Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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Pupils entering Chesterton High School for the first time and those who come daily unfailingly comment on the courtesy and helpfulness of each student and teacher. I-1 -l ku CLASSROOM LIBRARY GYM HALLS NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE You may be lounging in The SCOOP room or cramming for a TesT buT you are never alone aT C.H.S. WheTher you are working on a Theme in The library or iusT vvasTing Time in The halls, someone is near aT hand To answer The smallesT quesTion or enTer inTo a ThoughT provoking conversaTion. WheTher cheering The school Teams on To vicTory or pracTicing Tor a vicTory of your ovvn, Things cannoT be done alone and sTill be done well. The sTudenTs of C.H.S. know This and are consTanTly proving iT by working TogeTher and performing To The besT of Their abiliTies. ff . 6955 f , 1- ff,-. X f A f f: Y g f.:-'ask ' . , A 2 'QW' Q. I kw.zf.'1a, 46 'J-'g.., Mu Mwuuix Lfhwwia nx.1.1.52 awuwn k W .Cnc-na: M ,f. Men., - nfawsslps . 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The freshman and sophomore classes study personal and social rela- tions, planning, preparing, and serving meals, cloth- ing for the high school pupil, planning the food needs of the family, health and home nursing, and care and guidance of children. The iunior and senior classes study home and social relations, housing the family, solving clothing problems, consumer buying, child welfare problems, and careers in home eco- nomics. This year Mrs. Winifred Weidman is in charge of the kitchen. Mrs. Weidman has taught at Chesterton for three years. This is the first year of teaching at C.H.S. for Miss Nancy Wean. Miss Wean supervises the sewing room. IN THE SHOP AND KITCHEN ...THE WAY TO A MAN S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH The merits of Chestertons Industrial Arts Depart ment are shown in the quality of the work that comes t ot t Cedar chests bookcases lamps and tables are among the many useful products that the boys can make in the shop Mr Charles Allegree and Mr Carmen Ponader are in charge ot the two shops at Chesterton There are six semesters of shop offered These courses pro gress from elementary woodwork to advanced shop work metal work machinery work and advanced shop work Besides the work in the two shops Chesterton of ters two years of mechanical drawing Mr Thomas Lauerman is in charge ot teaching this course The boys taking mechanical drawing learn lettering gunning architectural drawings the first year The second year they learn assembly and detail drawings design and advanced architectural drawing Fred Proffitt and Bill Mason put the finishing touches on the cabinet they are building in shop class Patrick C0 'n0llY and Waffen H'9l'lW00d 35k Mr I-auerman TOY Bill Brooks Dennis Moldenhaurer and Norman McCorkel watcl' advice on their drawings for mechanical drawing class Bert Darling demonstrate the proper way to use the drill press 9 ou i . , , , sketching, working and pictorial drawings, and be- IN THE SCIENCE LAB. . . FUTURE SCIENTISTS WORK The fleld of physics takes n a lol fund Bob Jarroll Jerry Bucksbarg Carl Hager Rudy Van Loon John Carpenter Marcia Odds and Carole Srnnth LEFT John Dresh lends S1arre1Te Dalton a hand rn 'trying to prove a theorem for Solid Geometry class Are you sure nts supposed to do 1hal'9 Perplexed chemusfry stu dents Mary Slonf John Dresh Kaihy Carmody and Roger Case wonder what went wrong wnfh their expernments i , 1 1 1 I 2 1 , v y I 11 - 1 ff - I 1 f f Q, ' fa, Thrs year the students at Chesterton had four courses In scnence and fave In mathematics to choose from For the second year a course In general scnence was grven This course offers a smattering of many fnelds of scvence The blology classes study the basic blologucal prnncuples and the classlflcatlons of animals and plants Chemlstry students study the laws and pnncnples of chemistry the formation of elements and compounds and the general properties of mat ter Physrcs ns the study of matter and energy It takes In such sublects as weights and measures the mechanics of llqulds gasses and solids heat sound lnght magnetusm and electronics Both general mathematrcs and algebra are offered to freshmen Sophomores can take plane geometry A semester of algebra II and a semester of solld geometry are offered to punlors Sensors take algebra III for one semester and Trng onometry for the second semester The new Goldsborough Memorxal Scuence Workshop adds the long awauted facnlmes to the scrence department Bemg fmnshed thus year the greenhouse workshop wall help the chemustry as well s bvology classes. The buuldung as located south of the Hugh School TCGETHER TO soLvE NEW EXPERIMENT M' W' IN THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ALL MINDS WORKING Offnce prachce cIass means a Io? of typnng for Maxine Erickson Sandra Dawson Tom Furs? Kay Crampton and Beth Chellberg HT I+ 2+ 4 Nancy Goodlm and Maxme Erickson practice on the adding machme Kay Crampton us domg her lessons on 1he dncfaphone for offlce practice Q O Q RIG : I Z 2, 2 : , ' - In .Hit I TO ATTAIN SPEED AND PERFECTION Helplng to prepare students for thenr place un the lousuness world IS the alrn of the Busnness Department Courses from the basic fundarnen tals In General Busnness to a well rounded back ground an Business Law and Prlnclples are of fered Typlng shorthand transcruptlon and of fnce practice which are also offered are essen tral for the person who wants to wo rk as a stenographer Bookkeeping will also be put to regular use as all cornpanles have to keep a record of their dealnngs Transcrrptuon helps to build shorthand speed to a ponnt of effnclency whsle students galn skull nn the use of frequently used office machlnes nn office practlce Mary Nrlomg and Jeff Johnson show a general buslness class the correct Nay a check should be wrnlen new Jnm Medley and Ann Chellberg fake their turn at conducting the busmess prmcnples class '41, - - ,W X . . . . - W . ,S ' I I I - I I - ,,,. I x R Q ij: K IN THE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS WE FIND CO QM Claude Furnnsh learns the Importance of gestures for effectlve speeches Chesterton Hugh School otters tour complete years ot Engllsh Three years study of the Englrsh language are required tor graduatron One semester of each year as devoted to llterature Classes study the works of such authors as Poe Thurber Sandburg Emerson Tvvarn and Saroyan Second semester rs spent studyrng composrtron Stu dents learn the rules ot letter wrmng proper punctua tuon and grammar and vvrnte themes and essays The tourth year ot Englrsh rs elective Wrth a change rn teaching methods speech and grammar were taught together throughout the year Thus years class formed an lmagrnary organization to gain experience In the use of Parlnamentary procedure lts goal rs to prepare :ts pupils for the hrgher college level l ruse to a ponnt of order states Duck Burton durrng a meetmg of Munros Mental Midgets Officers tor the day are Sandy Kruse Carole Smnh Gerry Bucksbard and Fred Wrllnams 0 . -1 , ' x c Q17 ' ' ' CL' ' rflzfl - - f' Lgilf ' ,'fl,1,,g , , 15,15 , . 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I - , . 1 - 1 1 , ' X .. 4 Q ji A I W., ,, . . ,, . . . , . . , . 1 1 - A , t 5 -1 GN UNDERSTANDING WITH OURSELVES AND DTHERS Spanrsh class learned pronunclatron furst hand when the class had a Spanish speakung vnsttor Molly Dale Carol lssacson and Debra Kessler follow the words as they are pronounced correctly Petra Manning and Judy Wuletrch learn QM' Latun rs the Classrcal language taught at Chesterton H I g h School Besides studyrng the If!!! congugatrons declensrons dn' ferent parts of speech and vo cabulary students learn how a knowledge of Latun wall rn crease therr understandrng ot Englrsh Through the translatron of stones they learn the hs tory and customs ot ancrent Rome Second year Latun classes study Caesars Gallic War Spanrsh students learn the language ot our nerghbors to the south To do thus they spend two years studyrng vocab ulary pronunciation conlugatlons and uduoms Startrng wuth Buenos dnas the Spanrsh students progress untul they can carry on a conversatuon wrth a person from a Spanrsh speaknng country the use of the future mfrnrtrve rn second year Latrn class loess-E53 I r . , . - tt ' H - , gms e 242 ' ' f xg V I eww ' - . . Kuna 1 1 ' -' ' ' I - J' , I 1 l ' . , . , ,,.,.-uf' f ' ' , 'llfm f ,vl! . 1 'inf f N 4 -Ki' IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT W Mandy Brown and Judy Anderson show a Unuted States hlstory class where Indnana was located an the Northwest Terrttory Students Ime up to regtster for the Com Ing student counctl electrons Jost ag In CIVIC OIecttons reglstratton ts a requtre ment tor vottng The Department of Socual Studtes refers to sublects from World I-Itstory the study of an cuent mednevaI and modern history to the study of the framework and functsons of our government tn Clvlcs In Unlted States I-Iustory we learn about the exploration and growth of the Unnted States nn relatlon to the rest of the world and we have a semester devoted to the history of Indiana In World Geography All of these combune to help us better under stand the world ID whtch we Iuve and prepare us tor soIvung our own problems ID the future Q . 1 i ,. MM. R Q 1 Z . . - , E , I t 1 if ,I ' I Q I . . . t 1 , ,h,..-no-1 t A I ' LEAR FROM THE EXPERIENCES OF OTHERS ! f Sally Osterman and Ollre Fancher poxnt out Australra to the geography class w ne they learn a out down under U M-ua lie mf Nlr Munro helps Darlene Johnson and Dxck Neal fund the precnnct they lnve rn The crvrcs classes spent two weeks learn Ing the how where and Whys of votmg Student Councul electron gnves us a chance to put to use all we have learned about reglsternng and votlng Martha Sfumph comes out of the votlng booth knowang that she has voted nn secret 1 ' we 'U' IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT . Wanda Medley decades agarnst trymg for a low prtch av-.-o'3U Beth Parker and Kathleen Grau try to out maneuver an opponent In a game of soccer Together Mrs Janet Davrs and Mr Evar Edquust head the Chesterton physical educatlon department Aslde from havrng fun we unconscrously learn good sports rnanshup and how to get along with others We de velope more mature trarts physrcally and mentally which wlll produce well rounded cltrzens Sports as a whole follow the seasonal trends baseball In the tall basketball durrng the wmter and track m the sprung Secondary sports tennrs archery badminton volleyball and soccer are mrngled with the mann sports to offer varrety and a chance for everyone to put forth hrs best abllltres PLEASURE MINGLES WITH WORK ne Two one Two one two Callsfhemcs play a b g part In the gym program Boys of second perlod gym class avvaul The basketball so Thar play can resume Don Nlefzner funds Tha? :T s harder To touch your Toes Than :T looks 10 IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRACTICE The band Innes up and re pares for another hour f marching practlce The boom of th bug bass drum IS a famnllar sound to CHS students and to townspeople Izvmg near the school Unis Judy Kara Joan Logan and Claudna Blackard three of the fave band rnalorettes practlce their routlnes together Q 0 O 'Hs . p h 5 V eff. 0 . NJ X A' V I xxx! E . . .. I I 4 I .1 I' I I . I , I I I - - I . AND PATIENCE PRODUCE HARMONY Chesterton High School has music from one end to the other, The chorus meets daily in room 36 on the east side of the old building One of their progects this year was buying new uniforms Instead of the traditional robes they wore blue blazers with the chorus emblem on the pocket The band meets in room TTA at the west end of the new building Their agenda for the year included marchino in parades and playing in con certs and music contests The combined effort of the band and chorus resulted in a large concert highlighting the musical year re W lliams looking spired plays the piano for the chorus The chorus practices a song for one of ts concerts if 4 05, is E, s E? ui, 5 , ff J HJ- ., ,i Wiikwalw 'YQ M., MT f-1. sm, 5 , if R515 4 W5 ww .v . J HW fx PII, K o Q 1 I Q v s ,4 DANCES ' L4 DEMocRAcY . Q' -i,,,s- r DRAMATICS at ' 'f- A' 1, Alllllluw. ,g QM. ,- 3, F' M wa VW 1 s.-3 ' Q 1 n,, I N 9 t v .4 G A-'X i A J,-0 I ,425 ,,i ' 6 -w-qi, iisl 4 1 -w v ' uf STUDENTS, THEMSELVES, 'P' DEMONSTRATE FRIE DLINES Friendliness greets you everywhere at Chesterton High School, Whether you are a student ot the school or an outsider you are welcomed on the dance floor at any of the annual dances sponsored by the various school or- ganizations. Because ot this general harmonious atmos- phere, student elections and talent shows are able to be held without strict supervision and students learn more responsibility. This triendliness on the part ot the pupils, also, encourages the faculty members to willingly sponsor extracurricular activities. DEMOCRACY FINDS ITS PLACE W3 HERE LIE! DEADPAN VHO DlDtl'T VQTE F09 Karen Kieldsen, campaign manager, is all aglow for Jo. Jo, of course, means Jo Ann Wallace, presidential candidate. Dick Didelot, vice presidential candidate, and Mary Slont, his campaign manager, make sure Dick's poster is hanging straight. WHEN YOURE HEHDING Jf.Qlllll.l5 Milli f VEEP Contrary to tradition, Student Council officers were elected in tlte spring instead of the fall. Dick Krieps won over Jo Ann Wallace in a class presidential race. Dick Didelot was victorious in the vice presidential race against Karin Miles. MIDST STUDENT ELECTIONS After Dick Didelot's resigna- tion, the council elected Ray Crampton, acting vice president. The members also elected Pat Burnside to serve as secretary. Planned activities for the year included revising the student guide book, writing a book on student etiquette, and combined meetings with student councils from other schools. Ambitious campaign workers combine work and play while they paint pos- ters, make campaign buttons, and trY their hand at writing political speeches. Kal., Krieps will give you security promises one of the many posters for Dick Krieps, Among Dick's supporters were Pat Burnside and Tom Furst, his campaign managers. Joyce Lanahan tapes up a poster for Karin Miles, vice presidential candidate. Joyce, campaign manager, declares that she'd walk a camel for Miles. TJWHUK CHMEL FOR ILES . J. 4' , f- . i ' J? 2 ' ' , , fl an 4T'Wf-iatft-...Q ',' 3 , , ' M Karin Q.. We 1 This year the curtain went up on the 15th Annual Opportunity Night. Eighteen acts were trying tor the prizes. The prizes, awarded by an audience vote, were credited to the class treasuries. Acts are divided into three categories-comedy, solo, and serious. Each class in the high school and iunior high can enter three acts, Emcee's tor this year's show were Nancy Goodlin and Torn Furst. Rudy Van Loon, Karen Kieldsen, and JoAnn Wallace were assistants. The Quarter Notes from the iunior class were tops in the serious division at both performances. Second place at the evening pertorrnance went to the senior act, You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. The Hi- Fives, freshman act, was second in the afternoon. Between acts Nancy Goodlin and Tom Furst exchanged quips and talked with the audience. The Hi-Fives, Jim Cassidy, Larry Roberts, Terry Oness, Teddy Ahrendt, and Arvid Teagarden, raised the root to win second prize. STU DEN Have Bearslcin, Will Travel, won first place honors for the iunior class in the comedy divi- sion at the evening performance. The Senior Corps de Ballet was awarded first in the afternoon and second in the evening. The Per- fect Little Delinquents from the sophomore class ran off with second prize in the afternoon. Dick Burton, senior, walked off with two prizes, first in the afternoon performance and second in the evening. Kathy Kelly, baton twirl-- ing freshman, placed number one in the eve! ning. Darlene Eastman, sophomore, was second in the afternoon. li In-ai.. Eighth graders Nina Rhoda, Barbara Pheiffer, and Mary Millet sang Believe. Dick Burton, senior solo act, won first Bill Groggan's Goat had a near escape in the seventh grade comedy act, Those participating prize in the afternoon performance and were Ann Bley, Karen Krone, Cindy Brown, Darlene Donn, Sally Bley, Tim Sanders, the train second in the evening. and Jim McGroarty, Bill Groggan's Goat. i v ,N The awalted moment of the year comes and goes as couples dance at the .lunlor Sensor Prom Coral reefs sea horses and grant sea shells were combuned to make the Junuor Senlor Prom Sllhouettes At Sea the best ever A blue and whlte false celllng covered the dance floor at the Naval Armory ln Mlchlgan Cnty A large coral reef and moblle IH the center of the floor added to the theme The grand march was cllmaxed wlth the by Mr Dunbar Carol Anderson and Tom Llndqulst were crowned the queen and kung Nancy Goodlln and Bob Dudelot we re chosen prlncess and prlnce After the dance the Prom goers went to the multlpurpose room for the breakfast Tables were adorned wlth mlnlature coral reefs and bowls of llve gold fish The walls were covered wlth murals deplctung under water life SILHOLIETTES AT SEA THE PERFECT ENDING The grand march drrected by Mr Loren Betz hugh llghts Sllhouettes At Sea , , , , L Q I fl! v . . . - x- ' , , 4 , 1,7 . BW I I f announcing and crowning of Prom royalty I , . if n I Y 7 .. - - .. ,, f., , l After The prorn everyone wen? io the multipurpose room for breakfast and The ending of a perfec? night. -.AL X .-- VA 7 The lasf minute Taping on pasflng down and cleaning up are almost fnnlshed as the mob le moves unto place Hank Frlclay Allce Lewis Marlen MCMeans and Jim Medley enloy the last moments of The Prom Breakfast wi xx K p 1 , 1, ri 4 , rl , , f 4 . . . 5 f . J J ' X I' P, I ., Y, 4 , r , 4 r , l it 'I 3 V . lf We , L V ' 1. r ,M 4 :P .a 'V M' 1 'J if 0 Q A W 5 xx n ,N rfrr MA i i Y, , 2 5 ig , . SOCK HOPS RATE HIGH Sock hops rate hugh at CHS whether theyre after a blg game or lust full an empty space on the socral calendar Sometnmes there us a mann attractnon like the Coronation Hop where the basketball queen ns an nouncecl Usually though they are lust music and kids a peppy comblnatuon anyplace anyturne J r , 'W l l K yx H . . . . . ,, . . ,, . fx Lg 1 - m . . l . 4.2 The annual Fall Fiesta, sponsored by the Senior Class, ushered in the CHS social season. A fall harvest theme highlighted the decorations at the Fall Fiesta. Bright gourds and autumn leaves on the stage carried out the theme, Autumn Leaves. A colorful corn stock adorned the dance floor, where as pumpkins decked the tables. Couples whirled to the music ot Dick Anderson's band. Bids consisted ot a yellow leaf on a brown cover. FALL FIESTA Kerry Lytle seems more interested in the camera than in the conversation STARTS SOCIAL SEASQN Charles Peters Bev Cline Chuck Alice Lewis serves cider and donuts to the boys during intermission fha Fall Fiesta 'sn- R I .L Nm Babcock and Patsy Flynn share a table at Va y a O A I Q , I V KVV 5 t y me M 5 . 5 . . - . . . E A E Y X I . A . I 5 V ' rl A 'nfl t 1, H .M ATM , if W-.g,, f -1 A i 1 t Q. A A '1',.',7.l sl at ' l I L :. I I .1 3 3 ,A .,,7.,, V. J. 'Ib' 3 Sonree Parxsuenne brought Gay Parte to Chesterton Hugh School Mmm: Pape could not resust the temptahon to see what was un wrne bottle The stdewalk cafes of Parts came to lnfe at the YTeen and Marljo Dale share a table at the Solree Parnslenne 'S SEMI FORMALS TH W THE av., 01 JJ 41 Q, bp? Rucker Don Carpenter Bob Lawson Dwnght Amelxng and Steve Dutton patronize thts world wade attractaon s dance Btll Andershock Marea Cox Dan Zurkel E , T t 5 ,, T T, , Y .R ,V , K ' T 5 6, 0 u' ' W .J 4-'J , A The refreshment table is just as popular in Paris as if is in the United States. Dick 4 5 '2 , X f v- ' . ,K K ,M , f Ay gs, , 1 f 1 rf T KL , 'T Q st f so WI TER S CGLD Chrrstrnas Carousel was the theme of the GA A Chrustmas dance An old fashioned Chnst mas tree brought out the Splfll of Christmas whale a lustrous carousel In the center of the floor carrred out the theme In gold mint green and whrte Cen terpleces of mrnlature carousels trees and animals were placed on the tables Santa Claus announced Bob Drdelot GAA Pm Up Boy Also competrng for the honor were Duck Krreps Jerry Meyne and Rudy VanLoon Frank Baranowskls band provided the music TOP The gold green and whlte carousel was the center of at tractlon at the Christmas Carousel BOTTOM Santa presents a grft certrflcate to Bob Dvdelot GAA Pm Up Boy whsle Fran Howes wntnesses fn 1 IW Q A, ms vn- .Q Q Qi ,ff WWW- .1 M A ff, 5 fx Q sg A il '5 M my-lla MONICA SCVICH, I958-59 BASKETBALL QUEEN Queen Carol and Kung Tom dance 10 the muslc of Bull Funkey s band TCM LI DQLIIST AND CAROL Prmclpal Elmer Dunbar congraTuIaTes Queen Carol Anderson on her electmon as Kung Tom Lmdqursr looks on QW A F W 'A K .:' , . ' . A 2 . ,I H 7 if r 5 Al Li ' 5 4 . J Q A DERSQN WE R THE ROYAL CLCTH Rengn ng over The 1958 Jun1orSen1or Prom were Prlnce Bob Dndelof Queew Carol Anderson K ng Tom Lmdqulst and Pr ncess Nancy Goodlln The crowning of prom royalty at The Junior Senior Prom Took place followrng the grand march Prrnclpal Elmer Dunbar revealed The names and crowned Nancy Goodlrn pruncess Bob Drdelor prnnce Carol Anderson queen and Tom Llndqulsr krng The royalty were chosen by a vote of the rumor and sensor classes . 4', 1' I . I A y y . 'r . l A V . . ' ' 2 if s , 4' 4? A -3 ' in I Q' , r l. X . M ' E lf ' 977 V ii . 2 nf -lf i- 2 'S ,, .5 , ,iv Q15 54 wiht 'EQ if . h Q M V 'aww .. ' .235 E,-Sf?ER-ii 3137 H' ' ' ii' , ,Q,,, , K. 15.2, I e L' .gif g:.1Z:., , , W V Q K 1 1:1 2,2 V- 4 123442 'vi - 22 3 , 1, ,555 ,Q iq . FRAN HCLLETT I958-59 YEARBGOK QUEEN , A :sg is fi ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS ORDER OF THE DAY FUN WITH FRIENDS IS PART OF EVERY ORGANIZATION There is no beTTer place Than a club To make friends wiTh your schoolmaTes. WheTher you enjoy cheering The Team on To vicTory or like a friendly argumenT, C.H.S. offers acTiviTies from BoosTer's Club To The DebaTe Club. For Those ThaT fall in The Technical class, The Camera and ProiecTors club are looking for you. Our clubs provide a place To make friends no maf- Ter Whaf your inTeresTs may be. fl RX 'V yy , M 5 Q ' ,mf , F Vi if ,W 5' V 1 In ,v i V ' Stop the presses! Mrs. Dold, Pat Burnside, Rudy Van Loon, and Karen Kieldsen frantically grab the pages as they fly out of the rnimeograph machine. Let's get out of here by five, pleads editor Rudy Van Loon every Wednesday night as the Scoop staff hurries to get all six pages ready for distribution Thursday noon. A fourteen-page Christmas issue, a fourteen-page April fool issue, and six, eight-page issues were the extra efforts ofthe '58-'59 staff. Ten staff members represented CHS at Indiana University's Journalism Institute where they all re- ceived awards. JoAnn Wallace was awarded the Ernie Pyle scholarship for outstanding work. During Teachers Convention, Mrs. Dolds and nine Scoopers went to Franklin College for the Indiana High School Press Association Press Conference. IL05 AN Mr, Dunbar helps Nancy Goodlin and Marcia Oddi check the school calendar in Juniors Slleffol Edwards and -lolln Peafwn Wofk On The SCOOP his office for the date of a coming event. staff so they will be prepared for the responsibility of taking over the paper next year. 4. . . s. l' L Rudy Van Loon, Editor, Karen Kieldsen and Pat Burnside, Managing Editors, and the two staffs put out thirty-three issues of Scoop this year. The two staffs alternate weeks of putting out the paper and attending journalism class. Denny Hood, sports editor, and Tom Furst, adver- tising manager, have their own staffs. Other positions on the staff are business manager, Jo Ann Wallace, Office Manager Beth Chellberg, Cir- culation Manager Sue Drozda, social editor Nancy Goodlin and feature editor Marcia Oddi. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Dold, the Scoop won first place ratings from the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. . xt, Guess what? Betty Bishop, Sue Drozda, and Linda Reed test the curiosity of the reading public as they put up signs in the annual Scoop 0 P 9 S G subscription sale. The sports staff, Monica Sovich, Dorsey Hampshire, Bob Jarroll, and What do YOU want to buy? What do you want to pay? lf you can't find Denny Hood, glue their stories to the dummy sheets so the it cn State Street try looking in lost and found. Dick Krieps, Jo Ann Wallace, and Sie,-,Cil can be CUT, Dorsey Hampshire show a few of the choice items that are in need of owners. is 5 ' T Wi. e s Surprised and pleased, Mrs. Dold cuts, the birt given her at a surprise party by the Scoop staff. hday cake r Q fs -wi' M LSI, A 0 Representing Chesterton at the Twelfth Annual Journalism xii- lnstitute at Indiana University were Pat Burnside, Tom Furst, Scre hands and inky fingers are the tell- tale signs of a Snooper that got the iob cl stapling. Karen Taylcr, Darlene Jolm' ,xx a Smq mnvl f 'ff .. Pdxlelllm Cl' if ff olllq' ds of X nexlls W OUK B ,ff f mer! m0 SOO lat Ag, f C went CN PNB' , ,fi i -X, V ,, X Qt 6 to -, . WX5 WX 30 I dsl 30 out lot Neg Stftsls Peng F' paid. SK an nxtoetlxom iv' acid wears- af 17 C7 . . , , .. ,. .,,, , ,L A is D ' H' f -- , ul A Q5 f LIBRARY CLUB Mabel Clark Sandy Dawson Jean Coambs Arlene Peterson Judy Garreh Karen Conners Mass Burrus Ted Ferffer Betty Sum mers Carolyn Ward Rlchard Sllverfhom Dave Brafcher Marsha Murawskl LIBR RY CLUB CAMERA CLUB CAMERA CLUB John Betz Charles Jackson Mr Ponader Fred Betz Leonard Boy Paul Rentschler iss fe-W fr!- : I I I I I I I ' I S mf? , V4 fs 1 g an y Q ,ve 44 v gf .ey , Q45 V if L 4 fi 'Vs 2 ' rg' ' yt ' , L . , ,iwrfirr , I PROJECTORS LUB The Prolecfson Club IS a service organnzafnon wnth a lnmnfed membership As the members are ID charge of the audlo vnsual equipment they work back stage at all school dramatic procluctlons vanefy shows and concerts They also show fllms for classes during their free hours The officers were Jack Greenwell presndenf Bull Davrs vice president and Bob Swanson secretary treasurer Mr Carmen Ponader asslsted by M Allegree sponsored the club FRONT ROW GeofSco1t Mr Ponader Rncky Hokanson SECOND ROW Frank Gas? Spencer Grau Brll Wme Make Anton Dan Kaiser Bull Blackard THIRD ROW Paul Kmola Tom Nallenweg Bob Swanson Jack Greenwell Mike Strange Chuck Babcock Fred Coombs Dave Johnson Bll Davns Charlie Jackson Tum Kent if ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . , T. , . : , . , . 1 , , 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I al Y- Four years of FBISIDQ money and working long hours are over for the Scnence Club wnth the complehon of the Goldsborough Memorial Science Workshop This greenhouse, ammal house, prolecf workshop, comblnahon wall be used by the whole scnence department Scuence Club officers were elected as follows Tom Furst treasurer Jam Haklm presldent Jack Greenwell vnce presldent and Kerry Lytle SCIENCE CLUB COMPLETES WORKSHOP FRONT ROW Leonard Grnswold Bull Hearle Mr Mead Paul Rentschler Blll Robertson Mr Wenns SECOND ROW Mr Tumer John Betz Mango Dale Susan Davus Karen Rudol Donna Dawson Mary Bradly Eruc Peterson THIRD ROW Jack Greenwell Arlene Peterson Linda Reed Carol Codd Judy Anderson Nancy Holm Sandra Pope Sharon McAvoy Charlie Jackson Dave Tldaback Dorsey Hampshire FOURTH ROW Kerry Lytle Quentm Dlllenger Pat Connelly Tom Fursf Dean Smlth Gerry Bucksbard Jam Haklun Fred Befz Jack Arvldson Mr Loof1 5 1 I 1 1 1 ' I - 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - 5 - 1 1 1 , ph, , 1 - 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 ,,,, 1 , , , . . The Goldsborough Memorual Scrence Workshop dommales the area south of ihe old bulldmg The workshop was bull? by ihe Scnence Club wnh Yhe help of donaflons of money maferlal and labor from local merchants and phllanthroplc organlzahons Marcia Odds, a first place wmner, ln Yhe scuence falr explains the pruncuple ofthe cloud chamber to Judy Kara and Tom Llpmskn .vw v , Q nf r 1 - l THE RULE OF THE GO ER ED OFFICERS Ray Crampton Actung vuce president Duck Krleps presndent Pat Burnslde secretary Chesterton s Student Council was bugger thus year than ever before Last sprung the student body voted to change the council s constitution to provide for greater representation of the students Besndes the officers and class presidents each homeroom has a representative Before the change In the constitution each class had only one representative Student Councnl met every two weeks to dlscuss school problems and arrlve at workable solutions The mann prolect of the year was the revlslon of the student guide book The actlvltles of this organlzatlon were sponsored by Mr Munro FRONT ROW Mandy Brown Gall Dunn Joyce Dnlle Georgna Mickey Peg Dunn Pat Bumsxde Darlene Eastman SECOND ROW Carolyn Lewis Carole Smnth Carol Carpenter Nancy Goodlln Karen Kleldsen Sue Howard Jam Cassudy Vaughn Burnslde THIRD ROW Denny Hood Ray Crampton Mr Warren Munro Jerry Meyne Tum Bagby Ken Wallln John Johnson Duck Krxeps Terry Oness 5 5 ' , . . . z 5 1 . , . . . l, 'f N Q .Q M U . . . 1 , , -A 1 I I K , , it H K , 3 . , 1. 2 x 3 A V . 1 i f , . - ..,, . . 5 1 ' 1 1 I , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - The Natlonal Honor Socnety IS nn nts 13th year at CHS wnth 14 sensors and 7 rumors who have met the membership requlrements The membershrp ns lnmuted to 157 of the sensors and 52 of the rumors sensors have a B average for their first seven semesters and the lunlors have a B average for their turst fave semesters The high school faculty rate each student as to character leadershup and servlce A total of 20 points may be gained thus a student may obtain 4 poznts for superior schol arshup The scholarship points are doubled Four points for each of the other three qualltues may be obtarned as the hnghest possuble ratung Funal screening for membershlp us done by a com mrttee of teachers appoxnted by the prnncrpal Sensors who were unutrated when lunnors and have retanned theur membershnp the second year with their sponsor Lrllfan Sayers conduct the unmatnon ceremony an the sprung Carol Smuth JoAnn Wallace Rudy VanLoon Mass Sayers Sharon McAvoy Pat Bumsnde NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY FIRST ROW Lmda Reed Marcna Odd: Beth Chellberg Mlss Sayers Mandy Brown Kann Mules Susan Drozda SECOND ROW Duck Krleps Nancy Goodlln Peg Gardener Judy Anderson John Pearson Fred Betz Sandy Pope Kathy Carmody Dorsey Hampshire, DennyHood I as was ,, , K, I M , 3? W ,Q . . . ff ' sr ,' My ' ' sr, 5 ' j ' 0 A N Q MQ. . . . 11 ll W 1 I K W i 1 1 ,, ,s 1 r I Wg 39 1 . . ,, ,, . . . A 'X V W -3 . wx R I ' Y . . - . 1 1 1 1 1 I . I 3 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT ROW Sue Davrs Pat Flynn Bonnne Bauer Leana Meese Shrrley Rhoda Kathy Grrffln Mango Dale Sharon Ware SECOND ROW Terry Ryan Kathy Kelly Sally Muller Terr: Furst Sondra Clxne Mlm: Pape Karen Rudolph Mass Cauffman THIRD ROW Chuck Babcock Vrckl OFFICERS Dranne Jef-fery vrce presldent Mango Dale secretary Judy Anderson presrdent Shrrley Rhoda treasurer Short plays were presented at each meeting of the Dramatrcs Club by an entertannment committee In order to gave nts members practical experlence rn the Interpret mg and production of plays Try outs were held for their sprung productlon Madame Mazookas Matrl monral Bureau O O 9 l l I I - , . , 1 I n . I I I . : I I 1 - Seigh, Judy Anderson, Dianne Jeffery, Leonard Grizwold, Sandra Pope, Lowell Chellberg, Mrs. Bateman. . . . H l 1 - I - ' Il THESPIANS . .. FRONT ROW Mandy Brown Sue Davns Richard Sllverthom Tern Furs? Kann Mules Pa1Burnsude SECOND ROW Karen Rudolph Mango Dale Sondra Clme Karen Kleldsen Jo Ann Wallace Sue Drozda Kay Crampton THIRD ROW Dlanne Jeffery Judy Anderson Sandra Pope Mr Hundt Sharon McAvoy Nancy Holm Leonard Grlzwold eluguble tumor or sensor may loan All actnve members must have partucupated In at least one three act play or two one act plays and have the equnvalent of at least seventy Innes The alms of the club are to establish and promote standards of excellence ID all phases of dramatic arts and to create an acttve and mtellugent Interest rn dramahc arts among students Thespians is a national dramatic honor society which any . ' , ill , lm R mr DEB TE CLUB RETURNS RESOLVED: that the British system of education formed Debate Club debated among themselves and replace the present system of education in the with clubs from other schools. United States. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Cook, this is the first Using this national debate question, the newly time in ten years that CHS has had a debate club. FIRST ROW: Molly Dale, Karin Miles, Gail Dunn, Mandy Brown. SECOND ROW: Sue Davis, Joan Weidman, Mimi Pape, Sue Drozda, Eva Bruhn THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Wallace, Vivian Draper, Mr. Cook, Sharon McAvoy, Kathy Griffin. FRONT ROW Becky Dunbar Ruth Wahl SECOND ROW Marlene McMeans Joan Logan Sharon Whne Judy Buelawskr Mellnotte Medema Alrce Lewis Pam Thoesen Karan Mules Pam Leigh THIRD ROW Jo Ann Wallace Judy Tavermer Marles Slevert Pai Rank Karen Kleldsen Cassy .Io Muller Maxlne Erickson Kay Crampfon MONITORS I TER CO SITTING Beity Smith Jo Ann Wallace STANDING Lynda Nickel Sue Drozda ue Davis Sandra Pope Leonard Gnzwold Karan Mules Mr Munro Jean Coambs Judy Anderson Anne Chellberg 5 sz 0 l l 1 , - 2 , , ' 1 ' ', I - .I I . I . ' : I . I ' I Q I I r I . - 1 ' I - 2 ' , , 5 ', , ' , , . , , , - . . . ' . . L ' 45 in I Q L14 f -s ,WN . V' if I Q ,Q 1. y 1 f u-i.-.-.- gg . ' 1 1 A' I . 4 , I i I , . x , I 'I ll I , ' I - 5 , F , , ' , ,T 6 3 g. ' of f ' ' . I ' 9. I 0 0 Q O 1 FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN TIMES ART REMAINS THE BASIC MEDIUM GF EXPRESSICN This year the Y-Teens were combined into one club so that they might better serve their fellow citizens. Besides several films, talks by an airline stewardess and a model highlighted the programs for the year. The girls contributed food for Thanks- giving baskets and Christmas gitts to Porter County Welfare. Collecting old socks tor the blind was also among their service proiects. The Y-Teens, together with the Hi-Y, sold The World's Finest Chocolate and purchased thirty cardtables which were donated to the school. HARITY AND SELF BETTERME T THEIR GOALS FRONT ROW: Mrs, Callis, Beth Carter, Carol Carpenter, Nancy Holm, Vivian Draper, Lorrayne Hammond, Cheryl Fornshell, Gayle Granat, Jean Coambs. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bateman, Sue Brennen, Pam Herring, Carolyn Hiser, Betty Bishop, Donna Bender, Joan Dille, Joyce Dille, Barbara Davis, Janet Bergquist, Fran Hollett, Sharon Hamilton, Joyce Bishop, Lenora Hiser. THIRD ROW: Molly Dale, Roberta Fuller, Donna Dawson, Carolyn Dille, Mariio Dale, Mary Bradly, Sue Davis, Andrea Hroma, Pam Gland, Peg Dunn, Cheryl Dille, Fran Howes, Deanna Davison, Marcia Cox, Barbara Chester, Wanda Diness, Miss Burrus. FOURTH ROW: Gail Dunn, Phyllis Cooper, Bonnie Bauer, Linda Boi, Kathy Hager, Beth Chellberg, Pat Carter, Ailleen Griffen, Judy Autry, Kathy Carmody, Maxine Erickson, Kay Crampton, Pam Franklin, Julie Daily, Judy Anderson, Darlene Eastman. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Dawson, Cherry Gunnerson, Cynthia Edquist, Sondra Cline, Lynn Billings, Marilyn Codd, Margaret Hoffman, Carol Codd, Nancy Goodlin, Sue Howard, Sharon Codd, Peg Gardner, Margaret Boi, Diane Crull, Judy Garrett, Barbara Beschinski, Kathy Gritfen, Sheila Green- field. vv This was a record year for the Hi-Y as for services performed are concerned. The first project of the year was spraying the Track with weed killer. This was closely followed by the clearing, leveling, and laying out of the parking area south of the school. A record 55 bags of used clothing were collected for the Save the Children Foundation. For the third year in a row the boys sold the World's Finest chocolate bars. By ioining torces with the Y-Teens, they earned enough to finance cardtables, which they donated to the school. Remembering the saying about All work and no play . . . the boys took time out to play basketball, and take advantage ofthe pool at the Y in Valpo. Mr. Joseph Koss and Mr. Warren Munro, put in many hours work. Mr. Joseph Koss and Mr. Warren Munro sponsored the group. SITTING: Bob Winguist, president. STANDING: Bill Beck, secretary, Bob Hroma, vice-president, Bob Nicholson, treasurer, Fred Williams, Chaplain. FRONT ROW: Mike Brennen, Hank Friday, Virgil Christman, Ron Schroeder, Price Miller, Dave Babcock, Bill Beck, Monte Pedone, Bob Nelson, Jim McDougal, John Wilson, Warren Highwood. SECOND ROW: Mr. Munro, Kerry Lytle, Bob Lawson, Allen Hankosky, Carl Hager, Steve CLOTHING, CARS, HI-Y mm Esmond mm WWMW ififff wh EM' F4 nn, -s, X mtv? 2 gi 211 F K. Bartruff, Dwight Ameling, Bob Winquist, Dick Neal, Dave Blocker, Mr. Koss. THIRD ROW: Bob Nicholson, Dick Nicholson, Torn Furst, Leonard Bcy, Bob Hroma, Fd Wozniak, Fred Williams, Fritz Kilborn, Luke Nover, Gerry Bucksbarg, Leroy Wahl, Alan Johansen. D CAN DY Hank Friday and Mr. Koss s1ack some of the 55 bags of clothing collected for the Save the Children Federation. ROJ ECTS We H iii 8 ffm' 4193 iii GIRLS' ATHLETI 1.1 5:7 fnx 'Nnvml FRONT ROW: Marian Tucker, Geneine Campbell, Nancy Vest, Martha Yagelski, Judy Anderson, Barbara Mitchell, Paulette Nagroski, Sandra ing, Thelma Holdren, Valerie Johnston, Mariio Dale, Judy Weidman, Barbara Chester, Barbara Davis, Kathy Tilden. FOURTH ROW: Carol Cline, Sherrie Kuhn, Barbara Beschinski, Eva Bruhn, Joan Weidman, Cherry Gunnerson, Sandra Sovich, Carol Carpenter, Janet Hine, Gayle Joan Powell, Leanna Meese, Phyllis Westergren. ul Stumpf, Pauline Williams, Petra Manning, Maria Cox, SECOND ROW: Diane Pope, Diane Jeffery: Sally Miller, Cassy Jo Miller. THIRD ROW: Mary Wild- Judy Wuletich, Cheryl Dille, Fran Howes, Mariorie Carlson, Joan Logan, Andershock, Terri Furst, Laura Olsen, Carol Onyika, Cynthia Edquist, Sondra Betty Summers, Wanda Medley, Deanna Davidson, Miss Colbert. FIFTH ROW: Granat, Carol Codd, Beth Parker, Meridith Green, Pam Tavemier, Beth Carter, SPORT HEADS-FRONT ROW: Valerie John- ston, tumbling: Fran Howes, hiking: Cheryl Dille, tennis: Sandra Sovich, deck tennis: Joan Weidman, scoopball: Phyllis Westergren, speedball. SECOND ROW: Alice Lewis, soc- cer: Carol Andershock, volleyball: Sandra Pope, bowling: Diane Yagelski, basketball: Gayle Granat, basketball: Barbara Beschinski, table tennis: Sherrie Kuhn, baseball: Terri Furst, archery. ASSOCIATIO in is The G.A.A. girls started the year's activities with a beach party at Dunes State Park. For the first time archery and modern dance were of- fered along with the regular activities-bowling, softball, speedball, tennis, volleyball, and bas- ketball. They chose Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as the theme for their annual variety show. OFFICERS: Pam Tavemier, Treasurer, Judy Tavernier, senior representative, Joan Powell, junior representative, Monica Sovich, President, Karen Taylor, Secretary, Geneine Campbell, Vice-President, Pauline Williams, sophomore representative. FRONT ROW: Terry Olson, Ann Pearson, Arlene Olson, Sharon McAvoy, Judy Tavernier, Monica Sovich, Mary Lowery, Lynda Nickel. SECOND ROW: Shirley Rhoda, Kathy Nordholm, Paula Wentland, Kathy Grau, Joyce Dille, Wanda Diness, Sharon White, Karen Taylor, Barbara Bullard, Penny Brown, Donna Bender, Sharon Ware, Christine Prange, Joan Kniola, Susan Stavropoulos. THIRD ROW: Karen Fuller, Kathy Kelly, Penny Lesher, Boots Lind, Karen Conners, Carol Barnard, Linda Cooper, Darla McCorkel, Gail Schrader, Gloria McClure, Pam Gland, Marcia Beschinski, Mary Ann Lee, Judy Zaborowski, Rita Folenga. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Virden, Pat Flynn, Mary Hubbard, Aileen Griffin, Nancy Nelson, Lynn Billings, Marilyn Codd, Cheryl Fornshell, Kathy Hager, Bonnie Boy, Betty Nicholson, Nancy Bartruff, Beverly Cline, Alice Lewis. Penny Brown struggles to strung her bow Momca Sovlch stretches for the ball Joan Wendman and Katne Scott race for the ball The gurls enloy a game of speedball on a brisk fall aftemoon Gemne Campbell lets an arrow fly RESTLER Wi 5-QV Sharon McAvoy patches nn a game of softball NJ YE RBOOK STAFF Edntor Sharon McAvoy and Mr Turner sponsor look over the dummy The dummy contalnns carbon copnes of all the pages In the yearbook Snngnng Sands sem four representatives to Journalnsm Instntute The four Fred ,ss Betz Dorsey Hempshure Sharon McAvoy and Duck Kneps receuved ftve awards for thelr work durlng the two week sessuon Wnth an ongunal and two carbons to be erased everytnme they make a mustake Arlene Peterson and Judy Tavemler use special care when they type copy on the pages FACED DUMMIE DEADLIN ES Twenty four Innes of forty three space should frnlsh that page Copy Edrtor Dorsey Hampshnre and Peggy Gardner check the copy and cut Innes that have to be completed 3 Crampton are responslble for fundmg the green stuff to pay for the yearbook They vusnted merchants kept the books and collected payments from students The more room you have the easter lt IS to sort the pages Kerry Lytle Duck Krneps and Jack Greenwell proofread sort and stamp the pages before they are sent to the publusher ,, ' . . . ,, I . 1,5 9 Money, money, money. Business Manager John Carpenter and his staff, Maxine Erickson and Kay I . . . ,, I ,, I .. , , . . , , , I - VGICES OF TROY BOAST 0 EW BLAZERS Don Coslef, Judy Anderson, Dianne Jeffery, Karen Kieldsen, Jean Coambs, Sandra Pope. FOURTH ROW: John Kremke, Virgil Chrisrman, John Wilson, Dave Robinson, Delbert Arnold, Dan Zirkle, Larry Coflman, Leroy Wahl, Fred Williams, John Westbury, Doug Babcock, George Maney, Bill Loper, Wayne Larson, Dave Tidabeck, Bob Kremke. GLEE CLUB AND JU IOR CHORUS FRONT ROW Kathy Grau Barbara Bullard Betty Nickelson Carol Barnard Wanda Diness Pat Miller Barbara Schallon Shirley Rhoda Sue Brennen Mr Metze SECOND ROW Sandra Heinke Mary Manning Phyllis Cooper Mary McDougal Kathy Hubbard Georgia Mickey Penny Brown Boots Lind Kathy Bishop Joan Kniola Christina Prange THIRD ROW Aileen Grtften Judy Weidman Vicki Seigh Christina Asher Cherol Fornshell Meridith Green Arlene Olson Kathy Hager Cheryl Stewart Darlene Eastman Nancy Bartruff Lois Wescher Kathy Kelly Andna Hroma Martha Stumph Pauline Williams SECOND ROW Don Cormtcle Thelma Holdren Della Reilly Sharon Schultz Evelyn Markly Mabel Clark Carolyn Johnson Barbara Chester Judy Bielawskr Petra Manning Susan Zimmerman Diane Sabinski Barbara Davis Phyllis Nelson Kathy Tlldon Debra Kessler Nancy Vest THIRD ROW Paul Lewis Sue Lobsinger Cherry Gunnerson Sandra Sovich Cynthia Edquist Judy Garrett Sharon Codd Carol Carpenter Karen Sohlberg Patty Wallin Leana Meese Darlene Eastman Wanda Medley Deanna Davison Betty Summers FOURTH ROW Eric Peterson Charles Stewart Paul Obrecht Chase Magnuson Virgil Gassaway Richard Simpson Joel Bassett Dave Johnson Jim Hall Larry Parker Tom Smith Dan McNeill Bill Brady Rick Hokanson Allen Ramey l i I , , l I y ' , ' , r I 1 , . . I l , h , - I I I . . , I . I . I FRONT ROW: Marian Tucker, Lenora Riser, Joyce Bishop, Jill Rietesel, Beverly Miller, Fran Howes, Judy Weidman, Mary Wilding, Sfndra Fancher, 1 I I U - 3 I I r I r r 1 1 I I . .I . I . I . . .I . I . I . I I ' Z l I . I I A r I D f f I I I . I I I I . I I Z . I I I I . . I . . I 1 I . I SENIOR BA D MAJORETTES Judy Kara Andrea Hroma Ka1hy Kelly Beih Parker Joan Logan JU I R HIGH BAN KNEELING Jlm Lon FRONT ROW Marlorne Zadra Jean Gombrel Cnndy Brown Mnke Popovlch Paul Gambrel Forest Wells Palsy Veden SECOND ROW Joy Vawter Jnm McGroar1y Bull Babblff Judy Samuelson Jackle Janowskn Erne Mules Carol Ashmore Jane Joanne Jeffery Duane Dale FOURTH ROW Marlone Howes Cheryl Barnard John Tobey Allen Klaser Albert Kmka Judy Keder Bull Youngblood David Boo Karen Krone Linda Bradley FIFTH ROW George Summers Randy Tavermer Denms Smueler Weldon Slater Torn Jones Lawrence Weaver Richard Coslef Jon Kung Stephen Shobe Bruce Carr Dunbar. THlRD ROW: Leonard Roberts, Lorilee Childers, Joan Recler, Dale McCune, Dennis Maninson, Lynn Hokanson, Judy Ammon, l ff Q ff' .XE f xcfa U fy xx ' 'sf Q P. slim! fl h A gk I, i Y Wx ,if 3 f if-f.. f A .X xg g. KA XL 15.4, 4 ,n. X Nf ,,fQ 5 ' ,Q Ay X , gg f x A 'T F - tx? up f X - x , X 4 i A' ' 9 - M , , . 4 y ' 5 5 W V , I , -. ' 1 , 1 r, , I 1.. n I I I wif' , - ,. iv , K 4 , V' ' 'X K If q -y A V ,,.. ,.- M fi so I sf V l I fl ' I RT? 4 ' ff L 0 WQQQX6 - K 5 3 9 2? BAD DANCE BAND-FRONT ROW: Dennis Schultz, Jim Cassidy, John Carpenter, Mary Lowery, Terry Oness. SECOND ROW: Ann Wuletich, John Johnson, George Hass. THIRD ROW: Dick Burton, Larry Roberts, Albin Rak, Pa? Connolly, Ted Ahrenf. PEP BAND-FRONT ROW: Dennis Schullz, Marea COX, Donna Lowther, Penny Lesher, Paula Wemland, Mary Lowery, Roy Shepard. BACK ROW: Pat Connolly, George Hass, George Bush, Larry Roberts, Dale Bancroft, Lester Borg, Ted Ahrent. Whute shlrts and maroon and gold bow tres and pom poms symbolized Chestertons cheernng sectuon Though small In number the booster s lung power nncreased In power tlll dunng the sec non they blasted the root nght oft Boucher QYm Sparked wnth Ideas from the Cheerleaders Conference at lndlana Unnversuty during October the cheerleaders added The Beat Choo and Red Hot Rumor to thelr repertolre of cheers Mr Lauerman sponsor Judy Kara and Penny Brown tumor and 'freshman class representa trves look on as Denny Hood and John Larson sensor and sophomore class representa faves put a Chesterton Trolans Incense plate on Mrs Callus 5 car Gnmme the beat scream the CHS boosters In a half tnme cheer at the Whmng Tourney I- L L E R sg u . .3- ' -1 , , I . . 1 ' I u u I I M , 11 11 11 n - E My . I . ' r V , ' I . f I ' , ' H - 11 - . , 11 - H , . ,, f ' . Sl lil Q Z M-.,f 'xi' Yellow pleated sklrts white sweaters nd maroon and gold emblems were this years cheerleaders unlform Varslty cheerleaders were Mary Slont Nancy Goodlrn Kathy Carmody and Fran Hollett Fran Howes Carolyn Lewis Petra Manning and Shnrley Rhoda led the cheerlng at the JV games CDI FCDRCES a full fume 'ob arrangmg for busses to games sellmg game and bus tickets and Then fnndlng ways to fmance the busses Tourney tlme brlngs the added responslblllty of makmg wlfh the cheerleaders and sponsors Mass Park Mr Lauerman and Mr Mull specual plans as to what to wear how to sat and when to use what motion with whlch cheer Besndes payung for busses the club pays for one half the cheerleaders unnforms bunlds srgns for games and award mvocatuons has fund ralsvng sock hops and guves a yearly award to the school s outstandmg booster Last year thus award was won by John Kle berg FOR SALE License plates bus tnckets bow tres pom poms and game tickets Sue Howard vnce presldent Mr Mull sponsor Karen Kneldsen presldenf Karan Mules secretarytreasurer and Muss Park sponsor dusplay the Boosters Club loot YLY Wg! 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Through The friendly co-operaTion of The TaculTy and The sTuclenTs, The enTire enrollmenT has The opporTuniTy To boosT The Teams. Busses are Taken To The oUT of Town games and school Time is alloTTed for The organizaTion of The loyal Tollovvers. First you have the ball, see? You pass it over here To him. Coach Edquist explains a new play to the varsity. This play is straight from the pages of Scho- lasric Coach. TROJANS WRAP UPA OTHER EASON VARSITY-SITTING: Bill Davis, Manager. KNEELING: Dick Didelot, Jerry Meyne, Bob Diclelot, Jim Medley, Dick Parker. STANDING: Claude Furnish, Tim BBgbY, Dave Holmberg, Coach Edquist, Larry Wesiergren, Ray Crampton. JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW: George Bush, Don Moldenhauer, Dan McNeill, Scott, Dasse, Bob Bley, Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 18 21 3 5 9 13 16 19 29-30 9 10 23 30 3 6 13 18 20 - 25-28M Crown Point Lowell Valpo , ,, Gary Wirt 7 , Hammond Morton Rolling Prairie Merrillville Highland Whiting Tourney Whiting , ,,,7,,, 7 , Hammond Clark North Judson Edison Tourney Hammond Morton Gary Edison Portage , Gary Edison Griffith Hobart Calumet Hammond Tech East Gary Sectionals Jackson Kouts ,, Valpo , ,. Larson, Joe Drozda, Ernie Stiller, Bill Brooks. SECOND ROW: Mr. Milholland, coach Denny Norman McCorkel, Vaughn Burnside, 63 CHS 37 45 CHS 63 88 CHS , , 53 62 CHS ,e,e,, , 51 79 CHS , , 7 65 55 CHS 73 47 CHS 7 59 77 CHS . 36 68 CHS, ,, , 7 58 91 CHS, . 67 75 CHS ., ., 41 76 CHS 46 56 CHS 48 57 CHS 43 58 CHS ., 56 68 CHS . 60 76 CHS ,, 64 66 CHS 7, 65 68 CHS 57 69 CHS 74 62 CHS J . 69 65 CHS ..,.. . 66 109 CHS 74 John Kremke, Manager. Crown Point do Lowell Valpo ., ,7,,,,,e,e,,,, Gary Wirt .. ..., Hammond Morton Rolling Prairie Merrillville ,e,e,,e,,e Highland ., North Judson Portage ,e,.e... Gary Edison . .... Griffith e,.. Hobart , , Calumet ., eee., ., Hammond Tech ,,,e. ..e,e East Gary ..,.e,e.. CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS, CHS, CHS CHS CHSL CHS- FIRST ROW Andy Valpatlc K Brotmarlcle SECOND ROW Coach Mulholland Tom Tengblad lerry Hlll Dale Brancrott Tom Peterson manager TH GRADE 84 Q ermlt Edwards Joel Bassett Jon Pedone Bob Parker John Logan Allen Mullett Glen Ken Wallrn Jrm Hall Scott Dasse Ernie Stnller Don Larson FROSH FIRST ROW Ray Lawson Richard Weltzln Bull Znmmerman Denny Martlnson Terry Gland John Humphrey SECOND ROW Mr Alfred Smmth Kurt Webe George Sablnsku Jam Marx Randy Tavernler Bruce Carr THIRD ROW Bull Kleldsen Larry Weaver 4 A ' ' ' ' Q i , 4, l 1 1 .. , A L L f f me ' 5 'mg . ., , 5 fi : A I l I V V 1 V I I ' 1 I 1 l I l I 1 U I I I : , ' I , I ' I V I 1 . : V , I I V .1 1 1 - 5 1 , . 1' ,ix X. ! , xl , ' 'af ' gp 9 1 'IW Vg silty J 1 f- nib? l 8 ' L , A - . ., I ' ' x , , i v A L 4' . , fx l , S A li f A Dlck Evans Duck Eason .TR HIE? 964 Egfr? :pn Q run Il HIFI PRE IEW OF COMING GREATNESS 7TH GRADE FIRST Mr Mull Muke Popovlch Dwaun Holgren Danny Zmmmerman Tom Blanchard Bull Skndmore Bully Childers Ken Lewls Ray Snyder SECOND Eric Mules Warren McCorkel Weldon Slater Leonard Roberts Robert Nnckel Btll Kurtman Neal Stewart Gary Pethe THIRD Jon Kung Dave Boo Ned Lelgh Mike Renlly Albert Onynka Willard Olson Doug Buczkowsku Junnor hugh cheerleaders were Judy Bush Carolyn Wycoff Carolyn Edmonds and Sharon Conklm JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov Calumet Portage Mtchtgan Cnty Dec Crown Point East Gary Rnver Forest an Mnchugan Cnty Merruvnlle Portage 6' Calumet Valparanso Hobart , 11- I9- 24- . . . . 2- ' 8- . I5-' I J , l2- ' ' ' I9- 26- , Fb. 3- X5 ' 10- ' ROU D RQBI ENDS CDLORFLIL RIGHT John Kremke Dwught Amelmg Jon Nelson and Bob Jarroll Iusten To last mmute mstructnon from Capiam Duck Burton LOWER LEFT All eyes are on 1I1e ball as Dean Smurh sends It foward the basket LOWER RIGHT Bob N Ison gets The lump and the IUVOVVVT TSBVTI TTTOVQS In TCI' BCIIOVT .1 5, I r f I : I . h I I I I , . I in g L, V A A , 4 1 if g I - S A Q I I 'L , ,., I Q I I I I TR MURAL PROGRAM Orange team warmnng up for oncomzng game John Betz and Chuck Babcock keep thelr eyes on the game whsle Jerry Bucksbarg keeps the books and Vnrgul Crnsman runs the clock 7 The purpose of the intramural program is to teach good sportsmanship and to allow as many boys as pos- slble to loan nn a school sport Fave games are played each Thursday night wrth both the old gym and the multl purpose room seenng action A round robun tournament follows the regular ten weeks of play The teams are made up of boys not on the varsity squad and were packed by the Student Councll Mem bers ot the varslty coached the teams Faculty advlsors nn charge of the Intramural program were Mr Al Smith and Mr Elwood Mull Steve Dutton Bull Andershock and Duck Olsen take It easy whnle waxtun thenr turn to play Ml 9-5 S Q l I U l I . - l f R ' . ' ' K . . . . 1 ' - cl I-. E fr r l l 'x V as 1 , ' V ,X . ,, .O ' 'x fe rrsg - R Q V 'V . t 5 2 BARE FOOT BOYS RACK X COUNTRY Grlfflth Hobart Crown Polnt Froebel Rnver Forest Mlchlgan Crty Lowell Hobart Invutatuonal So Bend Central Hobart Grntfnth Shortrldge lnvvtatlonal fvarsrty 7th 2451 Cfrosh fnrst 1241 Culver Calumet September October November 1 Bull Doc Davls cross country manager sets up the flags for a meet on the new course south of the school Won ost Won Won Won os Won 27 30 3124 25 30 2137 1560 34 25 1547 Thlrd 110 pts Won ost Won Won OST 27 29 25 30 21 38 25 36 32 25 Sectxonal Fourth 89 pts State Twelfth 305 pts FIRST ROW John Johnson Tom Peterson Denny Hood Tum Bagby Jlm Medley Wllson Halley Walt Plskl Larry Westergren SECOND ROW Tm Kent Dale Brancroft Kermtt Edwards John Logan Joel Bassett Val Plsarsk Bob Parker Tom Lupnnskn THIRD ROW Leonard Boy Jam Murphy Joe Drozda Jim Hall Carl Evan Vnrgul Gassaway Dave Holmberg W e gl fig-5 Q 11- ' ' , , , W - 16- , , , L - 18- ' , ,,,, , - 23- ,,,, H, , , - 25- ' H W - 30- ' ' ' , ,,,,,,,,,, ., L T - 2- YYYYV WW - 4- . . . A 7- . , ,,,,,, , - 9- , , ,, , L - 14- , - 16- , W aa L - 21- ' .,a,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. - , 'Chai 3 is , ' -f -A xl ' 5 I Y 1 X 1 fr 11 lift 1 . - 6 K 1 a Q 3 . st , . ' - xt? tx j,f ' . ,N L ' s ' fl ' V .T 1-- . J. Q in S if - If , 5 2 1 4 g is QL . in . 5' , '. . v?,.'x?1 N 1 I V T UP THE MILEAGE The Thinlyclads ran through a good season with an eight win-4 loss record. They placed third at the Hobart ln- vitational and seventh at the Shortridge Invitational. The freshman team came in first in the freshman race at Shortridge. Cindermen came in fourth in the sectionals and placed twelfth in the state finals with Tim Bagby and Denny Hood running seventh and ninth. This year some meets were run on the newly established course south of the school. Best times for the year were run by Tim Bagby and Denny Hood with 9:40 and 9:48, respectively. Jim Medley, with 10:26, and Walt Pliske, with 10:28, won bronze medals. TOP: Denny Hood heads into the chute while Mr. Al Smith writes down his time. SIDE: Like all CHS distance runners Tim Bagby and Jim Medley practice daily. BOTTOM: Walt Pliske leads the cindermen as they run the new course. DIAMD D DEMONS STRIKE KNEELING George Maney Ron Arvun Denny Moldenhauer Claude Furnush Ray Crampion Duck Dudelot Jum Thoesen Vaughn Burnsude STANDING Coach John Mulholland Al Hankosky John Dresh Bull Brooks Les Babcock Bob Dudelot Jerry Meyne Duck Parker Dwughl Amelung Coach Mulholland and Duck Dudelot wauf for the ball durung unfueld practuce ln hus fursf year as baseball coach John Mulholland led The fearn to a very successful season The Trouan nune closed the 58 baseball season vvufh a commendable l3 2 record Theur defeats were To Washungton and Jackson by scores of 3 2 and 5 4 respectuvely lnduvudual pufchung records were Babcock 5 l Brooks 4 0 and Parker 4 1 Each year a trophy us guven to the player wuth The hughest baltung average Thus year Duck Dudelot won The award. QUT OPPQSITION 2 Q1 if C H S Wanatah Wheeler Kouts Rolling Praurue Hebron Liberty Umon Twp Boone Grove Rollnng Pranrle Washington Jackson Wanatah Morgan Umon Twp Cextra lnnmgsl It may be another home run for Capt Bob Dndelof Duck Parker hurls another one past The batter 5 xx X5 7- ........o.,.......,,,..,.--.,,.,,,,. 4 15- .......,,,,,,,-,,,,,-,,,,----,------ 8 8- .......................,...,.,,,,,..,,,- 4 19- .,,.,A......,,....,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,AA, O 7-, ' ......,,,.,,.,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,a,,A,--, 0 8-Union Mills ,...oo.....,,,o,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 8- ' . ....A,,,,.,,.,...........,...... 0 9- oov.....................,..,.. 2 10- . . . O 2- ' .,....,.,,..,.,,.,,,,A,.,,,,.,,. 3 4- ..,o.......o....,o.....,........,..,., 5 7- ooo,..,...,o....,.....,o.........,.. 5 12- ...,,..A....,,o-ooo,,.,.--,...,.-,o,-, 4 8- ' . ,.A.,,.,,..............,.....,.. 1 Denny Hood Leonard Jersey Dan McNeill Wilson Halley Second row Coach Edquist Denny Dille Don Wycoff Harold Karner Tim Bagby Dick Krieps BOTTOM Coach Edquist tallies the score after a meet at Valpo For the tenth and last time, CHS cin- dermen were Porter County Track Cham- T pions. Chesterton, having left the county school system, is ineligible to compete again. Two thinlyclads, Tim Bagloy and Denny Dille, qualified for the regional meet. Ollie Dille won the only gold medal by tieing the school record in pole vault at l l'lOlA1 . Don Wycoff, Ron Wycoft, and Denny Dille were awarded silver medals. Bronze medals went to Denny Hood, Tim Bagby Dan McNeill John Larson Bill Johnston Jim Thoesen and Denny DI e PORTER COU TY CHAMPS I ' I I I I TOP-First row: Bill Davis, manager, Walt Pliskig 1 1 ' : ' . : . , I I ' I ' ' ' l958 SEASON RECORD Date Opponent Gary Wurt Hebron Muchlgan Cnty Valparauso Portage Hobart Eclnson Emerson Culver Relays Rensselaer Lowell Valparaiso Relay Hobart Relays Porter County Meet Apr: May CHS ost ost ost os n Won r S TOP Pole vaulters for the Chesterton cmdermen were Ron Eklund Bob Nucholson and Claude Furnush SIDE Walt Plrske gets ready to place second In a race at Mnchugan Cnty BOTTOM Frrst row Bert Darlnng Allen Hankosky Norman McCorkle Dan McNe1ll Bob Bley Wllson Halley Second row Denny Hood Walt Plnsku Drck Kneps Claude Furmsh Wayne Larson Chase Magnuson Tom Llpunsku Thxrd row Coach Edqulst Bull Davls manager Leonard Grnzwold John Johnson Bull Robertson George Bush Dave Holmberg rm Bagbe Drck Dudelot Tom E Smlth d 't u 9 ey L i PERSONALITIES PARTIES PAPERS PEOPLE MAKE THE NICEST FRIENDS One hundred and fifty-nine seventh graders, 145 eighth graders, 204 freshmen, 191 sophomores, 162 iuniors, and 102 seniors make up a total of 963 pupils at CHS. Cliques are not predominateg all students of any class in high school are welcomed at any school ac- tivities and all members of a class are welcome to all class functions. Although the number of students has doubled in the last decade the school spirit and friendliness has not diminished, but rather increased. eg! o x00 SC x2l was XL Nas 'X X o dell ri oeefmle YN,-Le. S MF. JOl'lr't Pillman, TVEBSUYGF, and DOFl5lCl Jensen discuss School matters, N 96 Y wo' a al N WLY ELECTED . fe X, Mr. Edwin Nicholson, president of the board, and Mrs. Paul Copp secretary, look over the correspondence. The election of the Westchester school board ended a ninety-nine year tradition of the trustee system for local schools. Seeing the need for a school board, the trustee and advisory board voted to set up a school corporation. Trustee John F. Pillman, treasurer of the board, became a board member by virtue of his office. Also appointed were advisory board members Edwin Nicholson, presi- dent, Arthur Pillman, Knot picturedb vice president, Mrs. Paul Copp, secretary, Donald Jensen was appointed the fifth member ot the board. Lyle K. Klitzke was hired as superintendent of West- chester schools. SCHOOLBOARD TAKES CHARGE 'CFI-M Mr Elmer Dunbar p nc pal and Mr Loren Betz ass stant pr nc pal look over some mportant school bus ness BECKY DUNBAR RUTH WAHL MR. CHARLES ALLEGREE B.S. Industrial Arts Projectors Club MRS. VIRGINIA BATEMAN B.S. English Dramatics Club Y-Teens MR. LOREN BETZ B.S. M.S. Assistant Principal MISS LEONA BURRUS B.A. M.A. Librarian Library Club Y-Teens ph cn I if 1 ,-9 LAK fr 40' jr' 4.-o :5-f 5 U' PUD' 5,1 tm Sf' CZ! :ff as 1- sl 98 I F MRS MILDRED CALLIS BS Business Sponsor YTeens MISS MARY EILEEN CAUFFMAN AB Engllsh Sponsor Dramatlcs Club MISS MARY COLBERT BS Physucal Educatuon Health Soclal Science Sponsor G A A MR ROBERT COOK AB MS English Sponsor Debate Club Dramatucs Club MRS JANET DAVIS BS Dean of Glrls Attendance Physical Education Health Sponsor G A A MRS MARY DOLD BS Business Educatnon Department Sponsor Scoop MR EVAR EDQUIST BS MS Physlcal Educatlon Drnvers Educatlon MR MACK GOINES BA BS Socval Studnes Englnsh MR VERLIN GROVES BA English Spanish Sponsor Spanlsh Club MR FAYE HALL BS History MR GERALD HUNDT BA Englnsh MR EDWARD KNARR BS Mathematics Science Sponsor Science Club MR JOSEPH KOSS BAE r Sponsor Sensor Hu Y MR THOMAS LAUERMAN BS MA Draftsng Drivers Education Sponsor Boosters Club MR HENRY LOOFT BS Chemrstry Bnology Sponsor Sclence C ub MR ROBERT MEAD BS Mathematics Sclence Sponsor Science Club MR MARSHALL METZE BM MM Music Sponsor Chorus W ' Vw I I. 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I - 1 p 1 - MR JOHN MILHOLLAND BS Business Coach MR ELWOOD MULL BA Mathematlcs Junior Hugh Coach Sponsor Booster Club MR WARREN MUNRO Social Studses Englnsh Sponsor Sensor Hn Y Student Councnl MR NICHOLOS PAOLISSO BA MA Music MISS NORMA PARK BS Mathematics Sponsor Booster Club MR CARMAN PONADER BA Industrial Arts Sponsor Prolectuon Club Camera Club MISS LILLIAN SAYERS BM BS AB MA Sponsor Natnonal Honor Society MR RALPH SHIELDS BS MA Business Sponsor Junlor H: Y MR ALFRED SMITH BS History Health Junior Hugh Coach Sponsor Intramurals MR HAROLD SMITH BS Mathematics MRS LOUISE SMITH BS Language MR CHARLES STILL BS Social Studles MR CYRAL TURNER BS MS Mathematncs Scnence Sponsor Yearbook Scrence Club MISS NANCY WEAN BS Home Economncs Sponsor National Honor Society MRS WINIFRED WEIDMAN BS Home Economics MR EDWIN WIENS BS Scuence Sponsor Science Club MR KENNETH WOODRUFF BS Soctal Studles Sponsor Jumor HI Y Q9 'if' 5'5 XP .xg-, fs' 3-ani 5' 13' fb. L., Ex, 11 51' s. . , . . ' - . - I : ' K - . A O I V' l A 1 v I - ' I . . , X .Q ,- ' ' ' , .tara tiff K 4.3-'f.'gjf , . , . ., . . 1 IJ xx? ' 5 A 'L hr- f' . , so N I Q Pr . , A , ' S S I . . A 5 I I . - f x or I I x 3 , . ., . ., . ., . . P ax V Language is C . I Q I . , . ., . . ' I ' ' iaihi f . I I I ' : 3 - 4 if . , . . ,' 7s ' . , . . .- X iq! ll A N-ov , I - ' , . ., . . ' v 2 , ' va - - , . . , ,, W - I , . . . g . , . . : ' K K , A . , . ., M.S. ' ' 1 f ' I ' , ' N Ruth Wahl helps hold up the plng-pong table while Mr, Dunbar and Mr. Golnes inspect the situation. ,R ,Ld-,4 ,lf sl sf -' g,' ACU LTY Table-tennis, anyone? Becky Dunbar looks pleased as her parTner puts The ball over The net, Nlrs. Dolcl cuts the cake at a party To cele- brate her Tenth year of leaching at C.H,S. CUTS LOOSE Tvvo or three times a year the faculty and administra- tion get together for parties. With ping-pong, volleyball, food on the agenda, both high school and junior high teachers enioy an hour or tvvo of relaxation and fun. TOP: Mr. Munro finds he doesnft have the same control over a ping- pong ball as he does over an economics class. BOTTOM: Coffee is a main attraction at all teachers' parties Mr. Dunbar pours the water for another pot full. Up and over. A friendly game of volleyball gets the teachers in the party mood. TOP Veep Bob Dudelot and Jerry Meyne class presudent take tume off from theur studues to plan class meetung BOTTOM Monuca Sovuch secretary checks her records wuth Karen Taylor treasurer OUR LAST A D BE T Its our last year so lets make ut our best saud the senuor class as they moved to take theur place un the hustory of Chesterton Hugh School Last sprung the Student Body uouned the Luttle Blue Man as he saud I luv you Duck Krueps and elected Duck presudent of the Student Councul over Jo Ann Wallace Back to school after summer vacatuon they elected Jerry Meyne presudent Bob Dudelot vuce presuolent Monuca Sovuch secretary and Karen Taylor treasurer of the class Pat Burnsude served as Student Councul secretary and Carole Smuth Dennus Hood Karen Kueldsen and Nancy Goodlun represented the senuors on the councul de Ballet danced away wuth furst pruze un the afternoon and second un the evenung Duck Burtons puano solo Boogue also took furst place un the afternoon and second place un the evenung You Must Have Been A Beautuful Baby copped second place un the seruous duvusuon at the evenung performance Scoop Sungung Sands and the Senuor Play were the bug tume consumung prouects that the class undertook The Prom Senuor Day Baccalaureate and Commence ment fulled the funal chapters of the Class of 59 Class sponsors were Mr Cyrul Turner Mrs Mary Dold Mr Warren Munro and Mr Ralph Shuelds I I I I I , ' J ' , ' ' 1 ' ' , 1 , . . . ' . I . I . I The Senior comedy act at Opportunity Night, Corps I . . U . , . I I . A . I Y 1 1 , . I I I ' . , . , DWIGHT ALAN AMELING Hi-Y 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track I, 3, Cross Country I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Junior Classical League, Monitor 4 JUDY LINNEA ANDERSON G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics I, Library I, 2, 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID JOHN BABCOCK HiAY I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Cross Country I, Basketball I WILLIAM HENRY BECK Hi-Y 3, secretary 4, Boosters 4, B.B. Intramurals I, 3, 4, V.B. In- tramurals 2, Track I, 2, Baseball 'I, Basketball I, Office moni- tor 4 FREDERIK CHARLES BETZ Scoop 4 Photographer, Singing Sands 4 Photographer, Science 2, 3, 4, Camera 2, vice president and secretary 3, president 4, Chorus 'Ip Spanish club I, 4 BETTY LOUISE BISHOP Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Office monitor 2 LEONARD RALPH BOY Hi-Y 2, 4, B.B. Intramurals 4, V.B. Intramurals 4, Cross Country 4, Science 4, Proiection 4, Camera 3, 4, Art I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID HOWARD BRATCHER Library 4, Science 4 hill frm :ii 2-.1 1:1 Z S J fi' F 1 LW Q ,egg VXQI , , , , 4. I' 4. f Qs-4. in Q Y? GERALD AUGUST BUCKSBARG Drarnatics 4, Boosters 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Scoop 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Camera 2 PATRICIA KAY BURNSIDE Y-Teens I, 2 vice president, 3 treasurer, Dramatics I vice president, Thespians, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals I, 2, Student Council 4 secretary-treasurer, Scoop 3, 4 managing editor, National Honor Society, Science 2, Chorus I, 2, 4, Office monitor 4, Junior classical league RICHARD LLOYD BURTON Hi-Y I, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals 3, 4, Track I, Cross Country I, 2, Basketball I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior classical league JOHN ALLEN CARPENTER Boosters I. 2, 3, B.B. Intramurals I, Basketball I, Singing Sands 4 Business manager, Class Officer 3 vice president, Proiection I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior classical league ANN LOUISE CHELLBERG Boosters 4, Interecom 4, Chorus I, 2, Art 4 BETH ANN CHELLBERG Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4 office manager, Chorus 2, 3, 4 vice president, Spanish club I VIRGIL LEE CHRISTMAN H1.Y 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals I, 2, Baseball I, Qi Basketball li Clw- rus 4 JUDITH ANN CIULEWICZ G,A.A, I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4: 53- Intramurals 2, Science I, Spanish club I, Hall monitor 4 JEAN HARRI ET COAMBS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, Library 4 Boosters I 2 3 4 Inter com 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Spanish club I LAWRENCE HAROLD COFFMAN Boosters 3, B.B. Intramurals 2, Science 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus I, 2, 3 RONALD MELVIN COLEMAN Science 4, Proiection I, 2, 3 LEONARD RAYMOND COOPER Boosters 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, Science 4 KAY DOREEN CRAMPTON G.A.A. 2, 3 sport head, Y-Teens I, 2 3 4 Dramatics I 2 3 Thespians 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B Intramurals 2 Cheerleader 3, V.B. Intramurals I, 2, Singing Sands 4 Band I 2 Office Monitor 3, 4 JOHN REGINOL CZIZEK JR. B.B. Intramurals 4, V.B. Intramurals 2, 3 SANDRA ETHEL DAWSON G.A.A. I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Library Inter-com 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT EDWARD DIDELOT Hi-Y I, 2 president, 3, V.B. Intramurals I 2 Track I 2 3 Base ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Studen C vice president, Class Officer 4 vice president Boys State we V' I J CAROLYN MAE DILLE G.A.A. I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, V.B. Intramurals 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4 SUSAN CAROLE DROZDA G.A.A. 3 sports head, Y-Teens 2, 3, Dramatics I, Thespians 3, 4, Booster I, 2, 3, class representative 4, Debate 4 president, V.B. Intramural I, 2, Basketball 3, Inter-com 4, Scoop 2, 3, 4 circulating manager, Class officer 3 treasurer, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Junior classical league PATRICIA JOYCE EASON G.A.A, I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals I, 2, V.B. Intramurals 2, 3, Basketball I, 2 'ma ' FRED DAVID EDMONDS 1 ui? Hi-Y 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, Basketball I, Junior classical league MAXINE MARGARET ERICKSON . .A. I, 3, Y-Teens I, 2 secretary, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, cheerleader, Singing Sands 4, Chorus I, 2 secretary, 3, 4 secretary-treasurer, 'Q Office monitor 3, 4 b , ALAN KENNETH FANCHER HENRY RUSSELL FRIDAY Hi-Y 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, Dramatics I THOMAS CHARLES FU RST Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 3, Boosters 3, 4, Track 3, Scoop 3, ad. manager 4, Science 3, 4 treasurer, Camera 4, Freeport Jr. I, Journalism Institute NANCY RUTH GOODLIN G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Debate 4, B.B. Intramurals I, 2, V.B. Intramurals I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Scoop 4, Class Officer I vice president, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chorus I vice president, 3, Office Monitor 3, GirI's State, Spanish club I, 4, DAR good citizen LEONARD VALENTINE GRISWOLD Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Boosters I 2 3 4' B.B. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-com 4, Slcielnce I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, secretary CARL LAWRENCE HAGER Hi-Y 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical league JAMES EDWARD HAKLIN Boosters 3, 4, Track 4, Science I, 2, 3, 4 president SHARON LYN N HAMILTON Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Dramatics I, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Chorus 3, 4 DORSEY HAMPSHIRE GAA I, Y-Teens I, Boosters 3, 4, Scoop 2, 4, Singing Sands copy editor 4, Science club I, 2, 3, 4, Office monitor 3, Journalism Institute 4, Junior classical league RICHARD LEE HANKOSKY Hi-Y 2, B.B. Intramurals 3, 4 CAROLYN LOUISE HISER Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4, Junior classical league, Hartford City High School I 'fx v JOHN ALVIN HOLDREN FRANCES MARY HOLLETT G.A.A. 1, 2 Point Recorder, 3 Junior Representative, Boosters 1, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, V.B. Intramurals 2, Girls Basketball Team 2, 3, Scoop 2, 4, Chorus 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS LEE HOOD Hi-Y 1, 2, Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Representative, B.B. Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, V.B. Intramurals 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Manager 2, Student Council 1, 2, Camera 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League ROBERT MICHAEL HROMA Hi-Y Vice-President'1, 4, Boosters 1, 2, 4, V.B. Intramurals 1 ROBERT AN DREW JAROLL Hi-Y 4, Boosters 4, B.B. Intramurals 4, Track 1, Scoop 4, Science Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3 DARLENE MARY JOHNSON G.A.A. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4 KAREN LEE KIELDSEN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 3, Thespians, Treasurer 4, Boosters 1, 2, 3, President 4, Debate 4, B.B. ln- tramurals 1, 2, V.B. Intramurals 1, 2, Student Council 4, Scoop 3, Managing Editor 4, Cheerleader 1, Chorus 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Girls State 4, Journalism Institute JAMES FRANCIS KOZY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, B.B. Intramurals 3, 4, Track 1 RICHARD NEAL KRIEPS B.B. Manager 3, Track Manager 3, Boy's State Alternate SANDRA JANE KRUSE G.A.A. I, 2, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Science Club I HARVEY ROBERT LABOUNTY Boosters 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Band 3, East Chica o Washin ton 9 9 High School I, 2 JUDITH ANN LEE Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters 4 PATRICIA ANN LEIGH Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor I, 4 ALICE LOUISE LEWIS G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, B.B. Intramurals 2, Science Club 3, Office Monitor 4, Junior Classical League KERRY VANCE LYTLE Hi-Y 2, 4, Treasurer, Library 3, Boosters I, 2, 4, Debate 4, V.B. Intramurals I, Singing Sands 4, Science Club Secretary 4, Pro- iection I, 2, Vice-President, Spanish Club I MARGARET SHARON MCAVOY G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Sporthead 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Dramatic: I, 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Debate 4, B.B. Intramurals 2, V.B. Intra- murals I, Girls Basketball Team I, 2, 3, Inter-Com 3, Scoop 3, Singing Sands Editor 4, National Honor Society, Science Club 4, Joumalism Institute 4 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Boosters 4, B.B. Intramurals 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Scoop 3, 4, Singing Sands Associate Editor 4, Journalism Institute 4, Junior Classical League, 1054 JAMES DALE MCDOUGAL .ox '15 '59 Hi-Y 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4, Band 1, 2 MARLENE KAY MCMEANS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 2 JANET MALONEY G.A.A, 1, An 1, 4 JAMES LOUIS MEDLEY Boosters 1, 2, 3, 11, VB Intramurals 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I GERALD LEE MEYNE Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, VB Intramurals I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Cross Country 1 Baseball 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Chorus 4 CAROLE OLIVE MICHIAELS G.A.A. 1, Y-Teens 1, Publicity Chairman 27 Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, BB Intramurals 1, 2, 3, VB Intramurals 2, Girls Basketball Team 1, 2 RICHARD L. NEAL Hi-Y 1, 4, Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, BB Intramurals I, 2, VB Intramurals 1, 2, Baseball 1, Chorus 1, 2 sw, :Q ROBERT GERALD NELSON I' Hi'Y 1, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, BB Intramurals 2, 3, 47 VB In- is tramurals 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1 JON WINFORD NELSON Boosters 4, BB Intramurals 4, Chorus I ROBERT PETER NICHOLSON Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Boosters Track I, 2, 3, 4 LYNDA ANN NICKEL G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3 4 Senior Representa Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, lnter'Com 4, Chorus I 2 3 4 LUKE FORESTE NOVER Hi-Y4 MARCIA JEANNE ODDI G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 4, Boosters I 3 4 Debat 4 Intramurals I, 2, VB Intramurals I Girls Basketball Team 3 Scoop 2, 3, Feature Editor 4, Science Club 3 Jackson High School MONTE JOSEPH PEDONE Booster Club I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 3, 4, BB Intramurals 3 4 JOY ARLENE PEER G,A.A. I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters I 2 3 4 BB Intramur I, 2, VB Intramurals I, 2, Cheerleader I Office Monitor 2 Girls Basketball Team I, 2, 3 ARLENE CAROL PETERSON G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Library 4 Boosters 3 Smgrng Sands 4, Science Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3 4 Art 4 Junior Classucal League Hr 'TY MOLLIJEAN PETERSON GAA I, Y-Teens I, 2, Boosters 'l, 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4 LOREN HAROLD POMEROY BB Intramurals 3, VB Intramurals 3 LEONE KAYE PUTCHAVEN GAA I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4 LINDA REED Dramatics I, Boosters 3, 4, Scoop 2, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Chorus I, Junior Classical League PAUL ARTHUR RENTSCHLER Hi-Y 2, Track I, Basketball I, Cross Country I, Scoop 4, Camera 3, Secretary 4, Junior Classical League, Science Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN RINK Lew Wallace High School, Gary, I, G.A.A. I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Oftice Monitor 4 ROBERT VICTOR RIZER Hi-Y 4, Boosters 4, BB Intramurals 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 SANDRA KAY SAUTER G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Scoop 4, Tucumcari High School, New Mexico NIARLES ANN SIEVERT G.A.A. 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 4 CAROLE ANNE SMITH Library I, G.A.A. I, Science 3, SCOOP 4, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society, BB Intramurals I, 2 MONICA RAE SOVICH G.A.A. I, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Queen 4, B.B, Intramurals 2, V.B. In- tramurals 2, Scoop 4, Class Secretary 4, Chorus 2: Office Monitor 2 NONA LEA STACK G.A.A. I, 2, Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League JUDITH ANN TAVERNIER G.A,A. I, 2, Treasurer 3, Senior Representative 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, B.B. Intramurals I, 2, V.B, Intramurals I, 2, Singing Sands 4, Office Monitor 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team I, 2, 3 KAREN FLORENCE TAYLOR G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: BOOSYGYS I, 2, 3, 4, V.B, Intramurals 2, Scoop 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Science Club 2, Junior Classical League -.. 2? fb: 1-SP .v ? 1X lo, 'E f PAMELA RUTH THOESEN G.A.A, I, 2, 35 Y-Teens I5 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 V.B, Intramurals 25 Scoop 45 Chorus 35 Office Monitor 3, 45 Junior Classical League RUDOLPH DAVID VAN LOON Hi-Y 25 Boosters I, 45 B.B. Intramurals 45 V.B, Intramurals I, 25 Track I, 2, 35 Cross Country I5 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Scoop 3, Editor 45 National Honor Society5 Class Officer, Treasurer I5 Vice-President 2, President 35 Junior Classical League5 Boys State LEROY EDWARD WAHL Hi-Y 45 Boosters 45 B.B. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Proiection I5 Band I5 Chorus 4 JO ANN WALLACE G,A.A. 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Boosters 2, 3, 45 Debate Secretary- Treasurer 45 V.B, Intramurals 25 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 2, 35 Inter-Com 3, Chairman 45 Scoop 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager 45 National Honor Society5 Hirsch High School, Chicago, IlIinois5 Chorus 3, 45 Office Monitor 45 Journalism Institute 45 Girls Basketball Team 3 CAROLYN JEAN WARD SHARON K. WEAVER Y-Teens I5 Boosters I, 2, 4 SHARON MAE WHITE G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 Scoop 45 Chorus 45 Office Monitor 45 Spanish Club l ALFRED WILLIAMS Hi-Y 4: BOOSTSVS 4: Cross Country 4, Belmont High School, Belmont, Ohio, Moundsville High School, Moundsville, West Virginia I, 2, 3 JOHN B, WILSON Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Dramatics I, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, BB Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, VB Intramurals 2, Track I, 2, Cross Country I, Baseball 2, Basketball I, Class President 2, Chorus I, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, 4 ROBERT EUGENE WINQUIST Hi-Y I, 2, Chaplain 3, President 4, Boosters I, 3, 4, BB Intra- murals I, 2, Track I, 2, Cross Country I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, VB Intramurals I, 2 EDWARD FRANK WOZNIAK Hi-Y 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 11, BB Intramurals 3, 4, VB Intramurals I, 2, Track I ELAINE MARY YAGAC BB Intramurals I, Prolection I JUDITH ANN ZABOROWSKI G,A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, BB Intra- murals I, 2, VB Intramurals 2, Scoop I, 2, Chorus 4, Dra- matics 2 is Q2-2',f' . . wif Ik ,V U .43 L I ,lv CLASS OF I9 9 QL Pencils are a must for every hugh school student Vice President C BSS Just like any woman Peg Gardner secretary enloys talking on the telephone Treasurer Mandy Brown patiently waits for her turn .IUNIORS DEBS AND DAN DIES After two years of work the class of 60 lolned the ranks of upperclassmen Tum Bagly president Ed Seifert vice president Peg Gardner secretary and Mandy Brown treasurer led the class through the year Ray Crampton was acting vice president of the student council and Mandy Brown Sue Howard Gail Dunn Dean Smith were student council representatives The class was a three time winner at Opportunity Nrght The Quarter Notes Starrette Dalton Karin Miles Ellen McGroarty and Ed Seifert took first place honors In the sertous division at both afternoon and evening performances Have Bearskln Will Travel the comedy addition took first prize In the evening performance Juniors participating in the act were Mary Slont Cathy Carmody John Dresh Allen Hankosky Janet Bergqulst Tim Bagby Joan Dille and Tom Lipinski Judy Ander son s solo act was called The Horsey Conners Show wif , T' 4 Vg, - O Q O Z 3 2: ' . , . . , ' xy A T - , . I . I . I . . I r I 1 r I I I I ' I I D I I Ed Seifert and President Tim Bagby stock up before heading for , , I. . . , . I . H - - H l I I I q . I I I . . . . . I I I I U I . l . I . . .. - I II ll 5 ca X 5 Q f if J If lax 6 , I 6 X WI? l 5, fd' l 1 l Andershock B ll Andershock Carol Anderson Jack Anderson Judy Arnold Delbert Arvudson John Babcock Lester Bagby Tum Bartholomew Bruce Bartruff Steven Benson Laverne Bergqunst Janet Berndt Pat Beschnnske Barbara Black Patricia Blackard Claudra Blocker Davrd Bradley Mary Brennan Mrcheal Brobst Susan Brown Amanda Brown Joannette Bruhn Eva Campbell Genesne -r lf! Y X WS' gf 11 l if IR. qv- fu 5? 0 'Q- ,gg-f 'MWA Q7 90 91 7' 21 if iv? vs- 'R 'K- Carlnsle Sharon Carlson Margorle Carmody Kathy Y' in 'QQ Carpenter Donald Case Roger Chaplnn James Clncoskn Rochelle Clncoskl Sharon Clme Sondra Connolly Pat Codd Carol Crampton Ray Crull Duane Daily Julle Dale Marllo Dale Molly Dalton STarreT1e Davns Grover Davis Susan Dawson Donna Dndelot Duck Dnlle Joan Dunn Gaul Dutton Stephen Edwards Sherroll Ekland Ron Evans Daniel Franklnn Pam Fuller Roberta Furnish Claude Gardner Peggy Greenwell Jack Grlffln Kathleen Hammond Loranne Hankosky Allen Hearle Wlllxam Henry Wayne Hewntt Roger Hnghwood Warren Hnne Janet Hofman Margaret Dnlllnger Quentin Draper Vevlan Dresh John .Ka R! 'W A1 'Nr- P' X- iff 55.4 QL ,fx was 0' Holmberg, David 4' Howard, Susan lg' I l .I -V Holm, Nancy Q X ii- lsaacson Carol Jaeger Bernard Janowski Agnes Jeffery Dianne Jerkins Patricia Johansen Alan Johnston Valerie Kara Judith 1' if Kaufman Carolyn Kilander Larry Kilbourn Fritz Klaser Joe Shy' '? A Koehler Alice Larson James LaTour Dennis Lesher Carol l Lipinski Tom Logan Joan 5-1' 5' 'vs Jw I O xi' 9 , -' '- A L Q , I -1 ' 9 Q I' f 0. H X XVVA l 1 W 4 ,. Q I V , I D lb' W 4 , ' Ny ,4 Q X 3 5 Vjkggrrf . VA lu rv H A s ' H 9 .. 4 '- f I L' 1 E 2 ' I ' ' K .X I . 5 , A A ' I A E I Q Af,f'f' X. ' .4 X . 5 '1 . 1 J 5 ' W, J 1 J 3- , J i 5 f I A , L ' ' .' Q ' L R LeBan, Priscilla , K , . L ,. Q 3' f , 1 , fl 1 ,, f ' NW H it ily: I J. Y. h Q, X Q at :-v . X J K 7 V in . V I ,y,, Lvl- t. 2 . 353: n X X N J C ' 1 - ' . T . . ' . L 2 as f , s V if V ' Y I I A i .Ir ff McCoole Karen McGroarTy Ellen Manchak Amy Lou Maney George Medema Mlllne Meyne James Males Karin Muller Cassandra Muller Price Mntchell Ken Nlcholson Richard Nover Dennis Olson Vuvuan Osterman Sharon Pape Emnly Beth Parker Ecldle Parker Rnchard Pearson John Perry Donna Lytle Crang McCardue Jem McClure Laura 91 W-J V3 ,Vx ll 'C' rib-f' -.N l Ar N -qv P umm vs is-.0-' lfns '- I X ui 'iwff 1 25'f2' ii Peterson Leland Pliske Walter Pope Sandra 2 4.-as N. 4 Potts Gerald Powell Joan Pratt Kay Pritchard Pat Randler Carl Razer Clare Robertson William Royal Selvm Rucker Richard Rudolf Karen Ryan Therese Saltzman Tom Schroder Ronald Schultz Dennis Seifert Eddie Seifert Gerald Shaw Elva Shepard Linda Sholes, Robert Smith Dean Spencer Marcna Stephans Bull Stelghner Agnes Stout Robert Thoesen James Tldaback Davtd Waugh Bernlce Weidman Joan Wescher Larry Westergren Larry Wlppel Betty Woytanek Judnth Wllson Charles Woosley Steve Worthnngton Bonnie Wozniak John Yagelski Diane Zirkel Daniel Sulverthorn Ruchard Slont Mary Smuth Betty yksv- 'lvflw x --4 i' Q.. ,L .3 fx . AL ' a ff :xt 1'9V L L NOT PICTURED Jim Cherry Dora Johnson Bob Lawson Tom Stout Marleen York Vuce Presudent lrene Kosmatka and Presudent Bull Brooks get theur books to go to class Keepung the book straught us a bug lob for Pat Carter treasurer and Denny Moldenhauer secretary sen' SOPHOMORIC SOPHOMORES Wuth a years experuence behund them the sophomores got unto the swung of thungs by electung Btll Brooks presudent Irene Kosmatka vuce presudent Denny Moldenhauer secretary and Pat Carter treasurer Carol Carpenter Peggy Dunn Darlene Eastman Vaughn Burn sude and John Johnson represented the class on the student councul Takung advantage of the hula hoop fad the sophomores used Hoop Hop as the name of the tradutuonal Freshman Sophomore Receptuon Terru Furst Martha Stumph Sally Muller Sherrue Kuhn and Marlon Tucker were Perfect Luttle Delunquents un Opportunuty Nught and took second place honors Darlene Eastman also took a second place pruze for her rendu tuon of Sophustucatuon The Rockun Fuve Plus One George Bush Joe Drozda Wulson Halley George Hass Chase Magnuson and Mark Popovuch represented the class un the seruous duvusuon Mr Lauerman was chaurman of the class sponsors Other sponsors were Muss Cauffman Mrs Davus Mr Ponader Mr Woodruff Mr Koss and Mr Mulholland Q, f 'Zia l gx . , . . ' 1 . . I . I I I ' ' 2 , 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' I I A 1 1 h I I . ,, . . . ,, . , . V I I ' I I 1 1 I . . . . . I I . . . I 1 - , ' 1 . I , . , . , . , . . D Ng A t . Q I 1 'J u ' ' I 4 x 5 x w hi' , X xllf , A u t , f XR e Adams Larry Adams Mnchaele Alles Vick: Anderson James Anton Michael Autry Judy Babcock Douglas Bartruff Kenneth Bates Allen Bauer Bonme Beck John Beschmslcn Donald Bnelawsku Judith Bishop Joyce Bnshop Ron Bley Bob Sv ln. Q- 'Q 1' 'S' Bo: Margaret Boy Deanna Brooks Bull ug? of ,lun aaa 'E FQ i .lx Dunn Peggy Durnal Jnm ,af ,-. Dillon Bonnie Drozda Joe Dunn Patrncla Burnslde Vaughn Bush George Carmody Raymond Carpenter Carol Carter Beth Carter Pat Chellberg Lowell Chester Barbara Chumley Gwen Clark Mabel Codd Sharon Conn Charlotte Coslet Donald Cox Marea Davlson Deanna Dnlle Cheryl Dutcher Marne Eastman Darlene Edquust Cynthla Ekstrom Bernhard Fancher Muke Fancller Oliver Fancher Sandra Fueffer Theodore Furs? Terri Garret! Judy Gland Wayne Granaf Gayle Greene Mendrfh Greenfield Sheula Groff Jerulynn Gunnerson Cherry it a NS ig f Mn x L Hadenfelt Delores Halley Wnlson Hass George 9-N 'K Y' Hnser Lenora Holdren Thelma Sv'- 'ln un' TH fu ui... X9- ff 5 Z3 fp, Kremke John Kubuclc Kenneih Kuhn Sherrie if Kurfman Donald Larson John zu- Howes Frances Jackson Charles Jaeger Richard Jeswuck Carolyne Johnson Carolyn Johnson Emery Johnson John Joyner Larry Justus Foy Kessler Debra Knlola Paul Kohler Marvm Kosmalka Gerald Kosmatka Lou A Kremke Rober Y r'x ' A .' I , 3 V o , ' . fx ' ' 3 . 1 1. J ll' ' L 3 'nga' ' , W he as ', J ,, , .l 4 l f 1' ' . , 5 zi. Z J W X - , f ,M - A f s A l -sq 5 , x J gf? ' J 1, Kosmatkla, Irene 4 tl? V- . .qn ' Z - ' X fi V f T111 Larson Wayne LaTour Charles Lewis Pau Lund Wayne Lobslger Susan Loper Wnlllam Lowiher Donna McCorkel Norman McKunnon Don McKinnon Ed McNelH Daniel Magnuson Chase Mannmg Petra Mason Bull Medley Wanda , , A I , , , , , McCorkel, Kaihryn , , , , , , , , J if ? ws 1-...NX t, X f 19 ,A Park Herbert ,Q Parker Beth Pangburn Carol Patterson Laurel Patterson Mrchal Mrtchell Barbara Mohr Jack Moldenhauer Denms Monroe Tom Murawslv Marsha Nagroskl Paulette Nallenweg Renee Navarro Jlm Neary Jrm Nelson Phyllns Obrecht Paul OBrlen Donald Olson Laura Onyrlca Carol Ostroskr Mary Q' 4 r , v ' Q , ' A , f' nj 6 'ld V, ' ' A , A . .. ' 57 - E 7 Q . tml- 1. 'H r . ,ra Q I 1 ,, A a , - IO. -QA' ' e 1 ' Olsen, Richard li 1 -,. ' ,L 'I . 'I V K . A ,gg ff 'A i 1 I . ' '-1, ., ' ' ' e r l Parker Carol Parker Larry Parker Rebecca Peterson Roberf Pefhe Benedxcf Pnsarskn Jerome Pnsowlcz Gerald Pletha Wllllam Popovnch Mark Proffm Fred Ramey Allen Ruevesel Jerry Rlefesel Jull Rlelly Della Rhoda Mary Sabmsku Dnanne Savntskn Sharon Saylar Karen Schlaak Jackie Schultz Sharon Scott Thomas I A Qlw L T' gq,.,.1 'ne -.. o 51 -. W g ls.. R K K if Valpaluc, Pafrucla Vest Nancy 4151922 5. 'bv 3 if Tldwell Dennls Tulden Kathy Tucker Maruan Shultz Harvey Snmpson Rnchard Smufh Tom Smnh Thomas Sosnowskn Joe Sovnch Sandra Starr Lynne Stephens Sandra Stevens Carole Stumpf Martha Summers BeY1y Tarnowskn Nancy Tavernuer Pamela Tharp Gordon Tharp Kenh Thomas Nancy Voegtle Susan Wallin Patrlcua Warren Paul Waugh Bll Weidman Judy Weltzln Jerry Westergren Phyllus Wnldmg Mary Wulllams Paul Wllluams Paultne Wnlson Wayne Wmqulst Eugene 'L ?'r I 1 Q. W te Btll Wood Wanda Wrnght Larry Wuletnch Judy Wulak Bo York Marilyn NOT PICTURED Haughee Kenneth Hood, Darrell Olson, Ronald Wright, Roscoe lb '31 A -J 4 r' K A 7 I ld oN Q bk- l 4 Ken Wallun president and Bob Parker vuce president discuss the problems of class orgamzatuon at a brief meeting Gloria McClure secretary and John Logan treasurer gain valuable experience in keeping class records di' FRESHMEN FIND THE ROAD UP, ROUGH After a few days of puzzlement and flusteration the freshman class got into the swing of things and took their place among the students at Chesterton High School. Leading them through their first year of high school was Ken Wallin president Bob Parker vice president Gloria McClure secretary and John Lo gan treasurer Terry Oness Georgia Mickey Jam Cassidy Joyce Dllle and Carolyn Lewis represented the class on the student council The class was officially welcomed by the sopho mores at the annual Freshman Sophomore reception Kathy Kelly and her dancing baton took first place prize at the evening performance of Oppor tunlty Night The HiF1ves a five man combo were awarded second prize in the afternoon performance Marttan Bandstand was their comedy act Mr Mull was chairman of the class sponsors Mr Allegree Mrs Bateman Mr Groves Miss Wean Mrs Weidman and Mr Welns Z ff U GX- , .ZR-it L V2 x LW ' , ' 2 , ' 2 ' , i ' I ' I . I I I I I f . l I I . l ' - I I I ' . I I I I I l . ' I u I ' I ' I ' I . , . . -is . , . 0' Cr , F 4 l 5 -'-'.- ll I .sq-Q, ,gs gl l Y ki n 'H s: l l I I' , ,V t . - ,E 7 F ' A' r' ' T t A I . 'fi ,M , J T .1 1? ,.., 3 Ahrendt Theodore Andershock John Arvldson Marilyn Arvld Ronald Asher Chrlsflna Babcock Chuck Bancroff Dale Barnard Carol Bartruff Nancy Bassett Joel Bender Donna Beschunsku Marcia Betferton Glorla Befz John Brllmgs Lynn Bishop Kathy Bltfner Ken Blackard Bull Bon Llnda Borg Lesfer V , fig 3 X fa. 'rf Q an JsJ -.H N Boy Bonnne Bradley Walluam Brennon Susan Brockway Alan Brockway Clunfon 1 Brofmarkle Glenn Brown Penny Bullard Barbara Carpenter Ray Carver Andrew ,fu Y-1 SQ + Q WW ,riff Z Q: 1 3 ix Z I H35 Q .54 A: iv'-. au.,,,,,, ' sz, Q be .Y -fx Cassrdy James Castle Rnchard Charleson Nell Cmcoskn Dan ffl' is lmwl J Cnulewncz Janne Clune Beverly Clouse Dale Coambs Karen Codd Marnlyn Collins Lmda Connors Karen Coombs Fred Cooper Linda Cooper Phylles Cormscle Donald Crawford Terry Dasse Scott Dnlle Joyce Dmess Wanda Eagen James Eagen Jerry Edwards Kermn Evans Car Fafz Siephen Flynn PBYYICIB Folenga Ruta Fornshell Cheryl Fuller Karen '- -z I 11 4: I J J ,, , Rl! - :'f f-5 r J' J J l' I . I A . . , . P- Q. I ' I , I 5 A . YN, k , H G' I Q E2 5 VK! N , ' , , J: f x' 1517! J 7 I J 4 of W 1 J fy + ll J ' . , J - K A lf , . 1 J Z ' f . . A k A We lg' - : T Qf f R i r ' 'l'-' ' l L 5 42-z'i f-l g w q A Be f A f A ' r - dl h ifi I , L , u V XX F I ,X K 4 4 'Q .V A. . I V 71T.Ly :f1 K ' ,T ' ff - G' ' 4 ' lr' f A - .- , I ' K I, -.- 1 ix . L ' I KL K , 7, 'I , 9 l ' r f ' J QAAQ l . ' V V' f ' x , X ' l lsl ll ' , ln q f'QglJlf j l 'ff' il 1451: :A . 'fQr',, Q I . It Q l J , ' ' , M55 1 1 kr l ' 'L 5 ' j ' 1 Grau Kathleen Grau Spencer Grtffnn Constance Griffin Alleen Hager Kathleen Hall James Harvul John Helnke Sandra Herrang Pamela Hull Jerry Hokanson John Holmberg Joel Hood Patrtcua Horn Wllllar-n Hroma Andrea Hubbard Kathleen Hubbard Mary Jackson Curtus Jensen Charles Johnson David Johnson Jeffery Karser David Kamaskn Angle Keen Lonny Gassoway Vurgnl I Gast Franklun 5' Gayer Sandra Qjf Gland Pamela s..f KMLMR wif Kirin-'ZA 9- l 4. . 'YQ ' 4? of , ' - ' - sf ' , 3 , A l ' ' - , 4 a n 1'- I 4 V 'YI X' X ' v V V H of 1 1 ' l 9 , Q51 , , , ,V a. - K ' A ' 3 . f a t J J f If , - ' Y I , Y I I 4 V f, ' Q :um I L 'Q 5' , X123 ix if I 71 .f 4 4 ' . g 1' l -. ' - I 'K n V ' X . X f , fi if , , I . . , V . . I I ,V , ,J ' I . llfll, , , J --. . t ,,,ffff, Kruse Ronnre LaBounty Sharon Larson Donald Lee M ryann Lesher Penny Lewis Carolyn Lund Victoria Logan John Long Patruck Lorenz Michael Lowry Mary McCardre Nancy McCarthy Dennis McClure Glorra Mcfforkel Darla McDougal Mary McMeans Kenneth McMeans Roger Malony James Manning Mary Markley Evelyn Masterton George Menellly Shirley , , , , a f f , , , f Lyfle, Brian , , , f , , f , Muller Patrtcua Mullet Allan Mutchell Danny Murphy James Musgrave Jerry Musgrave Judy Nallenweg Thomas Nelson Nancy Ntcholson Betty Nordholm Catherune Nover Arlene Odd: Damel Olson Arlene Olson Terry Oness Terry Parker Robert Pease Allen Pearson, Ann Pedone Jon Penrose, Russell Peters Charles Peterson Erik Peterson, Thomas Petriskey, Robert Pisarslci Val Metzner Don Michaels Jean Mackey Georgna Muller Helen 'Nz' l Cx fs! aus vig' fi 'T V...- Q - N 'T J N ill Aikfflk f 'C my 'S l pf Ju: J 0981.4 'bv ' Qr S- X, to --. v-- -f x X ,, NX 'I 5 X 4 If A ' 1 Q4 Q if 'B Ulu... Y SIX 'vi an.. Prange, Christina Proper, Gerald Putchaven, Mary Rall, Albin ui in Rarney, Sharon Rhoda Shirley Ruclcey Charles Roberts Larry Roblnson D nlel Ryan Maureen Saltzrnan Jrm Schallon Barbara Schrader Gall Scott Geoffrey Scott Katie Sengh Vnckt Shepard Roy Sholes Brenda Sohlberg Karen Solberg Vernon Stavopowlos Susan Stewart Charles Stewart Sherryl Sttller Ernest Strange Make Swanson Edward Swanson Robert Swisher Carl Tweddell Melody Valpatuc Andrew Vurden Jacquelnne Wahl Davud Wallln Kennelh Ward Jerry Ward Make Ware Sharon Watkins Beverly Welfzm Sheila Wentland Paula Wesher Loss Westbury David Wulluams Carolyn Wilson Ruth Wnppel Roberta Woznlak Gerald Wyatt Raymond York Alvnn Young George Yagac Emnl Zummerman Susan Taylor, Veronica Teagarden, Harold Tengblad, Lenard Tomsach Lulluan if s I .7 1' 1 'er , 1 A ig. mul' 'ggi 5535332295 42. 2 i Q'-N in 'uf 1 Mb 'l'-2:'L l' 3 NOT PICTURED Damel Kaiser fy- Jack Musgrave Dennns Wnllnams GK- l l A V Q- , M 4 If q I we A Muff, I . 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A M fd... 4 av Secretary and presndent were Marlorle Howes and Carolyn Edmonds Randy Tavernler and Barbara Phneffer were vnce presrdenf and Treasurer Q-M.-rr 1-asia STH GRADE, THE END OF THE BEGINNING For The second year an a row Carolyn Edmonds was chosen fo lead the class of 63 The class elected Randy Tavernner vnce presndent Marlorne Howes secretary and Barbara Phueffer Treasurer Mary Mullef Barbara Phleffer and Nina Rhoda sang l Belleve at The l5Th Annual Opportunlfy Nnghf Born Too Late was Pat Wrnghls vocal solo Carol Ashmore Cheryl Barnard Judy Davis Jane Dunbar Carolyn Edmonds Anna Hune and Roberta McCorkel parTrclpaTed ID a comedy act Rocka by Baby Mr H Smnfh was chairman of The elghrh grade sponsors Other sponsors were Mr Knarr Mr Mead Mr A Smsth and Mrs L Smlth Mary Ann Cordaro demonsfrates art rechmques To fellow elghfh graders I I I l 1 I 1 1 i 4 I l 1 1 11 V 11 V - 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - V 11 11 I ' ' ' . . . , . , . . , . . . .1 lfrr- 515 , 15 3, X-, V R , 1. 141, V ,Y ,, 1 K . Q15 , , I , cf - , 1' ' I Q , sr S L ,1 11 'Vg Q -nf - ' V 1 'fn' , 1 Vf ,V We , rr ., Jw is f , - A MWA 1 1 Ha W1 X l Adams Brook Ammon Judy Anderson Chrlslran Ashmore Carol Ayers Donna Babcock Gayle Barldo Rlchard Barnard Cheryl Barnes Lrnda Berruer Lnnda Boswell Vnrgunra Bratcher Shernlyn Brooks Bonnie Bush Judlih Campbell Thomas Cannon John Carr Bruce Casile Carolyn Chnlders Lorelue Chllders Margo Chumley Marlene Cleek, Sharon Codd, Georgene Coffman, Kathleen Conklin Sharon Cordero, Mary Cosler, Rlchard Cosler, Rodger Coslef, Russell Darling, Flncharc is 5- is- Q'-s, ' X- 5 fur- F Sv' 'vw' is-' ffl. i in Qs -C :Q - 2 X ref, ,- QQ , 4.' r K WT yy, rv X ' ,'.' 9.-5 W i or-Q fn. Y 51 hr C: 4555 12 J 'sq- S C' Q., i 'n 'iv Y Sv- Darlrng Russell Davns Howard Davis Juclrfh Davrson Thomas Dunbar Jane Eason Fred Eason Rrchard Edmonds Carolyn Eklund Bruce Enloe Clarence Esslrnger Arihur Evans Rrchard Fannnn Pamula Freffer Mable Gambrel Paul Gland Terry Given Robert Grrsmer Charles Grrssom Susan Hadenfelt George Hamlllon Wllllarn Hess Hartzel Hrcks Dorthy Hume Anna Holm Paul Howes Nlarlorle Humphrey John Hunt Tom Hunter Delcua Hyde Lucia Hyaffe Donald l'lyaYTe Shlrley Jackson John Janelle Marranne Johnson James Johnson Vrvran L Johnson Paulett Jones Tom Kara Patruca Kueldsen Wrllnam Kmola Ronald Kruse Susan Kohlmeuer Charlotre Lambert Donald Lawson Raymond Levrs Mrchael Lmle James Logan Dxane Lorenz Gene Lorenz Peggy Magnuson Donold Markley Bernard Marks James Martrn Jayne Marirnson Dems Mauke Charles McCoole Dolores McCoole Nell McCorkel Roberta McCune Dale if E on dns I 5- ,I .1 fy 1.4 A' A' f H' van QP Si N pg Qv U-. 1-9 ns X 6 qu- .H if' X H V41 'l' mf'-N. 1, gy! :VU 'L+-as 'I McHone, Virginia McKinney, Mamie Millet, Mary Ann Mitchell, Sharon Morgan, John Murray Linda Napier Carolyn Navarro Adolph Owen Sharon Parker Betty Parker Joyce Perez Jacqueline Peterson Carole Petrlsky Raymond Pfeiffer Barbra Radlger Carlee Rasmussen Eileen Reed Audrey Reed Theresa Rhoda Antoinette Razer Larry Razer Susan Robertson James Robinson Christine Sabinske George Saylor Judith Shepard David Smith Leonard Stant James Stout Richard Siumph Thomas Tavermer Randy Thornfon Norma Tobey John Toth John Veden Pafsy Warbley Lyrell Weaver Laurence Wellmgton Tye Welrznn Ruchard Wesbrooke Fred Wlebe Kirk Wllllams James Willett Dannel Wilson Robert Winkler Harold Wrught Patrucua Wycoff Carolyn York Gall lar Zadra Marlorle Znmmerman Bully Znrkel Rnchard NOT PlCTURED Callnn Sue Klnmek Wullram Penrose Betty Porler David Shobe Stephen The seventh grade was the only class that had all class offices filled by boys Officers were Warren McCorkel secretary James McGroarty vice president Tim Sanders treasurer and Norris Leigh president The seventh grade elected Norris Leigh president to lead them through their first year of iunior high school. James McGroarty was elected vice president, Warren Mc- Corkel, secretaryg and Tim Sanders, treas- urer. The hula hoop craze was the theme for one of the seventh grade acts in Oppor- tunity Night. Participating in the act were Beverly Brooks Vickie Evans Joanne Jef frey Carla Pope and Joan Reder Musical Marionettes was Millie Tweddell s accordion solo Bill Groggans Goat a comedy skit was put on by Ann and Sally Bley Cindy Brown Madelynne Diness Darlene Dunn Karen Krone Jim McGroarty and Tim Sanders Chairman of the seventh grade sponsors was Miss Park aided by Miss Colbert Mr Gomes Mr Hundt and Mr Still co sponsors 7TH GRADE SMALLEST BUT GROWING IN KNOWLEDGE -so Q-1 0. 'fax' in Aaron Larry Ailes Thomas Anderson Ingrid Babbitt William Baker Jean Bateman Gayle Bishop Janet Blakely Mary Blanchard Thomas Bley Ann x I I - II ' I I ' I 1 . ,, . . , . Q 11 - 1 11 - ' I I , I I I I I I 1 J , ' ' : . I f , . , . , . , . ' . Q ., u A 2 I . 1 . I f I . C, I V , f I rw . 4 , ' ,V 'f A , R K , . I , X ., ' , H' K- .OT rf I,, ' X 1, 1 1 I A rr , I ' I I ' , ' 1 . . 1 ll , I ' . I N 'f I .4 I I - 3 'I ii Bley Sally Boo Davld Borg Arnette Bradley Lunda Brocksmnrh Mary Brooks Beverly Brown Cynrhra Brul'1n Daniel Bouekowsku Douglas Carpenter Sandra Clnellberg Carmen Childers Wllllam Cnneoskl Darrell Cnncoskn Sandra Clark Donna Clouse Nancy Codd Wnllnam Coleman Mary Coslet Donna Dale Diana Davis Betty Dawson Roben DeSanYls Anne Duness Madelynne Dresh Maureen Drudge Dnana Dunn Darlene Eason Ruth Evans Doneafa Evans Vnckl xrflhx 5 iv-f -fx 1 my f ,Hflaf V has-fx ,- OV! K 1 Q 'C' B Fannin James Feele Charles Fornshell Mnchael Gambrel MarTha Gardner Siephens Gardner Susan Granaf Jaclyn Guldberg Susan Gunder Harold Harvnl Carolyn Hxser June Hodge Brenda Hokanson Lynn Holmgren Dwaln Hunrer Gary Jeffery JoAnne Johnson Althea Johnson Geneva Kaiser Duane Keen James Kung Jon Klaser Alan Koehler Roberia Kohler Carol Koladnn Evelyne Krone Karen Kurczewsku Robert Kurfman Wzlllam Lengh Norns , , , , , f , I - , , , , , . f Jarnowski, Jacqueline , , , , , f , , , f , , ,. , Lesher Robnn Lewis Kenneth Lund Dale Lowther Lunda 1 Mann Carol Manos Bonnre Markley Louella Marttn Karen Martrn Juannta Mason Cheryl 1-gb, ,of ,fb Mason Rrchard Mauke Marshall Mauke Sandra McCard1e Phrllnp McCorkel Warren t F'-V. McDougal Neal McGroarty James 4- McHone Kathnne McLead Carollne ' Middleton Judith Mules Errc Mrtchell Robert Morgan Pamela Muellen Dennls Nncholson Chnstuan ll. Nrckel Robert Onyrka Albert ,,, Parker Sharon Peterson Gary Peterson Glenn we I1 '4 QIIIQUX Q 5, if X Y Thi 'x Qs :egwl ts? --ll Hx N., f X x ,Y kg F in Wg-4 Q 'be 3 'Se L. s.-f sv- 1,x .LT I 1 V f 5- -v'Q Peterson Patty Pethe Leigh -Q Popa rad Pa ul F' R Popovnch Michael Pope Carla Reder Joan Reder Judy Really Michael Rnetesel Judy Ruggs John Robbins Patrlcla Roberts Leonards 4. 4 Samuelson Judy lr l llllll dn. 1-v ii. Q., 5 .v- J Sanders Timothy T Schroeter Patncna X Showen Betty Skidmore Wllllam Skinner Eileen Slater Weldon Smedman Joanne Smlth Sharon Synder Raymond Sohlberg Betty Sponseller Dawn Steele Sally Stelghner Eleanor Stephens Anna Stewart Nell Summers George Swaura Rosemary Swanson Charlene Tharp Gerald -v- Thornlon Norman Tuley Llnda S... on James ,ov-. Tweddell Mrllre Vale Judlfh Vawter Joy Vrllars Rrchard Walker James L- x Walkers Walter Wallm James -r m Werdman Barbara Wergand Edward ' ,,,, Wells Arthur tr it Westburg Wrllram Weymrer Susan Wrghtman Luzene Wrlletf Fred V Worthrngton Loretta -vv' wa flx Youngblood Bull Zlmmerman Danny Zurkel Bonme .Y Q' in Not Pictured Madge Newson Wlllard Olson Jean Segudovrc Ronald Thomas Robert Uylakl ,I i J 4 ' -er lr 1+ ' .' fl ' Xi - Q Y g A. fl T , X ' ' 5- , N , J X , ' P f R - I l , A A 1 fb if I , Aff - ' , ' , ' A ,J r 5' 'fx ' f 1 ' gl'-'TH l fr' R' A ' f L ' 14351 , I K 2 1 A 5 rj' , 5 r Bali 4 V X flu: X ' lf ' I Wil' I 'll Q., I - Q 51, it l . i I L A -A , I I M , . x A . . . 'I I t Q V 76, if l . ' l A , Y ' YJ ff ' - is J, 'Q f I Q I f in I .s 1, 4 U A 54? Q if SENIORS Amlmg Dwlghf ae as as 90 Anderson Judym sz nos 72 Babcock nam ez as nos Beck Wnlharn 64 55 03 sm Fved so sz 70 nos swnop sem 47 52 no: soy Leonard so an as as eo: afmhef Devud so no: Bu mug eww nz I4 we 52 A 87 04 auffmde Pam.. as 29 46 48 sz ss 72 04 Buren Renard na an ez, 77 O4 C fpemef John nz I4 7I 76 C ellberq A n I7 59 bl 04 Chellberg Befh Ib 47 62 IO4 Chrwsfman Vrg4f 65 B7 I04 71 Cuulewucz Judlfh I04 Coambs Jean 50 59 AZ 72 I05 Coffman Larry 72 105 Coleman Donald I05 Cooper Leonard I05 Crefv1p90n Kev 16 57 S9 52 7I 72 05 Cnzek John Jr 05 Dawson Sandra I6 50 62 72 IOS Dwdelof Reber? 37 38 41 BZ 90 l02 Dllle Carolyn 62 I06 Drozda Susan 47 48 57 58 59 72 O6 Eason Pnncva l06 Edmonds Fred IO6 Enckson Maxune Ib 59 62 7l 306 72 Fancher Alan 61 l06 Fruday H nk 33 bl 65 Furs? Tom I6 29 30 49 5 bl 65 IO6 Goodlm Nancy Ib 30 4 4 5 52 IO7 9 Grvswold Leonard 57 57 7 93 7 Ha er Cav! I4 65 07 Haklm James S2 IO7 Hankosky Rrchard IO7 Harmlwn Sharon 62 72 I Hnmpshure Dorsey 47 SZ 70 Huser Carolyn 62 IO7 Hood Denms 38 47 48 54 76 B8 8 92 73 IDB B Holdren John 75 108 Hclleh Frances 42 43 47 62 72 79 08 Hromn Reber? 64 55 IOB roll Bob I4 47 76 Bb Johnson Darlene YI 42 48 62 l08 Kveldsen Karen Z8 46 48 54 57 Kozy James IOS Kneps Richard 28 29 47 54 70 92 93 Kruse Sandra I8 IO? LnBoun9y Harvey I5 IO7 Lee Judy I09 Leigh Pa? 42 5? B3 72 IOV Lewws Aluce 33 35 59 bb 67 L eKrry3552657I 09 McAvoy Sharon 52 57 58 67 b 70 IU? Mcnougal .nm as no McMeans Marlene 33 57 60 Melony Jane! 60 Il0 Medley James I7 33 38 81 8 I0 Meyne Jerry 38 54 B2 90 IOZ IIO 2 Mlchleels Carol 60 HU a Dck ZI 5 Nelson Reber? 65 B6 U0 N son Jon 86 lll Nlcholson Reber? 64 65 93 III Nfckel Lynda sv A3 67 ver Luke 61 II n Marcxa I4 46 53 53 Pedone Monfe 55 III P er Joy In Peferson Alena I5 50 S2 bl bl 2 Peferson Mcallelean bl IIZ Pomeroy Loren II2 Pufchaven Leone H2 Yee Lrnda 47 52 II2 R nschler Paul 50 52 bl II2 n Pafrucua 57 63 ll? Ruler Rober? II2 72 Saufer Sandra 49 II3 Slever? 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' ,' f 1' - X 'XI49 ' e1, X' X' X' X' ':I49 Q f X ' ' X X 39 X' X ' ' ' X' ,' ' X ' XX' MXIIX 12. 74 139 ' X X 1- 'X X ' 1 3 - -' 1 ' 'I X' ' f 1 1 SPONSORS THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS SMEDMAN'S FOODLINER TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS ANN CARTER, REALTOR DAVE CARTER INSURANCE CHESTERTON FURNITURE CHESTERTON RURAL LOAN AND SAVINGS CHESTERTON STATE BANK INLAND STEEL COMPANY FIRST STATE BANK OF PORTER PORTER HARDWARE TWENTY DOLLARS DON SLONT TEN DOLLARS Dr Campbell ChesI'er+on Feed and Supply Dlness Jewelers Edmond s Funeral Home Famlly Grocery Ben Franlclln Dlme Sfore Harrmgron s Marker L and M Booi' Shop McAvoy Consfruchon Vlc Nash Be++e Prange Casuals Slunners S+andard Service M Smlfh and Sons Dry Goods Charles Sfraleslrey Jeweler S'I'a+e Parlc Drugs Tasfe Rule Thompson s Dalry Tlldens Feed and Supply Vawlers Food and Frozen FIVE DOLLARS Anderson s Barbershop Malcom Anderson R C Anderson Barfels Hardware Basse++s Florusf Dr Hugh Cassldy Cerhfned Grocery Ches+er+on Aufomohve Supply Chesferfon Lumber and Coal Supply Ches+er+on Pam+ and Wallpaper Ches+er'I'on Trlbune Crawford s Servnce Doler Plumbing and Heahng Ken s Texaco Service Long AuI'o Supply Andrew Lower McQuls+ons Shell Servlce Morgan Consfruchon Morgan s Hardware Nrclcels Drug Sfore Olsons Bllce Shop Open Arr Marlcei' Para a Moun+ Tool and Mfg Co Edwm Pearson Insurance Peferson s Greenhouse Pullman s Food Sfore Dr. C. Ashmore Lundberg and Anderson Ebersold's Barber Shop Por+er Barber Shop Elec+ric Mo+or Service Por'rer Lumber and Coal Ga+eway Lanes Pressco Casfing and Mfg. Co. Graves-Olson Ford Rays To+s +o Teens Hewards Drug Sfore Ranks Service Holiday Mo+el Kenneih Rucker Hump+y Dumpfy Ruge and Sons lmhof's Pharmacy Charles H. 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