Bryant High School - Hoosier Owl Yearbook (Bryant, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1963 volume:

u« . ll - ' ■36 ' y? -  - i r . v 7 O f ; 3 1833 00064 3293 GENEALOGY 977.801 J33H0 1963 I resen I H eosier Owl u v i Ai M ic Ka.e| Ocnnis Linh 1 - Jl tors 13 Zable of Contents Faculty Page 3 sports page ' 29 77 ' ' gc Seniors Pago 7 Acti- :: VaS - -?s 2- Faculty Jaculty FRED NINDE Trustee ■ Took the place of our former trustee John Walter. ROBERT LUDY Principal Civics Ball State WAYNE HAFFNER Math Agricultural Judging Team Coach Senior Class Sponsor Wabash College Purdue University Ball State EARL CHEEK Latin English Annual Advisor Wabash College Ball State -3- NORMAN M. GUARD Band and Chorus Science Eighth Grade Sponsor Syracuse University University of Kentucky Michigan State University VELMA SCHOLER Shorthand Office Practice Typing Bookkeeping Junior High English Play IMrector Junior Sponsor Ball State JOHN MINCH Math Health Driver ' s Training Physical Education Coach Ball State GLADYS KETCHUM Home Economics Art Physical Education Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Ball State ARTHUR RAZOR Science and Biology Physics and Chemistry Seventh Grade Sponsor University of Kentucky Miami University Ball State Highlands University -4- History Health Driver ' s Training Physical Education Assistant Coach Ball State PEARL GLENDENING Grades 3 4 Ball State NORMAN CARDIN Grades 5 6 Friends University Indiana University Ball State MARY RITTENHOUSE Grade 2 Marion College Ball State Cast Will and Zestament Lorene Armantrout, will my ability to get my coat thrown on the floor to anyone who wants a dirty coat. Nancy Arnold, will my ability to go with a wonderful guy to every girl. Jack Caster, will my ability to get along with the band members to Mr. Guard. Steve Chrisman, will my job in the cafeteria to anyone who can stomach the food. Eddie Garlinger, will my ability to bug the teachers to anyone who likes to catch heck. Marlene Goss, will my ability to get to bed early after a date to my brother, Dewayne. Earl Hayden, will my speed in running to Ray Shultz. Les Hayden, will my tallness to John Garlinger. Connie Koon, will my nicknames Funny Chubby , given lo me by Doug, to Esther Bryant and Linda Loy. Wanda Kraner, will myself to Clyde the Camel . Donna Laux, will my ability to get along with Mr. Ludy to my brother, Tom. Bill Lawrence, will my mechanical ability to Dick Walter. Margie Lindsey, will my nickname Mushie to my brother, Dave. Dennis Link, will my ability to get along with John Minch to Terry Masters. Kathy Luedeke, will my ability to talk in Mrs. Scholer ' s classes to Kay Welsch. Dwight Michael, will my ability not to have a car while in high school to my brother, Dwain. Bill Moore, will my ability not to have a date while in high school to Tom Laux. Esther Muhlenkamp, will my ability to lose things to my brother, Tom. Barbara Orr, will my A in Citizenship to John Hoffman, who is probably talking right now. Larry Orr, will my ability to sneak into Madison ' s games and get caught to Kenny Keller. Judy Reitz, will my dilapidated front seat to anyone unlucky enough to get it. Doug Saxman, will Max Herman a quarter to buy a pack of cigarettes because he is always broke. Dorwin Starr, will my artistic ability with flowers to anyone who has nerve enough to try it. Elenore Vorhees, will my ability to go steady on my first date to Janice Shepherd. Alice Wall, will my ability to get along with the cheering section to Patti Timmons. -6 Seniors JUDITH ANN REITZ Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Historian 3 Sgt. -at-Arms 4 Class Play 3, 4 4-H 1 year Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Girls ' State Delegate Secretary JACK ALLEN CASTER Class President 4 Gray High School 1,2 Pep Club 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Chorus 3 Class Play 3,4 Office Help 4 Boys ' State Alternate Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Math Teacher DORWIN LEE STARR Class President 2 Vice-President 4 Student Council 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3.4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Y F.C. 1,2,3,4 Y.F. C. President 3,4 Quiz Team 3, 4 Cafeteria 3 Annual Staff 4 Boys ' State Delegate Honor Roll 2 Florist Designer BETTY MARLENE GOSS Class President 1 Pep Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Class Play 3,4 Cafeteria 4 Girls ' State Delegate Betty Crocker Award D. A.R. Award Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Elementary Teacher LESLIE RAY HAYDEN Student Council 4 Basketball 1,2, 3 Baseball 1,2, 3 Track 2, 4 Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4 Judging Team 1,2, 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 4-H 3 Years Honor Roll 1 Factory Worker Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4 Chorus 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 Y. F. C. 1 Class Play 3,4 4-H 4 years Beautician ELENORE JANE VORHEES Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3,4 Office Help 4 4-H 2 Years Housewife EARL WILLIAM HAYDEN Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2, 3 Cross Country 1,2, 3 Judging Team 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3,4 4-H 4 Years Sectional Track Meet Farmer ESTHER LEONA MUHLENKAMP Vice President 3 Student Council 2 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Band 2, 3 Chorus 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Class Play 3.4 Annual Staff 4 4-H 5 Years Honor Roll 4 News Reporter 3, 4 Receptionist LARRY KYLE ORR Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Judging Team 1,2, 3 Class Play 3,4 4-H 5 Years Coach DWIGHT EVERED MICHAEL Class President 3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Judging Team 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Office Help 4 Annual Staff 4 4-H 7 Years Honor Roll 1 Boys ' State Delegate School Teacher ALICE JEANE WALL Vice President 2 Pep Club 1 Band 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Freshman Cheerleader Class Play 3,4 Cafeteria 4 4-H 8 Years Honor Roll 1, 3 Teacher -9 DENNIS EDWARD LINK Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2.3,4 Track 2 Judging Team 1,2. 3 Class Play 3,4 Annual Staff 4 4-H 1 Year Honor Roll 1 Army WANDA MARIE KRANER Pep Club 1,2,3 Band 2,3,4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3.4 Sgt. -at -Arms 1 Freshman Cheerleader Y. F.C. 1 Class Play 3, 4 4-H 8 years Housewife LORENE ANN ARMANTROUT Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4 Photographer 3 Class Play 3,4 Annual Staff 4 4-H 8 years Beautician WILLIAM DALE MOORE Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 4-H 8 years Farmer 10- KATHLEEN BERNADINE LUEDEKE Pep Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4 Chaplain 3 Treasurer 4 Y.F C. 1,2,3.4 Vice President 4 Class Play 3,4 4-H 4 Years Nurse EDWARD DALE GARLINGER Basketball 1.2,3,4 Baseball 1 2,3,4 Track 3 Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1 Judging Team 1 Class Play 3,4 Factory Worker NANCY JANE ARNOLD Pep Club 4 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 News Reporter 4 Y. F C. 1 Class Play 3,4 Office Help 4 4-H 3 Years Housewife BARBARA HELEN ORR Class treasurer 1. 2 Pep Club 3 Band 1.2,3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 President 4 Vice President 3 Cheerleader 1,2,4 Y. F. C. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Class Play 3,4 Office Help 3 Annual Staff 4 4-H 2 Years Girls ' State Alternate Physical Ed. Teacher 11 DOUGLAS GEORGE SAXMAN Class Treasurer 3, 4 Band 2 Class Play 3,4 4-H 2 Years Laborer CONNIE JEAN KOON Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Y.F.C. 1 Class Play 3, 4 4-H 1 Year Secretary STEVEN LEE CHRISMAN Student Manager 2 Judging Team 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3,4 4-H 5 Years Honor Roll 1 Engineer WILLIAM LINLEY LAWRENCE Judging Team 1, 2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 4-H 9 years Electrician DONNA SUE LAUX Pep Club 1 2 Chorus 1,2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Photographer 4 Class Play 3,4 Cafeteria 4 Office Help 3 Annual Staff 4 4-H 1 Year Honor Roll 2-. 3. 4 Secretary 12- Juniors Rumors John Garlinger Kayellen Moore Sue Fen nig Patty Kelly Don Minch Kenny Keller Sandra Whetstone Carol Hiestand Kay VVelsch Marlam Shepherd 13 umr Class Kings The Juniors are always excited about getting their class rings. They received them in the fall. mior Stand Zyping Class 1 1 H I SlSftBi SlAii Some Juniors are always working hard to sell their supplies. One of the most favored classes of the Juniors is typing. 14 Sophomores Sophomores Joe Huey Sherlyn Caster Mike N inde Sandra Harrison Dick Brotherton Ruby Knoelke John Weigel Patti Tinimons Do ug Sutton Penny Clapp Eugene Schmit Sara Derrickson Donavon Shoemaker TJ ' ii Snow Barbara Stults Tom Coats Margaret Kraner BUI Guntle Darlene Gettinger Donna Rittenhou ii.i H offman Patty Arnold Allen Chrisman Eileen Fifer Max Herman Leland Stump Rose Mary Minnich Tom Muhlenkamp Susie Jones Jerome Schmit lulia. Iliff Terry Kongar Janice Stauffer David Lindsey Esther Br an - 15 - John Mmnich Linda Loy Joe Teeple Sophomore Class ' jackets The Sophomores ordered their jackets shortly after school started and received them around the first of basketball season. Mistory T) rivers ' Zraimng The Sophomores are all taking World History this year under the supervision of Mr. Wallace. The Sophomores favorite class is probably Drivers ' Training. Especially when they get to drive. - 16 Freshmen ' ' !,. If i t- ' Q- Fred Landers Crystal King Joe Garhnger Amanda Schwartz Paul Blankenbaker Becky Schoenlein Bjrry Fennig ) Ernie Fife: Esther Schmit Richard Walter Candace Hartnagel Donald Wendell Mary Montgoiii. Rodney Hart Steven Jones Lois Herman Larry McCoy Elizabeth Whetstone Ray Shultz Sharon Harrison Iw o iA: j nSl ) tV . DeWayne Goss Julia Gierhart Larry Boice Janet Trobridge Dick Young Janice Shepherd Don Huey Jreskmen Snglish JreskmuH Jmtiatm - 18- Underclassmen Slgkth Qmde Harold Blankenbaker Roger Rittenhouse Jonny Fifer Phyllis Sipe E ' cs • y Tommy Huffman 3ob Reynolds Seue tk Qmde Sue Whetstone Linda Herman Jimmy Minch Nancy Hayden Mike Moore Move Craig Danny Shawver Marilyn Pert-el EdJie Davidson Steve Fennig - 20 - Barbara Murphy Roger Starr Jon Campbell Brad Gage Elementary SiJ tk Qrade Janet Teeple Douglas Jones Richard Ki ill ' Connie King ■J Gary Foltz L--r «i.}i Sherry Frakes Leroy Goss ' -- ' - .,- • ' ' ' - Wayne Brotherton Jeanne Glass ford Alice Derrickson Bobby Shaffe r ►•AV fe Bobby Clapp JoEllen Stauf f er Terry Billington Diana Koon Sharon Armantrout Steve Loy Mr. Cardin -21 ' J Billy Armantrout th (jmde Ruth Miller r John Pyle - I Larry Blankenbaker ■f Virginia Bennett Margaret Lindsey uW Kerry Dailey Roger Teeple 22 Jourtk Qmde JO Whitacre , V ISL Hi ' Tommy Weigel Trudy Shultz Gene Stauffer | . . ' 4 % Al% Vickie Herman Randy Scott Susan Campbell Roger Caster , Linda Wendel i - -i f Thelma Pyle Francis Cavanangh Debra Huey Johnnie Bellis , ' , ' ' (11 Nancy Spaugy mj •4 -,. %. « wS • Dickie Jones Linda Harrison Tommy Loy ) Sharon Lawrence Debra Miller J ' i ■RL— ifc l ' Randy Murphy Martha Brookshire David Spaugy Carol Reinhart Amy Stock , ' Rachael Lindsey Mrs. Glendening -23- Zhird Qrade s. ) •V-, Beth Armantrout .. ,„ „.3,.MPBMll - SSZ h A,V Kathleen Keen Michael Whetstone WHft Randal Brothei ton Karla Schubert - K ' Gary Goss ' _ Elijah Shepherd Patty Elzey || . i Marilyn Reinhart Rennie Sutton t ■■ - l svX f ' Wendel Cheryl Hampson ,| ' v. ' Jane Ann Huffman Jane Guntle 1. Claudia Dailey Steven Landers 14 Renee Stoltz — «!«. David Campbell Randall Fenni -24- Debra Billington Second Qrade Kim Hart i, i Judy Armantrout Ronda Scott Jacqueline Bellis w- felX JS TMBk Stanley Hough Brenda Masters - V.., S «fe jfary Blankenbaker Lucille Hummer -1 •A - ' S Sharvl Wendel Myrna Gierhart Thomas Teeple Stanley Dennis Carla King Floyd Lindsey •%. j Gregory Smith Florine Lynch Keith Foltz Linda Huey • ' ' Georgia Hayden Mrs. Rittenhouse Dorcas Geesaman « Maria Schlosser 25 rst (jmde V i € k fm Kathy Hough j ,, Bobby Betz k Gregory Shaffer Linda Nevil Kathy Campbell w - «. , Michael Bennett Hi Susan Patch Tonya Stanley Jennifer Pyle :iM M s. ■ , i Z ' ' Pi } Terry Elzey Larry Frakes f t 1 Ronald Wendel I li |l|li i Eddie Robinette Sherry Elzey r- .n Randall Caster 1 Ben Far low Joanne Wall 4 ' ' ' V. liil Mary Bricker Kevin Keller r - Nancy Billington ' J James Wendel r vA Debra Reinhart Ernie Whitacre Mrs. Orr - Teacher , h 1 .j: ! Susan Hoehamer Teresa Stolz 26 (jrade basketball Zeam Qmde j ascballZcam -27 Koom Pictures ROOM ONE TEACHER: Mrs. Orr First Grade. TEACHER: Mrs. Glendening Third and Fourth Grades. ROOM FOUR TEACHER: Mr. Cardin Fifth and Sixth Grades. 28 sports JSaseball County League 1962 Pennville Bryant 11 Madison 6 Bryant 18 Poling 3 Bryant 6 Gray Bryant 9 Redkey 12 Bryant Pennville 4 Bryant 16 Gray 1 Bryant 13 Madison 9 Bryant 13 Poling 1 Bryant 20 Redkey 7 Bryant 6 The baseball team tried something new this year by participating in a summer league. There were six teams in our division and we ended up in third place. This got us ready for the county league. In the county league we ended up with 8 wins and 2 losses which earned us second place in the league. The seniors lost from the team are: Dwight Michael, Larry Orr, Dennis Link, and Bill Moore. w -29 - Zmck 1962 % rjHrj Bryant ' s track team did very well last spring. Because of their hard work and desire, they again won the County track meet at Dunkirk. Most of the track meets were held at Adams Central last year. The team didn fare too well at these meets. But Danny Montgomery and Earl Hayden would usually get us some first places. We also had a few meets at Geneva. At these meets we usually won or were second. One of the meets, which pleased our coach, Mr. Harris, was at Dunkirk. In a triangular, three-team meet, Bryant came out on top, beating Dunkirk and Farmland. This also made the boys very happy. During the last part of school the count) meet was held at Dunkirk. Bryant placed first in many events. Some of them were the 100 yard dash, the 22i yard dash, the broad jump, the mile relay, and the half-mile relay. We also picked up important points on second and third places. The meet was very close till the end when our mile and half-mile relay teams won both of their races. Our team hopes to take the county track trophy again this year. We have many fine runners back again this year and some other boys that didn ' t participate last year. Some of the boys to watch: Seniors - Larry Orr Les Hayden, Bill Moore, and Dwight Michael; Juniors - Kenny Keller, John Garlinger, and Don Minch; Sopho- mores - Joe Huey, Don Shoemaker, John Hoffman, and Mike Ninde; Freshmen - Ray Shultz, Larry Boice, and Dwain Michael. These boys appeared to be good prospects last year, but we will also have other good runners not mentioned. 30 Cross Country Kneeling- Ray Schultz, Ernie F if er, Tom Laux, Tom Muhlenkamp, and Les Hayden. Standing- Don Shoemaker, John Hoffm.an, Ed Garlinger, Don Snow, Larry Boice, and Earl Hayden. The Cross Country Team represented our school in fine form this season. They had a bad break by loosing Earl Hayden from the team but still did very well. The team, which was made up mostly of underclassmen, placed in the top group in the county. They didn ' t win first, but for the first time Bryant had the first and second place individuals. Ray Schultz, a freshman, and Les Hayden, a senior, placed first and second, respectively. Although the team looses seniors Les Hayden and Ed Garlinger they should have a very successful season next year. The picture at the right is of Ray Schultz coming in first in the County Meet. ' « -t ' ' ■ J ,- m K. ' xn.ir. '  •• • ' Ss« 9 - 31 Cheerleaders Patti Timmons Sophomore Kay Welsch Junior Sheryl Caster Sophomore 32 - Varsity Kneeling: Allen Chrisman, student manager, and John Minch Coach. Standing: Leiand Stump, Dwight Michael, Kenny Keller, Larry Orr, Don Snow, Eddie Garlinger, John Garlinger, Mike Ninde, Dennis Link, Bill Moore. Second Zeam ' Kneeling: T. Masters E. Fifer. J. Huey, G. Garlinger. R. Schultz, T. Laux. Standing: M Starr, student manager D. Michael, D. Snow, M. Ninde, J. Weigel, J. Hoffman, D. Wallace. 33- Kenny Keller Junior Forward Dwight Michael Senior Guard Varsity Ed Garlinger Senior Center Larry Orr Senior Forward Bill Moore Senior Guard 34- Dennis Link Senior Forward Don Snow Sophomore Center Review John Garlinger Junior Center Leland Stump Sophomore Guard Mike Ninde Sophomore Forward - Center -35 Scoreboard DATE OPPONENT SCORES SCORES 1st. 2nd. 1st. 2nd. Nov. 2 Gray 37 - 33 Bryant 61 - 43 Nov. 9 Redkey 67 - 37 Bryant 77 - 34 Nov. 16 Hartford Center 66 - 38 Bryant 59 - 39 Nov. 20 Petroleum 62 - 23 Bryant 72 - 47 Nov. 30 Geneva 70 - 38 Bryant 51 - 41 Dec. 8 Gray (Invitational) 30 - — Bryant 56 - -- Dec. 8 Madison 49 - -- Bryant 60 - -- Dec. 14 Desoto 34 - 31 Bryant 73 - 35 Dec. 18 Madison 67 - 28 Bryant 68 - 45 Jan. 2 Jefferson 46 - 35 Bryant 52 - 50 Jan. 9 Redkey (B Tourney) - 33 Bryant - 35 Jan. 10 Madison - 37 Bryant - 48 Jan. 12 Pennville - 27 Bryant - 41 Jan. 12 Redkey (County Tourney) 60 - Bryant 56 - Jan. 18 Pleasant Mills 60 - 21 Bryant 52 - 23 Jan. 19 Spartansburg 63 - 38 Bryant 58 - 50 Jan. 25 Chester Center 49 - 14 Bryant 62 - 56 Feb. 1 Pennville 59 - 20 Bryant 68 - 44 B Tea im Tourne; Feb. 2 Pleasant Mills - 20 Bryant - 25 Feb. 2 Decatur Catholic - 30 Bryant - 31 Feb. 8 Montpelier 72 - 34 Bryant 74 - 31 Feb. 15 Poling 37 - 21 Bryant 49 - 43 Feb. 16 Marion Bennett 59 - 27 Bryant 51 - 32 Feb. 22 Decatur Catholic 54 - 41 Bryant 62 - 37 Freshman Team Montpelier 43 Bryant 30 Decatur Catholic 36 Bryant 38 Redkey 38 Bryant 42 Pennville 28 Bryant 37 Geneva 31 Bryant 40 Decatur Catholic 18 Bryant 33 Berne 38 Bryant 45 Geneva 36 Bryant 33 The scores of the Junior High teams were not available but they had a very successful season. Mr. Wallace did a very good job with his boys. Our Second Team also had a very successful season having a very good record of 18 wins and 3 losses. Our Varsity Team played very good basketball this season also. We will lose five seniors but should still have a good team. 36 JreskmcH baseball yr. Migk basketball 37- Sports Keview SANCO PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Greenville, Ohio 38 Photos i il 39 1963 Sectional Champs ' • • SCORES Hartford City 57 Bryant 60 Dunkirk 63 Bryant 66 Madison 55 Bryant 71 Red key (final) 62 Bryant 69 40 Activities Pep Club -41 junior Class Play FEUDIN ' OVER YONDER PLACE: The main room of the Fry cabin in the Ozark Mountains. TIME: Act Act Act I. Morning of a beautiful June day. II. The same as Act I. An hour later. III. The same as the previous acts. Late afternoon. CAST Judy Reitz Mountain Maggie . . Judy Reitz Pappy Popoff Maw Fry Esther Muhlenkamp Zeke Popoff .... Emmy Fry Alice Wall Travelin ' Preacher . Sally Fry Lanet Longnecker Musicians Cindy Fry Donna Laux Steve Chrisman Izzie Fry Eddie Garlinger Lorene Armantrout Clem Fry Dennis Link Douglas Saxman Rosie Belle Fry .... Barbara Orr Prompters Wedding Guests Jack Caster Sponsor Elenore Vorhees Wanda Kraner Kathy Luedeke Mary Butcher Aunt Harry Hornhonker . Becky Mae Hornhonker . Susie Hornhonker Nancy Arnold Willy Hornhonker Oorwin Starr Bill Moore Larry Orr Dwight Michael Bill Lawrence Earl Hayden Connie Koon Les Hayden Mrs. Scholar Marjorie Lindsey Marlene Goss -42- Senior Class Play PAPA SAYS NO! PLACE: The lobby of the Miramar Hotel, a small hotel in Florida. One end of the lobby has been converted into a coffee shop with two tables. TIME: Act 1. Five-thirty in the evening. Act II. Fifteen minutes later. Act 111. Early the next morning. CAST Alonzo K. Page . . , Dennis Link Janet Page Barbara Orr Jack Prescott Dorwin Starr Miss Luella Watts , . .Esther Muhlenkamp Mrs. Helen Carter. . .Judy Reitz Pete Carter Eddie Garlinger Bill Sykes Bill Moore Fred Jones Earl Hayden Jim Burnes Bill Lawrence Charles Malone . . . .Larry Orr Joe Dwight Michael Jay King Les Hayden Toots Alice Wall Sallie Donna Laux Liz Lorene A. Mrs. Hawkins Kathy Luedeke Genevieve Hawkins Nancy Arnold Susie Hawkins Connie Koon Detective Douglas Saxman Hotel Guests Marlene Goss Wanda Kraner Prompters Marlene Goss Marjorie Lindsey Steve Chrisman Sponsor Mrs. Scholer 43 and Color QuardMd Zwirkts W ' ■ f 1 1 r ■ft.,.. WTT if ' P _M=i W ' WSSi ii M ZUERCHER ' S MUSIC SHOP Berne, Indiana NAAS FOODS Portland, Indiana 44- Chorus MENU MEATS ort Wayne, Indiana 45- vie Our Y. F. C. club is growing each year. They have been very well represented at their rallies. They have also been winning some honors for our school. Chemistry 46 Zrl-M-y JERBER ' S CENTRAL DAIRY Bluffton, Indiana 47 M9 bm Mr. Haffner teaches this Freshman Algebra Class. Other Freshman students take math under Mr. Minch. Physical Sducation Art Mr. Minch is keeping his Freshmen and Sophomores in top shape with a few exercises. Mrs. Ketchum is teaching these Seventh Graders art. She is also head of our Home Economics Department. -48- Qovemment noy ' s Md Qirl ' s State Keg ' mal Contestants These students were chosen to attend Boys ' and Girls ' State. Seated: Barbara Orr, alternate; Marlene Goss and Judy Reitz. Standing: Jack Caster, alternate; Dorwin Starr and Dwight Mi- chael. The students pictured above represented Bryant in the Regional contest . Math: Janice Stauffer, Don Shoemaker. English: Sandra Whetstone, Marlene Goss, and Judy Reitz. 49- SENIORS PRESIDENT: Jack Caster VICE-PRESIDENT: Dorwin Starr SECRETARY: Judy Reitz TREASURER: Doug Saxman STUDENT COUNCIL: Les Hayden Class Officers SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT: Donovan Shoemaker VICE-PRESIDENT: John Hoffman SECRETARY: Patti Timmons TREASURER: Mike Ninde STUDENT COUNCIL: Janice Stauffer JUNIORS PRESIDENT: Sue Fennig VICE-PRESIDENT: Kay Welsch SECRETARY: John Garlinger TREASURER: Carol Hiestand STUDENT COUNCIL: Kenny Keller FRESHMEN PRESIDENT: Elizabeth Whetstone VICE-PRESIDENT: Becky Schoenlein SECRETARY: Connie Schwieterman TREASURER: Marvin Starr STUDENT COUNCIL: Dwain Michael 50 fudging Zeams Our Dairy Judging Team took second place in the County Contest last year. With some extra practice they tied their county competitors for first place in the District Contest. This gave them the chance to participate in the State Contest at the State Fair. They practiced very hard all summer. At the State the team took ninth place. With all the members back this year, they hope to try to better their record. The members of all judging teams and our school ought to thank our coach Mr. Haffner for the time and effort he gives these boys. The Livestock Judging Teams did very well in the County Contest this year. They won both first and second place and therefore won the right for both teams to participate in the District Con- test. They didn ' t have quite the same luck there, unfortunately. You had to be either first or second in the District to get to go to the State. ■51 School Mig ft lights Fish Fry Professional Dancers 52 Cafeteria amtor j us Dtims We all ought to be proud of the job out janitor, Tom Hoehammer, does. He keeps our school in tip top shape, and uys to keep us warm in winter. Most of the students see one of these smiling faces each morning as they brave rain and snow to bring us all to school. BONIFAS HARDWARE Bryant, Indiana 53- Class Prophecy 1973 THIS IS YOUR LIFE, CLASS OF 1963 Journeying across the country, looking up our old high school classmates, we first find in the Eastern States, Dennis Dink Link as business manager of Macy ' s Department Store. We heard that the store was doing very well since Dink became manager. But he modestly tells us that this is due to the efficiency of his secretary, Lorene Armantrout. She said she has been kept extremely busy with the arrangement of the annual Macy ' s Thanksgiving Day Parade, which officially opens the Christmas Season. The new proprietor of the fantastic Peppermint Lounge in New York City is Les Hayden. We thought we would go in to see Les, but the crowd was too large. Later, Les came out to talk to us. He told us he bought the Lounge about two years ago; and he must be doing fine because he said he has a new home, also a yacht, and a four-passenger plane. While walking down the street, we notice this huge poster. On it was a picture of our old classmate, Barbara Orr, who is now the World ' s Champion Lady Wrestler. She is appearing at Madison Square Gardens. We plan to see the exhibition match tonight. Good luck, Barb. We visited the White House and found Dorwin Starr, who is the fashion designer to the First Lady. He told us that he has designed a fabulous new wardrobe for her coming trip to Europe. Dorwin wanted us to be sure to stop downstairs to see Connie Koon. She is the chauffeur to the President. She drives his 1974 Cadillac, and, man, does she rod that thing. You ought to see all those patches around the Capitol building. Esther Muhlenkamp is also well-known in Washington, since she is serving as Ambassa- dor to Russia. I think she is making progress there; at least they now have a two-party system. She has been in the U. S. S. R. for the past several weeks on a good- will tour. Marlene Goss, now married to Chancey Sipe, is teaching the third grade at Washington, D. C, West Elementary. She teaches the children of the Congressmen ' s families. Boy, are they getting brainy. We ran into Judy Reitz as she was leaving the Smithsonian Institute. She said she is doing work in Paleonthology; which is the branch of Geology dealing with the study of fossils. She has made some very important contributions to the prehistoric science world. Her discoveries include bones and fossils of dinosaurs. Many museums, especially the Smithsonian, are anxious to obtain her findings. In the Middle West States, we find Kathy Luedeke and Marjorie Mushie Lindsey, who are co-owners of the K M Cigarette Factory. We thought it was very foggy around the vicinity, and when we ran into them, we understood why. We ' d better leave right quick, because they are having a nicotine fit. On through Illinois, in Chicago, we come upon a man buzzing around the Loop on a .motorcycle--in fact, he almost ran over us. You probably have guessed who it was--Douglas Saxman. We later met him in a restaurant for dinner, and he surprised us by saying he is Presi- dent of the National Motorcycle Safe Driving Association having a large membership of over three thousand. Also in Chicago is Elenore Vorhees, now a very successful marriage counselor, although she has had three failures of her own. She mentioned that she has just remarried, but she won ' t tell us to whom. We suspect that he is some noted Chicago lawyer. Donna Laux, who is married to Richard Haffner, is living in Colorado. They own the R D Horse Ranch. This is the home of the world famous white stallion, Charlie, winner of many trophies and awards throughout the country. 54 In the Far West States, we come across Jack Caster in Nevada. He is the owner and operator of the Caster Uranium Plantation. He is very wealthy, and owns a large mansion and two Cadillacs. One of his favorite recreation spots is Las Vegas. I guess he keeps his money in circulation that way. In the neighboring state of California, one of the former Bryant Owls, Larry Orr is head basketball coach at U. C. L. A. He married his high school sweetheart. Alice Wall, and they now have a darling set of twin girls. After games, Alice is hostess to the ball players, cheer- leaders, and guests. Their home is very well suited for parties since they have a swimming pool and other types of recreational enjoyments. Also in the Sunshine State is Eddie Garlinger. He is being kept busy with his campaign, as he is now running for Governor. He married a very rich old lady and she is financially help- ing him with his campaign. It will be an exciting gubernatorial race as his running mate is Steve Chrisman. 1 am sure all the old Bryant friends will be keeping a close watch on this election. Previous to Steve ' s decision to run for Governor, he was a very successful lawyer in Los Angeles. In the state of Washington, Wanda Kraner is owner of a one-hundred acre apple orchard. She employs over eight hundred workers who pick, sort, and ship the fruit to various well-known restaurants and super markets all over the country. In our largest state. Alaska, we discover that Bill Lawrence and Bill Moore are co-owners of the Bill Bill Trading Post. They are very popular among the Eskimos. In fact, when we entered the trading post, we caught them rubbing noses with two Eskimo girls. On the Pacific island of Hawaii, we learn that Dwight Michael is married to a high school underclassman. He is head of the Wiggle, Wiggle Hula Dance School. The Hula is as popular as the Twist is on the mainland. He has a waiting list of six hundred to be enrolled in the dance school. Earl Hayden is a pearl diver on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. When we saw him. he gave us each a pearl ring as a souvenir. He also holds the world ' s record of staying underwater when diving without commercial diving equipment. While shopping in Honolulu ' s department stores, we bought cosmetics with the famous Nancy label on them. We looked into the matter and learned that Nancy (Arnold) Dull is the originator of these products. We tried her cosmetics, incidentally, and they are very recommend- This brings our trip to an end. We certainly hope you have enjoyed this excursion around the United States visiting all the classmates of 1963. We hope all the future classes are as successful as ours. Judy Marlene 55 J 2 -year Seniors Can you J mag me Lorene Armantrout not running around with Connie Koon. Nancy Arnold not going with a certain Cardinal. Jack Caster not being a charmer with the girls. Steve Chrisman not messing around with his Ford. Eddie Garlinger not having a broken bone at tourney time. Marlene Goss not going steady with that neighbor boy. Earl Hayden not taking part in all track activities. Les Hayden not making a trip to Portland several nights a week. Connie Koon not boppin ' around in that Plymouth. Wanda Kraner not being interested in a guy at 66. Donna Laux not going steady with a guy by the name of Richard. Bill Lawrence not being with Steve Chrisman. Marjorie Lindsey not answering to the name of Mushie. Dennis Link having his Bookkeeping done . Kathy Luedeke not being the first in the class to be engaged. Dwight Michael not spending noon hours in the Study Hall - 3rd row. Bill Moore not being a real fighter in basketball. Esther Muhlenkamp not waiting for those Army leaves. Barbara Orr not being tall and skinny. Larry Orr being loud and boisterous. Judy Reitz not talking about Wayne, Shuhs, and the Chicken. Douglas Saxman not rodding around on his motorcycle. Dorwin Starr not having a good disposition. Elenore Vorhees not spending noon hours with Mike. Alice Jeane Wall not going with a certain Senior guy. -56 Parade Of Champs Sue Fennig and Kay Welsch received a superior rating on their vocal duet at the District Contest. They went to the state contest and received an ex- cellent rating. Kenny Keller received his award for being high individual in the Jersey Class at the State Dairy Judging Contest. Alice Wall and Bill Lawrence receiv- ed their awards in 4-H. Alice obtain- ed hers in the Home Economics Divi- sion, while Bill received his in the Electric Division. fyfs ( f The girls pictured above participated in the District Twirling Contest last fall. Mary Montgomery, Becky Huey, Ruby Knoelke, Judy Gage, and Patti Timmons, (not pictur- ed) all received excellent ratings. The Students above took part in the District Vocal Contest at Fort Wayne. They all re- ceived a medal, either an excellent or a superior. A superior rating is the highest that is given, excellent is second. 57 Sherlyn Caster won a superior rating at the District Music Contest on her Bell -Lyra. She also received a superior rating at the State Contest. The boys pictured above composed Bryant ' s Dairy Judging Team. They won first place in the District last spring and won the right to compete in the State Contest. At the State Contest they placed ninth, which is very good. Dorwin Starr, theY.F.C. Pres- ident, proudly displays the at- tendance trophy that the club has won at the rallies at Bernea The picture above was taken after the Second Team Tourney at Pleasant Mills. Bryant won the morning game with Pleasant Mills and squeaked through their afternoon game with Decatur Catholic to win the Championship. Pictured above is Mr. Cardin ' s 5th and 6th basketball team of last year. His team had a very good season and they also won the Invitational Tournarrient, which they held. -58- W ' NOT AVAILABLE Listed below are other students who have gained a place in our Parade of Champs section but who ' s pictures were not available. Bryant again this year had something new happen. Our Second Team won the Second Team County Tourney. This is the first time Bryant has ever won it. Besides that the team has a very successful season behind it. At times the team played very good basketball for a Second Team. In the line of music, we had another st udent receive a superior rating at the District Music Contest. Her name was Crystal King. At the State Contest she also played her piano solo very nicely and received a high superior rating. Also most of the members of our high school band took part in the District Contest but not in solos but in ensembles. Many of them received excellent ratings, which is very good. Another superior rating at the District Contest was taken by Janice and Janelle Stauffer in their clarinet and flute duet. Because of Janelle ' s age, they did not participate in the State Contest. Last in our spotlight of winners are the senior boys who received honor jackets. This was a great thrill to the boys to receive these. Earl Hayden won his jacket in track and cross country. Les Hayden won his in track and cross country. Eddie Garlinger won his jacket in baseball and basketball. Bill Moore won his in track, baseball, and basketball. Larry Orr won his in track, baseball, and basketball. Dennis Link won his jacket in baseball and basket- ball. Dwight Michael won his in track, baseball, and basketball. You will probably see these boys proudly wearing their jackets around school. To the Reader: We,, the Seniors of 1963, hope you have enjoyed our Annual. Do not stop here but go on and read the advertisements of the people who made this annual possible. Thank You. 59 Class Poem Our goal has been reached, Graduation is near. We ' ve written a poem, And we ' ll start it here: Coming first is a girl we wouldn ' t want to miss, Lorene Armantrout is the name on our list; She ' s about 5 ft. 2 and her eyes are brown, We often see her heading toward Portland town. Next in line is Nancy Arnold, A real sweet gal whose always on the ball. Of course, she ' s always thinking of. That special guy named Dull. Elenore Vorhees goes walking by, Can you guess what ' s on her mind? Mike Cain, of course, it is. He really leaves her in a tiz! Here comes a guy who is a bit shy. Dark brown hair with a twinkle in his eye; He makes all the girls sit up and sigh, As he, Steve Chrisman, goes roddin ' by. Marlene Goss, a real sweet girl, Knows how to keep that Chancey in a whirl. We from the class extend our best wishes. And hope that she may stay ambitious. Now there ' s Eddie Garlinger, For whom all the fans scream. He ' s a mighty valuable man. On the Owls Basketball Team. Earl Hayden, often seen with a smile. Is Bryant ' s best man to run the mile. A real nice guy in the Senior Class, In Civics, he ' s really quite fast. Coming up is Dorwin Starr, Our bass-drummer in the band; But when it comes to flower arrangements. He ' s the best man in the land. Then there ' s Larry Orr whose shots are great. On Bryant ' s team he really rates. A bit quiet, but never -the -less mild, Alice Jeane sure makes him smile. Alice Wall, a cheerleader in our grade. Has a smile that ' s really great. Pert and pretty, a blond in our class. She really makes Larry ' s heart beat fast. I Wanda Kraner, next on our list, Is really kept busy at Phillips 66; She goes with a guy whose name is Clyde; He really makes that Wanda sigh. Then there is Doug Saxman Whose voice is really loud . You can recognize him. In almost every crowd. Of course, here comes Connie Koon, Who really makes her Plymouth fly; Connie, we find is usually busy. Filling her time at Surplus City. Next in line comes Judy Reitz, A real cute gal and very bright. There ' s a guy who thinks - - SOME DAJv It ' s none other than Good ole Wayne. Here comes Kathy Luedeke, Looking real keen. Her future is already planned. With that guy named Gene. A toast to Dwight Michael, Our editor of the annual; May he be congratulated. By the staff he had to handle. Bill Lawrence is coming up next, His many experiences could fill a text. He handles a car with a lot of skill. And really starts to live behind the wheel. Margie Lindsey, whom we call Mushie, Is the life of a crowd and a joy to us. She ' s a gal who ' s really neat, And has a disposition which we call sweet Another boy who is rather bold. But a real nice guy I ' ve been told, His goal is to go out West, It ' s Bill Moore, never -the -less. Next comes Les Hayden, A quiet boy in our class. We are almost certain. He has his eye on some cute lass. Barbara Orr, tall and slim. Is always on the go; But when it comes to style and class. She ' s really In The Know. I 60 There ' s a guy who came from Trinity, His name is Dennis Link, but is known as Dink; Being quite smart and always full of fun, In the school halls he ' s always on the run. A familiar figure coming down the hall, A smile lights his face and he ' s not real tall; I ' m sure in his future he will reach much fame, You ' ve probably guessed by now Jack Caster is his name. Last, but not least, comes Esther Muhlenkamp and Donna Laux, The authors of this mess. When thinking of Eddie and Richard, Their minds are never at rest. 61 Senior Autographs 10 ,)0 f O ' -j (A _y 62- Advertising Quality and Service You Can Depend On P.O. Box 232 Berne, Indiana Serving You With a Complete Line of Dairy and Ice Cream Products M The Sports Center BOB JACKSON Located in By-Lo Building Winchester, Indiana 63 :? m: Bryant Elevator Co. IKaDI MAtIL lift Dealers In Grain, Seeds, Master Mix Feeds, Fertilizer, Coal, Tile, Bulk Feed Service Virgil L. Huey Phone 26198 We aim to Please. ' Bryant, Indiana Phone 26582 BUCHANAN STANDARD SERVICE Front Wheel Alignment ' Complete Auto Clinic ' Geneva, Indiana Phone 368-7666 BRYANT TRUCK STOP . ' Bryant, Indiana Sam tar y M at M J ' f t HOME DRESSED MEAT GUARANTEED TO YOUR SATISFACTION . ' . ' 119 North Meridan, Portland, Indiana V 64- Price implement Company PORTLAND, INDIANA QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT- THE MOON and beyond Bright, new horizons await today ' s students . . . new technologies . . . new advancements on all fronts . . . even the moon and whatever lies beyond. How far you go in this space age depends partly on your imagination but primarily on your education and training. Conquering new horizons will demand more of today ' s graduates — more knowledge, more skills, more training and more specialization. Our Free Enterprise system, with its high living standards, gives you an opportunity to shoot for the moon in any field. Whether or not your target is reached depends on how well trained you are to launch your career. 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