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Sophomore Sponsor. RALPH REPLOGLE Indiana Univ., McPherson, Manchester College, B.S., M.C.S. Business, Concessions, Sophomore Sponsor. J. R. ROBINETT Ball State, B.S., Industrial Arts, Jr. High Football, Freshman Basketball, Freshman Sponsor. FAYE A. SCOTT Ball State, B.S., Physical Ed., Health, G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Bowling. MILDRED SHIVELY Manchester College, A.B. Graduate Work: North- western, l.U., Butler, Librarian, Student Librarian Sponsor. LOREN TIEDE Boll State, B.S., Industrial Arts, Guidance Counselor, Baseball, Cross-Country. MILDRED TYLER Indiana State Teocher's College, B.S., Home Ec., 4-H, Junior Sponsor. FRITZ NIERSTE Indiana State, B.S. Graduate Work: l.U., l.S.T.C., Ball State, Social Studies, Coaching, Senior Sponsor. ' L, - .L 2 1 . i -Q g DONALD YELTON Butler, Ball State, Ind. Univ., B.S., Jr. High Physical Ed., Health, Social Studies, Jr. High Football, Baseball, Track. 1 6- ' x li -x 7 l X L.. NORMA WALSH Taylor Univ., Goshen Col., B.S. English, Dramatics. L l X RUTH WAG Taylor Univ., LUCILE M. WAGONER Ball State, Ind. Univ., B.S., Mathematics, Q Home Ec. LEY Ball State, B.S., M.A. Jr. High English, Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc. JANET LEFFEL M anch. Col., B.S. Jr. High Home Ec., Cafe. Manager EDWIN VERNON Purdue Univ. B.S., M.S,, Agri., F.F.A., 4-H, Fresh- man Spon. ARTHUR WILSON Ball' State, Vandercook School of Music B.S., Band, Marching Band, Show Band, Pep Band. our helping staff! Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Laudeman, Mrs. Soales, Mrs. King, Mrs. Moser, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Leffel work hard in the cafeteria to prepare our meals. Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Balmer, Mr. Bowen, Mr. Bl99Sf Mf- Chldmef- FRONT now. Art Heckqmen, D.-,le Huff, Emery Reed, Richard Huff. BACK ROW: Elmer Miller, Charles Bowen, Delbert Senlf, Leroy Hirstein, Ward Molebosh, Delma Booker. Mrs. Erlcksen Mrs. Pomeroy Mrs. Huff Mrs. Bohr 57 class of '62 DAVE BURKHOLDER F.F.A. 3,4, Sec. JOY CAROTHERS G.A.A. l . LARRY CAPRON Basketball l,2, Football lg Track l,2,3, Cross Country 2. CHARLOTTE CRAlG Chorus 2,3,4, Class Play 3, Singin' Sen-iors. ROSALIE CLAUSS G.A.A. I, Band l,2,3,4, Pom-Pom, Twirler, Vice-Pres., Hi-Y 4. Pep Club l,2,3,4, Class Play 3, Tri- MARILYN DAVIS Pep Club l,2,3,4, Trl Hn Y 2,3,4, Vlce Pres Chorus 2,37 4-H lp Y.F.C. 2,3. SHARON DIETRICH G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 2,4, Chorus 3, 3rd Hugh Magazine Salesman. JUDI EARLY Pep Club 4, Spanlsh Club 2. 58 class of '62 PAUL FELTEN Baseball l,2,3,4, Football l, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Track l,2, Band l,2,3,4, Cross Country 2, 3,4, Nat. Han. Soc. 3,4, Dance Band 4. VERN FORSYTHE Track l . ROBERT A. FORSYTHE Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Football 2,3, Cross Country l,4, Baseball i. LARRY ELLIOTT Pep Club l, Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain, Vice-Pres. Key Club 2, Spring Staff 4, Assit. Editor, Stu dent Council 2. CAROL FRASER G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3,4, Class Play 3, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Student Council 3, Class Officer 4. CLIFTON FREELS Bowling 3,4. CAROLYN FURST Band l,2,3,4, Drum Maiorette Dance Band l,2,3,4, Pep Club 'l,2,3,4, Pres., Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 3,4, Pres., Sec., G.A.A. l, Sprig Staff 3,4, Class Editor, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Pres., Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Sec., Class Play 3, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Football Queen 4, Girls' State, Girls' Nation, Class Ollicer l, Spanish Club 2. MARY ANN GEIB G.A.A. l,2, Class Play 3. 59 class of '62 WILFORD A. HAHN 4'H l,2,3,4y Treas., Pres., F.F,A. l,2,3,4g Band i,2,3p Pep Club if Science Club 2i Hi-Y 3,4, Treas.f Student Council if Class Omcer 4. NANCY GURTNER Band l,2,3,4, Student Director 3,4, Pom-Pom Twirlerp Dance Band 2,3,4p Cheerleader l,2, 3,45 4-H l,2,3,4, Pres.: Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4f G.A.A. li Singin' Seniors. RICK HAND Basketball If Football i,2,3,4p Track l,2,3,42 Baseball l,3,4g Bowling l,2,3,4i Band 'l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms: Spanish Club 3.. JOHN E. HUFF Track 35 Football 4. RICHARD HARDY Bowling l,2,3,4. ERWIN HOLEWINSKI Bowling l,2,3,4g Basketball Manager 1.2. TED HEPLER Football l,2,3,4, All Conference: Track l,2, 3,47 Spanish Club 2,3. JOYCE YVONNE HUFF Band i,2,3,4, Banner Bearer, Class Play 3, Sprig Staff 3,4, Business Manager. 60 class of '62 WILLIAM KIEL Track l,25 Cross Country 25 Key Club 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Science Club 4, Pres.5 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Bowling 4. KENNETH HUFF 4-H l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres.5 Pep Club lp Science Club 25 Track 3,45 Bowling 45 Band l,2,3,4. KAY HUMMEL Band l,2,3,4, Banner Bearer5 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Pres.5 Y.F.C. 25 Librarian 3,45 Jr. Trl-Hi-Y 2, treos.5 Pep Club l,2,45 Student Council l. KATHY KAUFFMAN G.A.A. lp Band l,2,3,4, Twirler5 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Student Council li Pep Club 2,3,45 Trl-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Sprig Staff 3,4. MINNIE JONES Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 45 Sprig Staff 45 Class Officer 45 G.A.A. l. BEV KEYSER Band l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 G.A.A. li Spanish Club 25 Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sec. DICK KARES Bowling l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,45 Track l,2,45 Cross Country 3. DICK KLINE Football l,2,3,45 Track l,25 Class Play 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Class Officer 45 Sprig Staff 4. 61 class of '62 GARRY I.. LOUCKS Band 'I,2,3,4, Pres., Dance Band 2,3,4y Track i,3,4g Pep Club If Class Play 35 Bowling 3,4: Singin' Seniors 41 Class Oflicer If Science Club 2, Treas. MICHAEL N. McGOWEN Key Club 2: Band I,2,3,4, Bowling 3,4. BURDETTE MAIN Basketball I,2,3f Baseball I,2,3,4f Track i,2, 3,47 Football i,2,3,4f Bowling I,2,3,4g Student Council 1,29 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pub. Agentf Key Club 2,3,4, Sec., Sgt.-at-armsp Spanish Club Sf Class Officer 3. HARLAND LEEPER HI-Y If 4-H lp Football 2,3,4, Mgr. If Basket- ball Mgr. I. TOM MANUWAL Band l,2,3,-45 Key Club 25 Bowling 3,4. JIM MORRIS Hi-Y i,2,3,4, Sgt.-at-arms, Key Club If Foot- ball I,2,3,4g Track l,2,3g Baseball I,2,3,4. THOMAS JAMES MORETTO Pep Club lp Band I,2,3,4, Pres., Dance Band l,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4, Pres.: Track 3,45 Class Play 31 Class Officer If Student Council 4, Pres.i Prom Master of Ceremonies. MICHAEL L. MURPHY Pep Club lg Football Ip Key Club 3,4, Class Play 3i Bowling 2,3,4, Chorus 3,4. V62 class of '62 BEVERLY POWELL G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. DAVID RADER F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Pres., Award5 4-H l,2,3,45 Y.F.C. l5 Pep Club lg Bowling 2,3,4, Pres. MARY GRAYCE PUGH Chorus 45 Class Play 35 Singin' Seniors. CAROL REED Cheerleader l,45 Band l,2,3,4, Twirler5 Dance Band 1,25 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres.5 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 3,4-, Pres.5 4-H l,2,3, Sec.-Treas.5 Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Sprig Staff 45 Class Play 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres.5 Class Officer li G.A.A. li School Reporter 3,4. SALLY RADER Band l,2,3,4, Pom-Pom Twirler, Sec.5 Cheer- leader l,2,3,4, Captain5 Basketball Queen 35 G.A.A. lp Pep Club l,2,3,4i Class Play 35 Spanish Club 25 Singin' Seniors5 High Maga- zine Salesman 3. PAUL REPLOGLE Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,47 Bowling l,2,3,4. BOB REED Basketball lg Bowling 3,45 Football 1. LEONARD ROUCH Band l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H l,2,3,4, Vice- Pres.5 Movie Operator 2,35 Dance Band 35 Pep Band 45 Bowling 4. I 63 'ttf class of '62 BONNIE SCHWEISBERGER Pep Club if G.A.A. Ip Band i,2,3p Spanish Club 25 Sprig Staff 41 Prom Princess 3. FRANCIS D. SMITH Band 'l,2,3,4p Football Ip Key Club 2,3,4 Bowling 2,3,4y Spanish Club 2,3. HARRY ALLEN SHEETZ F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treas.p Bond l,2,3,4p Bowling 4. DAVID H. SNYDER Band l,2,3,4p Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4p Hi-Y 3,4f Cross Country 3,4, Student Council 4, Vice-Pres.: Prom Prince. LESTER SHERK Band i,2,3,4g Chorus 3. CHARLES DOUGLAS STANIFER Baseball l,2,3f Bowling I,2,3. CAL SOLOMON RON L. STILLSON Hi-Y l,2,3f Key Club l,2,3p Basketball l,2,3p Football l,2,3, Track l,2,3p Baseball 2,3. 64 class of '62 NANCY SWINGLE Chorus I, Spanish Club 2. RICK UNSICKER F.F.A. l,2,3, Band l,2,3,4. DENNIS A. WILSON Pep Club If Science Club 25 Dance Band 2, 3,4, Class Play 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Treas., Student Council 3, Sprig Stal? 4, Editor, Band l,2,3,4, Pub. Agent, Bowling 2,4. SHARON WEIL JAMES WALLACE Class Play 3. JIM WHITE BONNEY WELDY G.A.A. I, Pep Club. PEGGY WILSON Student Council I, Band l,2,3,4, Pom-Pom Twirlerp Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas., Span- ish Club 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Cheerleader 21 Dance Band 3,4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Sec., Class OFFicer 3, Girls' State. 65 class of 62 GEORGE ANDREWS JANICE BAKER Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Musician, Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,37 Student Council 'lf 4-H l,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres.. Pres.g G.A.A. l,2,3,4. RICK BELLMAN Pep Club lp Singin' Seniors 4g Band l,2,3,4p Chorus 2,3,4g Sprig Staff 4. ERIC BOLT F.F.A. 2,3,41 4-H l,2,3,4. Football l,2, ball 4, Band l,2,3,4. KEITH BERGER Basketball 1,25 Track I,2,3,4p Football 2,3,4g 4-H l,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.f Band l,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres., County 4-H Poultry Awardf County 4-H Tractor Maintenance Award. CATl'lERlNE ALLEN G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres., Y.F.C. 3,45 Pep Club 4. RICK BOWEN Football li Basketball l,2,3,4p Track l,4g Crosscountry 2,3,4, Class Play 3, Class Omcer 2. JOHN BURGESS 3,45 Base- 35 Chorus Football l,2,3,4p Track 1.2, Mgr., Key Club 3, 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 4. 66 class of 62 LYNN F. WOLFE Student Council l,2f Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres., Pres, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Pub. Agent, Track 2,35 Sprig Staff 4, Art Editor, Class Officer 3,4. JANE WALLACE G.A.A. l . NOT PICTURED: JUNIOR HILL Bowling l,2,3,4. Basketball King and Queen, Rick Bowen and Kathy Kauffman Football Queen, Carolyn Fursf. 67 'inf , 6 W im A 9' Q E - 6.-: 4, IS if . . 1,1 . K , 9 , B5 J Q 4 . f X f aft' f 1 gl - ' 2 r J N I q A, .I AiVA V , Q ' I 5 .i T ,I , 5 ew . n :35 i 1 :- 2 Q. in K 'W' 1 . K' A9 f sm, ' iw '27 g, 'Tv . k zzk ei: in J awe We -A . A fi 1 fi Ti a n mai? Q-. N ,Rr 5 Q if Se Q' 'wi 68 prom lights shine Carolyn Baker Dick Balsley Robert Bennitt Robert Berg Billie Biddinger Mike Bonham Vera Borkholder Barbara Brewer Donald Coffel Herman Coflel Bob Ealing Wanda Fisher Jerry Fare Janice Fowler Carl Grebe Linda Gunterman Dennis Harrington Jim Heckaman Marshall Heckaman Jean Heinke Barbara Heiney David Herendeen Sheryl Hirstein Dorothy Hohman Dean Holderman Judy Hui? Jolene Hummel Sherrie Jones Susan Kelley Sally Kemp John Koontz Barbara Leeper Steve Marshall Connie Matz Patricia Miller Willard Misner Barbara Morris Dorothy Moser Connie Pfeiierle Margaret Pugh Ronald Radnovich Ellen Sahlhoff George Schmitt Nick Schurr Bill Silveus Clarence Solomon Linda Stepehy Sheila Swank Darrell Thornton Joe Urednick for iuniors Jennifer Wolrz X 1 4- Frank Woshnock Q J Q V -51 I f In Peggy Weil - ' bf: 5' . 2 Helen Whitesel ik. ' ' 'R' i Pm Wilson rf A I Robert Wislon 5 L I Kcy Yoder A I r 1 - f Marie Yoder I Tom Zentz ' K , 3 ' U i Q 5 if i i N J .1 - ,. - Bob, Morie, Jerry, Jennifer, ond Dick, class officers ore working on prom plans. 2., ei 521. 35 QE .. - o s X es 4 53' 'W 45 .-', R, at all V . tb af X! it 'Sire ! .4 in at it-:E iii? F- A ff A A Q .1 1, ef, as X i A i .K mf? 5 S QF W 2 , 4 D .. 55 t S ' J, D Q . R3 '- .wxsf ,vnu Q x if ,da K 5 , f . -I-sz Wea. is W. 4 X ,, 6 Q.. 'Sf W ANN , 1 iris' , A .A gf 'ff ,ig sophomores reach the 1 1- oooo x s . 3 VL s ., Il kia? 'tis 9 1 Q-1, ,X eta , V Wg? .. cg t I , i f if 5 1 'Q 1' ' 1, ' il ' 4, A-v X ? -W if E W H ,.. ,, ,L I L I S . i lil A A z Z o , qo,.o. ' 7, Q i' fi , A N A A X - li li fe ll. ku 'TWT ' WZ- , l. ' S 1. Qoooo - J D H ' an Q: N r A' ,,. .... ., ,-,w .5 2.x K. .. f- k ' A ,gtg It. 2.5. :Q h :I fs 32 ,'V i . A - ff. , A 'K V A r ff I i ,, 3- T 4,, ue: y I , ,: I I AH.. - A ig it r ' is s gui A,,. Q , ff A Zigi? .fr - 'i'il - . c ' 70 Forest Adams Gail Adams Bob Ames Susie Andrews Elden Anglin David Bauer Sue Becknell Connie Bennitt Sandra Bleck Dale Bollenbacher Jay Bowser David Boyer Philip Burkholder Albert Campbell James Capron Helen Cox Pat Cripe Mark Crittenden Cinda Dausman Lanetia Davis Faydene England Richard Gaines Tony Geib Bonnie Germann Ricky Graverson Gary Grell Sandra Grossman Stanley Hahn Michael Hall Roger Kiefer Darla Heyde Mary Jane Hill Dennis Holewinski Kathy Huber Theodore Huff Reinert Husmann Karen Jensen Carol Kauffman Martha Kaylor Dennis Keck Garrie Ketchum Doris Keyser Nancy Kiel Donald Kline Alice Koontz Dennis Krathwahl Sandra Leeper Carol Lozier Beverly Matz Lois Michael Diana Miller Terry Miller Terry Misner Steve Muffley Mary Ann Mast Donna Pittman Annette Powell Brenda Rackeweg Eugene Radnovich Rose Reed Marlene Reichert Craig Roeder Owen Rogers Richard Schmidt Jerry Schultz Letricha Shutz William Shearer Bruce Sheetz Kae Zillmer Barbara Zimmer halfway mark Marlene Sheetz Michael Sheetz Helen Sienicki Carol Stelien 1 Mike Stillson ' Jack Stock - 2 Stanley Slusser 2. Qs if i' 'J 11 - ji Y -- ' ifffxftei 7'7- ,ux t Y. , . Y . E -' fi.. 5 Z 6 1 4. .rw A, A Michael Swank Carol Tripsansky I K, , Tom Walker , W ' A I Barbara Walters , A ' 'W ' ' 'V ' :rig Janet Weil T j 'L 'LML ' e.' fr-' JoAnn Whitlock ' A Kathleen Whitsel ugz, .1 'E ' H ' 4 Larry Williams if V H In Denilyn Wilson uf 5 5 ' 3 . ' I ' Betty Young Qi. 5 . tl' ' .. it ' ff-TWH A J Gary L. Young l fi 4 E ' 1 Gary T, Young I H ,, A , RQ. ' 1 1,. 71 going to class. Y 9, , i . if f - X c f omg W i A,.. if X Q -ea, TEL' CDH N0 -- ei. E Q, 1: H fi 3 ,E iq, L, , ix 5 r :-:: W X L Nancy, Sian, and Barbara check their notes before . .iQ , 4- , i , as . l Q' X ng' ., . rp- 7 N.. er Nw se so HVA e i , zzs M J s freshmen bring new ideas A I , if - . , , ,V ' ji 5 Carolyn Anglln A I 5 Judith Anderson lr, ' fl 'i B jf: ft R bert Arnt rr S ss 1 ' , f O W Arthur Bahr ri X Jane Baker V k,,, Gary Barnett W' 'IZ 1 - is V , . Hans Bauer all A Barry Beeson ,g ee , i . Barbara Bennitt is .g in . i n ' Walter Benson lv 3 'K gf ! Jerry Berg ' Janet Bleck el H' Timothy Blubaugh M lon f--- Teresa Blue aw' -, - , J .y B 'lg A bk Carolyn Bollenlaacher f , I H s I iv Kim Bondurant fl ,B ,i s irr qi Judy Bowen 1 I I Danny Bowling ' A X i l e Robert Bowser , l ' T 5 Owen Burkholder 1' L, Ag, M . fli Ralph Burkholder is ll Teresa Clauss -, Brian Claeys 7. Qffzef' if , Jacquelyn Davis - , -r .,:. .1:. l .A - , L .v r - if -.. ' . 1: Gayle Derbin . B f r B f ' ' Jacquelyn Ernsberger g x ' ly I 1 ,V 'V Kent Farrer 5 H K All Connie Fau Rate jr? A , , C C my 1 Vicki Pau Rate , John Felten 9 ' - ' Wi. sf Linda Forsythe ii' - l' y j Q Phyllis Fowler ,, , .i ff T Q, Douglas Fraser , Bruce Griffin J I Richard Griswold it j g? 'Q ,M Nelson Hahn it ' eiee is 1 22 A 1 ' A ' .. 1h Cheryl Hardy ' f A : 4 , C at in V , Rick Hardy 'Li' L 'K ' 1 7, ,L is Q Linda Harrington H K l Y Y -, f :lf Noel Hawley ' ij I ,N Q Stanley Heckaman 'y , f H 1' ,B V Ns. 5 J - L' ,'-- --gn V A Cheryl Helminger W PW a C 'ifj3'9 ., Q 5 I J 1 Luella Hershberger 'f 'g'l in xg! ,g f , I, . I-4,1 Dale Hirstein ' ' so K '-:.l . , A - 435 ' H Vll, -, , A W V T ' -l pl Shirley Holdeman f - KF: Q M , ' Donell Hochstetler A Q7 H is X, .. :I- 'z A EFS' . s , Cygthia H!-:JHH . E is , , 1 I e . Q -, Urtis U 3 B ' K . ' Q Donald Huff N - . ' ' L nn Huff l- ' il , ysh' l H FF H1 4 Q L ' F m ' . Dhcrlene Hummel is Elaine Hummel N - f , 5 Wayne Hummel ., . mf , T,a. l John Julian B 'l.H ll ' V5ZeKiXlT!l ,,,,' A f Christine Keyser y is s' I Robert Kiel ,,,, , , T V V 5 'C ,, Suzane Kimble 'lf K 55 I Janet Ki fer - -f 'T f 15 1 . , .p 7' E511 Q ' EE Q Q , A ' if 1 Rhea Leeper , A nr X s Y s ,, , , . , B ,, ... ll l HY- is W-sf' - -1 . , fe, H 1 Nelson Zlll mer B 'i i' - is l 's V-Q l B ie as K 72 to blend with tradition Rebecca Lemon Barbara Lunn Marcia Manges Dennis Marshall Michael Martin Judy Matthews Pamela Miller Tom Missman Bill Moren Judy Morgan Gary Odiorne Tom Odiorne Eric Farrow Catherine Pugh Carolyn Rea Roger Reaker Karen Reed Kathryn Reed Keith Roeder Josephine Rogers Carla Sanborn Barbara Schmidt Brenda Schramm Barbara Sherk Brian Shoup Diana Shumaker Linda Sisk Laura Slabaugh Owen Slabaugh Linda Smith Pamela Smith Keith Soales John Solomon Tom Steffen James Stewart Douglas Stump Gary Stuntz Sally Sullivan Sylvia Thomas Deborah Tyler Rebecca Unsicker Dennis Unrue Richard Wallace JoAnn Woshnock Dennis Weaver Gloria Welty Margie Wendricks Sandra Weise Bruce Yoder S. if 1-- i lllcs K lr i1 sl' J QI . gg Q L tttg w W ft . .b , . ,1, b 1. L ' ' . fsffiej . J - it K ,g i Q , ,s . J ,' iasttss is yrel A . Q - - Q ., Q .g ' r X ,,,f' , -Q , I . vk V ' XR - 5 , it tt 9 , A T 1 P if Q S7 L. Q ni' e a s so ss se ' 4 .t , in ,i i',- . , i X f 4 -eff Donny, Sally, and Bill work hard to pre- pare their assignments. 73 E' , n 1' ' M I J .l' e5QeQee HR9eQ Qiiisiiibfeki ABQQEEQQQQSQE ' S I 2!-!5e91Qe2!9 IEERQIQQQQEQQ . 1... g,' ,..,.... , ,xr .. ft.-1 ,, . 1955559920259 , - R R A .R ... . A . QREQQQEQQEQEQ 925 ROW ONE: R. Aker, C. Andrews, L. Bak, M. Baldwin, D. Barnett, S Bauer, C. Bollenbacher, P. Boocher, B. Botset, T. Bowen, A. Burk- holder, B, Carothers. ROW TWO: C. Carter, L. Carter, F. Church E. Coftel, J. Conley, L. Dalton, S. Dausman, J. Dietrich, J. Drudge J. Forsythe, 5. Forsythe, D. Fox, H. Frenger. ROW THREE: S. Furst D. Gerber, E. Germonn, P. Glant, L. Graham, L. Grossman, C Grove, J. Hagenau, J. Hand, M. Hansen, K. Hardy, R. Hawley, V Hendricks. ROW FOUR: P. Heyde, B. Hiester, C. Hochstetler, J Hochstetler, M. Hochstetler, J. Horner, B. Huff, S. Hummel, D Ingerham, D. Johnson, K. Kauffman, T. Keck, C. Kline. ROW FIVE J. Kling, D. Leeper, R. Leeper, M. Lemon, P. Lemon, J. Loucks, C 1 1 I Manges, K. Marburger, S. Martin, R. Meisier, D. Miller, M. Moretto Mary Moser. ROW SIX: J. Murphy, L. Orr, C. Potrock, J. Payne, L Penrose, J. Pfeiffer, D. Pittman, S. Pohybko, J. Rader, D. Rea, .I Reaker, S. Rhodes, S. Robinett. ROW SEVEN: C. Schreiner, B Shearer, C. Sienicki, J. Smith, M. Smith, M. Snyder, R. Snyder, S Stevens, J. Stock, M. Strong, R. Stutzman, D. Swank, T. Symon ROW EIGHT: D. Thornton, C. Tucker, C. Tyson, F. Urednick, D Wagoner, M. Weber, L. Weston, M. Williams, D. Woods, P. Wooten A. Yoder, R. Yoder, V. Yoder. ROW NINE: C. Young, R. Young, M. Zimmer. 74- A . IQQIQQQR Rg.s AllQ-ee. e s i 555' 'li 959 Qlillillg AQQQQMQAERQQW .. .. or A ' . W3 . . J 'f ' ,,,A - ..U 2 .1-3 Q.. .iii I zw'5 i.i Nj, R-. gr' -' .fr ga 33, ' M 'Z ia-. 1 X ,QY X - . '. W rj- 553. 229 QEQQQQQEQ E l is e. N :i ' e'2Qr!E6il2EQ i ii.. f .L L ' . I L - 4 ?fi ':.... . - FQAQQQQQOQQQQ k s.. - f ' .. .- . .f ,, UQEQQOEEHEEEQ 'R R, - li . Q -W. 54 -,LLL': . . A X f Q.. . A W ',.L fl '-. 35 .Viz '54 ROW ONE: J. Adams, A. Adrian, D. Allen, R. Amsler, W. Amsler F. Anderson, J. Andrew, J. Anglin, J. Bollenbacher, L. Borkholcler V. Borkholder, P. Bornemunn, V. Botset, L. Bowser. ROW TWO: S Bunge, C. Burkholder, M. Burkholder, C. Byrer, P. Carothers, C Collins, D. Costello, R. Dausman, S. Ehret, D. Ernsloerger, A. Espich R. Felty, J. Fore. ROW THREE: K. Frenger, R. Furst, R. Garland, J 1 f 1 Garret, C. Gilbert, D. Glant, L. Gooch, S. Graverson, L. Grebe, R. Hand, S. Hand, G. Heckaman, B. Heinde. ROW FOUR: P. Hendricks, M. Hill, R. Holdaman, C. Huff, D. Huff, L. Hult, P. lwsin, K. Johnson 1 M. Jones, T. Jones, D. Julian, J. Keck, L. Keck, N. Kelley, L. Kipfer, C. Kline, L. Kline, P. Kline, C. Kling, R. Kuntz, J. Leeper, C. Leiter, 75 K. Manges, T. Monges. ROW SIX R. Leiter, S. Loucks, D. Manges, D. Marks, E. Mast, L. Matthews, M. Matz, R. Miller, W. Miller, J Mishler, K. Modisett, P. Morgan, S. Muiiiey, J. Muncy, R. Nifong, K Odiorna. ROW SEVEN: K. Pittman, L. Rea, G. Reed, S. Reed, S Reidenbuch, R. Reimer, D. Replogle, S. Rabinett, S. Schweisberger W. Senlii, R. Sheetz, D. Sienicki, B. Silveus. ROW EIGHT: S. Slabuugh J. Slusser, J. Smith, S. Snyder, W. Solomon, R. Stewart, C. Stine, J Stoller, L. Stuizman, J. Sullivan, J. Swank, D. Swingle, K. Tener ROW NINE: K. Troyer, A. Weaver, J. Weaver, S. Weaver, T. Weston D. Whiteman, J. Wilson, S. Wise, M. Witwer, J. Yoder, K. Young W. Young, P. Zeltwanger. 1 the goals of every student Jr. Ncfioncl Honor Society ROW 1. K, Morburger, R. Stufzmon, D. M. Morerto, T. Simon, D. Wagner, J. Loucks, J. Payne, D. Swank, B lngerhom, R. Aker, M. Weber, M. Lemon, S. Dciusmon, J. Hugenou, Hiester. ROW 3. C. Mcnges, B. Huff, P. Lemon, P. Heyde, M. Snyder J. Horner, J. Drudge. ROW 2. Mrs. Wagley, D. Johnson, F. Church, K. Koufimczn, M. Hochstetler, D. Pittman, P. Boocher, B. Corothers Student Council ROW 1. C. Hochsfefler, M. Moreno, P. Heyde, C. Schreiner, A. Weaver. ROW 2. L. Bowser, F. Anderson, D. Replogle, P. Boocher, P. Kline, M. Jones. ROW 3. F. Church, S. Bunge, L. Stutzmon, J. Payne, M. Snyder, Mr. Livengood. 76 the iunior high bands ROW 'l: M. Strong, P. Leman, J. Drudge, C. Hochestetler, J. Paine, S. Dausman, L. Weston, K. Marberger, D. lngerham. ROW 2: l.. Bak C. Tyson, D. Johnson, J. Horner, S. Stevens, M. Leman, F. Church B. Hiester, J. Martin, V. Yoder, B. Miller, P. Glant, D. Swank ROW 3: L. Grossman, J. Smith, C. Grove, B. Botset, C. Young, D ROW I: C. Stine, R. Dausman, S. Reidenbach, P. Irwin, S. Grover- son, C. Byrer, R. Reimer, V. Botset, D. Ernsberger. ROW 2: D. Huff, S. Bunge, K. Modisett, R. Kuntz, J. Adams, J. Weaver, A. Espich, H: Stoller, C. Kling, K. Manges, M. Matz, N. Kelley, S. Hand. ROW 3: P. Kline, S. Schweisberger, S. Ehret, T. Weston, S. Felton, T. Brown, R. Stewart, M. Jones, F. Anderson, R. Sheetz, R. Felty, D. Whiteman, Barnett, J. Loucks, J. Rader, P. Boocher, S. Furst, M. Hansen, D. Pitt- man, K. Manges, J. Hagenau, D. Wood, C. Kline, M. Moretto, P. Heyde. ROW 4: B. Hutt, R. Leeper, L. Miller, B. Carothers, H. Fren- ger, B. Halley, A. Yoder, ROW 5: S. Martin, C. Schreiner, R. Caroth- ers, M. Bauer. R. Nifong, L. Gooch, L. Bowser, K. Johnson, S. Weaver, W. Seneff, C. Hutt, B. Helmlinger, R. Fringer. ROW 4: J. Muncy, T. Mangus, P. Bornemann, L. Keck, S. Snyder, D. Glant, J. Swank, G. Reed, G. Heckoman, J. Fore. ROW 5: J. Anglin, J. Mishler, J. Yoder, L. Grebe, R. Miller, M. Kiefer. ir. high chorus has fun singing ROW 1: R. Aker, J. Drudge, R. Reimer, S. Reidenlauch, S. Loucks, R. B. Heinke, L. Stufzman, C. Stine, S. Hummel, J. Bair, Director. ROW TFOYSF, D. Huff, 5- BUHQG, M- Mufz, J. Kelfkl 5- Reed- ROW 21 P- 3: D. Gerber, L. Huff, P. Morgan, P. Kline, R. Sfufzmun, T. Mongus, Bornemann, P. Lemon, S. Robineh', A. Weaver, W Amsler, J. Kling, M. Costello, M. Williams, J. Slusser, K. Tener, L. Carter, R. Amsler. Left to right: Mary Beth Moretto, Judy Hogenau, Joyce Horner. ' 78 cubs work hard this season ROW 1: Steve Snyder, Mgr., Wynn Senff, Chuck Gilbert, Freddy Anderson, Tim Bowen, Tom Keck, Larry Kipfer, Ronnie Garland, Jim Keck. ROW 2: John Stock, Jim Leeper, Mike Jones, Richard Furst, Mike Smith, Dick Miller, Paul Booker, Jack Mishler, Sam MuFfIey, Rex Hand. ROW 3: Danny Allen, Mike Snyder, Wayne Young, John FOOTBALL SCORES Bremen 14 North Liberty Bremen O Plymouth . . . . . 21 Bremen O Nappanee .. .. 26 Bremen 6 Concord . . . . . 7 Schreiner, Conrad Tucker, Curtiss Stine, Keith Kauffman, Ernie Ger- man, Paul Keyde, Coach Robinette. ROW 4: Coach Yelton, Mike Zimmer, Charles Sienicki, Terry Simon, John Pfeiffer, Harold Trenger, Mike Strung, John Dietrich, Clifton Collins, Greg Heckaman. The Cubs got oft to a good start this year. But it seems they couldn't find themselves throughout the rest of the season. Although they were full of team spirit and fought many a scrappy battle they were, in most cases, out sized and out maneuvered. ir. high teams enioy ROW T: Mike Hansen, John Garrett, Wyn SenFt, Thomas Jones, Mike Jones, Daniel Replogle. ROW 3: Coach Yelton, Clifton Collins, Philip Zeltwanger, John Stoller, Glenn Reed, Chuck Kling, Royce Dick Miller, Curtiss Stine, Larry Gooch, Jack Fore, Dan Allen, Dennis Sheets. ROW 2: Sam Muffley, Jim Wilson, Larry Kipfer, Freddy Manges, Carter Huff, Jim Leeper. Anderson, Ronnie Garland, .lack Mishler, John Swank, Joe Yoder, Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen SEVENTH GRADE SCORES 23 . . . . . Bourbon 22 ... ... Walkerton 29 . . . ..... Tyner 26 Culver 14 ...Warsaw 32 . . . ..... Lapaz 28 ... .. . Nappanee l8 ... . . Plymouth 15 . . . ..... Argos 34 ... ... Madison The seventh grade enjoyed a favorable season this year winning five games and losing five. With a little experience they hope to return next year to show us they have got what it takes. successful season Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen Bremen EIGHTH GRADE SCORES 26 . . . ...... Bourbon 22 . . . .... Walkerton 43 . . . ...... Tyner 39 . . . ..... Culver 29 . . . .... Warsaw 43 . . . ........ Lapaz 20 . . . .... Nappanee 33 . . . ..... Plymouth 34 . . . .... Nappanee 34 . . . . . . Plymouth 33 . . . ...... Argos 33 . .. ... Madison 20 21 19 13 48 24 45 34 49 31 34 32 The eighth grade posted an impressive record this year winning seven and losing five. ln tournament action this year the eighth grade was defeated by Nappanee 34 to 49. And in the consolation game Bremen de- feated Plymouth 34 fo 39. Watch for things to happen when these boys get to the varsity. ROW 1: Tom Keck, John Stock, Ernie German, John Reaker, Keith Zimmer, John Pfeiller, Mike Strung, John Dietrich, Conrad Tucker Kauffman, Paul Heyde, Mike Smith, Tim Bowen, Paul Booker, Mgr. Coach Yelton. ROW 2: Philip Lemon, Mgr., Mike Snyder, John Forsythe, Mike sixth grade I- QA. P .L ' L :so 'ii' i s : e 9iiQlQ25QQ ',,, -'.- . . Q if . , 2.1 5 , r b',,i,5. me ' Q IEEESQQQQQQAE s X .,.Q.: , , . QQ, .., H L a. L jf. ,l ofi ' :HS X Q - 3 QEQQQESQQQQSB QEAIQQEEQQQQ .aeggsfgiiglg it ,I E V. - 14 , J' 59 ?-5 ,yhiy . , ' v . fr 4' IL . fi -Y if . lk A Q A ' bkxi H KX f fir- ' r VQBEQBQQIEQ 2 : f g 'DTI it ' Y 1-a n , Q .y 92i?QRl:?QQ:! -' Q L ff? :,' k ia-i .. QE ' 0- - , I -...V-... 1 sv. rs- f rf. - f u .- . :IHQERIRRBQOI 0 9 h vv'A Af y . A L is I- .spy L, ., . : 14. A mr .. - -f . if sis' . - . ROW I: Mrs. Baird, T. Anderson, T. BonDurant, C. Botset, R. Bowl- ing, R. Forrer, T. Fcirrer, E. Fox, K. Hogenau, D. Hill, J. Hochstetler, M. Hochstetler, R. Julion, ROW Il: R. Kline, W. Payne, J. Rector, H. Reed, K. Roeder, J. Shumoker, M. Shutz, P. Stillson, R. Stillson, E. Troche, L. Troup, M. Young, ROW III: Mrs. Goon, K. Carothers, M. Clouss, A. Clemens, J. Croussore, R. Ellis, B. Griswold, R. Hawkins, R. Hawley, V. Heckomon, P. Hirsiein, B. Kaylor, J. Livengood, ROW IV: K. Miller, J. Misner, J. Muncy, T. Penrose, J. Pfeiffer, B. Pittman, B. Rhodes, M. Sheetz, L. Sherlond, G. Stuntz, L. Siutzmon, L. Tyson, ROW V: A. White, B. Yoder, L. Young, Mr. Rouch, M. Boker, K. Balsley, L. Barnett, C. Beery, D. Bollenbacher, C. Buckner, L. Burgess, M. Burkholder, M. Clauss, ROW VI: J. Dalton, D. Fore, R. Hawkins, M. Huff, D. Hyde, R. Kiefer, B. Kline, G. Loudeman, J. Martin, M. Odiorne, J. Polson, C. Sauter, D. Schweisberger, ROW VII: J. Shu- moker, D. Thornton, R. Tripsansky, M. Wogley, R. Yockey, C. Young, Mr. Whitehead, F. Anglin, A. Bohr, G. Bolsley, A. Blosser, W. Bollen- bacher, C. Bowling, ROW VIII: E. Garland, R. Heyde, I. Jenson, T. Kling, J. Manges, W. Manger, T. Mosterson, B. Middough, A. Mil- Ier, M. Nifong, L. Orsund, R. Rader, T. Rector, ROW IX: L. Reed, J. Schini, R. Schutz, A. Smith, B. Swank, C. Willioms, J, Young, Mr Adrian, J. Balsley, W. Barts, S. Berkey, B. Biddinger, R. Bird, ROW X: J. Bowser, D. Burket, J. Edel, J. Gilbert, W. Gooch, E. Hahn, D Hardy, S. Heminger, M. Hiester, S. Huber, S. Leeper, D. Lemon, R Miller, ROW XI: E. Orr, K. Roeder, B. Schreiner, A. Seneff, T Shorter, D. Sienicki, G. Stewart, G. Summy, M. Wagner, E. Yoder, J Yoder, D. Young. 82 ., P T. ,.,,, ,,,.. I. . 'P M . . . T . J R -0 I x ' ' 11- A , S 'S .ff 1 .- y P ! is-ff. ' ' ' .,, Q. i qzik S if , 'iftfgal E L A uzi V A L Q ' rfb E 1 L ' E fix, 7 7 4 - .:. N T f g - AV F: is . .Q . A H , k-kk3, .,'Q.... : Af . : RKIW J xi--- 'J , - Y ff.. A 4 VII - , ,Va A A Q 1. 4' S ll Lim ., L 'S' 1' gg U Q ' N'- ff' kiwL V, ' Jew 1 . mn V N '-,L - g as Q st. ,.- Q- ' we kv . ,, , . A , K ' A A .K ,. ,...,.. K, nrg. . l L ty M I . ,. .. fifth grade . v T :Q- l ROW I: Mrs. Freed, M. Arndt, l.. Balsley, D. Bird, D. Bollinger, D. Boyer, M. Burkholder, T. Byrer, M. J. Chupp, R. Garrett, D. Ham- mans, K. Higgins, D. Hochstetler. ROW 2: B. Irwin, K. Jacobs, R. Jones, S. Koontz, D. Kavach, M. Leeper, J. Manning, D. Monhaut, M. Pohybko, S. Stuntz, R. Sullivan, J. Sumpter, J. Thornton. ROW 3: R. Weldy, P. Williams, K. Witwer, D. Yoder, K. Young, Mr. Kaiser, E. Benson, K. Berg, C. Blue, C. Bunge, F. Burkholder, S. Carothers, P. England. ROW 4: L. Farrer, E. Felts, V. Gooding, D. Hershberger, K. Hull, S. Hutt, L. Kosanovich, L. Kline, M. Leeper, M. Marburger, J. Orr, E. Reimer, G. Slabaugh. ROW 5: K. Snyder, K. Stine, B. Stoneburner, P. Swank, B. Swingle, J. Tiede, S. Washnock, K. Weaver, K. Weiss, L. White, D. Williams, S. Yeager, V. Young. ROW 6: Mrs. McCarty, A. Bahr, L. Balmer, C. Berkey, B. J. Birt- whistle, K. Bon Durant, B. Farrer, R. Graverson, W. Heckaman, S. Hershberger, C. Hirstein, D. Hummel, K. Kline. ROW 7: T. Leeper, R. Lunn, K. Mast, M. Masterson, J. Meister, J. Miller, M. Miller, C. Muncy, L. Myers, E. Rackewig, J. Ringle, L. Rishel, R. Siefer, ROW 8: D. Sienicki, D. Troche, J. Tyler, R. Weston, R. Wooten, Mr. Wen- gerd, G. Aker, M. Barts, M. Boocher, C. Bradford, J. Brock, C. Edel, G. Ellis. ROW 9: C. Hartman, B. Hochstetler, N. Hoppstetter, D Krathwahl, O. Kuntz, T. Myers, J. Pittman D. Price, J. Robinett, L Rogers, P. Schweisberger, T. Secor, D. Soales. ROW 10: W. Spicher, M. Steffen, G. Thomas, A. Wendricks, B. Wilson, M. Yoder, C. Young P. Zillmer. r fourth grade ff f. T y at at e - :: t K s - J J ll- f H A J 3 ii 1 M L., AT' T I2 Y H ' . o A ' 9, ' F ' ,v h ' I Eli. . L. I f Z Q gg fi. f ' I .. :-v.. z i xt y new ' K ll J A Q Q ' ll. Y qyyy ,a z J ,J .9 ' A hx K 2 S K , . ,, 5 . 7 4' :' 5' ku ,f., K 23 .. J 2- 5 'if Vis, -. ' ,S f . A' 1 ex . -fx. 'S f' - . . , 'A I I ' J T' fe . f x y J g f'f : , 4 - , . - 3. i s . . f 22' . f 1 ,. - is ' ' J K :5' K . - . 'VE ' V- Vk: I -N .I , Q f -i Y Y Y A :l R, 'fr , M? 'i , I 'fm kk t ,KxALLV s... i n -rf: -1. .. . . E . h V , bi H , . .,Z . Auuku A.: quzrub 2 bu 1.. . . 5. , . -1-' : U' . ROW l: Mrs. Fox, M. Bolsley, P. Bennitt, B. Bollenbacher, E. Carter, K. Ernsberger, L. Faulkner, J. Ferrell, C. Forsythe, P. Glont, J. Hale, L. Howkins, D. Hochstetler. ROW 2: C. Huff, G. Kling, J. Kling, D. Monges, B. Middaugh, M. Page, D. Rodnovich, M. Rhodes, B. Schulz, R. Schweisberger, S. Senff, R. Smith, C. Snyder. ROW 3: G. Stevens, R. Strong, T. Weston, S. Wilson, M. Wright, B. Yockey, Mrs. Hirstein, J. Boker, R. Bowen, M. Bradford, T. Burkef, B. Clemens, G. Crothers. ROW 4: G. Douglass, J. Ernsloerger, R. Fisher, S. Geib, K. Haob, D. Hole, R. Hall, C. Hansen, K. Hochstetler, K. Hochstefler, L. Hochstetler, J. Holm, M. Darwotka. ROW 5: R. Keck, D. Lontz, S. Lemon, H. Main, J. Manges, S. Moclisett, B. Monhaut, L. Monhout, J. Pheiffer, S. Summy, T. Tyler, R. Wise, Mrs. Monges. ROW 6: S. Bonham, E. Botset, K. Buckner, E. Bules, J. Bull, M. Collins, T. Ellis, D Farrer, J. Garland, R. Glant, Z. Hendricks, J. Hill, B. Kline. ROW 7 R. Lakins, D. Loudeman, K. Leeper, K. Miller, B. Reoker, C. Reese, A Robinett, P. Rottmiller, W. Sauter, D. Sherk, S. Sime, J. Smith, R Smith. ROW 8: C. Welty, T. Wooten, E. Young, B. Zentz, Mrs. Sherk D. Andrews, E. Beery, R. Berkey, C. Bollenbocher, C. Bollman, R A. Burkholder, J. Claeys, R. Edel. ROW 9: K. Ehret, J. Ervin, R. H Hochstetler, E. Johnson, J. Kiel, S. LaFree, R. Marks, K. L. Miller J. Myers, D. Pittman, R. Poulson, C. Rea, J. L. Rector, ROW 10: S Young, M. Reed, J. Schooler, M. Shorter, B. Stutzmon, P. Quinn, D Wendrix, J. Wilson, G. Wooten, R. Young. 1 i Q'- E35 ' 1 1 R . 1 K 5 K J , . KKK Q .. K KK KK KKK ..,. y ,K K. l -:., . ' T J .. 5 J. rife. -,Q so . ' sr -PAQ Q . ff- ,J K , . ' ,Q:A K. s , . , B ' f .K B .R Q V KK ' K M, ' x. 2 KK KK ' si - ' K ..f' , :Kg K L :Ai I ' ' 5 4 -N AK-:HV 'Q-N ' W- K ' I K ' . ' Ka 5 'Z' 2 'K sr . ' 4, il .',' .ff 2 - is vge mq 'f ' 'T 'fd . ., . YJ s v? J . ..,. T T f - . .-,- .J J' y A 5 K K . ,QKI X K . gix e . K K K Q - ' ,f Chi T' , E s, - I f'- .- vis 'TJ ' A 2-. 5.434 . - ' 1 . - is D 5K,,,f 2, A -. K 13? Q ?.....f . , ,, H J R - 1' Jil ,. ,, Elin f' ' , lm Q ' 8 lg xs. in J V 'il .. -i 9 ? ' I H Q: J A .1 - ...w' 5 W T' ': , k: --if A Q' A ! ' ' F A ' . X- .K . . K. . .K .W , . . .Kz J ' j : it 'L'f- KLLL g . V5 s 1 ' . --,, - Q. Q. k ,---- -... is : , ' K 53 V 1 J ' QihW Zuhi . K, . . y -N - 4 345 il' ' 'f. ff 4 A if l sf LL ' Fq- . if'f -1 . A K , 5' It -. . . f R . . -J-M' J, T T.. . ....rr i ' J K . K K K KK K .,,, Q. K. ,K K? K w x, 1 third grade ROW 1: Mrs. Huffman, J. Birkey, K. Botset, M. Capron, L. Coflel, K. Dietrich, R. Early, R. Eclel, K. Ginther, K. Heinke, J. Heyde, H. Hochstetler, B. HuFl. ROW 2: R. Jansing, K. Jones, J. Lakins, K. Leed, D. McGowen, R. Martin, M. Miller, J. Mishler, B. Myers, D. Pomeroy, D. Rhodes, C. Schutz. ROW 3: B. Sweisberger, J. Thorn- ton, E. Ton, W. Troyer, M. Yoder, P. Young, V. Zeider, Mrs. Michael, K. Boker, L. Bird, M. Blackburn, C. Blue, A. Edel. ROW 4: B. Fowler, B. Hardy, B. Hardy, C. Hochstetler, J. Hochstetler, J. Hochstetler, J. Holm, S. Hueni, C. Huffer, M. lngerham, M. Jones, R. Kline, T. Lafree. ROW 5: P. Leman, J. Mattern, D. Pittman, K. Pittman, S. Pittman, S. Reidenbach, C. Rogers, C. Senff, B. Shoup, S. Suttor C. Tiede, P. Wagner, S. Whiteman. ROW 6: S. Woodward, J. Yea- ger, S. Young, Mrs. Seltenright, R. Anderson, G. Atkins, C. Balsley, J. Barnett, G. Beane, D. Bollinger, N. Chupp, J. Corl, S. Eisinger. ROW 7: D. Fisher, K. Hale, S. Hammons, R. Hawkins, J. Jacobs, K. Kniesly, D. Laudeman, M. Leeper, T. Long, T. Masterson, E. Miller, J. Nifong, S. Orsuncl. ROW 8: B. Rogers, J. Sanborn, P. Smith, N. Snyder, C. Solomon, J. Stillson, L. Stine, M. Unsicker, T. Welborn, T. Welcly, G. Yoder. 85 A . I L . .m x-. 'fi t Je. - .. 'A A 2,'.fVe-.v .f . ,- X' A ,,-' - N 'XM N iw.. 'gft V2,.., i A1s? 'sy' I., . . L. fx. . .., .,, I Rf if Qzk W K x x J , zsl L MX e s . . ,S c i 5 A L. so 'ff' M f . . second grade 32 ROW I: Mrs. Schurr, B. Bollinger, L. Booker, K. Burch, C. Ehret, P. Farrer, D. Hawkey, W. Hochsteiler, R. Huff, T. Johnson, D. Jones, P. Kiefer, S. Kiefer, ROW II: B. Lakins, T. Lichtenbarger, P. McMan- nus, T. Monhaui, R. Morgan, E. Polson, K. Poulson, G. Price, P. Quinn, B. Shaffer, J. Soales, R. Stillson, J. Stump, ROW Ill: L. Stutz- man, G. Troyer, M. Wise, J. Yockey, R. Young, S. Zilmer, Miss Hoch- stetler, R. Andrews, R. Balsley, D. Bradford, R. Brock, D. Bull, E. Burkholder, ROW IV: J. Burkholder, C. Dietrich, P. Edel, R. Frenger, K. Hall, M. lngerham, M. ingerham, C. Jansing, L. Kiel, J. Kipfer, C. Middaugh, D. Niles, ROW V: D. Oberleas, W. Reed, B. Reese, R. Rhoacles, C. Rowe, C. Schramm, R. Secor, B. Stine, J. Town, M Tripsansky, N. Troche, M. Walters, Miss Mast, M. Amsler, W. Bal- mer, J. Balsley, T. Balsley, J. Birkey, C. Bowling, K. Boyer, W. Burk- holcler, B. Corl, K. Cripe, J. Crothers, T. Dalton, B. Ehert, ROW VII: D. Ellis, A. Forsyihe, D. Garland, D. Guard, J. Hershberger, J. Holn, M. Huff, L. Kile, S. Leed, J. Manges, P. Masierson, V. Mousf, B. Miller, ROW VIII: D. Schutz, L. Shenefielcl, P. Sweisberger, K. Taylor, A. Welborn, M. Williams, P. Young, Miss Kaufman, K. Barts, D. Beery, L. Bollinger, A. Cannon, S. Clauss, ROW IX: M. Devereux, J. Dietrich, S. Gilbert, E. Gooch, J. Groverson, L. Gunierman, C. Haab, T. Hanson, D. Heiser, M. Huber, W. Kline, K. Kniesly, R. Koontz, ROW X: J. Main, M. Martin, J. Nierste, K. Pfferle, R. Ritter, G. Rog- ers, R. Sheppard, J. Siefer, B. Smith, L. Smith, B. Sfoneburner, J. Wagner, C. Walter, ROW Xl: J. Weaver P. Zimmer. 86 if QQQQFRQQRREQQ RRQQQQQQQQA9 iEQ!Qg?iR2E!g SQQRRAQQQERQR . ,.. ' EQRQRERERQARR T ll J REQEQRRRQRRRE REAQQQREQEQHA eilegiiiikiia first grade ' ROW 1: Mrs. Shortz, J. Bollinger, D. Bradford, M. Bunge, K. Hardy, R. Hardy, D. Heckaman, T. Higgins, L. Hill, J. Hueni, R. Huff, B lngerham, P. Jones. ROW 2: K. Lafree, T. Lantz, G. Main, E. Man- ges, D, Monhaut, B. Morton, C. Ptefferle, D. Ritter, M. Rowe, M. Schreiner, M. Secor, G. Steele, R. Suttor. ROW 3: K. Ton, S. Walter, Mrs. Glant, Y. Balmer, R. Berkey, L. Burkholder E. Carter, R. Cook, B. Furst, D. Johnson, S. Kimble, M. Kuhn, C. Laudeman. ROW 4 D. Miller, R. Miller, K. Rogers, J. Sauter, C. Shorter, C. Snyder P. Soales, K. Taylor, S. Vernon, C. Weiss, C. Weston, J. Yelton ROW 5: J. Yoder, A. Young, C. Young, Miss Showalter, G. Andrews P. Baker, B. Balsley, R. Balsley, W. Barnett, J. Birkey, B. Boyer, C. Ernsberger, A. Hochstetler. ROW 6: T. Jones, D. Keyser, J. Ko- r sanovich, C. Laudeman, K. Leeper, B. McMannus, R. Moon, D. Par- ker, G. Stuntz, K. Sullivan, D. Unsicker, R. Walker, l. Weldy. ROW 7: M. Williams, N. Zillmer, Mrs. Beatty, S. Atkins, J. Berg, H. Bork- holder, T. Cook, K. Cripe, D. Denkeldein, P. Dull, J. Ervin, T. Faulk- ner, A. Fisher. ROW 8: D. Fox, C. Ginther, P. Hole, D. Hartman, P. Howard, R. Julian, R. Keiper, L. Lunn, N. Myers, D. Orsund, N. Replogle, T. Spencer, M. Stutzman. ROW 9: J. Weldy, Mrs. Weldy, B. Aukerman, R. Baldwin, D. Berkey, C. Bollman, R. Bules, 5. Reimer, N. Hendricks, D. Hochstetler, M. Hochstetler, R. Hochstetler, M. Howard. ROW 10: J. Jones, S. Koontz, D. Leed, D. Marshall, A. Miller, S. Parker, M. Schlemmer, R. Sime, G. Stillwell, M. Stump, A. Suttor, G. Swank, S. Weldy. ROW 11: C. Young, W. Young. 87 COMPLIMENTS OF FARM PRODUCERS AND EMPLOYEES of SPRING BROOK DAIRY INC. GRADE A MILK FRESH FROM YOUR LOCAL DAIRY FARMS Spring Brook Dairy Inc. Li-6-6721 THE LAPAZ GRAIN COMPANY ARTS MOBIL SERVICE Grain, Seed, Feed, Salt, Fertilizer, U- S- 6 81 331 Coal and Fence Phone Ll-6-6661 Lubrication Complete Seed Processing Plant Tires Lime, Cement, and Building Material B01-fel-ies Lapaz, Indiana Phone SU-4-3411 Phone Li-6-2911 Bremen, Indiana GLANT FUNERAL HOME TWO WAY AMBULANCE senvlce LAND on AIR -MSG DALE AND WALT'S GULF SERVICE Complete Lubrication Tires 81 Batteries Brake Service Tune-Up KOONTZ GREENHOUSE - and V FLORAL SHOP Phone Li-6-6371 21 Bremen, Indiana 6 N. Indiana LOUIS ALBERT'S CITIES SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone su-7-3013 Auto Washing 8. Wax U. S. 6 8. 31 Lapaz FREE Wheel Balance Check CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Us ' R , vi . .EISI KAUFFMAN INSULATION CO. RO OFING - SIDING - INSULATION COMPLIMENTS OF DEWEY ARCH INSURANCE AGENCY Phone Li-6-2971 I T WAKARUSA SAWMILL COMPANY GEORGE BROTHERS MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE HARDWOOD LUMBER II7 E. Plymouth SIreeI MILLWORK Wakarusa, Indiana Phone 84 DIETRICH Since 1885 STANPARD PIeasing You Keeps Us in Business FEHR'S PLAZA STANDARD SERVICE BATTERIES - TIRES - ACCESSORIES WASHING - LUBRICATION U. S. 6 West Bremen, Indiana TOT 'N TEEN TOGS Bremen Shopping Plaza REMEMBER A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP A GREAT PLACE TO SAVE SKOGMO'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wes! Bremen Shopping Pleze Ph LI-9-2311 CHAMBERLIN JEWELRY KOONTZ SCHOOL OF DANCE Toe, TAP, BALLET BALLROOM and ACPOBATIC MRS. LOWELL KOONTZ, Inst I DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE 121 W. Plymouth St. Phone Li-6-5571 Bremen, Indiono A MODERN MARKET FOR PROGRESSIVE BREMEN - ONE-STOP SHOPPING PLAZA - KENNY'S SUPER FOODS Leeefed in the BREMEN SHOPPING PLAZA - Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. La paz Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO BREMEN U. S. GRADUATES LARRY'S GAS FOR LESS 6 West Li-6-8551 FROM THE NAPPANEE I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Nappanee, Indiana FOR FASHIONS THAT ARE TOPS COME TO THE BETTY MAY SHOPPE Bremen, Indi ART'S GROCERIES 115 N. Center SI. ana Phone Li-6-6261 B 8. G DONUT DEN 515 S. Washington Sf. Phone LI-9-2373 MADE FRESH DAILY IN BREMEN BRENIEN GRAY IRON FOUNDRY - INC. - Bremen, Indiana WILBER'S HATCHERY and POULTRY FARM Phone Ls-o-8221 efofnon, unoaono 2 Ma. East on u. s. o M Ma. North on Dogwood no. GANIBLES THE FRIENDLY STORE Phone Li-6-3881 Bremen, Indiana BREMEN QUALITY CLEANERS 420 W. Mill St t Ll 6 5421 0Dl0RNE'S PAINT WALLPAPER BREMEN, INDIANA Ph Ll 6 4902 o BRIEN PAINTS und WALLPAPER THE SUMMY PHARMACY YOUR DRUG STORE SICK ROOM NEEDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAMERA SUPPLIES COSMETICS II5 W. Plymouth Street Bremen, Indiana BREMEN STATE BANK FOUNDED IN T876 THE OLDEST BANK IN MARSHALL COUNTY MEMBER F.D.l.C. MEMBER F.R.S BREMEN ELEVATOR WAYNE FEEDS BERG'S REFRIGERATION Appliances with Quality Service with a Smile WASHERS DRYERS REFRIGERATORS RANGES WATER HEATERS WATER SOFTENERS FREEZERS Li-6-65'II Bremen, Indiana SEED FERWZER BREMEN CHEMICAL and COMPANY, INC. COAL Bremen Indiana PLAZA PASTRY sHoP HUFF'S BI d'JY 8' Wedding Cakes Furniture Funeral Home A Specialty Danish 8. Sweet Rolls Home Made Breads Location - Kenny's Super Market in the Shopping Plaza S. 6 Li-9-0971 WHEN YOU THINK OF FOOD THINK OF THE l i KOPPER . KETTLE COME AS YOU ARE ALSO CARRY OUT SERVICE U S. 6 West Bremen SHOPPING PLAZA Honest, Dependable Service - for over 85 Years DANNER'S 5 8. 104 to SL00 STORE Phone LI-6-2921 HOOSIER OWNER 8. OPERATED LAUER'S of course MEN'S AND BOYS' APPAREL Plymouth, Indiana BARNEY INSURANCE STATE FARM TYLER COMPLETE INSURANCE Open all year Phone Li-6-7051 KNOTTY PINE MOTEL KITCHENETTES - FREE T.V. REASONABLE MR. 8. MRS. JAMES B. WILSON Owners, Managers U. S. 6 West Bremen, Ind. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 T. V. TIME FOODS INC. BREMEN, INDIANA THE CORNER Breakfast - Lunch - Dinners 5:30 A.M. - 12:00 Midnight U. S. 6 8E 331 Bremen, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF WOODIES BREMEN LUMBER AND coAL co. SUPERNIARKET 401 N. Marshall Street Bremen Indiana Phone Ll-6-2771 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 MODERN CLEANERS Bremen, Indiana Ll-6-4651 BRENIEN RADIO CLINIC RCA - MOTOROLA - ADMIRAL - PHILCO SPEED QUEEN - WHIRLPOOL Herb 81 Mabel Riedel, Prop. Bremen Ll-6-4481 DORSETT MARINE Division of Textron Inc. Hearty Congratulations to the SENIORS and Best Wishes to the Students of Bremen High School Bremen's Largest lndustry and World's Largest Manufacturer of Fiberglass and Aluminum Boats and Boat Trailers BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 LONE STAR BOAT COMPANY MARTIN EQUIPMENT CO. BOB RINGLE MARATHON SERVICE U' S' 6 Wes' Batteries Tires BREMEN' INDIANA Accessories Washing - Complete Lubrication SYMBOL ' OF SERVICE Tx, I 'ili'S'l2Y2'L'L MARATHON PHONE: LIBERTY 6-476i Phone Ll-6-8932 Corner 6 8- 331 Al l MORETTO MOTOR SALES SALES SERVICE Phone Ll-6-6071 Weston u. s. 6 Bremen MARY ANN PASTRIES INC. FRESH BAKE eooos DAILY ,MMR BREMEN BOWLING LANES 8 AMF AUTOMATICS Air Conditioned Certified Instructor Special Rates to NAPPANEE 'NWANA SPONSORED Groups on sei. Afternoon Phone Li-9-T600 'll9 N. Liberty Drive Annis l.G.A. Store, Lapaz Art's Sunoco Service, Intersection Bremen Bearing, Inc. Berkeypile Chevrolet, Bourbon Bremen Enquirer Bornemann Products, Inc. BOOSTERS Cumberland Rexall Pharmacy, Bourbon Curlette Beauty Shop Dairy Queen Don's Sporting Goods, Plymouth Dr. A. A. Blue Eddie's Jewelry Store Esther Grossman's Beauty Shop First State Bank ot Bourbon Geib's Restaurant Hand's Upholstering Shop Hepler's Barber Shop Hepler's Hatchery and Mill VVhitlock's 5 8. IOQ Store Hotel Coftee Shop Janey's Beauty Shop John E. Schreiner, M.D. Kimble's Fur Shop Koontz Hardware Koontz Rexall Store Longs Elevator Marv's Snack Bar Mary Lou's Beauty Shop Med-O-Mint Restaurant Milady Beauty Shop Mother Goose Nursery School Nellie's Beauty Shop Plaza Laundromat Richard S. Miller 8. Son Tyson's Cash 8. Carry Grocery Universal Bearings, Inc. Wayne Love Motors, Bourbon Lift moving ahead to the end r M Al Yi i V, g i f 5 H . 1 'M ,nga-Q . . i ls there a problem at the Marshall's? Are YOU 90509 On S7099 like fhvf? . Senlcr The Senior class presented A Man Called Peter starring Richard Kline as Peter Marshall and Peg Wilson as his wife Catherine. The best actor or actress award was presented to Peg Wilson for her fine performance. The best actress award was won by Peg Wilson. It looks as if Carol and Mary got caught in the mad rush between acts. 102 My, aren'f we neail ls there something The matfer Helen? Rev. Doss .. Mrs. Doss .. THE CAST iunior . . ............. .... J ohn Koontz Donny Doss .... Mr. Johnson Mrs. Johnson Nan Johnson Bill Thomas . Miss Reilly . Mrs. Allen . Mrs. Hardy . Mrs. Parkinso D Timmy ........ Alex .... Diane . . . Laura . . . Rita .... Ted .... Lisa . .. Judy Huff ... . Bob Ealing . . . . . Jerry Fore ..... Pai Miller . . . . Jennifer Waltz . . . . Carl Grebe .. . Marie Yoder Kay Yoder Dorothy Hohman . . . Connie Pfelferle David Herendeen .. Mike Bonham Susan Kelley . Sheryl Hirsfein ..... Peggy Weil . . . . Sieve Marshall . Lisa Leerkamp 103 Are you already for your entrance Sheryll? The Family Nobody Wan!ed. honor banquets wana Rabi Showman, guest speaker of the Honor Banquet. The honor students are looking over the pins they rec Awards won at the All Sports Banquet were: football, John Burgess: track, Craig Reeder, baseball, Jim Morris, basketball Paul Felton, and the basketball free throw award, Jim Morris. What's everyone waiting for - the food maybe?? eived. The coaches are now ready for their after-dinner naps. All students being on the honor roll five consecutive times were honored at a banquet sponsored by the Bremen Chap- ter of Tri Kappa. 104 I fu F-1 . l..' i 'l 1 'l 2 r iunior senior prom The Junior class presented Roma An- tiqua in honor of the Class of 62, on Fri- day evening, May 18. They danced to the music of Don Adams. The climax of the evening was the crown- ing of the King and Queen, and the Prince and Princess. King, Paul Felton, Queen, Nancy Swingle, Prince, Bob Wilson, and Princess, Jean Hienke reined over the Prom tor the rest of the evening. ... 't-s. ies .ss r 'I' The King and Queen and their court sit proudly upon their thrones The Juniors and Seniors danced into the night to the mugic of Don Adams. 4 s Y Nfv- ' '-f t F-sv It looks as if everyone is taking o rest. ln the background the Juniors display their theme Roma Antiqua. National Honor Society members led the Processionol. The commencement exercises for the graduating class of l962 were held on May 25, 1962, in the school gymnasium. The valedictorian address was presented by Lynn Wolfe. While the salutatorian address was given by Paul Felten. The diplomas were plresented to the happy gradu- ates by our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Edward Secor. The diplomas were presented by Mr. Secor and Mr. Shively. 1 962 The Singing Seniors provided the entertainment. C0l'l1ITl6I1CeI11eI1f sie A Qi, W Tie ii - ,f Ml, f V-' A l QQ h 1 . r . 1 mm... ', LM I :muf 3:':5iE1'f. Efi?2gi!w'-i'..:,-P' ,H is .sff:k.?i1k1':fif2lggi 1 The school days closed for ihe Class of 62 commencemenf night. E Q H3 Richard Kline, president of The Senior class give his speech. 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