Butler High School - Tropaeum Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

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He is responsible for the management of our local But- let Metropoliton Schools and for those of the Eastern De Kalb County Community District . Mr. E. M. Zeller Helen Houlton, Mr. Zeller's efficient sec- retary has become a very important part of our school System. She is responsible for keeping all records and has the pa- tience and ability to cope with the many problems which arise . It would be difficult to find anyone to match her ability. Mrs. Helen Houlton Courtesy of GAMBLES of Butler PRINCIPAL AN SECRET RY Mr. Myers, Principal of Butler High School, has won the favor and support of the students. Be- sides holding meetings, inter- views, and make announcements, Mr. Myers acts as counselor and manager of student activities. All of his responsibilities keep our school running smoothly. He accepts each problem and handles it with ease. Because of his firm beliefs and mild manner, he has presented himself as a fine example to all students at- I tending Butler High School. , f-' Mr. Kent Myers No matter what happens Gwyn is always there with her friendly smile and familiar laugh. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty of that to be done in the high school office. She has the important responsibility of keeping accu- rate school records as well as giving all students a helping hand. We are very fortunate in having Gwyn as a part of our school. Mrs . Gwyn Kandel Courtesy of DIEHLS JEWELRY STORE WT FAC U LTY X HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS MISS MARYETTA BOWYER Defiance A.B., B.S., Ohio State, Ohio Univ., Indiana U., U. of Chicago, B.G. Majors: English, Home Ec. Sponsor: Annual, Newspaper, F.H.A. Senior Play. MR. JOHN FIANDT Ball State, B.S. Majors: Social Studies, English Co-Sponsor: Newspaper, Annual Purdue College, B.S. Majors: Phy. Ed. Sponsor: Eighth Grade f M.S. Sponsor: Drama Club 4 1 1 ,,,, , A i I X . 3735, MRS. ESTHER HAMPEL Indiana Central College, A.B. Man- chester College, Ind. Univ. M.S. Majors: English, Science, Phy. Ed. Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Class MR. ALBERT JABS Valparaiso Univ., B.,S. Ball State, M.A. U. of Ill, Indiana U., Northern Ill. U. Sponsor: Senior Class B.B. Coach, Track, Cross Country Courtesy of I-IAROLD'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKET MR. RICHARD GORRELL MISS BLANC!-IE GRIFFITH Indiana State College, B.S., Ball State High School and Elementary Librarian QS' HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS MR. JOHN MALOY Michigan State Univ., Indiana Univ., B.S. Major: Phy. Education, Assistant basketball and head baseball coach MRS. MARJORIE MISER John Herron Art Inst., Indiana Univ., Huntington College, St. Frances College, B.A. Major: Art MRS. JANET JABS Valparaiso Univ., B.S. Purdue Northern Ill. Univ. Major: Mathematics UniV.g Sponsor: Booster Club, Ninth Grade MR. LEONARD JOHNSTON Ball Stte, B.A., M.A. Major: Soc., Sci., Guidance Sponsor: Student Council .Eu-mr MR. JACK MOORE ...I Ball State B.S., Okla. State, M.S. MR. RAY MORRISON Olivet Nazarene College, B.S. Sponsor: Sr. Band, Jr. Band, H Courtesy of SEBERT STANDARD STATION i-Fi Band HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS MRS. MARILYN MORRISON Olivet Nazarene College, B.S. Sponsor: Sophomore Class and High School chorus MR. JOHN RISSILER Indiana State Co-llege, B.S. Sponsor: Seventh. Grade MR. KEN SEVERSON Montana State College and Manchester College, B.S. Major: Phy. Ed. Sponsor: Eighth grade MR. FRANKLIN SUTTER I.U. B.S. Major: Business Sponsor: Sophomore: Class and Hi-Y J' . MRS. MADELINE SCHUBERT Albion College, Manchester College A.B., Ind. Univ., Ball State Major: Mathematics and Social Studies Sponsor: National Honor Society and Ninth grade I MR. ALFRED SHERER Findlay College, A.B. Indiana Univ. Major: Foreign Language and Business Education Sponsor: Eleventh grade Courtesy of THE BUTLER BOWL HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS MR. DENNIS WOLHETER Purdue, B.S. Major: Agriculture Ed. Sponsor: Eighth Grade, F.F.A. MRS. JENNIE WOOD Alderson-Broaddus College, Marshall Univ., B.A. Major: Biology, Gen. Science and Phy. Ed. Sponsor: G.A.A. Cheerleaders MR. BURMELL WALTER Ind. Central College, A.B. Major: Math, Physics, and Chemistry Sponsor: Twelfth MR. ROBERT WILDER Indiana Univ., B.S, Major: Social Studies Co-Advisor of Student Council Courtesy of OBERLIN SALES INC. new - Si? -fs., I Y' - ENIORS SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Linda Nichols, Vice Presidentg Joann Hose, Treasurerg Carla McKee, Secretaryg Dave Lane, President. Class of 63 Not for today, but tomorrow. Flower - -Carnation Colors--Ice Blue and Snow White 12 LEE J. EVERETTS B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,23 Track 13 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Sgt. of Arms Hi -Y Booster Club 4, Chorus 43 Senior Class Playg Breeze Staff 4. FAYE HANKEY B.H.S. 1,2,3,4g Ban-:lg Secy. Band 45 Y.F.C., Booster Clubg Drama Club. ROBERT EUGENE ANTRUP B.H.S. 1,2,3,4g Student Manager 25 Booster club 1,2. JUDY CRAIG B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,33 Chorus 33 Tropeaum 3,45 Monitor 45 Nat. Honor 25 Subscrpt. Mgr. 45 Sec. Dramag Sec. Tri-Hi-Y5 Pres. G.A.A. 3,45 Drama 2, 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Booster 1,2,3,4g Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. MARTHA HANKEY B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Youth for Christ 4g Booster Club 45 Band 4. DALE EUGENE HAYNES B.H.S. 1,2,3,4g Track 1,25 Annual Staff Band 2,35 Monitor 45 Sports Editor 45 Booster Club 1,2,3. RONALD D. HOUSER B.H.S. l,2,3,45 Yearbook Editor 4, Treas. of FFA 2, Sec. FFA 4, Junior and Senior Plays, President of Booster Block 43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Booster Club 1,2,4. RITA R. HUSTED B.H.S. 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, G.A.A. 3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 4, F.H.A. 1. JACK WAYNE HOFFER B.H.S. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Base- ball 1,2,3, Track 1-2, Golf 2, Breeze Staff 2, Class Treasurer 1-2, Booster Club 1,2,3, Hi-Y 2. JOANN ROSE HOSE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Sec. N.H.S. 45 Class Treasurer 3,45 Junior Play, N.H.S. 2- 3-4, Tri-I-Ii-Y, 4, Youth for Christ 1, 2,3,4, Booster Club 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 3. JOHN E. JINNINGS B.H.S. l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,25 Cross Country 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 3,4. JERI L. JONES B.H.S. 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball Man- ager 1,2,3,4, Senior Play. CLEO E. KELLER BHS 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. VP 2, F.F.A. Pres. 4, Junior Play, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Booster Club 3,4. DAVID J. KLINK BHS 1,2,3,4, Breeze Staff 4, F.F.A. Treas, 1, Senior Play, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1, 2, Hi-Fi Band 1,2. CARLA JAYNE McKEE B.l-l. S. 1,2,3,4, Pres. Drama Club 3-4, Chaplain-Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. Class 4, Business Manager Annual, Jimior and Senior Play, Drama Club 2,3,4, Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Annual 4, Band 1,2,,3, Breeze Staff 4. SIDNEY B. MEYER Band 1,2,3,4, Breeze Staff 4, Hi-Fi 2,3, 4, Junior Play, Hi-'Y 2,3,4, fPresj NHS 3,4, Booster Club 1,,2,3,4. DAVID L. LANE BHS 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Monitor 4, Class Pres. 2,3,4, Sec. F.F.A. 2,3,4, V.P. FFA 4, Junior Play, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Breeze Staff 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 2. DANNY MCBRIDE BHS 3,4, Breeze Staff 4, Youth for Christ 4. LINDA DARLENE NICHOLS B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Breeze Staff 45 V. Pres. Senior Classg Tri -Hi-Y Treas. 45 Drama Club 3,45 Senior Class Playg Booster Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN PIERCE B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 15 Hi Fi 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Booster Club 1,2,3,4. GERALD MOORE, JR. B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 3,45 F.F.A.5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus, Booster Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN LOU MOUGHLER B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Breeze Editor 45 G.A.A. 1,25 National Honor Society 2,35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Breeze Staff 4. SUS ANN RIGGS B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play-- prompter5 G.A.A. 1,25 Drama Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. ANITA KAY ROBBINS B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Band 2, 35 Office Cadet5 Senior Class Play5 Tri-Hi -Y 2,3,45 Drama Clubg Booster Club. KEITH SHOLL B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Cross Country 15 Monitor 45 Chorus 35 Boys' State 35 Booster Club 1,2,3,.45 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Nat. Honor Society 1,2,3,4. RONALD SI-IULTZ B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2535 Senior Class Playg F.F.A. 15 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. JERRY TROSTEL B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 I-Ii-Y 2,35 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 35 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play. VICKI LEE TRUMBUI.L B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Junior Class Play Prompter5 Senior Class Playg F.H.A. 1,25 D.A.A. 1,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. KEITH SNYDER B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Breeze Joke Editor 45 Chorus 45 F.F.A. Treas. 35 F.F.A. Sentinel 45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4. GINGER IRENE TEEGARDIN B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Vice Pres. 25 Breeze Editor 45 Junior Class Playg G.A.A. 1,2 Youth for Christ 3,45 Booster Club 1,25 3,45 Office Cadet 3,45 Breeze Staff 3, 45 Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4. Courtesy of KAISERS SUPER MARKET LLOYD WENDELL WEBB B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Prayer and Followup Captain in Youth For Christ 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Monitor 4. LEWIS WEST B.H.S. 45 Payne High School 1,2,35 Band 45 F.F.A. 45 Pep Band 45 Youth For Christ 4. MORRIS DUANE WALTER B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 President 45 Monitor 45 Boys' State 35 President of class 15 Junior Class Play5 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,45 Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4. JUDY WASHLER B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Breeze Staff 45 Pep Band 45 Director 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Freshman Class Treasurer5 President Tri-Hi-Y 45 Treasurer Nat. Honor Society 45 Junior Class Play5 Drama Club 3,4. RICKY LU WILSON B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff5 Office Cadet. KEITH ZERKLE B.H.S. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Hi Fi 1,2,3. SENICR CLASS PL Y Th last minute touches! Who has you distracted now? SEVE TEE TH SUMMER By: Anne Carter Marteens Angie ...... Margaret, her sister . Cast - . . 0 . . Lorraine, her hopeful sister . Kitty, her little sister . Mrs. Marrow, her mother . . Mr. Marrow, her father . . Jack, the boy friend . . Art, Margaret's fiance . . Martin, Lorraine's hope . . Jane, a menace Tony, a boy friend .0 .l . Margie, a girl friend . . Fitz , her steady 19 Carla McKee Judy Craig i Vicki Trumbull Anita Robbins Ricky Wilson Lee Everetts Dave Klink Jeri Jones Ronnie Houser Linda Nichols Jerry Trostel Rita Husted Ronald Shultz JU IOR CLASS PLAY The culprit is discovered! You listen to me. Hugo . . Jeff . . . Troddy. . . Ginger. . Gale . . Hatcher. . . Granny Kate Professor. . Madam Zolga Azalea .... Nora Vane . Bradshaw . . Pantomime . Ghost Wanted By: Guernsey LePeIIey Cast v . . 1 Q - Q I Q f 1 . . - . Q p 4 - n u DIRECTED BY: john Maloy Courtesy of UNDERHILLS MARKET Morris Walter Dave Lane Carla McKee Georgianna Reed Judy Craig Sidney Meyer Ricky Wilson Ron Houser Ginger Teegardin JoAnn Hose Judy Washler jerry Trostel Cleo Keller ACTIVITIES TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Janice Houser, Donna Miller, Mary Liversberger, Maria Gonzales, Louise Harrold, Vicki Hughes. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Seltenright, Marletta Ault, Darilou Miller, Betty Ferguson, Ruth King, Connie Albert, Sandra Alwood, Tonya Miller, Anita Robbins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Esther Hampel, Cheryl Bowman, Sara Bungard, Carla Mckee, Cheryl Baldwin, Kathy Brand, JudyWashler,Joann Hose, Nancy Casebere, Janet Dickerhoof, Judy Craig. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Hertenstein, Lois Provine, Carol Wellendorf, Sunnie Miller, Ricky Wilson, Kathie Oiler, Sylvia McAllaster, Madelon Raney, Ellen Sebert, Linda Nichols, Belva Mutzfeld, Janet Kelley. The Tri-Hi -Y is a Christian club, and Christian motives, standards, and ethics govern all it does. The central purpose of Tri-Hi -Y is to help its members and others under- stand and accept the principles of Christianity, and better living as Christians. This thread of Christian principles should run the entire organization and program. Linda Nichols, Treasurer, Judy Craig, Sec., Madelon Raney, V.P.5 Carla McKee, Chaplain, Judy Washler, President. 22 HI-Y FIRST ROW: Lee Everetts, Tom Wasson, Philip Shultz, Craig Myers, Sidney Meyer, Jerry Trostel, Mark Skinner, David Klink. SECOND ROW: Morris Walter, Jim Reinoehl, Dick Smith, Richard Houser, Chad Dunkle, David Fisher, Dick Bercaw, Carl Bryant, Mr. Franklin Sutter. T l Chad Dunkle, Sec., Philip Shultz, Treas., Lee Everetts, Sgt. At Arms, Dick Smith, V.P.g Carl Bryant, Chaplain, Sidney Meyer, President. 23 The Hi-Y is a branch of the YMCA, and promotes high ideas and a Christian way of life among its members. They strive to develop high standards of Christian charac- ter in the school and community. Each year the Hi-Y sponsors the queen contest and the dance which follows. They also join the Tri-Hi -Y in joint parties during the holidays. I . l TLIDE COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Kayota Reinhart, Retha Erwin, Richard Fisher, Stanley Campbell, SECOND ROWg Morris Walter, Tom Stemen, Todd Dunkle, Roger Bowers, THIRD ROW5 Mr. Leonard Johnston, Carolyn Moughler, Ken Keller, FOURTH ROW, Tom Wasson, Keith Sholl, Roger Fisher, Jeff Myers. f- .f V , ,.,. s..,,,.,.., D ,,kV ,Q Yi - f W .,-- V .i..f W .. .. ' Q -. .. . ,, . , J Vp kr ,oo on X is si Morris Walter, President, Tom Wasson, Secretary-Treasurerg Keith Sholl, Vice -President. 24 . My .. , The Student Council's purpose is to present the student's viewpoints to the faculty and to help formulate new school policies. Members try to develop the interest of the students and the teachers in order to raise student standards and to promote closer understanding between the student body and teachers. Here is every student's opportunity to make his voice known in the gov- ernment of his school, and to prepare himself for his future place as a citizen. NATIONAL H0 CR SCCIETY FIRST ROW, David Fisher, Cheryl Bowman, Joann Hose, Mary Livelsberger, Chad Dunkle, Sunnie Miller, Sylvia McAllister, Madelon Raney, Morris Walter. SECOND ROW3 MRS. MADELINE SCHUBERT, Ellen Sebcrt, Con Curry, Keith Sholl, Richard Houser, Philip Shultz, Sidney Meyer, Judy Washler, Larry Alwood, Janet Kelley, Vicki Hughes. The National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization honoring the above average high school stu- dents, who rate high in scholastic achievements, leader ship , character , and service . The National Honor Society gives a special service to the school yearly. They attend to many duties and are expected to set an example for other students. T-mi. t.,ii,i. ii,-Kalhf' up-4... 1 Chad Dunkle, President, Joann Hose, Secretaryg Sidney Meyers, Vice-President, Judy Washler, Treasurer. 25 YCLITH FDR CHRI T The Youth for Christ Club has been very active this year. They have had interesting meetings which consisted of some gospel songs and a good speaker. Occasionally a good film was shown. Their outside activities were attend- ing the Rallies at Fort Wayne. These were all very interesting and en- joyed by all. Our Butler Bible Quiz team made a good showing at Fort Wayne. All in all, the club which is growing is a success at Butler High School. W ,- we f -V -N Maria Gonzales, Vice-Presidentg Lloyd Webb, Follow Up Captaing Keith Sholl, President. 26 vu... DR MA CLUB Miss Blanche Griffth, Ruth King, Marletta Ault, Ricky Wilson, Judy Craig, Betty Shoudel, Louise Harrold, Nancy Casebere, Rita Husted, Linda Nichols, Anita Robbins, Sus Ann Riggs, Judy Washler, Faye Hankey, Melanie Johnson, Diane Dielman, Carla McKee, Pam Zentz. Officers: President, Carla McKeeg Secretary, Judy Craig. 27 The Drama Club is a very useful and entertaining club in our school. It puts on two skits or plays a year. This club helps the members to gain greater poise and speaking ability before a large group of people. We owe the success of the Drama Club to the efforts of it's sponsor, Miss Blanche Griffith. She deserves a vote of thanks from us all for the wonderful job she has done. BREEZE STAFF Ginger Teegardin, Sidney Meyer, Judy Washler, Keith Sholl, Carolyn Moughler, Carla McKee, Danny McBride, Linda Nichols, Dave Lane. Last minute work. Many hours of work went into com- posing the Breeze paper, but the final result was well worth all the effort. This year's paper has been a tremendous success as has been the Breeze in the past. The Breeze staff also writes articles for the Record Herald. TROP EUM STAFF Ricky Wilson, Madelon Raney, Judy Craig, Philip Shultz, Donna Miller, Darilou Miller, Anita Robbins. TOP ROWg MISS MARYETTA BOWYER, Carla McKee, Stephen Houser, Dale Haynes, Ron I-Iouser, Dave Lane, Jeri Jones, MR. JOHN FIANDT. When working with the annual staff, time is short and work is piled high. Staff members develop a sense of responsibility and urgency to com- plete all work in perfect detail. Picture each with a typewriter, stacks of books, layout forms, pencils, and rulers. Their goal is to wrap up between the covers of this book all of the fun and excite ment of the school year. L Working to meet the final deadline! F.H. . FIRST ROW: Sue Steffke, Deborah Gearhart, Carolyn Steffke, Marceil Sudborough, Nancy Casebere, Sharon Worman, Kathy Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Dianna Mack, Carol Peachy, Mary McClure, Nancy McKean, Diane Dielman, Melanie Johnson, Ella Brown, Charlotte Dohner, Miss Maryetta Bowyer. THIRD ROW: Vera Smethers Ruth King, Cherry Easterday, Deanna Dove, Jane Burkmire, Karen Thimlar, Retha Erwin, Jackie Riser. The F .l-l.A. organization represents the Future l-lomemakers of America. The members are taught the basic knowledge of homemaking, leader- ship, and the development of new horizons in living. The goals of the F.H.A. are to train the members in democratic living, better leadership, and in becoming more efficient builders of homes where love, security, and faith are realities, not dreams. Carol Peachy, Secretary, Retha Erwin, Treasurer, Ella Jo Brown, V.P.g Karen Thimlar, President. 30 F.F. . FIRST ROW: Larry Walter, Bill Husted, John Jinnings, Joe Creager, Richard Grogg, Roc Brown. SECOND ROW: Ron Shultz, Robert Antrup, Ron Houser, Bob Jennings, Roy Jennings, Roy Burltmire, Lewis West. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dennis Wolheter, Steve Surface, Gary David, Gerald Moore, Lloyd Beard, Allen Ault, Cleo Keller. FOURTH ROW: Jack Stemen, Max Ault, Keith Snyder, Dave Lane, Dave Klink, Keith Zerkle, Darwin Combs. The F.F,A, chapter of Butler High ' ' School has completed another suc- cessful year. They not only farm the Butler School Experimental Farm but they also are enrolled in many other projects concerning better ways of farming and the care of livestock. The chapter adhers to a strict par- liamentary procedure which is fol- lowed closely at all meetings and contests. Officers: Secretary, Ron Houserg President, Cleo Keller, Vice President, Dave Lane, Reporter, Gerald Moore. 31 .A.A. FIRST ROW: Joyce Culler, Melanie Johnson, Donna Miller, Jackie Lorentzen, Sallie Miller, Dianna Mack, Kris DeGroff, Kathy Laub. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Miller, Janie Betz, Dianne Dielman, Ruth King, Shirley Hullinger, Kathy Haynes, Teresa Szeman, Cheryl Easterday, Louise Harrold, Nancy McKean. THIRD ROW: Margie Bolen, Carolyn Thorp, Pat Zimmerman, Jackie Riser, Judy Miller, Karen Prosser, Sharon Wormau, Jane Burkmire, Mary Provine, Judy Stola, MRS. JENNIE WOOD. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Casebere, Judy Craig, Sara Bungard, Betty Belcher, Cheryl Baldwin, Beborah Bearhart, Mary Kay Hursh, Susan Steffke, Marceil Sudborough, Cathy Leason, Midge Jennings. This past year has been a busy one for the 40 members of G,A.A. The girls take part in several athletic activities such as swimming at the YMCA and bowling .. The girls thus ,W learn first hand knowledge of exer- cise and training the body. Judy Craig, President, Donna Miller, Sec. and Treas. , Nancy Casebere, V.P. 32 HGRLIS The chorus worked hard this past year to earn money for new robes. All members showed great enthu- siasm, and have aspired to make the Chorus better than it has ever been. This year the chorus had several solos and ensembles at the district and state contest. They also attended for the first time the choral Contest. Vera Smethers, Secretaryg Melanie Johnson, Presidentg Maria Gonzales, Treasurerg Jack Stemen, V.P.g Steve Sharp, Librar- ian. 33 SENIOR FIRST ROW: Sidney Meyer, Sunnie Miller, Diana Oberlin, Kathy Kaiser, Sara Bungard, Evelyn Herten- stein, Sheri Kaiser, Belva Mutzfeld, Madelon Raney. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Bowman, Janet Kelley, Vicki Hughes, Yvonne Jones, Anna Mae Hose, Oleta Hankey, Jerry Sherer, Chad Dunkle, Jacqueline Riser, Cindy Wilson, Marcia Meyer, Carole Bowman, Darilou Miller, Mary Livelsberger, Judy Washler. THIRD Lift those knees ! Point those toes' AN ,,,.,.y sl f- f - ., W -A U J L K K, . at ta, .W Nr, Mia. V - ,,......,,K , ' J f ROW: Linda McCann, Jerry Trostel, Ellen Sebert, Carolyn Thorp, Deborah Gearhart, Martha Hankey, Kathy Meyer, Kathy Oiler, Tom Bryant, Faye Hankey, Kathy Brand, Bill Meyer, Keith Zerkle, Larry Alwood, Les Mullet, Jim Smethers, Phillip Shultz, Carl Bryant, Alfred Sherer, Jane Yates, John' Pierce, Dave Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Lewis West, Ron Kitchen, Betty Ferguson, Steve I-louser, Mr. Morrisson. Hi-Fi-Band FRONT ROW, Kathy Oiler, Chad Dunkle, Mary Levelsberger, Darilou Miller, Carol Bowman, Sunnie Miller, Jerry Sherer, Sydney Meyer. BACK ROW: Les Mullett, Larry Alwood, Phillip Schultz, Jim Smethers, Cheryl Bowman, Vaughn Syder, Maria Gonzales, Dave Fisher, John Pierce, Carl Bruant, Frank Sherer. 35 JLINICRS Larry Alwood Barb Anderson Marietta Ault Cheryl Baldwin Lloyd Beard Larry Betz Jean Bond Cheryl Bowman Ella Brown Carl Bryant Jane Burkmire Roy Burkmire Nancy Casebere Marilyn Clear Teddy Czaja Gary David Bill Degroff Janet Dickerhoof Charlotte Dohner Chad Dunkle Retha Erwin Ronnie Fee Betty Ferguson David Fisher Roger Fisher Richard Grogg Louise Harrold Vaughn Haynes Evelyn Hertenstein Stephen Houser Bill Husted Kathy Kaiser Sandy Keller Ruth King Mary Livelsberger Dennis Mason Mary McClure Darilou Miller Donna Miller Sunnie Miller Dale Parkinson Madelon Raney Phyllis Seltenright Philip Shultz Jim Smethers Dick Smith Vaughn Snyder Karen Thimler Larry Walter Tom Wasson Janet Whitman SY Q iii Q .. , 5 1 . .mf if 1? ,:- . iS5N' '- t A rk-r 1. 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IQNIISELY 37 SCPHOMORES Connie Albert Sandy Alwood Richard Antrup Max Ault Dick Baughman Jack Berc aw Roger Bowers Kathy Brand Roc Brown Sara Bungard Bill Coleman Darwin Combs Jim David Sharon Delany Diane Dielman Daryle Doden Vincent Flueke Deborah Gearhart Gloria Hankey Anna Mae Hose Wendell Hose Janice Houser Richard Houser Vicki Hughes Mary Hursh Kent Imhoff Keith Imhoff Bob Jennings Melanie Johnson Yvonne Jones Ken Keller Janet Kelly Judy Krontz Kathy Meyer Judy Miller Tonya Miller Leslie Mullett Belva Mutzfield Craig Myers Kathie Oiler Don Oney Carol Peachy Karen Prosser Lois Provines Jim Reinoehl Jacqueline Riser Ellen Sebert Steve Sharp Alfred Sherer Jr. Betty Shoudel Mark Skinner Vera Smethers John Smith Carolyn Steffke Jack Stemen Judy Stoltz Marceil Sudborough Steve Surface Eugene Thorp Diane Trenary Mary Troyer Lana Walter Carol Wellendorf Deanna Zeisloft Pam Zentz FRESHMEN Allen Ault, Betty Bel- cher, Brinda Belcher, Paul Bemdt, Jane Betz, Joann Black, Jim Blume, Mark Bone- cutter. Robert Bovlick, Carol Bowman, Joy Brown, DeNeal Brown, DeNese Brown, Tom Bryant, Ch arles Burkmire , Mar - vin Buttermore. Phyllis Cain, Claude Combs, Joe Creager, Steve Culler, David Dickerhoof, Ralph Diehl, Barry Dohner, Deanna Dove. Todd Dunkle, Cheryl Easterday, Judy Fee, Donna Fry, David Guimmup, Oleta Han- key, Jim I-larger, Cathy Haynes. Harold Healy, Shirley Hullinger, Shirley Ann Hullinger, Sheri Kaiser Karen Kandell, Shirley Keller, Jim Kessler, Ronald Kitchen. Cathy Leason, Shurl Lechleidnar, Francis Lester, Diana Mack, Linda McCann, Nancy McKean, Marilou Mc- Collough, William Meyer. Marcia Meyer, Joanne Miller, David Miller, Wilbur Moore, Robert 7 Nichols, Diana Oberlin, Neva Olds, Max Pierson. Teresa Powell, Janet Powers, Mary Provines, Dennis Reinoehl, Doug las Riser, Robert Roose, Jerry Sherer, Nancy Short. Chuck Smith, Randy Staley, Susan Steffke, Steven Strock, Teresa Szemen, Carolyn Thorp, Terry Ulm, Sue Vogelpohl. Carl Warner, Diane Warstler, Cindy Wil- son, Terry Wilson, Douglas Winn, Sharon Worman, Jane Yates, Pat Zimmerman. f' H x gs 2, . M, 2' J KA, x .r-z ii V' Q ,,. fri: 5 u E 9 X F it . ll T ,. N. if... 'lb if is 3 . . , 1 .X xr.. xi' 3 X Y i' GRADES Mary Abell Dennis Armstrong David Arrants Tony Beard Deborah Bell Dennis Bloomfield Steve Brock Steve Brohard Lane Brown Raymond Bungard Kenny Carnahan Cheryl Cooper Linda Craig Jim Craig Linda Creager Joyce Culler Bonnie Czaja Everett Davis Kris DeGroff Mike Dielman Don Dohner Joe Dohner Robert Evanoff Joe Flueke Linda Heffelfinger Ronald Hertenstein Larry Hood Anita Houser Tim Hummons John Husted Midge Jennings Tom Jinnings Racheal Kaiser Roger Kitchen Kathy Laub Bob Lehner Sam Littlejohn Jackie Lorentzen Mike Mack David Marquart Carma Mason Ricky McCann Sallie Miller Jeff Myers Dennis Nelson Dennis Nester Ricky Parker Richard Reas Kayota Reinhart Jackie Ridge Mike Sebert Linda Sherer Shirley Shoudel Mary Smethers James Stemen Tom Stemen iiir risri ll ff . ,. ' X A 1 Q :ig es fsrr S Q. rwflgifx ,-N wi Sharon Thimlar is Shirley Trenary Steve Tucker Nancy Washler Suzie White Q 43 Connie Albertson Larry Armstrong Paulette lgle Steve Baughman Ronald Bearss Larry Berndt Perry Bonecutter John Bowers Rick Bowers Tom Bowman Shawn Campbell Stanley Campbell Janet Capp Melanie Carnahan David Cather Lana Combs Debbie Conley Judith Cook Nancy Culbertson Danny Dickerhoof Diane Diehl Barbara Eakright Larry Fee Richard Fisher Gary Flood Dianne Gach Steve Gaiken Paul Gibson Kathy Cinder Patsy Gipple Sandy Gonzales Steve Groff Charlene Graves Donna Guy Nancy Hankey Jacqueline Hook Randy Houser Clayton Hursh Michael Kaiser Alan Keep Marie Krontz Michael Krontz Carolyn Lehner Dick Mack Martha McCol1ough 5 Becky Miller Vincent Miller Earl Mutzfeld Donny Oney Noah Patton Randy Peterson Dennis Pugh Mike Richards Jerry Raney Billy Roose Thomas Rosenberry Janet Sebert Peggy Short Darlene Sickafoose Linda Snyder Jeffrey Snyder Karen Stemen Carol Stevenson Tony Teutsch Roger Thimlar Nancy Ulm Rex Vogelpohl Janie Wallace Jerry Walter Larry Warstler Michael Wasson Jerry Webb . 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F k A KR my :hx Rita Webb yy 'Q' Billy Welendorf L L , C0u1'te5Y of Diane Womaan , ' MEYER's SUNOCO H .. 45 ' ' ' 1 '+A WE LUCK TO THE FUTURE SCHCOL ., .S .Mit 5,1 W' M, . . ,W-I A GPX-3 YW SEATED Left to Right are: Walter Reinhart, Franklyn Sechler, Frank Laub, Wendell Cooper, Delbert Washler, Keith Culler, and Joseph Parshall. The Board of Education is the agent responsi- ble for establishing and appraising the educa- tional activities of our public school. The citizens on the Board have regular meetings and outline the policies of the overall pro- gram. We, the Seniors of Butler High School, Wish to express our appreciation to the School Board . Through their careful administration, we have been able to attend a well-functioning school. Courtesywof DR. DARRELL O, MILLER Optometrist Nh Mix -... BGARII Left to Right are: Walter Reinhart, Vice-Presidentg Franklyn Sechler, Presidentg Wendell Cooper, Secretaryg Joseph Parshall, Treasurer. Our School Board has created a pro- gressive program for school improve- ment. Building additions are to be made continually, and old equipment is to be replaced by new. The new elementary building is only the beginning of the future plans for progress. Courtesy of R. L. Barrett 5 TO S1 STORES Janitors Cooks 'Ll if Mr. Gus Bridgewater, Barney Dielman, and Bert Mrs. Eleanor Pleunik, Glendoline Cinder, and Moughler. Mrs. Dolores Miller. Bus Drivers Janitor Ivan Parkison, Earl Mast, Floyd Keller, Al Brown, Mr. Clyde Chandler and Al Brown Carl Edds, Herb Freidenberger, Glen Jennings. Courtesy of INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. STU DE T WGRKER Student Cadets are: Marietta Ault, Anita Robbins, Ginger Teegardin, Judy Craig, Carla McKee, and Ricky Wilson. Monitors are: Dale Haynes, Dave Lane, Retha Erwin, Linda Nichols, Lloyd Webb, Nancy Casebere, Keith Sholl, Carla McKee, Carl Bryant, Steven Houser, Judy Craig, and Morris Walters. Cadet Teachers are: Keith Sholl, and Judy Washier. These students donated their few extra moments to help the faculty and school with their duties. 49 The Sophomore Class officers are: Craig Meyers, Ellen Sebert, Kathy Oiler, and Jack Stemen. The Junior Class officers are: David Fisher, Bill DeGroff, Marletta Ault, and Dick Grogg. The Freshman Class officers are: Sherry Kaiser, Marcia Meyer, Jim Blume, and Dennis Reinohl. 50 CLASS GFFICIER is I H The 8th Grade Class officers are: Jeff Meyers, David Arrants, Rick F WM A, Parker, and Jeff Craig. These students were selected by their classmates to lead and guide the class through problems occuring during the school year. They perform these duties to the best of their ability. Sometimes they get discour- aged, but they try to help the class struggle through. The 7th Grade Class officers are: Shawn Campbell, Darlene Sicka- foose, Diane Gach, and Donna Guy. 51 BUTLER MARCHI G BAN Flag Bearers--Maria Gonzales, Pat Zimmernang Banner Bearers--Sandra Keller, Connie Albertg Twirler--Carol Wellendorfg Drum Major--Jim Smethers. Drum Major it n The band has spent much time in the fundamentals of marching and showmanship . 5 The morale of the band is excel- , lent. The students have worked hard and learned many new things ,' ' 3 'f Next year promises to be a more outstanding year for the band. Forward march, says Jim Smethers Drum Major 52 JR. HIGH BAN FIRST ROW: Linda Sherer, Janer Sebert, Raymond Bumgard, Deborah Bell, Kathy Laub, Kayota Reinhart, Rachel Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Jackie Hook, Linda Craig, Midge Jinnings, Barbara Jean Eakright, Janet Capp Michael Kaiser, Linda Heffellinger, Richard Fisher, Alan Keep, John Bowers, Mary Smethers, Larry Hook THIRD ROW: David Marquart, Mocjae Sebert, Larry Armstrong, Jim Stemen, Paul Gibson, Rickey McCann, Denny Nelson, Steve Brohart, Bobby Evanoff, Bill Wellendorf, Jerry Raney, Steve Gafken, Gary Flood Nancy Washler, Roger Kitchen, Nancy Hankey, Dennis Armstrong, Ron Hextenstein, Tony Teutsch. FOURTH ROW Mike Dielman, Martha Ann MeC0ll0ugh, Sallie Miller, Mike Ridards, Dennis Bloomfield. The junior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Morrisson, tried to achieve greater goals this year. Even though little experienced, they made a good showing in their performance at the Spring Concert. Their next goal is to graduate to the Senior Band and to improve their musical ability. Chad Dunkle, V.P.g Cheryl Bowman, Librar- ian, Mary Livelsberger, Librarian, Faye Hankey, Sec., Kathy Oiler, Publicity Mgr.g Philip Shultz, Pres., Madelon Raney, Treas.g Jim Smethers, Drum Majorg Judy Washler, Std. Dir. Band Officers ECONOMICS SOCIAL TLIDIES GOVERNMENT With the help of a map, Mrs. Schubert explains the location of some countries that are men- ment class teaches each student the type of government that he is a part of. Mr. Gausmann teaches economics, which ex- plains the social science of making a living. Each student learns the basic idea of what is expected of him when he is out to make a liv- ing for himself. U. S. HISTORY Mrs. Schubert explains to her class the history of the United States. She tells of the early days of the country when men fought to keep our freedom and independence. Courtesy of PAUL LANE INC. tioned in the study of government. The govern- WORLD HISTORY Mr. Wilder, one of Butler s qualified History teachers, shows each student the importance of the knowledge of historical background. Each student must study conscientiously in order to grasp this subject. BIOLOGY SCIENCE PHYSICS Mr. Walter explains to his physics class the use of a new electronic instrument. They have had special trips and projects besides solving the difficult problems of physics. Mrs. Wood, Butler s biology teacher, explains the science of plants and animals. Some of the class projects include: field trips, dissecting plants and animals, and collecting different forms of life. Courtesy of T 8: M STEAK HOUSE GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMIST RY Mr. Walter is explaining the use of various chemicals. The students carry many various experiments to completion during the course of the year. The class is in a huddle now as Mr. Walter ex- plains the various types of elements and mole- cules used in the study of General Science. The class often performs many experiments in the scientific field. S '79 ,, xii? K. rn .1L,','5 I 1 I , uk .. 7505 M TH EMATICS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Advanced Algebra is taught by Mr. Walter. This uv- is a course for students interested in obtaining higher mathematical standards. There are many difficult formulas and equations to master in ' this particular field. lL... Courtesy of RECORD HERALD GQEOMET RY A I B, B I C, A I C Mrs. Jabs, the able Geometry teacher, explains to her students the proper ways to solve diffi- cult problems. Nwmmmwms K, X 1 L,,. E t 5 91 --h. ' Q ' if D- 't s r XV. r is .. 31 is if 42' 1, , Q' ..- ,L ,K Y eg r, CCMMERCE Typing is taught by Mr. Sutter. There are nu- merous students enrolled in this course. They learn the basic fundamentals of typing and also gain speed and accuracy. This is very important to being a good typist. ' x.. SENIOR MATH Mrs. Jabs, the Senior Mathematics teacher, works with each studentg showing him the proper ways to solve math problems. Through her guidance the course becomes easy. ze- 3 Isis: L Q 6 Courtesy of KAISEPUS PLUMBING and HEATING GENERAL BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING Bookkeeping is taught by Mr. Sutter. The stu- dents learn the correct ways of business ac- counting. They are also taught how to write checks and keep up to date checking accounts. Mr. Sutter is now engaged in helping one of his General Business students with a problem. Gen- eral Business is the study of business math problems. Much pencil work was involved in figuring out each problem. ' 1. ii 'Wi it LA GUAGE ENGLISH There was much emphasis put on English this year in order to better prepare many of the stu dents for college. Courtesy of HIGLEY BOOK STORE Miss Bowyer, our Senior English teacher, is ex- plaining the use of some special English terms. SPANISH This year there was a new language added to the curriculum. Mr. Sherer taught Spanish, which proved to be very interesting for many students. I am sure that the course will be much appre- ciated by the students in later years. HOME ECONOMICS Under the supervision of Miss Bowyer, the home economics instructor, the students learn es- sentials of good home living and planning. Among these are projects in sewing, food prep- aration, child care, and home management. With our modern equipment, the best methods of home living can be taught. SCHOOL LIBRARY Our library was very well supplied with new books this year. Miss Griffith, our librarian, was very helpful in getting information for reports that students were required to prepare. I am sure that her efforts were appreciated by all Courtesy of BUTLER HOTEL AND REST HOME INC. HOP Mr. Rissler, head of the shop department, teaches his boys methods of woodworking and mechanical drawing. The students take a course in learning to use all shop tools, and they are required to complete a project in woodworking . AGRICULTURE The ag students, studying under the direction of Mr. Wolheter, learn new and better methods of farming and livestock care. They also de- velop projects in the farm shop while they work with welding and torch equipment. ART Art is under the direction of Mrs. Miser. Draw- ing is not the only thing art students learn to do. Weaving, chalk drawing, figure sculpturing, and copper tooling are just a few of the many things the students have worked on this year. Art appreciation is also taught, not only to increase knowledge, 'but to make the art stu- dents appreciate the finer things of life. Courtesy of MAST MARATHON SERVICE AND AUTO REPAIR GI RL ' PHYSICAL EDUCIATIO The girls' physical education classes are being kept quite busy this year. Their activities con- sist of square dancing, basketball, volleyball, and many other events to help change their everyday routine. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Physical fitness is being stressed more than ever this year in the boys' physical education class. Other than calisthenics, baseball, and basket- ball, the boys are learning good sportsmanship. This is important to help their character de- velop. TUDE T ASSEMBLY Mr. Myers has addressed the student body many times this year. The pep talks and advice he has given is certainly most valuable to all stu- dents. I Courtesy of DAME'S CLEANERS ATHLETICS BQGSTER CLUB One of the more quiet Booster Club sessions. Tremendous school spirit is exploded at each pep session in the gymnasium before games. This session encourages all students to attend the game and support the team The Booster Club promotes good sportsmanship as well as school spirit All members of the Booster Club are required to wear white, attend all games if possible, and yell their heads off. it Booster Club officers are: Ronald I-louser bere Sec. and Treas., Tom Wasson V. P. 63 's I. x is gp l Pres. , if Nancy Case ARSITY DICK BAUGHMAN Soph. Guard LLOYD BEARD Jr. Forward JACK BERCAW Soph Guard DARYLE DODEN Soph. Center Edgerton 73 . Waterloo 49 . Harlan 69 . . . Huntertown 61 Angola 76 . . . Kendallville 58 Garrett 66 . . Auburn 94 . . Riverdale 37 . Leo ..... Churubusco . Fremont . . Ashley . . Woodlan . Avilla. . . Hamilton . Orland . . LaGrange . DICK GORRELL RON FEE ROGER FISHER COACH Jr. Forward Jr. Forward Courtesy of DAL'S NEWS STAND . . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . Butler . Butler . Butler . Butler . . Butler . . Butler . Butler . . Butler 55 53 56 62 60 70 59 78 60 VARSITY Sr. Center CRAIG MYERS Soph. Center PHIL SHULTZ MARK SKINNER Jr. Forward Soph Forward LARRY WALTER MORRIS WALTER LECHLEIDNER, BLUME Jr. Guard Sr. Guard SMITH, JONES STUDENT MANAGERS B-TE M Z4 , Ken Keller, Jack Bercaw, Jim Reinoehl, Terry Wilson, Dick Baughman Bob Roose Mark Skinner, Craig Myers, Daryle Doden, Richard Houser, Coach: John Maloy Edgerton 49 . Waterloo 41 . Harlan 38 ....... Huntertown 37 Angola 38 . . Kendallville 55 . . . . Garrett 48 . . Auburn 32 . . Riverdale 19 . Ik tk Angola 36 . . Leo ...... . . Churubusco . . . . . Fremont . . Ashley . . Woodlan. . . Avilla .... Hamilton . . Orland . . LaGrange ........ 'lf Angola Holiday Tourney 66 La Grange 46 ...... Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler VARSITY CHEERLEADERS E3-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Sandra Alwood, Connie Albert, Tonya Miller. FRESHMAN BASKETB LL fa. A FIRST ROW: Manager Carl Warner, Todd Dunkle, Terry Ulm, Jerry Ladd. SECOND ROW: Jerry Sherer, Randy Staley, Dennis Reinoehl, Harold Healy. THIRD ROW: Coach: Albert Jabs, Bob Nichols, Claude Combs, Mark Bonecutter, David Guinnup. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Mary Provines, Linda McCann, Pat Zimmerman. 68 ' th GR DE BASKETB LL FIRST ROW: Mgr. John Bowers, Shawn Campbell, Jerry Raney, Mike Richard, Allan Keep, Nancy Ulm. SECOND ROW: Dennis Zeisloft, Richard Fisher, Cheryl Cooper, Earl Mutzfelcl, Stanley Campbell. THIRD ROW: Coach: Kenneth Steverson, Michael Wasson, Richard Bowers, Don Oney, Larry Bemdt, Michael Krontz. I th GR DE BASKETB LL FIRST ROW: Jim Craig, Tom Jinnings, Denny Nelson, David Beard, Steven Brock, Richard Parker. BACK ROW: Mrg. Richard Reas, Robert Evanoff, Mike Dielman, Jeff Myers, Dave Arrants, Steve Brohard, David Marquart, Coach: Kenneth Severson. 69 TRACK TE FIRST ROW: Dick Grogg, Steve Sharp, Phil Shultz, Roger Fisher, John Smith, Don Curry. SECOND ROW: Randy Staley, Richard Houser, Daryle Doden, Craig Myers, Mark Skinner, Rich- ard Baughman, Morris Walter. THIRD ROW: Coach:-Albert Jabs, Roger Bowers, Ken Keller, Bill DeGroff, Jack Bercaw, Darwin Combs, Jim Reinoehl,, Dennis Reinoehl, Coach: Richard Gorrell. Cross Country Team Golf Team ',. Willa. FIRST ROW, Don Curry, Les Mullet, Morris Walter, Dave Fisher, Craig Myers, Morris Walter, Coach: Steve Sharp, Claud Combs, SECOND ROW, Jack Kenneth Severson, Jack Bercaw, Jim Reinoehl, Bill Bercaw, Jim Reinohl, John Smith, Phil Schultz, Rog DeGroff. Fisher, Bill DeGroph, Darwin Combs, Coach, Mr. Albert Jabs. 70 ASEB LL TE SVS fav' h ,N ff' I FIRST ROW: Morris Walter, Jack Bercaw, Dennis Reinoehl, Larry Walter. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Beard, Charles Burkmire, Craig Myers, Terry Ulm, Terry Wilson, Richard I-Iouser. THIRD ROW: Mark Skinner, Randy Staley, Daryle Doden, Jim Reinoehl, Bob Roose. Coach: John Maloy. JR. HIGH FOOTB LL TEAM FIRST ROW: Dave Cather, Jerry Raney, Stanley Campbell, Richard Fisher, Jim Craig, Tom Jinnings, Dennis Blommfield, Vincent Miller. SECOND ROW: Steve Tucker, Richard Parker, Jim Stemen, Denny Nelson, David Beard, Steven Brock, Michael Krontz. THIRD ROW: Everett Davis, Steve Brohard, Larry Bemdt, Bill Wellendorf, Michael Dielman, Jeff Myers, Don Oney, J ack Lehner. 71 CONVOCATIONS The facts and fallacies concerning holding school assembly by Chuck Naidle, a Wisconsin snake charmer and lecturer. Each year the Student Council sponsors numerous convocations to be pre- sented before the student body. Each one is brought before the Council and voted on by its members with the consent of Mr. Johnston. We, the members of our school, wish to thank the Student Council for presenting such entertainment. They have also proved to be very educational. The Borden Bell Ringers presented hymns and popular music played on old school hand bells and numerous other articles. Courtesy of AUBURN MERCHANTS ASSC. reptiles were presented to a breath- GRADES Mr. Robert Pleunik, elemen- tary school principal, is ever occupied with both his super- visory responsibilities and tho se of managing the cafe- teria. Mrs . Karen Sevexson Mr. Robert Pleunik Mrs. Karen Severson, our school nurse, not only effi- ciently tests all students and attends them in case of emergencies, but she is also secretary to Mr . Pleunik, elementary principal . ' Courtesy of DAN JONES NEON SIGNS ' H 'T ' ' .gms h1w+1rq1ymmgesa f ' W wwfwwmrfwmnrg ' 1 WW H 'r ' r -fr 1 4 ELEME TARY TEACHERS MRS. IRIS BYRNE North Bay Teachers College Major: Education MRS. EVELYN CAMP Manchester College, B.S. in Elementary Education Major: Education MRS. CATHILENE GLEASON Univ. of I11., Ball State B.S. Master Rating, Indiana Univ. MRS. ELLEN GOBEL Marshall Univ., Graduate work at Ball State, Bach. of Arts Major: Elementary Ed. MRS. ROSE GRAI-IM I,U,, Manchester, B.S. Extention St. Francis MRS, ALICE GRUBE St. Francis, B.S., Ind. Univ. Ball State, Master Rating Courtesy of NORRIS CHAPEL AND WATERLOO M,Y,F, MRS . LOIS KING St. Francis, B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education MRS. FLORACE LEMLEY Tri State, B.S. in Education St. Francis MR. CHARLES HAMPEL Ind. Central, B.S. Major: Elementary Education MRS. NANCY IRVIN Ball State, B.S. Major: Elementary Fd. Master MRS. LINDA LONG MacMurray College for Women Bowling Green State Univ., B.S. in Elementary Ed. Major: English MRS. DOROTHY NEWMAN Ind. Univ., A.B. Major: Education, Sociology Courtesy of UNIVERSAL TOOL AND STAMPING CO. INC. MRS. PATRICIA OTTO Carson-Newman College, B.S. in Elementary Education MISS ARLENE OVERHOLTZ Ind, Central College, B.S. in education Major: Elementary Education MISS ETHEL SMITH Fort Wayne Bible College, B.S. Major: Elementary Education MRS. GLADYS STOLTZ Marion College, A.B. St. Francis College Major: English and Social Studies sxva MRS. GRACE STROH St, Francis, iB.S. Elementary MRS, ELIZABETH SUNDHEIMER MRS. JANE WINSLOW Education Kent State Univ., B.S. in Ball State, B.S. Major: Social Studies Elementary Ed. Major: Elementary Ed. Courtesy of CRANE EDMUND CORP. as ....,. .r S V 9 5' .L X ai sq -1.,,s I 121 sw-L.-if :,. b ::' x in 3 1' ur ' if ,ir af Lx X sfi J H Fl :F A-v 'S fd, 4 if H, 0 Mm . ,ji-Qs, ., .4 .sk W' R liili :-:: 1 :'E:' f zzr zzz . f V. ,- Q ' frz f 4 '5 y . Q Q Q 'Q Q.. 1 if ff, 9 . ' 4' .f T iee A A ff' T f -f? s Y J 1A,.., ,T vii Q Q ,.., -. any-fr - 3.5 :.:- ,,.. .Tn . . a v-v ,M Qs, Q.. , ,Q is 3. 5: , z is rs 2 'Z' 'm ..iliir s, A li JA W Q if A V '--9:::: '1i ' r 2 C I 5' , L T lv, T v - e if f rr T v I h 'L' gl I -i v , ,, ll V J '3 - 1 ,Xml ss. 53. I Z l f it X fxr f MQQ 'T r R' . I K 1 - 1 J f I ,K A - ' -, :I WL . 'K . ' J, , , 'S it 1 if limi F 'J -4 A 1 ' Y' ' was T 'if ' i ff vi' ,T ,f Ugg, kj . R if . M , i. 4-HE -A m gigsfd NA gg ,Ns V., 1 to h me . 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Cynthia Mock, Kathleen Mock, Paul Mock, Lloyd Morrow, Kent Meyers, Bobby Obendorf, Dennis Oberlin, Craig Parshall. Walter Prosser, Linda Ray, Sheila Reinoehl, James Ridge, Thomas Seltenright, Vicki Sherer, Mary Shoudel, Jerry Shoudel. Cynthia Staley, Jack Steckley, Steven Thimlar, Karen Thorp, Ron Walter, Rosanne Webb, Patricia Wegmann, Karin Whitfield. Janalee Whimaan, Gary Willibey, Jody Wilson, Darla Vachon, Carol Vogelpohl. GRADE FIVE Mike Abell, Keith Anderson. Darlene Armstrong, Jane Arrants, Aaron Bell, Teresa Bellamy, Randy Bercaw, Craig Bemdt, Steven Boyer. Guy Boylan. Joe Bowman, Kristine Brand, Patty Buttermore, Margaret Chapman, Larry Cook, David Davis, Bobby DeGroff, Wesley DePew, Ronald DePew, Jill Dielman, Ted Everetts, Mona Rae Fee, Stephen Flood, Gary Fuleki, Christy Fuller, Ricky Fuller, David Gibson, Kerry Ginder, Diane Groff, Bonnie Hankey, Kathy Houser, Kevin Houser, Jerry Hullinger, Janet Jennings. John Jones, Linda Kandel, Linda Keller, Steven Kelley, Keith Kessler, Stephen Keuneke, Rodger Kinney, Ricky Kitchen. Rodrick Knox, Rosemary Martz, Anna McBride, Micheal Meyer, Rex Miles, David Miller, Douglas Miller, Virginia Miller. Roger Morrow, Terry Mullett, Loma Mutzfeld, Pamela Myers, Charlene Nester, Christine Obendorf, Rex Obendorf, Cynthia Peterson. Bemard Pleunik, Gerald Relyea, Gary Richards, Debbie Ritenour, Dennis Robbins, Nancy Rosenberry, Carol Lambert, Marilyn Shultz. Brian Sickafoose, Dennis Smethers, Gerald Suntken, Lindia Suntken, Craig Smith, Philip Szeman, DeWayne Trenary, Deanna Upp. Douglas Upp, Patty Vose, Philip Vose, Kenneth Warstler, Ann Warstler, Deo Wasson, Dale Wegmann, Carol West. Bonnie Wilson, Charles Wilson, Carol Worman, Darlene Zimmerman. GRADE FOUR Larry Abell, Rodney Alwood, Micheal Anderson. Candy Beebe, Dinah Bell, Brad Bowman, Dennis Brock, Mark Brown, Dianne Bungard, Teressa Bungard, Margaret Burkm ire, ii xi F 'G L Y 5 x, X gi Q, so A K. 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Pamela Diehl, Gary Dove, Paul Ervin, Sharon Flood, Darlene Freeman, Nancy Freidenberger, Terry Gach, Michael Gaff. Kay Cinder, Linda Gipple, Charles Girardot, Billy Graham, Thomas Haynes, Kathy I-leffelfinger, David Heyman, Pat Hoffer. Kay Hollinger, Ruth Hose, Terry Houlton, Daniel Hughes, Jimmie Hullinger, Larry I-lullinger, Jill Hummon, Steven Jennings. Debbie Kaufman, Emerson Keep, Sandy Kelham, Debbie Keller, Normann Krontz, Phillip Krona, Philip Kubik, Karen Laub. Karen Leason, Tresa Makovicka, Michael Mast, Rex McClellan, Georgia McKean, Rickie Miles, Sandie Miller, Larry Morrow. Karen Myers, Gary Oberlin, Greg Oberlin, Gay Parshall, Noah Patton, John Peters, Ron Provine, Kay Stevenson. Linda Shoudel, Barbara Seltenright, Joyce Ray, Keith Reas, Deborah Roose, John Stolz, Jerry Strock, Fred Surface. Sharon Webb, Sherri Whitman, Nila Willibey, Richard Wilson. GRADE 3 Sharon Abell, Charles Albertson, Toni Alwood. Larry Andrew, Kevin Anglin, William Baland, David Baughman, Janie Baughman, Dennis Baughman, Ronald Beard, James Belcher. Terry Betz, Deann Bonecutter, Deborah Brunson, Jimmy Burkmire, Kelly Carnahan, Thomas Clenney, Ronald Coats, Nikki Coll. Carolyn Combs, Darrel Conley, Cheryl Cook, Ruth Crowl, Michael Culbertson, Margo Dielman, Daryl Dove, Charles Ervin. Marc Gearhart, Larry Gump, Dean Hankey, Dennis Harger, Karen Heffelfinger, Kim Hendrickson, Cynthia Heyman, Jimmy Hopkins. Susan Hose, Mark Houser, Marsha Hulbert, Renee Johnson, Timothy Kaiser, Dennis Keller, Thomas Keller, Linda Kessler. William Kinney, Karen Kline, Thomas Lambert, Vickie Lapp, Loretta Larkin, Roberta Mack, George Martinez, Donald Martin. Rita Martin, Charles: Maru, Nancy Miller, Dennis Mock, Judy Myers, Kathy Noragon, Patricia Obendorf, Nadene Patton. Joan Prosser, Alice Potts, Kathy Ray, Terry Relyea, Judy Rickets, John Riser, Jean Rosenberry, Diane Sebert. Linda Warstler, Roger Webb, David Whitfield, Debra Whitfield, Henry Willard, Dennie Wilson, Daniel Winn. GRADE 2. Ruth Angelone, Jeffrey Ball, Rex Bercaw, Curtis Bemdt, Connie Bloomfield, David Bowman, Sandra Brock, Kevin Campbell. Brooks Cook, Jeremy Cox, Charles Dull, Rebecca Ervin, Marc Everetts, Myrna Fee, Floyd Fowler, Kip Cinder. Linda Girardot, Dickie Graham, Jennifer Graves, Donald Guy, Nicholas Heyman, Mary Holt, Raymond Hopkins, Helen Hose. Gregory Krontz, Rickey lvill Houlton, Ricky Houser, Rowena Houser, Vickie fr il Houser, Peter Kaiser, A, Kedric Koeppe, Vickie X Kelly, Ann Knox. Courtesy of W. M.. MUTZFEILD AND SONS INC. - A ,Q 5 Y g -9 Q ss in , ' ,,,,rf,.b '. s' -s . Q9 Z 30 P E ,ik-v-I ,K ij 9- A 'fn .L . wx Q :A if Hg, QA 'A .1 I 1 1 A K Q, it It ': 5 1.L ,L as y ,- ,a l B N ' of z 5' , A -dw 3 A' ,. -- ,f sf a W r L ,fr ,,,..,s, A, A 'm I E ' ., r i I -' ff, .- E ,,., bg., A Lg bw an 'Q f' in fx l , ,W , F ag 121, r ,gl 'Ml 5 Z . . X. 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M, H- A I uv L A' P! ,v.' 1 1- in 9' X A K ,Marv-,M y ,Mg 1 K ,VVV .Q Q-ki vll. , , Ifxilklr H ,, 5' i Q all r,fsff.. -swf . 1 of m,,. In g . L. 5 . T ' W, .I Il, i. Fl . E b g 1- ' ..' A . 'K ,. 1' if ' 2.- New R f 3 exif Y Kiwi sci ,. ,f ,i ,fri 1 Michelle Long, Ronnie Lorentzen, Neal Martin, Retha Martin, Duane McBride, Terry McClellan, Linda McClish, Mike McClure. Charles Miller, Ramona Miller, William Miles, Kenneth Morris, Kathryn Myers, David Obendorf, Diane Obendorf, King Oberlin. Cynthia Oberlin, Marc Oberlin, Lynda Ogram, Lewis Patton, Regina Pleunik, Geneva Pope, Linda Pugh, Jeffery Ritenour. Mary Lou Rohn, Kathy Roose, Clifford Shultz, Rickey Timmemian, LeRoy Thiel, Patricia Thirnlar, Rex Vogelpohl, Melody Wallace. Phyllis Waters, Keith Wegmann, Kent Wegmann, Georganna West, Teresa Wilson, Wendy Wilson, Carol Worthing-ton, Gregory Zerkle, GRADE ONE Bruce Anglin, Mickial Antnip, Gloria Baker, Nancy Baughman, Neil Bonecutter, Scott Bowman, Robert Boylan. Terry Brock, Sandra Brunson, Randy Bungard, Kathryn Bums, Chris Carder, Perry Carder, Randy Carnahan, Ricky Carnahan. Keith Carnahan, Kerry Camahan, Sherrie Caulson, Tommy Cluster, Charlotte Collins, Margaret Collins, Dennis Collingsworth, Daird Cooper. Sheri Cope, Debra Copeley, Russell Daniels, Curtis Davis, Marie Diehl, Jeffrey Dielman, Vicki DeForest, Diane Depew. Terry Depew, Terry Dirrim, Samuel Eakright, Ralph Fry, Christopher Gach, Denny Gipple, Alice Griffin, Daird Groff. Steven Hankey, Mark Heffelfinger, Mitchell Hopkins, Carolyn Hullbert, Danial Kaiser, Sherri Kaiser, Cheryl Kaufman, Mary Keuneke. 1 Courtesy of COMMERCIAL SHEARING AND STAMPING COMPANY Kevin Kimpel, Kathy Kline, Floyd Krontz, Laura Larkin, Max Lower, Mark Marquart, Gene Martin, April Maru. Mark Mast, Gregory McBride, Steven McC1ish, Dianna McKnight, David Mock, Beth Ann Myers, Ellen Obendorf, Wendy Oney. Scott Parshall, Sherry Patts, Jeffrey Ridge, Sandra Schoonover, Tammy Sherer, Pamela Smethers, Rodney Springer, Harry Gene Steckley. Michael Suntken, James Taylor, Philip Teutsch, Teresa Timmerman, Jerry Trenary, Becky Wallace, Toney Warstler, Ricky Webb. Dennis Wegmann, William West, Alan Willibey, Corrine Wright, Deborah Yoder, Bradd Zeisloft. . as K W3 'Ng e r gg A Whig .: tra . 531, 'X E , , Eh . k a Q 5 45. X Ev Q . A - :gg 'S 15115 . SQ - 1 ,. -V 113 no -Q ia P ' ' ,f 'lr Q4 4. it H 5 ti 83 HOMECOMING CONTESTANT S The contestants lined across the gym floor as the spectators voted for the candidate of their choice. HOMECOMING QUEEN Maria Gonzales, Homecoming Queen, and runnersup, Judy Craig and Janet Kelley, were very happy to hear their names called at half time. They then returned to the stage to reign over the second half of the game. CINDERELLA AND PRINCE CHARMING Every year, on October 31, a Halloween Cami val is held. The highlight of the evening is when Prince Charming and Cinderella are chosen. This year the Seniors won the contest. Carolyn Moughler and Ron Houser were the two contestants representing the Senior Class. Courtesy of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORP. A IESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR This year has presented me with numerous challenges, and 1'm cer- tain tzhe feelings are mutual with the rest of the staff. One never realizes what effort is put into a project like this until the responsi- bility is his. I am not sorry for having been presented with this job, because I feel that I have gained excellent experience in working with the staff in producing the 1963 Tropeaum. While: working together, the new ideas of each were used in our year- book, Dale, as copyeditor, wrote the very excellent articles, and Judy, as subscription manager, did an outstanding job in selling our 1963 Tropeaum. I believe Steve will do very well as editor of next year's yearbook. I wish to thank all the other staff members for the time and effort you contributed when it was needed. I could never have completed the book without your help. Also I wish to thank Miss Bowyer and Mr. Fiandt for being very patient advisors. Both of you were very helpful. This I sincerely appreciated. Finally, I would like to thank you, the subscriber. The bookk con- tent holds memories for me, as I hope also it does for you. Www D, Editor of 1963 Courtesy of MAXTON MOTORS INC. Abell, Mary 43 Albert, Connie 39,52 Albertsen, Connie 44, 67 Alwood, Larry 25, 35, 37 Alwood, Sandra 39,67 Anderson, Barbra 37 Antrup, Richard 39 Antrup, Robert 13,31 Armstrong, Dennis 43, 53 Armstrong, Larry 44, 53 Arrants, Dave 43, 51, 69 Ault, Allen 31, 41 Ault, Marietta 27, 37, 49, 50 Ault, Max 31,39 Bakle, Paulette 44 Baldwin, Cheryl 32, 37 Baughman, Richard 39, 64, 66, 70 Baughman, Steve 44 Beard, David 43, 69, 71 Beard, Lloyd 31, 37, 64, 71 Bearss, Ronald 44 Belcher, Betty 32,41 Belcher, Brinda 41 Bell, Deborah 33, 43 Bercaw, Jack 23, 39, 64, 66, 70, 71 Berndt, Larry 44, 69, 71 Berndt, Paul 41 Betz, Jane 32, 41 Betz, Larry 37 Black, Joann 41 Bloomfield, Dennis 43, 53, 71 Blume, James 41, 50,64 Bond, Jean 37 Bonecutter, Mark 41, 68 Bonecutter, Perry 44 Bovlick, Bob 41 Bowers, John 44, 53, 69 Bowers, Richard 44, 69 Bowers, Roger 24, 39, 70 Bowman, Carole 34, 41 Bowman, Cheryl 25, 34, 37 53 Bowman, Tom 44 Bowyer, Maryetta Miss 7, 29, 30 Brand, Kathy 35, 39 Brock, Steven 43, 69, 71 Brohard, Steve 43, 53, 69, 71 Brown, DeNeal 41 I DEX Brown, DeNease 41 Brown, Ella 30, 37 Brown, Joy 41 Brown, Lane 43 Brown, Roc 31,39 Bryant, Carl 23, 34, 37, 49 Bryant, Tom 34, 41 Bungard, Ray 43, 53 Bungard, Sara 32, 35, 39 Burkmire, Charles 41, 71 Burkmire, Jane 30, 32,37 Burkmire, Roy 31,37 Buttermore, Marvin 41 Byrne, Iris Mrs. 75 Cain, Phyllis 41 Camp, Evelyn Mrs. 75 Campbell, Shawn 44, 51, 69 Campbell, Stanley 44, 69, 71 Capp, Janet 44, 53 Carnahan, Kenny 43 Carnahan, Melanie 44 Casebere, Nancy 27, 30, 32, 37, 49, 63 Cather, David 44, 71 Clear, Marilyn 37 Coleman, Bill 39 Combs, Claude 41, 68, 70 Combs, Darwin 31, 39,70 Combs, Lana 44 Conley, Deborah 44 Cook, Judith 44 Cooper, Cheryl 43, 69 Cooper, Wendell 46, 47 Craig, Jim 43, 69, 71 Craig, Judy 13, 27, 29, 32, 49 Craig, Linda 43,53 Creager, Joe 31, 41, 43 Culbertson, Nancy 44 Culler, Joyce 32,43 Culler, Steve 41 Culler, Keith Mr. 46 Curry, Don 25,70 Czaja, Ronald 43 Czaja, Ted 37 David, Gary 31, 37 David, James 39 Davis, Everett 43, 71 DeGroff, Bill 37, 50, 70 DeGroff, Kris 32, 43 DeLong, Sharon 39 Dickerhoof, Dan 44 Dickerhoof, Janet 37 Courtesy of THE KNISELY NATIONAL BANK Dickerhoof, Michael 41, 69 Diehl, Dianna 44 Diehl, Ralph 41 Diehlman, Dianne 27, 30, 32, 39 Diehlman, Mike 34, 53,71 Doden, Daryle 39, 64, 66, 70, 71 Dohner, Barry 41 Dohner, Charlotte 30, 37 Dohner, Donald Jr. 43 Dohner, Joe 43 Dove, Deanna 30, 41 Dunkle, Chad 23, 25, 35, 37, 53 Dunkle, Todd 24, 41, 68 Eakright, Barbara 44, 53 Easterday, Cheryl 30, 41 Erwin, Retha 24, 30, 37,49 Evanoff, Robert 43, 53, 69 Everetts, Lee 13,23 Fee, Judy 41 Fee, Larry 44 Fee, Ronnie 37,64 Ferguson, Betty 37, 69, 70 Fiandt, John Mr. 7, 29 Fisher, David 23, 25, 35, 37, 50, 71 Fisher, Richard 24, 44, 53, 69 Fisher, Roger 24, 27, 64, 70 Flood, Gary 44, 53 Fry, Donna 41 Fuleki, Emery 39 Fuleki, Joseph 43 Gach, Diane 44, 51 Gafken, Steve 44, 53 Gearhart, Deborah 30, 32, 34 Gibson, Paul 44, 53 Ginder, Kathie 44 Ginder, Glenilene Mrs. 48 Gipple, Patsy 44 Gonzales, Maria 26, 33, 53, 67 Gonzales, Sandra 44 Gorrell, Richard 7, 64, 70 Graham, Rose 75 Graves, Charlene 44 Griffith, Blanche Miss 27, 7 Gleason, Cathilene Mrs. 75 Groff, Steven 44 Jones, Jeri 14, 29, 64 Grogg, Richard 31, 37, 50, 70 Grube, Alice Mrs. 75 Guinup, David 41, 68 Guy, Donna 44, 51 Johnson, Melanie 27, 30, 32, 33, 39 Johnston, Leonard Mr. 8, 24 Hampel, Charle s Mr. 76 Hampel, Esther Mrs. 7 Hankey, Faye 13, 27, 35, 53 Hankey, Gloria 39 Hankey, Martha 13,34 Hankey, Nancy 44, 53 Hankey, Oleta 35, 41 Harger, James 41 Harrold, Louise 27, 32, 37 Haynes, Cathy 41 Haynes, Dale 13, 29, 49 Haynes, Vaughn 37 Healy, Harold 41, 68 Heffelfinger, Linda 43, 53 Hertenstein, Evelyn 35,37 Hertenstein, Ronald 43, 53 Hoffer, Jack 14 Larry 44, 53 Hook, Hook, Jackie 43, 53 Jones, Kaiser Kaiser Kaiser Yvonne 34, 39 , Kathy 30, 34, 37 , Micheal 44,53 , Rachel 43,53 Kaiser, Sheri 35, 41, 50 Kandel, Gwyn Mrs. 5 Kandel, Karen 41 Keep, Alan 44, 53, 69 Keller, Cleo 15, 31 Keller, Ken 24, 39, 66, 70 Keller, Sandra 37,52 Keller, Shirly 41 Kelley, Kessle Janet 25, 34, 39 r, Jim 41 McCann, Ricky 43,53 McClure, Mary 30, 37 McCollough, Martha 44, 53 McCollough, Marilou 41 McKean, Nancy 30, 32, 41 McKee, Carla 12, 15, 27, 29, 48 Meyer, Kathy 34, 39 Meyer, Marcia 34, 41, 50 Meyer, Sidney 15, 23, 25, Hose, Anna Mae 35, 39 Hose, Joann 12, 14, 25 Hose, Wendell 39 Houlton, Helen Mrs. 4 Houser, Anita 43 Houser, Janice 39 Houser, Houser, Randall 44 Richard 23, 25, 439, 66 Houser, Ronald 14, 29, 31, 63 Houser, Steven 29, 34, 37, 49 Hughes, Vicki 25, 34, 39 Hullinger, Shirley 32,41 Hullinger, Shirley K. 41 Hummons, Tim 43 Hursh, Mary Kay 32,39 Hursh, Clayton 44 Husted, Bill 31,37 Husted, John 43 Husted, Rita 14, 27 Imhoff, Ketih 39 Imhoff, Kent 39 Jabbs, Albert Mr. 7, 68, 70 Jabbs, Janet Mrs. 8 Jennings, Bob 31, 39 Jennings, Midge 32, 43, 53 Jinnings, John 14,31 Jinnings, Tom 69, 71 King, Lois Mrs. 76 King, Ruth 27, 30, 32, 37, 67 Kitchen, Roger 43,53 Kitchen, Ron'35,41 Klink, Dave 15, 23,31 Krontz, Judy 39 Krontz, Micheal 44, 69, 71 Ladd, Jerry 68 Lane, David 12, 15, 26, 29, 31, 49 Laub, Frank Mr. 46 Laub, Kathy 32, 43,53 Leason, Cathy 32, 41 Lechleidner, Sherl 41,64 Lehner, Carolyn 44 Lehner, Jackie 71 Lehner, Robert 43 Lemley, Florance Mrs. 76 Lester, Frances 41 Littlejohn, Sam 43 Livelsberger, Mary 25, 34, 37, 53 Long, Linda Mrs. 76 Lorentzen, Jackie 32, 43 Mack, Diana 30, 32, 41 Mack, Mike 43 Maloy, John Mr. 8, 66, 71 Marquart, David 43, 53, 69 Mason, Carma Lou 43 Mason, Dennis 37 McAllaster, Sylvia 25 McBride, Danny 15,28 McCann, Linda 34, 41,68 Courtesy of COCA-COLA BOTTELING CO. 28, 34 Meyer, William 35,41 Miller, Darilou 29, 34, 37 Miller, David 41 Miller, Donna 29, 32, 37 Miller, Joann 32,41 Miller Judy 32, 39 Miller, Rebecca 44 Miller, Sallie 32, 43, 53 Miller, Sunnie 25, 34, 37 Miller, Tonya 39,67 Miller, Vincent 44, 71 Miser, Marjorie Mrs. 8 Moore, Jack Mr. 8 Moore, Gerald 16, 31,64 Moore, Wilbur 41 Morrison, Marilyn Mrs. 9 Morrison, Ray Mr. 8, 34 Moughler, Carolyn 16, 24, 28 Mullett, Leslie 34, 39, 70 Mutzfeld, Belva 35, 39 Mutzfeld, Earl 44,69 Myers, Craig 23, 39, 50, 64, 66,70 Myers, Jeff 24, 43, 51, 69, 70 Myers, Kent Mr. 5 Nelson, Dennis 43, 53, 69, 71 Nester, Dennis 43 Newman, Dorothy 76 Nichols, Linda 12, 16, 27, 28, 49 Nichols, Robert 41,68 Oberlin, Dianna 34, 41 Oiler, Kathie 34, 39, 50, 53 Olds, Neva 41 Oney, Dan 37 Oney, Donald 44, 69, 71 Otto, Patricia Mrs. 77 Overholtz, Arlene Miss 77 Parker, Richard 43, 51, 69, 71 Parkinson, Dale 37 Parshall, Joseph Mr. 46, 47 Patton, Buford 44 Peachey, Carol 30, 39 Peterson, Randy 44 Pierce, John 16, 35 Pierson, Max 41 Pleunik, Eleanor Mrs. 48 Pleunik, Robert Mr. 74 Powell, Teresa 41 Powers, Janet 41 Prosser, Karen 32, 39 Provines, Lois 39 Provines, Mary 32, 46, 68 Pugh, Dennis 44 Raney, Jerry 44, 53, 69, 71 Raney, Madelon 25, 29, 35, 37, 53 Reas, Richard 43, 69 Reinhart, Kayota 24,43, 53 Reinhart, Walter Mr. 46, 47 Reinoehl, Dennis 41, 50, 68, 70, 71 Reinoehl, Jim 23, 39, 66, 70, 71 Richard, Michael 44, 53, 69 Ridge, Jack 43 Riggs, Susann 16,27 Riser, Douglas 41 Riser, Jackie 30, 32, 35, 39 Rissler, John Mr. 9 Robbins, Anita 16, 27, 29, 49 Roose, Billy 44 Roose, Robert 41, 66, 71 Roose, William 44 Rosenberry, Thomas 44 Schubert, Madeline Mrs. 9, 25 Sebert, Ellen 25, 35, 39, 50 Sebert, Janet 44, 53 Sebert, Mike 43, 53 Seltenright, Phyllis 37 Severson, Karen 74 Severson, Ken 9, 69, 70 Sharp, Steven 33, 39, 70 Sherer, Alfred Mr. 9 Sherer, Alfred Jr. 34, 39 Sherer, Jerry 35, 41, 68 Sherer, Linda 43, 53 Sholl, Keith 17, 24, 25, 26, 28, 49 Short, Nancy 41 Short, Peggy 44 Shoudel, Betty 27, 39 Shoudel, Shirley 43 Shultz, Philip 23, 25, 29, 34, 37, 53, 64, 70 Shultz, Ronald 17, 31 Sickafoose, Darlene 44, 51 Skinner, Mark 23, 39, 64, 66, 70, 71 Smethers, Jim 34, 37, 52, 53 Smethers, Mary 43, 53 Smethers, Vera 30, 33, 39 Smith, Charles 41,64 Smith, Ethel Miss 77 Smith, John 39, 70 Smith, Richard 23, 37 Snyder, Jeff 44 Snyder, Keith 17, 31 Snyder, Linda 44 Snyder, Vaughn 35, 37 Staley, Randy 41, 68, 70, 71 Sechler, Franklyn 46, 47 Steffke, Carolyn 39 Steffke, Susan 30, 32, 41 Stemen, Jack 31, 33, 39, 50 Stemen, Jim 43, 53, 71 Stemen, Karen 44 Stemen, Tom 24,43 Stevenson, Carol 44 Stolz, Gladys Mrs. 77 Stolz, Judy 32, 39 Strock, Steven 41 Stroh, Grace Mrs. 77 Sudborough, Marceil 30, 32, 39 Sundheimer, Elizabeth 77 Surface, Steven 31, 39 Sutter, Franklyn Mr. 9, 23 Szeman, Teresa 41 Teegardin, Ginger 17, 28, 49 Teutsch, Anthony 44, 53 Thimler, Karen 30, 37 Thimler, Roger 44 Thimler, Sharon 43 Thorp, Carolyn 32, 34, 41 Thorp, Eugene 39 Trenary, Diane 39 Trenary, Shirley 43 Trostel, Jerry 17, 23, 35 Troyer, Miriam 39 Trumbull, Vicki 17 Tucker, Steve 43, 71 Ulm, Nancy 44, 69 Ulm, Terry 41, 68, 71 Vogelpohl, Rex 44 Vogelpohl, Sue 41 Wallace, Carol 44 Walter, Burmell Mr. 10, 55, 56 Walter, Jerry 44 Walter, Lana 39 Walter, Larry 31, 37, 64, 71 Walter, Morris 18, 23, 24, 25, 49, 64, 70, 71 Warner, Carl 41,68 Warstler, Diana 41 Warstler, Larry 44 Washler, Delbert Mr. 46 Washler, Judy 18, 25, 27, 28, 34, 49, 53 Washler, Nancy 43, 53 Wasson, Michael 44, 69 Wasson, Tom 23, 24, 37, 63 Webb, Jerry 44 Webb, Lloyd 18, 26,49 Webb, Rita 44 Wellendorf, Carol 39,52 Wellendorf, William 44, 53,71 West, Louis 18, 31, 35 White, Susan 43 Whitman, Janet 37 Wilson, Cindy 34,31 Wilson, Ricky 18, 27,29, 49 Wilson, Terry 41, 66, 71 Winn, Douglas 41 Winslow, Jane 77 Wood, Jennie 32, 10 Worman, Diane 44 Worman, Sharon 30, 32, 41 Worthington, Patricia 44 Yates, Jane 34,41 Zeisloft, Deanna 39 Zeisloft, Dennis 44, 69 Zeller, Ernest Mr. 4 Zentz, Pamela 27, 39 Zerkle, Keith 18, 31, 35 Zimmerman, Pat 32, 41, 52, 68 Courtesy of MARSHALL CLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO. 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