Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, INDIANA PRESENTS THE 1962 TROPAEUM THE STAFF: Editor: Carrie Lou Teegardin Assistant Editor: Ronald Houser Advisor: William W. Sadler Copy Editor: Carol Vose Business Manager: Linda Moughler Subscription Manager: Marlene Sholl L .A Ready to begin a day of work and fun. After the school day is over. - BUTLER - HIGH SCHOOL Courtesy of DELBERT JENNINGS AUTO PARTS ; ! !!lI I I mmm m ni � i napwi,� � 1 Ww ,W I ill 111011 I I 0 I.I I I0 I' Sj'Sww FADS FASHIONS FOR 61-’62 Girls' Hairdos Fashions change from year to year, and Butler was caught in the fashion - fad whirlwind this year. Canvas shoes were the rage when school first be- gan in September. Leo- tards made the scene fol- lowing the Senior play. As the weather became colder, shoe boots became popular among the girl s. This was coiffure - changing season. The boys displayed flattops and ducks while the girls were busy modeling their Jackies, the Bubble, pageboys, and ponytails. Boys' Haircuts Sweaters were the big thing in everyone's ward- robe, both boys and girls. Bulky-knits were perfect for those cold winter days, and cardigans came in handy for those chilly fall mornings. Purses ranged from large and bulky to small and unique. There were clutches,” pouches, tote-bags, suitcases, and many others. As we look around But- ler High, we can see that the students, both boys and girls, keep right in step with most of the fashions and fads of the day. Shoes Boys' Sweaters Girls' Sweaters 4 CLASS ACTIVITIES One of the many record hops of the year. Judy Washier, Jack Hoffer, and Carolyn Moughler were top- notch magazine salesmen. The Junior concession stand did very well this 5 year- Each high school class is given the opportunity to raise money. The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes use the money for the trip they are entitled to when they become Seniors. As a large amount is needed, each member of the individual classes are required to work out their share for the trip. Record hops, and the coat check were a part of the sophomore schedule. The juniors were kept busy with their magazine sales and concessions. The seniors were constantly attempting to raise enough money for their trip. A few of their projects were chili sup- pers, bake sales, and paper drives. The Sophomore coat-check gave courteous service to everyone. Cold weather didn't stop those Senior paper drives. CONVOCATIONS Mr. Lowe makes special announcements before the en- tire student body. One of our many exciting convos. In our school, the familiar sound of three bells summons each student to the gymnasium. Convocations play an im- portant part in our school lives. At our convos we are given instructions and pep talks by Mr. Lowe to better improve our school life and ourselves. Convos provide entertainment and di- version from the daily routine for all students. The Student Council sponsors three special convos each year for the students' and teachers' enjoyment. Several ministers came to give us messages of the spiri- tual nature. NOON HOUR Waiting in line is sometimes tiring . . . But the lucious meals are worth it. Our new cafetorium provides a pleasant and wholesome atmosphere for eating the noon meals. The good food prepared by our cooks win many students' favor. We, at Butler High are very lucky to have such a modern and efficient system for lunches. After eating an enjoyable meal, the students come back to school to enjoy the noon league activities. The noon league games are made up of boys in physical education classes desiring to play basketball. Different classes compete with a spirit of winning. This spirit is carried throughout the different classes and helps to promote interest and provide entertainment for the students at the noon hour. Noon hours are made more enjoyable by Noon League activities. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Nancy Casebere manages the Sophomore dart toss. All the youngsters dress for the big masquerade. The cake walk is the Freshman contribution to Halloween fun. The highlight of Halloween for the stu- dents of Butler High is the Halloween Car- nival . This school activity helps to keep the students out of trouble and aids the older students in raising money for their class. Booths are erected in the gymnasium. Here the students and citizens of Butler can enjoy themselves in a lively and friendly atmosphere. The cake walk, dart toss, pie throw, and basketball toss are just a small part of the entertainment pro- vided . There is always plenty of food availabe in the cafeteria and food stands. The evening is climaxed at 10:00 when Prince Charming and Cinderella are crowned. 8 Georgianna Reed gets spilled at the Junior baseball toss. Prince Charming Cinderella for 1962: Nathan Houser and Marlene Sholl. Two distinguished titles that two girls of Butler High can hold during the school year are Cinderella and Homecoming Queen. Cinderella is chosen at the Halloween Carnival. Votes are bought at a penny a vote. The proceeds go to the class from which the winning candidates are chosen. Marlene Sholl became Cinderella of our Halloween Carnival last October. Prince Charming, Nathan Houser, was Cinder- ella’s escort. The Homecoming Game always arouses plenty of excitement. At our first home game, our Homecoming Queen is crowned. All clubs and organizations nominate the girl of their choice. This year there were eleven candidates for Queen. Our Home- coming Queen for 1962 was Carol Vose. KING QUEENS FOR 1962 Guess who's Homecoming Queen for '62? Homecoming Queen, Carol Vose, and her court. Teachers Meeting. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Courtesy of DAN JONES, NEON SIGNS OUR SCHOOL BOARD BOARD MEMBERS: Dwight Sebert, Keith Wilson, Keith Culler, Kent Myers, Wendell Cooper. Butler can boast of having an efficient school board. The Board is composed of five men: Kent Myers, Wendell Cooper, Keith Wilson, Keith Culler, and Dwight Sebert. These five men have the great responsibility of making the decisions that in- fluence each student of Butler Schools . Better education is their goal. They work towards this goal so that we may have a better place in which to learn, under the guidance of the best-trained teachers. By their decisions, they are indirectly molding the lives of more than eight hun- dred fifty students. Courtesy of GARNS CANDY COMPANY, Auburn, Indiana Keith Wilson, Secretary Keith Culler, Vice-President THEY CO-OPERATE TO MAINTAIN Kent Myers, President OUR SMOOTH-RUNNING SCHOOL SYSTEM Dwight Sebert, Public Relations Wendell Cooper, Treasurer Courtesy of CHAPMAN AUTO PARTS OUR SUPERINTENDENT: MR. ZELLER In the past nine years that Mr. Zeller has served as school superintendent of our school system, he has gained much respect and recognition in our community. He has shown his abilities as a leader and has helped to maintain the high standards of our school. He is directly responsible for the entire management of the Butler School system, and is obligated in seeing that all state rules and policies are carried out to their purposed purpose. HIS SECRETARY: HELEN HOULTON A familiar face in Butler Elementary School is that of Helen Houlton. In the past twelve years as school secretary, Helen has become a very important part of our school system. At this time, she is secretary to Mr. Zeller. She keeps the school records and the financial records for both the school and the school board. Helen has proved herself efficient in all phases of office work. It would be difficult to match her ability to keep all the school records in perfect condition. We are very lucky to have Helen as a part of our school. Courtesy of MARSHALL'S CLOTHING OUR PRINCIPAL: MR. LOWE All the students here at Butler High recognize Mr. Lowe as our principal and friend. Included in his duties as principal are holding meetings and convos, organizing the school curri- culum, and supervising the graduation program. No matter how busy he may be, Mr. Lowe is always willing to counsel students and advise them. He accepts each problem and always manages to handle them with ease. Because of his mild manner and firm beliefs, he is admired by every student of Butler High School. He will long be remembered in the minds of Butler High School graduates. HIS SECRETARY: CHARLOTTE MILLER If one were to enter Mr. Lowe's office, Charlotte Miller would be the first person to greet them. No matter what the day, Charlotte is always there with her friendly smile and familiar laugh, ready to lend a helping hand. As Mr. Lowe's secretary, Charlotte has the big responsibility of keeping accurate school activities accounts. Her personal charm and sparkling personality makes friends of all who know her. To Charlotte, we say thanks for the marvelous work she continues to do for our school. Courtesy of THE BUTLER COMPANY MR. WAYNE AKEY Advanced Mathematics Chemistry--Algebra Plane Geometry Arithmetic 7 Seventh Grade Sponsor Purdue University B.S. MR. JERRY L. AMSTUTZ General Business Physical Education Drivers' Training Health 7 10 Ball State B.S. MR. GLENN T. ANDREW English--Latin Sophomore Glass Sponsor Indiana State A.B.—M.A. MRS. JOAN BENTLY Home Economics Science—F .H.A. Seventh Grade Sponsor Indiana State B.S. MR. ROBERT B. GIBSON Shorthand--Typing Bookkeeping—U.S. History Northwestern College B.A. MR. KEITH GNAGY Band Indiana University B.P. Ball State Western State College MR. RICHARD P. GORRELL Arithmetic 8 General Mathematics Physical Education Eighth Grade Sponsor Courtesy of SKOGMO DEPARTMENT STORE MISS BLANCHE GRIFFITH English- -G eography Librarian--Drama Club Junior Class Sponsor Indiana State B.S. Ball State M.A. MRS. ESTHER HAMPEL English - -Tri -Hi - Y Sophomore Class Sponsor Indiana University M.S. Indiana Central A.B. MR. LEONARD R. JOHNSTON Sociology Economics Indiana History World History Junior Class Sponsor Ball State B.A.--M.A. MR. JOHN MALOY History 8—English 12 Jr. High Physical Education Eighth Grade Sponsor Michigan State University Indiana University B.S. MRS. LUSINA McNALL Music--English Indiana Central B.S. MR. JOHN A. RISSIER Industrial Arts Drivers' Training Indiana State B.S. FACULTY MR. GERALD RUSSELL Civics--Art Ohio State University Defiance College B.S. Courtesy of KAISER'S SUPER MARKET TEACHERS Living in the modern world that we do today, we need teachers with new and modern ideas. Here at Butler High we have just such teachers to fill those qualifications. Many of our teachers are teaching more than one course and are being very success- ful at it. As they teach, they also learn. The faculty at B.H.S. not only stands as a teacher, but a friend to all students. Yet they are firm in their beliefs and exercise discipline whenever necessary. Each day is spent in teaching, making assignments, and grading tests. Our teachers have proved themselves responsible people, capable of meeting the high standards of teachers. MR. WILLIAM W. SADLER Breeze Breeze Highlights Tropaeum Advisor--F.F.A. Audio-Visual Director Agriculture--Science Purdue University B.S. Michigan State University MRS. MADELINE SCHUBERT Government--U.S. History Indiana History--Arithmetic National Honor Society Manchester College A.B. Albion College Indiana University MR. FRANKLIN SUTTER Commerce Indiana University B.S. MR. BURMELL WALTER Arithmetic 7 8 Algebra—Advanced Algebra Physics Indiana Central A3. Purdue University MRS. JENNIE WOOD General Science Physical Education Freshman Class Sponsor G.A.A. Ohio State University Marshall College Alderson-Broaddus College Courtesy of THE RECORD HERALD JANITORS Our school is very fortunate to have such a fine group of men like Albert Brown, Clyde Chandler, and Earl Eakright for janitors. Clyde and Brownie are respon- sible for keeping the junior high and high school building clean and orderly while Mr. Eakright is given the responsibility of keeping the elementary building clean. These men always have a smile or a friendly word for all the stu- dents. The janitors work during school sessions, keeping everything in ship-shape and they also can be seen working during the summer months getting the building ready for a new school year. Hats off to these three fine men: Clyde, Brownie, and Earl. COOKS The cooks are given the big job of planning, preparing, and serving the meals for the school students. No matter how big this job, Estilene Jennings and Glendilene Ginder manage to get the job well done. Using our new cafetorium with all its modern equipment, these women feed approximately 275 stu- dents daily. OUR JANITORS OUR COOKS OUR BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS Our rural students are brought to and from school every morning and evening by our bus drivers. These men are always ready to be a friend to the students and still use discipline for safety's sake. In all types of weather, these bus drivers can be seen getting their buses ready. These men not only carry the country students to and from school, but use their buses for the band trips and out-of-town bas- ketball games. Our school is indeed fortunate to have such a hard working and responsible group of men like our bus drivers. Courtesy of HIGLEY'S BOOK STORE Classes Begin and . . . . . . Classes Dismiss CLASSES Courtesy of BUTTERMORE'S RADIATOR SERVICE SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Gibson shows Lloyd Webb and Anita Robbins the correct way to use a map. An attentive class listens to Mr. Johnston's talk in Sociology. Social studies are considered a major part of any high school student's training. The knowledge acquired through such courses, as: Civics, American history, and Government can serve as a foundation in anyone's life, no matter what follows graduation. In the courses covered by social studies, the students at B.H.S. are taught of other countries and areas outside of Butler, Indiana. This in itself, widens each stu- dents scope of life in our world and pre- pares them to face many of the problems that will confront them in the future. Mrs. Schubert explains to Gary Laub the procedure of getting a bill through congress. Mr. Johnston finds the maps helpful in discussing World History. Courtesy of MAST MARATHON SERVICE SCIENCE With the help of an enlarged model, Mr. Sadler explains the internal structure of the earthworm. We are now in an age of science. Everywhere you look, you can see progress being made in the field of science. Science is a fascinating subject because it holds something new and challenging to every person. A large scale science program is made available to every student in Butler High School. Biology is given to the freshman, Chemistry to the juniors, and physics is offered to the seniors. Butler is well equipped with new science equipment this year to enable the students to better understand the study of science. Mr. Walter and his class are deep in thought over a Physics question. Mr. Amstutz shows the class the brain of the life sized model of the human body. Chemistry experiments are always interesting. Courtesy of BUTLER BOWL Sheldon Shafer completes his problem as Mr. Akey and Mike Hamm an look on. Courtesy of MAXTON MOTORS David Fisher and Charlotte Dohner agree that Geometry is a difficult course. The study of mathematics is one that is being undertaken not only by the boys of our school, but more and more girls are becoming interested in the study and usage of numbers, formulas, and equations. Here at Butler, a complete and varied program of mathematics is offered. When a student enters B. H. S., they are given a choice of courses. General math and algebra are given to the fresh- men, plane geometry is offered to the sophomores, and advanced algebra to the juniors. If a stu- dent wants four years of math, as a senior, he is offered the advanced math course. The math courses are all challenging and require much concentration and work, but the knowledge gained is worth all the effort. Mr. Walter explains to Ron Houser why his problem is wrong. Mr. Amstutz is explaining a new way of solving their General Business problems. Richard Houser shows his skill in reading Latin. Mrs. Hampel gives her Freshman class a hand with their English problems. LANGUAGES English is the language most stressed and taught in our school. Four years of English are now required of any student if they hope to graduate. We have a new Latin teacher this year. Many of the students have taken Latin and found it gives a very good background for English. Our high school library has taken on a new appearance in the past year. New book shelves have been added, which provide more space for all the new books that Miss Griffith has purchased just recently. She has done an excellent job of keeping our library a place where all sorts of reference material and good reading books can be found. Our library has been greatly improved this year. Courtesy of GAMBLES, Wayne Eunice VanPelt, Owners Mr. Rissler helps Jeff Myers with his mechanical drawing. A plane is a useful but dangerous tool, says Mr. Rissler. AGRICULTURE The agricultural department in our school has made great strides in the past years. They have formed an excellent parliamentary procedure team that has brought back many honors from area contests. I der the direction and supervision of mr. Sadler, the boys learn how to be- come better farmers. There is much more than just studying from books, the boys gain experience by actually using the farm machinery. Each year the agriculture boys have several projects. This year they sold sorghum and rat poison. In such projects, they have shown cooperation and enthusi- asm which makes for a better organization. Courtesy of OBERLIN INSURANCE, Carmon Smith— Agent SHOP The industrial arts program is under the leadership of Mr. Rissler, a teacher recently new to our school. The boys are offered mechanical drawing, metal- working, and woodworking. They learn tool identification, the use of many machines that will some day help mold them into better workers for our local factories. They are also taught that safety plays a very important part when working with the electrical tools. These Ag. boys show off one of their many awards. Who says I'm angry? HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Bently heads the home economics department and supervises all activities of that course. This year some of the boys became interested in home economics and took the course. They were fascinated to learn of all the different phases of home- making. Cooking, sewing, and baby care are just a few of the topics covered in home economics. The students are allowed to use kitchen appliances and prepare meals, which provides for a good experi- ence. Many students are interested in our school's art classes. Mr. Russell helps Judy Burkmire with her painting. These Home Ec. students are learning to be good homemakers for the years ahead. These boys prove that girls aren't the only ones interested in Home Ec. ART Many students of our school have become interested in art this past year. Much hidden talent has been revealed by many of them. Our art classes are under the supervision of our new art instructor, Mr. Russell. Ceramics, painting, leather - work, and other various forms of art are taught to the students. The art classes of the high school painted many of the store windows downtown at Halloween time. Courtesy of BUTLER FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. COMMERCE For the students interested in the busi- ness courses at our school, a very exten- sive commerce program is offered to them. This program helps to prepare the students for the business world. Included in the program are bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, and office practice. When a student is first introduced to a typewriter or a shorthand outline, a ca- reer in business seems bewildering and amazing. Each day spent in class famil- iarizes one with the business machines and methods. Soon the practices become enjoyable. When the courses are ended, each student realized the importance of the knowledge gained. Mr. Gibson heads the commerce de- partment . With his experience as an accountant, he is well qualified to teach these courses. Office Practice Shorthand Bookkeeping Courtesy of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORPORATION Mr. Gorrell shows Don Curry and the class how to do push-ups. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Our high school meets the State re- quirement by compelling each student to take a minimum of two years of physical education. During this time, the boys learn the importance of physical fitness. Tumbling, calisthenics, volleyball, baseball, and basketball keep the boys active and in- terested. Sportsmanship plays an impor- tant part in sports, too. Sportsmanship helps to mold character and is important to each student. Thanks to fine instruction everyone understands. Mrs. Wood instructs the girls on the correct procedure to follow. The girls of Butler High School are kept just as active as the boys, thanks to our physical education program. They too are compelled to take two years of physical edu- cation . Ringtoss, basketball, volleyball, badmin- ton, and exercises are just a few of the girls' activities. To most of the girls, keeping in shape is very important and being active physically helps. It creates diversion from our everyday routines. Courtesy of BOHN ALUMINUM BRASS CORPORATION Our B.H.S. Booster Club in action. ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Courtesy of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY (Fort Wayne, Indiana) STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Nancy Washier, Nancy McKean, Janet Whitman, Pat Zimmerman, Jeff Myers. CENTER ROW: Chad Dunkle, David Fisher, Nathan Houser, Harold Huff, Carrie Lou Teegardin. FINAL ROW: Carol Vose, Kathy Meyer, Morris Walter, Kathie Oiler, Carolyn Moughler. The Student Council is the repre- sentative organization of our school. Each homeroom is represented by one chosen member. All members of the Student Council are urged to participate in the discussions. Many of the problems that arise during the school year are brought before the Student Council for con- sideration. It seeks to promote a better understanding between the students and the faculty. Several projects were undertaken by the Council this past year: supervising the noon dancing and the Halloween wishing well. Many of our convoca- tions are sponsored by the Student Council for all the students to enjoy. With Mr. Johnston as adviser, the Student Council solves the everyday problems and attempts to make B.H.S. a better school for all. Courtesy of KELLEY PLUMBING HEATING Nathan Houser, President; Carol Vose, Vice-President; David Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Johnston, Sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Madelon Raney, Judy Burkmire, Larry Alwood, Ruth King, Sunnie Miller, Carol Vose, Morris Walter, Cheryl Bowman. CENTER ROW: Joann Hose, Linda Oney, Keith Sholl, Sidney Meyer, Sheldon Shafer, Jerry Trostel, Philip Shultz, Judy Washier, Carrie Lou Teegardin. FINAL ROW: Georgianna Reed, Ginger Teegardin, Judy Craig, Carolyn Moughler, David Fisher, Linda Moughler, Chad Dunkle, Nathan Houser, Harold Huff. To become a member of National Honor Society, one must not only exceed scholastically, but in other areas of school life. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the four basic and most impor- tant requirements for membership to the organization. A B+ average must be main- tained by all students in our school as a highly respected group. It serves as an inspiration and a goal to the younger students. Carrie Lou Teegardin, Treasurer; Carol Vose, Secretary; Sheldon Shafer, President; Morris Walter, Vice-President; Mrs. Schubert, Sponsor. Courtesy of DEKALB COUNTY FARM CO-OP ASSOCIATION TRI-HI-Y To create, maintain, and ex- tend. These words serve as the official Tri-Hi-Y motto. Basically, Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian girls’ organization. All sophomore, junior, and senior girls are given the opportunity to join and become a part of the Tri-Hi-Y group. Highlights of the year were the induction of the new members, the presentation of the pins, and the Christmas project. Oftentimes the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y groups combined meetings. The girls learn that one can show faith in God and them - selves, have fun, and do service to their school and community. Darley Oberlin, Secretary; Reva Sattison, Treasurer; Margaret Fowler, Chaplain; Georgianna Reed, Vice President; Carol Vose, President; Mrs. Hampel, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Louise Harrold, Margaret Fowler, Anita Robbins, Phyllis Seltenright, Diane Peachey, Tillie Miller, Marietta Ault, Ruth King. CENTER ROW: Cheryl Baldwin, Madelon Raney, Judy Craig, Judy Washier, Carla McKee, Georgianna Reed, Cheryl Bowman, Nancy Casebere. FINAL ROW: Mary Livelsberger, Darilou Miller, Evelyn Hertenstein, Karolyn Patee, Karol Johnston, Linda Nichols, Sunnie Miller, Reva Sattison, Carol Vose, Ricky Wilson, Darley Oberlin. Courtesy of BITUCOTE PRODUCTS CO. Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Philip Shultz, Sidney Meyer, Jack Hoffer, Sheldon Shafer, Jerry Trostel, Ron Houser. CENTER ROW: Keith Zerkle, Larry McCann, Gary Laub, Bill Schubert, Dean Krontz, Tom Wasson. FINAL ROW: Morris Walter, Carl Bryant, David Fisher, Chad Dunkle, Dick Smith, Steve Johnson, Nathan Houser. The Hi-Y Club of Butler takes its place in our school program as one of the larger organizations. Sopho- more, junior, and senior boys are eligible for membership. The Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and serves as a Christian group. During the past year, the Hi-Y has been very active. The Hi-Y sponsored the Homecoming Queen Contest and the dance that followed. One evening a month, the boys met for their monthly meetings and en- joyed fellowship. The goal of the Hi-Y group is to create high ideals and promote a Christian way of life in our school. Courtesy of INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Larry McCann, Sgt. of Arms; Sheldon Shafer, Secretary; Mr. Walter, Sponsor; Gary Laub, President; Nathan Houser, Chaplain; Bill Schubert, Treasurer. 35 YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUR The Youth for Christ Club in our school has gained a high position of respect. The boys and girls of this club meet every Friday noon to sing, have fellowship, and learn of Christ. The members attend many of the dis- trict rallies and conventions to make new friends and acquaintances. Several speakers and inspirational films have been sponsored by the Y.F .C. group. Youth for Christ proves that Christ and Christianity can play a part of everyday school life. Marlene Sholl, Prayer Captain; Tammy Lowe, Vice-President in charge of Management; Nathan Houser, President; Bill Schubert, Vice-President in charge of Programing; Keith Sholl, Quiz Captain. FIRST ROW: Marilou McCollough, Wendell Hose, Margaret Fowler, Tammy Lowe, Maria Gonzales, Carol Vose. CENTER ROW: Harold Surface,Bill Schubert, Sheldon Shafer, Victor Lyon, Harold Huff, Keith Sholl. FINAL ROW: Darley Oberlin, Richard Houser, Marlene Sholl, Nathan Houser, Lloyd Webb, Danny McBride, Anna Mae Hose, Morris Walter. Courtesy of CRANE EDMUND CORPORATION In our school, we have a group of 37 students in the fifth and sixth grades, who are willing to give of their time to serve for safety pa- trol . These students serve morn- ing, noon, and night, in all types of weather, to protect the other students as they go to and from school. Being a member of the Safety Patrol, one learns what re- sponsibility really means. The carefulness and cautiousness of these patrolers have provided for the safety award which the school is presented each year for their low-accident rate. At the end of the school year, the patrolers are rewarded for their effort. They are presented with their service pins and are treated to the annual patrol picnic . SAFETY PATROL Safety Patrolers are on duty come rain or shine. FIRST ROW: Craig Parshall, Jerry Bungard, Gary Heffelfinger, Jack Steckley, Dick Mack. SECOND ROW: Clela Alwood, Carol Vogelpohl, Paul Gibson, Jerry Raney, Allen Keep, Martha McCollough, Karen Price. THIRD ROW: George Angelone, Buddy Marr, Bill Roose, Richard Fisher, Stanley Campbell, Walter Prosser, Judy Cook, Mike Richards. FOURTH ROW: Earl Mutzfeld, Jerry Bearss, Don Oney, Tony Teutsch, Lloyd Morrow, Clayton Hursh. FINAL ROW: Mike Krontz, Jack Lehner, Hal Morrow, Larry Berndt, Danny Dickerhoof. Courtesy of KAISER PLUMBING ELECTRIC BUTLER HIGH Our Senior Band is composed of high school students, under the direction of our band instructor, Mr. Gnagy. The band calendar is usually very full. The year begins with the Auburn Fair. Amid the marching practice, initiation, solo and ensemble contest, and district contest, the band is kept very busy. TUBA AND BARITONES Georgianna Reed, Dale Haynes, Margaret Fowler, Keith Zerkle, Judy Stolz. FLUTES FIRST ROW: Darley Oberlin, Linda Nichols, Madelon Raney, Elizabeth Hankey, Carla McKee. SECOND ROW: Ruth King, Evelyn Hertenstein, Belva Mutzfeld, Ricky Wilson, Sara Bungard, Kathy Kaiser. FRENCH HORNS AND TROMBONES FIRST ROW: Louise Harrold, Barbara Anderson, Tom Wasson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Evanoff, Phyllis Seltenright, Carl Bryant, David Fisher, John Pierce. SAXOPHONES FIRST ROW: Judy Washier, Doug Strock, Dick Smith, Darilou Miller. SECOND ROW: Jackie Riser, Mary Livelsberger, Linda Hose, Kathie Oiler Chad Dunkle. Courtesy of JOSTEN'S JEWELRY, INC. SCHOOL BAND The band provides music for the school at home basketball games, special programs, and the annual spring concert. All band members learn sportsman- ship, co-operation, and leadership, as well as fine music appreciation. This organization contributes to the fine school spirit here at Butler High School. BAND OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR Margaret Fowler, Vice President; Retta Miller, Treasurer; Darley Oberlin, Secretary; Jesse Gonzales, President; Mr. Gnagy, Director. CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Retta Miller, Jerry Trostel, Sidney Meyer, Reva Sattison, Sheldon Shafer. CENTER ROW: Vicki Hughes, Janet Kelley, Janice Chapman, Martha Hankey, Sunnie Miller, Yvonne Jones, Anita Robbins. FINAL ROW: Anna Mae Hose, Debbie Gearhart, Kathy Meyer, Ellen Sebert, Cheryl Baldwin, Cheryl Bowman, Judy Craig. TRUMPETS FIRST ROW: Larry Alwood, Jim Smethers, Philip Shultz. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brand, Vaughn Haynes, Leslie Mullett, Faye Hankey. PERCUSSION AND COLOR GUARD Maria Gonzales, Jean Bond, Jesse Gonzales, Stephen Houser, Bill Nimmo, Connie Albert, Marietta Ault. Courtesy of ZEIGLER INSURANCE AGENCY HI-FI BAND FIRST ROW: Chad Dunkle, Douglas Strock, Darilou Miller, Mary Livelsberger, Sunnie Miller, Linda Hose, Kathie Oiler. CENTER ROW: Larry Alwood, Philip Shultz, Jim Smethers, David Fisher, John Pierce, Carl Bryant. FINAL ROW: Keith Zerkle, Jesse Gonzales, Sidney Meyer, Mr. Gnagy. Eighteen music students, under the direction of Mr. Keith Gnagy, compose the Butler Hi-Fi Band. This band is well known in the area schools as they entertain for proms, dinners, etc. This last year they entertained the men at the Fort Wayne Veteran's Hospital. No matter what they do, this group is always receiving compli- ments for their fine work. The stu- dents meet one night on their own time to practice on their numbers. Maria Gonzales and Judy Roan accompany the band wherever it goes as the vocalists. Mr. Gnagy and all the members have done an excellent job in representing our school. Hi-Fi vocalists: Judy Roan and Maria Gonzales. Courtesy of DR. E. V. BLUME, VETERINARIAN Marietta Ault, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Roan, President; Karol Johnston, Vice-President; Harold Huff, Librarian; Mrs. McNall, Sponsor. CHORUS The chorus was very active this year with contest, bake sales, and raising money for their new chorus robes. Under the direction of Mrs. Mc- Nall, the chorus performs at high school convos, special holiday pro- grams, and their annual spring concert. Music always brightens the day and indeed this is true at Butler High School. Music can be heard through- out the school as the chorus re- hearses contest numbers and new arrangements of music. This group possesses a lot of musical talent, as it has shown throughout the year. FIRST ROW: Jerace Ewers, Sandra Healey, Mary Surfus, Diane Dielman, Maria Gonzales. CENTER ROW: Sylvia McAllister, Karen Prosser, Mary Kay Hursh, Nancy Casebere, Harold Huff. FINAL ROW: Judy Roan, Dollie Hankey, Sandy Keller, Judy Stanz, Karol Johnston, Judy Krontz. Courtesy of CALENDAR'S DAIRY JR. BAND This year Mr. Gnagy had 42 boys and girls in the Junior band. While in this band, the young students learn much of the music that they will have someday in Senior Band. Each day you may see Mr. Gnagy patiently working with these music students as they try to master the fascinating field of music. In each mind of these students is that goal of someday becoming a member of the Butler High School Senior Band. Section leaders Diana Oberlin, Marcia Meyer, Bill Meyer, Linda McCann, Jane Yates, and Sheri Kaiser talk with their director Mr. Gnagy. FIRST ROW: Linda McCann, Pat Zimmerman, Diana Oberlin, Rachael Kaiser, Teresa Powell, Sheri Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Thorp, Judy Fee, Kathy Laub, Linda Heffelfinger, Barry Dohner, Oleta Hankey, Larry Hook, Mary Smethers, Cindy Wilson, Carol Bowman, Marcia Meyer. THIRD ROW: Raymond Bungard, Kayota Rinehart, Margaret Jennings, Linda Craig, Jim Stemen, Mike Sebert, Connie Rodgers, Ricky McCann, Robert Evanoff, Steven Brohard, Dennis Nelson, David Marquart, Tom Bryant, Bill Meyer. FINAL ROW: Sallie Miller, Mike Dielman, Dennis Bloomfield, Ronald Kitchen, Roger Kitchen, Ronald Hertenstein, Dennis Armstrong, Jane Yates. Courtesy of L. WAITE WIDNEY DRAMA CLUB Judy Craig, Secretary-Treasurer; Karol Johnston, Vice- President; Miss Griffith, Director; Carla McKee, President. Practice makes perfect. This old saying can be verified by any member of the Drama Club, as they spend a lot of their time practicing for skits and plays. In years past, our Drama Club has been part of an exchange pro- gram in our area. We have had visiting drama clubs come to our school and present their entertain- ment and our drama club paid a re- turn visit to their schools. This added diversion and variety for the members as they earnestly worked to present good and wholesome entertainment for our school. Miss Griffith has proved herself an excellent play director as she has led the Drama Club through many a successful skit. FIRST ROW: Judy Burkmire, Charlotte Dohner, Anita Robbins, Faye Hankey, Louise Harrold, Janet Whitman, Diane Peachey. CENTER ROW: Dollie Hankey, Jean Bond, Judy Craig, Judy Washier, Carla McKee, Georgi- anna Reed, Nancy Casebere. FINAL ROW: Marietta Ault, Karol Johnston, Linda Nichols, Vicki Trumbull, Ricky Wilson, Sus Ann Riggs, Tillie Miller, Pauline Keesler. Courtesy of SELTENRIGHT'S MAIN T.V. SERVICE SERVICE WORKERS In our school offices, we have the aid and assistance of office cadets. These are the girls that take telephone messages, de- liver messages, and help to keep the school records. During the school year, the office cadets get an incite of working in a business office. The Cadet Teachers are those Senior students who spend one period each day assisting a teacher in teaching the students. The cadets help grade papers, super- vise the recesses, and help in any other way that the teacher might wish. In this way, the cadet teachers are given a little responsibility that a teacher has. Most of this year's cadet teachers hope to enter college following graduation to become elementary and high school teachers. The student librarians are always on hand to help in our school library. They aid Miss Griffith in keeping the library in order and issuing books. With more books added this past year, the librarians must keep on their toes, in order to help the students find different books and research materials. Thanks to our monitors, the halls of our school are kept quiet during class time. Visitors to our school are welcomed by our courteous monitors. These service workers forfeit their study hall period to watch our halls and keep them quiet. Many times this task appears difficult, but our monitors always manage to keep the situation under control. Courtesy of UNIVERSAL TOOL STAMPING CO., INC. JOURNALISM FIRST ROW: Jack Hoffer, Harold Surface, Ron Houser, Victor Lyon, Sheldon Shafer. CENTER ROW: Margaret Fowler, Karolyn Patee, Carol Vose, Reva Sattison, Darley Oberlin, Dale Haynes. FINAL ROW: Ginger Tee- gardin, Carolyn Moughler, Judy Craig, Marlene Sholl, Linda Moughler, Carrie Lou Teegardin, Joann Hose. The Journalism staff is composed of two parts: the Breeze staff and the Tropaeum staff. The Breeze staff are constantly at work getting news for our school newspaper. With typing, printing, circulation, and sales, the staff is busy most of the time. The Tropaeum staff begins its work early in the summer. Before school starts, there are advertise- ments to be sold, layouts to be made, and plans for subscriptions to be made. These all are very im- portant in the making of our Tropaeum. But with patience and co-operation, all the work is accomplished. With the help and advice of Mr. Sadler, the Tropaeum staff tries to publish a yearbook of which we all can be proud. Courtesy of WASSON TRUCKING Mr. Sadler, Advisor; Ron Houser, Tropaeum Jr. Editor; Sheldon Shafer, Breeze Sr. Co-Editor; Carrie Lou Teegardin, Tropaeum Sr. Editor; Ginger Teegardin, Breeze Jr. Co-Editor; Carolyn Moughler, Breeze Jr. Co-Editor; Victor Lyon, Breeze Sr. Co-Editor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In our day and age, we need better homemakers and responsible mothers. This is one of the funda- mental lessons that are taught to the girls of the F.H. A. group. The highlights of this past year were: induction, ititiation, and the monthly meetings. Working together, the F.H. A. girls learn responsibility and companionship. Gwen Zeisloft, Songleader; Karen Thimlar, President; Diane Peachey, Vice-President; Tillie Miller, Treasurer; Mrs. Bently, Advisor; Janet Troyer, Secretary. FIRST ROW: Linda Heffelfinger, Mary Smethers, Nancy Washier, Joanne Miller, Neva Olds, Betty Smith, Janet Troyer, Jackie Lorentzen, Janie Betz, Nancy McKean. SECOND ROW: Lana Walter, Joy Brown, Charlotte Dohner, Ella Jo Brown, Donna Miller, Tillie Miller, Jane Burkmire, Gwen Zeisloft, Karen Thimlar. THIRD ROW: Diane Dielman, Lou Ann Antrup, Judy Burkmire, Donna Fry, Diane Peachey, Miriam Troyer, Diane Mack, Carol Peachey, Sallie Miller, Rachael Kaiser, Shirley Shoudel, Mary Surfus. FINAL ROW: Vera Smethers, Diane Zeisloft, Phyllis Seltenright, Mary Kay Hursh, Judy Miller, DeNese Brown, Betty Shoudel, Nancy Casebere, Sue Steffke. Courtesy of DAME'S CLEANERS FIRST ROW: Gerald Moore, Ron Houser, Steven Surface, Gary David, Larry Dove, Cleo Keller. CENTER ROW: Max Ault, Jack Stemen, Dave Lane, Bob Jennings, Jim Antrup, Harold Surface, Lloyd Beard. FINAL ROW: Roc Brown, Dick Grogg, John Jinnings, Bill Husted, Larry Walter, Keith Snyder, Darwin Combs, Dave Klink. Completing a very successful year, the Butler F.F.A. under the guidance of Mr. Sadler, have much to show for their accomplishments. They were State winners last year in most of their contests, having brought home six different plaques and many dollars in prize money. The chapter was proud to have Jim Lane elected as State Vice President last year. Their many activities for the year were concluded with the annual Father-Son Banquet at which many awards were given local boys. All agree that it has been a full year for the boys in blue. Courtesy of JOHNSON'S FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Dave Lane, Secretary; Keith Snyder, Treasurer; Mr. Sadler, Advisor; Larry Dove, Vice-President; Dick Grogg, Reporter; Harold Surface, President. 47 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Melanie Johnson, Diane Dielman, Louise Harrold, Ruth King. SECOND ROW: Sus Ann Riggs, Pauline Keesler, Vicki Trumbull, Nancy Casebere, Judy Craig. Boys aren't the only ones who can exceed in athletics. The Girls' Athletic Association at Butler has proven that to be true. Volleyball, ring-toss, basketball, and bowling are all offered to the girls in G. A. A. Mrs. Wood sponsors G.A.A. and tries to promote an interest among the girls for sports. Judy Craig, Secretary; Pauline Keesler, President; Rita Husted, Treasurer; Nancy Casebere, Vice-President; Mrs. Wood, Sponsor. Courtesy of STANDARD OIL, Dwight Sebert BOOSTER CLUB Let's go, you guys, let’s go. This familiar cry was heard at all our ball games as the Booster Club cheered the basketball team on to victory. Our yell section is made up of junior high and high school students. The only regulation is to have a season ticket and the ability to yell. The Booster Block really backed the boys this past year and received many compliments from outsiders for their job well done. Steve Johnson, President; Victor Lyon, Vice-President; Tammy Lowe, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Akey, Sponsor. The Butler High School Booster Club for '61 and '62. Courtesy of PAUL LANE, REALTOR, INC. Golf Baseball ATHLETICS Courtesy of PEACHEY'S O.K. CLEANERS Our Varsity Cheerleaders: Karolyn Patee, Kathy Meyers, and Carol Vose. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheerleaders were constantly at work this past year to promote more interest and school spirit in our Booster Block. Every team needs sup- port and it is the cheerleaders' duty to help continue this sup- port throughout the students. Our varsity cheerleaders were: Carol Vose, captain, Karolyn Patee, and Kathy Mey- ers . They practiced very hard and regularly. Our cheerlead- ers made a good showing at our ballgames. They deserve a vote of thanks for a job well done . STUDENT MANAGERS Our student managers for the 61-62 season were Keith Zerkle, Jeri Jones, Bill De- Groff, and Sheldon Shafer. It was their duty to help the coaches by packing trunks, keeping the uniforms clean, and polishing the basketballs. When there'is something to be done, these boys are there to do it. These are our unsung heroes. Student Managers are: Keith Zerkle, Bill DeGroff, Jeri Jones, and Sheldon Shafer. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Our reserve team was mag- nificently backed by our reserve cheerleaders: Connie Albert, captain, Maria Gonzales, and Sandy Keller. This was their first year at cheerleading and all three did a fine job. School spirit and loyalty are very important and it could be seen through these girls. They have a very promising future as Butler cheerleaders. B-Team Cheerleaders: Connie Albert, Maria Gonzales, and Sandy Keller. COACHES We, of Butler High, have three excellent coaches: Mr. Gorrell, who coaches the Varsity, Mr. Am- stutz, who directs the freshman and the reserve teams, and Mr. Maloy, whose job it is to supervise the junior high boys. These men have done an excellent job this year, not only in forming athletic ability, but in developing character and sportsmanship. Although victory was not always on our side, they were confident in the boys. The coaches: Mr. Maloy, Mr. Gorrell, and Mr. Amstutz dis- cuss the possibilities of a new play. OUR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Larry Walter, Keith Sholl, Bill Schubert, Larry L. Betz, Dale Parkison, Morris Walter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gorrell, Lloyd Beard, Gerald Moore, Larry Dove, Jack Hoffer, Dean Krontz, Sheldon Shafer. Courtesy of DAL'S NEWS STAND Mr. Gorrell, Head Coach Dean Krontz, Guard Gerald Moore, Center - THE BUTLER WINDMILLS - The Windmills have had a good season this year winning approxi- mately one-half their games. The Mills are com- posed of two Seniors, four Juniors, and three Sophomores. All of the boys worked to- gether showing coop- eration and good sportsmanship. Against the bigger teams in our area, the Mills proved them- selves to be good com- petition . Zest and ex- citement were added to the basketball sea- son as our team ex- perienced several overtimes to end the games in victory. As the 61-62 sea- son closed, the stu- dents of Butler look back on our team with pride and look forward to a bright future. Red can't be stopped. Bill Schubert, Forward 54 Larry Walter, Guard Morris Walter, Guard Lloyd Beard, Forward Larry Betz, Forward Butler................84 Butler................64 Butler................49 Butler................77 Butler................55 Butler................60 Butler................52 Butler................77 Butler................76 Butler................76 Butler................64 Butler................75 Butler................68 Butler................57 Butler................71 Butler................78 Butler................69 Butler................68 Butler...............67 Butler................67 Butler................56 Butler................57 Sectional Tourney - SCORES - Will it go in? 83 69 47 82 60 90 62 56 41 60 65 71 72 80 53 67 58 85 58 65 54 63 . Edgerton .Waterloo .Harlan .Huntertown . Angola .Auburn .Garrett .Lafayette Central .Riverdale .Rome City .Leo .Churubusco .Ashley .Kendallville . Woodlan . Avilla .Or land .Bishop Luers .Riverdale .Fremont .Garrett .Angola Dale Parkison, Forward 55 Larry Dove, Center OUR RESERVE POWER FIRST ROW: Jeri Jones, Don Curry, Ken Keller, Jack Bercaw, Jim Reinoehl, Bill DeGroff, Keith Zerkle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Amstutz, Mark Skinner, Ron Fee, Philip Shultz, Craig Myers, Roger Fisher, Dick Baughman. Don Curry goes into action. - SCORES - we they 43.........Edgerton.................47 36 .......Waterloo.................52 46.........Harlan...................36 23.........Huntertown...............52 32.........Angola...................48 26.........Auburn...................60 31 .......Garrett .................49 22.........Lafayette Central .... 50 48.........Riverdale................28 32 .......Rome City................34 41 .......Leo......................43 38.........Churubusco...............56 40.........Ashley...................42 31.........Kendallville.............46 42 .......Woodlan .................31 45.........Avilla...................35 37 .......Or land .................54 36.........Bishop Luers ............40 Co-operation makes the team. gg JR. HIGH TEAMS: VARSITY OF THE FUTURE FIRST ROW: Jim Craig, Tony Beard, Ricky Parker, Dennis Nelson, Steven Brohard, Bob Nichols, Steve Brock, Jim Blume. SECOND ROW: Mike Dielman, Douglas Winn, Jeff Myers, Todd Dunkle, David Arrants, Terry Wilson, Dennis Reinoehl, Charles Burkmire, Jim Stemen. FINAL ROW: Randy Staley, David Guinnup, Robert Roose, Steven Strock, Claude Combs, Mike Dickerhoof, David Marquart, Shurl Lechleidner, Mr. Maloy. — SCORES- 7th GRADE 8th GRADE we they we 37 Riverdale 18 22 Riverdale 26 Hamilton 10 41 Hamilton 23 Fremont 21 32 Waterloo 26 Ashley 9 23 Fremont 23 Leo 24 16 Ashley 26 Hamilton 14 34 Leo 14 Garrett 28 33 Riverdale 24 Riverdale 12 44 Ashley 21 Garrett 23 32 Leo 28 Ashley 22 32 Hamilton 25 Kendallville 35 31 Garrett 30 Riverdale 39 Kendallville 43 Huntertown 40 Garrett 26 Ashley 45 Kendallville Jr. High Cheerleaders: Pat Zimmerman, 57 Margaret Jennings, and Sheri Kaiser. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK FIRST ROW: Jeri Jones, Don Curry, Morris Walter, Bill DeGroff, Jim Reinoehl, Dick Baughman. SECOND ROW: Nathan Houser, Keith Sholl, Philip Shultz, Lloyd Beard, Dean Krontz, Dale Parkison, Mr. Amstutz. - TRACK SCORES - 22 . . . Butler Garrett .... 87 37 . . . Butler Wolf Lake . . . . 7 Kendallville . . 62 33 . . . Butler Angola .... 76 54 . . . Butler Ashley .... 55 44 . . . Butler Auburn .... 65 49 . . . Butler Fremont .... 60 51 . . . Butler Waterloo.... 58 72 . . . Butler Salem Center . 37 FIRST ROW: Craig Myers, Jack Hoffer, Gerald Moore, Larry Dove. SECOND ROW: Don Curry, Morris Walter, Bill DeGroff, Jim Reinoehl, Dick Baughman, Sheldon Shafer. THIRD ROW: Nathan Houser, Keith Sholl, Dean Krontz, Philip Shultz, Lloyd Beard, Dale Parkison, Mr. Gorrell. FINAL ROW: Larry Walter, Richard Houser, Steve Johnson, Jesse Gonzales, Larry Betz, Mark Skinner, Jack Bercaw, Ken Keller. Courtesy of KOHL'S GENERAL STORE GOLF BASEBALL - BASEBALL SCORES - 2 . . . Butler Orland . . . . 4 5 . . . Butler Salem Center . 6 6 . . . Butler Waterloo . . . . 14 8 . . . Butler Riverdale . . . . 3 3 . . . Butler Ashley . . . . .6 8 . . . Butler Hamilton . . . . 9 6 . . . Butler Orland . . . . . 7 FIRST ROW: Bill Schubert, Jack Hoffer, Morris Walter. SECOND ROW: Dave Fisher, Bill Nimmo, Mr. Amstutz, Sheldon Shafer. FIRST ROW: Morris Walter, Larry Walter, Jim Reinoehl, Jack Bercaw. SECOND ROW: Steve John- son, Richard Houser, Mark Skinner, Larry Betz, Dale Parkison, Mr. Gorrell. FINAL ROW: Bill Schubert, Lloyd Beard, Jack Hoffer, Larry Dove, Craig Myers, Jesse Gonzales, Mr. Amstutz. Courtesy of BUTLER HOTEL RESTHOME, INC. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS: Bill Schubert, Margaret Fowler, Nathan Houser, Carrie Lou Teegardin, Sheldon Shafer, Linda Moughler, Victor Lyon, Carol Vose. SENIORS Courtesy of SEBERT'S STANDARD SERVICE KATHRYN ANDERSON B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3-4, F.H.A. 1, C.A.A, 1. JAMES A. ANTRUP B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3. Bas- ketball 3, Track 1-2-3, F.F.A. 1 -2-3-4. LARRY C. BALL B.H.S. 1-2-3-4. LINDA JEAN BEARSS B.H.S. 3-4, Ashley High 1-2, Booster Club 3, Chorus 4, G.A.A. 3, Our Town 3. LARRY LEE BETZ B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 2-3-4. ALAN BLAIR B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3, Base- ball 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1, Our Town 3. JUDITH KAY BURKMIRE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, F.H.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 1, Our Town 3. JANICE CHAPMAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Booster Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. LARRY LEE DOVE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Bas- ketball 3-4, Track 1-2, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. MARGARET FOWLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. JESSE GONZALES B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. MIKE HAMMAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-4, Band 1, All Shook Up 4. s i. v { ✓ DOLLIE HANKEY B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 2, Drama Club 2-3-4, Cafeteria 2-3. Courtesy of ROGER'S MOBIL SERVICE SUE WASSON McKEAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2, Librarian 1 -2. ELIZABETH IDELLA HAN KEY B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Youth for Christ Club, Booster Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. LINDA K. HOSE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4. Youth for Christ Club, Booster Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1 -2-3-4. NATHAN HOUSER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council, 4, National Honor Society, Hi-Y 3-4, Monitor 4. HAROLD L. HUFF B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, National Honor Society, Booster Club 1-2-3-4. STEPHEN M. JOHNSON B.H.S. 1 -2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2. PAULINE MARIE KEESLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4. Booster Club 1 -2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. DEAN KRONTZ B.H.S. 1 -2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Baseball 3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 4. GARY E. LAUB B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, National Honor Society, Hi-Y 2- 3-4, Track 2. DARLENE MARIE LINT B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3- 4. TAMARA ANN LOWE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Youth for Christ Club, Booster Club 1-2-3-4. Cadet Teacher 4. VICTOR A. LYON B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Youth for Christ Club, Breeze Staff 3-4. LARRY D. McCANN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4. Courtesy of H. W. KNISELY RETTA JOAN MILLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Office Cadet 4. TILLIE EVE MILLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Booster Club 3-4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4. GLORIA JEAN MOUGHLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 4. LINDA KAYE MOUGHLER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Booster Club 1-2-3-4, Tropaeum staff 4. MARTHA E. NOD1NE B.H.S 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 3, Librarian 3. DARLEY OBERLIN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. LINDA FAY ONEY B.H.S. 1-3-4, Kendallville High 2, National Honor Society, Cadet Teacher 4. KAROLYN SUE PATEE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Cheer- leader 3-4, Monitor 4. DIANE F. PEACHEY B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F. H.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3, Our Town 3, All Shook Up 4. CAROLYN KAY REAS B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2, Chorus 3. JUDITH ELLEN ROAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2-4, Hi-Fi Band 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, G. A.A. 2-3. REV A S ATT ISON B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2-3-4. BILL SCHUBERT B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3, National Honor Society, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Golf 3-4. 64 Courtesy of BUTLER DAIRY BAR ’62 SUSAN KAY WOTHE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3-4, Cadet Teacher 4. JEANNE A. SELTENRICHT B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3,4, Band 1-2-3. SHELDON SHAFER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Golf 3-4, Breeze Staff 2-3-4. MARLENE SHOLL B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Youth for Christ Club, Tropaeum staff 3-4. JILL SNYDER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 4, Chorus 3. DOUGLAS R. STROCK B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Booster Club 1-2- 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Our Town 3, HAROLD SURFACE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4, Booster Club 1-2-3-4. CARRIE LOU TEEGARDIN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, National Honor Society, Tropaeum staff 3-4. RUTH MARIE TH1MLAR B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3. JANET FAY TROYER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. 1-2- 3-4, All Shook Up 4. CAROL ANN VOSE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society, Tropaeum staff 3-4. THOMAS WEICHT B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1. TERRY WHITMAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Cross Country 1, Track 1. Courtesy of BOB'S STEAK HOUSE 65 Dinner with the Gibbs and Webb families. A touching love scene. “OUR TOWN” BY: THORTON WILBER STAGE MANAGER: Victor Lyon DR. GIBBS: Jesse Gonzales JOE CROWELL: Steve Johnson HOWIE NEWSOME: Larry Dove MRS. GIBBS: Judy Roan MRS. WEBB: Margaret Fowler GEORGE GIBBS: Alan Blair REBECCA GIBBS: Judy Burkmire WALLY WEBB: Jerry Eck EMILY WEBB: Diane Peachey PROFESSOR WILLARD: Sheldon Shafer MR. WEBB: Douglas Strock WOMAN IN BALCONY: Carrie Lou Teegardin LADY IN BOX: Tamie Lowe MAN IN AUDITORIUM: Bill Schubert SIMON STIMSON: Harold Huff MRS. SOAMES: Darley Oberlin CONSTABLE WARREN: Dean Krontz SI CROWELL: Steve Johnson BASEBALL PLAYER 1: Bill Schubert BASEBALL PLAYER 2: Larry Ball SAM CRAIG: Sheldon Shafer JOE STODDARD: Gary Laub DEAD MAN: Larry Ball DEAD WOMAN 1: Linda Bearss DEAD WOMAN 2: Carol Dohner PEOPLE OF THE TOWN: Linda Moughler, Martha Nodine, Janet Troyer, Dollie Hankey, Pauline Keesler, Sudi Wothe, Tillie Miller, Kathryn Anderson. DIRECTED BY: Leonard Johnston The entire cast of Our Town.' Courtesy of UNDERHILL'S MARKET A very Scholarly looking group. I told you this would happen! ALL SHOOK IP BY: DAVID RODGERS PEGGY KERN: Carol Vose ANASTASIS SCHULTZ: Pauline Keesler MYRTLE HOFFSTROM: Judy Roan MISS STRONGARM: Tamara Lowe DEAN WORTHY: Victor Lyon ALISTER KATZENMEIER: Nathan Houser PROFESSOR McTOSHMORE: Linda Moughler MR. SNOOP: Harold Huff BENJIE: Bill Schubert GARDNER SHOCKETT: Larry Dove PROFESSOR GRUDGE: Sheldon Shafer JACK MOORE: Jesse Gonzales EXTRAS: Margaret Fowler, Mike Hamman, Gary Laub, Darley Oberlin, Diane Peachey, Reva Sattison, Marlene Sholl, Carrie Lou Teegardin, Janet Troyer, Teiry Whitman. DIRECTED BY: John Maloy The entire cast of All Shook Up. Courtesy of DIEHL'S JEWELRY UNDERCLASSMEN Mr. Maloy teaches 8th grade History. Mrs. Wood instructs students in Science. Courtesy of MEYER'S SUNACO SERVICE Robert Antrup Ingrid Burns Marilyn Clear Judy Craig Lee Everetts Faye Hankey Martha Hankey Dale Haynes Jack Hoffer Joann Hose Ronald Houser Rita Husted Karol Johnston John Jinnings Jeri Jones Cleo Keller David Klink David Lane Danny McBride Carla McKee Sidney Meyer Gerald Moore Carolyn Moughler Linda Nichols John Pierce Georgianna Reed Sus Ann Riggs Anita Robbins Cynthia Sanderson Keith Sholl Ronald Shultz Betty Smith Keith Snyder Ginger Teegardin Jerry Trostel Vicki Trumbull Morris Walter Judy Washier Lloyd Webb James Wiclcoxson Ricky Wilson Keith Zerkle X JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Jack Hoffer, Treasurer; Dave Lane, President; Linda Nickols, Vice-President; Georgianna Reed, Secretary. Courtesy of ARMSTRONG FLORAL SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Marietta Ault, Secretary; Jim Smethers, President; Chad Dunkle, Vice-President; David Fisher, Treasurer. 71 Larry Alwood Barbara Anderson Marietta Ault Cheryl Baldwin Lloyd Beard Larry Betz Jean Bond Cheryl Bowman Ella Brown Carl Bryant Jane Burkmire Roy Burkmire Nancy Case here Gary David Janet Dickerhoof Charlotte Dohner Chad Dunkle Bill DeGroff Ronald Fee David Fisher Roger Fisher Richard Grogg Louise Harrold Vaughn Haynes Sandra Healy Evelyn Hertenstein Margaret Hills Stephen Houser Bill Husted Kathy Kaiser Sandra Keller Ruth King Mary Livelsberger Mary McClure Dennis Mason Donna Miller Darilou Miller Sunnie Miller Bill Nimmo Dale Parkison Madelon Raney Jim Recore Luella Schmidt Phyllis Seltenright Philip Shults Jim Smethers Richard Smith Vaughn Snyder Karen Thimlar Larry Walter Tom Wasson Janet Whitman Gwen Zeisloft Courtesy of BUTLER 5 10 Connie Albert Sandra Alwood Richard Antrup Max Ault Richard Baughman Jack Bercaw Margie Bolen Kathy Brand Roc Brown Sara Bungard Darwin Combs Donald Curry Diane Dielm an Sharon Evanoff Jerrice Ewers Deborah Gearhart Maria Gonzales Gloria Hankey Anna Mae Hose Wendell Hose Janice Houser Richard Houser Vicki Hughes Mary Hursh Keith Imhoff Kent Imhoff Bob Jennings Yvonne Jones Melanie Johnson Ken Keller Janet Kelly Judy Krontz Sylvia McAllister Kathy Meyer Judy Miller Tonya Miller Leslie Mullett Belva Mutzfeld Craig Myers Kathy Oiler Dan Oney Carol Peachey Karen Prosser Lois Provines Jim Reinoehl Jacqueline Riser Ellen Sebert Betty Shoudel Mark Skinner Vera Smethers FRESHMEN i. 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Dickie Mack, Martha McCollough, Becky Miller, Vincent Miller, Hal Mor- row, Earl Mutzfeld, Donny Oney, Bueford Patton, Jr. Randy Peterson, Jerry Raney, Michael Richards, Bradley Rodgers, Billy Roose, Thomas Rosenberry, Raymond Rowe, Janet Sebert. Peggy Short, Jeffrey Snyder, Linda Snyder, Karen Ste- men, Carol Stevenson, Tony Teutsch, Rex Vogel- pohl, Jane Wallace. Courtesy of DR. DARRELL MILLER, OPTOMETRIST Jerry Walter Larry Warstler Michael Wasson Jerry Webb Rita Webb Diana Worman Dennis Zeisloft A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: As I near the end of this yearbook, I put away my rulers, pencils, and eras- ers to look back on this past year with fond remembrances. I was not familiar with journalism when I was chosen for the job as editor of the Tropaeum, but this year has taught me to have great respect for that field. I hope everyone will find at least one part of this book in which to find some type of enjoyment. It may not be the best yearbook Butler has had or even one of the best, but it is the best the staff of 1962 has ever done. I wish to thank everyone who helped to compose the book. Carol, without your help as copy editor, this book would have been vacant. Your knowledge of what to say and how to say it has helped to put life in the Tropaeum. Linda, to you I owe perhaps the greatest thanks for stepping in to fill a vacant position. You pitched right in and did a wonderful job as business manager. Marlene, you certainly had a lot of patience. You gave up your noon hours to sit at a desk and sell subscriptions. Many thanks. Ron, as assistant editor you've seen all my mistakes and I hope you will benefit from them. I hope you've learned a fe v things which will be of help to you on your book. Best of luck to you next year. I know your book will be a good one. Mr. Sadler, to you this Tropaeum should be dedicated. Your encouragement and advice have bound the scattered pages together. Thank you so very much for your patience with me while I was learning. Thank you also to all those advertisers who gave their support to this book. Last but not least, I would like to thank YOU, the subscriber. Thank you for purchasing a Tropaeum. It was meant for you and I hope you enjoy it. Editor for 1962 INDEX Abell, Mary 75 Akey, Mr. Wayne 16,24,49 Albert, Connie 39,52,72 Alwood, Larry 33,39,40,71 Alwood, Sandra 72 Amstutz, Mr. Jerry 16,23,24,53,56, 58,59 Anderson, Barbara 38,71 Anderson, Kathryn 62,66 Andrew, Mr. Glenn 16 Antrup, James 47,62 Antrup, Lou Ann 73 Antrup, Richard 72 Antrup, Robert 70 Armstrong, Dennis 42,75 Arrants, David 57,75 Ault, Allen 73 Ault, Marietta 34,39,43,71 Ault, Max 47,72 Baldwin, Cheryl 34,39,71 Ball, Larry 62,66 Bard, Helen 73 Baughman, Richard 56,58,72 Beard, David 57,75 Beard, Lloyd 47,53,55,58,59 Bearss, Linda 62,66 Belcher, Betty 73 Belcher, Brinda 73 Bently, Mrs. Joan 16,46 Bercaw, Jack 56,58,59,72 Berndt, Paul 73 Betz, Jane 46,73 Betz, Larry L. 53,55,58,59,62 Betz, Larry W. 71 Blair, Alan 62,66 Bloomfield, Dennis 42,75 Blume, James 57,73 Bolen, Margie 72 Bond, Jean 39,43,71 Bonecutter, Mark 73 Bovlick, Robert 73 Bowman, Carol 42,73 Bowman, Cheryl 33,34,39,71 Brand, Kathy 39,72 Brewer, Lenere 73 Brock, Steve 57,75 Brohard, Steven 42,57,75 Brown, Mr. Albert 19 Brown, DeNeal 73 Brown, DeNese 46,73 Brown, Ella 46,71 Brown, Joy 46,73 Brown, Lane 75 Brown, Roc 47,72 Bryant, Carl 35,38,40,71 Bryant, Tom 42,73 Bungard, Raymond 42,75 Bungard, Sara 38,72 Burkmire, Charles 57,73 Burkmire, Jane 46,71 Burkmire, Judy 27,33,43,46,62 Burkmire, Roy 71 Burns, Ingrid 70 Buttermore, Marvin 73 Byrne, Mrs. Iris (K) 78 Cain, Phyllis 73 Camp, Mrs. Evelyn (2) 78 Carnahan, Kenny 75 Casebere, Nancy 41,43,46,48,71 Chandler, Mr. Clyde 19 Chapman, Don 75 Chapman, Janice 39,62 Clear, Marilyn 70 Combs, Claude 57,73 Combs, Darwin 47,72 Copper, Cheryl 75 Cooper, Mr. Wendell 12,13 Craig, Jim 57,75 Craig, Judy 33,34,39,43,45,48,70 Craig, Linda 42,75 Culler, Joyce 75 Culler, Mr. Keith 12,13 Culler, Steven 73 Curry, Don 29,56,58,72 David, Gary 47,71 Davis, Everett 75 DeGroff, Bill 52,56,58,71 DeGroff, Kris 75 Dickerhoof, David 57,73 Dickerhoof, Janet 71 Diehl, Ralph 73 Dielman, Diane 11,46,48,72 Dielman, Mike 42,57,75 Dohner, Barry 42,73 Dohner, Charlotte 24,43,71 Dohner, Joe 75 Dove, Larry 47,53,55,58,59,62,66, 67 Dunkle, Chad 32,33,35,38,71 Dunkle, Todd 57,73 Eakright, Mr. Earl 19 Easterday, Cheryl 73 Eck, Jerry 66 Erwin, Retha 5 Evanoff, Robert 42,75 Evanoff, Sharon 38,72 Everetts, Lee 70 Ewers, Jerrice 41,72 Fee, Judy 42,73 Fee, Ronald 56,71 Fisher, David 24,32,33,35,38,40, 59,71 Fisher, Roger 56,71 Fowler, Margaret 34,36,38,39,45, 62,66,67 Fry, Donna 46,73 Gearhart, Deborah 39,72 Gibson, Mr. Robert 16,22,28 Ginder, Mrs. Glendilene 19 Gipple, Donald 75 Gipple, Patsy 75 Gipple, Ronald 75 Gipple, Veronica 74 Gleason, Mrs. Cathilene (3) 78 Gnagy, Mr. Keith 16,39,40 Gonzales, Jesse 39,40,58,59,62,66, 67 Gonzales, Maria 36,39,40,41,52,72 Gorrell, Mr. Richard 16,29,53,54, 58,59 Graham, Mrs. Rose (1) 78 Griffith, Miss Blanche 17,43 Grogg, Richard 47,71 Grube, Mrs. Alice (5) 78 Guinnup, David 57,74 Hamman, Michael 24,62,67 Hampel, Mr. Charles (6) 79 Hampel, Mrs. Esther 17,25,34 Hankey, Dollie 41,43,62,66 Hankey, Elizabeth 38,63 Hankey, Faye 39,43,70 Hankey, Gloria 72 Hankey, Martha 39,70 Hankey, Oleta 42,74 Harger, Jim 74 Harrold, Louise 34,38,43,48,71 Haynes, Dale 38,45,70 Haynes, Vaughn 39,71 Healy, Harold 74 Healy, Sandra 41,71 Hefflefinger, Linda 42,46,75 Hertenstein, Evelyn 34,38 Hertenstein, Ronald 42,75 Hills, Margaret 71 Hoffer, Jack 5,35,45,53,58,59,70, 71 Hook, Larry 42,75 Hose, Anna Mae 36,39,72 Hose, Joann 33,45,70 Hose, Linda 38,40,63 Hose, Wendell 36,72 Houlton, Mrs. Helen 14 Houser, Anita 75 Houser, Janice 72 Houser, Nathan 9,32,33,35,36,58, 63,67 Houser, Richard 25,36,58,72 Houser, Ronald 24,35,45,70 Houser, Stephen 39,71 Huff, Harold 32,33,36,41,63,66,67 Hughes, Vicki 39,72 Hullinger, Shirley 74 Hullinger, Shirley Ann 74 Hummon, Tim 75 Hursh, Mary 41,46,72 Husted, Bill 47,71 Husted, John 75 Husted, Rita 48,70 Imhoff, Keith 72 Imhoff, Kent 72 Jennings, Bob 47,72 Jennings, Margaret 42,57,75 Jinnings, Mrs. Estilene 19 Jinnings, John 47,70 Johnson, Melanie 48,72 Johnson, Stephen 35,49,58,59,63, 66 Johnston, Karol 34,41,43,70 Johnston, Mr. Leonard 17,22,32 Jones, Jeri 52,56,58,70 Jones. Yvonne 39,72 Kaiser, Kathy 38,71 Kaiser, Rachael 42,46,75 Kaiser, Sheri 42,57,74 Kandel, Karen 74 Keesler, Pauline 43,48,63,67 Keller, Cleo 47,70 Keller, Ken 56,58,72 Keller, Sandra 41,52,71 Keller, Shirley 74 Kelley, Janet 39,72 Kessler, Jim 74 King, Mrs. Lois (6) 79 King, Ruth 33,34,38,48,71 Kitchen, Ronald 42,74 Kitchen, Roger 42,75 Klink, David 47,70 Krontz, Dean 35,53,54,58,63 Krontz, Judy 41,72 Ladd, Jerry 74 Lane, David 47,70 Laub, Gary 22,35,63,66,67 Laub, Kathy 42,75 87 Lechleidner, ShurJ 57,74 Lehner, Bob 75 Lemley, Mrs. Florace (2) 79 Lint, Darlene 63 Littlejohn, Sam 75 Livelsberger, Mary 34,38,40,71 Lorentzen, Jacqueline 46,75 Lowe, Mrs. Lela (3) 79 Lowe, Mr. Leonard 6,15 Lowe, Tamara 36,49,63,66,67 Lyon, Victor 36,45,49,63,66,67 Mack, Diana 46,74 Mack, Mike 75 Maloy, Mr. John 17,53,68 Marquart, David 42,57,75 Mason, Dennis 71 McAllister, Sylvia 41,72 McBride, Danny 36,70 McCann, Larry 35,63 McCann, Linda 42,74 McCann, Ricky 42,75 McClure, Mary 71 McCollough, Marilou 36,74 McKean, Nancy 32,46,74 McKean, Sue 63 McKee, Carla 34,38,43,70 McKinley, Mrs. Marlene 78 McNall, Mrs. Lusina 17,41 Meyer, Kathy 32,39,53,72 Meyer, Marcia 42,74 Meyer, Sidney 33,35,39,40,70 Meyer, William 42,74 Miller, Mrs. Charlotte 15 Miller, Darilou 34,38,40,71 Miller, David 74 Miller, Donna 46,71 Miller, Joann 46,74 Miller, Judy 46,72 Miller, Retta 39,64 Miller, Sallie 42,46,75 Miller, Sunnie 33,34,39,40,71 Miller, Tillie 34,43,46,64,66 Miller, Tonya 72 Miser, Mrs. Marjorie (4) 79 Moore, Gerald 47,53,54,58,70 Moore, Wilbur 74 Morrow, David 75 Morrow, Dennis 74 Moughler, Carolyn 5,32,33,45,70 Moughler, Gloria 64 Moughler, Linda 33,45,64,66,67 Mullett, Leslie 39,72 Mutzfeld, Belva 38,72 Myers, Craig 56,58,59,72 Myers, Jeff 26,32,57,75 Myers, Mr. Kent 12,13 Nelson, Dennis 42,57,75 Newnam, Mrs. Dorothy (4) 79 Nichols, Linda 34,38,43,70 Nichols, Robert 57,74 Nimmo, Bill 39,59,71 Nodine, Martha 64,66 Oberlin, Darley 34,36,38,39,45,64, 66,67 Oberlin, Diana 42,74 Oiler, Kathie 32,38,40 Olda, Neva 46,74 Oney, Dan 72 Oney, Linda 33.64 Otto, Mrs. Patricia (1) 79 Overholtz, Miss Arlene (1) 80 Parker, Rick 57,75 Parkison, Dale 53,55,58,59,71 Patee, Karolyn 34,45,52,64 Peachey, Carol 46,72 Peachey, Diane 34,43,46,64,66,67 Pierce, John 38,40,70 Pierson, Max 74 Pleunik, Mr. Robert 78 Powell, Teresa 42,74 Prosser, Karen 41,72 Provines, Lois 72 Provines, Mary 74 Pugh, Dennis 75 Raney, Madelon 33,34,38,71 Reas, Carolyn 64 Reas, Richard 75 Recore, Jim 71 Reed, Georgianna 8,33,34,38,43,70 Reinhart, Kayota 42,75 Reinoehl, Dennis 57,74 Reinoehl, Jim 56,58,59,72 Ridge, Jackie 75 Riggs, Sus Ann 43,48,70 Riser, Douglas 74 Riser, Jacqueline 38,72 Rissler, Mr. John 17,26 Roan, Judy 40,41,64,66,67 Robbins, Anita 22,34,39,43,70 Rodgers, Connie 42,75 Roose, Robert 57,74 Russell, Mr. Gerald 17,27 Sadler, Mr. William 18,23,45,47 Sanderson, Clinthia 70 Sattison, Reva 34,39,45,64,67 Schmidt, Luella 71 Schubert, Bill 35,36,54,59,64,66,67 Schubert, Mrs. Madeline 18,22,33 Schwertfager, Mrs. Ramona (5) 80 Sebert, Mr. Dwight 12,13 Sebert, Ellen 39,72 Sebert, Mike 42,75 Seltenright, Jeanne 65 Seltenright, Phyllis 34,38,46,71 Shafer, Sheldon 24,33,35,36,39, 45,52,53,58,59,65,66,67 Sholl, Keith 33,36,53,58,70 Sholl, Marlene 9,36,45,65,67 Short, Nancy 74 Shoudel, Betty 46,72 Shoudel, Shirley 46,75 Shultz, Philip 33,35,39,40,56,71 Shultz, Ronald 70 Skinner, Mark 56,58,59,72 Smethers, Jim 39,40,71 Smethers, Mary 46,75 Smethers, Vera 46,72 Smith, Betty 46,70 Smith, Charles 74 Smith, Miss Ethel (6) 80 Smith, John 73 Smith, Richard 35,38,71 Snyder, Jill 65 Snyder, Keith 47,70 Snyder, Vaughn 71 Staley, Randy 57,74 Stanz, Judy 41,73 Steckly, Janet 74 Steffke, Carolyn 73 Steffke, Susan 46,74 Stemen, Jack 47,73 Stemen, Jim 42,57,75 Stemen, Tom 75 Stolz, Mrs. Gladys (5) 80 Stolz, Judy 38,73 Strock, David 75 Strock, Douglas 38,40,65,66 Strock, Steven 57,74 Stroh, Mrs. Grace (2) 80 Sudborough, Marceil 73 Sundheimer, Mrs. Elizabeth (3) 80 Surface, Harold 36,45,47,65 Surface, Steven 47,73 Surfus, Mary 41,46,73 Sutter, Mr. Franklin 18 Teegardin, Carrie Lou 32,33,45, 65.66.67 Teegardin, Ginger 33,45,70 Thimlar, Karen 46,71 Thimlar, Roger 75 Thimlar, Ruth 65 Thimlar, Sharon 75 Thorp, Carolyn 42,74 Thorp, Eugene 73 Trenary, Diane 73 Trenary, Shirley 75 Trostel, Jerry 33,35,39,70 Troyer, Janet 65,66,67 Troyer, Miriam 46,73 Trumbull, Vicki 43,48,70 Tucker, Steve 75 Vogelpohl, Sue 74 Vose, Carol 9,32,33,34,36,45,52, 65.67 Walter, Mr. Burmell 18,23,24,35 Walter, Lana 46,73 Walter, Larry 47,53,54,58,59,71 Walter, Morris 32,33,35,36,53,55, 58,59,70 Warner, Carl 74 Warstler, Diana 74 Washier, Judy 5,33,34,38,43,70 Washier, Nancy 32,46,75 Wasson, Tom 35,38,71 Webb, Lloyd 22,36,70 Weicht, Tom 65 Whitman, Janet 32,43,71 Whitman, Terry 65,67 Wilcoxson, Jim 70 Wilson, Cindy 42,74 Wilson, Mr. Keith 12,13 Wilson, Ricky 34,38,43,70 Wilson, Terry 57,74 Winn, Douglas 57,74 Winslow, Mrs. Jane (4) 80 Wood, Mrs. Jennie 18,29,48,68 Worman, Sharon 74 Wothe, Susan 65,66 Yates, Jane 42,74 Zeisloft, Deanna 46,73 Zeisloft, Gwen 46,71 Zeller, Mr. Ernest 14 Zentz, Pamela 73 Zerkle, Keith 35,38,40,52,56,70 Zimmerman, Pat 32,42,74 88