Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1971 volume:

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' -,z W' vm -4 LLW,, .I Z 4! .fy 5 ' :L . 4 , YW! l.Eg ,'f'--1-mt' M-W 2, fix ' J' ,' ' f 1, g 'Q ,lfff if llll l'.flll 'liil,., , ! gllyl3QfflllL g,Qgl,lll M ll' Twimrty f f W .MgQN.,gil'..g1lwlll'lff ' i.,f1fQ'l ' L wlf i f - : W ll l , 1- ..4. , f , ,. wa s eva i W -qu, ' 1- N i K' 1 iillll grill 9 ll aailrxfxiiilllii ,j55lg5ilfl5,g2g3gg5Jir5ii'5 A Time for Us In a world of conflict, sorrow, and unrest it was hard to find peace and understanding. It was difficult to be peaceful and to understand others when so many changes were taking place, molding the lives of people everywhere. Probably never before have teenagers witnessed so many na- tional incidents that affected both their present and future lives. But somehow, despite all the misgivings of life, the students of Churubusco High School were able to grasp their portionsof life and hang on. We forced ourselves to car- ry on the customs and way of life expected of high schoollstudents. For even though the outside world seemed so distant, it was in reality, very near and with the pace of the world speeding up so fast, we found ourselves creating, A Time For Us. Eagles Qubmerge Lions at Homecoming 411 sf' -7-iii.. g f . . 'F 'S uv. ' At Left-Homecoming Court for 1970-71. Queen, Anne Fleicke, Senior attendants, Debbie Gaff, and Cherri Mag- gart, Junior attendant: Susan Dailey, Sophomore attendant, Kathi Salesman, Freshman attendant, Donna Fry. The 1970-71 Homecoming was a huge success in spite of the weather. Rain put a damper on the parade, but could do nothing to dampen the spirit of the Eagles. Had you been one of the rain-soaked fans, you would have felt the excitement as John Long caught a pass from Steve Cassidy for a touchdown and as Gary Byrd kicked the ball 48 yards for a field goal. The 9-O shutout wasn't the only excitement. At halftime Anne Fieicke was crowned queen and presented with red roses. ep Sessions Build up Eagle Qpirii A gymnasium full of kids, resonant noise, and a squad of cheerleaders was the setting of a CHS pep session. The cheerleaders worked up spirit with the students before each big eagle game. Various clubs also participated in the pep sessions with an original skit or two. During the year we sponsored a lVlr. Legs contest with Terry Papenbrock victorious. Two pep rallies were held before Carroll football game and before the sectional. All in all, a CHS pep session was a must for the Eagle teams. Above-Clifford Guest performs his ventriloquist BCT. At left-The great violinist Fiubinoff gave a concert while touring the area. ssemblies Begin Where Studies Ends Every year the Student Council chooses three assembly programs. Those chosen to present their vari- ous abilities were Ed Schetter, Bob Larson, and Clifford Guest. Ed Schetter, a yoga specialist, showed some of his exercises and told of his vegetarian diet. The fun came when he had Steve Boggs, Curt Bair, and Mel Egolf try some of the easier exercises. At right-Members of the Flandom Sam- ple performed at CHS while touring the country. Square, round, silver and gold immed glasses returned from the 9th century to correct the eyesight f in students. Skirts went from the high to the opular midi and maxi lengths. A revised dress code brought on ll the latest in slacks and pant uits, much to the distress of some. Self-knitted sweater vests and onchos became more popular. Al- ost any style, shape, or size could e found in the halls and lassrooms. t Right-One of the oldest style in lasses, wire rims, is updated by Ned Golf Donna Wilkins,and Bill Russell. 'no nw Fads and Fashions Swing With Flair l Above-Marilyn Rider and Marsha Wilson take advantage of the new dress code by wearing slacks. 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Copyright 1968 by F Music Corporation Nino Rota amous Young Ap - ...1.,1 Jim: ,, ,W szgltfati-' ,Eg I-e- 10 Hfbivvu 'vi' .A ....s4....l I ,521 l .xl 'ia Bill Fogle gives Chris Coleman a helping hand as she climbs through the window. l in ,iw id' ril-Trials of Teen Life The play cast presents Miss Krider with red roses for the time she gave to the play. Young April was presented by the Seniors on October 15 and 16. The play dealt with the humor and pain of being a teenager from the viewpoint of both the parent and the teenager. Bill Fogle tells Connie Dafforn just the way things will be with no help from mother-in- law, Connie Hooten. !!' his W Chris Coleman tells Bill Fogle that there Z vr'-1' Y . is K Q as more to love than meets the eye. If 2 'Wx -aaa-R,-A 1 1 1 si The 1971 all-school play, All Nly Sons, was presented to the public on April 16. This American drama dealt with the many con- flicts between fathers and their sons. The members of the Cast, with the aid of the director, lVlr. Norman, were able to realistically portray each character in the family. At Left-Jim Read and Cherri Neukom observe Bill Fogle and Jim Tomlinson as they maneuver the ladder into position. IM Sons Given b C.H.9. Students U U Above-Tim Hearld gives his daily report to Jim Read as Jam Tomlinson looks on. At Left-Dale Duncan pauses to contemplate what his next move will be. E' Young At Heart was the theme given the 1971 prom. The custom of passing the loving cup from the Senior class to the Junior Class was completed when Karen Salesman, vice-president of the Se- nior Class presented Dan Garman with the cup along with well wishes for the next year. Debbie Gaff, Queen for the evening took pleasure in crowning Susie Daily as Princess. The queen and princess along with their courts were honored with a special dance with music provided by the New World Quartet. Youn at Heart reates a i Above-Karen Salesman presents Dan Garman with the loving cup. At Right-Queen, Debbie Gaff crowns Susie Daily princess. Above-Floger Berry smiles despite his obvious handicap. g C T .il 521 lil iii ii ii ii ii -vw mei get ii rl E ii, iw l. , 1 , X lllulll - M , , i'u,.lli,,, i I , Above-Servers from lefty Marla Fletcher, Helen Floss, Katie Shively, Connie Lewelyn, Beth Barcus, Delene Brady, Marsha Reicke, Flenee Arehart and Pat Richards. Left-Jeannette Hardacre and Monica Shank read the prophecy. r U Wilh Enchanling Moments li Above-Valeri Leitch and escort, Don Walker, enjoy a dance at the prom. At Right-Princess Susie Daily smiles happily after being present- ed with red roses. On Nlay 13th 81 members of the senior class were winging their way to Washington D.C. for two days of touring and visits to some of the most historical places in the United States. 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Sludenls l A iff 1- . , 12.21 f , i f K 112+ S f 1.x 1.5 ,A l - ,ffl ' , f W guy ,Q ..- ...S 23 'L E Above-Freshman honor students, Karen Nelson, Beth Barcus, Gary Snyder, and Brad Dell. At Flight-Valedictorians Steve Smith and Daryl Rapp and Salutatorian Ed McEowen. Q, Wig, . l l :ef .nsal l in lil, Q mi emjmm ll H ' Proudlg Receive Hono ' A hll- .B r ' . use 1 Above-Sophomore honor students Kathi Salesman, Donna Young, - fn and Rex Allman. At Left-Junior Honor students Tom Reicke, Ann Zumbrum, and ' Nellie Young. resented Them on Awards Dag at 1 i i i i 1 I Above-Jerry Partin received the outstanding sports award. At Left-Mike Earnhart was Chapter Star Farmer recipient. Below-Senior Legion Award Winners. bg E SEM.. .Q Q ,WI:N3...N M5555 NH.. ,H H ,M A 1 -- - M T 1 , P? 'E ,ggi A 5 Z W 1-' ' .YYY , 4: H M K 1 -f 'ij L, M 1 ,f 51 m 4 2 H 'w,. ., Wfiiw Y ww- ag ,wg M-m'm muk-W1 my '-1L n mA Y Vx: M34 . :KZ I H ,gm H HMM YI mg.. ,,,11,.gg,.H W www Ni 5 W ., gm H H H? 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Wu' W , W M , W 1 gi r T WWW W ' W , WW WWW -1 4- , ' 'FFS Q WW W WWW Ev WAS? A Time for Sfudies 'WWW WWW rw' 1:31 WWWWW Q?-W -V SW WWW W-E, A W WWW WW 'WWW'WW'WWWWWz WWWWW W '5 W X' W W W. WW, W W The field of science, important in our fast moving world today, had its place in high school. The courses offered were Biology, Advanced Bi- ology, Earth Science, Electricity, Chemistry, and Physics. Teaching our scientific classes were Nlr. Littlepage and llllr. Scribner. The Biology classes spent most of their time studying the anatomy of animals and insects while Chem- istry students experimented with basic chemical compounds. Students in all science courses participated in the Annual Science Fair which took place in lVlarch. VAL. i W -me .a 4 N 2. Science Probes Elements of Nature Til-12.vGlU.9,-I , lmiflmnrm Above-Linda Parker dissects a baby pig without hesitation. At Left-Bill Fogle feeds his pet rabbits that are only a few hours old. Below-Susie Daily carefully empties the bag containing pond water into a beaker. rg -+- 1- . , fi, g 9 if N i ! ,Ps if Above-Students wait anxiously for the bell. At left-IVliss Ertel explains to Kathi Bush just how to solve her problem. Figures, Ratios Dominate Clever Minds At left-John Cook figures out a difficult problem. Below-Kathi Salesman is dismayed by the complexities of her new assignment. I gsm Above-lVlr. Johnson explains the procedure for finding a job. At Right-Miss Ertel listens patiently as Dale Duncan confronts her with a problem in bookkeeping. iii ,iii vvuggmzuug W , ,Y , 1 , Q ii wiijfmii mf ii iiigfgiiiii iff ' M' ,QQ 412 -'Yi .xjssg , A . uy'.,h? f ie J I ai jp Students Investigate Business Fields ls... Students interested in the commercial line of work were all required to take some of the courses in business. In Shorthand I and ll students dealt with the phonetical sound and make up of words. This had to be accomplished before they could read and write the phrases efficiently. Bookkeeping and Office Practice were two of the other courses offered that familiarized the students with office procedure. Typing was offered to those who were eager to learn how to build the speed and dexterity of their fingers. At left-Typing students warm up before class. null H, as ,lim WX A 4' 44 'll' asm ,l rue ll ll 4452144 l W, ll ' fr ii wil 1 Q .il ' ll 12212 ii ll M ii :: , 'm i 'T 1153- , H ll ll .sits 1,. 9.1 llll sw F4 gm ' V ? iii ilu sg, ,gg ,, 'E 'A 'L 'hsffl kf.:,,,,5-,, N s-.r , ,. sr' N ' , - L nj: .:. Z At Left-Ann Zumbrum gets a laugh out of her history class. Above-Kathy Geiger sets a few students straight on the earth's structure in Geography class. Students Probe World Affairs Discussions of current events, campaigning for enators, and representatives, and the predicting of ootball scores were among the many events that went n in the History and Geography classes. United States History, a requirement, and World istory, an elective, helped the students learn about he men who make our government and to better un- erstand how it runs. Geography enables many stu- ents to get a better picture of the vvorld surrounding hem. ' At Right-Just one typical day in the study of our ever popular government. W-it 1 41 Q if M rrr., , ,L-1 5 ' of faq, l At left Barb Owen enjoys a break from the usual class Lower left Lnnda Parker looks disgusted at the photographer Lower rnght Nick Aumsbaugh casts has vote nn the mocl-: I Alerl Qludenls Enlughlen Thoughl zz-lg ripze-'F Q , ..+r.' P5 'l 1 lu lu ll 593521 Siudenis Develop Taleni Wiih Sigle Upper left-Gary McDowell finishes his shop project. Above-Dave Ayers discusses how he can improve the condition of his rifle. At left-Just another pretty face in Shop Class. We 1 Above-Ray Lewis studies the parts of a car. At Right-Members of the freshman P.E. Class construct a pyramid. At Left-Diana Konger shows the first step in changing a tire. l-':'i:liiff7 T 7,p 3-r:,,:.i,,: 255 ,51 sc. -' 'T'7f 'A aria- -- --vga --a+- -. - 215 wif ' 4- t .. , f e , if ' ' li ' ' ' , E' 'f - ' 11 sizrfid- qisfggiggf . - . 1. wi tiff' Healfhg Drivers Exercise Abilities .fH ' liZ1?'iWmm..,-.i:AE-i :rift rf- .f- Physical Education and Drivers Education were both subjects to coordinate ones skills. Such sports as softball, basket- ball, soccer, and tumbling were just some of the activities enjoyed by most freshman. Those interested in driving were learning basic function of the en- gine and then later practiced their skills on the road with caution. .14 , 1 Ml- , G .,.,- ,., ,., , , 1 SNA 1 E lvl 11, 1.1 111111 , 1 1 A 111.111 ---- 1 11 ., . 1 . V I ,. , 1 1, ' ' i J.- '1. 15 x x ' 1-F 3 I 1 - 1 f-XLT - 5 23 15211653 1 .WJ 11 F. .zf 111 is ::E 121: 4-131 'il A, vu 1 1.1 11 11 if 11 , -1 X, F f 1 W 1. 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Through many themes, book reports, and daily assign- ments, the students eventually be- came prepared to tackle term papers and critical analysis. Speech, an age old subject at CHS, was offered to all high school students who were interested in developing their speaking habits. Nlr. Norman taught them to speak without fear, demonstrate without fumbling and debate the current issues of the day. Pennie Carson suffers through Spanish class with a popsicle. NM Exchange Student Maria Ensalmi, cer- tainly wasn't camera shy. Spanish-A Useful Foreign Language Students in Spanish I, ll, and lll studied not only the grammar part of the Spanish language but also the culture of the people and many other interesting points they never knew existed. Nlarie Ensalmi, our exchange stu- dent from Chile was very warm and responsive to Hoosier hospitality and said she hated having to go back home. l ill l V f 5 1 . fa - . , e F531 , gjxi , 7 NIL 1-1-az, l I . 29 M. U. uogwyjyfgy, H .iw , fm. T1 f'xllYl3L iff l FUTURE FARMERS or -AMERICA 'Q' is ,f.. y. D. Lo .0 we f- :VJ I w :,EC..J,. H -W1 ,.,3 wwswwgssa ks V lr gf' H ' A Time for Aciiviiies 3 X Chorus-Blending of Vocal Talenis U K. w Z , :N f zzszz ' H' if E V , f X 1 f 3 fi w v , X - ., ' - .....:5:5:::::.:.-'-:f-:-....-2' fag' V? Above-Members of the What Nots sing for the Thanksgiving Program. ew Era and Whai Nois Creaie Music Above-New Era: First Row, Bill Fogle, Rex Bonar, Second Row, Rita Allman, Karen Moore, Debbie Lamie, Rex Carter, Sandy Gillium. Third Row-Dave Macy, Connie Dafforn. U . Q -: - 7. f-x l 'iiflsj3M mR lil it if i t Q W High School Sci-Math Club, First Row: Kim Johnson, Nlatt McConnel, Mr. Weaver. Third Row: Lanny Kistler, Daryl Goffinet, Steve Smith, Brent lVlcDowell, Mike Nunchuck. Sec- Rapp, Roger Berry, Steve Boggs, Gary Bonar, Greg Alday. ond Row: Nlr. Littlepage, Les Grawcock, Mary Tomlins, Rick 6 0 0 ' ci-Mal Wi ens Know e ge peclrun VW ' 'fill Q Imfbelfolg At left-lVlr. Littlepage, one of the Sci-Math Club Sponsors, 1 if , takes time out from the hustle of school to announce the Q U I0-579 arrival of a new daughter in his family. 0933 5 4-1143 .zewcqp FGM- Patton, Diane Salesman, Susie Daily, Barb Bunn, Con- Hooten, Diane Sheets, Fred Carson, Pennie Carson, Melissa Jeannette Hardacre, Susan Frantz, Matt Goffinet, Bruce Mr. Hackworth. Second Row: Mary Alice Hyndman, Geiger, Gloria Gray, Beth Barcus, Chris Coleman, Weeks, Carol Rinkenberger, Marsha Wilson, Karen Moore, Choinski, Debbie Lamle, Darlene Swing, Jim Tomlin- Rex Carter, Diane Geiger, Tony Willis, Ann Zumbrum. Row: Jeannette Wakeman, Connie Dafforn, Delene Patty Merrill, Janet Berry, Kay Croxton, Sherri German, Bohnsteclt, Darlene Shively, Randy Zeedyk, Bill Fogle, Resler, Karen Nelson, Steve Bohnstedt, Karlette Watson, Fletcher, Mike Geiger, Diane Nestel. Fourth Row: Campu Life ignites Row: Joan Duncan, Kathi Geiger, Diane Hurst, Becky Akers, Sheryl Clemons, Sheryl Taggart, Rex Bonar, John Moore, Brent McDowell, Terrell Osbun, Nick Aums- baugh, Dave Macy, Lanny Kistler, Steve Cassidy, Greg Alday, Mike Earnhart, Debbie Bair, Phil Gordon, Maureen McCoy, Mike Rollins. Fifth Row: Patty Johnson, Patty Tomlins, Pat Richards, Mike Bush, Gary Bonar, Jim Claxton, Roger Berry, Ralph Killworth, Gary Byrd, Curt Bair, Jim LaRue, Dave Ayers, Dale Zeigler, Steve Boggs, Bruce Cassidy, Jerry Partin, Vicki Leitch, Harold Eyer. Sixth Row: Patsy Powell, Kim Johnson, Theresa Carpentar, Theresa Napier, Caroline Geiger, Kathy Bush, Paula Richards, Mike Davis, Dale Duncan, Cathy Myers, Becky Lock, Norma Crabill, Katie Shively, Donna Fry, Chris Hearld. CHS Students dee X. 1 gs Above-Two of the more familiar Campus Life Cuties , Dale and Dave, pose for the camera. Left-Mr. Hackworth takes the high bid at the Wacky Auction. Rowl: Mary Tomlins.Row 2: Mike Bellinger, Roger Berry, Flick McConnell, Ned Kahlenbeck, Mike Earnhart, Dale Dave Ayers, Bob Powell, Dave McNall, Mr. Scribner. Flow 3: Duncan, Mike Geiger. Camera, Proj. u sserl Ta enls ' Cl b A I Row 1: Kim Johnson, Bonnie Patrick, Kirk Hively, Mike Nunchuck, Rick McConnell. Row 3: Dave Resler, Lanny Bellinger, Ned Kahlenbeck, Becky Akers, Mr. Scribner. Flow 2: Kistler, Nick Aumsbaugh, Mike Craig, Bob Powell, Dave Macy, Randy Kessler, Mike Johnson, Steve Cassidy, Bill Fogle, Mike Dave McNall. . XE!! .-L. v '1- Q ,y QW , if Q A' 79 , , ,, V ,Ag P. gi f? A W f ' Q Txqsi, ,,.,1 'R 5. , mg E L , WYFQ3 Q . Q ' x 'x i ,JS mf: W? T' .Jw 523, IQ-3.1. 5 C HQ Newspaper. Ari Club Displag Skill Row 1: Debbie Morris, Marilyn Rider, Monica Shank, Terry Wimberly, Greg King, Mr. Barger. Row 2: Kathy LeFever, Jill McConnell, Beth Barcus, Kathy Straub, Chris Coleman, Row 1: JoAnn Wappes, Patty Tomlins, Marcia Fiiecke, Steve Smith, Maureen McCoy, Norma Crabill, Laura Deck, Mrs. Egley. Row 2: Rita Hyser, Charlene Geiger, Sandi Ebert, Sue Byerly, Patty Merrill, Nancy Head, Shirley Patton, Rhonda Akers, Carolyn Geiger. Row 3: Chris Coleman, Karla Hazen, Flay McClure, Bonnie Patrick, Donna Hursey. Row 3: Patty Merrill, Cheryl Taggart, Rick McConnell, Kay Croxton, Doug Pressler, Frances Brown, Pam Killworth, Dave Sheets. Diane Nestle, Marsha Wilson, Ann Zumbrun, Monica Shank, Mary Tomlins, Diane Sheets, Connie Hooten, Becky Akers. Bow 4: Ferome Choinski, John Penninger, Mike Earnhart, Lanny Kistler, Greg Alday, Steve Boggs, Nick Aumsbaugh, Bob Powell, Steve Cassidy, Tom Riecke, Helen Floss. lQ-' .i.- K? t'i l I l l,l1X'n.,,ii5.,,,. nf!! Row 1: Kim Johnson, Renee Arehart, Mike Konger, Jeanette Hardacre, Rex Bonar, Ralph Killworth, Marcia Riecke, Becky Lock, Sheila Fisher, Mrs. Hontz. Row 2: Rick McConnell, Randy Bowser, Mary Tomlins, Matt Goffinet, Jerry Smith, Karen Nelson, Sheree Konger, Diane Nestle, Tony Willis. Row 3: Bruce Miller, Norman Zeigler, Les Grawcock, Rick Green, John Cook, Gary Snyder, Rex Allman, Dennis Konger, John Penninger, Gary McDowell. Row 4: John Ford, Scott Crance, Lanny Kistler, Dale Zeigler, James Pauley, Kerry Rapp, Bill Shlater, Dave Macy, Steve Cassidy. Row 5: Theresa Napier Terri Ebert, Darrell Resler, Kirk Hively, Diane Sheets, Randy Davis, Bill Monesmith, Patty Johnson, Kathi Salesman, Mary Hyndman, Cathy Meyers. CHQ Explores Foreign Languages Row 1: Nellie Young, Pat Richards, Joan Duncan, Diane Hurst, Mary Jo Akers, Anne Riecke, Karen Salesman, Diane Salesman, Paula Richards, Marla Fletcher. Row 2: Miss Krider, Doug Akers, Bill Russell, Melissa Clark, Donna Fry, Sheryll Clemons, Bonnie Patrick, Kathy Geiger, Carol Pence, Sam Boggs, Beth Barcus. Row 3: Delene Brady, Eunice Myers, Dale Friskney, Connie Dafforn, Mary Claxton, Jenny Konger, Jill Shambaugh, Sandy Earnhart, Sandi Ebert, Donna Young, Cindy Herron, Jill McConnell. Row 4: Kathy Straub, Becky Akers, Jennifer Read, Patsy Powell, Susie Schenher, Pennie Carson, Rita Allman, Carol Renkenberger, Monica Shank, Diane Geiger, Maureen McCoy, Connie Lewellyn, Susie Daily. Row 5: Dale Duncan, Mike Geiger, Fred Carson, Mitch Pence, Tom Riecke, Steve Bohnstedt, Jerry Partin, Brad Dell, Danny Decker, Mike Bush, John Young, Jim Tomlinson, Mike Rollins, Gary Hooters. ll - ll nl 1 FTA Promoles Responsible Thinking Bottom Row: Mr. Tennell, Becky Lock, Dale Zeigler, Diane Salesman, Roger Berry, Maureen McCoy, Debbie Bulmer. Sec- ond Fiow: Chris Hearld, Paula Richards, Mary Jo Akers, Michelle Juillerat, Patty Johnson, Diane Hurst, Charlene Geiger, Rhonda Akers. Third Row: Diane Sheets, Sandy Gil- lum, Linda Parker, Matt Goffinet, Mike Rollins, Floxie Bowser, Tony Willis, Monica Shank. Fourth How: Karen Moore, Lanny Kistler, Mike Bush, Ned Egolf, Daryl Fiapp, Jerry Partin, Sam Boggs, Bobbi Irons, Jim Tomlinson. Above-Karen Salesman gives part of the induction speech for NHS. At left-The candle of knowledge is burning brightly. NHS Promotes Leadership and Pride Thirteen new members were taken into the National Honor So- ciety. They are as follows, Paula Richards, Diane Salesman, Ann Zumbrum, Nannette Anderson, Maureen McCoy, Nellie Young, Jeannette Hardacre, Mel Egolf, Tom Reicke, Dale Zeigler, Pennie Car- son, Carol Rinkenberger, and Greg Alday. Other two year members are Daryl Rapp, Karen Salesman, Steve Boggs, Steve Smith, Charlene Geiger,Sue Byerley, Mary Jo Akers, Sandi Ebert, Linda Grawcock, Anne Fleicke, and sponsor, Mr. Tennell. Flow 1: Mrs. Retherford, Jenny Flead, Marcia Fiiecke, Jan Nicholson, Pat Richards, Karen Harter, Debbie Hanauer. Row 2: Sandy Earnhart, Beth Barcus, Kathy Straub, Anne Riecke, Connie Lewellyn, Jane Miller, Pearlene Tackett, Delene Brady, Carolyn Geiger, and Kathy Herendeen. Row 3: Sherri Neu kom, Sue Frantz, Sarah lmbody, Linda Erwin, Karen Bennett Ferome Choinski, Sue Byerly, Judy Creech, Mary Claxton Sharon Fletcher, and Frances Brown. F C and Cool Club Contribute Time Row 1: Susie Herron, Jeanette Wakeman, Karen Salesman, Hittle. Fiovv 3: Mary Hyndman, Judy Creech, Jenny Konger Anne Riecke, Joan Duncan, Renee Arehart. Row 2: Marcia Shirley Patton, Kathi Salesman,and Sandy Earnhart. Riecke, Beth Barcus, Katie Shively, Cathy Myers, and Mrs. , ,fxlgn W 1 Sludenl Council Enoounlers Changes Row 1: John Richards, Diane Salesman, Dave Garman, Diane Fl0W 21 Mel Egolf, Sam Boggs, Steve 30995, Cuff Bair, NSG Sheets, Anne Zumbrun, Tom 'Papenbrock, and Marcus Sade. EQ0lf, Rex Bonar, JOHHUWBH Afehaff. and lVlf. Baker- Avialion Studies the Ari ol' Flging l Row 1: Mr. Hackworth, Marsha Wilson, Daryl Rapp, Karen Darlene Swing, Chris Coleman, Shirley Patton. Row 3: Brent Salesman, Gloria Gray, Jeanette Wakeman. Row 2: Nanette McDowell, Les Grawcock, Jerry Partin, Bob Powell, Steve Anderson, Ned Kahlenbeck, Karen Moore, Mike Bellinger, Boggs, Bill Shlater, Jim Claxton, John Cook, Greg Alday. Row 1: Susie Herron, Rhonda Akers, Sandi Ebert, Darlene Kathi Salesman. Row 3: Pennie Carson, Helen Ross, Bill Shively, Connie Hooten, Kathy Geiger, Becky Lock, Mr. Hack- Fogle, Mike Bush, Dale Zeigler, John Powell, Rex Bonar, Mike worth. Row 2: Pat Richards, Kirk Hively, Becky Akers, Moni- Bellinger, Anne Zumbrun. ca Shank, Jeannette Hardacre, Donna Wilkins, Diane Salesman, Tusilala and OEA Promoles Thinking Row 1: Donna Wilkins, Linda Grawcock, Debbie Gaff, Sue ferberth, Peggy Krider. Row 3: Nancy Head, Sue Frantz, Byerly, Patty Fulk, Mr. Johnson. Row 2: Mary Gray, Norma Nellie Young, Darlene Shively, Jane Miller, Valerie Leitch, Crabill, Kathy Bush, Carolyn Geiger, Susie Herron, Karen Hof- Connie Hooten, Row 1: Ellen Gilbert, Karen l-lofferberth, Debbie Herendeen, Linda Parker, Roxie Bowser, Debbie Bulmer, Renee Arehart, Carol Pence, Chris Hearld. Row 2: Donna Fry, Joan Duncan, Kathy Geiger, Debbie Bonar, Theresa Napier, Connie Neukum, Katie Shivley, Becky Lock, Miss Himes. Row 3: Debbie Gaff, Mary Alice Hyndman, Sandy Earnhart, Jenny Konger, Chris Coleman, Diana Hurst, Joan Mendenhall, Terri Ebert, Beth Barcus, Jill McConell, Cheryl Clemmons, Row 4: Cheryl GAA, Varsilg Club Row 1: Jerry Partin, Daryl Rapp,Jim LaRue, Curt Bair, Dave Ayers, Bruce Cassidy, Mr. Delagrange. Row 2: Bill Monesmith, Dale Zeigler, Bill Fogle, Brent McDowell, Steve Cassidy, Gary Byrd, Richard Parks, Kim Johnson. Row 3: Mark Peters, Den- nis McGuire, Dennis Konger, Tom Riecke, Jeff McNeal, Randy Maggert, Peggy Bulmer, Melissa Clark, Pam Fry, Susie Schen- her, Janet Berry, Barb Bunn, Diane Gibson, Connie Lewellyn Darlene Swing, Jeanette Wakeman, 'Patty Richards, Row 5: Connie Hooten, Darlene Shively, Pennie Carson, Karen Nelson, Helen Ross, Roberta lrons, Debbie Bair, Sherry Garman Ferome Choinski, Sherree Konger, Diann Nestle, Diane Sheets, Cheryl Shanabarger. r r Allain Aihlelic Flair Zeedyk, Roger Allman, Rex Allman, Mike Geiger, Tony Willis. 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K :X L ,, W Y -an-As Big Gold Machine 'Nag 1' . 1 vw gr ,v HWMWM VN W V 50 Him 1 ing, .1 T a S H'll i:24 ll V 'Brig 1 EENFRSL. w wx wh J 1 M4 --,,,,. TWT A Time for Spur-+9 O N M J A 1'-4 1594 '4i1:'l4'gi' Eagle Harriers Sei ihe Pace for Viciorg Above-Ed McEowen gives that last push for the finish. At Left-Bill Monesmith keeps his pace evenly timed. CHS linksmen ended the 1971 season with a record of 21 wins and 11 losses under the supervision of Coach Coyle, Junior Steve Nichter surpassed the present record for total score for a game with a one over par 37. Also receiving honors 'for his effort was four year letter- man, Dan lmbody who was voted most valuable player. The Eagles finished sixth out of 19 other teams at the Central Noble Invitational and ranked fourth in All- Conference action. W? 5? , ,H , s ,, .1 H V Qaggxzmmn. ---- ' will f A-'gg,1f.eme,e ii L ,s .le fwzeflelfvilv'-'ff-ffgilv 'SL mm ,,,.,m,,.,,.,,.M ii uw .QM Z ,gm ffaaaazlyfgq ivhiiiw , . .a. 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'E -1 :Egfr t V Aa mir ' M04 LW QE J my 35' f , fjze rj Y 11 I 9 ?::if', lAf . , ? . NM' 1 li Y,4lfw3..Q.g.Z,a4-., M N , ,iw we 132:53 .J 1 wif L' la' ,rw f x it x I V, eq. 4 I faqffagf. 2 is Joi? .-.. M . 1 1 ' ,ez i..m'- B. Shlafel' S. 30995 B. Fogle S. Cassidy Center Fullback Halfback Quarterback I Fi.. 12 .3 , in ' . , , G. Alday Guard ....s.-. . . .. : l, l 1 I 1 L , V ,S Y X' V ,N z 2-avi' or asp, l is , rr.. Q.. .NF sig., 5 ll B . 1 v if ... , 1 B. Cassidy Halfback R -.,.. - . i-. 2- ,- J-.., First Row: Jim LaRue, Bill Shlater, Richard Parks, Jim Claston, Bruce Cassidy, Randy Zeedyk f- Gary Bonar, Curt Bair, Bill Fogle. Second Row: Steve Boggs, Mel Egolf, Steve Miller, Greg Alday, Terry Papenbrock, Jeff McNeal, John Long, Gary Byrd, Nick Aumsbaugh, Steve Cass: 'Y' dy. Third Row: Bob Weeks, Les Grawcock, Randy Davis, Rex Allman, Sam Boggs, Bruce Miller, Ned Egolf, Mike Bush, Dave Macy. Fourth Row: Coaches, Russel Worman, Charles as - i , 1 , ll ll e 5- 1 H r.. ,Q . , V l ll X Y r .--. I .1-' . l r.. ,Q ,a ,,., --'Y 'X l 'fl'-'ill A . .. 4'2A:M' ' N F' 1-gif? ' .Q . R. Zeedyk Guard Jones, and Nlr. Coyle. opponent. Iffgsffif -.LS 1'laJ:1'b'.S?J3I rf Q 3? 7 ' ' iff 4' 23135. 4!.f.'Sef'r 2'3luI', L' HE XE'!+955fi?r'aK1 i.4'bl.F'5l1'lll1lM7JF'.l-?1.WlilW.'iillil !'1li At Left-Terry Papenbrock takes a fancy step to out smart the N. Aumsbaugh Guard Lakeland Fremont Eastside Leo Woodlan Norwell Adams Central Heritage Carroll Right-Coach Coyle wears his best for football, bandito hat and u fi is R. Parks C, Bair Guard End ODD 8 0 5 -N A.: 'gpg' .ur . i fe: l- 9 0 A ' Ti mm- 23 O O 26 8 -T 232 5 ' J V 'nl At Left-Coaches Coyle and Jones discuss a brainstorming plan for the big homecoming game. ll l lf- V i an Y,,. 1 . eww r we We V mail, , , Hgsefssf - za, 7 l P .iii llmlllghl ..l V, ' - 1' ' M 4 f 1 ez- . 3. f P -as --af ' ll ' w Q 'L G. Bonar End ,.. . ll.., x V W 'Y' l xy? 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I J :- r U r . ' J 4 is Q ,JW 1 X ', .- ic 2' .ni is fl .. f'5imfk4Q 'jf 2, -,ami if - iii f H g lr if- A-if ' I I h W 12532: J., Y ' ' - ., 'Zinn , L. Grawcock Manager Fooiball Heroes Al. lwrwr ll : FifSt ROW? Lvle Clem, Mike Davis, BVFOU Shivelv, Mike Gary Hooten, Tom Papenbrock. Third Row: Mr. Worman, Rollins, Myron Green, Randy Davis. Second Row: Bruce Mil- Edgar Earnhart, Larry Patton, Scott Crance, Jerome Choinski, Ier, Dave Garman, Mike Johnson, John Arehart, Jeff Blake, Sam Boggs, Bill Russel, Gary Snyder, Mr. Bair. - Young Eagles Praclice for Fulure At Right-Members of the Seventh Grade Football Team. At left-Members of the Junior High Football Team. Et K he 5 John Long leaps to get the first chance at the ball. Balance Is th Jerry Partin goes for a shot despite some opposition. ' ..,,.. ,im- ma V will ggi: P- ' i, Members of the Varsity Team-first row: Dennis Konger, Steve Cassidy, Tom Reicke, Steve Nliller, Ed McEowen. Second Row: Bruce Cassidy, Jerry Partin, Daryl Rapp, Dale Zeigler. Third Row: Jim LaRue, John Long, Curt Bair, Gary Byrd. e Mark of Eagle Success Ending a very active as well as tiring season, the Eagles proved to all their foes that they had something the other teams didn't possess. Leading scoring statistics for the Eagles was Senior Jerry Partin with Daryl Rapp coming in a close sec- ond with totals of 357 and 345 points scored in free throws and field goals respectively. Curt Bair led all others in his defensive play with a total of 115 defensive rebounds. All in all the Eagles gained much valuable experience that will be indispensable to returning lettermen. I 'Lf it H as 'M uw , , ,Y . t'! .Lt r 5 .A tv 1 --- X i' 1' , 'T I 5' 4' 1 l 8 , .wk fx -.9 f lu' 'f I . A. LL' Steve Cassidy makes a break for the basket, M M kwa Ja ' .l S ri x I? I1 5 1 viva 'A 'gifs :xM3..,1 ll .U 1 ,g John Long stretches to score another basket for the Eagles. Daryl Rapp aims for another Eagle Basket. Q, Curt Bair, and Jerry Partin. Curt Bair pauses a moment to decide who to pass to. - 5 Eli 'Ps Y f - 1-, , ' . Jim LaFlue makes it past the Woodlan foe to score two more points. Senior Basketball Trophy Winners, left to right: Daryl Rapp, nj ii i 'iii if Curt Bair 4 iii , own l ll if ll, Daryl Rapp - -KAL-rf Jim LaRue An unidentified foe ruins Jerry Partin's plans for an excellent lay-up. At left-Curt Bair looks a little puzzled as to what his next move will be. ' iz' ,M 'lg 'T Daryl Rapp attempts two more points for the Eagles. J Ql l .-. Jerry Partin Cheerleaders Jive to Look Alive Varsity Cheerleaders-Debbie Gaff, Susie Daily, Karen Salesman, and Pam Fry. Reserve Cheerleaders-Top to Bottom: Kathi Geiger, Melissa Clark, and Kathy Salesman. Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders take time out from practice to create this pose for the photographers. 3 If Lower left-Three spirited freshman ,f cheerleaders-Susie Schenher, Carol Pence, and Donna Fry. ,I iii rg? D -5.Ke?351ym.....H,.. . NM..m?m...m...- 'gg '... imH.... i.gi5l:.r.:-. .E g'5-...iz--.... ,W saggy- -lrlvwfw E ... ...V ' 3' 1. wa iii? ' dl. 'Q 1' Q' Z , ' ' Z-'gg F fi Q ' 7... . ' Qi' . ' ' f...i'...... ,E f f-55 i lm 99 ll 5 QE VH5lii??5f5fffll ...1j1...llil'...L':EQgflf.. .. ii ... . -22il?j.ffF2,l.l .. .ll' ll jfiu.. WXXWW,...,11.311,..l 'l'l - lliisigge... :,WH5mf.QEElflil ..l ll 'll ?I 1 ....-. . W 'H' - , eil .. f 12:25 l A ' LQ At Left-Eighth Grade Team. First Flow: Cheerleaders, Mary 'Ann Clem, Mitsi Car- ter, Jill McDowell. Second Row: Team manager, Doug Willis, Jon Gaff, Ken Lig- gett, Doug Shively, Mark Bonar, Bruce Wright. Third Row: Harvey Steinbacher, Randy' Gaff, Don LaRue, Bryan Ruck- man. Jake lmbody, Dan Schwaberow, Bob Poynter, Mr. Yager. Junior High Improve on Skills At Right-Seventh Grade Team: Cheerleaders: Gail Pressler, Linda Kill- worth. First Flow: Chris Nicholson, Ker- ry Blake, 'Mark Hyndman, Randall Zeigler, John Myers, Managers: Mike Parks, Mark Allman. Second Row: Jack Fairchild, Charlie Hansen, Richard Lock, Mike Dell, Marcus Sade, Steve Myers, Mr. Wilson. Mllwi W Girl's Softball Team: Bottom Row-Chris Hearld, Theresa Napier, Katie Shively, Debbie Bulmer, Karen i-lofferberth. Second Row: Beth Barcus, Diane Hurst, Linda Parker, Peggy Bulmer, Sheryl Clemons, Miss Himes, Third Row: Darlene Swing, Diane Nestel, Bobbi Irons, Sherri German, Sheree Konger, Barb Bunn. Girl's sports at CHS have grown and developed into a worthwhile and interesting activity for many girls who weren't satisfied -with just watching and not participating. Among those offered were softball, baseball, basketball, and volleyball. Each team competed with other high school teams inthe area for the true spirit of winning. GirI's Sports Build Teamwork r ,ll H, ll Volleyball Team-First Flow: Connie Hooten, Sandi Ebert, Cherri Nlaggert, Debbie Bulmer, Diane Hurst. Second Row-Miss Himes, Linda Parker, Becky Akers, Roxie Bowser, Bobbi Irons, Sherri Garman, Pennie Carson, Pat Richards. ,l llll 5 1- , lll H , pm ? -.11 ,l sm, lllxi -X If , llgtledqjgllxxixl grills' I, 4,,r,,b.3H. .lx Jgullkn I 'll ill?E'Y3lllZ'l -V ll -TE . l-ff 'QT Fi lg. ill 2 '1' tl .....l.. .,.. -W-- Ales.. .....--....l-21......-.lil . rin. l Above: Practice for the volleyball team was the key word. .M l l l At Right-Girl's Basketball Team: First Row: Karen ll,g1llj,g.l,, MMT il Nll H ll! will Wi 'll 'll 'll Hofferberth, Terri Ebert, Debbie Herendeen, Theresa Napier, Donna Fry, Miss Himes. Second Row: Linda Parker, Roxie Bowser, Sandi Earnhart, Diane Sheets, Susie Schenher, Debbie Bair, Bobbi Irons, Sherri German, Diane Hurst. X iii ,Hwy-,lr I , 2 T-1 ii -ll ' , ' ll Wil 4, - i ', A QQ -X 'W Iwi, ff: ,L , f ' .e.L.f' riwiiizffg ' aiu ' 'LH -In-i K4-lf - .fr,:?1'f1:zw-. Vim get v . 1 'lj X .ggijil , , 1 V ,I ln: I .l 'rv . - . , . .ru ,, -- -1-- g?.C.1l14h-' , ' John Arehart gives his last push for the finish line. , F l l fl2l t. XT .: .h..U 'V'J :. --i . - , rwflxvlxl' - . ,' , , '- ' Track Team-Bottom Row: Rex Bonar, Mike Bush, Jeff Blake, Mike Rollins, Terry Geiger, John Peninger, Dennis McGuire, and Danny Murphy. Second Row: Bill Monesmith, Bruce Cassidy, Jerry Partin, Mark Maggert, John Arehart, Mark Peters, Rex Allman. Third Row: Mr. Arrowsmith, Gary Byrd, Brad Dell, Jim LaRue, Steve Boggs, Dale Zeigler, Ed McEowen, Edgar Earnhart, Gary Snyder and Mr. Jones. CHQ Trackmen Face Tough Opposition This year the trackmen of CHS were able to show their power and dependability on the track even though the odds were sometimes against them. New records were set making the old ones obsolete. Daily training and the will to win kept the Eagles going strong through the season. ii Z5 ll ii ii - 'lm iii ii. E ir' i ' - Jerry Partin stretches to make it over the last hurdle. 'X At right-Jim LaRue moves into position to throw the shotput. -Q ,l . , H.. rr rr W , n ,r A-ge, wx mu N -0' erry Partin, senior Ietterman and pitcher for the Eagles, lines up another fast ball. CHS Sluggers Prove Power 'A-1.2.5 F Kerry Rapp stands ready to out the man on first. f--1 Q Wuxi A M -L W? xv rsiiill 15? WW HMM m. F Wd LAAK HWFWESQSLK e fi 'QW ii- 5-Xu. fjwfb H , U ! u-,. :4x.g'.:i4:,3::l Q W 3. ,e I ' X ' f ,QE SF- I-1' ,l wx. Av. Q 'g'- iii i l .-ef ur, 7 , 1 , ' , 175, wk,-E ug--'. L CJ -- '. 1'-2-'. 3 P- s .- f- -+12 ' L D ,1 .. J ' ' . f A T W' V Ati? I H RQ...-I -i .W . . 'zzg'-1 ,Q I ' A A v l 1- F 4 ,Q Ll V-4531.1 -2.93 -R rt.-fn. . , L, -.,,,,, , s - .. -., X- as , .-,f f u- , , . .A -A - s iwell'-.-'bum X' 1 N 1 . '1,' e , Nw ,v J-Nlewrwrn , Q, nw, ,,:SwHguN4:n -'Q W'-A 1-iw' rn:-Q-H no -w.ww-9.4 W - Jem -, . , g2,ger,.5i'5ie3r:-QSig,1 'H 'fr rf-5: kxmngl-'-W. wif., ' Ax A -iwagelzlff-s-.mL:f,,.-.,, I , ' 'V W w ' 1- ' ' Num ,Jo 1 - Nz - ! Kr. r rr -r Not only was Jerry a good pitcher but he also held the record for the best batting average. 1 , xi xr' .N xmxwv H uzM,g,m. Mu 11 H' H N X . H m' 5 wh, , M m ul ,, uv uf N 1 ' 3 A ,X yu mr' 1 mi gf ,lf ,I N - ,M N ml ' H w,,w ib l:l N wx Q W?'QQw. W. X w 1 Hmm: 11'uQ1y, u H W W N , H! xH , H N V, ., , JJ, 15, ,,,,d- L. 35.,,4w X, , i?g1fWfH ,yf21i2'Q,m, X M N w xv' Q ' fi -n W N W 'N 'A .Q r api 1r ,,- ,, A- S X , L - f ' 1 1 J J 2 E5 -ze W f XE Y , .I -1 I HS Y 'am f r Q3 gm 1 , -Q? . E-' Y -' V - ' , Q ii misss , ' 'W--1--' Y A l il nh U, ,1.,,a!.3,vrr,, 1 .:: ' siawlx ii ii ysglii H iii fer- if E N i s iii 2 -LL., SFP f f l School Board-Mr. Clarence Resler, lVlr. Lester Sheets, Mr. Everett Jones, Mr. Jaso H Smith, Mr. Robert Johnson, Nlr. Walter Linvill Board Aids in School Programs Below-This is the newly acquired Superintendent's office. fi 1 Q -H-1 , . Q-I s ' 4 - ri V761 Above-Excavating of the future sight of - the high school is already taking place. D ' .1 ll' ..-,.. as 68 l Nlr. Baker taught at Churubusco Fhgh School several years before taking the position of principal. In this poshion, he served the school and connnunhy weH.Thestudenm here have not forgotten aH the Hnngs he has done to hdp our schooL Nlr. Baker will be going on to college to secure his Doctorate de- gree and to him we wish the best of luck. Lower left-Mr. Delagrange served as assistant principal and will next year serve as high school principal. ,l' , ,rw Q, Those Who BE? ll' liz- 5 ,gy 3 i if Q Gi:-'Tl 3 V I v a if myumlll ll W ll i ll 1- ' xll ll M ,Z li, l will' al ll in lie- iiiuiiiv Mgiv,Z,w ml X Y ill lil NZ, ll.. ll, lgJ '..l will iii Q ,H 5 Q . :1 ,I W Guide U Nlrs. Smith serves as secretary to the -ret superintendent. 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Business Business Band CHQ Faculig Spark Qiudeni Minds Z X Miss Ertel prepares for another day of hard work. Mr. Summers scores 2 more points at the Donkey Basketball game. XXX H ...5g'.:.,. XX ' 'X'X 3. 5,5335 XX -. i i -EEZ. , PGTXKWFI . f... -.main-. i 'ky ,451 -15 'flh- ,g . Y! NI. Hackworth Soc. Studies D. Johnson Voc. Business H. Norman English J. Weaver Math 1n::p- R. Himes P.E. C. Jones Soc. Studies M. Retherford Librarian P. Woodcox Business J. Hittle English S. Krider Spanish S. Rhodehamel Jr. High Math R. Worman Industrial Arts 'ei ,s.. Hontz Latin . Littlepage Science . Scribner Biology Yager Soc. Studies J. Huntsman Vocational Agri. R. lVlayes Music S. Tennell Guidance Counselor D. Zumbaugh Math F Y ,r - W W !! 4 H- PM ,,i:L , .lr gk M ll gl W-in l I ,Q ,J 15- gy ,I 1 6 . 1 1 .:,-,-F . . ' ' , ,fl 1w,A-1 ll ,:, Wal: 'V X' ' .f i Ai l M 1 l ffm' e l r l I v X 3 1 l l l 1 r Cooks left to right-Supervisor, Mrs. Nunchuck, Mrs. LaRue, Mrs. Fulk, Mrs. Shank, Mrs. B. Perlich, Mrs. Perlich, Mrs. Janifors. Cooks Keep Going filegf f 5 . . l, At left-Janitors, Guy Allman, Clifford Perlich, and Berr Wappes, BelowLMrs. Jack Allman aided teachers and Mrs. Zolman ln t school office. Q H mil ll .,' lirii - lc: gi S ,,,,l...J.lg-,-3' aa-'f --5 4- ' 'l -.T - Above-Mrs. Phylis Zolman is secretary to school. At right-Mrs, Dorothy Salesman serves as an aid to Mrs. Zolman and to the teachers. Dlfiee Stall Solves Dailu Issues Another year has gone by with the aid of the efficient office staff. Without their help, it was likely to be a catastrophe around the principal's office. Those who aided mostly teachers with typing and other odd jobs were lVlrs. Jack Allman, lVlrs. Connie Nestel iat rightl, lVlrs. Dorothy Salesman, and of course, the secretary, lVlrs. Zolman. 73 STEVE BOGGS-Mr. 84 Mrs. Clayton Boggs. Senior Class President5 Senior Class Play5 CHS Newspaper Staff 45 Football 2-45 Track 2-45 Campus Life 2-45 Aviation 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Letterman's Club 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Sci-Math 1-45 Student .Council 4. 5 4 - KARENSALESMAN-Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Salesman5 Campus Life 25 GAA 15 Aviation 4, Vice President5 National Honor So- ciety 3-45 Nursing 1-4, Vice President 45 Spanish 1-4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Cheerblock 15 Cheerleader 1-4, Captain 2,45 Vice President Freshman5 Sophomore 84 Senior5 All School Play5 Senior Play5 Girls State Delegate5 Merit's Who's Who Among American- High School Students. CONNIE HOOTEN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Burdette Hooten5 Basketball 2-35 Volleyball 1-45 Campus Life 1-45 GAA 1-4, Vice President 35 Latin 15 Cheerblock 1-4, Secretary 45 CHS Newspaper 3-45 Tusitala 3-4,- Co-Editor 45 Secretary Freshman and Senior5 Senior Class Play. ANNE FllECKE-Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert L. Riecke5 Library 2-45 Treas. 25 Pres. 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Vice Pres. 45 Nursing 1-4, Pres. 45 Spanish 1-4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3-45 Cheerblock 1-45 Senior Class Treas.5 Senior Class Play5 Girls State Alternate5 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Indiana State Ensemble Contest 3. At Left Barb Bunn orders her senior picture and frames while Mtke Baughman looks on. BECKY AKERS-Mr. Si Mrs. Eugene Akers7 Volleyball7 Camera 1-4, Rep. 2, Sec. 37 Campus Life 1-42 FTA 2-37 GAA 3-47 Avia- tion 3-4, Sec. 37 National Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 47 Sci-Math 37 Spanish 1-4, Class Repre. 37 CHS Newspaper 1-4, Art Editor 347 Tusitala 2-4, Business Manager 47 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students. MARY JO AKERS-Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Akers7 Camera 27 FTA 2-47 National Honor Society 3-47 Spanish 1-4, Sec. 47 Tusitala 27 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 37 Soph. Card Sales Capt.7 Sr. Mag. Sales Capt. GREG ALDAY-Mr. 81 Mrs. Lee Alday7 Football 1-42 Track Manager 3-42 Campus Life 47 Aviation 47 Letterman's 2-42 Sci-Math 1-41 Spanish 1-27 CHS Newspaper 4. RITA ALLMAN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack L. Allman7 Campus Life 17 FHA 17GAA 17Spanish 1-42 Cheerblock 1-4. ROGER ALLMAN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Jimmie Allman7 Cross Country 1-42 Track 1-22 Letterman's 2-42 Band 1-4. A ROBERT AUMSBAUGH-Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Aumsbaugh7 Football 1,3-41 Track 3-42 Letterman's 2-42 Spanish 2-31 Student Council 1-22 CHS Newspaper 4. DAVE AYERS-Mr. 8: Mrs. Dean Ayers7 Basketball 1-31 Volleyball 2-47 Golf 2-47 Cross Country 2-37 Campus Life 1-42 'Letterman's 1-37 Senior Class Play. CURT BAIR-Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Bair7 Basketball 1-42 Football 147 Track 17 Campus Life 3-47 FFA 1-4, Reporter 37 Letter- man's 2-4, President 47 Student Council 3-4: Junior Student Council Representative7 Senior Class Student Council Representative7 Boys State Delegate. GARY BONAR-Mr. 84 Mrs. David Bonar5 Basketball 1-3 Football 1-45 Golf 3-45 Camera 25 Campus Life 1-45 FFA 1-4 Reporter 45 Letterman's 3-45 Sci-Math 2-35 FFA Contests 1-4. ROXIE BOWSER-Mr. 84 Mrs. Wayne Bowser5 Basketball -2-4 Volleyball 2-35 Softball 35 FTA 2-45 GAA 2-4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Cheerblock 1-4. JUDY BULMER-Mr. 84 Mrs. Herbert Bulmer. PEGGY BULMER-Mr. 81 Mrs. Herbert Bulmer5 Softball 2 GAA 1. 6 MIKE BAUGHMAN-Mr. 8i Mrs. Wilbur Baughman5 Track 1-25 Aviation 35 Letterman's 1-25 Sci-Math 1. MIKE BELLINGER-Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Bellinger5 Camera 1-4, Pres. 3-45 Aviation 45 Letterman's 35 Tusitala 3-4. ROGER BERRY-Mr. 84 Mrs. William Berry5 Campus Life 1-45 FFA 1-4, President 4, District Ill Treasurer,Parliamentariam FTA 3-4, Vice-President5 Boys State Alternate 35 Hoosier Farmer Degree. STEVE BOHNSTEDT-Mr. 84 Mrs. Gene Bohnstedt5 Basketball Manager 15 Cross Country 15 Track 1-35 Campus Life 1-45 Spanish 1-4, Vice-President 35 All State Band Contest 3. BARBARA BUNN-Mr. 81. Mrs. Ralph Bunn7 Twirler 3-41 Colorguard 27 Chorus 2-47 What Nots 4: Varsity Show 3-42 Campus Life 3-42 FHA 1,3-47 GAA 1,41 Library 17 Cheerblock 3-4. SUE BYERLY-Mr. 8i Mrs. Robert Byerly7 OEA 47 National Honor Society 3-4. BRUCE CASSIDY-Mr. 84 Mr. Hibbard Cassidy7 Basketball 1-47 Football 1,3-47 Baseball 2-42 Track 147 Intramural Basketball7 Campus Life 1-47 Letterman's 2-42 Sci-Math 1-37 Tusitala 2-31 Senior Class Play. STEVE CASSIDY-Mr. 8: Mrs. Hibbard Cassidy7 Basketball 1-47 Football 1-47 Baseball 1-47 Track 1-47 Campus Life 2-42 Latin 1-37 Letterman's 2-42 Sci-Math 37 CHS Newspaper 47 Tusitala 2-37 Senior Class Play. JIM CLAXTON-Mr. 84 Mrs. William CIaxton7 Football 47 Track 37 FFA 1-2,4, Sentinel7 Aviation 3,42 treas.7 Sci-Math 1-3. CHRIS COLEMAN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Coleman7 Basketball 2-37 Art 47 Campus Life 47 GAA 1-47 Aviation 47 Cheerblock 1'4I All School Playg Senior Playg CHS Newspaper 4. JOHN COOK-Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth CO0l4jlFllCl'EifI1Ul'3l Basketball7 Aviation 47 Latin 1-47 Sci-Math 1-37 Band 4. KAY CROXTON-Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilfred Croxton7 Art 47 Campus Life 1-47 FHA 1-47 GAA 1-27 Spanish 1. DARYL ERWIN-Mr. 81 Nlrs. Charles Erwin. LORI FAHL-Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Geiger5 FHA 1-3: GAA 15 Library 15Cheerblock 15Senior Class Play. WILLIAM LEE FOGLE-Mr. 8: Mrs. Dailey Fogle5 Basketball Manager 2-35 Band 1-35 Football 1-45 Track 1-35 Intramural 1-45 Camera 1-45 Vice President 25 Campus Life 1-45 FFA 1-45 Letter- man's 3-45 Cheerblock 45 All School Play 1,3,45 Senior Play 45 Tusitala 2-4, Photographer. RANDY FREEMAN-Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Freeman. 78 CONNIE DAFFORN-Mrs. Jean Dafforn5 New Era 1-45 Campus Life 1-45 FFA Chapter Sweetheart 35 GAA 1-35 Spanish 1-45 Par- liamentarian 25 Cheerblock 1-45 Junior Class- Treasurer5 All School Play 35 Senior Play5 Prom Court5 Nisbova Contest V1-4, State Vocal Contest. A . 'DALE DUNCAN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Earnest Duncan5 Golf 2-45 Campus Life 1-45 Spanish 2-45 All School Play5 Nisboya Band Contest 1-35 Band 1-3. MIKE EARNHART-Mr. 84 Mrs.Jim Earnhart5 Campus Life 1-45 FFA 14, Reporter 2, Vice-President 45 Sci-Math 35 Cheerblock 45 CHS Newspaper 45 Senior Play5 Projectionist 2-45 Band 1. SANDRA RAE EBERT-Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth Ebert5 Volleyball 25 GAA 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Spanish 1-45 Cheer- block 1,2,45 CHS Newspaper 4, Typist5 Tusitala 2-4, Typist5 OEA 45 Pep Band 3-45 Band 1-45'Nisbova Band Contest 1-4. PATTY FULK-Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Fulk5 OEA 4, Trea'surer5 Spanish 1. DEBBIE GAFF-Mr. 84 Mrs. Wilbur Gaff5 OEA 4, President5 Campus' Life 45 Latin -15' GAA 35 Cheerleader 1-45 Freshman ,Class Treas.5 Sophomore Class Sec. , 4 ' RANDY GAFF-Mr.,8a Mrs. Laurel Gaff5 Basketball 1: Cross Country'1-2. . SHARAN GARMAN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Garman5 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Campus Life 45 GAA 3-45 Cheerblock 4. V CHARLENE GEIGER-Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene Geiger5 Basketball Manager 25 Campus Life 1-45 FHA 1-4, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 FTA 3-45 GAA 2-35 National Honor'Society 3-45 Sci- Math 45 Spanish 11-25 Cheerblock 1-45 CHS Newspaper 3-4, Re- porter 3-45 Junior Candy Sales Captain5 Scholastic Award for 1, 35 Majorette 2-45 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students. ,N MIKE GEIGER-Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Geiger5 Golf 2-45 Campus Life 1-45 Letterman's 45 Spanish 1-45 Cheerblock 4. A LES GRAWCOCK-Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert. Grawcock5 Football manager 45 Aviation 45 Latin 34. LINDA GRAWCOCK-Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Grawcock5 FHA 1-4, Treas.5 National Honor Society 3-4. -fl CANDY HERRON-Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene l-lerron5 Spanish 15 Cheerblock 1. RITA HYSER-Mr-. 81 Mrs. Thomas Hyser5 CHS Newspaper 4, Typist, Pep Band 4. DAN IMBODY-Mr. gl Mrs. Cyrus lmbody5 Basketball 25 Football 15 Golf 1-45 Number 1 golfer 2,3, All Conference 3. KIM JOHNSON-Mr. 84 Mrs. Phil Johnsonp Basketball Manager 1-35 Football Manager 1-35 Baseball 1-35 Intramural 2-35 Camera 45 Campus Life 2-45 Latin 1,3-4, Senior Flepresentative5 Letter- man's 3-45 Sci-Math 345 Senior Class Play5 Tusitala 2-3. 80 GLORIA GRAY-Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Gray5 FHA 1,45 GAA 1-25 Aviation 4, Treas.: Spanish 1-25 Cheerblock 1-25 Senior Class Play: Twirling 1-2. RICKY GREEN-Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Green5 Cross Country 15 Latin 1-4. HOWARD HARNISH-Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth Harnish. CHRIS HEARLD-Mr. 84 Mrs. Virgil Hearld, Jr.5 Basketball 1-45 Volleyball 15 Softball 1-25 Art 15 Campus Life 15 FTA 1-45 GAA 1-45 Library 1-25 Cheerblock 1-4. PATTY JOHNSON-Mr. 84 Mrs. Roderrick Johnson5 Campus Life 3-45 FHA 1-45 FTA 3-45 Latin' 1-4, Junior Class Flepresentative5Cheerblock 1-4. NED W. KALENBECK-Mr. 8a Mrs. Bob Kalenbeck5 Cross Country 15Camera 3-45 FFA 1-45 Aviation 4. LANNY' KISTLEFI-Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Kistler5 Cross Country 35 Intramural Basketball 1-45 Track 2-45 Campus Life 1-45 FTA 2-45 Latin 1-45 Sci-Math 3-45 CHS Newspaper 4. DENNIS KONGER-Mr. 84 Mrs. James Konger5 Basketball 1, Manager 45 Baseball 1-45 Volleyball 15 Cross Country 1,45 Latin 1-45 Letterman's 4. PEGGY KFIIDEFI-Mr. 81 Mrs. Clyde Krider5 FFA 1-45 parliam. 2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 45 GAA 1-35 Aviation 3. WAYNE KFIIDER-Mr. 8a Mrs. Clyde Krider5 FFA 1-4, Treas. 35 FFA crops judging 1,3, Soil Judging 1. JIM LAFIUE-Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald LaRue: Basketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Letterman's 2-4. KATHY LEFEVEFI-Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph LeFever5 Art 1-45 FHA 1-25 GAA 1. B1 , 7 ' ' x ..wg..,' i, V ,ww ROBERT NICODEMUS-Mr. 81 Mrs. Gail Nicodemus5 Football 15Campus Life 35 FFA 1-35 Cheerblock 4. MICHAEL NUNCHUCK-Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Nunchuck5 Football 1,35 Camera 1-45 Campus Life 2-45 Latin 1-35 Sci-Math 2-45 Sec. 45 Pep Band. TERRELL OSBUN-Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett Osbun5 Basketball 15 Football 15 Golf 15Campus Life 3-4. LINDA PARKER-Mr. 81 Mrs. Virgil Parker5 Basketball 3-45 ' Volleyball 15 Softball 45 FTA 345 GAA 2-45 Vice Pres.5 Latin 35 All School Play. 82 CH ERRI MAGGERT-Mr. 81 Mrs. W. N. Maggert5 Volleyball i5 GAA 3-45 Cheerblock 1-45 Homecoming Court 4. BRENT MCDOWELL-Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert McDowell5 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 1-45 Campus Life 2-45 FFA 1-4, Sec., Parlia- mentariang Aviation 45 Letterman's 3-45 Sci-Math 3-4, Vice Pres.5 FFA Soil Judging, Public Speaking5 Parliamentary Procedure, Forestry.. , ED MCEOWEN-Mr. 81 Mrs. H. D. McEowen5 Basketball 1-3, Manager 45 Football 15 Volleyball 2-45 Cross Country 2-4, Top runner5 intramural basketball5 Track 1-35 Aviation 3-45 Latin 1-45 Letterman's 2-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Sci-Math 1-45 Stu- dent Council 25 CHS Newspaper 45 Junior Class Vice President5 Band 1-25 Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. . - KAREN MOORE-Mr. 8: Mrs. James Moore5 Campus Life 2-45 FHA 2-45 FTA 2-45 Aviation 3-45 Sci-Math 15Spanish 1. JERRY L. PARTIN-Mr. 81 Mrs. Ben Partin: Track 1-4, Team Leader in Points 2-3: Basketball 1-4: Baseball 1-4, All-Conference 2-4, Batting Champ 2,4: Volleyball 1-4, all conference 3 yrs.: Cross Country 1-4: Intramural basketball: Campus Life 4: FTA 3-4: Aviation 4: Letterman's 2-4: Spanish 1-4. SHIRLEY PA'I'l'ON-Mr. 84 Mrs. Bert Patton: Campus Life 3-4: FHA 1: GAA 1: Aviation 3-4: Nursing 2-4: CHS Newspaper 3,4, typist. VIRGINIA PERLICH-Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifford Perlich: FHA 2-4, Class Representative 4: 1970 Crisco Award. BOB POWELL-Mr. 81 Mrs. John Powell: Football Manager 3: Camera 24: Aviation 3-4: Sci-Math 3: Spanish 1: CHS Newspaper 4: Tusitala 3-4. gn-P S- ki 'gre' B LQ DON PRANGER-Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Pranger: Aviation 3: Latin1. DARYL RAPP-Mr. 81 Mrs. Dick Rapp: Basketball 1-4, all conference 2 yrs.: Football 1: Baseball 1-4: Volleyball 2-4, All- oonference: Cross Country 2-3: Track 1: Campus Life 3: FTA 2-4: Aviation 3-4, Vice Pres., Pres.: Latin 1-4: Letterman's 24: National Honor Society 3-4: Sci-Math 2-4: Student Council 1-3: Class President 1-3: Boys State: Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students. KERRY RAPP-Mr. Herb Rapp: Basketball 1-3: Football 1: Baseball 1-3: Cross Country 3: Camera 2: Latin 1-4: All School Play. JIM READ-Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Read: Camera 3-4: Campus Life 4: Aviation 4: Spanish 2-3: All School Play. DARLENE SHIVELY-Mr. Si Mrs. Dean Ayers: Basketball 2-3: Volleyball 2: Campus Life 1-4: GAA '1-4, Vice President 3: Latin 1-2: Cheerblock 1-4, outstanding pep 81 spirit 2, treas. 4: Tusitala 2-4: Co-Editor 4: Junior Store Head Manager: All School Play: Senior Play. BONNIE SHORT-Mr. 8: Mrs. William Short: FHA 1: GAA 1: All School Play. STEVE SMITH-Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack Smith: Basketball 1-2: Football 1: Latin 1-4: National Honor Society 3-4: Sci-Math 2-4, Presi- dent: Student Council 1:CHS Newspaper 3-4, Editor: Boys State Alternate: Bausch and Lomb Science Award. DARLENE SWING-Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas E.Swing: Basketball 3: Volleyball 1-2: Softball 4: FHA 1-4, Sec., Recreation: GAA 1-4: Aviation 4: Library 2: Cheerblock 1-2: GAA Bowling Award: Top Candy seller. 84 MARILYN RIDER-Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Rider: Art 4, Treas. GAA 1: Cheerblock 1,4. LARRY RUSSELL-Mr. Hattie Russell: Campus Life 3. DIANE SHEETS-Mr. 84 Mrs. Lester Sheets: Basketball 2-4 Campus Life 1-4: GAA 1-4: FTA 4: Latin 1-4: Cheerblock 1-4 CHS Newspaper 3,4, typist: Junior Class Sec.: Sophomore Treas. Prom Court: Band Majorette:Student Council President. - BILL SHLATER-Mr. 84 Mrs. W. Shlater: Football 1-4: Golf 2-4 Aviation 3-4, Latin 1-4: Letterman's 4. 1 1 1 W JEANETTE WAKEMAN-Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Wakeman: Campus Life 3-4: GAA 1-4: Aviation 4, Reporter: Latin 1-2: Library 2: Nursing 3-4: Point keeper: Cheerblock 2-4, Class Representative. KARLETTE WATSON-Mr. 8: Mrs. Karl Watson: Color Guard 2-4: Campus Life 1-4: FTA 2-3: Library 2: Spanish 1: Cheerblock 1-4. iiii l ii: i l Y 1 l . ' ' Qi . U DONNA WILKINS-Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Wilkins: FHA 1: Spanish 1: Tusitala 4: OEA 4, Reporter-Historian: All School Play 3. - MARSHA WILSON-Mr. 81 Mrs. Melvin Hansen: Campus Life 2-4: FHA 1-4, Rec. Leader: Aviation 4,Sec.: Cheerblock 4: CHS Newspaper 4, Typist: All School Play: Senior Play. TERRY WIMBERLY-Mr. 81 Mrs. Keith Farber: Art 4, Secretary: Library 1: Cheerblock 1-2. RANDY ZEEDYKQML 84 Mrs. Calvin Zeedyki Basketball 12 Football 1,3-4: Intramural Basketball: Campus Life 4: FFA 4: Latin 3: Letterman's 3-4: Senior Class Play. .J. Diane Salesman Pres. Dan German V-Pres. Susie Herron Sec. Carol Renkenberger Treas. Nanette Anderson Shelly Anderson Mark Avery Pam Beeks Robin Brown Roger Brumbaugh Kathy Bush Gary Byrd Theresa Carpenter Norma Crabill Mike Craig Susie Daily Juniors Prepare for Final Year ,q as A, ,,, . ---fy,:X15g.- - X- L1 ,- ll :i r- .- 'ig' ' ' -.i J aw-f of all r JW- . . ware. J ai' vv '-'rw if - fs--,ii 2 , -fm fr. fe a ' 'iz in ri -:gi . if 'Q fins II - K i,, H14 Xy X. ' A-1 --. gg X i A,-1' i . ii .-11... f-use . -. .-1 L ' C Veg , ,fa .g , , ' i -, su' . - i fi , 1 ,1 f- -I -... ev- ,i, fi -- , -a :. - - -L li ' X l -A : ' v bi 'l ll iw- fx - ' ' ' ,., , 'Simi ii ' -3: ll ' i . ' 'hs ' ' X -X : X X- r t - rt :ii X - ,X Q .,. - J w if i 'i,. 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Mike Householder Mark Allman Scott Bailey Terri Bair Alecla Baughman Robert Bellinger Tyrus Bianski Gary Blake Diane Blessing Mary Bolinger Dennis Born Sharon Briggs Judy Brown Lloyd Brumbaugh Tony Brumbaugh Mark Cassidy Rebecca Claxton Norman Clinger Steven Creech James Dailey Gloria Daugherty Michael Dell Neal Duncan Steve Earnhart Marianne Ehrman Harold Fairchild John Fletter Kim Foote Sec.-Treas Mary Freeman Kathy Fulk Vaughn Fulk Treasa Gadomski Norman Garrison Karen Gatwood Mark Gipson Becky Goffinet Dennis Gordon Patsy Grawcock Beth Gray Christine Gray Robert Green Dale Hakey Roger Hakey Cynthia Hans Charles Hansen Linda Hansen Elaine Harnish Chris Hardacre Coral Hauser Roberta Hearld Tim Henning Jackie Herendeen Rebecca Hoffman John Honeywell Dennis Householder Donald Hursey Gary Hyndman Mark Hyndman Teresa Hyndman Rebecca Imbody Cindy Ingram Chris Jackson Robin Jamieson Rick Johnson Terry Johnson Linda Killworth Paul Kimmel Cindy Konger Mark Konger Rickie Krider Wayne Krider Nancy Kuehner Lynn LaRue Greg Leazier Carol Leitch David Lewis Richard Lock Donna Manley Sheryl Manns Harold May Evelyn May David McClure ff l V :3P:, .QQ ff 1 ' 'W . Ib' J ,X All xxx A J i. V : -1jy,'1P'.1:tY., , ' Q S ,V T ll ' F ' yi ' A!! - l A l vw L'l5 ' 1 'V lg, ' fa ' .Q c , .RR M: all f il . X l J gf' PE? ' . X., ' -Xlxvr-V -' 1- .1 'i ' - ' f-L l, . 'M r 35 9 ' V I A I' J 1 le , P , l '. Q 1 x ' .A. is J ' i 'l l ez '? l' I 1. Randall Zeigler Alfera Zent Joan McConnell Joel McConnell Tony McCoy Michael McNall David Millikan Richard Mlllikan Ron Monesmith Jeff Morris Jeanne Mourey John Myers Steve Myers Billy Napier Debra Nestel Deborah Nichols Chris Nicholson Brian Nichter Jacqueline O'Dier Michael Parks David Parish N. Pauley Sheila Pearson Gale Pressler Monica Ramsey Pamela Ramsey Jeff Read Debra Flollins Jeff Rosswurm Marsha Schuman Matthew Shambaugh Michael Shambaugh Brian Smith Marsha Smith Angela Smullen Billy Stauffer Darlene Steigerwald Jerry Steigerwald Stephanie Stilabower Jo Ann Wappes Bonnie Weinberg Marty Whittaker Steven Wright Lee Zeigler Auiographs mi? ' ' 5235110 1 ,ff , Staff Acknowledgement 'ASQ -was ,,.,. 51 V , liz The 1971 Tusitala Staff would like to thank those people who cooperated with us in finishing this yearbook and also those who contributed in many other count- less ways. Our special thank you to IVlr. Hackworth with whom we couldn't have done without. Co-Editors Darlene Shively and Connie Hooten Our fearless leader, Mr. Hackworth! Adveriising ' im AMETE55 , 9-I I X ,fi . li f' 111:- fi i, nr. fy fm-3 mmm W u e 'f 4 , ' . zriggn, we ,ix ,,, ,um ., ,ie V e 2 urn 5259 Hi? .HJ Isay's Insurance is one place you can depend on. ,Jw .Fo -' '?3'Y i :aye Mrs. McDowell works in the office of Aquatek Water Conditioning on the mall. Nlrs. Geiger goes over the inventory list at H 84 B Drugs. W Qw- .QGHX , A iii .8 ,ii- -4, 'N ,I nf- i ii-Y-Gffiz-v'4r i 1 if Churubusco Woodworking is the place to go if you're interested in building. if-YHYW.. . +,.. . YNY .. ,1 . . .Y,, .,,,f .I 1 i-, 1' iii 1 1 ' - me i'1. . , iiiiil If fgf HEATING - mmol: :muses V A W Till HEATERS ' - V Y HAg- Gordon 8: Sloffer provide a dependable service to the community. Watson'e Floral Shop is appreciated by all who shop there. i 1 l 1 1 7.5132 -ig?2.w i .li u5 M-,lpgll ,wg ' ill 'Q ii . 2 'Tl '3 'pr 2 , e.if.ll.!V. W3,,g......r rygiliw - V ajggnl llryi , Tug LQ-'efl '.' ,WL if Z., J i 3. .Jr D 8: H Car Wash is a familiar spot to most high school students. lOl - --qff -7, , :saw Ai' , .D . --. 'fry :A fqla- K i- r nm-7-- ,Y - , .- is 2 a -if fair - zip ,Ii i - ig!gQkFQ5?fE+J'i7W-i'um -WfMf'- f V i Q fx -1, -A -' 'r ' ' 7 ' fx ' , ., - . -, . rf 1 .-f--,-- - - :mans nav y ii VT' IL ' 'iifi ii 4 --' , 4 Y 'i U 5 ' f 'L lilfi . napkin 'Z :gem ,.,, , TT A , j - Eu. 4 1 9 - W2 5' ,N E-.5 W , ,- ' V Q, iq-ll .lwfg L-ff 'fig ' 55- - Y 'ir Y mf , .. x' 'N Wife. ' --!'iiQ'ifg :' fl' ll 'l' M: ln ii 1 ' r5 Ni-Y -'-:-W' -' ' . . - ' 4--.' 54 1 -Qbf -HQ, 1 y is - ' 'fxif' .QL ' A ' 'A l .A i . 54.,:- h 1 ' 1 - wr-.,,' :Eff - : ,. is if' 'if '- 3 K- 5 if ' -. Ei 5 1 - ' ,gg D -- N ,i-,sm A ---.M s - E, ,. M ' - --f k ,g , r-srwfw V -My j -M . I I-1g.,i,::r 'v ., - o.WV,-f 'V ww ' jig. I --QS---.41 M ,, E537 V 7 , ' ,WET ' Mrs. Geiger waits on Mike Bellinger at the popular candy counter in Ban9's 5 81 10. 1 ' - FA ml' .- , ff- am: - '- 'l 5 sa'-' ' x sa gk. vu ii-- R, 2 - A ii, gi 1 .-- . - I Y' W- finest. Sheets Funeral Home pride themselves on prompt considerate service. , , .-H -ii , -il' ,, gan l-h l A Z - , lf, L 3 ET' At Resler's Studios portraits are at their fx ,Qi f sw .- 4 s over the Mr. Franklin Geiger check daily papers at Geiger Equipment. 102 14281, Al wi V pri 1. ff f m4i.1s,fWkli- --sw . ' 1 Penny Carson styles hair to the customer's satisfaction at her salon. ,E-1 ..2Z.g?: .,---' A' Y, u im Y i V H 'fi I'- M,,,, .--- -- -f 'd'i L -f .' - .- -,p. . f V, . iw It -,. x u' il if --Z we 1, s ' . . ' 'L i - - 'g1 ? '--:-p, - 2 '- . - -- -it eb Y -' if if 5- ' r' . A ' '1 ' 1 4 74 . ... -21 .Lys i - Lg,A Ygii .Ll :M -I -ii. . --f - :. . f , r' ' 1, V- . Y -4 ,,' -- 'V Q ' ' ' f f A' ' ,- -- Jas. ' -1- - 1 -- E!-i1fff'i4gg,f55S55ski5g'gEEgfivI,,il li 1--s z flr-iii 'JfirSfii dm ...., ' H-L: :Y ---l fxi , Y- - v iEf'migs,1 N jlnywi-Ejiyliiijg Amrggf swjffgiwggs-lie - 1 any E Q- Eflggvm s K 57 M' ? ?iT7f'r if 'fav Q- iff' ' . : H ' ' ' 'Q .1 1 nf- .2 --1::fQi5nE2-fe.-:va-:,., 1' , . ,W '12 r -W i,,g ,Q Z- -E . ' ', ,i . I ,V-1.15.-::f,-mates,-:fs-Q:swf-'2-4---a-1,.4:.r'1'-2-ir -1 f ' '- -- . . ' ' -fy:--4--Q . s- n is Iwi-fer-f'iz'-2 - -J s - ' - X gsm ' 's ' -.1 4 1 'noi rw A1 H ll N52 V 1 .1 i 5: 1 2'--r lim :1 ' f ' V U luirclrl QI.-A' - N . i - x We .F-,..ea-alma:--F., gd- , - p woarwf .4 EfifrEi1 'Qiil if . , , R V ,. Bill Fogle has stopped in at Ernie's Barber Shop for his once a month trim. ,V-Al Tri-County Publishing Co., Inc., will handle any request with promptness. Floyd's Auto Sales is a familiar sight to anyon dependable car dealer. e who knows a I I l , 5,4 s i . ' 'El , ' 'ff 1 ff ' fi: 1' exe.. N 'if f. Xa in V . ,in . 'iff'- wqg mf , H. , ll,-ff? Valerie Leitch greets all customers cheerfully at Buschman's Cleaners. ' ii mr - I 1.-du e 'R - gfiili mn.-, ' ' W' QQLA' .. ,-L Y - . ff-,N lc. ' 1 g. as ' SG ',: l 'Mill-:. g ZF e, ll .,... lflllillizlli ll .. - ll :Q .J'... ' li: - ff. ll ,- ag ,. 1-' f 593:11 .. ,fE.:-E:,--v,- 5. fi:-'-' j ' ' f' lf-s..:. , 7 '- 1 ' 1-4-' mag V1-are -...H ? W-i s r .i i' , . -- W .. in ll ll in N rj S ,, V F -l '41-'11:4.a. fijxmig :. 'V s 'qi'-i -Sig!-.l 'ifffiejaf ..f an-f-'M , , - N- jwffff' ' ..3if2j:j,L4:'f ,Vg 2 N. ,. N . - - -i - -g.,,sH.,.-.,,,,A- W., ,. Dan Garman carries a bag of groceries to the customer's car as a service from W Y ,1,2L-.f-FT? - Townsend's Laundry facilities have extended their service to everyone. Super Dollar Market- i Gene Ickes is Churubusco's most dependable watch and jewelry man. n V A--I., , -fu. -cfs. Q-T ' - , Y V, ur :Mlm - . ,:: ,Y 1 i. 1 , . 'ErMlllj,i,,, ,iwg,.h. X. , l X H ' xr 1 gg VY 4 l F9 A A. V :fiy-L - ' 1 iii O'Diers Conoco services all makes and models of cars. Krlder-Lane Funeral Home, a solemn but necessary service to the community. ,j I V ' ' 1 cm