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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1967 volume:

The Class Of The Annual Staff Presents Tke Theresa Welsch Editor Karen Goins Business Manager X OOSZER. Owl Sharon Glassford Assistant Editor Janelle Staffer Photographer Dave Bergman Sports Editor John Laux Artist ROBERT LUDY Principal Ball State VELMA SCHOLER Shorthand Typing Office Practice Bookkeeping Math Play Director Junior Sponsor Ball State WAYNE HAFFNER Math Agricultural Judging Team Coach Senior Class Sponsor Wabash College Purdue University Ball State EARL CHEEK Civics Latin English Annual Sponsor Wabash College Ball State GLADYS KETCHUM Home Economics Art Physical Education Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Ball State DENNIS WALLACE History Physical Education Drivers ' Training Coach Ball State CLIFFORD SETTLE Chemistry Physics Biology Mechanical Drawina Ball State JAMES YOUNKIN English Physical Education Assistant Coach Franklin College CHRISTINE LOY Kindergarten Ball State THELMA MILLER RICHARD COLLINS Music Band Chorus Ball State MARY RITTENHOUSE Grade Two Marion College Ball State KAY MASTERS Grade Three Huntington College Ball State BARBARA SPAHR Grade Five Ball State NORMAN CARDIN JOY COUNCILMAN Grade Four Ball State i Grade Six Grade Coach Math Friends University Indiana University Ball State T - jjfl ROGER RITTENHOUSE Moddie Man up a tree Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 Cross Country 1, 2 Track 1 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Cafeteria 4 Class President 1 Class Treasurer 4 Class Play 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Teacher NONA MARIE FOX Foxie Really? Adams Central 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 4-H 4 years Girls ' Basketball 2 Secretary 3 Chorus 3 Class Play 3,4 W. A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Secretary SHARON ELAINE GLASSFORD Lizzy Oh, you lie! Band 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Historian 4 Treasurer 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Girls ' Basketball 3,4 Class President 2 Girls ' State Alternate 4-H 7 years Annual Editor, Assistant W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Success JOHN LAUX J.D. Oh, Brother ! Pep Club 1,2,3 Chorus 3,4 Annual Artist 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Factory Worker 11 DAVID EUGENE BERGMAN Dave Tears me up Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Boys ' State Delegate Class Play 3,4 Annual Staff, Sports Editor Student Council 1 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Judging Team 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2 4-H 5 years W.A.T.T. 4 .Ambition: Teacher LEA ANN PINGRY Annie Are you kidding me? ' Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2, 4 Class Play 3,4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3 4-H 8 years Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Histor ian 3 Treasurer 4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Beautician THERESA ROSE WELSCH Rosie Try Me Pep Club 1,2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Vice-1 ' resident 2 Band 1,2.3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls ' Ensemble 1 Secretary -Treasurer 4 Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3,4 4-H 4 years Annual Editor Cafeteria 4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Teacher FREDERICK ALLEN TWIGG Fred Judging 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 Track 1 Chorus 2 4-H S years Class Play 3,4 Vice-President 4 Cafeteria 4 Ambition: Success 12 JANELLE EVON STAUFFER Nelle Oh no, I forgot all about it! ' Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 President 4 Vice-President 3 Photographer 2 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 4-H 7 years Class Play 3,4 Girls ' State Delegate Girls ' Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Teen Dems W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Nurse r DANNY LEE HOFFMAN Tuffman Hi, Lover Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Cafeteria 4 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Judging 1,2,3,4 Class President 3, 4 Boys ' State Alternate W.A.T.T. 4 4-H 8 years Ambition: Teacher KEITH T . HUEY Thurlow Just Relax Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Judging 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Band 1 Chorus 2 4-H 9 years Student Council 2 Vice-President 3 Cafeteria 4 Boys ' State Delegate Ambition: Army CHERYL LYNN GETTINGER Cheryl Oh, that ' s just great! Class Treasurer 1,2 Band 1,2,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chaplain 3, 4 Girls ' Ensemble 1 Freshman Cheerleader Pep Club 1,2,3,4 4-H 3 years Class Play 3,4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 W.A.T.T. 4 Girls ' Basketball 2 Ambition: Nursing 13 PATRICIA E. SCHMIT Patsy Gee, that ' s cool Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 3,4 Librarian 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Tri-lIi-Y 1,2,3,4 Sergeant at Arms 4 4-H 7 years Class Play 3,4 Editor of newsletter 4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Teacher RANDALL DEAN LOY Hey Clyde Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2,3 Cross Country 1,2 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cafeteria 4 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Factory Worker MARK HOUSER Markie Good -Morning Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Director 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council President 4 4-H 4 years Judging 1,2,3 Boys ' State Delegate Class Play 3,4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Minister LINDA LOUISE REITZ Lin Ju-Das! 4-H 2 years Chorus 2 Class Play 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Girls ' Basketball 2 Cafeteria 4 W.A.T.T. 4 President 4 Ambition: Factory Worker 14 LEE ALLAN FENNIG Lee Hey, boy Judging 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cafeteria 4 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4-H 7 years Class Play 3,4 W.A..T.T. 4 Ambition: Factory Worker KAREN GOINS Tutti-too That ' s dumb Murphy High, Ga. 1 Bryant 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 4-H 2,3 Girls ' State Delegate Y.F.C. 2,3,4 W.A.T.T. 4 Girls ' Basketball 2 Ambition: Foreign Service Officer VIVIAN ANN BROCKWAY Ann Big Deal Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls ' Ensemble 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Photographer 3 W.A.T.T. 4 4-H 6 years Class Play 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: IBM Operator MARION DAILEY Marion Class Play 3,4 W.A.T.T. Ambition: Hot Rod Mechanic PATRICIA ANN HAYDEN Patty ' Now was that a bit nice? Pep Club 1,2,3,4 4-H 6 years Cafeteria 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1,2 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Secretary 15 PATRICIA ANN HERMAN Patty Holy Cow Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Class Play 3,4 Girls ' Basketball 3 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Factory Worker GEORGE WILLIAM BOICE Big Daddy You big dum-dum Chorus 3 Y.F.C. 1,2 Class Play 3,4 4-H 3 years Ambition: Race Driver MARGARET (CHOWNING) HUMMEL Maggie Holy Mackerel Madison High School 1,2,3 Class Secretary 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Housewife ERNIE H. MILLER Em You nitwit Cafeteria 4 Chorus 3, 4 Class Play 4 Pep Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 W.A.T.T. 4 Ambition: Drafting JUNE ILIFF June Bug Wow! Isn ' t he neat? Band 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Y.F.C. 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 4-H 9 years Class Play 3 Spanish Club 4 Stock Club 4 Speech Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Girls ' State Delegate Ambition: Fulfillment to Mankind 16 ■ ' ■■-■■ .. : _  - juniors 5 iZ o Jennie Bellis Linda Herman % J Jon M Campbell Nancy Hayden r- « i £1 Kenny Laux « Phyllis Sipe In 1 Mike Moore Danny Shawver Jim Schoenlein IS C Roger Starr i l.m , ■ ' ..5 Eddie Davidson Steve Fennig £ Brad Gage 19 junior Class Kings x % . The Juniors model the latest style in class rings with admiration. {Junior Stand The Juniors are busy at work getting ready for the class trip. 20 SOPHOMORES Connie King Michael Schmit Donald Laux Marilyn Grogg Sophomores r Jo Ellen Stauffer Richard Muhlenkamp V?7 Diana Koon Terry Billington 0£ Wy Carol Ann Racine 13 r ■ Steve Loy Janet Teeple Sharon Armantrout Danny Patch Alice Derrickson Sherry ' Frakes Leroy Goss 23 Sophomore Class jackets The Sophomores are all smiles showing off their bright blue class jackets. Health 1 Uit, HT ( B . 1 • _ it JL _ -_ l ir i m ■■ L? - 1 Her e Mr. Wallace is lecturing the Sophomores during his health class. 24 Ireskmen John Pyle Margaret Lindsey Marge Welline Roger Teeple Christine Muhlenkamp Carolyn Wellman Harold Muhlenkamp Billy Armantrout Shirley McCoy Kerry Dailey Rita Longnecker Bob Shaffer Paul Wickelman Larry Blankenbaker iTj Jack Whitacre MT Bill Stevens NOT AVAILABLE Emma Wickey 27 3reshmen Algebra Mr. Haffner has his hands full teaching the Freshman class the fundamentals of Algebra. 28 UNDERCLASSMEN Ricky Minch Carol Reinhart Randy Murphy Whitacre Mary Jane Huey Vickie Herman Gene Stauffer — ' Ik L Sharon Lawrence 8th Qrade mk Linda Wendel Not Available 1 John Eicher Francis Cavanaugh UMVj Roger Fox Y Trudy Shultz j TvitfftH Randy Scott a Debbie Huey Mary Lynch 31 Cheryl Hampson Patty Elzey £M Rennie Sutton tmm Sandra Davidson Randy Fennig Randy Brotherton i 1 I m 7th Qrade ts Claudia Dailey 4 L Acton iii Marilyn Reinhart Gary Goss Diana Davison Joe Kay Grogg Keen JPS j n jCV Tc J ' .. Lj «i hH H Beth Armantrout Randy Brotherton ' 32 6th Qrade Mr. Cardin V Thomas Teeple Carla King Stanley Dennis Florine Lynch Keith Foltz All Sharyl Wendel .uauffNfliftl ' Michael Murphy Brenda Keen Lucille Hummer ft Jackie Bellis if Judy Mann Gregory Smith Ronda Scott Charlotte Miller NOT AVAILABLE Dorcas Geesamen Joe Eicher 35 5tk Grade Mrs. Spahr Debbie Reinhart Donna Mosier Kathy Murphy Shirley Huey Floyd Lindsey ' ZA i ' Ernie Whitacre Kathy Campbell r y Joanne Wall Deborah Harrison • if?ft M Sherry Elzey 9 Teresa Stolz Susan Hoehammer AVAIT.AR7 R Kathryn Eicher Nancy Billinoton 36 4th Qtade Cindy Patch Joy Gtoe Mike Houser Tom Hoehammer Ray Bowen Carl King Bobby Betz Betty Lynch Roger Huey Jennifer Pyle Farrel Davis Jesse Hiestand I ' . J. Jeff Whetstone -M!Mi lid Dave Reinhart AYAH. ART F Bill Stolz 37 3rd Grade Mrs. Masters John Glassford Donna Leggett Gary McCoy Tammy Johnson Jeffer Patty Houser Donald Wendel X J James Huey Ricky Mann Karen Blankenbaker V Jonathan Smith 38 Douglas Mosier K evin Miller Jeff Wendel --: Rita Mann Steve Schwieterman S Keith Howell H -=. iMtl Brenda Seyler %d Ginger Hiestand 2nd Grade Kathy Cochran Dina Lynch Cindy Johnson 9 Ms Jerry Harris Barbara Lindsey iltst  ■ Donald Bickel $ Barbara Reinhart x% Kathy Bow en Melinda Masters Tim my Giesel Delee Geesaman Kathy Betz Becky Keen Jimmy Huey Billington Cathy Houser Pam Smith Not Available Ricky Twigg 39 Mrs. Miller Renee Louch !-7Ei David Wendel I Darla Davison Kevin Rhodehamel Cindy Cochran 1st Qrade Bobby De Bolt Anita Craig e i Julie Nelson Mike Brenner - $ fell: Darlene Mosier John Moser i Becky Marshall ?JiM $ iruce Scott Susan Billington Paul Keen Judith Murphy 9 ft Not J Hi jjffifcriOl Available Alan Adair Sherry Pyle Jean Gambill Reuben Hilty 40 Kindergarten J.M. FIRST ROW: Marc Johnson, Joy Reinhart, Dorenda Walter, Marlene Delauter, Debra Axe, Sherry Bickel, Barbara Scott, SECOND ROW: Robert Shavwer, David Houser, Allen Hough, Philip Debolt, Roberta Pyle, Charlene Delauter, Carolyn Stolz. THIRD ROW: Donnie Miller, Douglas Johnson, Mark I m el, Tony Miller. ABSENT: Carol Reef. Kindergarten P.M ■ FIRST ROW: Brenda Manor, David Nelson, Jean Betz, Angela Miller, Karen Schindler, Kathy Schubert, Karen Howell, Robert Bil- lington. SECOND ROW: Jeff Agler, Karea Schubert, Frieda Parr, Jeffrey Dailey, Jill Huey, Danny May, Robbie Davidson, Thom- as Braun. THIRD ROW: Marianne Wellman, Debra Guntle, Veronica Knoth, Lori May, Beth Bricker, De Wayne Bergman, Michael Spahr, Danny Reinhart. ABSENT: Steven Murphy, Jeff Muhlenkamp, Marilyn Well- 41 Grade Kooms KINDERGARTEN - A.M. Teacher: Mrs. Loy KINDERGARTEN - P.M. Teacher: Mrs. Loy • IS ?mtmBi,m „n kUkx ROOM ONE Teacher: Mrs. Miller 42 Qrade Rooms 43 Grade Basketball FIRST ROW: Jackie Bellis, Bonita Smith, Carla King, Sherry Elzey, Susan Hoehammer, Joanne Wall. SECOND ROW: Greg Smith, Carl King, Ernie Whitacre, Jerry VanNote, Keith Foltz, Randy Boice. THIRD ROW: Tom Teeple, Mike Murphy, Roger Huey, Stanley Den- nis, Jim Wendel, Ronnie Grogg, Larry Frakes. FOURTH ROW: Gary Blankenbaker, Tom Hoehammer, Terry Elzey, Randy Caster, Steve Billington, Ron Wendel, and coach, Mr. Cardin. Grade Baseball FIRST ROW: Ronnie Wendel, Terry Elzey, Jerry VanNote, Randy Caster. SECOND ROW: Tom Teeple, Jim Wendel, Ron Grogg, Stanley Dennis, Keith Foltz, Greg Smith, Mike Murphy. THIRD ROW: Joe Eicher, Gary Blankenbaker, Tom Hoehammer, Carl King, Ernie Whitacre, Larry Frakes. 44 ATHLETICS Kaseball Our baseball team this past summer ended up with a losing season, although we did win over such county teams as Portland and Madison. Gaining experience as the season drew to a close, the Owls made it to the semi-finals in the E. I. B. L. playoffs. They beat Mon- mouth in the first game but were then overpowered by Hartford City. The only Senior leaving the team will be Dave Bergman, so chances of a winning season are evident. 47 Cross-Country ■If. itB? BJL El The above group made up our cross country squad. The boys in uniforms won the Pennville Invitational for us led by Steve Fennig. The prospects for this team next year looks very bright, since the only Seniors lost were Dave Bergman and Keith Huey. Steve Fennig was our outstanding runner turning in his fastest time of 9:56 in the County meet. Bryant finished second in the County, losing a close meet by three points. A special note of gratitude is given to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grogg for letting us boys practice on their farm. 48 Zrack tbimmmmmmmismaBA The Bryant Owls again ended a very prosperous track season by -winning the county meet. For the Owls this was the seventh consecutive county championship. Our team turned in an impressive record at the finish of the season, winning ten of their eleven meets. The only one we lost was a three-way meet in which we placed second. In the county meet, we won seven out of the fourteen first places. Dwain Michael was our top individual winning three events and running also in the half-mile relay team. Ray Shultz, Dave Laux, and Terry Masters were Bryant ' s only other individual win- ners in this county meet. The final score for the 1966 County meet was: Bryant Madison Redkey Dunkirk Pennville 77-3 4 47-3 4 47-3 4 29 21-3 4 49 Cheerleaders Jennie Bellis Junior Jeanne Glassford Sophomore 50 Varsity STANDING: Coach, Mr. Wallace; Jim Schoenlein, Jon Campbell, Gary Foltz, Mike Moore, Mark Hous- er, Jim Minch. KNEELING: Tom Ninde, Keith Huey, Steve Craig, Dave Bergman, Terry Billington. ff- Zeam ' STANDING- Coach, Mr. Younkin; Kerry Dailey, Don Laux, Gary Foltz, Jack Whitacre, Larry Blanken- baker, Steve Loy, Ken Laux, Jim Minch, Manager. KNEELING: John Pyle, Roger Teeple, Steve Reitz, Danny Schwieterman, Bill Armantrout, Tom Wellman. 51 Varsity Kevicw Dave Bergman Senior Guard Mark Houser Senior Center Jim Schoenlein Junior Forward 52 Varsity Keview Terry Billington Sophomore Guard Danny Schwieterman Sophomore Guard Gary Foltz Sophomore Center 53 Scoreboard Date Opponent Nov. 4 Cente r Nov. 10 Madison Nov. 18 Eaton Nov. 23 Huntington Catholic Dec. 3 Redkey Dec. 10 Fort Recovery Dec. 16 Randolph Southern Dec. 17 Southern Wells Dec. 20 Dunkirk Dec. 29 Monmouth (4-way Tourney ' Dec. 30 Southern Wells (Tourney) Jan. 6 Redkey (County Tourney) Jan. 7 Madison (County Tourney) Jan. 1.0 Redkey (B-Team Tourney) Jan. 11 Pennville Jan. 13 Montpelier Jan. 20 Monmouth Jan. 27 Pennville Jan. 28 Selma Feb. 4 Albany Feb. 11 DeSota Feb. 18 Decatur Catholic Feb. 23 Pennville (Sectional) Feb. 25 Montpelier (Sectional) JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Decatur Catholic Madison Dunkirk South Adams Southern Wells Noble Pennville Decatur Catholic Madison Noble Redkey Monmouth Dunkirk Mississinewa Southern Wells Montpelier Pennville Redkey South Adams Saint Peters Noble Redkey Bryant 62 63 33 46 51 46 47 50 55 62 57 53 52 57 43 27 65 44 38 54 48 37 VARSITY B-TEAM Bryant Opp. B ryant O 62 53 37 2 50 28 47 2 76 59 49 2 64 46 52 4 65 37 45 3 46 65 36 3 63 50 67 6 71 75 58 3 82 50 41 3 60 50 80 62 68 54 60 58 35 4 56 2 82 91 62 6 59 53 43 5 68 42 34 3 71 68 37 8 78 56 62 5 79 61 47 4 75 48 40 4 58 43 58 51 FRESHMAN TEAM B ryant Oj Op ? . Decatur Catho lie 44 5 Madison 38 3 17 Dunkirk 28 4 45 South Ac ams 18 4 35 Southern WeJl s 28 5 42 Pennville 18 4 22 Decatur Catho lie 26 5 34 Madison 20 3 35 Redkey 23 2 10 Monmou th 21 5 23 Dunkirk 17 2 50 Redkey 26 5 45 40 50 (T Durney) 26 (T Durney ) 42 (T Durney) 51 45 32 47 35 (T Durney) 31 (T Durney) 54 freshmen Basketball STANDING: Coach, Mr. Younkin; Bill Stevens, Tom Wellman, Kerry Dailey, Larry Blankenbaker, Jack Whitacre, Roger Caster, Francis Cav- anaugh. KNEELING: Steve Reitz, Roger Teeple, John Pyle, Bill Arman- trout. r. High basketball STANDING: Coach, Mr. Younkin; Tony VanNote, Tom Weigel, Rick Schoenlein, Tom Loy, Gene Stauffer, Randy Brotherton, Roger Caster, Francis Cavanaugh. KNEELING: Rennie Sutton, Joe Grogg, Roger Fox, Rick Minch, John Bellis, David Campbell, Gary Goss. 55 V05?fJ 57 58 59 This year our bus drivers include Mr. Schoen- lein, Mr. Wendel, Mr. Hall, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Masters, and Mr. Davidson, assistant. Carl Glassford is not pictured. 60 Class Officers SENIORS President: Dan Hoffman Vice President: Fred Twigg Secretary: Margaret Chowning Treasurer: Roger Rittenhouse Student Council: Mark Houscr JUNIORS President: Jennie Bellis Vice President: Steve Fennig Secretary: Susie Whetstone Treasurer: Kenny Laux Student Council: Mike Moore J N President: Dan Schwieterman Vice President: Terry Billington Secretary: Don Laux Treasurer: Gary Foltz Student Council: Steve Loy FRESHMEN President: Vickie Welsch Vice President: Cindy Davidson Secretary: Kerry Dailey Treasurer: John Pyle Student Council: Roger Teeple 63 Hand Color Quard 64 Chorus $ _A A w P, 65 Pep Club Beat Those l f 66 Zri-Mi- y Eighteen girls belong to Tri-Hi-Y this year. This organi- zation annually sponsors the Sports Banquet. Janelle Stauf- fer is president. yj.e. This year, YFC is without a full time director but the club is still going full strength. 67 Home Economics — 3 We are very fortunate this year to have Mrs. Ketchum teach an advanced Home Ec. class. It consists of Juniors and Seniors. Geometry Mr. Haffner does his best to teach these students their Geometry. 68 Mechanical Drawing These students seem to know what they are doing while Mr. Settle teaches. Chemistry Do we see a future chemist in this group? Time will tell. 69 Government 3S Seniors learn, through Mr. Cheek, that the government is a wonderful thing. U.S. History Juniors make up the U.S. History class and seem interested. Mr. Wallace teaches. 70 Cat in j The picture of the other Latin I class is not available. MM | LA I ' m sure these girls will agree that exercise sure beats Metrecal. See any prospects for the 1976 Olympic wrestling team??????????????????? 71 {judging DAIRY This group received a 3rd in district and a 1st in the county. The team consists of Dave Bergman, Keith Huey, Dwain Michael, and Marvin Starr. LIVESTOCK Danny Hoffman, Eddie Davidson, Steve Fennig, and Steve Loy received a 2nd rating in the district judging this year. SOIL This group deserves high honors for receiv- ing a 2nd in district, and a 3rd in the state contest. The boys are Terry Billington, Steve Loy, Roger Starr, and Wayne Brother ' ton. POULTRY This group, consisting of Wayne Brotherton, Lee Fennig, Roger Starr, Mark Houser, and Danny Schwieterman, received a 1st in dis- trict and 7th in the state contest. I ' m sure Mr. Haffner is very proud of all his judging teams. 72 Our Pep Club Sponsor Q « Q i r I s a a s k e t b a I I 73 ftoys ' Md Girls ' State David Bergman and Keith Huey attended Boys ' State and Janelle Stauffer and June Iliff attended Girls ' State. Karen Goins, Sharon Glassford, Roger Rittenhouse, Danny Hoffman, and Mark Houser, alter- nates. Seniors Going Out Seniors lost from the cheerleading squad and ball team are Theresa Welsch, Keith Huey, Dave Berg- man, and Mark Houser. 74 Zwelve year Seniors CAN YOU IMAGINE Cheryl Gettinger understanding her grammar. Marion Dailey liking school. Karen Goins not talking across the room to Mark Houser. Lee Fennig not bragging about his girl friend from Ohio. LeaAnn Pingry being six feet tall, weighing 95 pounds, and not making very frequent trips to the basement. Ernie Miller really studying. June Iliff not having red hair. Linda Reitz getting serious over a boy from Bryant. Randy Loy having perfect attendance in school. Dave Bergman being quiet, shy, and not talking to girls. Theresa Welsch not keeping Dan Schwieterman out after hours. Keith Huey not making a flying trip home from Pennville on a Sunday night. Sharon Glassford not misplacing something. Janelle Stauffer not losing her contact lenses in the most unusual places. Fred Twigg staying home two nights in a row. Ann Brockway being a movie actress, playing the part of Cleopatra. Patty Hayden not having her bookkeeping finished. Dan Hoffman giving a speech without his voice cracking. Patty Schmit not putting her foot in her mouth. Patty Herman not having interest in a certain boy in the senior class. John Laux being quiet and shy. Roger Rittenhouse being an old grouch. Margaret (Chowning) Hummel having a bad dispo sition. Mark Houser not spending the noon hour with a girl from the South. Nona Fox having a deep, low voice and not yelling during a ballgame. George Boice not driving a flat-head Ford. 75 junior Class Play SHEET- Who Wouldn ' t Me Crazy J PLACE: The courtyard of the Good Samaritan Sanitarium, near New York City. TIME: Act I. Act II. Act III. Courtyard of the Good Samaritan Sanitarium, morning of June 1. The same, but the following morning. The same. Afternoon of the same day. CAST: Inmate No. 1 George Boise Inmate No. 2 Patty Herman Pluribus Keith Huey Henry Randy Loy Pendie ........... Patty Hayden Cynthia June Iliff Miss Lavelle . ....... Sharon Glassford Miss Audrey Karen Goins Mr. Higgens Marion Dailey Mr. Jones Fred Twigg Mr. Marshall Mark Houser Jack Alias (Speedy) Danny Hoffman Lois Meredith Janelle Stauffer Reggie Mortimer Lee Fennig Lisa Cheryl Gettinger Marjorie Patty Schmit Janet Ann Brockway Evelyn Winslow Theresa Welsch Hardboiled McCafferty .... Dave Bergman Edward Gordon Roger Rittenhouse Prompters LeaAnn Pingry Lynda Reitz Director Mrs. Scholar 76 Senior Class Play TIME: Act I. Act II. Act III. you ' re Only young Once In the principal ' s office of Lincoln High School in an average American city, during the course of one day. Twelve -forty-five P.M. Two-forty-five P. M. Eight-thirty P. M. CAST: Hugh ( Gabby ) Gallagher. . . Dave Bergman Ron Dayton Danny Hoffman Mervin ( Cluck ) Biggs. . . Roger Rittenhouse Dick ( Speed ) Miller John Laux Pop Wilson Keith Huey Paul Chapman Randy Loy Mrs. Chapman LeaAnn Pingry Mona Fisher Patty Schmit Gloria Price Margaret Hummel Shirley Walker ....... Theresa Welsch Jean Fox Patty Herman Bernice Johnson Janelle Stauffer Mr. Birch Fred Twigg Mr. Higgans Marion Dailey Mr. Pettit Mark Houser Miss Chandler Sharon Glassford Miss Stanley Karen Goins Miss Ross Lynda Reitz Miss Spencer Ann-Brockway Mr. Bell Lee Fennig Mrs. Burton Lee Cheryl Gettinger Harvey Jones George Boice Prompters Nona Fox Patty Hayden Director Mrs. Scholar 77 Kaby Daze 78 Mr. Cheek not thinking the Seventh Grade all right in study hall. Mrs. Ketchum doing the Watusi in a sloppy sweatshirt and tight slacks. Mr. Wallace not getting excited over a bad call during a basketball game. Mr. Younkin not pulling a practical joke on somebody. Mr. Settle not teaching until he ' s sixty-five. Mr. Haffner with long hair, playing a guitar, and singing, Oh, Where, Oh Where Is My MaDonna? Mrs. Scholar not having someone help her every morning to carry her money box in to the school. Mr. Ludy talking against college. The senior class of 67 not being the greatest class ever! !!!!!! ■ ' • We Predict Mr. Wayne Haffner has just returned from a world tour. As we join him, Mrs. Scholar has just asked what he saw on his bachelor ' s fling , and he is telling her about all the graduates of ' 67 he had seen recently, thirteen years later. Before starting on my trip, I decided that I needed a new car. I had planned t j get another Dodge, but when I arrived at Fort Wayne I found that there were no Doc dealers aroun d at all. Neither could I find any of the other well-known dealers. T only advertisements I saw were about the Geomar Car , so I decided to stop in at Geomar dealer. He told me that this car was developed by two men from here in t Midwest, GEORGE BOICE and MARION DAILEY. This car was so much more powerful, comfortable and inexpensive to operate than the others that it had driven other dealers out of business. On the way home, I passed the new rest home, Happy Park, along highway 27. I saw the home ' s head nurse, CHERYL GETTINGER. After reminiscing about old times at Bryant, I began to feel hungry so I left to find a good restaurant. A huge flashing neon sign caught my eye. Bright lights spelled out Nona ' s Nook - Good Food. I wondered if this could be OUR Nona, so I went inside. Once inside, I saw a sign which read The Home of the Boss of the Year . I knew imme diately that this was our NONA. She saw me and rushed over to my table. She mentioned that her award was won because of her consideration of her employees when needing time off. After a good meal, I resumed my journey home. However, just before I got into Berne, I noticed a tall tower along the highway. It resembled a forest ranger ' tower, and since there were no forests around, I stopped to inquire about it. The tower was so tall and I was trying to see who was in the observation room when I realized that I wasn ' t watching where I was going for I had just run into the base of the tower. Someone came running down the steps shouting, Help! ! ! There has been an earthquake! To my surprise, it was LEE FENNIG. I explained what had happened and apologized for running into his tower. Then I asked him what was its purpose. He told me that after his previous experience with tornadoes he felt that Berne should have someone to warn them of the impending disaster. I left with the confident feeling that Berne would never again be taken by surprise. The car wasn ' t badly damaged, but I felt I should get it checked before driving far. So I stopped at the first garage I saw. I don ' t think anyone could help but see it because it covered an entire block and was five stories high. As soon as I drove the car in, a grease jockey came running up calling out, Hi, Wayne . After a second look, I saw that it was really MARGARET (CHOWNING) HUMMEL. She told me, I became so interested in cars that I now come in occasionally jus t to help out. You knew that Herb owns this garage, didn ' t you? She checked the car then she assured me that it could make the trip. I started to pay her but she refus it saying, It was worth it to see you again, Wayne . I thanked her, then I started out again for home. En route home I was taken back by the scene that presented itself directly before me, for a ship was knocking out the bridge over the Wabash. When the captain rushed out onto the deck, I was surprised to see that it was RANDY LOY. He shouted down Sorry, Wayne and returned to the bridge. Although this made me detour several miles, it was good to see Randy doing so well. I decided that I should practice my surfing in California before trying the big surfs of Australia during my world tour. While in California, I saw a woman that was driving down the sidewalk in her Volkswagen. I stopped her to find out where I co uld get a good haircut, and I met none other than our own LINDA REITZ who was on her way to Sunset Strip to lead protest march against work. She told me of Pinky ' s Parlor , which was just around the corner. As I stepped in, I saw LEAANN PINGRY applying an electric 80 shock to Phyllis Diller ' s hair. While sitting in the chair, I heard a familiar voice on the radio. LeaAnn told me that the song was an excerpt from KEITH HUEY ' s pest selling album, Songs I Learned from Boys ' State . After a hard day of surfing, I decided I needed a change of pace, so I stopped in at a swinging nite club called Hoffman ' s Hideaway . While inside, I saw ERNIE MILLER, who was working as the bartender. Before I got the opportunity to talk with him, I saw a familiar face. It was Glassford of the Nile , who formerly was Ijust plain SHARON GLASSFORD. I sat down at one of the tables to get a better look at the performer, and I heard a voice over my shoulder say, Isn ' t she Great? When I turned around, I saw the proprietor, DANNY HOFFMAN, another Bryant grad. A few days later, after mastering surfing, I began heading East. My first stop was in Washington D. C. While in Washington, I stopped in at the Internal Revenue Bureau, at their request. I was led down a long corridor and into a room with a red carpet. Someone gave a sinister chuckle and said, It ' s awfully nice to see you here, Wayne . I was greatly relieved to see ROGER RITTENHOUSE step out of the shadows. He consoled me with the explanation that his reason for calling me was nothing more than wanting to visit. I asked him how he liked being the chief tax collector. He told me that this job of collecting the taxes wasn ' t half as hard as the one he had tackled in high school, trying to get the Seniors to pay their dues. While in the office, Roger reminded me that a new cabinet office had been formed. It was given the name, Department of Human Relations. Roger told me that a graduate of ' 67, FRED TWIGG, had just been appointed as the Secretary of the Department. While I was in the East, I decided to stop in at Annapolis and find out who Randy ' s navigation instructor was. While wandering about the campus, I happened to see one of the boys ' Phys. Ed. classes with their instructor, THERESA WELSCH, who was putting them through their paces. I was just about to go over and talk with her, when I saw smoke billowing out one of the windows. I noticed that no one was getting too excited, so I asked what was going on. They explained that it was just one of their new Home Economic teacher ' s cooking classes. I was amazed to find out that this teacher was PATTY SCHMIT. I stayed in Maryland that night, and the next day drove on to New York. Before I left New York, I wanted to buy a gift for one of my ol ' d friends. I had heard about a sale of cigars at Macy ' s, so I went there and on the fifth floor I found JANELLE STAUFFER behind a big display of Dutch Master cigars. I asked Janelle if they were very good. She assured me that they were the best on the market. I know because I have tried almost every other brand , she said. Just around the corner was a book store so I went in and browsed around for a book to read on the plane. There was a separate table of the best selling book, How I Overcame My Teen-Age Love Problems . I picked it up and DAVE BERG- MAN written in big gold letters caught my eye. I bought it because I knew that the author had had plenty of experiences to write about. The next time I heard about a Bryant graduate, I was in England. I was walk- ing down Carnaby street in my new Mod outfit, when I heard a newspaper boy calling, Extra, Extra, Read All About It. America ' s first lady in space . This interested me so I bought a paper. The headline that caught my eye read, PATTY HAY DEN and JUNE ILIFF - the only woman team at a men-ed space station . I was very happy to see that Patty and June were working in an environ- ment they enjoyed. While traveling through the Far East, my plane was grounded in North Vietnam. I was escorted to the United States Embassy where I met our Ambassador, KAREN GOINS. She told me that she had revised her plans because she hadn ' t been able to master Chinese or Russian. She also told me of another one of her classmates, MARK HOUSER. He was stationed in South Vietnam and had just won a medal for being the most physically fit of all the men in the Chaplin Corps. She said that he attributed his good conditioning to his nightly exercise of chasing WACS. While sitting in Karen ' s office, I realized that I had seen all of the ' 67 class q. Continued on page 84 82 We Predict students except JOHN LAUX, PATTY HERMAN, and ANN BROCKWAY. I also decided that my trip would not be complete without mountain climbing in the Himalayas. So I left Vietnam and set off for Tibet. I wanted a real challenge, so I asked the guide to choose a formerly uncon- j quered peak. However, when we reached the top, we found a house with John andl Patty living there. Their only servant was a Governess, Ann Brockway. Well, Mrs. Scholar, it seems as if the class of 1967 has done all right for itself. It isn ' t surprising since they decided Not merely to exist, but to accomplish . Mark Houser and Karen Goins 84 Class Poem Now the time has come, [For us to say adieu, But please, before we go, May we present us to you. First is Janelle, who loves to have fun, And her parties never get out of hand, But still there ' s one thing you should know, You have to bring your own rubber band. Next in line and headed for fame, A guy who is really sweet, Roger Rittenhouse is his name. He ' s a guy who ' s hard to beat. And next is June Iliff Who couldn ' t stay away forever, Has come back to Bryant Just as ornery as ever. If he ' s in a big red Mercury And he ' s acting like a clown, Then everyone knows Keith Huey ' s in town. From way down South Where the bananas grow Came our Karen Goins Whom we all now know. Especially Mark Houser Who can fly like an eagle On his way out to Karen ' s It ' s really illegal. Who ' s the wise-cracker in our class No doubt you all can guess In a group she causes a riot Yes, Linda Reitz is never quiet. Which brings us to Pat Hayden Mostly the quiet, shy type But her friendly smile treats us all And you ' ll never hear from her a gripe. Another girl who ' s in our class Who ' s real quick and snappy Is our Sharon Glassford Who could make any boy happy. For a guy who lives in the country Danny Hoffman is Mr. Defiant I wonder -why we see him a lot In the north end of Bryant. Marion Dailey and his Ford Is a combination that we all know Wow, he sure can make those tires spin As long as there ' s lots of snow. And next comes Ernie Miller Into who ' s future we ' ll peek Yep, there ' s our Ernie Trying success to seek. We haven ' t forgotten Cheryl Gettinger Who wants to become a nurse Maybe someday she ' ll move to Africa And learn a Witch Doctor ' s curse. George Boice is our mechanic Knows all about stroked and bored Maybe someday he ' ll build a great car But for now it ' s a flat head Ford. Who ' s always talking to some boy A blonde hair blue eyed lass No doubt someday she ' ll make her catch It ' s Patti Schmit who ' s in our class. Now here ' s a guy tall and slim And in Ohio you ' ll usually find him For all the girls he opens the door As you can see, Lee Fennig ' s no bore. A great statesman once said, Go West young man That was his wish and not an order But still Fred Twigg has never made it Much more than a mile and a quarter. Who ' s always having open house And a lot of visitors they say No doubt it must be LeaAnn Pingry Who takes what you say the wrong way. Another new arrival this year Has brought us plenty of cheer Bryant ' s gain is Madison ' s loss I bet Marg shows Herb who ' s boss. John Laux and Patty Herman A couple who ' s always together I guess it ' s like the saying goes They ' re two birds of a feather . Who ' s the young girl That helps Mrs. Scholar It ' s none other than Ann Brockway That Bookkeeping scholar. Continued on page 89 85 YOU LIE 86 87 Cast Will Md Zcstament I, Roger Rittenhouse, will my position as Student Chorus Director to anyone who has enough nerve to try keeping fifty girls together. I, Janelle Stauffer, will all my curls to Cheri Fox who could use a few more. I, Dave Bergman, will my ability to never miss a day of school in twelve years to my brother DeWayne, who already likes to skip kindergarten. I, LeaAnn Pingry, will the two nuts, as my Mom and Dad have named them, to come down after ball practice to Jeanne Glassford. Good luck Carl and Marie ! I, Fred Twigg, will nothing to nobody because I need everything myself. I, Theresa Welsch, will my middle name, Rose, to anyone who has the patience to take all the teasing that goes with it! I, George Boice, will my ability to get along with Shirley McCoy to Tom Huffman. I, Patty Hayden, will my ability to misplace things to Jim Schoenlein who is also absent-minded. I, Randy Loy, will my ability to pester the teacher in classes to Eddie Davidson. I, Ernie Miller, will my ability to get along with the girls to Mike Schmit. I, Lee Fennig, will my ability to be calm and collected to anyone that has a bad case of the jitters. I, Patty Herman, will my shyness to Jane Wendel. I, Margaret (Chowning) Hummel, will my ability to pass notes in study hall without getting caught to Steve Reitz. I, Keith Huey, will my ability to wear out a pair of basketball shoes in prac- tices to Jim Schoenlein, who hasn ' t succeeded to do so with all the practices and games combined. I, Cheryl Gettinger, will my ability to drive around the block and have an accident to Jonny Fifer. I, Patti Schmit, will my femininity to Ruth Miller. I, Sharon Glassford, will my ability to put everything off until the last minute to my sister Patty, who already does a pretty good job of it herself. I, Mark Houser, being of sound mind (?), will my ability to stick my size 12 foot into my mouth to Janet Teeple. I, June Iliff, ' will not will Will for I want Will for myself. So if you know Will if you will tell Will I am ready if he is Willin . 88 I, Danny Hoffman, will the lack of cooperation I have received as president of the Senior class to the presidents of the underclassmen, just to keep their jobs interesting. I, Nona Fox, will my ability to get called down for talking in class to Jim Schoenlein. I, Marion Dailey, will my ability to go out with a girl I scarcely know and have fun to Tom Huffman. I, Ann Brockway, will my voice to Jeanne Glassford. I, John Laux, will my ability to never get a licking to Jack Whitacre, who has a good start right now. I, Karen Goins, will my task of trying to keep Mr. Wallace ' s desk clean to anyone who doesn ' t mind working without accomplishing anything. I, Lynda Reitz, will my ability to keep Diana Koon and Sherry Frakes out of trouble to anyone who wants a full time job! Class Poem Next comes a girl who should go far It ' s Nona Fox whom we all know Dashing from room to room Always laughing and on the go. Randy is what we call him But Randy Loy is his name A real good sport in everything We hope he ' ll always stay the same. This person is one in a million And a good name she ' s got Theresa Rose Welsch is the name The question is, a million what? We, the editors of this annual, Would like to thank one person Writing this poem is no easy job We ' ll bet Dave did a lot of cur sin ' Maybe this isn ' t so funny But it ' s all so true It really means a lot to us I hope you enjoyed it too. Dave Bergman Senior Autographs £ Y 90 ADVERTISING THE PEOPLES BANK Compliments oi Zhc Peoples Bank Poi ' t land . I ndiana Herman $. tiixler Jnsuranee (Service Beyond the Contract) 435 E . 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