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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

I i ?RV ) m , ■■ ■hi mK w i df 1 13rf f ■ ■• m A nmi N iii ryiiii J iT,lf 1 r, l iiSi-. lcu BRARY 3 1833 01822 1470 It F il 1 4 i j nr . 1 11 i fi£$X SB H?C L ' V I ne in perfect balance, . focused on the present. Leonard Nimoy HoosierOwl 197 Bryant High Sch( , ,!, , ' V CONTENTS TOGETHERNESS 4-35 FRIENDS 36-53 ASSISTANCE 54-56 OLD FRIENDS 57-89 INDEX 90-91 ADS 93-112 GIRLS ATHLETICS Portland— Lost Pennville— Won S.Adams— Lost Heritage— Lost Redkey-Won Sectional Union City— Lost Thanks to lots of Spirit and Hard Work this year ' s volleyball team came very close in many of its games. Kneeling 1. to r.: Donna Murphy, Ghlee Geesaman, Patty Houser, Pres.; Cindy Johnson, Tamela Johnson, Treas.; Standing: Carla Minch, Lori Huelskamp, Cathy Houser, Patty Wellman, Brenda Bricker; Seated: Brenda Seyler, Jill Stauffer, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Turner, Coach; Janean Minch, Phyllis Wellman; Sec; Beth Ninde not pictured. MTl § m B Wn ■ ' JeI : 5 Members of G.A.A. are Row 1: Donna Leggett, Lori Huelskamp, Ghlee Geesaman, Tamela John- son, Phyllis Wellman, Jill Stauffer, Patty Houser. Row 2: Daria Laux, Bonnie Link, Cindy John- son, Brenda Seyler, Mrs. Turner, Sponsor. Row 3: Brenda Bricker, Carla Minch, Maureen Laux, Patty Wellman, Donna Murphy. The girls ' track team proved strong in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the mile due to the hard work of Marie Laux, Donna Murphy, Cindy Johnson and Tamela Johnson. The field events were headed by shot-putters Patty Houser and Jill Stauffer. Beth Ninde helped the team by consistently placing in the high jump. CROSSCOUNTRY IFi . VH k - ! ... j aft sm v -dr 1 ) II ia . • • 1. to r.: Jeff Billington, Kevin Miller, Don Wendel, Carl King, Randy Minch, Steve Schwie- terman, Steve Billington, Coach Dickison. The Bryant Varsity Cross-Country Team enjoyed their finest finish in the county meet in the past five years. The team tied for 2nd place with Pennville. Don Wendel finished 2nd and Steve Billington 5th in the meet. Randy Minch was with the leaders at the V i mile mark when he was sidelined with a knee injury. Other fine performances were turned in during the sea- son by Carl King, Kevin Miller, Steve Schwieterman, and Jeff Billington. TRACK v . ME ... ' : ' •:• tiUlaKlH Row 1: Rick Twigg, Bill Delauter, Brent Miller, Ken Schwieter- man, Don Bickel. Row 2: Bob Bricker, Jon Smith, Larry Fifer, Don Wendel, Frank Laux. Row 3: Randy Boice, Carl King, Joe Minch, Steve Billington, Tom Hoehamer, Mike Arnold, Coach Bob Dickison. The Bryant cinder squad turned in a successful season by com- piling a 6 win and 3 loss record during the season as well as de- fending their county crown against powerful Dunkirk, Redkey, and Pennville. A strong contingent of returning Lettermen accounted for many victories. Steve Billington combines talent with determination in the high jump. These three team members qualified for sectional compe- tition. Jon in the 220, Mike in the shot put, Tom in the broadjump high hurdles. Don is keeping ahead of the tough competition in the low hurdles. Tom Hoehamer leaps through the air in the broadjump. Bob Bricker gets the jump on other track participants at the start of a relay. Carl King is shown about skimming over the low hurdles. Using tremendous effort to win the mile for Bryant is Bob Bricker. BASEBALL Due to conflicting deadlines there is no photo available of the baseball team but members are seniors, Mike Arnold, Steve Billington, Tom Hoe- hamer, Carl King, Randy Joe Minch and Ken Stolz; junior, Bob Bricker; and freshmen, Dave Wendel, Bob DeBolt and Brent Miller. The Coach is Don Alexander. •yant Opponent 6 Pennville 5 Redkey 4 1 Winchester 8 16 Redkey 11 Pennville 4 Blackford 9 Southern Wells 4 5 Dunkirk 13 4 Dunkirk SECTIONAL 1 Blackford 6 County meet has not been played at this time. 10 A WARDS State Scholarships Monetary: Tom Hoehamer, Chris Laux, Dave Reinhart, Larry G. Wellman Honorary: Jane Reitz, Carol Keen, Larry R. Wellman Portland Foundation Scholarship Deb Cochran Braddock Scholarship Carol Keen Portland Forge Scholarship: Tom Hoehamer Tri-Stata Dean ' s Award Larry G. Wellman The Bookkeeping I award went to Deb Cochran. Dale Anderson was the champion of the jr. high spelling bee. Kevin Miller, the G.A.A. volleyball team, and Jeff Billington were among those who received recognition for participating in sports at the Sport ' s Banquet. There was no list available of awards given at the banquet. Deb Schindler received the ICT award, Jane Reitz the Betty Crocker award, and Deb Cochran the D.A.R. award. Basketball Free Throws Karen Schindler Distinguished Musician ' s Certificate Beth Reef Boy ' s State Delegate Frank Laux Joe De Bolt— alternate Girl ' s State Delegate Phyllis Wellman Lori Huelskamp— alternate Bookkeeping II Jeff Whetstone Shorthand I Ag Laux Shorthand II Carol Keen Typing I Tamela Johnson Typing II Sandy Scott Jay County Homemakers Extension Award— Carol Keen The American Legion Award was given to Phil DeBolt and Linda Dynes. Spanish I— Bob DeBolt Spanish II— Beckey Keen Spanish III— Janean Minch il BAND CHOIR Row 1, 1. to r.: Sandy Minch, Karen Schindler, Lynn Stolz, Jill Huey, Debbie Axe, Sherry Bickel, Brenda Manor, Carol Reef, Beth Reef. Row 2, Patty Houser, Brenda Seyler, Cathy Houser, Don Michael, Lisa Pro, Tim Wolford, Dave Houser, Pam Bricker, Stacy Johnson, Danny Reinhart, Doug Johnson, Beth Bricker, Jan Schindler. Row 3, Mr. Doherty, director; Jeff Dailey, Connie Hay den, Beth Ninde not pictured. 1 If %|r | A ■ 8 r fcJPP rfyA p w£? f%h M A 12 Back: Carl King, Don Wendel. Standing: Jane Reitz, Carol Keen, Sandy Minch, Beth Reef, Kathy Wellman, Janean Minch. Sitting: Mr. Doherty. 13 SPANISH CLUB Bryant ' s Spanish Club was larger than usual this year. Their activities included an outdoor initiation, making a pinata for Christmas, supper at a Mexican res- taurant in Fort Wayne, dances, skating parties, concessions at ballgames, dona- tional raffles, and stationery and candy sales. Last year the Spanish Club went to Mexico and Acapulco and this year a small group will tour Spain. Right: Joe DeBolt grimaces as he goes through the terrors of an initiation— Spanish style. Lower Right: The Spanish Class takes time from class to make a pinata. Lower: Through the hard work of mon- ey-raising projects, the Spanish Club achieved their goal and pose for a pic- ture in Mexico. Row 1: Beckey Keen, Jon Smith, Joe DeBolt, Vice-Pres.; Rick Mann, Treasurer; Carla Minch, Sec- retary; Don Wendel, Janean Minch, Pres.; Mrs. Davis, Sponsor. Row 2: Ted Fox, Keith Muhlenkamp, Ken Schwieterman, Steve Billington, Paul Keen, Bob Reinhart, Roger Huelskamp. Row 3: Brent Miller, Bob Hietkamp, Don Michael, Dave Wendel, Bill Stolz, Jeff Billington, Phil DeBolt. JUDGING Pictured below are the poultry and dairy judging teams which did well enough in the district to go on to state competi- tion. The poultry team travels to In- dianapolis on June 5th and the dairy team goes to Lafayette on June 6th. Good luck! These people made at least one team! Row 1: Wayne Haffner, sponsor; Dave Reitz, Soils, Crops, Poultry; Bob Reinhart, Crops; Ken Reinhart, Poultry; Paul Keen, Crops; Jeff Wendel, Livestock; Dave Wendel, Crops; Row 2: Mike Muhlenkamp, Soils; Mike Houser, Dairy; Paul Welling, Dairy; Bill Delauter, Livestock; Joe DeBolt, Soils, Poultry; Bob Bricker, Soils; Rick Mann, Poultry, Livestock; Roger Muhlenkamp, (Livestock) Dairy; Dennis Wellman, Dairy. Below: Jon Smith watches as Joe DeBolt demonstrates the proper way to judge a chicken. 15 Y -TEENS AND PEP CLUB Row 1: Dana Laux, Sec. Cindy Patch, Vice-Pres. Sandy Scott, Pres. Kathy Wellman Treas. Mrs. Hines, Row 2: Janice Schmit, Carol Keen, Jane Jackson, Beth Reef Cathy Welling. Row 3: Patty Wellman, Teresa Muhlenkamp, Geri Welling 16 Pictured at right are the king and queen of the 1975 prom, Larry R. Wellman and Deb Cochran. Though there was no photo available of the entire court, the Sophomore attendants were Linda Hilgeford and Dave Reitz, and the Ju- nior attendants were Jill Stauffer and Frank Laux. Other candidates for queen were Deb Schindler and Ag Laux. Tom Hoehamer and Dave Reinhart were the other king candidates. The theme of the prom, which was on Saturday, May 3, from 8-12, was Yesterday Once More and the music was pre- sented by Love Music . It was made possible by the combined efforts of Y-Teens and Pep-Club. 18 —_ - 1L ■ . f i Below: Sandy appears to be enraptured by the dancing, but Claudia seems more interested in the corners. Above: Sophomores Jim Huey and Brenda Cook look and listen as Love Music provides entertain- ment. Left: Someone should have told servers Roger Huelskamp and Keith Muhlenkamp that you don ' t need a belt with suspenders. Below: The Romance is still there, even without the nearness of slow dancing. 19 Varsity Basketball 20 Randolph Southern Dunkirk Pennville Redkey Dunkirk BIG FOUR TOURNEY Redkey O.T. Dunkirk Indianapolis Wood Huntington Catholic Saint Henry Wawasee Prep Fort Recovery Wawasee Prep Redkey Wapahani Marion Bennett O.T. Adams Central Pennville Huntington Catholic SECTIONAL Redkey Dunkirk O.T. Row 1: Joe DeBolt, Coach Alexander, Rick Mann. Row 2: Frank Laux, Steve Billing- ton, Tom Hoehamer, Steve Schwieterman, Dave Reinhaxt, Mike Houser, Randy Minch, Bob Bricker, Don Wendel, Carl King. Us Opp. 72 90 53 49 92 57 66 71 74 63 79 75 74 67 58 78 97 82 72 83 57 49 57 58 71 57 61 49 79 88 77 78 67 60 69 56 84 98 56 38 57 63 Mike Houser anticipating what to do. All eyes are on the basketball as Carl King fires it up. Cheerleaders doing their thing at the last game in the Bryant gym. 21 Upper left: Dave Reinhart gives his all for a tip for B.H.S. Middle left: Agnes and Maureen are exuberant over Bryant ' s victory. Lower left: Donna and Agnes firing up the fans. Upper right: Steve Billington, fighting for a rebound while Mike Houser looks on. Lower right: Mike Houser, fighting for a rebound. 22 23 Mike Houser and Joe Minch display their sportsmanship to fellow teammate Dave Reinhart. The team breaks out of a huddle and is ready for action. Senior Joe Minch stretches up for another basket. The sweet taste of victory! Our Owls are the reigning champs of the Holiday Tourney. B- Team Basketball Row 1: Ken Schwieterman, Jon Smith, Dave Reitz, Bob DeBolt, Brent Miller. Row 2: Manager Rick Twigg, Kevin Miller, Bill Delauter, Jeff Billington, Don Bickel, Coach Dickison. 25 Left: Dave Reitz blocks a shot while Bob Bricker guards his man. Us Opp. Randolph Southern 33 47 Pennville 46 47 Dunkirk 38 40 Redkey 31 38 Dunkirk 39 41 LITTLE FOUR TOURNEY Dunkirk 56 30 Redkey 48 53 Indianapolis Wood 23 73 Huntington Catholic 51 45 Saint Henry 35 66 Redkey (C-Team) 49 47 Wawasee Prep 36 28 Fort Recovery 60 56 Wawasee Prep 41 33 Redkey 22 33 Wapahani 42 61 Marion Bennett 42 40 Adams Central 42 44 Pennville 50 49 Huntington Catholic 56 52 Don Bickel and Bob DeBolt prepare for a rebound. 26 27 Janice Schindler leads Pep Club in a chant. Kevin Miller demonstrates the Globetrotter Technique. Jeff Billington grabs another one for the B-team. Kathy ' s all fired up as Tamela takes a breather. 28 Jr. High Cheerleaders 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Standing: Lynn Stolz, Lisa Pro, Colleen King. Top: Connie Hayden. Cheerleader Lisa Pro reflects the ten sion of the game. Tim Wellman looks on as Tom Hoehamer pins a corsage on Carol Reef at their last game. 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Jill Huey, Carol Reef. Top: Deb Axe. 29 Jr. High Basketball Players Teammates watch tensely as Dan May fights for the ball. David Roth-Is this basketball or ballet? 7th BELLMONT SOUTH ADAMS NOBLE DUNKIRK SAINT JOE PENNVILLE MONTPELIER ALBANY BELLMONT SCORES Us Opp. 28 47 20 64 37 33 29 34 12 44 13 52 13 42 27 45 12 63 7th: Row 1: Tod Miller; Tim Wellman; Ced Bricker; Shannon Guntle; Stacy Johnson; Dave Brown; Larry Bickel; Row 2: Student Manager, Ronnie Bollenbacher; Dick Reinharf Tom Braun; Tom Witherspoon; Dale Anderson; Gary Pyle; Mr. Dickison, Coach. 30 8th: Manager Don Miller, Cedric Bricker, Shannon Cuntle, Phil DeBolt, Dick Reinhart, Doug Johnson, Dave Roth, Randy Elzey , Rob Davidson, Dan May and Coach Dickison. Coach Dickison explains game strategy to the Seventh Graders. 8th Us Opp. Bellmont 19 58 South Adams 14 42 Noble 25 28 Dunkirk 21 43 Saint Joe 35 69 Redkey 40 14 Pennville 22 66 Montpelier 12 58 Albany 25 68 Bellmont 19 69 Pennville 42 62 Right: Shannon Guntle leaps for the ball. 31 YEAR- BOOK STAFF The Hoosier Owl Staff would like to thank the following peo- ple for helping to make this book possible: Sandy Minch, Jane Jackson, Tom Hoehamer, Howard Wickelman, Cindy Patch, Sandy Scott, Joy Grqgg, Joe Minch, Larry R. Wellman, Carol May, Kathy Wellman, Janice Schmit, Jon Smith, Rick Mann, Don Wendel Patty Houser. Also all those who contributed information and pictures for the alumni section including Mrs. Ketchum and Mrs. Huckreide. Lastly, the faculty for their co- operation and Mrs. Elliot for handling finances. Sitting: Carol Keen, Ed.; Randy Boice, Asst. Phot.; Jane Reitz, Copy Ed.; Standing: Vicky Hoberty, Sponsor; Beth Reef Deb Schindler, Ad. Eds.; Deb Cochran, Asst. Ed.; Jeff Whetstone, Photographer is not pictured. The staff meetings at Miss Hobertys ' were tough for Carol, too. Carol Mike pass out valentines and cupcakes at the staff spon- sored party. 32 CANOE TRIP Sitting: Linda Hilgeford, Kathy Cochran, Alice Laux, Barb Reinhart, Cindy Johnson. Standing: Bruce Miarcle, Steve Schwieterman, Dwain Michael, Ken Reinhart, Dave Reitz, Greg Wellman, Bill Delauter. Dave found a friend on the trip. 33 HAPPENINGS • 5 fejj F  - , S m. - 1 ' f ' aS Pl . ' ' %  • ' fliSBBry V $ f l I I There was something for all the Junior High kids to do during Field Day. The day was planned by Mrs. Turner and Mr. Dickison for the afternoon of May 22. Howard may know how to read but he doesn ' t know how to sit in a chair. Here are three action shots of the Karate Demon- stration given at Bryant. Many of the stunts were almost unbelievable. 34 Mike Arnold does not seem to be paying much attention to the speaker at the ICT banquet. rfjrl Kg miv P L. 35 SENIORS what now? all these years spent struggling within my cocoon, fighting, tearing, waiting for a birth of freedom . . . and now i find that is has unfolded, easily and gently in its own time, and i stand motionless- hypnotized by the beauty colour of my new freedom wings. J? i i V ' 1 P LJPjEf 5. J$N$|vi ,r , ■■■k- i Deb Schindler did a great job of introducing the speak- er, Rev. Garrett Phillips. Left: The beauty sincerity of graduation are reflected in Cathy Welling. Above: Mixed emotions are shown by the front row of graduates. Right: Valedictorian Deb Cochran received her diploma from Marion DeBolt, Carol Keen was co-valedictorian Ag Laux was salutatorian. Graduation May 25, 1975 36 Class Trip Janice must have found a live anchovy! After much hard work the ju- nior year, the students began their class trip June 3, 1974. In the week they were gone, they toured Gettysburg, Pa., Washington, D.C., New York City, and Niagara Falls seeing such sights as the home of Jenny Wade, Electric Map of the Civil War, Iwo Jima, the Capital, the Statue of Liberty and the Falls. Dave, Chris, Joe, Steve and Larry take a formal stance at Arlington Cemetery. June 9, they left Niagara Falls and headed toward home after passing the famed Floral Clocks. The class re- turned home around 4:00 P.M. ready to tell their fam- ilies and friends all that hap- pened. It looks like at least three people are awake on one of those long bus rides. Above: Beth Reef celebrates her 1 7th birthday on the first day. Below left: Carl is replacing Kathy ' s usual beautician. Below right: Chris and Joe express oppo- site sentiments on the 3 hour boat tour of New York. 37 MICHAEL A. ARNOLD RANDALL PAUL BOICE Be your- self, because those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. RICK BUCKEY DEB COCHRAN Free to be. DEON FARREL DAVIS I exist as I am— that is enough. JOY ANN GROGG Two roads diverged into a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. JEFF HAMPSON To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which anyone can fight. TOM HOEHAMER MICHAEL L. HOUSER There ' s he who knows who knows he knows, he is wise— follow him. Enjoying the food, Cathy? ROGER L. HUEY Tomor- row—let ' s make it better than today. JANE ANN JACKSON Seek- ing means to have a goal but finding means to be free. 38 JESSE JAY JAMES When we do wrong, no one forgets. When we do right, no one remembers. CAROL KEEN Moments shared with friends are vividly captured in the scrap- book of my mind, to remain securely forever. CARL J. KING They are free who do not fear to go to the end of their thought. AGNES ANN LAUX Today without dreams will be a tomorrow never being born. CHRIS LEWIS LAUX To grow is to change and to have changed often is to have grown much. CAROL A. MAY What happens during the unspoken dialogue between two peo- ple can never be changed by the words they say. EDWARD J. MAY For Thine is the Kingdom the Power the Glory and I shall reign in the House of God for- ever ever. RANDY JOSEPH MINCH SANDY A. MINCH I am a part of all that I have met. LUCINDA JOANN PATCH A contented man is one who enjoys the scenery along (with) the detours. BETH REEF Discovery consists in seeing what everyone else has seen and thinking what nobody else has thought. Morning classes can be the toughest to face as Carol shows by relaxing a minute. DAVE P. REINHART To love others you must love yourself and to love yourself you must see and admit your faults as you do in others. JANE A. REITZ Taking the time to love is (most of all) caring enough to not hold on too tightly and yet not run too loose. DEBORAH SCHINDLER Wear a smile and have friends; Wear a scowl and have wrinkles. What do we live for if not to make the world less diffi- cult for each other. JANICE SCHMIT Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. SANDRA JO SCOTT For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. WILLIAM L. STOLZ When the shadow fades and is no more, the light that lin- gers becomes a shadow to another light. This is Bryant ' s own Cupid ' s Fairy (Mike Houser) being crowned by Beth Reef at the Senior Valentine ' s Day Party sponsored by the Yearbook Staff. Mike passed out Valen- tines while the rest of the class enjoyed Cupcakes and Kool-Aid. Studying on the run is a part of school life demon- strated by Ag. Who said work isn ' t fun? Roger and Deb consider it a pleasure. The contemplation of Life seem s to be Carol ' s assignment now. i T H A ■- ' ' - ' u TjsPfljjp ' - jk L Bi HSr sr SPl :« $ 1 J w Hvi ir A 1 % . 1 IBP KENNETH STOLZ Your future lies before you like a shining path of snow. Be careful how you walk because every step you take will show. CATHERINE WELLING Fear not that your life shall come to an end but rather fear that it shall never have a be- ginning. KATHY WELLMAN Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. LARRY G. WELLMAN Who can say more than this rich praise that you alone are you? LARRY R. WELLMAN Not —I can ' t, But— 111 try. JEFF WHETSTONE I am not immortal. Whatever I put off for later may never be. Whoever doesn ' t know now that I love them may never know. HOWARD WICKELMAN Ac- cept me as I am. Only then will we discover each other. 41 Row 1: Jane Reitz, Student Council; Deb Cochran, Sec; Deb Schindler, Pres.; Row 2: Larry R. Wellman, Student Council; Joe Minch, Treas.; Chris Laux, Vice-Pres. What ' s wrong Sandy? Did Tom forget the sugar? Below: Yes Farrel, Mr. Kohne always looks that bad on Mon- days. Jane and Mike know that watching for errors takes a lot of con- centration. Below: These Seniors attended school just half a day on the ICT program. Row 1: Rick Buckey, Larry ' s Marathon; Jesse James, Loy ' s Small Engine Shop; Row 2: Dave Reinhart, Portland Forge; Deb Schindler, Superintendent ' s Office; Mike Arnold, Cheememan ' s; Jeff Hampson, not pictured, Jim Miller Electric. 42 Doesn ' t Larry know how to she jvel the food? Km ■ k_jJ B ■ L - Itod Jane, Kathy Cathy did a lot to instill spirit in the school. They even seem to have helped Mr. Kohne. Rick showing Jane the proper way to grasp a type- Bryant ' s ladder of success may be rickety, but these Seniors have finally made it to the writer? top after 12 years here. Not pictured is Jeff Hampson. JUNIORS I Know Now, Who I Am I Have The Courage To Be Just That Rick Mann Julie Merry Tim Miller Janean Minch Mike Muhlenkamp Roger Muhlenkamp Jon Smith 44 Jill Stauffer Paul Welling Dennis Wellman Phyllis Wellman Don Wendel Photo Not Avail. Randy Hardymon Treas. Paul Welling, Secretary Julie Merry, Pres. Bob Bricker, Student Council Lori Huelskamp, and Frank Laux and Vice Pres. Phyllis Wellman. 45 SOPHOMORES This Is Your Spring Your Precious Time To Blossom, To Be. m M % i y% m 4 r • F f Kevin Miller Karen Miller, Student Council; Kathy Cochran, President; Barb Reinhart, Treasurer; Linda Hilgeford, Secretary. Not pict. Karen Muhlenkamp, Vice Pres. Kathy Betz Don Bickel Kathy Cochran Brenda Cook Randy Davis Bill Delauter Jeffery Dynes Daria Laux Barb Lindsey Bonnie Link Rita Mann Melinda Masters Karen Miller Kevin Miller 46 Bruce Miracle Mark Moses Doug Mosier Dennis Muhlenkamp Karen Muhlenkamp Barb Reinhart Ken Reinhart Dave Reitz Jan Schindler Steve Schweiterman Brenda Seyler Paul Shimanek Pam Smith Rick Twigg Greg Wellman JeffWendel Photo Not Avail Pam Hayden 47 FRESHMEN I am the adventurer on a voyage of discovery, ready to receive fresh impressions, eager for new horizons. Jeff Bill ington Brenda Bricker Cindy Cochran Bob DeBolt Ted Fox Marie Goode Bob Heitkamp Don Michael Brent Miller Carla Minch Keith Muhlenkamp Teresa Muhlenkamp Donna Murphy Beth Ninde 48 Sherry Pyle Bob Reinhart Ken Schwieterman Geri Welling Patty Wellman Alice Welsch Dave Wendel Photo Not Avail. Shelia Armstrong Norman Bailey Mike Hardymon Paul Keen % i jam. %tmm gm v HP • f K? Front row: Maureen Laux, Student Council; Patty Wellman, President; Back row: Bob Reinhart, Vice President; Bob DeBolt, Student Council; Ken Schwie- terman, Treasurer; Not Pictured: Beth Ninde, Secretary. Marie Laux Alice Welch 49 EIGHTH i can t go on i mean i can t go on i really can t go on i swear i can t go on so i guess V 11 get up and go on. Debbie Axe DeWayne Bergman Sherry Bickel Susan Billington Beth Bricker Anita Craig Robert Davidson David Houser Artie Huey Jill Huey Danny Imel Doug Johnson Penny Link Brenda Manor Class Officers and Student Council. Front row: Artie Huey, Debbie Axe, Student Council; Phil Debolt, Sec. Back row: Randy Elzey, Vice-Pres.; Dan May, Pres.; Roger Wellman, Treas. Danny May Tony Miller Donnie Miller Todd S. Miller Cheryl Moses Darlene Mosier Phyllis Muhlenkamp 50 Carol Reef Danny Reinhart Joyce Reinhart Rebecca Reinhart Roberta Reinhart David Roth Karen Schindler Doug Shimanek Robert Shawver Carolyn Stolz Marianne Wellman Marilyn Wellman Roger Wellman Ruth Wickey Photo Not Available Bill Bailey Ginger Burgess Leah Graber Jeff Harrison 51 SEVENTH I am a beginner I look forward to each new day With a sense of adventure There is so much to learn Class Officers and Student Council. Front row: Lisa Pro, Sec; Pam Bricher, Student Council. Back row: Ced Bricker, Student Council; Stacy Johnson, Pres.; Pat Laux, Treas.; Terry Laux, Vice-Pres. is not pictured. Pam Adair Dale Anderson Jean Betz Larry Bickel Robert Billington Ronnie Bollenbacher Connie Braun Jackie Gambill Shannon Guntle Connie Hayden Stacy Johnson Mark Keen Colleen King Pat Laux Terry Laux Diane Manor Ted Miller Tod Miller Lorie Minch Mary Minch Darlene Muhlenkamp 52 Diane Muhlenkamp Luke Muhlenkamp Nancy Muhlenkamp Sharon Muhlenkamp Raymond Nichols Ginny Post Lisa Pro Gary Pile Tony Reinhart Dick Reinhart Roy Reinhart Lynn Stolz Chris Stultz Judy Welling Tim Wellman Susan Wickey Tom Witherspoon Tim Wolhford Photo not available John Boothby Amanda Eicher Mary Eicher Esther Graber Amanda Hilty Douglas Roush Cindy Schwartz 53 FACULTY A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. n Alexander Ed Bennett Sorona K. Davis history high school mathematics Spanish b Dickison Carl Doherty Wayne Haffner Claudia Hines Vicky Hoberty health music agriculture jr. high high school science dept. mathematics english phys. ed. Kohne Dwain Michael Velma I. Scholer Sheila Takats Pat Turner economics biology business jr. high home economics government jr. high art english phys. ed. history jr. high ag 54 A U T H R I T Y Our principal, Mr. Haffner Left: Mrs. Sandy Elliott, filled the job of secretary. The students found her to be very cooperative and interested in school affairs. Jay County School Board: Sitting: Jack Houck, Marion DeBolt, Gene Cato, LeRoy DeRome. Standing: Ron McKee, Ron Cully, Hugh Miller, Fred Buder, Albert Deiner, Sidney Austin. 55 NECESSITY Bryant ' s bus drivers: Raymond Lindsey, Nancy Saxman, Carl Glassford, Alfred Grogg, Richard Fifer, Bill Stultz, Paul Wohlford. Paul Norton, our janitor. These people made lunch possible: Sitting: Jane Reitz, Carol May. Standing: Mrs. Hartnagel, Mrs. Hoehamer, Cathy Welling, Kathy Wellman, Ag Laux, Joy Grogg, Julie Merry. 56 Bryant High School — 1901 HISTORY The idea of having a high school in Bearcreek township was first suggested in 1898 by the new trustee, Philip Stolz. J.C.L. Whiteman was chosen to be teacher and principal. In the fall of 1899 eleven students enrolled, they were eighth grade graduates and some had already taught a term or two. The first classes met in a building West of town, a two room two story building in bad repair, only the upper floor being used. The lower grades met in the Bonifas building. The new school was ready for the second year, and there were two years of high school work. Near the end of the year, an outbreak of measles almost closed the school. The school continued to grow as the country schools were abandoned and in 1913 when Freeman L. Jones became trustee, the building was enlarged, the East half being built. At the same time the teaching staff was further increased, the school changed from a three year to a four year course and was commissioned for the first time. In the year 1951, the community contributed their time, labor, and money toward the construction of the gymnasium. With the completion of Bloomfield Elementary School in the 1969-70 school year, Bryant became a Junior-Senior High School. 57 Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence. A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. Each year Universal Stoves brought their new models to Bryant and the people in the community would celebrate this Universal Day. They encouraged everyone who lived here to come out so that they could take a picture. The picture below was taken in front of the buildings that are presently occupied by Hen House Antiques. TTJ I 31 I Otfj CLASS of 01 (no photo) Purlin Butcher James Kessler CLASS of ' 02 (no photo) Pauline Butcher Wilma Butcher Ida Bowman Ada Treece The Greatest Cereal Story TOASTED CORN FLAKES The package of the genuine bears this signature member When.,. LITTLE BOYS WORE DRESSES? Those who have graduated by taking the GED (General Educational Development) test given at official test center. Robert Bergman 11-46 Jacquelin Carty 10-65 Ronald Compton 9-57 James Lee Jackson 1-59 Ronald Mendenhall 7-53 Charles New 10-70 Clyde New 3-69 William Pro 6-53 Robert E. Reynolds 2-70 Madonna Ruth Smith 12-61 Jack F. Whitacre 3-70 Robert Louis Willhoff 5-52 Compiling several sources together, we have tried to make this section accurate. For any errors made in spite of our efforts, we wish the apologize. The Yearbook Staff 60 CLASS of ' 03 (no photo) Charles Dilts Egbert C. Macklin Elmer Prillman Mable Worth Junior and Senior High School— 1907 Row 1 : Lorenzo Rogers, Mable Engle, Claire Stanley, Fred Glendenning, Irma Huckriede, Daisy Logan, Ruth Kessler, Ida Black. Row 2: Egbert Macklin, Principal, Ethel Brown, Lewis Logan, Elmer Knoelke, Glen Stanley, Edna Montgomery Bowen, Ralph Knoekle, Mr. Fred Freemeyer; Jr. High Principal. Row 3: Harry Dehoff, Zelma Switzer, Dottie Spade, Hazel Lefever, Mable Rogers Black, Leila Huckriede, Reba Sisk Bone, Wren Markle. Row 4: Giff Stanley, Jerome Diltz, Leland Macklin, Fenton Whiteman, Maurice Elberson, Ernest Spencer, Fred Spencer, Werley Gierhart, Paul Edgington, Charles Cottrell. The last five boy:, comprised the First BRYANT HI BASKETBALL TEAM. They had no substitutes but were the champions in the regional. CLASS of 04 (no photo) O. D. Arnold Channing Spade CLASS of ' 05 (no photo) Clarence Flauding Ora Kimble Jesse Wells 61 The above picture was taken of the high school about 1908. Row 1: Gladys Black, Bernice Macklin, Hattie Hannon, Chloa Logan, Enid White- man, Dawn Sisk, (?). Row 2: Carl Spencer, Prin. Edgebert Macklin, Lewis Logan, Oren Kirby, Lorenzo Rogers, Harry Hagget, Lewis Judy, William Jefferies. Row 3: Ray Haffner, Blanche Lefever, Grace Pape, Hazel Lefever, Leila Huckriede, Zelma Switzer, Letha Williams, Mable Black, John Switzer. Row 4: Fenton Whiteman, Jerome Dilts, Paul Edgington, Ralph Knoelke, Walter Smith, William Hughes. Row 5: Rev. Smith, Custodian. CLASS of ' 06 (no photo) Nettie Carter Pearl Hamilton William Miller Ray Whiteman Leona Wilson CLASS of 07 (no photo) J. F. Arnold Percy Bishop Dawn Sisk CLASS of 08 (no photo) Charles Cottrill Maurice Elberson Worley Gierhart Ernest Spencer Fred Spencer 62 In the year 1909 the school received a commissioned class rating (4 years of 8 months). Prior to this, students received 3 years training, therefore, there were no graduates for 1909. CLASS of 10 (below) Back: Jerome J. Dilts, Fenton Whiteman and Paul Edgington. Front: Former principal, Egbert Macklin. In the 75 years of the High School, there have been 1221 graduates. The first graduating class was in 1901 with 2 graduates and the 1975 class had 36. 63 CLASS of 11 (at left) Row 1: Mabel Black, Lewis Judy, Enid Whiteman. Row 2: Hazel Lefever, Zelma Switzer. CLASS of ' 12 (no photo) Gladys Black James Fraze Ray Haffner Hattie Hannon William Jefferies Oren Kirby Blanche Lefever Chloa Logan Lewis Logan Ruth Moreland Bernice Macklin Grace Pape Lorenzo Rogers John Switzer CLASS of 9 13 (no photo) Ralph Bowen Alma Milligan Delia Peters Elma Teeters A scene from the Great Gatsby. 64 CLASS of 14 (no photo) Walter Fenning Virgil Ford Walter Glentzer Ray Guy Irma Huckriede LaMonte E. Jones Beatrice Macklin Beryl Miller Above left: a portable still. CLASS of 15 (at right) Row 1: Zilph a Macklin, Blanche Whiteman, Beryl Montgomery Mildred Haggott. Row 2: Clare Stanley, Wren Markle, Ralph Bowen, Bernice Loyer S5 CLASS of 16 (at left) Row 1: Carl Betz, Floyd Stoker, Forrest Pope, Kenneth Glentzer. Row 2: Dean Moore, Alma Antles, Charles Wright, Gladys Wells, Gilbert Cottrell. CLASS of 17 (no photo) Ruth Bowen Daisy Glentzer Charles Chaney Ernest Glentzer Ira Glentzer Opal Haffner Inez Jones Herman Krouse Paul Macklin Roe Sisk Wanetta Whiteman BR YANT SCHOOL about 1940 Notice the west entrance, the addition to the east which was built in 1913 the buses, which look nei- ther warm nor comfortable. 66 CLASS of ' 21 (no photo) Reba Betz Ira Antles Claude Bishop Eugene Bonifas Claude Clark Maurice Farrar Royce R. Ford Alma Heineman Mardy Logan Marvin Logan Anna McMichaels Ivan Montgomery Grace Smith Dean Smith CLASS of ' 20 (no photo) Nellie Hoskins James Logan George Montgomery Thelma Pence Some of the people in the above picture were membersof the 1919 class. Row 1: Ray- mond Sanders, Reid Engle, Earl Flauding, Walter Jones. Row 2: Zella Spade, Vivian Buckingham, Greta Sisk, Helen Ruple, Leavy Logan, Esther Nichols. CLASS of ' 19 (no photo) Vivian Buckingham Charles Cassel Leavy Logan Helen Rupel Greta Sisk Zella Spade CLASS of ' 18 (no photo) Darrell Franklin Earl Haffner Orville Haffner Wilbur Haviland Garno Hough Milo Lefever Mildred Logan Orda Logan Mable Montgomery James Moore Dalphon Poling W. Ward Rupel Paul Spade Rhea Stanley Garth Straley 67 CLASS of ' 22 (no photo) Mark Arnold Sarah Bailey Ivan Beals Vera Beck Mantford Chaney Celeste Franklin Anna Glentzer Florence Green Mamie Haffner Paul Haviland Frances Kessler Paul Logan Homer Stolz Errol Dale Stone Kelro Whiteman CLASS of ' 23 (no photo) Lendell Crowell Lorene Garlinger Joseph Haviland Alta Krouse Pearl McMichaels Thelma Milligan Myra Montgomery 68 CLASS of ' 24 (no photo) Dallas Betz Emil Lavill Buckingham Lucille B. Garlinger Franklin Leroy Gierhart Bessie Blanche Knoelke Kenneth Logan Inez Macklin Iris Macklin Dorothy Mae Macy Wayne Mast Helen Olene Pence Marrion Anderson Runyon Carl Whiteman CLASS of ' 25 (no photo) Milton Bryan Mary Helen Green Carroll Hardy Walter Hardy James Heath Ernastine Metzner Forrest Poling Loetia Shoemaker Lee Turner Noah Uleman CLASS of ' 26 (at right) Row 1: Ruth Milligan, Ralph Jones, Tod Flauding, John Hoskins, Genivieve Cashman. Row 2: Maurice Spade, Mary Haviland, Ro- bert Fairchild, Darrell Glentzer. Row 3: Keith Whiteman. Row 4: Archie Hoover, Robert Gillespie, Bernice Macy, Earl Fifer. Row 5: Iva Bailey, Donald Logan, Lell Moore, Meredith Anderson, Marjorie Campbell. 69 Row 1: Hilda Turner, Maurice Beck, Ward Montgomery, William Milligan. Row 2: Mildred P. Adams, Idora Moore, Row 3: Frances Michael, Doris Straley. Row 4: Ray- mond Logan, Harold Bennett. Row 5: Morris Hoehamer, Donavon Whiteman, Ralph Bailey, Orville Bechdolt. Row 1: Luella Runyan, Albert Krause, Row 2: George Krause, Nora Green, Bernice Bellis, Dorothy Glendening, James Beals, Mary Glentzer. Row 3: Raymond Oliver, Frances Thomas, Glenn Macy, Vera Bergman. Brijaat Hi. 1928 aaaia s a q h i Bryant h. a 1929 Row 1: Freddie Longenecker, Mary Bergman, John Wheat, Lawrence Dynes, Irma Brinkerhoof, Glen Kessler. Row 2: Waneta Lawrence, Lyndall Burkett, Wendell Metzner, Mildred Campbell, Wayne Haffner, Harry Turner. Row 3: Vera Pyle, Mahlon Houser, Marguerite Fisher, Vernon Pyle. Row 4: Mary Helen Hoenammer, Arthur Armantrout, Anna Bailey, Navar Arnold, Dortha Armantrout, Ivan Bailey. 70 Row 1: Susan Jane Straley, Herbert Keller, Doyt White- man, Dorothy Whetstone, Donald Shoemaker. Row 2: Elza Bone, Dorotha Logan, William Lawrence, Lucille Pyle, Donavon Tinkle, Mary Anne Sisk. Row 3: Max Crowell, Chessell Glentzer, Josephine Thomas, Glenn Logan, Nelle Haviland, John White. ftis;ei?Co Aarhn Pp e Orxkel fad faktrr Keller fbrri Sikpn fy- ikJu Row 1: Ernest Gillespy, Paul Huey, Russell Cox, Marlin Pyle, Orschel Ford, Robert Keller, Harry Gillespie, Paul Hough. Row 2: Fern Michael, Blanche Ebersole, Alice Krouse, Irene Bonifas, Mildred Houser, Pauline Brink- erhoff, Vera Flauding. Row 3: Mable Wightman, Eleanor Whiteman. Row 4: Dale Hinshaw, Herbert Fennig, Don- ald Longnecker, Russel Stein, Joseph Fisher, Herman Ebersole, Harold Campbell, Gale Hinshaw. BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: Doris Glendening, Burdette Houser, Mary Spencer, Ernest Shoemaker, Ward Glentzer, Esta Teeple, Carl Garlinger. Row 2: Bernadine Ebersole, Richard Buckmaster, Mary Houser, Ethel Bailey, Stephen Straley, Pearl Hough. Row 3: Elma Kraner, Hor- ace Ebersole, Virginia Fifer, Marie Knoelke, Robert Pyle, Bernice Stein. Row 4: Robert Haviland, Wilma Roser, Eunice McMichael, Hilbert Welling, Mary Alice Penrod, Ethel Bancroft. Mm Bryan 1932 71 Row 1: Mary Tullis, Roy C.James, Mary Michael James Gillespie, Lena Pyle, Harold Starr, Dawna Fosnight. Row 2: Catherine Garlinger, Paul Bai- ley, Howard Brinkerhoof, Marian Wagner, Hiram Penrod, Robert Glentzer. Row 3: Fern Arman- trout, Jay Sisk, Edna George, James Young, Ray- mond Houser, Willard Thomas. Row 1: Glarvienna Orr, Mary Knoelke, Ted Mont- gomery, Marguerite Hartnagel, John Peirson. Row 2: Erma Hutson, Ward Houser, Garth Shepherd, Martha Rittenhouse. Row 3: Howard Iliff, Virginia Flaud- ing, Sara Haley, June Rogers, Orla Campbell, Hazel Starr. Row T. Sherman Pyle, Hesper Pingry, Betty Leonhard, Charles Roser. Row 2: Wendell Iliff, Kathleen Spencer, George Adams, Margaret Bennett, George Judy. Row 3: Marianna Wheeler, Paul Haffner, Marceil Knoelke. 72 Row 1: Gerald Tullis, Guievere Hunt, Robert Vance, J.D.L. Whitman, Prin.; William Journey, Bernice Knoelke, Merritt Manning. Row 2: Woodrow Turner, Dairel Butcher. Row 3: Robert Shirn, John Shoemaker, Donald Michael, Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Carl Haffner, Burton Brinkerhoof, Paul Gierhart. Row 4: Anna Mae Siders, Bea Campbell, Jay Butcher, John Keller, George Dynes, Olive Journey, Irene Brubkaer, Nellise Spencer. Row 1: Lester Frank, Wayne Brubaker, Dorwin Keller, Jason Montgomery, Paul Haviland, Dorothy Myers, Capitola Armantrout. Row 2: Hugh Ford, Charles Ab- bott, Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Anna Keller, Marty Logan, Prin.; Bessie Macklin, Glen Stein. Row 3: Margaret Man- ning, Fern Abbott, Wendell Ebersole, Edna Thorpe. Row 4: Jean Ford, Robert Spencer, Richard Huey, Fredric Ninde, Cline Huey, Joseph Gierhart, Rolland Fennig 73 BRYANT H. 39 ' S, Row 1: Eileen Shepherd, Helena Welsch, Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Marty Logan, Prin.; Helen Logan, Loretta Laux. Row 2: Mike Ru- pert, Leah Rash, Agnes Fisher, Mildred Bryant, Frances Judy. Row 3: Donald Brinkerhoff, Charleen Huey, Betty Knoelke, Mary Haley, Helen Laux, Richard Maitlen. Row 1: Ruth Montgomery, Irene Spade, Dorotha Bailey, Helen Bailey, Ines Knoelke, Roseanna Spencer, Betty Laux. Row 2: Andrew Reitz, Jennie White- man, Mr. Glentzer, Sponsor; Mr. Logan, Prin.; Marjorie Macklin, Ernest Keller. Row 3: Betty Shawver, Olive Pyle, Imogene Rowland, Paul Rittenhouse, John Fidler, Richard Fifer, Bessie Butcher. Row 1: Helen Pyle, Marie Rash, Warren McMichaels, Mr. Sarig, Prin.; Mr. Haffner, Sponsor, Ruby Ford, Francie Kenyon, Max Shoemaker. Row 2: Madonna Huey, Rose Reitz, Dorothy Masters, Carl Hoehamer, Irene Theurer, Arthur Ford. Row 3: Marcella Mc- Croskey, Jean Campbell, James Shepherd, Gor- don Glentzer, James Fidler, Fern Thomas, Jean Judy, Helen Macklin. 74 t rt 1 -•■■-. gffj l Line 1, L. to R.: Velma Wright, Norbert Engle, Dorothy Brinkerhoff, Mary Hough, Dwight Romine Jr., Mildred Uptygraft, Frances Straley. Line 2, Thurlow Huey, Betty Leeper, Fred Roll, Alberta Somers, Calvin Adams, Esther Montgomery, June Macklin. Line 3, Pauline Knoelke, John Orr, Maxie Bailey, Norval Arnold, Bertha Bebout, Ruth Towell, Rolland Shepherd. Line 1, L. to R.: Betty Roll, Joe Mumby, Marie Iliff, John Wolford, Josie Jane Denny. Line 2, Martha Sim- mons, Ruth Dunbar, Olen Whetstone, Alice Spencer. Line 1, L. to R.: Kathryn Bailey, Grayce Myers, Betty Kraner, Rheneta Houser, Lavaun Keller. Line 2: Anna Mae Orr, Letha Bell Knoelke, Genevieve Spade, Jean Stroube. Line 3: Barbara Jean Bailey, Ruth Roll, Nor- man Crowell, Carl King, Rose Harpring, Mary Helen Sommers. H. S. 44 76 Row 1: Keith Gillespie, Harry Richard Shawver, Duane Dickson, Robert Davidson, Royce Wright, William Orr. Row 2: Hazel Pyle, Bobby Lou Masters, Dorothy Frank, Betty Jean Smith. Row 3: Beatrice Kenyon, Wanda Pyle, Marvin Towell, Betty Morgan, Virginia Uptygraft. Row 4: Mary Jeane Wendel, Virginia Craig, Delbert Flesher, Eugene Dynes, Leonard Dale, Fred Haffner. Row 1: Gerald Dickson, Glen Theurer, Joan Myers. Row 2: Marion Logan, Norman Tullis, Velma Rittenhouse, Ralph Ashcraft, Keith Stein. Row 3: Alma Bergman, James Mon- roe, Verlin Craig, Ruth Poling. 77 Row 1: Patsy Spade, Margaret Rose Miller, Carolyn June Maitlen, Lucille Minnich, Lois Craig, Barbara Smith. Row 2: Mary Armantrout Ashcraft, Kathleen Wilson, Joan Campbell, Margaret Post, Wilma Iliff, Joan Montgomery. Row 3: Joann Mumby, Keith Huey, Lewis King, Philip Stolz, Eldon Miller, Donald Eugene Reynolds, Beatrice Minnich. Row 1: Melvin Claymiller, Patricia Wilson, Rich- ard Dale Monroe, Elvin Towell, Trudy Wagner, Lewis Wendel. Row 2: Joy Ann Garlinger, Eugene Minnich, Alice Laux, Carolyn Bailey. Row 3: Leroy Frank, Bruce Poling, JoAnn Minch, Mary Lu Bailey, Alan L. Smith, Richard Willhoff. Bryant H.49S. Row 1: Norman Miller, Herbert Masters, Nadine Hoskins, Phyllis Smith, Rosemond Axe,Thelma Mumby. Row 2: Dale Craig, Bet- ty Hough, Charles Fifer, Donna Moore, Thelma Longnecker, Fre- dia Nelson. 78 Row 1: Norman Logan, Max Butcher, Lee G. Glentzcr, Prin- cipal; Phil Poling, Bill Garlinger. Row 2: Estella Laux, Melvin Smith. Mary Helen Minch, Louis Wagner, Carol Murphy, Jer- ome Minnich. Row 3: Ira Harpring, Mary Agnes Post, George Treece. Victor Iliff, Irene Scott. Row 1: Ruth Wagner, Paul Minnich, Richard Houser, Lee G. Glentzer, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Vernon Haley, Victor Post, Janet Hoskins. Row 2; John Bailey, Judy Smith, Dean Craig, Lester Hierholzer, Ronald Iliff, Judithan Axe, Don aid Iliff. Row 3: Florence Nelson, Max Kenyon, Jeanette Ar- mantrout, Ronald Fifer, Ronald Dynes, Clela Treece, Richard Renbarger, Norma Garlinger. Row 4; Robert Guntle, Mary Lou Orr, Shirley Leonard, Neil Logan. 79 W H LEE G r GLENTZEP PHYIjjjS FAVOUR Row 1: Delean Flauding, Phyllis LeFavour, Lee G. Glentzer, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Larry Straley , Joyce Ann Loy, Row 2: Carol Armantrout, Nancy Houscr. Row 3: Carol Campbell, Eileen Min- nich, Jean Shawver, Lois Gilkison, Pat Carty, Arlene Craig. JEAN SHAWVER LOIS GILKISON Row 1; Rose Ann Post, Mary Lou Poling, Lee G. Glentzer, Prin- cipal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Gertie Mae Fields, Joe Orr. Row 2: Eldon Craig, Allen Masters, Nancy Stolz, George Stolz, Gear- leen Moses, Bill Miller, Jim Elzey. Row 3: Dallas Simon, Ronnie Straley, Don Wagner, Janet Sue Axe, Bob Garlinger, Verus Muhlen- kamp, Darrell Miller. Row 4: John Minch, Elsie Sibery, Bernadine Scott, Paul Smith. , — ff H SEMIOR fltiftfi CLASS O , mnV %iaK 0 1 U,0 ©CLA,s£ W _ _ £ Row 1: Eddie Leonard, Diane Houser, Bob Lyons, Arthur Williamson, Sponsor; Robert Ludy, Principal; James Butcher, Nancy Flauding, Junior Bergman. Row 2: Virginia Wagner, John Shoe- maker, Bessie Garringer, Paul Saxman, Nedra Kay Waymire, Jack Pyle, Nancy Rittenhouse, Dick Haffner, Sharon Shoemaker. Row 3: Billy Loy, Nancy Ebersole, Earl Stults, Rosemary Beals, Sue Denney, Don Garlinger, Elizabeth Sudhoff, Jim Guntle. Row 4: Mary Hartnagle, Art Heer, Anna- belle Butcher, Gerald Jr. Nelson, Aileen Smith, Urban Miller. 80 Row 1: Joyce Iliff, Shirley Bechdolt, Connie Wagner, Marian Butcher, Joseph Reinhart, Dixie Trobridge, Betty Miller, David Minch. Row 2: Russell Cox, Janice Poling, Tom Stolz, John Bricher, Carl Reinhart, Robert Muhlenkamp, Janet Logan, Robert Schmit. Row 3: Clarel Montgomery, Perry Miller, Alma Muhlenkamp, Joe Kraner, Burt Moses, Shirley Moore, Curtis Sipe, John Arman- trout. Row 1: Judy Stolz, John Walter, Melvin Shoe- maker, Shirley Elzey, Harold Minnich, Mary Ann Schmit. Row 2: Jerry Bollenbacher, Ronald Lunn Ilene Brown, Herbert Saxman, Nancy Craig, Ralph Miller, Mary Milligan. Row 3: Wendell Murphy, William Stultz, Raymond D. Houser, Jimmy Tee- pie, Nancy Derrickson, Francis Pickle. J (. V. SENIOR $T CLASS T X Row 1: William Butcher, Kenneth Heer, Darlene Shultz, Margie Muh- lenkamp, William L. Morris, Jancie Haffner, Oliver Lindsy. Row 2: Kenneth Hartnagle, Sharonn Hick- ey. Row 3: Deloris Vorhees, Larry Chrisman, Karen Orr, Ralph Beals, Dick Masters, Nora Landers, Wayne Stolz, Roberta Nelson. Row 4: Fred Saxman, Ben Sipe, Karen Hoskins, Edward Campbell, Pat Bailey, Rex Kraner, Janet Iliff, Jerry Arnold, Mary Lou Iliff. 81 7 Ms h l Line 1: Ray Derrickson, Delia Nelson, David Lyons, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Spon sor; Anita Pyle, Phil Twigg, Nina Trobridge Line 2: Jacqueline Welsch, Mary Dennis, Tim Kelly, Sarah Kraner, Bob Pertel, Ruth Ann Wen- del, Jim Wheeler, James Sudhoff, Francis Warren Line 3: Jack Cavanaugh, Norma Salmon, David Freeman, Judy Wagner, Howard Miller, Marna Wilson, Jerry Elzey, Sharon Reed Line 1: Eugene Hartnagel, Karen Gierhart, David Pyle, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Jim Stolz, Nancy Pertel, Virgil Gierhart. Line 2: Nancy Masters, Tom Wagner, Wanda Brotherton, Tom Garlinger, Dinah Vorhees, Elvin Butcher, Nancy Huey, Line 3: Norman Arnold, Karen Warren, William Harney, Jerry Pro, Judy Reinhart, John Dennis, Jerry Ififf, Brayton, Snow, Line 4: Chancey Sipe, Carolyn Shoemaker, Richard Haffner, Hope Hartley, Eugene Weil, Mary Lou Lindsey  - C H SENIOR ffffll CLASS H A aft ?, 3? Line 1: Robert Wendel, Ronnie Twigg, Jim Fraze.Joann Iliff, Alan Campbell, Wayne Chrisman, Joseph Schmit, Phyllis Shultz, Line 2: Bob Moore, Bonnie Snow, Dave Weil, Patti Stults, Roger Kraner, Elizabeth Muhlenkamp, Dave Gierhart, Connie Trobridge, Line 3: Pat Murphy, Cur- tis Moore, Penny Dennis, Jerry Guntle, Lynn Orr, Paul Butcher, Linda Sipe, Danny Montgomery 83 Line 1: Larry Orr, Judy Reitz, Douglas Saxman, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Jack Caster, Dorwin Starr, Dennis Link, Line 2: Barbara Orr, Donna Laux, Line 3: Marlene Goss, Lorene Armantrout, Bill Moore, Kathy Luedke, Les Hayden, Esther Muh- lenkamp, Earl Hayden, Elenore Vor- hees, Alice Wall, Line 4: Connie Koon, Eddie Garlinger, Margie Lindsey, Steve Chrisman, Bill Lawrence, Nancy Arnold, Dwight Michael, Wanda Kraner ROBED! M LI.OY WAYNE HAFFNER £W ' H r t SENI °Rj Et O CLASS -Q SJ l B Line 1: Larry Grogg, Kenny Keller, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Kay Welsch, John Garlinger, Line 2: Patty Ann Kelly, Carol Hiestand, Mariam Shep- herd, Sue Fennig, Sandy Whetstone, Kay- ellen Moore, Don Minch SANDY WHETSTONE Line 1: Janice Stauffer, Patty Arnold, Tom Muhlenkamp, Don Shoemaker, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Patti Tim- mons, Sherlyn Caster, John Hoffman, Joe Huey, Line 2: John Minnich, Darlene Gettinger, Le- land Stump, Rose Mary Minnich, Don Snow, Donna Rittenhouse, Eugene Schmit, Linda Loy, Terry Kongar, Line 3: Sara Derrickson, Bill Guntle, Ruby Knoelke, Doug Sutton, Esther Bryan, John Weigel, Eileen Fifer, Joe Teeple, David Lindsey, Line 4: Allen Chrisman, Barbara Stults, Jerome Schmit, Margaret Kraner, Michael Ninde, Ruth Reitz, Max Herman, Julia Iliff p SENIOR fflu CLASS - 84 Line 1: Doug Litton, Richard Wal- ter, Joe Garlinger, David Laux, Dwain Michael, Connie Schwieter- man, Ray Shultz, Becky Schoenlein, Terry Master, Line 2: Judy Gage, Elizabeth Whetstone, Richard Young, Keith Keller, Donald Huey, Mary Lou Montgomery, Janet Tro- bridge, Julie Montgomery, Line 3: Larry Boice, Tom Laux, Dewayne Goss, Steven Patch, Esther Schmit, Janice Shepard, Marvin Starr, Don- ald Wendel, Donna Elzey, Barry Fennig, Line 4: Robert Grile, Re- becca Sue Huey, Julia Gierhart, Candace Hartnagel, Paul Grogg, Crystal King, Lois Herman, Mike May, Paul Blankenbacker, Ernest Fifer. Line 1: June Iliff, Theresa Welsch, Mark Houser, Margaret Hummel, Danny Hoff- man, Fred Twigg, Roger Rittenhouse, Janelle Stauffer, Nona Fox, Line 2: Patty Hayden, Ernie Miller, Ann Brock- way, Sharon Glassford, Linda Reitz, Patty Herman, Randy Loy, Cheryl Get- tinger, Line 3: Marion Dailey, Keith Huey, Karen Goins, Lee Fennig, Lee Ann Pingry, John Laux, Patty Schmit, George Boice, David Bergman. 3! 3 Line 1: Robert Ludy, Principal; Phyllis Sipe, Jennie Bellis, Linda Herman, Sue Whetstone, Wayne Haff- ner, Sponsor, Line 2: Nancy Hayden, Terry Stoltzfus, Jonny Fifer, Ken Laux James Schoenlein, Jon Camp- bell, James Minch, Mike Moore, Line 3: Brad Gage, Danny Shawver, Ed Davidson, Tom Huffman, Tom Nin- de, Steve Fennig, Steve Craig, Roger Starr. 85 1969 Line 1, L. to R.: Susan Ar- mantrout, Robert Ludy, Principal; Wayne Haffner, Sponsor; Dan Schwie term an, Terry Billington, Diana Koon, Marilyn Grogg, Wayne Broth- erton, Line 2: Sandra Denney, Alice Derrickson, Kenneth Espy, Gary Foltz, Steve Loy, Cheri Fox, Sherry Frakes, Jeanne Glassford, Leroy Goss, Line 3: Connie King, Don Laux, Phil Laux, Dan Patch, Rich- ard Muhlenkamp, Carol Racine, Mike Schmit, Jo Ellen Stauffer, Jan- et Teeple g Sfo,„ Line 1, L. to R.: Robert Ludy, principal; Wayne Haff- ner, sponsor; Tom Wellman, Steve Reitz, Cindy David- son, Marge Welling, Margaret Lindsey, John Pyle. Line 2: Ruth Miller, Bill Armantrout, William Stephens, Kerry Dailey, Harold Muhlenkamp, Larry Blankenbaker. Line 3: Paul Wickelman, Vickie Welsch, Carolyn Wellman, Chris Muhlenkamp, Rita Longnecker, Becky Espy, Carol Wa- gers I 1970 £.2 §E2 1971 line 1, L. to R.: Wayne Haffner, principal; Dwain Michael, sponsor; Jerry Laux, Gene Stauffer, Phil Schmit, Mary Anne Lynch. Line 2: John Bellis, Susan Campbell, Roger Caster, Francis Cava- naugh, Roger Fox, Patty Glassford, Vic- ki Herman, Mary Huey. Line 3, Phil Laux, Rachael Lindsey, Sharon Law- rence, Tom Laux, Peggy May, Lydia Metz, Rick Minch, Randy Murphy. Line 4: Carol Reinhart, Randy Scott, Trudy Shultz, James Sparks, Harold Towell, Tom Weigel, Linda Laux, Jo Whitacre. 86 Q£ Z gi m rm AMI ra hl i jfi ifl $c  t high Scll0o Line 1, L. to R.: Wayne Haffner, Principal; Dwaine Michael, Sponsor; Randy Fen- nig, Renee Stolz, Rick Schoenlein, Don Reinhart. Line 2: Beth Armantrout, Carroll Boyd. Line 3: Jay Carter, Claudia Dailey, Sandra Davidson, Patty Elzey. Line 4: Gary Goss, Joe Grogg, Kathy Keen, Kay Keen, Maria May, Dorcas Metz, Barry Miller. Line 5; Charles Muhlenkamp, Debbie Muhlenkamp, Mike Muhlenkamp, Betty Racine, Marilyn Reinhart, Karla Schubert, Bob Welling. Line 6: Ken Well- man, Jane Wendel, Mike Whetstone 71-7?- Line 1, L. to R.: Judy Armantrout, Brenda Masters, Dwain Michael, Sponsor; Wayne Haff- ner, Principal; James J. Laux, Gerald Rein- hart, Judith Mann, Brenda Keen. Line 2; Gary Blankenbaker, Sharon Huelskamp. Line 3: Keith Foltz, Dorcas Geesaman, Myrna Gier- hart, Ron Grogg, Daniel Hilgeford, Linda Huey. Line 4: Carla King, Florine Lynch Doren Michael, Gary Miller, Beth Minch, Dan Mosier, Beverly Muhlenkamp, Michael Mur- phy. Line 5: Kay Schmit, Ronda Scott, Bobbi Smith, Gregary Smith, David Wellman, Sharyl Wendel w iniaut High § duuil aai Tra ?mw titu School TA 4 Line 1, L. to R.: Wayne Haffner, Principal; Dwain E. Michael, Sponsor; Edward Wellman, Gregg Huelskamp, Teresa Stolz, Susan Patch, Mark Caster. Line 2: Dean Billington, Nancy Billinton. Line 3: Mary Bricker, Sherry Elzey, Terry Elzey, Larry Frakes, Debra Hilgeford, Susan Hoehamer, Rick Homan, Shirley Huey. Line 4: Carole Laux, Tereza Laux, Floyd Lindsey, Gregary L. Miller, Kathleen Miller, Joseph Muhlenkamp, Steven Muhlenkamp, Deb- orah A. Reinhart, James Reinhart, Jack Robinette. Line 5: Lynn Roth, Bruce Seyler, Brad Toschlog, Joanne Wall, David Welling, James Wendel, Ron Wendel, Ernie Whitacre, Cathy Zorn, Kathy Fox 87 8119 ] aia BS fig RRF Li BBBH 88 Laughter Of The Past Rings Through Empty Hallways. 89 INDEX Adair, Pam 52 Alexander, Don 10,20,21,24,54 Armstrong, Sheila Arnold, Mike 7-10,17,35,36,38,42,43 Anderson, Dale 11,30,52 Axe, Debbie 12,29,50 Bailey, Bill Bailey, Norman Bennett, Ed 54 Bergman, Dwayne 50 Betz, Jean 52 Betz, Kathy 46 Bickel, Don 7,25,26,46 Bickel, Larry 30,52 Bickel, Sherry 12,50 Billington, Jeff 6,11,14,25,28,48 Billington, Robert 52 Billington, Steve 6-8,10,11,14,17,20- 22,24,35-37,43 Billington, Susan 50 Blankenbaker, Karen 44,45 Boice, Randy 7,32,36,38,43 Boice, Robert 44,45 Bollenbacher, Ronnie 30,52 Boothby, John Braun, Connie 52 Braun, Tom 30,52 Bricher, Beth 12,50 Bricher, Pam 12,34,52 Bricker, Bob 7-10,15,21,24,26,35,44, 45 Bricker, Brenda 4,5,11,35,48 Bricker, Cedric 30,31,52 Brown, David 30,52 Buckey, Rick 35,36,38,43 Burgess, Ginger Cochran, Cindy 48,49 Cochran, Deb 11,19,32,36,38,42,43 Cochran, Kathy 25,27,28,33,46 Cook, Brenda 35,46 Craig, Anita 50 Craig, Duane 52 Dailey, Jeff 12,52 Davidson, Rob 31,50 Davis, Farrel 17,36,38,42,43 Davis, Randy 46 Davis, Sorona 14,54 Davison, Darla 52 DeBolt, Bob 10,25,26,48 DeBoltJoe 14,15,21,24,35,44 DeBolt, Phil 11,14,31,50 Delauter, Bill 7,9,15,25,27,33,35,46, 47 Delauter, Charlene 50 Delauter, Marlene 50 Dickison, Bob 6,7,11-24,25,30,31,54 Doherty, Carl 12,13,19,54 Dynes, Jeff 34,46 Dynes, Linda 11,34,50 Eicher, Amanda Eicher, Mary Elliot, Sandy 19,35,55 Elzey, Randy 31,50 Fifer, Larry 7,17,44 Fifer, Richard 56 Florence, Pam 50 Fox, Ted 14,48,49 Gambill, Jackie 52 Gambill, Jean 50 Geesaman, Delee 46 Geesaman, Ghlee 4,5,35,44 Glassford, Carl 56 Glassford, John 17,44,45 Go ode, Marie 48 Graber, Esther Graber, Leah Grogg, Alfred 56 Groge, Joy 36,38,43,56 Guntle, Shannon 30,31,52 Haffner, Wayne 15,19,24,54,55 Hampson, Jeff 14,35,36,38,42 Hardymon, Mike 35 Hardymon, Randy 35 Harrison, Jeff Hartnagle, Sally 56 Hayden, Connie 12,29,52 Hayden, Pam Heitkamp, Bob 14,17,48,49 Hiestand, Ginny 48 Hilgeford, Betty 17,48 Hilgeford, Linda 18,33,35,46 Hilty, Amanda Hines, Claudia 16,19,54 Hoberty, Vicky 32,54 Hoehamer, Phyllis 56 Hoehamer, Tom 7,8,10,21,23,24,29, 34,35,38,42,43 Homan, Cathy 48 Houser, Cathy 4,11,12,46 Houser, David 12,50 Houser, Mike 15,20-24,32,38,40,42, 43 Houser, Patty 4,5,11,12,35,44 Huelskamp, Lori 4,5,11,19,44,45 Huelskamp, Roger 14,19,48 Huey, Artie 50,51 Huey, Jill 12,29,34,50 Huey, Jim D. 19,46 Huey, Jim L. 44 Huey, Roger 38,41,43 Imel, Danny 50 Jackson, Barb 44 Jackson, Jane 14,16,17,38,43 James, Jesse 7,14,35,39,43 Johnson, Cindy 4,5,33,46 Johnson, Doug 12,31,50 Johnson, Stacey 12,30,52 Johnson, Tamela 4,5,26-28,44 Keen, Beckey 14,46 Keen, Carol 13,16,32,39 Keen, Mark 52 Keen, Paul 14,15 King, Carl 6,7,9,10,13,17,21,24,37,39, 43 King, Coleen 29,52 Kohne, Ed 43,54 Laux, Agnes 17,18,20-23,35,39,40,56 Laux, Alice 20,21,23,24,33,46 Laux, Chris 35,37,39,42 Laux, Daria 5,16,46,47[ Laux, Frank 7,17,21,24,25,44,45 Laux, Marie 48,49 Laux, Maureen 5,17,20,23,35,48,49 Laux, Pat 52 Laux, Terry 52 Leggett, Donna 5,20-23,44 - Lindsey, Barb 46 Lindsey, Raymond 56 Link, Bonnie 5,46 Link, Penny 50 Mann, Rick 14,15,21,24,35,44 Mann, Rita 46 Manor, Brenda 12,50 Manor, Diane 52 Masters, Melinda 46 May, CaroU35,39,41,56 May, Dan 30,31,50 May, Ed 17,39,43 Merry, Bobbi 38 Merry, Julie 44,56 Michael, Don 12,14,17,48,49 Michael, Dwain 33,54 Miller, Brent 7,10,14,25,48,49 Miller, Donnie 31,50 Miller, Karen 46 Miller, Kevin 6,11,25,27,28,46,47 Miller, Ted 52 Miller, Tim 44,45 Miller, Tod 30,52 Miller, Todd 50 Miller, Tony 50 Minch, Carla 4,5,11,14,48 Minch, Janean 4,11,13,14,44 Minch, Lorie 52 Minch, Mary 52 Minch, Randy Joe 6,7,10,14,21,23,24, 32,35,37,39,42 Minch, Sandy 12,13,17,39,42,43 Miracle, Bruce 33,47 Moses, Cheryl 50 Moses, Mark 34,47 Mosier, Darlene 50 Mosier, Doug 47 Muhlenkamp, Darlene 52 Muhlenkamp, Dennis 47 Muhlenkamp, Diane 53 Muhlenkamp, Karen 47 Muhlenkamp, Keith 14,17,19,34,48 Muhlenkamp, Luke 53 Muhlenkamp, Mike 15,17,44,45 Muhlenkamp, Nancy 53 Muhlenkamp, Phyllis 34,50 Muhlenkamp, Roger 15,35,44,45 Muhlenkamp, Sharon 53 Muhlenkamp, Teresa 16,17,48 Murphy, Donna 4,5,11,20,21,23,48 Nichols, Raymond 53 Ninde, Beth 4,12,17,48,49 Norton, Paul 56 Patch, Cindy 16,17,39, Post, Ginny 34,43,53 Pro, Lisa 12,29,52,53 Pyle, Gary 30,53 Pyle, Sherry 34,48,49 Reef, Beth 12,13,16,17,32,37,39,40, 43 Reef, Carol 12,20,51 Reinhart, Barb 33,35,47 Reinhart, Bob 14,15,49 Reinhart, Danny 12,51 Reinhart, Dave 18,21-24,32,35,37, 40,42,43 Reinhart, Dick 30,31,53 Reinhart, Joy 51 Reinhart, Ken 15,33,34,47 Reinhart, Rebecca 51 Reinhart, Roberta 34,51 Reinhart, Roy 53 Reinhart, Tony 53 Reitz, Dave 15,18,25,27,33,35,47 Reitz, Jane 1 1-13,17,32,37,40,42,43, 56 Roth, Dave 26,30,31,51, Roush, Douglas Saxman, Nancy 56 Schindler, Deb 11,32,35,36,40-42 Schindler, Jan 12,25,27,28,47 Schindler, Karen 12,51 Schmit, Janice 16,17,37 Scholer, Velma 11,54 Schwartz, Cindy Schwieterman, Ken 7,14,25,49 Schwieterman, Steve 6,21,24,33,35,47 Scott, Sandy 16,40,43 Seylor, Brenda 4,5,11,12,47 Shimaneck, Doug 51 Shimaneck, Paul 47 Shawver, Robert 51 Smith, Jon 7,8,13,15,25,44 Smith, Pam 47 Stauffer, Jill 4,5,11,44,45 Stolz, Bill 14,40 Stolz, Carolyn 51 Stolz, Ken 10,41,43 Stolz, Lynn 12,29,34,53 Stults, Chris 53 Stultz, Bill 56 Takats, Sheila 54 Turner, Pat 4,5,11,34,35,45 Twigg, Rick 7,25,47 Welling, Cathy 16,17,36,38,41,43,56 Welling, Geri 16,49 Welling, Judy 53 Welling, Paul 15,17,45 Wellman, Dennis 15,17,45 Wellman, Greg 33,35,47 Wellman, Kathy 12,13,16,37,41,43,56 Wellman, Larry G. 19,41 Wellman, Larry R. 18,37,41-43 Wellman, Marianne 51 Wellman, Marilyn 51 Wellman, Patty 4,5,11,16,17,49 Wellman, Phyllis 4,5,11,19,45 Wellman, Roger 50,51 Wellman, Tim 29,31,53 Welsch, Alice 35,49 Wendel, Dave 10,14,15,49 Wendel, Don 6-8,13,14,21,23,24,45 Wendel, Jeff 15,47 Whetstone, Jeff 41,43 Wickelman, Howard 17,34,41 Wickey, Ruth 51 Wickey, Susan 53 Wi therspoon, Torn 30,53 Wohlford, Paul 56 Wohlford, Tim 12,34,53 91 Compliments of Cochran Hatchery, Inc. Portland, Ind. BERCO, INC. Manufacturer of Fine Quality Work Clothes 104 E. Main Berne Indiana Phone 589-3136 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jay County Automobile Dealers Association Portland, Indiana if you need a business, a home or a farm, a call to Keen Realty would surely do no harm. With competent brokers and working salesmen, too, we will do our very best, to find the place for you. So the next time you ' ve this kind of problem, remember the place to call: pick up the phone, dial Keen Realty, no matter if big or small. Brokers: Mr. Mrs. Norman Keen 726-9426. 997-6404 Salesmen: Portland-997-726-9284 Pennville-731-2201 Keen Realty 312 N. Meridian St. Portland, In. 47326 726-9426 92 GIFFORDS ON 27 NORTH COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ' SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTACT ' BIXLER INSURANCE, INC HAYNES MILLING CO., Portland, Indiana 47371 Phone: 317-726-8191 INC. PeW FOOD PIANO TUNING OR REPAIR EVERETT PIANOS KIMBALL PIANOS AND ORGANS WALTZ MUSIC SHOP 225 N MERIDIAN ST. PORTLAND. INDIANA ROGER WALTZ =hone 726.4865 93 Congratulations Graduates of Bryant Senior Class 75 While in Portland visit McDonald ' s Your Kind Of Place Ron and Karen Bristow, Owners 94 Beauty Bar Wciler Building Phone 726-4560 Featuring Fashion Trees and Realistic Owner: Betty Dailey Phone: 997-6562 ' Frank Green And Sons Insurance John W. Karch Stone Co. Portland. Indiana 47371 Bryant. Indiana Phone: 997-6216 Kremer ' s Aluminum Awnings Pumps Complete Food Market Plumbing and Heating Supplies Thomas Kremer William Zehringer St. Anthony Ohio CHEESEMAN ' S Dailey ' s Body Shop Refinishing and Motor Repair Bryant Indiana Phone 997-6562 1 1 6 E. Water Street Portland IN McCulloch Chain Saws Doors 95 Of Geneva Elkhart Products Corporation A subsidiary of ITE Imperial 700 RAINBOW ROAD D P.O. BOX 38 □ GENEVA, INDIANA 46740 D (317) 368-7246 uettttLi Place tc (P ank It ' s good to bank where you are welcomed, appreciated, and courteously served. Ft. Recovery Banking Co. Ft. Recovery, Ohio 96 m PRICtf IMPLEMENT CO. INC. John Dure Sales A service SMALL ENGINE PART SERVICE PHONE 317 -728-7232 r. J. Price PORTLAND. INO. Saxman ' s Grain Supply Anderson Fertilizer Herbert C. Saxman 419-942-1554 R.R. 4, Portland FOR GtRTfVTER SAVINGS SHOP THE SUPER MARKET For Quality, Satisfaction, Low Prices Geneva, Ind. Store Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday Plenty of Parking Space Hitch Racks for Horses 97 BOSSES HELP, TOO-Hcrc Don Strong, owner of Essen Platz, left and Lewis Strong, manager of the popular eating place at Amishv ille, USA, are shown at work in the Essen Platz kitchen and discussing plans for the day. LEFELD IMPLEMENT COMPANY State Route 118 Coldwater, Ohio The Long Green Line- Leadership in Product Service — Today and Tomorrow Portraits, Cameras, Gifts Kodak Cameras Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies Phone 726-7414 208-210 N. Meridian Portland, Indiana 47371 98 LUDWIG ' S Open 24 Hours Portland Meshberger Bros. Stone Corp. 726-7642 Portland — Crushed Limestone Fine Ag-Lime Athletic Equipment Trophies Engraving Watson ' s Sporting Goods Dunkirk (317)768-6364 99 fr PEOPLES BRANCH OF THE CITIZENS COMMERCIAL BANK FORT RECOVERY. OHIO PHONE 375-4125 LIGGETT TV Zenith Sales and Service Antenna Sales and Service We service what we sell 309 North Meridian Portland, Indiana Phone 726-7619 DOWNTOWN MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEATS AT SENSIBLE PRICES 119 North Meridian Portland, Indiana Phone 726-8680 ST. ANTHONY FEED MILL INC. PURINA CHOWS SMITH-DOUGLAS FERTILIZER - Baa or Bulk BULK DELIVERY SERVICE CUSTOM GRINDING MIXING Route 2, Ft. Recovery, Ohio PHONE WABASH 942-1148 HEIN INSURANCE Ft. Recovery, Ohio Hull Brothers, Inc. International Gehl New Idea Farm Equipment Ft. Recovery, Ohio 100 Phone (317) 726-8128 LARRY ' S MARATHON STANDARD BRUSH BROOM CO. Tires Batteries Lub Oil Filters Jet. US 27 St. 18 67 Bryant, Indiana Larry Ellenberger Push Brooms— Floor Brushes Metal Case Brooms Promotional Items Norma Robert Bickel 726 -2368 FRED SMETANA yevma ' i Sawici General Manager 315 West Main Street Portland, Indiana 47371 West Water St. Portland, Indiana 47371 Mon. thru Sat. 9 ■ 5 Open until 9:00 p.m. Friday For your shopping convenience THE JAY GARMENT COMPANY Manufacturers of Work and Casual Clothing S. Meridian and 5th St. Portland, Indiana Phone 31 7-726-71 51 101 r?i -So n yree?ino uSe6 Brenton S. Harrison Paul V. Harrison Florists Flowers for all occasions phone 2eai SOUTH BROAD 6TRCET DUNKIRK. INDIANA 47336 4weMMW TELEPHONE: (219)724-9171 403 SOUTH 11TH STREET . P.O. BOX 451 • DECATUR, INDIANA 46733 Empiregas Inc. of Bryant Box 97 BRYANT, INDIANA 47326 _ Phone (219) 997-6621 Wabash Garage Repair and Wrecker Service 419-942-1456 102 Compliments Of BANK OF GENEVA THE SMART MONEY Member F.D.I.C. Geneva, Ind. Berne, Ind. 103 DR. WILLIAM A. MILLIGAN DENTIST M N ' S LANES Open Daily Except Wed. Sat. Till Noon The Family Recreation Center Weiler Bldg. Portland, Ind. Phone 726-8312 U.S. 27 North BURGER CHEF Where you fix your sandwiches the way you like ' em -WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE ' 1000 N. Meridian Portland, Ind. Custom Molding — Engineering— L esign — Pack agino HIGHWAY 27 NORTH ' PORTLAND, INDIANA 47371 John DaPra President Phone 317-726-931 1 Compliments of HERFF JONES CO. Class Rings — Graduation Announcements Caps and Gowns— Diplomas Medals and Awards Tim Breshnahan Rep. 156 Dearborn St. Berne, Indiana 46711 Phone 219-589-3850 104 Jhe Canaieligm Cra| Ljip Jhop U S. Highway 27. South GENEVA. INDIANA 46740 AMOS B. SCHWARTZ 1317) 368-9166 FANNIE SCHWARTZ RES. (317) 368-7634 CI it DRUG Where the Health- WlSO Economize Portland, Indiana ■A 7 GENEVA, INDIANA Friday Saturday Family Shows at Bargain Prices Sunday Monday Best in Adult Entertainment JOHN MAY SHOES 122 N. Meridian Portland, Indiana 47371 Featuring Shoes For The Family Congratulations to the 1975 Graduates! THE PEOPLES BANK Portland, Indiana 105 Bryant Sunoco Truck Stop Cafe Diana Michelle Susan and Dave Lyons 117 E.Jay St. Dunkirk, Ind. 47336 Phone: 317-768-7159 SHOULTS STUDIO Representing PRESTIGE PORTRAITS FOR THE GRADUATING STUDENT NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS FOR THE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL COMPANY Farm Seeds Bryant, Indiana Phone 997-6655 J. B. GROCERY HARDWARE New Corydon, Indiana Phone 997-6213 J.B. Wcigel JAY COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Owned by Those We Serve Portland, Indiana Phone 726-7121 crmc v Baird-Freeman ome Myron G. Freeman 221 NORTH MERIDIAN PORTLAND A TRADITION IN PERSONAL SERVICE SINCE 1894 DIAL PORTLAND 726-7171 106 YAGER Since 1910 FURNITURE Co., Inc. Featuring Berne Furniture Open Monday Friday Nights Downtown— 117 West Main St., Berne, Indiana Phone 219-589-3101 Berne Phone LEE ' S DEPT. STORE The Department Store To Serve You Better Ind. Berne 589-3106 Roller Palace Ft. Recovery, Ohio Fri. Sat. Sun. Afternoon Sun. Night — Family Night Supervised Skating Party Nights— Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. Afternoon BAILEY SEED FARM, INC. ' You can depend Compliments of BERNE ELECTRIC Berne Portland, Indiana Indi R.R. No. 6 Ph. 726-2760 TOM EVERHARTS SPORT STORE Jackets, Trophies, Custom Shirts Sporting Goods Ft. Recovery, Ohio 107 ERNEST LOY AUCTIONEER REALTOR Charles Smitley Broker Salesman 115 W. Water St. Portland Indiana, 47371 Phone 726-8378 726-9201 MANN ' S AUTO SALES Best in Used Cars Jay and Adams County Line Highway 27 Owner: Pete Mann R.R. No. 2, Geneva, Ind. Phone 368-7805 Appliance, Inc. tt14 N. MERIDIAN STREET PORTLAND, INDIANA 47371 PHONE 317 726-7809 Quality Home Appliance and Entertainment Center RCA WHIRLPOOL We service what we sell cial. Residential, industrial. Wu GEM EVA ELECTRIC MAX MYERS WESTGERDES FURNITURE Sherman-Williams Paint Carpeting Draperies Hoover Sweepers 336 EAST LINE STREET GENEVA. INDIANA 46740 Ft. Recovery Ohio PHONE: 31V 368-7311 108 TELEDYNE PORTLAND FORGE PORTLAND, INDIANA 47371 (317) 726-8121 TELEX 2-7398 CTS of BERNE, INC. 406 Parr Rd. Beme, Indiana 46711 Ft. Recovery Equity Exchange Co. Ft. Recovery, Ohio 45846 Phone 375-4119 ' TRADE WITH US-SHARE THE PROFIT ' WAYNE POULTRY CO. (Div. of Allied Mills, Inc.) Feeds Seeds Ft. Recovery, Ohio WE WELCOME YOU TO THE HAPPY HUMPTY FAMILY RESTAURANT We feature the finest selection of breakfast items, dinners, sandwiches, and snacks plus softserve dessert with any purchase for only 15 cents (after 11:00 A.M.) HAPPY HUMPTY y i ] OPEN: Sun.-Thurs. 6:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Fri.-Sat. until 11:00 P.M. HIGHWAY 27-MERIDIAN STREET-PORTLAND, IND. 109 Williamson And Spencer Funeral Home Phone 726-7111 Portland, Indiana First Bank Of Berne Est. 1891 Branch on U.S. 27 N. BERNE, INDIANA IT PAYS TO THINK FIRST BILL LEWIS CHEVROLET INC. Sale CHEVROLET Body Shop New Used Cars Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 375-4077 Service Fort Recovery Lumber Lumber Dealers Fort Recovery, Ohio 45846 Phone 375-2386 Insurance Portland GENEVA CYCLE CENTER BRIGGS HARDWARE 304 East Line Street Phone 368-7444 110 Hanni Plumbing Heating Fast Service Quality Products East Line St. Geneva, Indiana Phone 368-7626 BERNE BEN FRANKLIN STORE The Paint Wallpaper Place 169 Main Street Berne Indiana BROCKMAN ' S FURNITURE Ft. Recovery, Ohio Phone 419-375-2359 Try our Free Room Planning Service Which Includes Carpet, Paint, Furniture Drapes. See our New Building With Complete Room Settings J M MFG. CO. INC. Ft. Recovery, Ohio Manufacturer of: Gravity boxes, Running gears Farm Elevators, Hydraulic augers Compliments Of THE SUN WITNESS Berne, Indiana Gene ' s Sport Shop Guns Ammunition Reloading Supplies 409 West Votaw Street Portland, Indiana Phone 726-4640 111 BRYANT BOOSTERS— THEY HELPED MAKE IT HAPPEN LL r i- flf r JJ3 in II BERNE Affolder Implement Sales Berne Animal Clinic Berne Locker Dr. O. W. Fireoved Economy Printing Edgar P. Sprunger Flower Bowl Graber Insurance Habit Cleaners Home Dairy Park Motel Smith Brothers of Berne, Inc. BRYANT Betty Gene ' s Beauty Shop Bryant Elevator Connie ' s Beauty Salon Hen House Antiques Mona ' s Beauty Shop Pro ' s Pyle ' s Market Stewart Bros. Inc. DUNKIRK FT. RECOVERY Fabricland James F. Vaughn D.D.S. GENEVA Dr. George Donally Geneva Lumber Co. Nudor Windmiller ' s NEW CORYDON Reed ' s Paint Store Slusher ' s Grocery PORTLAND Art Craft Sport Shop Beal ' s Clarence Theurer Dr. Geisel Embur ' s Family Restaurant Goodyear Service Store Hanlin Rexall Drugs Katherine ' s Beauty Shop Klopfenstein ' s L. L. Aker Son Plumbing Heating Marsh Supermarkets May Insurance McClurgs Gifts Hardware McCords Medlers Model Clothing House (Men ' s Wear) Naas Inc. Northside Auto Wash Olson ' s Flower Nook Pauline ' s Jr. and Children ' s Portland Electric Portland Ready Mix Ramsey ' s Men Shop Spahr Distributing Company Steed Field Inc. Terrace Lodge Motel Western Auto 112 Ml ' - w« % i . « , ' H S8 I uA V