Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Peeking Through of Kenny DeMeyer smiles proudly in his cap and gown, a symbol of twelve years of learning. School photographer, Dick Johnson, has been taking pictures for the publications for two years. fNot everyone can take a picture of himselfj 5 -5- Learning S 'lqigfm - mmf . Spending her study hall typing for Mr. Tur- nock, Karen Lehman keeps his office hopping WTS-,k K K vr W'bt' Susie Claycomb, Sandy Tooper, Diane Kaufman, Judy Singer, Mavis Michalski, and Jacque Cady slave to produce a yearbook. -7- Peeking through c1fAchievemenf Jim Heinrich receives pin at Student Council induction. English student Alan Jones masters the art of speaking-? 4-H winner, Jane Wigent, models her prize suit, 1,11 bet Barb Simcox and Chuck Bowen aren't really fooling that nurse. -g- 'A Exchange Students Gilly Williams from England and Sarah Morales from Bolivia help keep America straight Carol Meslich and Chuck Yates seem pretty happy as they congratulate each other for what the seniors consider the biggest achievement--graduating. -9- Very lovely, happy, and deserving, Queen Susie looks fondly at her trophy with a Look, Ma, it's all mine! expression. ' Pat Gilstrap, Sara Moralas, Cindy Stevens, Louanna Hartman, and Pat Amato looked charming on their aqua and white float to comprise the 1961 Homecoming Court and make the beauty of the half-time ceremony a thing to remember. x :-kA A-N' vaiiP wJ i,-.,.,XkNMm . K H a ., X gf I 'G .,,1 , xr kv at W3 3 ,B Q , . , t... . i Y ,, i s f-f. e Je. 5' X -w. if i L X' lg E V p . ,, A R Queen Susie reigns over Homecoming Larry Redman and Terry Holcomb presented flowers to Queen Susie Claycomb and her Court on Homecoming night. A Clay cheerleader, Donna Farquhar, leads the cheering crowd at the bonfire. Don 'T Take My Penny Thursday Penny Barbara Olson Kerry Gary Papach Greg Chuck Bowen Gram Carol Wigent Sally Gerry McPeck Joanna Sue Holloway Lydia Sandy Tooper Caleb Terry Holcomb Norman Porter B0b Sumption Mark Steve Barnaby Mavis Sue Claycomb Monsieur Henri Dean C311 Harrson Day Alan J ones Claire Karen Lehman Elsie Carol Meslich LuCill9 Marcia Cook Friday Barbara Olson Gary Papach Chuck Bowen Carol Wigent Sandy Stuart Sue Holloway Gilly Williams Terry Holcomb Bob Sumption Steve Barnaby Janet Lederer Dean Call Alan Jones Karen Lehman Mary Anne Bryant Giuy awaits her cue Kathy Keresztes First Row: Barb Olson, Gilly Williams, Susie Claycomb, Janet Steve Barnaby, Carol Wigent, Gary Papach, Alan Jones, Lederer, Second Row: Sue Holloway, Gerry McPeck, Sandy Toop- Bowen, Terry Holcomb, Dean Call. er, Sandy Stuart, Lee Ann Groves, Phyllis Koopman, Third Row: -12- Chuck Monsieur Henri, who is all wrapped up in his work receives the assistance of his models in this scene from the senior play. With the able assistance of directors Miss Yeager, and Miss Sax, the Senior class put on its first play, 'KDon't Take My Penny. Pen- ny was a stage-struck sixteen-year-old who was sure her future was in the theater. Her boyfriend Kerry and his pal Greg tried several very crazy antics to try to discourage her, so that she wouldnit leave Kerry to go to Hollywood. Many laughs and chuckles followed Kerry and Greg's stunts. A switched egg, which completely broke up both the cast and the audience will never be for- gotten, but after long hours of practices and re- hearsals the seniors were rewarded when their play, '6Don't Take My Penny was presented. Gary Papach and Chuck Bowen seem to be reading something very interesting. -M. 1 . .s f ifififfff'-fi, 1, xi f, 'Wi-:.:f2ff 'igmh , ,amz ' , A- ww .M f A 161,31-,ff S EE s ZF' f My Q 2 MQ, -w f X 'fi HQ ei s 4 A path to Heaven led couples to the K'Twelfth of Never of Never 4 All , 25. . Q, i 4 . x Carol Kovasics and Bill Liggett put on their best smiles as they pose for their Prom picture Admiring the decorations at the Twelfth of Neverl' are Jack North, Dar- lene Ross, Mike Kaczmarek, and Michelle Haines - -- -- -W - T - -1---1---Ml------- - -. -- . -1 - -. - ..., ,. A, , ...- l . l,1 ,M uv-A H Stella Johnson, Geralda Stroud, Daisy Schmidt, and Jenevieve Neely displayed their sing- ing talents. Missed America Confesf is Success And the winners- Wilma Horvath and Agnes Dorn. -16- Annual dance begins holiday season Starry-eyed couples dance to the strains of the Keynotes in the setting of an old-fashioned Christmas. A Wintery night, Christmas trees, fancy dresses and the beautiful strains of the Keynotes ushered in the holiday season for all Clayites at the second annual Christmas Dance. Candle- chandeliers, murals, holiday greens, and decor- ated Christmas trees adorned the Clay gym, and put all in a festive and romantic holiday mood. The arrival of Santa Claus gave all the girls a chance to tell Santa their very special Christ- mas wish. At the hour of eleven o'clock dreamy Clayites left the dance humming the strains of WHITE CHRISTMAS, filled with the Christ- mas spirit and ready to begin their holiday sea- son. Among the couples enjoying the gay atmosphere are Mark Johnston and Liese Davis, and Sue Holloway and Al Jones. Santa appears to highlight the evening. Playing the jolly old guy is jolly Dean Call. -17- Cheerblock. . .First Row: Pat Morehouse, Kay Hartman, Lin- da Heil, Hedi Schrader, Diana Vaughn, Janet Lederer, Carol Wigent, Marilyn Guy, Barbara Olson, Sue Holloway. Second Row: Charlotte Smith, Marci Papazynski, Connie Stevens, Barbara Papp, Virginia Veirs, Beverly Summers, Linda Mil- ler, Carla Vickrey, Margaret Simpson, Barbara Simcox. Third Row: Jenelle Walters, Jane Wigent, Dolores Pearson, Carol Goss, Darlene Ross, -Janet Pullin, Pat Gilstrap, Marne Dibble, Gilly Williams, Cheryl Tam. Fourth Row: Betty McCombs, Judy Singer, Jane Knight, Jacque Cady, Jane Tusing, Nancy Markussen, Carol Grubb, Barbara Rupel, Shirley Spitzer, Mary Kay Brumbaugh. Fifth Row: Sue Ford, Kathy Tooper, Nancy Geminder, Leona Kazmirski, Carol Henley, Dixie Wild- er, Pam Rudy, Ruth Ann Paulsen, Barb Van Ham, Mary Jor- is. Sixth Row: Mary Kazmirski, Kay Montgomery, Irene Ray- mond, Peggy Coddens, Pat O'Connell, Linda Gerstenkorn, Rae Ann Cichy, Sue Heinrich, Ardys Nord, Marsha Pullman. Sev- enth Row: Sandi Lannan, Judy Triplet, Pat Griggs, Fran Bowen, Myra Wraight, Marv Balentine, Barbara Armstead, Becky Staley, Pat Williamson, Karen Nicodemus, Eighth Row: Sherri Verdel, Lari Aynne Miller, Nancy Malo, Paulette Wil- liamson, Diane Webber, Fran Jonas, Janice Johnson, Nancy De Keyzer, Roberta Masi, Sue Crawford. Ninth Row: Kathy Woodruff, Nancy Poland, Janet Wilfret, Sandy Daly, Andrea James, Diana Ramsbey, Kay Juday, Diane Chandler, Sue Hoffman, Carol Lambert. Cheerblock Sparks Enthusiasm. i,, r . ,, ...,..,., . A .- . . J - J ,,,' - iffueSTqgji'-',,f:CiIA, B?-izaga ,. ,'-, sis? .-.- I -'i'w5v,i9,f Qu ,555 Q sl Q - 'fr- 1 I- ,I Q fe, Brass' if 'M ' 'f 1 Q .e,1A'ri..21s!t-Q2 ir 31-5, .Qrs.:,ss,,a1 'V1' f 11.4, , f ,, R . l'-, v X ,, .1 , xx :iv H 5 'x .-V: 5 9, QVLIJ ,,,li.A 1, 9 , in iS,,..w,b,, ::6 c5.'.,3,,, 1, v . '-'i v S J -4-.5--,f V - ' 9 9-Q1 ' :na ss if f J 3 ' ' vw 'A Y! .,,,. Sf' s ' -'sr F' y -, out T-E-A-M. Cheerblock spells I 18- gr G WC z il I - se., .fiffii i l if ilili ,f'7,Z2k'i'.1' is 21 Ji DN FQ ,.--71 .9 i gs!-fL1E,1s2t-rfll, is if , vvgg A -J.. 12 r s gm, -40 ,.-..- Clay's own. . . Carol Burnett and Mel Allen Left' And Herman said. . . Rightg D0g-gone tall coaches Can't I even keep my skates? blub- bers Tom Seifferlein. Don't cry, Si, everyone has to give up their toys sometime. How many periods in a bot tle of ink??!!? Let's see, what 'size' bottle? Freshmen demonstrate their intestinal fortitude. - 19 - Peeking through of classrooms The 8:30 bell has rung, and eight-hundred students dash wildly into their first hour classrooms. School has begun for another week of studies, laughter, and fun. Walking through the corridors we can smell the odors of cookies, ditto- machines, and HQSO4 - typical of the many labs and activities in each class. Do you remember the French classes singing Frere Jacques? or the strains of Adeste Fid- elis coming from the Latin room? Maybe one of your classes took a trip to court or visited a state hospital. Whatever your classes were, fun was always combined with work, to make the hard task of learning seem easier. Now the school year of 1961-62 is completed, and the halls and classrooms are empty-but 1et's take a short walk through our con'idors and relive those never-to-be-forgotten moments, and peek through at '62. . .in classrooms. J w E l 1 I l 1 I I l l 5 Q l l u l 1 l A 1 1 5 l I 1 3 5 l l I 1 l i l i 1 7 0 L A I i 5 Superintendent, Mr. Oglesby, center, helps control Clay schools Peterson, Dr. George Plain, and fabsentj Dr. Samuel Bechtold with the advice of Roland Obenchain, John Wagner, Lester Adminisfrafion guides school -22- Now, where did I put that apple? wonders Mr. Hodge. Work gains sofisfocfion for sfoff Miss Upton and Mr. Turnock agree that some Clay students have peculiar outlooks on life! Why are you smiling, Mr. Harbaugh, that isn't your bank book you're looking at. Marge Lechtanski takes a short break from a day of hard work. Ah Mouse, just think, you sold Mrs. Claycomb one whole box of Betty Crocker's Hi-Y cookies. I didn't know you knew how to bake. -23- Mr. Mauros quotes, Give me liberty or give me deathl' If I were you , says Miss Yeager, describing to the juniors how to make those so necessary oral reports. Speaking, Wrifing, Singing, You know Gilly, you're the only per- son who can out talk me, thinks Mr. Garrett while Gilly shows him exactly where Shakesphere was born. -24 Mrs. Schille says Repeat after me--Parlez-vous francais Mrs. Seward tries to prove that the Romans had bonae leges! Add Zesf fo Languages Sara Morales discusses with Miss Mur- phy the dialect used in Bolivia. Formulas crom The minds of Science Students In chemistry class only Mr. Lockman is able to understand the meaning and usage of NaCl-3Na 'f' + C17 Qwiff H Mr. Felton, master of dailies, explains a tough one to his physics class. Mr. Johnson, the only steady teacher, takes time out from his important activity to grade leaf collections. -26- i 3 'E t foes si, gig? X515 We know it's an easy-problem, A A 1 Mrs. Niebauer, but we just don't understand! K 1, ,Q 4 . ,L ,S . 11. S ,Xu . AR n'1 Equals Mathematics Are they important papers, Mr. Dunn? Checking math problems on bookstore time, Mr. Brumbaugh? - - History Relived Mr. De Witte: And I'll say it again, w Belgians are never wrong! The seniors just can't be studying their govemment! Oh, come on Mr. Pierson, your class couldn't be that hopeless. I Mr. Harke points out his home state, ours too! - - Business sfudenfs well prepared Mr. Dimich, tall and stately, explains again to his General Business classes the reason for a bank book. You know you're not supposed to look at the keys, Mrs. Ma- cey!! Don't you dare look at the typewriter when you're typing, think Sandy Tooper, Yvette Casper, and Hedi Schrader. Showing Ginny Gentle the finer points in operating the comptometer. are Mrs. Kraus and Mrs. Walters. -29- Can't throw it now, thinks Jane Knight, Miss Goss is watching. W Ss at Calories, calories, and more caloriesg but when can we eat? Home-Ec: cooking, sewing, housing It took a semester to make, but it was worth it. Freshmen girls smile as they watch their fellow classmate model the I . finished product Make your clothes to fit you, not the hanger, declares Mlss Sax. - 30 - Don,t just stand there, says Mr. Warye, get a thumb- tack! We now introduce you to Mickey Epperson and his famous oxyacetylene torch. Mickey, its a wonder your glasses don't melt. Shop and Ari bring out folenls The smiling tool timers of Clay's shop classes are Mr. Fulhlhart, Mr. Kaser, and Mr. Six. Smiling hopefully, Mr. Miller prepares for an- other Driver's Ed class, not knowing what is to come. Sfudy, Driving pan' of curriculum X In deep concentration Mr. Butts proves to Mark Johnston that his problem isn't hopeless. You are now looking at the studious part of Washington Clay High School!!! Bond, Chorus display lolenfs Chorus. . .Bottom row: Sandy Gray, Glenda Burnside, Susie Crawford, Rita Carrico, Doro' thy Tuttle, Verdeen Rupert, Carmen Fick, Marsha Cook, Nancy Lee, Connie Barden, Mr. Norman. Second row: Shelia Baker, Merrie Szekely, Nancy Markussen, Judy Koopman, Lynda Louderback, Bobbie Barnes, Irene Raymond, Margie Rager, Donna Papczynski, Judy Grice, Dixie Wilder, Carol Brune, Kathy Eisbrenner. Third row: Sandy Lee, Marsha Blume, Bonnie Gay, Linda Gerstenkorn, Kay Barneord, Kay Hartman, Sue Steele, Franchion Pal- miter, Jean Lord, Phyllis Brooks, Linda Heil, Anita Lewis, Kathy Berning. Top row: Debbie Coles, Nels Jenson, Jim Nebalski, Bob Sumption, Wayne Waterbury, Steve Barnaby, Den- ny Hartman, Gary Taylor, 'Perpy Br-aide-H, Terry Holloway, Joyce Yates, Carol Lambert. ,l.w.t' A121474-4.19 . N' tsls i 1 WEL- I i Ai, ,iii ,V ,. w R ,--o ff J . M -.,- o sf? ' -is '- ' l - W, ytit . ' o ,sso ssis . . . if s 1 . ,,,--'fr .f , I3 Just follow the bouncing ball, and sing along with our 'au-5,4 i,,. ,V., A. kr , . . W i,.. J ' o - . .- . L music director, Mr, Norman. o X' N... ' . .1 is ...'. W .Y is ' . i.sl .'.s o' - . I - --, S t s s.s. S Clay's majorettes practice a new routine, from left: Sandy Stuart, Sue Cuskaden, Jean Lord, and Kathy Keresztes. -33- Music Fills Band. Front Row: Bob Morris, Phyllis Koopman, Jim White- man, Mike Dunkleburger, Christiedlifowegslilonnie Deck, Micki Bernath, Sandy Daly, Susie Meyewn a Haugan, Louanna Hartman, Mary Thomas. Second Row: Carol Markussen, Kaye Berger, Mike Cress, Janet Poelman, Charles Bertina, Bill Humphries, Mark Hosinski, Keith Jacks, Charles Francour, Dave Hicks, Curtiss Hall, Tom Gillen, Gary Papach, Jim Pel- low, Bill Simpson, Sherry Dunkleberger, Linda Fredrickson. Third Row: Chris Aichele, Craig Heitger, Jim Gillen, Keith Whetham, Tom Wolter, Ed Kimmey, Dave Goron, Mike Roz- ow, Jim Wozmiak, Chris Pih, Jack Hatfield, Lloyd Fisel, Charles Whiting, Curt Banacha, John Hutchinson, Tom Coles. Back Row: Mike Squint, Rick Morgan, Kent Woodfill, Phil Lehman, Bill Shelty, Dean Call, Walter Temple, Doug Skinner, Joan Lord, Mike Fish, Mr. Norman. -34- The Pied Pipers of Clay's band are Chris Powell, Connie Deck, Micki Bernath, Sandy Daly and Susie Meyer. fhe Air! K i Keith Whetham and his cohorts keep the drum in tip top shape. Gym classes build Sporfsmcmship What is this, joke time or boy's gym class? wonder coaches Stinson and King. Daily exercises keeps girl's gym classes trim, and wide awake for the day's activities. Push up, up down, down up, oh it's push ups they're doing! Mrs. Goheen asks, Anyone for Tennis? Clay kept clean and well fed Full steam ahead, Les DuBois and Sam Wil- liams! l 99 44!100'X, pure is the slogan of Betty McCormick, Louise Wynn, and Ann Schlundt. Big kettles and little kettles, the two famous Graces, Lynch and Romine, keep Clay's faculty and students That's what we like to see, a good healthy joke after a good very well fed. healthy dinneri -37- Peeking through df Clubs. . . Long hours after school, preparations for meetings, trips, and of course, inter- esting and worthwhile meetings, typlified the many activities of F the clubs at Clay. Under the di- rection of the newly organized Inter-Club Council the 1961-62 school year reached a new height in club organization. Several new clubs such as the Foreign Language and History Clubs took their places on the roster of the many clubs at Clay. The reorganization of the Hi-Y Club and Mono- gram Club gave the boys a chance to become more active in school affairs and to participate in athletics at the same time. The Student Council gave all students a chance to have their say in the functions of the school. All the clubs presented fun and enjoyment for all students, but only a small per- centage of the student body were eligible for the club which presents both a reward for achievement and a new beginning---National Honor Society. Now let's take a glance through the many activities and fun we have had in the year gone by, as we peek through at '62 . . . in Clubs. X 1 -39- Annual Staff reaches new heights After making their first deadline, the annual staff er, Jill Arnold, Kathy Keresztes, Janet Lederer, decided they could do anything--and they did!!! and Susie Claycomb. From left to right are Dick Johnson, Sandy Toop- Writing copy, taking pictures and making the best yearbook possible kept the eleven members of the Minuteman staff working hard and diligently from September to April. Under the direction of editor Jill Arnold and sponsor Mr. Garrett, the staff worked togeth- er to learn the different methods and techni- ques needed to put out a yearbook. To make your yearbook even better, Sue Claycomb and Jill Arnold spent two weeks at Indiana Uni- versity gathering new ideas. Got a problem girls? Rita Bernath and Mavis Michalski struggle over a layout to get the best results. The Junior Annual Staff, with their feet on the ground, will reach even greater heights next year. They are, left to rightg Diane Kaufman, Mavis Michalski, Judy Singer, Sponsor Mr. Garrett, Jacque Cady, and Rita Bernath. -40- Junior staff members Barb Papp, Mary Ann Nucci, John Karlson, Jane Tusmg and Jill Holloway look forward to editing the 1963 Colonial. Busy working Colonial Staff members Sue Holloway, Alfred Nuc- ci, Carol Wigent, Jane Tusing, Marianne Nucci, Larry Redman, John Karlson, Barb Papp, and Sandy Stuart ready our bi-weekly paper. The Colonial, our school paper, this year joined forces with the Min- uteman to form both publications in- to one group. Throughout the year the staff worked under the direction of editor Sandy Stuart and sponsor Mr. Garrett, to bring the student body facts of the latest functions, sports, and school achievements. Faces wore smiles, brains were exhausted from work, fingers had callouses from typ- ing, but by combining work and fun Clay's Colonial staff put out another volume of the day by day activities for all students to treasure always. Colonial Reports News after meeting their last deadline -41- Senior staff members Larry Redman Sue Holloway, Sandy Stuart, Carol Wigent, and Al Nucci look cheerfull N.H.S. sponsors . Foreign Exchange Although it was one of the smallest groups in several years, Clays National Honor Society worked hard and faithfully under the direction of Mrs. Niebauer and the officers, Charles VanBelleghem, presidentg Carol Mes- lich, vice president, Sandy Tooper, treasurer, and Sue Holloway, secretaryg to complete another foreign ex- change drive. The goal was set for 55650. Dances, con- tests, bake sales, and other activities boosted enthusiasm during the drive. Almost the total sum was raised with- in the student body itself. Membership into the National Honor Society was the highest honor which could be be- 1962453 foreign Student. stowed upon a student, he had to qualify in all four char- acteristics: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Ser- vice. Belonging to National Honor Society was a great honor and also a giant step into the future. Foreign Exchange student Gilly Williams poses with her American sister, Liese Davis, after their masquerade to help raise money for the National Honor Society. . .Front Row: Sandy Stuart, Sue Holloway, MaryAnn Bryant, Kathy Keresztes, Gilly Williams, Mrs. Niebauer, Sponsor, Sara Mor- ales, Second Row: Susie Claycomb, Carol Meslich, Ann Fisher, Carol Markussen, LeeAnn Graves, and Janet Lederer. Last Row: Jim Heinrich, Sandy Tooper, Jill Arnold, Charles VanBelleghem, and Alfred Nucci. Mrs. Niebauer, the teacher sent to the Milky Way, greets Milky Way teacher Carolyn Cod- dens and Miss Coddens' Class. Margie Rager and Carol Lambert gather papers for the National Honor paper drive. Club Presidents form council All club presidents and club sponsors were eligible for member- ship into the newly organized Inter-Club Council. Although the Council had no official officers, the acting president was Jim Hein- rich, president of the Student Council, and the acting secretary was Alfred Nucci, the representa- tive from the History Club. It was under the sponsorship of Miss Up- ton. Meeting every Friday, the Council arranged the club meet- ings for the coming week and made plans for all clubs. The Inter- Club Council worked not only for the betterment of itself, but for all clubs at Clay. Inter-Club Council. . .Front Row: Dick Pih, Phyllis Koopman, Ann Fisher, Laura Goldfuss, Janet Lederer, Mike Smith. Back Row: Leonard Priser, A1- fred Nucci, Gary Papach, Bob Morris, Tom Seifferlein, and Kenny Coddens. -43- Caught in clowning, are Miss Upton, and the Student Coun- cil officers, Jim Heinrich, Jill Arnold, Janet Lederer, and Jer- ry Stroud. Appreciation, a code of Ethics point, is emphasized in the display window. 1-2-3-4 Rip, Stuff--OOh! says Sandy Tooper as she works late on the Senior float. Sfudenf Council Increased By Eight i Student Council. . .Bottom Row, Sponsor Miss Upton, Kay Montgomery, Barb Simcox, Ilene Burke, Sondi Pijut, Donna Farquhar, Jane Knight, Sue Heinrich, Second Rowg Judy Singer, Sue Steele, MaryLynn Bernath, Kathy Tooper, Cheryl Tam, Sandy Sturat, Louanna Hartman, Sara Morales, Gillie Williams, Third Rowg Jon Arnold, Denny Bttmueller, Larry Redman, Jill ArFnold, Janet Llederer, I 'mi I 1-m771Jff541fv47f9j Liwpg-'.L4 ine, jiffi- 510 17.147 film: jalpydaee, Jwnjiblfwci .Zum 77L0w4igmi1,7 AJ J51-fe1?,tSLL,,,,7-lcdfoukin 1f,,,L'?4-ae-, KW, Qulnwvvt., JJHZ 274-M7-Mf Activeness and agressiveness kept the Wash- ington Clay Student Council busy and service- able. To begin, elections of the various officers were carried out. Parties were formed and con- ventions were carried out. Newly elected officers were: Jim Heinrich, President, Jerry Stroud, Vice President, Janet Lederer, secretary, and Jill Ar- nold. New ideas were presented by the Student Council. They sold sweatshirts which boosted Clay spirit at the County Tourneyg and sold book- covers. Traditional events were also repeated-- the Christmas dance, Homecoming, dancing at noon, and the novely dance. -45- Art Club. . .Bottom Row: Rosemary Muellner, Sandy Vargyas, Connie Deck, Susie Craw- ford, Laura Goldfuss, Carol Hartstein. Linda Pritchard, Second Row: Lenna Saar, Jane Knight, Nancy Burnham, Roberta Masi, Alisa Shriner, Judy Singer, Maureen Lavettre, Diane Kaufman, Deannne Pearson. Third Row: Denice Scott, Sharon Wooley, Betty Rupel, Pam Holloway, Kathy Kelsheimer, Jan Eisbrenner, Sharon Root, Paulette Wallace, Chris- tine Ameigh, Fourth Row: John Goodwin, Mickey Epperson, Elmer Chaney, Louis Petro- Arf and Craft Clubs display talent Under the new sponsorship of Mr. Warye, the Art Club painted the windows of the Rose- land stores for Homecoming. The work of the Art Club was especially noticeable when the foyer windows were painted with Christmas scenes. Helping the Juniors turn the gym into a beauti- ful ballroom for the Prom as another project of the club. This year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nie- bauer, the Crafts Club has added its name to the list of Clayls active organizations. Working with mosaic and jewelry were the main projects for the club during the year. The following officers: Chairman, Phyllis Koopman, Secretary, Daren Farquharg and Treasurer, Lee Ann Graves, guided the Craft Club through its first successful year. Crafts Club. . .First Row: Kay Hartman, Beverly Summers, Barbara Papp, Karen Lehman, Nancy Lee, Vicki Nicodemus, Becky Staley, Barbara Armstead. Second Row: Colleen Dhoore, Pat Morehouse, Lee Ann Graves, Virdeen Rupert, Judy Koopman, Phyllis Koop- man, Sara Morales, Sandy Little, Mrs. Niebauer. Top Row, Robert Bokor, Joe Cook, Jane Tusing, Jim Olshewsky, Rosalie Elias, Larry Gay, George Wileman, Carol Markussen, Susan Custard. ..., 1 .... . Hi-Y. . .Bottom Row: Phil Lehman, Greg Bowton, Dean Plank, Tom Gillen, Bill Reasor, Tom Niedbalski, Ken Cod- dens, Kenny Swain, Dave Elkins, Gary Lavisa, Mr. Morous. Second Row: Al Jones, Mike Dorn, Joe Singleton, Mike Cress, Mike Krueger, Keith Whetham, Joe Pickens, Terry Holcomb, Jim Barr, Larry Tice, Jack Singleton. Third Row: Rog Benko, Ken Johnson, Dale Marvin, John Hutchinson, llles, Szabo, Chuck Del Vecchio, Mike Oatman, Mike Mont- gomery, Louis Petrasovits, John Lemley, Dennis Morgan, Mark Walter. Top Row: -lim Heinrich, David Korkhouse Gary Lemley, Jerry Stroud, Charles Bowen, Dave Watkins Mike Dunkleburger, Bruce Anglemeyer, Bill Fox, Mike Wil- liamson, Tom Berry, Paul Jenning, and Bob Horvath. Hi-Y Reorgonizes Under the sponsorship of Mr. Mauros, the Hi-Y Club again took its place as one of Clay's most active organizations. Money making pro- jects included a cookie sale, paper drive, a col- lection of scrap iron, and for the first time this year the Hi-Y Club was represented at the an- nual all-city Hi-Y dance,by its representative, Charles Bowen. The leadership of the following officers: President, Ken Coddensg Vice president, Ken Johnsong Secretary, Gary Lovisag Chaplain, Mike Oatmang Treasurer, Roger Benko, Sgt.-at- Arms, Alan Jones, and Parliamentarian, Mark Waltersg promoted both worthwhile projects and enjoyment. Who Me? Asks Chuck Bowen, Clay's Hi-Y King -47- Girls, Girls, Girls!!! Y-Teens is an international organization for girls that each year combines fun and the sponsorship of many worthwhile projects. Under the leadership of President Mary Ann Bry- ant, Vice-President Micki Bernath, Secretary Barb Simcox, and Treasure Mavis Michalskig the Y-Teens made Halloween favors for the children at Northern lndiana Childrens Hospi- tal, prepared baskets for the needy, and took charge of the schools Thanksgiving program. The Mr. Irresistable dance, several bake sales, a candy sale, and the sale of potato chips were only a few of their many money making projects. Throughout these projects. Y-Teen girls learn to grow as a person, to grow in friendship, and to know more about God. W , 1 , No autographs now, says Mr. lrresistable, Ken Coddens Senior Y-Teens. . .Bottom Row: Sandy Stuart, Mary Ann Bryant, Nancy Lee. Sandy Swain. Gilly Williams. Second Row: Gerry Mcl'eck, Toby Broun, Kathy Res' sler. Marguerite Wolf, Janet Wooley, Judy Spillman X 3- , 4' . ,ar 3. f vw it 5 ii 'is is f Q , Freshman Y-Teens. . .Bottom Row: Dolly Howard, Kathy Woodruff, Roberta Macey, Susie Crawford, Sue Broker, Judy Horvath, Pam Holloway, Marylyn Zabo, Diane Ranisby, Judy Rubsch, Charlotte Thorpe, Diana Chandler, Linda Gerstankorn, LariAnne Miller. Second Row: Korthy Ray, Kay Barncord, Carol Gaines, Kathy Tooper, Freda Richardson, Sandy Lannon, Anita Osborne, Irene Raymond, Pat O'Connell, Peggy Coddens, Kay Juday, Lor- raine Maurisak, Sue Ford, Susan Hoffman, Nancy Poland, Janet Wilfret. Third Row: Koro- thy Tuttle, Merri Szeckly, Sandra Wood, Vicki Minnie, Judy Triplit, Maxine DeRuyver, Barb Sante, RaAnn Chicki, Carol Lambert, Ardys Nord, Sue Heinrich, Marcia Pullman, Mary Kay Joris, Brenda Benson, Cathy Eisbrenner, Micki Bernath. Fourth Row: Sue Steele, Kathy Kelsheimer, Sara Chambers, Barb Jones, Kathy Berning, Konna Swain, Mary Crum- et, Debbie Cole, Fanchion Palmiter, Frances Jonas, Susie Meyers, Louanna Hartman, Barb VanHam, Diane Webber, Linda Smith. Front row: Sheryl Rose, Maureen Lavettre, Jacque Cady, Nancy Keller, Sandy Vargyas, Lindsay Turrell, Wanita Apple, Rosemary Muellner, Terry Barber, Lynn Archambeault, Pat Amato, Ruth Paulsen, Trudy Fietzak, Jane Duncan. Second row: Marsha Blume, Jenelle Walters, Carol Henley, Barb Krill, Cheryl Van Kirk, Judy Grice, Liese Davis, Barb Rupel, Jane Knight, Judy Singer, Dixie Wilder, Pam Rudy, Sandy Pingel, Olga Pawdzik, Kathy Frazier. Third row: Denise Scott, Sharon Wooley, Lynn Martin, Jane Wigent, Dolores Pear- son, Betty Rupel, Nancy Markussen, Mary Lynn Bernath, Diana Pearson, Linda Pritchard, Barb Pape, Betty McCombs, Travis Mulvaney. Top Row: Charolotte Smith, Marci Papczynski, Carolyn Coddens, Linda Miller, Carla Vick- ery, Virginia Veirs, Fan Grose, Janet Pullin, 2nd row: Barb Simcox, Sandi Pifut, Claudia Ber- lack, Pat Billisitz, Jill Holloway, Connie Stevens, Carol Goss, Darlene Ross, Kathy Mauri- sak, Judy Saloman, 3rd, row: Susie Hartup, Marne Dibble, Pat Gilstrap, Jane Tusing, Janet Drake, Diane Kauffman, Ilene Burke, Diane Bryant, Barb Albert, Judy lsza, Bottom row: Beverly Summers, Barb Papp, Jackie Broadhurst, Sue Ostram, Sandy Lee, Jane Harman, Judy Lesicki -49- Health Career Club. . .Bottom row: Linda Gerstenkom, Son- di Pijut, Joyce Carlson, Ann Fisher, Bonnie Guljas, Marilyn Van Lue, Mary, azmirski, Patty Schaal, Miss Sax. Second Row: Pagnniila Yvette Casper, Kaye Berger, Shirley Spitser, Linda Heil, Cheryl Van Kirk, Nancy Germinder, Leona Kazmirski, Barbara Norris, Anita Wesley. Third Row: Marilyn Guy, Jill Holloway, Becky Johnson, Carmen Fick, Hedi Schrader, Diana Vaughan, Darlene Blakeman, Anita Bowers, Joyce Colvin, Marcia Everest, Mary Thomas, Nancy Malo. Top Row: Carol Grubb, Geraldine Darr, Marcie Pap- czynski, Sandy Jacobs, Virginia Crabs, Bobbie Barnes, Myra Wraight, Marianne Nucci, Charlene Webb, Kathy Partridge, Cherl Dunkleberger, Marianne Deadmond. First year for Health Careers Club Marilyn Guy displays her minutes to the other officers of the club, Sondi Pijut, Ann Fisher, and Kaye Berger. Another new club at Clay this year was the Health Careers Club. It was created as an en- largement of the Future Nurses Club. Speakers from the different fields of health spoke to the club at various times throughout the year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Sax and the guidance of the following officers: President, Ann Fisher, Vice President, Sondi Pijut, Secretary, Marilyn Guy, and Treasure, Kaye Berger, the club sponsored projects during the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter season. Foculfy honored by F.T.A. feo. Each year a tea is given for all the teachers to meet and become acquainted with the members of the Future Teachers Club and to discuss the problems and situations of teaching among them- selves. This project along with cadet teaching gave the club a first hand view of the trials and satisfactions of the teaching profession. The spon- sors were Miss Yeager and Mr. Johnson, the offi- cers were Richard Pih, President, Glen Neely, Vice President, Sherry Lynch, Secretary, and Kathy Keresztes, Treasurer. Going over plans for the tea, given for the faculty are the F.T.A. officers. Future Teachers. . .Bottom Row: Mr. Johnson, sponsor, Carol Meslich, Rita Bernath, Shirly Bracher, Sue Craw- ford, Andrea James, Jane Knight, Susie Claycomb, Mar- cia Cook, Jenelle Walters, Laura Goldfuss, Miss Yeager, sponsor. Second Row: Dick Pih, Ginny Gentle, Gerry McPeck, Lenna Saar, Sue Ford, Louanna Hartman, Ardys Nord, Sue Heinrich, Jane Wigent, Gayle Borkowski, Fred Hancock. Third Row: Chuck Whiting, Sue Holloway, Carol Wigent, Don Stroud, Denis Thomas, Kerry Weger, Glen Neely, Nancy Ellis, Francis Jonas, Barbara Kelly, Carol Jensen, Joan Lord. -51- Moth clubs begin second yeor Mu Alpha Theta. . .Bottom Row: Mrs. Niebauer, Marianne Tom Berry, Bill Eaton, Dean Plank. Third row: John Geminder, Nucci, Nancy Ellis, Jane Tusing, Virdeen Rupert, Lee Ann Jim Olshewsky, Mike Williamson, Charles Yates, Jim Heinrich, Graves. Second row: John Karlson, Charles Van Belleghem, Alfred Nucci, The Washington Clay Chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta is a member of a national honor- ary mathematics society. The actual name of the organization spells the word Math in Greek letters. The purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to promote interest in mathematics. To be a member, you must have completed at least two years of high school math and be taking a third or fourth year. This year, under the direction of Alfred Nucci, president, Mu Alpha Theta brought un- usual math problems and explanations to interested students. Says Mrs. Niebauer, sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta, We want to encourage deep thought on simple problems. Math Club. . .Bottom Row: Mrs. Niebauer, Patty Schaal, Dar- Dean Plank, John Goodwin. Top Row: John Geminder, Charles lene Blakeman, Wanita Apple, Kaye Berger, Virdeen Rupert. Van Belleghem, James Olshewsky, Mike Williamson, Curtis Second Row: John Karlson, Jane Tusing, Nancy Ellis, Mari- Hall, Tom Berry, Mike Fish, Charles Yates, Jim Heinrich, Al- anne Nucci, Barbara Norris, Sharon Wooley, Lee Ann Graves, fred Nucci. LeHer winners form club Monogram Club . . . Bottom Row: Wiley Horvath, Glen Neely, Jim Hentz, Jim Heinrich, Mike Black, Fred DeFauw, Ron Johnson, Tom Seifferlein. Second Row: Mike Montgomery, Joe Pickens, Bob Switalski, DuWayne Nicodemous, Charles Barnes, Dave Wuergler, Dan Schmidt, Jim Reimann. Third Row: Leonard Priser, Jim Barr, Larry Redman, Rog Benko, Terry Dokey, Mike Dorm, John Karlson, Ken Coddens. Fourth Row: Bob Herr, Chuck Whiting, Louis Petrasovits, Bob Van Deusen, Jon Arnold, Bob Horvath, Jack Singleton, Jerry Mogren, Bill Liggett, Fifth Row: Chuck Mills, Mark Walter, Frank Heim, Ron York, Bob Kizer, Troy Sloderbeck, Dave Fesler, John Germinder, Jack North. Sixth Row: John Goodwin, John Hartup, Chuck Bowen. For the first time this year Clay's outstanding athletes were joined to- C gether into one organization. Under the ' sponsorship of the coaching staff and it's organizer, Mr. Turnock, all boys who re- ceived a letter in any sport, were eligi- ble for the Monogram Club. The purpose of the club was to in- spire a strong, well-rounded athletic pro- gram and to set an example for other high school boys to follow. Among the projects carried out by the Monogram Club were the obtaining and care of equipment, and helping with the upkeep of the field and gymnasiam. Toys collected at Christmas for needy children in our township are distributed by unneedy Terry Hol- comb. Office Girls. . .Front Row: Sponsor Mr. Har- baugh, Karen Lehman, Toby Brown, Yvette Casper, Sponsor, Mr. Hodge. Second Row: Colleen Dhoore, Pat Morehouse, Sondi Pi- jut, Mary Ann Bryant. Third Row: Kathy Ressler, Cheryl Tam, Marsha Blume, Sandra Pingel, Dixie Wilder, Shirley Spitzer, Gerry McPeck. Office Girls--Ushers give service Each day, fourteen girl gave their assistance to the office personnel by helping with the at- tendance, typing, and running various errands. These girls, receiving little recognition for their hard work, performed an invaluable service to the administration. The Ushers Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Harbaugh, were on duty at all Clay's basket- ball games and other school functions. Mike Mar- ving head usher and Ronald Replogleg captain led the Ushers Club in giving directions and assis- tance to visitors. Ushers. . .Front Row: George Wileman, Jack Griggs, Ronald Replogle, Mike Marvin, Richard Colwell, Sponsor Mr. Harbaugh. Second Row: Bob Heminger, Roger Beard, Arthur Edwards, Woody Dilts, Victor DeRuyver. -54- Radio Club. . .Front row: Bob Sumption, Bernie Bishop-K9 V Y E, Mr. Felton. Sec- Qx 'A' ond row: Dave Rep- pert-K 9 FI W, Scott Fewell, Smauel Taylor, John Goodwin, Char- les Barnes, and Dick Johnson K 9 D FV itaking the pictureb Hams send CQ's, receive QSL 's Many hours were given by this club showing films for all the teachers and clubs. Spon- sored by Mr. Felton, the Projection Club was one of the most active service clubs at Clay. The main purpose of the Radio Club was for the members to gain knowledge and ex- perience to achieve their Ham Radio Operators license. Mr. Felton sponsored the club and the officers were as follows: President, Dick J ohnsong Vice-President, Dave Reppertg aI1d Secretary, Bob Sumption. Projection Club. . .First row: Bob Sumption, Charles Barnes, man, John Goodwin, Rick Haugen Fred De Fauw, Gary Pond Dwain Nicodemus, and Denny Hartman. Second row: Jim Stuts- and Steve Biasini, and Mr. Felton. sponsor. N.F.L. . .Bottom Row: Wanita Apple, Carol Brune, Sue Heinrich Mary Windhorst Marcia Cook, Laura Goldfuss, Miss Yeager. Second Row: Carol Meslich Virginia Gentle Gerry Mc Peck, Tom Berry, Bob Morris, Gary Papach, Gail Borkowski N.F.L. Members gain experience Any student who wished to learn to speak before a group was eligible to join the National Forensic League. VVhen a member obtained twenty-five points in a debate contest, he was made a charter member of N.F.L. Laura Gold- fuss, Wanita Apple, Carol Meslich, and Mary Windhorst were the officers of the N.F.L. Miss Yeager was the sponsor. The highlight of the year was the weekend trip taken by fifteen mem- bers to Purdue University where they attended legislative and debate sessions. Members sold donuts to finance this trip. All debate contests were held in Indiana. Frequent places were Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Peru, and Howe Military Academy. After gathering all the needed material for planning his speech Tom Berry is now ready for Miss Yeager's advice. History, Stamp-Coin Clubs formed Enjoying a Dick Pih joke, are the History Club members, from left to right, Dick, Mr. Butts, Alfred Nucci, Mr. Pierson, Mike Fish, Mr. Garrett, Nancy Ellis, and James Ol- shewski. The newly organized Stamp and Coin Club brought all interested collectors of stamps and coins into one club. The business meetings, under the direction of president, Leonard Priserg vice - president, John Kraskag secretary - treasurer, Bill Eaton, and sponsor, Mr. Dunn, lasted one-half the club period and the remainder of the club period was spent trad- ing coins and stamps to supplement each member's collection. The club made a School coin collection and enriched the enthusiasm of the student body by displays outside the office. With no officers or actual sponsors, the History Club was simply a teacher-student dis- cussion group. Mr. Pierson, Mr. Butts, and several guest speakers spoke to the group about modern European history. The group spent the majority of its club period discussing the theories and ideas of Karl Marx and Communism in today's world. Steve Morozowski, and Dale Seitz -57- Stamp 8r Coin Club. . .Front row Leonard Priser, Dave Lynch, Dick Pih, Mr. Dunn Sec ond row: Bill Eaton, Steve Huff, John Kraska The presidents of Clay's language clubs, Gary Papach, Mike Smith and Bob Morris, show off the costumes of their countries. This year for the first time Clay offered language clubs to any interested students. These clubs were sponsored by the following language teachers: French, Mrs. Schilleg Spanish, Miss Murphy, Latin, Mrs. Seward. Writing to French celebrities and political leaders occupied much of the French Club's time. Headed by President Gary Papach, the club un- dertook many worthwhile projects including school dances and French pen pals. The Spanish Club was led by Bob Morris, president, Keith Whetham, vice-president, Betty Rupel, secretary, and Alisa Shriner, treasurer. The club had guest speakers, films, and tours, all related to Spain or Spanish. Latin Club members, under the direction of President Mike Smith, were entertained at club meetings with slides of Rome and a speaker from Italy. Among their projects were studying the growth of the Roman Empire and reproducing Roman architectural styles in models. Spanish Club. . .Front row: Beverly Karacson, Linsey Terrell, Wellman, Sharon Marvin, Marilyn Guy, Sue Holloway, Christine Wanita Apple, Paul Montavon, Keith Whetham, Miss Murphy. Kraska. Fourth row: Jon Arnold, Ken Taylor, Jack Holloway, Second row: Leona Kazmirski, Mary Kay Brumbaugh, Cheryl Dennis Hardy, Bruce Anglemeyer, Greg Rockwell, Mark Walters, Taylor, Judy Grice, Sara Morales, Bob Morris, Wayne Palmiter. Robert Shoner, Alfred Nucci, Steve Barnaby. Third row: Cheryl Tam, Alisa Shriner, Betty Rupel, Marilyn -53- Languages, Pathways fo the Latin Club. . .Bottom Row: Mike Fish, Greg Bow- ton, Mike Smith, Craig Heitger, Chuck Francour, Allan Laredo, David Ferm, John Lewis. Second row: Mary Windhorst, Kay Montgomery, Pat Billisitz, Cheryl Van Kirk, Tina Nemeth, Linda Frederickson, Anita Lewis, Janice Johnson, Sue Ford, Kay Berger, Kathy Eisbrenner, Jan Eisbrenner. Third row: Myra Wright, Maureen Lavettre, Kathy Frazier, Donna Farquhar, Jane Wigent, Barbara Pape, Carol Gaines, Linda Haugen, Susie Myer, Phyllis Brooks, Francis Palmiter, Mrs. Seward. Fourth row: Louanna Hart- man, Tom Gillen, John Goodwin, Curtis Hall, Den- nis Snyder, Jim Whiteman, Rick Morgan, Greg Kaufman, Rolf Schraeder. World French Club. . .Front Row: Connie Stephens, Suzanne Celmer, rill, Barb Albert. Back Row: Alan Davis, Gerry Mogren, Ron Gloria Louderback, Brigitte Coughenour, Dixie Wilder, Ruth Johnson, Gary Papach, Dean Call, Jim Heminger, Victor De Paulsen, Pamela Rudy, Virdeen Rupert, Linda Pritchard, Mrs. Ruyver, Bill Eckert. Schille, Penny Gordon, Kay Crandall, Virginia Veirs, Mary Mer- -59- Peeiking through of ,Sports .f , Hysterical fans jumping with joy, ' two very tired, but happy, team mem- lbersringing the victory bell, and all ' the students loudly singing the strains ' of . .'.cheer, cheer, to Washington Clay --this was the typical, but always breath- taking enthusiasm of Clayls sports fans. Who will ever forget the football homecoming p with all the floats and excitement? or the County Tourney and all the joy and heartbreak which went with it? It all started with the first announcement of the Colonial starting eleven, and continued through the months of ' , Hoosier Hysteria, never ending until the very r 4 last hurdler crossed the finish line or the final out was made in the closing days of the i p school year. An empty gym, or a snow-covered - ' xg football field are sad sights of activities past, but with the help of a few pictures and your im- V agination let's relive both the happy-and sad moments and peek through at '62. . .in sports!! ,J Mn y J Varsity. . .Front row: Dave Fesler, Jack North, John Hartup, Jim Reimann, Jim Heinrich, Mike Black, Dwain Nicodemus, Wiley Horvath, Jim Barr, Second row: John Geminder, Mike Mont- gomery, Jerry Mogren, Bob Kizer, Bob Switalski, Terry Pingle, Joe Pickens, Sam Griggs, Louis Petrosovits, Mike Williamson. Third row: Larry Huffman, Dan Waymire, Keith Whethem, Ken Taylor, Joe Singleton, Randy Goss, Bob Kubiak, Chuck Whit- ing, Leonard Priser, Ken Swain, Dick Thomas, Mike Krueger, Terry Dokey. Fourth row: Ron Mogren, Herb Pletcher, John Kleinrichert, Bill Eaton, Paul Jennings, Larry Taylor, Steve Huff, Rich Hanefield, Mike Dorn, Jon Arnold, Jack Holloway, Chuck Del Veccio. Fifth row: Coach Stinson, Coach Zabik, Coach King, Frank Heim, Denny Jay, Ted Taylor, Denny Snider, Ed Dunn, Terry Newhart. l Coloniols loce second in N.S.C. P c TEAM OPPONENT WE 'New Carlisle 13 0 Penn 13 O 'Knox 13 18 Niles 20 6 'North Judson 0 47 Nappanee 12 19 'Bremen 13 6 St. Joseph 33 14 'Jimtown 20 39 Rolling Prairie 13 39 'denotes conference game The head linesman signals another touchdown as Clay crashes through the opposing teamls defense. -62- A Colonial defensive man pulls down a Bre- men player as fellow team mates rush to aid in the tackle. Nl 4 Q xi e as ... We 5 1 i N5 Y R sis 2 x Q X i X 5 X v NM if sais? .aaaae is ' ff. : 'f , A , . . ef , Mn. 1 5 awww' ., , ,. ,, . qzb: . . -5 ' -' -' ' ' . f-- . . lfk iifi li. , W essf:,.EP5f2?fL'S?a.fss fast -3- J X' -Q 1' .tc ' . 'J-' sfii Coach Tom King smiles, and with reason, too, after producing another fine football team. Home football games were happy times for a few Clayites such as Kathy Tooper and Tom Niedbalski. With only one fu'st str'inger returning, Coach King had to make a hard decision to determine the remaining ten players. Several positions were still a toss-up just before the first game. The out- look for the season was very dim, but team talent and hard work produced one of the fastest and one of the most high spirited teams at Clay. Sev- eral inexperienced underclassmen found them- selves on the starting eleven. The first game was against our annual rival, New Carlisle, last year's Northern State Conference champions. Although the statistics were close, Clay lost 13-0. After rol- ling over Knox, 18-135 North Judson, 47-0, and Jimtown, 39-205 the Colonials were assured of a second place finish in the Northern State Con- ference. In non-conference games Clay was de- feated by Penn, 13-0, St. Joseph, 33-14, Niles, 20-65 and gained victories over Rolling Prairie, 39-13, and Nappanee, 19-12. -63- Mike Montgomery races around North Judson's right end to- A stout Colonial defense stops another intruder, as two de ward the goal line. The team produced a victory and a new fensive linemen team-tackle an opponent. school record. Colonials even season 5-5 Coach King was thankful for the help of these fine assistant coaches: Larry Bishop, John Stinson, Leon DeWitte, and Roger Zabik. Ed Moose Krause and Coach DeWitte re- minisce old times at the annual Football Ban- quet, End, John Hartup, gracefully side steps a North Judson player, and heads for the side- lines to evade a tackler in hot pursuit. -64- Freshmen team. . .Front row: James Calloway, Bill Sholty, John Geza Bruckner. Third row: Coach Leon DeWitte, Eddie Rickey Pickens, Wayne Cass, Dick Zimmer, Dennis Ettmueller, Mike TOIII Raffiefy Dennis THYIOY, John GOSS, Bill Eckert, Jim B911- Rozow, John Lee. Second row: Danny Tacket, Dave Sweet, Tom DSU, Dick Trozel. Rudasias, Tom Allen, Bill Fox, Dave Lynch, John Hutchinson, At the season's end, Coach King seemed pleased with the Sportsmanship, Jack Northg most valuable player, Terry teamls choice of the most valuable lineman, Mike Black, Pingleg and most valuable back, Mike Montgomery. -55- Front row: Jim Bardonner, John Goodwin, Jim Hentz, Glen Nee- Defauw, Bob Horvath, Mark Walters, Jack Singleton, Dick Seitz ly, Steve Montgomery, Bob Herr, John Karlsong Back row: Fred Bob Van Deusen, and Coach Dimich. C--C Team. . . Champs! The winningest cross-country team in Clay's history, led by co-captains Jim Hentz and Glen Neely, surprised many by downing such teams as Central, Riley, and Adams. Placing second in the Riley Invitational, which included such teams as Central, Riley, Adams, Mishawaka, Washington, Plymouth, Bremen, and Koutsg and placing sixth in a field of twenty-six teams in the sectional, showed Clay's great talent. Besides being county champs, their greatest achievement over the season was their 18-3 record which they established. SCOREBOX TEAM Opposition Clay Bremen 4 1 18 Penn 3 8 18 Riley 1 8 45 Mishawaka 1 8 41 Central 4 5 18 Washington 2 9 29 Lakeville 5 0 15 Adams 2 9 26 Penn 4 5 18 Coach Dimich, along with captains Glen Neely and Jim Hentz stand proudly after a very successful season. -66- Varsity cheerleaders Carol Coddens, Sue Claycomb, Donna Farquhar, Jill Arnold, and Mary Lynn Bernath sparked en- After receiving new uniforms, the task of boost- ing school spirit at games and pep sessions proved mildly simple for our five talented varsity lead- ers. Sue, who had two years experience over the other girls, again led enthusiastic fans to support their team. Carol, a juniorg Mary Lynne and Don- na, both sophomores, Jill, senior, along with Sue, really did a fine job throughout the sporting sea- son. The student body again picked three fine girls to back the B-team. Their spirit never wan- ned as they cheered the B-team on. thusiasm at games and pep sessions. Good Luck, Teom, Good Luck! Barb Albert, Sue Hartup, and Barb Krill cheered the B- team to victory during many trying experiences. -67- Varsity. . .Front Row: John Williams, manager, Coach Dan Di- Benko, Glen Neely, Dan Schmidt, Bill Liggett, Troy Sloderbeck mich, Players left: Bob Kizer, Jerry Stroud, Jim Kaminski, Roger Tom Seifferlein, Bob Horvath, and Chuck Bowen. Team build-up marks slump season, Coach Dan Dimich's varsity five slumped to a 4-16 record, after losing the height advantage of last year's squad and Dave Elmore, the c0unty's leading scorer. In the opening game, Clay drop- ped a close, hard fought battle to Concord. The following week, Clay revenged the football loss to arch-rival New Carlisle by astounding the high- ly rated Tigers, 41-27. Then followed losses to city rivals Adams and Riley, and victories over last yearls County Champs North Liberty and Greene. After a fast and hopeful beginning, Clay's Colonials were doomed to win only one more game, as the season ended in a sour ten game los- ing streak. Coach Dimich alternated the starting line up at every game in order to find the com- bination that would click and put Clay back on the road to victory. The most spectacular part of the entire season was the spirit of the student body. They backed their team through many de- feats and few victories. Time out for quick strategy as Coach Dimich gives a few last min- ute pointers. -63- Roger Benko easily shot over opponents throughout the Dave Watkins wonders what to do next as he keeps the ball out of year. Here, he shows his ability and fine form as he fires the hands of two Bremen players. over a Greene player for an easy two. That's the way to go! higher hopes for nexf year! Tom Seifferlein, a senior guard, proved to be a strong factor in the Colonial starting line- up. Here he demonstrates his over-the-head shot. A trick pass play from Troy Sloderbeck is anticipated by Chuck Bowen for an easy, open shot at the bucket. Chuck was a graduating senior and this was one of his last games of high school play. B-team. . .front row: manager, Mike Smith, Fred Riffel, Jon Don Stroud, Terry Dokey, Mike Dorn, Frank Heim, Ron Arnold, Steve Amor, Mike Elmore, Bill Reasor. Back row: York, and Coach Miller. B-Team 16-5 best yet! Donnie Stroud shoots one up for the Terry Dokey attempts to steal the ball from the hands of a Bremen B-team. Good luck on the varsity player. The attempt ended in a whistle and a jump ball. next year, Donnie. - 70 - Bremen players congratulate the B-team, and in good spirit, the Colo- nials return the compliment. Freshmen basketball. . .front row: Steve Morozowski, Dale Seitz, Lee Obenchain, Benny Crawford, Dave Hicks, Dennis Ettmueller. Second row: Gary Lavisa, Tom Montague, Mike Johnson, Steve Biasini, Tom N , Q . s - ,.,, 'N 2 x . ' s ' I if ,.i. g, .. Q ,,, e . . ,, .sssss f Agtyk ,P H , .,., .... A .. ,, 'S 'A .. , N,,, . E55ffi1!. fx.W5,, Vfmiqgwwwu Eg igr 3gNiws ' F f.- n.fQy . Lyasfmneug ,m?.gg. Agnew Q .Q .... -e -. ' .- Q , J .,i.te, , , . img -me i ,,, .pu .. FW: 'A T it . .i,, F . we H ,sig fgsgjy, env' gig W' f 'i I --.,. . . . h Q 'f 555 Q5 Q t -.gn 1155522 4. f K. In -e 'H--4. ,gi . E? . H g Q 5 V 5+ ' f Hsf Ag ' EEQQ K 1 X151 K if K 1 in I W safe . j .F Q eds? , ,W -W- ni Un-HT' gw- -' S ', - - It's Frank Heim jumping with Adams, on the home for the B-team at the tip-off court Allen. Third row: Steve Dangler, Geza Bruckner, Tom Hess, Mike Bayer, Don Bryant. Fourth row: Pete Oprea, Bob Leiter, Doug Miller, Jerry Gardner, and Coach Stinson. -71 Varsity wrestling. . .front row: Chuck Whiting, Ron Johnson, Ter- John Hartup, Jim Heinrich, Gerry Mogren, Jim Barr, Jim White- ry Braden, Bob Hutchinson, John Lemley, Bob Comey. Back row: man, Ken Swain, and Coach Kaser. o Wrestling. . .new fufure of Clay Ron Johnson attains a headlock on an opponent at a home match at Swanson Highlands School. -72- Warm-ups are essential parts of pre-match attitudes. B-team wrestling. . .front row: Manager Jim Hardy, Jim Bardon- Greg Bowton. Third row: Mike Cress, Ron Mogren, Randy Goss ner, Dennis Tam, Jim Goodwin, Jim Harmon, Charles Francour. Lewis Stover, Dave Miller, John Hanson, and Mike Fish. Second row: Bill Fox, Dale Marvin, John Hutchison, John Hawley, -73- Track team, . .Front row: manager, Dave Wuergler, Jon Arnold, mar Robinson, David Smith, Tom Niedbalski, Bob Kizer, John Bob Switalski, Wiley Horvath, Jim Hentz, Chuck Mills. Second Williams, Tom Emery, Mike Williamson, Bob Van Duesen, John Row: Dennis Jay, Ronnie York, Jim Kaminski, John Goodwin, Karlson, Neil Beisal. Mike Elmore, Charles Yates, Mike Montgomery. Third Row: Del- 7 returning leHermen spur hopes The Washington Clay track team has held the county championship for three consecutive years, and also the Laporte-St. Joseph County crown. One month before the first meet, track practices began. Returning this season were three of last year's record breaking 880 yd. relay team: Wiley Horvath, Jon Arnold, and Chuck Mills. Al- though this season began with 55 boys, Coach King cut the number to the 35 who were to be- come one of toughest and best of all Colonial cindermen. Here are Ron York and Jim Hentz conditioning for the first meet. -74- In order to train for track, many run up and down bleachers, such Ron York attempts a high jump. Will he make it as Wiley Horvath and Bob Switalski are doing here. Charles Mills saw that there were many 0 r S U U S hurdles to overcome, and trained to meet them during the pre-season practice. ??? Wiley Horvath, a 220 man, bolts from his starting block as Larry Tice anchors. -75- . . . 'NNN f ' , fi . is .,V. 1 K 5 c 'V A ee :: 1gs' ' M , if A E Baseball. . .front row: Coach Miller, Tom Seifferlein, Terry Hol- Fessler, Jon AI'f101d, Troy S10defbeCk, Glen Neely, Dall Schmidt, comb, Bill Flanagan, Terry Dokey, Terry Lannin. Back row: Dave Ken Coddens. fRoger Benko was absent when picture was takenb. Summer baseball success - Tom Seifferlein receives the team's trophy for win- ning the St. Joe. Valley Title. -76- Ah, come on you guy's! Title Captured Score Box Team Lake llle Lakeville Penn New Carlisle Walkerton Greene New Carlisle Nappanee Lake ille South Bend Post 357 Penn Mxshawaka Post 161 Greene Bourbon They We 1 v' 6 0 ' 10 0 5 4 ' 9 0 10 2 6 1 Madison 21 7 ' 2 1 4 0 v' 10 0 2 2 0 1 ' 8 6 3 0 3 7 Jim Heinrich patiently awaits the ball's sizzling across home plate. At the end of the season the team stood with a 13-2-1 record, 6-1 in the conference and were conference champs. Opponents scored only thirty- one runs against the Colonials as opposed to the one hundred and seven by Clay. This means that every time an opponent scored a run three Colo- nials had crossed home plate. Rog Benko's pitch- ing record stood at 7-1. Troy S1oderbeck's at 6-1, Mike Dunkelberger's at 1-0, and Terry Dokey's at 0-1. Rog received the trophy for most valuable conference pitcher, Bill Flanagan for reaching first base safely the most times and Tom Seiffer- lein, the conference batting trophy for a .533 av- erage. Larry Redman, team manager, records another run for the Colonials. Peeking Through of Friends From the Office of the Principal: We, hereby, dedicate this book to our seniors. Th-ey have lived among us for twelve years. They have worked. Some have worked hard and long. Some have found easier paths. Each has achieved in his or her own way. With what ever each has achieved, he or she will go forth. As we have known them, so, too, may the world know them. Some, however, may do more and better hereafter. Some may do less. i We honor our seniors by this dedication of this book. We do so with affection. Seniors: May these pages ever reward you for what you have done. May they ever inspire you to do more. 329' 'Qing fi ' gf w 1. ,ww Lee Ann Graves, Valedictorian, whips a tasty snack. Cooking is a favorite hobby of Lee Ann's. Cruise Highlighfs Senior Year Although political science is his objec- tive, Salutatorian Alfred Nucci here re- laxes and enjoys a game of chess. Best-dressed president, Terry Hol- comb, converses with his fellow class officers Mike Nelson, Bill Lig- gette, and Kathy Keresztes to plan the senior agenda. JILL ANNE ARNOLD. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE- TY 3, 45 MINUTEMAN Staff 2, 3, editor 45 Quill 8z Scroll 3, 45 Future Nurses 1, 25 P.T.A. Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, officer 3, 45 Cheer Block 2, 35 Cheer Leader 45 Class Officer 1. ANITA MARIE AUKSOLAVICH. . .Future Nurses 1, 2. STEPHEN ALAN BARNABY. . .Niles High School, Niles, Michigan, 1, 25 Speech SL Debate 35 Chorus 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Spanish Club 4. CHARLES STEWART BARNES. . .Football 51, 2, 3, 45 Projection Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Play 4. ROXIE LEE BARNES. . .Candy concession 35 Bookstore 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Achievement 3, 45 Future Nurses 25 Y- Teens 15 Cheer Block 1, 2, 3. BONNIE RAE BENNITT. . .Mishawaka High School 15 Candy concession 4. 81- WAVA JEAN BUSSEY. . .Chorus 2, 4. LINDA LOU CABANAW. . .Art Club 1. DEAN ALLEN CALL. . .MINUTEMAN Staff 35 Art Club 15 Music Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, officer 4, Cheer Block 15 Senior Class Play 4g French Club 4. RONALD EDWIN CARRICO. , .Baseball 1. -32- FRANCIS BERNARD BISHOP. . .Amateur Radio Club 4. CHARLES RANDOLPH BOWEN, JR. . .Sturgeon High School, Missouri lg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y King 45 Senior Class Play 4. TOBY ANN BROWN. . .Bookstore 1g Office Girl 4g Y- Teens 3, 45 Cheer Block 3. MARY ANNE BRYANT. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 4g John Adams High School 1, 2g Achievement Contest 33 Office Girls 3, 45 Future Nurses 3, Y-Teens 3, officer 43 Senior Class Play 43 Secretary to Athletic Director 45 Betty Crocker Award 4. GLENDA RAE BURNSIDE. . .Music Club 15 All-school production 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD NEWTON BUSH. . .Football lg Chess Club 1. We're ready for the pizza! Who took my pillow? These were some of the screams heard above the music as the senior gals were having another slumber party. 44Reauy?:y You don't say! With Miss Upton's assistance, Carol Wigent fills out her college application--something many seniors must do. KENNETH LEE CODDENS. . .New Carlisle High School 1, 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Hi-Y officer 45 Mono- gram Club 45 Cheer Block 3. CHRISTINA JANE COLVIN. . .Fort Wayne Central Catholic High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 25 Chorus 1. YVETTE DIANE CASPER. . .Junior Achievement 35 Of- fice Girl 45 Future Nurses 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 Cheer Block 15 Chorus 4. SUSAN KAY CLAYCOMB. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 45 MINUTEMAN Staff 3, 45 Quill 3a Scroll 3, 45 Speech Ka Debate 25 Junior Achievement 35 Y-Teens 1, 25 Cheer Leader, B-Team 1, 25 Varsity 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Homecoming Court 1, 2, Queen 45 Senior Class Play 45 Future Teachers 3, 4. MARCIA LYNNE COOK. . .National Forensic League 3, 43 Future Nurses 23 Y-Teens 3, Music Club officer 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-school production 23 Senior Class Play 43 Operetta 25 Future Teachers 3, 43 Majorette 3. KENNETH LEE DE MEYER. . .Band 1, 29 Cheer Block 1, 2, 3. ROSALIE MAE ELIAS. . .Crafts Club 45 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3. DU WAYNE ALEXANDER ELLI. . .MINUTEMAN Staff 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2g Band 1. EMMETT LAVETTE EPPERSON. . .Football 15 Wrest- ling 25 Sports Manager 1, Art Club 3. TOM DEAN ERICK. . .Basketball 1. - 84 ' 4-5, 'IILJIU CIIUIIHQ on n? +-E af 1 . l , N -A-- n f ' - A C 1 Q T A March. . , April. . , May. . Bob Horvath and Sherry Lynch count the months while they dream of the FANTABULOUS senior trip. I . E x LAWRENCE EUGENE GAY. . .Crafts Club 45 Math Club 3. VRIGINIA CAROL GENTLE. . .John Marshall High School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1, 25 Junior Achievement 45 of- ficer 35 Speech SL Debate 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Fu- ture Teachers 4. KAREN LYNN FARQUHAR. . .Crafts Club officer 45 Junior Achievement 35 Future Nurses 1, 2, 3. DAVE FESLER. . .Niles High School, Niles, Michigan, 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. ELIZABETH ANN FISHER.. .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 45 P.T.A. Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 25 Achievement Contest 2, 35 Junior Achievement 35 Future Nurses 2, officer 3, 45 Future Teacher 1. WILLIAM RICHARD FLANAGAN. . .Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 45 Projection Club 1, 2, Intramur- al 3. JAMES PATRICK GILLEN. . .John Adams High School, 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 45 Senior Play 45 In- tramural 3, 4. LEE ANN GRAVES. . ,NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 45 VALEDICTORIAN5 P.T.A. Award 1, 2, 3,45 Achievement contest 1, 35 Art Club 15 Crafts Club offi- cer 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Math Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 3, officer 45 Senior Class Play 4. JACK FRANK GRIGGS. . .S.D.A. Junior Academy, South Bend, 15 Ushers Club 4. SANDRA LEE GROVER. . .Candy Concessions 35 Book- store 45 Future Nurses 15 Band 1, 2. 85- Miss Goss admires the medal which Mary Anne Bry- ant wears as Betty Crocker's Homemaker of Tomor- I'OW. Congratulations are extended to Carol Mes- lich by Dr. George Plain a member of the school board, as John Wagner, president of the Board of Education, looks on. BONITA LOUISE GULJAS. . .St. Josephls High School 13 Speech 8: Debate 25 Future Nurses 45 Cheer Block 2, 3g Junior Achievement 3. MARILYN KAY GUY. . .Future Nurses 2, 3, officer 45 Cheer Block 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Junior Achievement 35 Spanish Club 4. DENNIS MICHAEL HARTMAN. . .Junior Achievement officer 4, Chorus 3, officer 49 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Projection Club 3, 4. KATHRYN DOLORES HARTMAN. . .Crafts Club 4, Cheer Block 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, Office Girl 35 Future Nurses 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4. -86- JOHN PAUL HARTUP. . .Riley High School, South Bend, 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Co-Cap- tain 4, Monogram 4. JOSEPH EDWARD HAYDEN LINDA LOU HEIL. . .Cheerblock 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-school production 2, Senior Class Play 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. JAMES RICHARD HEINRICH. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4, Worthington High School, Worthington, Ohio, 1, 2, Student Council officer 4, Football 3, co-cap- tain 4, all-conference 4, baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 3, co- captain 3, Hi-Y 4, Monogram Club 4, Cheerblock 4. we ,M lis JAMES LEROY HEMINGER. . .Junior Achievement 3, 4, Math Club 3, French Club officer 4. TERRY LYNN HOLCOMB. . .Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, officer 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Class offi- cer 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Monogram Club 4. SUE ANN HOLLOWAY. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 3, officer 4, P.T.A. Award 1, 2, 3, 4, D.A.R. Award 4, Student Council 3, Colonial Staff 3, 4, Quill Sz Scroll 3, 4, Speech SL Debate 3, Future Nurses 3, Y- Teens 1, Cheer Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, officer 2, Class officer 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Future Teachers 4, Spanish Club 4. ROBERT JAMES HORVATH. . .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Monogram Club 4. WILEY F. HORVATH. . .Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, King of School Spirit 4. MICHAEL LEWIS JENNINGS. . .Junior Achievement 4, Band 1, 2. 87- ALAN EUGENE JONES. . .Track 1, 2g Hi-Y 1, officer 45 Senior Class Play 4. MAURICE C. JONES '1'-'K KENNETH SAMUEL JOHNSON. . .St. Joseph's High School, South Bend, 1, Student Council 3, 4g Football 2, 3, Hi-Y officer 45 Class officer 3, Junior Leader 3. MARY LA VERNE JOHNSON. . .Future Nurses 25 Cheer Block 2. RICHARD WILLIAM JOHNSON. . .MINUTEMAN Staff 2, 3, 4, Colonial Staff 3, 4, Amateur Radio Club officer 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 25 Projection Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Play 4. RONALD N. JOHNSON. . .Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 2, high point trophy 35 Captain 3, 4: Hi-Y officer Ig Band 1, 23 Monogram Club 4, Intramural 25 French Club 4. FRANCIS ROBERT JOZWIAK. . .Track 1, 2, 3. JAMES JOHN KAMINSKI. . .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. y JEANETTE ANN KAZMIERCZAK. . .Art Club 2, 3, 43 Cheer Block 1, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3, Office Girl 3, Chorus 45 Senior Class Play 4. JOYCE KELSHEIMER. . .Huntertown High School, Huntertown, Indiana, 1, 2g Speech Sa Debate 3, A11- school production 2. - - JANET ANN LEDERER. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 3, 43 MINUTEMAN Staff 2, 3, 4g Student Coun- cil officer 4, Quill 8a Scroll 3, 4g Future Nurses 1, 2, offi- cer 3gBand 15 Cheer Block 2, officer 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4. NANCY ANN LEE. . .Mishawaka High School 1, 2, 3, Crafts Club 43 Junior Achievement 45 Y-Teens 4, Na- tional Forensic League 4g Chorus officer 4. KATHERINE REYNA KERESTZTES. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, MINUTEMAN Staff 3, 45 Speech 8: Debate 2: National Forensic League 3, 4, Class Officer 45 Senior Class Play 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, of- ficer 4g Majorette 4, Y-Teens 1. CAROLYN ANN KIFO WIT. . .Bookstore 3, 4, Future Nurses 1. PHYLLIS MARIE KOOPMAN. . .Y-Teens lg Crafts Club officer 4, Music Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, officer 43 All-school production 3, Senior Class Play 4. TERRY LEE LANNAN. . .Central High School 1, 25 In- tramural 3g Baseball 2. ff A . 1 -f .. r can if 'zzi A . I.. I ii s QE f . lififig. Gilly Williams and Nancy Lee are deep in concentration as they assemble de- corations for the Senior Dance which is Just Around the Corner -g9- KAREN KAY LEHMAN. . .Crafts Club 4, Junior Achieve- ment 4, Y-Teens 1, Senior Class Play 4, Secretary to Athletic Director 4. WILLIAM RAY LIGGETT. . .Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band lg Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Monogram Club 4. SANDRA LEE LITTLE. . .Plymouth High School, Ply- mouth, Indiana, 2, 3, Crafts Club 49 Cheer Block 1, 2, Senior Class Play 4. BARBARA SHERRY LYNCH. . .Junior Achievement officer 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, officer 4, Y-Teens 1: Cheer Block 23 Math Club 35 Senior Class Play 43 Fu- ture Teachers 4, officer 3. CAROL SUE MARKUSSEN. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 3, 4, Student Council 2, Crafts Club 4, Junior Achievement 35 Band officer 2, 3, 4, All-School produc- tion 3, Senior Class Play 4. PAUL MICHAEL MARVIN. . .Chess Club 13 Ushers Club 2, officer 3, 4, Band 1, 2. WALTER ALLEN MAY. . .Hi-Y 1, 2, Science Club 1 Intramural 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE JANE MC PECK. . .Student Council 1, Future Teachers 3, 4, Art Club 3, Speech 8: Debate 1, 2, 3, 43 National Forensic League 2, 3, Bookstore 23 Of- fice Girl 4, Y-Teens 4, Cheer Block 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, All-school production 25 Senior Class Play 4. MICHAEL ALLEN MEGAN. . .St. Joseph's High School, South Bend, 1. VIRGINIA CAROL MESLICH. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, officer 4, Speech Sz Debate 2, National Forensic League 3, officer 4g Y-Teens 15 Senior Class Play 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4. 90- If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, sighs Ronnie Replogle. ROBERT LYNN MILLIKEN. . .Art Club 4g Science Club I, 2. SARA LOLITA MORALES. . .EXCHANGE STUDENT, First Methodist Church 45 Cochabamba, Bolivia, Cho- rus 4g Homecoming Court 4, Senior Sweetheart 4. PATRICIA LORRAINE MOREHOUSE. . .Crafts Club 4, Speech Sr Debate 33 Office Girl 45 Y-Teens I, 2g Cheer Block 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EVERETT MORRIS. . .Spanish Club officer 4g Intramural 4, National Forensic League 43 Music Club 1: Band'1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Hoosier Boys State 33 All-school production 3. PATRICIA MICHELLE MURPHY. . .Niles High School, Niles, Michigan, I, 2, Future Nurses 3g Cheer Block 2, 3. MICHAEL JACK NELSON. . .Decatur High School, De- catur, Indiana, 1, 25 Class Officer 4. -91- Aw gee, I wish I were queen! wistful Wiley wishes as Gilly is crowned Miss School Spirit. CHARLES DWAIN NICODEMUS. . .Football 1, 2, 3, 4, awards 2, 3, 45 Amateur Radio Club 45 Projection Club 1, 2, 4, Monogram Club 4. VICKI LUCILLE NICODEMUS. . .Crafts Club 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Play 4. LINDA LOU NYERGES. . .Office Girl 35 Y-Teens 1, 2g Cheer Block 1, 2. MICHAEL JOHN OATMAN. . .Football Manager 1, 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Track 2, 45 Chess Club 15 Jun- ior Achievement 4, officer 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Cheer Block 1, 2, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. -92 JACK DOUGLAS NORTH. . .Football 1, 2, 3, Award 4, Hi-Y li Monogram Club 4. ALFRED RONALD NUCCI. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 45 SALUTATORIAN 4, P.T.A. Award 1, 2, 3, 4, Achievement Contests 2, 35 Colonial Staff 3, 4, Quill 8: Scroll 3, 45 Mu Alpha Theta officer 3, 4g History Club 45 Hi-Y 25 Music Club 1, Band lg Math Club offi- cer 2g Senior Class Play 4. KATHRYN SUE RAY. . .Music Club 1, Chorus 2, All- school production 2. LARRY JOSEPH REDMAN. . .Student Council 2, 3, 4, Colonial Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Sports Manager 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y officer 1, 2, Band 1, Monogram Club 4, Prom Chairman 3. TERRY EUGENE REHMEL. . .Art Club 4. JAMES V. REIMANN. . .Wilson High School, Wyan dotte, Michigan, 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Junior Achievemen 3, Monogram Club 4. RONALD DWIGHT REPLOGLE. . .Elkhart High School, Elkhart, Indiana 1, Intramural 4, Baseball 2, Usher's Club 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE JEAN RESSLER. . .George Inness Junior High, Montclair, New Jersey, 1, Y-Teens 3, 4, Cheer Block 2, Senior Class Play 4. -93- BARBARA JEAN OLSON. . .Olympus High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1, 2, Future Teachers 4, Senior Class Play 4, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Cheer Block 4, Jun- ior Achievement officer 4. GARY EDWARD PAPACH. . .Taft Senior High School, Hamilton, Ohio, 1, 2, 3, National Forensic League 4, Band 4, Senior Class Play 4, French Club officer 4. ALAN DU WAYNE PATRICK. . .Track 1, Band 1, 2, 3. RICHARD WALLACE PIH. . .Track 2, Sport Manager, Football 3, Basketball 3, Stamp Sz Coin Club 4, History Club 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Math Club 2, Senior Class Play 4, Future Teachers 3, officer 4. THOMAS ALLEN SEIFFERLEIN. . .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, captain 45 Monogram Club officer 45 Class Officer 25 Band 1. JACK ROBERT SINGLETON. . .Football 15 Baseball 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. WAYNE CLIFFORD ROBERTS. . .Junior Achievement 45 Music Club 15 Band 15 Hi-Y 45 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. HEDI SCHRADER. . .Future Nurses 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, Cheer Block 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA KAY SCHUBERT. . .Art Club 1. JOHN WILLIAM SCHURFELD. . .Intramural 1, 25 Jun- ior Achievement 3. JOY MAXINE SNYDER. . .Art Club 25 Speech 8: Debate 35 Bookstore 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Achievement 35 Y-Teens 15 All-school production 2. JUDY ANN SPILLMAN. . .Y-Teens 4. CINDA LOU STEVENS. . .Homecoming Court 4. SANDRA KAY STUART. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY 3, 45 Colonial 2, 3, editor 45 P.T.A. Award 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill 8a Scroll 3, 45 Future Nurses 2, ofticer 35 Y-Teens 45 Majorette 3, Captain 45 Cheer Block 35 Class Officer 35 Senior Class Play 45 Fu- ture Teachers 1. -94- ROBERT ALAN SUMPTION. . .Amateur Radio Club of- ficer 3, 4g Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 25 Ushers Club 1, 25 Chorus 2, 3, officer 4, All-school pro- duction 2g Senior Class Play 4, Chorus play 2. SANDRA KAYE SWAIN. . .Central High School, South Bend 1, 2, Cheer Block 3, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Y- Teens 4. JACQUELINE GERALDINE SZYMANSKI. . .Candy concession 3: Junior Achievement 4. ELIZABETH JANE TABERSKI. . .Candy concession 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ELAINE THOMAS. . .Future Nurses 3, Band 1 SANDRA KAY TOOPER. . .NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY officer 4g MINUTEMAN Staff 3, 43 P.T.A. Award 3, 43 Student Council 45 Quill Sz Scroll 3, 4, Speech Sz Debate 2, 3, Secretary to Counselor 43 Y- Teens 1, 2, 35 Cheer Block 1, 2, 4, Junior Leader 33 Sen- ior Class Play 4, T.B. Speech Contest 35 Future Teachers 1, 2, 3. FRANCIS ED WARD TRIPLET. CHARLES PAUL VAN BELLEGHEM. . .NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, officer 4, P.T.A. Award 3, 4, Jun- ior Achievement 3g National Forensic League 3, 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3, 43 Math Club 3. DIANA JEAN VAUGHAN. . .Future Nurses 2, 3, 43 Y- Teens 1, Cheer Block 3, 45 Chorus 1, 4. HAROLD WAYNE WATERBURY. . .Hi-Y lg Projection Club 23 Chorus 2, 3, 4. -95- In a scene from Don't Take My Penny , Kerry fGary Papachj en- lightens Henri fDean Calll on their latest scheme. LARRY O. WEAVER. . .Concord High School, Elkart, Indiana, 1, Junior Achievement 3. WILLIAM THORNTON WEBER. . .Saint J0seph's High School, South Bend, 1, 2, 3. CAROL JEANNE WIGENT. . .Colonial Staff 3, 4, Quill Sz Scroll 3, 4, Junior Achievement officer 3, Future Nurses 1, Y-Teens 1, officer 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Future Teachers 3, officer 4, Cheer Block 2, 3, officer 4. ENIRA GILLIAN WILLIAMS. . .A.F.S. EXCHANGE STUDENT 4, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Speech gl Debate 4, Yy-Teens 4, Cheer Block 4, Senior Class Play 4, Lago Community School, Aruba, North West Indies, Sudbury High School, Eng- land. MARGUERITE CELIA WOLF. . .Haslett High School, Lansing, Michigan, 1, 2, 3. LARRY BARNEY WOODS. . .Coloma High School, Co- loma, Michigan 1, 2, Bay High School, Arkansas 3. -96- LARRY AMATO He was the sorrow of the year, For from us he did part. A memory of him still remains To lie within our heart. JANET ANN WOOLEY. . .Junior Achievement 45 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES THOMAS YATES. . .MINUTEMAN Staff 25 Football 1, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 1, 2, Mu Alpha Theta 4g Ushers Club 1, 2, Chorus 3. WILMA JOYCE YATES. . .Art Club 23 Junior Achieve- ment 4g Future Nurses 15 Chorus 3, 4. WILLIAM BERT ZIELINSKI. . .Chorus 1. Juniors receive rings, Junior officers, Glen Neely, Presidentg Dan Schmidt, Vice-Presidentg Barb Simcox ,Secre- taryg and Pat Gilstrap, Treasurer, check the bulletin board. Barbara Albert Bruce Anglemyer Marvin Baker Roberta Barnes James Barr Edward Barrier Christine Beitler Lee Bennett Rita Bernath Thomas Berry Patricia Billisitz Robert Bokor Wilbur Boggs Kathleen Bombrys Marilyn Borowski Jacqueline Broadhurst Barbara Brown Carol Brune Dianne Bryant Ilene Burke Terry Dean Call Rita Ann Carrico Suzanne Cehner William Christlieb if-7 q lggijlbli 3. J 'I as 'Q Carolyn Coddens Tom Coles Joseph Cook Dorene Cooper Delia Courtney Larry Crawford Richard Critchlow Sue Cuskaden Susan Custard Gerry Darr Charles Davis Fred DeFauw Colleen Dhoore Marne Dibble Terry Dokey Janet Drake Mike Dunkelberger Bill Eaton Nancy Ellis Marcia Everist Scott Fewell Carmen Fick Dorothy Frazier Bonnie Gay C D my 1 6 i r 3 Ki X X S f is 3 i X iginfgei MH S QL Q' X ,Q at K 5 fs? xx? 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Diane Kaufman Robert Kizer Michael Krueger Marion Kubiak Robert Kubiak Kathleen Kurtis James Larrison Sandra Lee John Lemley Roger Lentz Richard Lindzy Ronald Long ll Ui Standing before the poster for magazine sale awards are high salesmen Arf, Tom Berry, Barbara Papp, Glen Neely, and Penny Gordon. ' Joan Lord Kathleen Maurisak Gerald McLane Mavis Michalski Linda Miller Charles Mills William Moen Gerald Mogren Michael Montgomery Dennis Morgan Ron Morningstar Linda Mutzl Glen Neely Marianne Nucci Allen Nyikos James Olshewsky Susan Ostrom Marcie Papcsynski -100- Plan the Prom, Barbara Papp Suanne Patrick Lewis Petrasovits Joseph Pickens Sondi Pijut Terry Pingel Dean Plank Janet Poehlman Karol Powers Leonard Priser Janet Pullin David Reppert Vern Roempagel James Romine Darlene Ross Virdeen Rupert Judith Salomon Daniel Schmidt Robert Schoner Thomas Schubert Carol Shufty Barbara Simcox Margaret Simpson Troy Sloderbeck Charlotte Smith Connie Stephens Robin Stickler Jerry Stroud Noah Stump Beverly Summers May 19 is the big day and these nine juniors plan to make their prom the best ever, R - . A SQ, , i t ' or f tl if - Mir ,. 3 5 5 N .ll rrp? . Q - fl Lg 5 Q Q J. -V K- ,,-Q J is i l J ,Ii 1 . ,J K 14 .2 Q5 Q J,,, ss ai Q S ,. ' T' as r-. 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' rsh ' .ig , , ' fe Chris Aichele Pat Amato Christine Ameigh Stephen Amor Larry Anderson Wanita Apple Lynne Archambeault Ronald Armstead Jon Arnold Joe Baker Terry Barber Connie Barden Deborah Barrows Roger Beard Neil Beisel Roger Benko Kaye Berger Mary Lynn Bemath Darlene Blakeman Gerry Blankert Marsha Blume Eloise Bognar Gayle Borkowski Anita Bowers Michael Elmore Thomas Emery Barbara Ewing Donna Farquhar Trudy Fietzak Kenneth Fisel Michael Fish Richard Fogle Linda Fox Kathleen Frazier Paul Gaedtke Nancy Geminder Thomas Cvillen Sue Goodrich John Goodwin David Goron Gary Gray Judith Grice Greg Bowton Randy Brown Mary Brumbaugh Audrey Cabanaw Jacque Cady Don Caparell Elmer Chaney John Chaney Bryan Ciula Ronald Clymer Frank Colombo Joseph Colvin Richard Colwell James Cook Leonard Cook Brigitte Cougheno Linda Crandall Michael Cress Liese Davis Mary Ann Deadm Charles Del Vecch Victor De Ruyver James Dickinson Mary Dokey Michael Dorn Jane Duncan Edward Dunn Roger Ehy Jan Eishrenner David Elkins UI' ond io ,rv 'il yyr ,JV li 14 J i:- 7 , F r M F r r c r,'i' :l,,, g r i ,V,. E V Kmftx ii - 104 - A broken leg doesn't stop sophomore Doug Decorating the office for Christmas are office Jorgensen, who keeps up his geometry grades girls Shirley Spitzer, Dixie Wilder, Sandy Ping while a pair of crutches keeps him up. el, Cheryl Tam, and Marsha Blume. 5 - -11, L 1 Z' o Ml mi' 9 ii 1 an 7.22 2' Q nt A ,,,Q, eiii v,l,.1.,, If X251 J. 3 V 5 If X 17 eg 922 fin' A ., V ' , H 'H :gg V ' H 4 1 we .r ff i f V g 4 ,.. : o ' , H ' , , ' r i gf ff s i t 105 - Samuel Griggs Carol Grubb Curtiss Hall Lawrence Hampton Jerry Handley Ritchie Hanefeld John Hanson James Hardy Carolyn Hartstein Frank Heim Craig Heitger Robert Heminger Carolyn Henley Dennis Heying Craig Hileman Richard Hobkirk Jack Holloway Barbara Homer Steven Huff Larry Huffman Dennis Jay Paul Jenning Richard Jennings Douglas J orgenson William Kaminski Beverly Karacson Leona Kazmirski Nancy Keller Charles Kelly Edward Kimmey l x ag? 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' r: - if f 4 t M J X l 2' ' Q James Taylor Lawrence Taylor Walter Temple Denis Thomas Richard Thomas John Toth Lindsay Turrell Cheryl VanKirk Karen VanLue Sandra Vargyas Larry Verhostra Paulette Wallace Jenelle Walters Dennis Warner Robert Warstler Daniel Waymire Kerry Weger Sue Wellman James Whiteman Jane Wigent Dixie Wilder Geroge Wileman John Williams Edith Wilson kvJJ11M.: A an E JJ J J Jia? J 1- JJ ,VJ ,J Ja 1 ff 4,612 :2. H1 Q, W I i ? T nfl! ati J Sheryl Rose Pamela Rudy James Runnels Barbara Rupel Betty Jane Rupel Lenna Saar Patricia Schaal Sandra Schubert Denise Scott Alisa Shriner Judith Singer David Smith Michael Smith Dennis Snyder Sandra Snyder Shirley Spitzer Michael Squint Michael Staner Donald Stroud Thomas Strykul Kenneth Swain Cheryl Tam Dennis Tam Cheryl Taylor IJJ JJ I EJ . 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M A or ,,,i 'ZSZ 42 s , Q la -109- meer new friends, Before Cathy Eisbrenner Ronald Emerick Dennis Ettmueller David Ferm Loren Fick Bill Fodness Susan Ford William Fox Chuck Francour Linda Fredrickson Carol Gaines Jerry Gardner Daniel Gates Linda Gerstenkorn Judy Goodwin John Goss Sandra Gray Gene Grenert John Griffin Patricia Griggn Fred Hancock Jeffrey Hardy Jim Harman Peggy Harris Louanna Hartman Patricia Hartstein Patrick Harvey Jack Hatfield Linda Haugen Sue Heinrich After w . A V . 'Q ' . -- ' H-N, : ci ' M V 'ff SY 4? 7' , ,. 5 Q , , ,, H 5 J J 5' yn.. I .V 0 5 , h is - V 5' viiiliim ,ga I I K., J , r'Mi 1 I M gf, M 5' ' 'lf P lf' 'JWEM ,,.. 1 ,.,:: 4 gf' V ,EQ Vfiligwgigj 1 ar f' wk' . ip 'YB iff? Earl? N' ,. ,qw . ' im 4 , if , 1229? M l xkja Msg 5 , Q ,a ?..,f. l'E,Sgg4 Z af- W 'Q .ig .iii J fr Z1 , ? 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Judy Triplet Donald Troxel Michael Trueax Dorothy Tuttle John Urbin Barbara Van Ham vDavid Vaughn Sherry Verdell Karen Waterbury Clarence Waters Kathy Jo Weaver Robert Weaver Charlene Webb Diana Weber Anita Wesley Roger Wesley Janet Wilfret Mary Ann Williams Pat Ann Williamson Paulette Williamson Thomas Williamson Ronald Wilson Thomas Wolter Roger Woods Robert Stanage Susan Steele David Stickler James Stickler Norma Stogsdill Louis Stover James Stutsman Donna Swain Linda Swartz David Sweet Illes Szabo Merri Szekely C v, ,J Q Diana T aberski .X Dan Tackett : V Carol Tava Gary Taylor lax F 5 r ' - Cheri Temple Gary Tetzlaff Charlotte Tharp -' Mary Ann Thomas -. ' Linda Thompson . Kathy Tooper 1 Mary Torok ' ex Lester Toth -11 Q ..-ft.. 4 in ,,., l R t i J s U K , ' eyss -, as-s X s 7 - fn tss J. S T . t'E:' il- t,h' e f .:i. Y T7 , ' l 'e ff- h Q Q ' aii Ss QNYNL w S .A l S Q' S fa 'al W i f 'S S K J S s 3. C N,.: ' 1 r'tt , 'l , .. X Q3 9:5-f ' Ii' ' of Hopf K. ., a t 1? 3 ' -til S M. me -114- Sandra Wood Kathy Woodruff James Wozniak Myra Wraight Lowell Wright Paul Yuhasz Linda Zakrzewski Richard Zimmer Brumbaugh, Mark 27 Butts, Bliss 32,57 DeWitte, Leon 28,64,65 Dimich, Dan 29,66,6B Dunn, Andrew 27,57 Felton, Virtus 26,53,55 Fullhart, Richard 31 Garrett, Walter 24,40,57 Goheen, Muriel 35,36 Amold, Ji.ll 40,42,44,45,76,81 Auksolavich, Anita 81 Barnaby, Stephen 12,33,58,81 Barnes, Charles 5,53,55,81 Barnes, Roxie 81 Bennitt, Bonnie 81 Bishop, Bernard 55,82 Black, Michael 5,53,62 Bowen, Charles 8,12,13,47,53,68,69,82 Brown, Toby 48,54,82 Bryant, Mary Anne 12,42,48,54,82,86 Burnside, Glenda 33,82 Bush, Donald 82 Bussey, Wava Jean 82 Cabanaw, Linda 82 Call, Dean 12,13,34,59,82,96 Carrico, Ronald 82 Casper, Yvette 29,50,54,83 Claycomb, Susan 7,10,11,12,40,51,67,83 Coddens, Kenneth 5,23,43,47,48,53,83 Colvin, Jane 50,83 Cook, Marcia 12,33,51,56,84 De Meyer, Kenneth 6,84 Elias, Rosalie 84 Elli, Du Wayne 40,84 Epperson, Emmett 31,46,84 Erick, Tom Dean 84 Farquhar, Karen 85 Fesler, Dave 5,53,62,85 Fisher, Elizabeth 42,43,50,85 Flanagan, William B5 Gay, Lawrence 46,85 Gentle, Virginia 29,51,56,85 , ',,,. 1 ' for were t't- If Foculiy Goss, Dorothy 30,86 Harbaugh, Dale 23, 54 Harke, Milton 28 Hodge, Bert 22,54 Johnson, Lloyd 26,51 Kaser, David 31 King, Tom 35,36,63,65 Kraus, Virginia 29 Lockman, Norris 26 Macey, Janet 29 Miller, Jerry 32,70 Mouros, John 24,47 Murphy, Mildred 25,58 Niebauer, Marie 27,42,46,52 Norman, John 33,34 Oglesby, Harry Pierson, John 28,57 Sax, Diane 30,50 Seniors Gillen, James 84,85 Graves, Lee Ann 12,42,46,52,80 Griggs, Jack 54,85 Grover, Sandra 85 Guljas, Bonita 50,86 Guy, Marilyn 19,50,58,86 Hartman, Dennis 33,46,53,86 Hartman, Kathryn 19,33,46,86 Hartup, John 53,62,64,72,87 Hayden, Joseph 87 Heil, Linda 19,aa,5o,s7 Heinrich, James 5,8,42,44,47,53,62,72,77, 87 Heminger, James 59,87 Holcomb, Terry 5,11,12,42,47,53,81,87 Holloway, Sue Ann 12,19,41,42,51,58,87 Horvath, Robert 16,53,66,68,84,87 Horvath, Wiley 5,53,62,74,75,87,92 Jennings, Michael 87 Johnson, Kenneth 16,47,88 Johnson, Mary 88 Johnson, Richard 6,40,55,88 Johnson, Ronald 5,53,59,72,88 Jones, Alan 8,12,17,47,B8 Jones, Maurice 88 Jozwiak, Francis 88 Kaminski, James 68,74,88 Kazmierczak, Jeanette 88 Kelsheimer, Joyce 88 Keresztes, Katherine 12,33,40,42,81,89 Kifowit, Carolyn 89 Koopman, Phyllis 12,34,43,46,89 Kraska, -John 57 Lannan, Terry 89 Lederer, Janet 11pl9,40,42,43,44,45,89 Lee, Nancy 33,46,48,89 Lehman, Karen 7,12,46,54,90 Ligget, William 5,I5,53,68,81,90 Little, Sandra 46,90 Louderback, Gloria 59 Lynch, Sherry 84,90 Markussen, Carol 34,42,46,90 Marvin, Michael 54,90 May, Walter Allen 90 McPeck, Geraldine 12,48,51,54,56,90 Megan, Michael 90 Meslich, Carol 9,12,42,51,56,86,90 Milliken, Robert 91 Morales, Sarah 9,10,25,42,45,46,58,91 Morehouse, Patricia 19,46,54,91 Morris, Robert 34,43,56,58,91 Murphy, Patricia 91 Nelson, Michael 81,91 Nicodemus, Charles Dwain 5,53,55,62,92 Nicodemus, Vicki 46,92 North, Jack 5,15,53,62,65,92 Nucci, Alfred 41,42,43,57,58,80,92 Nyerges, Linda 92 Oatman, Michael 47,92 Olson, Barbara 12,19,93 Papach, Gary 12,13,34,43,56,58,59,93,96 Patrick, Alan 93 Pih, Richard 43,51,57,93 Ray, Kathryn Sue 93 Redman, Larry 5,11,41,45,58,77,93 Rehmel, Terry 93 115 - . f 'sir J up lit if 51 ,ai -fa r 7 , , ,J ff, l',, Schille, Jessie Lou 25,59 Seward, Frances 25 Six, John 31 Stinson, John 35,36,64 Turnock, Robert 7,23 Upton, Carolyn 23,4-4,-15,83 Walters, Geraldine 29 Warye, Robert 31,46 Yeager, Ruth 24,51,56 Reimann, James 5,53,62,93 Replogle, Ronald 54,91,93 Ressler, Katheri.ne 48,54,93 Roberts, Wayne 94 Schrader, Hedi 19,29,50,94 Schubert, Priscilla 94 Schurfeld, John 94 Seifferlein, Thomas 5,43,53,65,68,94 Singleton, Jack 47,53,66,94 Snyder, Joy 94 Spillman, Judy 94 Stevens, Cinda Lou 10,94 Stuart, Sandra l2,33,41,42,45,48,94 Sumptioa, Robert l2,33,53,55,95 Swain, Sandra 48,95 Szymanski, Jacqueline 95 Taberski, Elizabeth 95 Thomas, Judith 95 Tooper, Sandra 7,12,29,40,42,44,95 Triplet, Francis 95 Van Belleghem, Charles 42,52,59 Vaughn, Diana 19,50,95 Waterbury, Hamid Wayne 33,95 Weaver, Larry 96 Weber, William 96 Wigent, Carol 12,19,41,51,83,96 Williams, Gillian 9,12,19,24,42,45,48,89 92,96 Wolf, Marguerite 48,96 Woods, Larry 96 Wooley, Janet 97 Yates, Charles 9,74,97 Yates, Wilma Joyce 33,97 - Zielinski, William 97 Albert, Barbara 59,67,98 Anglemyer, Bruce 14,58,98 Baker, Marvin 98 Barnes, Roberta 33,50,98 Barr, James 5,47,53,62,72,98 Barrier, Edward 98 Beitler, Christine 98 Bennett, Lee 98 Bernath, Rita 40,51,98 Berry, Thomas 56,98,100 Billisitz, Patricia 49,59,98 Bokor, Robert 46,98 Boggs, Wilber 98 Bombrys, Kathleen 98 Borowski, Marilyn 98 Broadhurst, Jacueline 98 Brown, Barbara 54,98 Brune, Carol 33,56,98 Bryant, Dianne 98 Burke, Ilene 45,98 Call, Terry 98 Carlson, Joyce 50 Carrico, Rita 33,98 Celmer, Suzanne 59,98 Christlieb, William 98 Coddens, Carolyn 5,49,67,99 Coles, Thomas 34,99 Cook, Joseph 46,99 Cooper, Dorene 99 Courtney, Delia 99 Crawford, Larry 99 Critchlow, Richard 99 Cuskaden, Ruth Sue 33,99 Custard, Susan 46,99 Darr, Geraldine 50,99 Davis, Charles 99 DeFauw, Fred 5,53,55,66,99 Dhoore, Colleen 46,54,99 Dibble, Marne 19,99 Aichele, Chris 34,103 Amato, Patricia 10,49,103 Ameigh, Christine 46,103 Amor, Stephen 103 Anderson, Larry 103 Apple, Wanita 49,52,56,58,103 Archambeault, Lynne 49,103 Armstead, Ronald 103 Arnold, Jon 45,53,58,70,74,103 Baker, Joseph 103 Baker, Sheila 33 Barber, Terry 49,103 Barden, Connie 33,103 Bardonner, Jim 66 Barrows, Deborah 103 Beard, Larry Beard, Roger 54,103 Beisel, Howard 74,103 Benko, Roger 5,47,53,68,69,103 Berger, Kaye 34,50,52,59,103 Bernath, Mary Lynn 45,67,103 Blakeman, Darlene 50,52,103 Blankert, Gerry 103 Blume, Marsha 33,49,54,103,104 Bognar, Eloise 103 Borkowski, Gayle 51,56,103 Bowers, Anita 50,103 Bowton, Gregory 47,59,104 Brown, Randy 104 Brumbaugh, Mary K. 19,515,104 Cabanaw, Audrey 104 Cady, Jacqueline 7,19,40,49,103,104 Caparell, Donald 104 Y Chaney, Elmer 46,104 Chaney, John 104 Ciula, Bryan 104 Clymer, Ronald 104 Colombo, Frank 104 Colvin, Joseph 104 Colwell, Richard 54,104 Cook, James 104 Cook, Leonard 104 Coughenour, Brigotte 59,104 Dokey, Terry 5,53,62,70,99 Drake, Janet 99 Dunkelberger, Michael 34,99 Eaton, William 57,62,99 Ellis, Nancy 51,52,57,99 Everist, Marcia 50,99 Fewell, Scott 53,55,99 Fick, Carmen 33,50,99 Frazier, Dorothy 99 Gay, Bonnie 33,99 Geminder, John 5,52,53,62,99 Gerlach, Claudia 49,99 Gilstrap, Pat 10,19,98,99 Goldfuss, Laura 43,46,51,56,99 Gordon, Penny 59,99,100 Goss, Carole 19,49,99 Grose, Janice 49,99 Hardy, Dennis 58,99 Harman, Jayne 99 Hartup, Suzanna 67,99 l' Haugen, Rick 53,55,99 Hawblitzel, Kris 99 Hawley, John 99 Hentz, James 5,53,66,74,99 Herr, Robert 53,66,99P Holloway, Donald 99 Holloway, Jill 41,49,50,99 Hutchinson, Robert 72,99 Isza, Judith 99 Jacobs, Sandra 50,99 Jensen, Carol 51,99 Johanson, Becky 50,99 Johnston, Mark 17,32,99 Karlson, John 5,41,52,53,66,74,99 Kaufman, Diane 7,40,46,100 Kizer, Robert 5,53,62,68,74,101 K1'ueger, Michael 4,7,62,101 Kubiak, Marion 101 Kubiak, Robert 62,101 Juniors Kurtis, Kathleen 101 Larrison, James 101 Lee, Sandra 33,101 Lemley, John 47,72,101 Lentz, Roger 101 Lindzy, Richard 101 Long, Ronald 46,101 Lord, Joan 34,51,101 Maurisak, Kathleen 49,101 McLane, Gerald 101 Michalski, Mavis 7,40,101 Miller, Linda 19,449,101 Milla, Charles 5,53,74,75,101 Moen, William 101 Mogren, Gerald 53,59,62,72,100 Montgomery, Michael 5,47,53,59,64,65, 74,100 Morgan, Dennis 47,100 Morningstar, Ronald 100 Mutzl, Linda 100 Neely, Glen 5,16,50,53,66,68,98,100 Niedbalski, James 33 Nucci, Marianne 41,50,52,l00 Nyikos, Allen 100 Olshewsky, James 46,52,57,100 Ostrom, Susan 100 Papczynski, Marcella 19,49,50,100 Papp, Barbara 19,41,46,100,101 Patrick, Suanne 101 Petrasovits, Lewis 46,47,53,62,101 Pickens, Joseph 5,47,53,62,101 Pijut, Sondi 45,49,50,54,101 Pingel, Terry 2,65,101 Plank, Dean 47,52,101 Poehlman, Janet 34,101 Powers, Karol 101 Priser, Leonard 5,43,53,57,62,101 Pullin, Janet 19,49,101 Reppert, David 55,101 Sophomores Crandall, Linda 59,104 Cress, Michael 34,47,104 Davis, Liese 17,42,104 Deadmond, Mary Ann 50,104 Del Vecchio, Charles 47,104 De Ruyver, Victor 54,59,104 Dickenson, James 104 Dokey, Mary 104 Dom, Michael 5,16,47,53,70,104 Duncan, Jane 49,104 Dunn, Edward 104 Eby, Roger 104 Edwards, Arthur 54,108 Eisbrenner, Jan 46,59,104 Elkins, David 47,104 Elmore, Michael 70,74,104 Emery, Thomas 74,104 Ewing, Barbara 104 Farquhar, Donna 11,45,67,104 Fietzak, Trudy 49,104 Fisel, Kenneth 34,104 Fish, Michael 34,57,59,104 Fogle, Richard 104 Fox, Linda 104 Frazier, Kathleen 104 Gaedtke, Paul 104 Geminder, Nancy 19,50,104 Gillen, Thomas 34,47,104 Gluck, Harvey 104 Gonder, Richard Goodrich, Sue 104 Goodwin, James Goodwin, John 46,52,53,55,66,74,104 Goron, David 34,104 Gray, Gary 104 Grice, Judith 33, 104 Griggs, Samuel 62,104 Grubb, Carol 19,50,105 Hall. Curtiss 34, 105 Hampton, Lawrence 105 Handley, Jerry 105 Hanefeld, Ritchie 62,105 Hanson, John 105 Hardy, James 105 Hartstein, Carolyn 46,105 Hellmann, Dennis Heim, Frank 5,53,70,105 Heitger, Craig 34,59,105 Heminger, Robert 54,105 Henley, Carolyn 19,105 Heying, Dennis 105 Hileman, Craig 105 Hobkirk, Richard 105 Holloway, Jack 58,105 Holloway, William Homer, Barbara 105 Huff, Steven 57,62,105 Huffman, Larry, 62,105 Jay, Dennis 74,105 Jenning, Paul 62,105 Jennings, Richard 105 Jorgenson, Douglas 105 Kaminski, William 105 Karacson, Beverly 58,105 Kazmirski, Leona 19,50,105 Keller, Nancy 49,105 Kelly, Charles 105 Kimmey, Edward 34,105 Kinch, Barbara 106 Kinzie, Ronald 106 Kleinrichert, John 62,106 Knight, James 106 Knight, Jane l9,30,45,46,51,106 Kraska, Christina 58,106 Krill, Barbara 67, 106 Kubsch, Larry 106 Lavettre, Maureen 46,149,106 Lehman, Charles 34,-47,106 Lemley, Bryan 106 Lesicki, Judith Lewis, Anita 33,59,106 Lloyd, David 106 Lord, -lean 33,106 Mnrkussen, Nancy 19,313,106 Martin, Lynne 106 Marvin, Sharon 106 -116- Roempagel, Vem 101 Romine, James 101 Ross, Darlene 15,19,49,101 Ruppert, Virdeen 33,46,52,53,59,101 Salomon, Judith 101 Schmidt, Daniel 5,14,16,53,68,98,101 Schoner, Robert 58,101 Schubert, Thomas 101 Shufty, Carol 101 Simcox, Barbara 8,19,45,49,98,101. Simpson, Margaret 19,101 Sloderbeck, Troy 5,53,65,101,102 Smith, Charlotte 19,49,101 Stevens, Connie 19,49,59,101 Stickler, Robin 46,101 Stroud, Jerry 16,44,68,101 Stump, Noah 101 Summers, Beverly 19,-46,101 Switalski, Robert 5,53,62,74,75,102 Tatar, Katherine 102 Taylor, Kenneth 58,62,102 Taylor, Samuel 53,55 Tharp, Terry 102 Tice, Larry 47,75,102 Timm, Kenneth 46,102 Tusing, Jane 19,41,46,52,102 Van Duesen, Robert 53,66,74,102 Van Lue, Marilyn 50,102 Veirs, Virginia 19,49,59,102 Vickrey, Carla 19,49,102 Walter, Mark 5,47,53,58,66,102 Watkins, David 69,102 Whetham, Keith 34,35,47,5B,62,102 Whitacre, Donna 102 Whiting, Charles 34,51,53,62,72,102 Weiner, Sterling 102 Williamson, Michael 62,74,102 Woodtil, Kent 34,102 Yarian, Darrell 102 Maurer, David 106 Mc Combs, Elizabeth 19,106 Mead, Jay 106 Mead, Dennis Wayne 106 Merrill, Christopher Merrill, Mary Jane 106 Merrill, Mary Marie 59,106 Miller, David 106 Miller, Donald 106 Miltenberger, Charles Mogren, Ronald 62,106 Montgomery, Steven 66,103,106 Muellner, Rosemary 46,49,106 Mulvaney, Travis 106 Newhart, Terrance 106 Niebauer, Charles 106 Niedbalski, Thomas 47,63,74,106 Morris, Barbara 50,52,106 Pape, Barbara 106 Paulsen, Ruth 49,59,106 Pearson, Diana 46,108 Pearson, Dolores 19,106 Pierce, Ronald 106 Pingel, Sandra Lee 54,105,106 Pletcher, Herbert 62,106 Prawdzik, Olga 106 Pritchard, Linda 46,59,106 Quick, Nancy 106 Reasor,'William 47,70,106 Riffel, Fred 70,106 Riggs, Barbara 106 Robinson, Delmar 74,106 Root, Sharon 46 Rose, Sheryl 49,107 Rudy, Pamela 50,59,107 Rupel, Barbara 19,107 Rupel, Betty Jane 46,58,107 Saar, Lenna 46,51,107 Schaal, Patricia 50,107 Schubert, Sandra 107 Scott, Denise 46,107 Shriner, Alisa 46,58,107 Singer, Judith 7,19,40,45,46,103,107 Smith. David 74,107 Smith, Michael 43,58,59,70,107 Snyder, Dennis 107 Snyder, Sandra 107 Spitzer, Shirley 19,50,54,105,107 Squint, Michael 34,107 Staner, Michael 107 Stroud, Donald 51,70,107 Strykul, Thomas 107 Swain, Kenneth 47,62,72,107 Tam, Cheryl 45,54,58,103,105,107 Allen, Thomas 65,108 Armstead, Barbara 46,108 Balentine, Mary 108 Banacka, Kirk Alan 34, 108 Bardonner, James 66,108 Barncord, Kay 33,48,108 Bayer, Michael 108 Beasley, Judith Ann 108 Bennett, James 65,108 Bennitt, Donald 108 Bennitt, Michael 108 Benson, Brenda 48,108 Bernath, Margaret 34,148,108 Berning, Kathleen 33, 108 Biasini, Stephen James 55,108 Blake, William 108 Bowen, Frances 108 Bowman, Robert 108 Brasher, Susan 50,108 Bradburn, Orval Lester 108 Braden, Terry 33,72,109 Brantley, Nicky 108 Bratina, Charles 34,108 Brock, Walter 108 Brodner, Paul 108 Brooks, Phyllis 33,109 Tam, Dennis 107 Taylor, Cheryl 19,58,l07 Taylor, James 107 Taylor, Lawrence 62,107 Temple, Walter 34,46,107 Thomas, Denis 51,107 Thomas, Richard 62,107 Toth, John 107 Turrell, Lindsay 49,58,107 Tuttle, Harold Vankirk, Cheryl 50,59,107 Van Lue, Karen 107 Vargyas, Sandra 46,49,107 Verhostra, Larry 107 Wallace, Paulette 46,107 Walters, Jenelle 19,49,51,107 Warner, Dennis 107 Warstler, Robert 107 Waymire, Daniel 62,107 Weger, Kerry 51,107 Wellman, Sue 107 Whiteman, James 34,72,107 Freshmen Ferm, David 59,110 Fick, Loren 33,110 Fodness, William 110 Ford, Susan 19,48,50,59,1 10 Fox, William 65,110 Francour, Charles 34,59,110 Frederickson, Linda 34,59,110 Gaines, Carol 48,110 Gardner, Jerry 110 Gates, Dan 110 Gerstenkorn, Linda 33,48,50,110 Goodwin, -ludith 110 Goss, John 62,65,110 Gray, Sandra 33,110 Grenert, Gene 110 Griffin, John 110 Griggs, Patricia 110 Hancock, Fred 50,110 Hardman, Daniel 110 Hardy, Jeffrey 110 Harman, James 110 Harris, Peggy 110 Hartman, Louanna 10,34,45,51,108,110 Larrison, Betty 111,112 Lavenduskeym, Sharon 111 Lee, John 65,112 Leiter, Robert 112 Lewis, Jon 59,112 Long, Judith Marie 112 Loob, Nancy Ann 112 Louderback, Linda 33,112 Lovisa, Gary 47,112 Lukens, James 112 Lutz, Richard 112 Lynch, David 57,65,112 Malo, Nancy 112 Marvel, Rex 112 Marvin, Dale 47,112 Masi, Roberta 46,48,112 Maurisak, Lorraine 48,112 Mathy, Bill 112 May, Gary 112 Mc Cain, Kenneth 112 McGraw, Herbert 112 McKennam, Janice 112 McKenna, Judy 112 Brown, Beverly 109 Hartstein, Patricia 46,110 Harvey, Patrick 110 Hatfield, Jack 34,110 Haugen, Linda 34,110 McPeck, Bernard 112 Meyer, Susan 34,112 Miller, Cheryl 112 Miller, Chyrl 112 Brown, David 109 Brown, Donald 109 Brown, Gloria 109 Bruckner, Geza 65,109 Buckland, Robert 109 Burnham, Nancy 46,109 Bush, Edward 109 Callaway, James 65,109 Capelli, Jonette 109 Carl, Terry Lee 109 Carrico, David 109 Cass, Kenneth 65,109 Chambers, Sara 109 Chandler, Diane 48,109 Chaney, William 109 Cherrone, Raymond 109 Cichy, Rae Ann 48,109 Clarke, Clarence 109 Coddens, Peggy 48,109 Cole, John 109 Coles, Deborah 33,109 Colvin, Joyce 50,109 Comey, Robert 72,109 Conard, John J. 109 Cook, Susan 109 Coussens, Frank 109 Crabbs, Virginia 50,109 Crawford, Benny 109 Crawford, Susan 33,46,48,50,109 Crist, Jerry 109 Crist, John 109 Critchlow, James Albert 109 Crites, John 109 Crumet, Mary 109 Currey, Jason 109 Daly, Sandra 34,109 Dangler, Steven 109 Davis, Alan 59,109 Deck, Cornelia 34,46,109 De Keyzer, Nancy 109 De Ruyver, Maxine 48,109 Dilts, Woodward 54,109 Dokey, Rickey 109 Dokey, Roger 109 Dunkelberger, Cheri 34,50,109 Eckert-, William 59,65,113 Eisbrenner, Cathy 33,48,59,110 Emerick, Ronald 110 Ettmueller, Dennis 45,65,110 Heinrich, Sue 45,48,51,56,110 Hes, Thomas 111 Hestad, Denis 111 Hicks, David 34,111 Hite, Arthur Hite, John 111 Hoff, Dianna 111 Hoffman, Susan 48,111 Holloway, Pamela 46,48,111 Holloway, Terry 33,111 Holmes, Michael 111 Holt, Jack 111 Hope, Ronald 111 Horvath, Judy 48,111 Hosinski, Mark 34,111 Howard, Darlene 48,111 Humphries, William 34,111 Hutchinson, John 34,47,65,111 Jacks, Keith 34,111 James, Andrea 50,111 James, William 111 Jenson, Nels 33,111 Johnson, Janice 59,111 Johnson, Michael 111 Johnson, Nancy 111 Johnson, Rick 111 Jonas, Francis 51,111 Jones, Barbara 111 Joris, Mary 48,111 Juday, Kay 48,111 Kaniewski, Lawrence 111 Kaufman, Gregory 111 Kaufman, Sandra 111 Kazmirski, Mary 50,111 Kelly, Barbara 51,111 Kelsheimer, Kathleen 46,111 Keresztes, Gerald 111 Kessner, Nancy 111 Kiemnec, Gary 111 Kimble, Thomas 111 Koopman, Judy 33,46,111 Korkhouse, David 111 Krieger, Cherl 111 Kubsch, Judith 111 Kubiak, Patricia 111 Lambert, Carol 33,43,48,111 Lane, Linda 111 Lannan, Sandra 48,111 Laredo, Allan 59,111 Miller, Douglas 112 Miller, Janice 112 Miller, Lari Aynne 112 Minnie, Vicki 48,112 Moffett, Paul 112 Montague, Thomas 112 Montavon, Paul 58,112 Montgomery, Kay 45,59,108,112 Morgan, Richard 34,108,112 Morozowski, Stephen 57,112 Morris, Larry 112 Morrow, Fredrick 112 Nemeth, Christina 59,112 Nicodemus, Karen 112 Nord, Ardys 48,51,112 Nye, Dorothy 112 Obenchain, Lee 112 O'Connell, Patricia 48,108,112 Olah, Daniel 112 Olson, Mary 112 Olson, Nancy 112 Opera, Peter 113 Osborne, Anita 48,113 Palmiter, Fanchion 33,113 Palmiter, Wayne 113 Papczynski, Donna 33,113 Partridge, Kathleen 50,113 Pellow, James 34, 113 Petersen, Eric 113 Pickens, John 65,113 Pih, Christopher, 34,113 Pijut, David 113 Poland, Nancy 48,113 Pond, Gary 53,55,113 Powell, Christie 34,113 Powell, Thomas 113 Pugh, Patricia 108,113 Pullman, Marsha 48,113 Raffier, Thomas 65,113 Rager, Marjorie 33,134,113 Ramsbey, Diana 48,113 Ramsby, Bruce 113 Rand, Kathryn 113 Ray, Dorothy 48,113 Raymone, Irene 33,148,113 Reynolds, Sheilla 113 Richardson, Freda 48,113 Richey, Edward 65,113 Roberts, Joyce 113 Wigent, Jane 8,19,51,107 Wilder, Dixie 5,19,33,54,59,105,107 Wileman, George 46,514,107 Williams, John 68,74,107 Wilson, Edith 107 Windhorst, Mary 56,59,108 Wooley, Sharon 46,52,108 Wuergler, David 5,53,74,108 York, Ronald 5,53,70,74,108 Zakrzewski, Ronald 108 Robinson, Dorothy 113 Rockwell, Gregory 113 Rozow Jr., Michael 34,655,113 Rudaaics, Thomas 65,113 Russell, Oscar 113 Sabo, Marilyn 48,113 Sante, Barbara 48,113 Schrader, Rolf 113 Seitz, Charles 57,66,113 Sheneman, Penny 113 Sholty, William 34,65,113 Shumaker, Thomas 113 Simpson, William 34, 113 Singleton, Joseph 62,113 Singleton, Ronald 113 Skinner, Douglas 34, 113 Smith, Linda 113 Smith, Robert 13, 113 Sowell, Linda 113 Staley, Rebecca 46,113 Stanage, Robert 114 Steele, Susan 33,45,114 Stickler, David 114 Stickler, James 114 Stogsdill, Norma 114 Stover, Louis 114 Stutsman, James 53,55,114 Swain, Donna 114 Swartz, Linda 114 Sweet, David 65,114 Szabo, Illes 47,114 Szekely, Merri 33,-48,114 Taberski, Diane 114 Tackett, Dan 65,114 Tava, Carol 114 Taylor, Gary 65,114 Temple, Cheri 114 Tetslaff, Gary 114 Tharp, Charlotte 48,114 Thomas, Mary Ann 34,50,114 Thompson, Linda 114 Tooper, Kathy 19,45,48,63,114 Torok, Mary 114 Toth, Lester 114 Triplet, Judith 48,114 Troxel, Donald 65,114 Truex, Michael 114 Tuttle, Dorothy 33,48,114 Urbin, John 114 Van Ham, Barbara 114 Vaughn, David 114 Verdell, Sherri 114 Waterbury, Karen 114 Waters, Clarence 114 Weaver, Kathy 114 Weaver, Robert 114 Webb, Charlene 114 Weber, Diane 114 Weller, Nola Wesley, Roger 114 Wilfret, Janet 114 Williams, Marian 114 Williamson, Patty Ann 114 Williamson, Paulette 114 Williamson, Thomas 114 Wilson, Ronald 114 Wolter, Thomas 34,114 Woods, Roger 114 Wood, Sandra 48,115 Woodruff, Kathy 48,115 Wozniak, James 34,115 Wraight, Myra 50,115 Wright, Lowell 115 Zakrzewski, Linda 115 Yuhasz, Paul 115 Zimmer, Richard 65,115 . . .with delicioils chocolatey malts, french fries, and cokes---The Gold- en Gable, 52018 U.S. 31 North. For the fmest ln foods at an easy to reach locatlon Hedx Schrader et 17970 St Road 23 at the cor ner of St Road 23 and Ironwood ' . , . chooses Greenwood's Super Mark- ! ' 3 - Roseland Cleaners Two of Clay s lettermen B111 L1ggett and Tom Selfferleln take thelr team sweaters to Roseland Cleaners 417 DIXIE Way North for both fast and convenlent serv1ce Karl Weis Body Shop Mavls Mlchalskx dlscovers the beautlful palnt Job done by Karl WSIS Body Shop 52073 U S 31 North speclallzels ln body repalrmg and pamtlng of both forelgn and domestlc cars Roseland Lumber and Coal Co. Congratulatlons to the class of 1962 from Roseland Lumber and Coal, 125 Dlxle Wav North BODY ' . -119- Stillll Nth... ls plume' SUPER MARKET A g1ft for your gxrl'7 Jlm Bardonner finds Darnell s Drug Store 54636 Greenwood Plaza convenlent for all occa Sums Valentmes day birthdays or Chmtmas Elkhart Goshen Mlshawaka and Soufh Bend Darnell Drugs For meat of the hlghest quahty wlth economlc prlces Custom bullt homes and garages 328 Dune Wav North Remodelxng and Room addxtrons Concrete walks and driveways Ph At 8 7278 or Ce 4 0071 Ga e Conslruchon Company Al s Qualify Meal Market S a . . . , 1 1 ' l ., ' , , , I , I -120- I N The beautlful glfts and flowers at the Llttle Flower Shop For the best ln records and record equlpment Iohn Hart 409 D1x1e Way North are almost as prettv as the smlle up and llm Kammskl select Mendoza s Record Shop 241 worn bv Donna Whltacre DIXIE Way North L:Hle Flower Shop Mendoza s Record Shop Thmkmg of a frlend Marllyn Borowskl fmds that D K B Margaret Slmpson hungrllv eyes the dellclous baked Cutrate 52007 U S 31 North has both a fine selectlon of goods at Melt O Way Bakery 250 D1x1e Way North cards and convement SBTVICS Mel? 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