Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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The French Club members were: D. Neuhausel, M. Tyler, D. Archer, S. Powell, Mr. Plessinger. Second Row: D. Martin, V. Al- derson, T. Young, K. Cummings, M. Broadstreet, A. Collin. Third Row: S. Sendmeyer, T. Ison, B. Walker, R. Boston, K. Jones, C. Whicker, A. Farmer. Fourth Row: M. Jordan, C. Herbert, L. Nees, J. Nield, P. Mugg, M. Tyler. The highlight of the year for the French Club was the Valentine Dance. After all the votes were counted Miss Robyn Boston, escorted by Craig Scheid, was crowned the 1972 Sweetheart. Her attendants were: Vicki Alderson, Senior, Peggy Archer, last year's queen, Deb- bie Neuhausel, Freshman, and Anne Coffin, Junior. Their escorts were: Danny Hunsicker, Danny Wallace, Randy Evans, and Jeff Williams. With the Eifel tower in the background, it was truly ,an evening in Paris.

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The Jou1'nalism class was another first for CHS. Under the direction of Mrs. McKinney, the school newspaper was completely re- vamped with a new format and a new name. It was published bi- monthly with different students assuming the responsibility of the editorship. New Opportunities For Students Photography Club members were: Front row, Mr. Reece, G. Sutherlin, K. Ison, C. Manning, S. Powell, E. O'Conner, A. Purcell, Mr. Purcell, Second row: S. Orr, T. Dunshee, M. Steele, M. Hervey, G. Allen, M. Cassida, G. Bowman, J. Sutherlin, G. Sublett. Third row: H. Man- son, R. Kennedy, D. McCammack, K. Nield, J. Farmer, M. Diel, K. Patten, G. Wheeler, D. Jordan, B. Ebbing. Mr. Purcell explained the fine points of the camera to Myron Hervey, Vice-President and Kathy Ison, President of the Photography Club. A new dark room was equipped dur- ing the second semester for the con- venience of the students who could do their own picture developing. This was also utilized by the mem- bers of the Hi-Lites staff. 28

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The Audio Visual helpers, under the su- pervision of Mr. Purcell, met a new chal- lenge when they received the new vidio tape recorder which they used to tape bal- lgames and other sports. They also ran films and other audio visual equipment. They were: S. Cassell, J. Farmer, K. Pat- ten, M. Hervey, M. Steele, R. Kennedy, J. Sutherlin. Service Was Their Name Under the supervision of Mrs. Peggy Saucerman, R. N., the Candy Stripers helped to cheer the sick with happy smiles and helping hands at the Putnam County Hospital. They were: Terri Edwards, Valda Edwards, Tammy Campbell, Betsy Jones, Cathy Lee, and Sandy Jones. 30 Helping Mrs. Wilkin- son straighten shelves, file library cards and make bulletin boards is just a part of the jobs of the librarians. La- Dona French, Diane Schoman, Pam Weist, Icie Hinton, Cathy McCloud, Candy Lang- don, Donna Cundiff. ?