Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1971 volume:

fn as V Q3- gon cw, 1 i DaCapo 1 umevmf.:new.m1:x1r1sfls:wlfw.in q,LLL. f, ff f-rwtsfrmawrwqswaw Table of Contents Contents Theme ...... Academics .. . Activities . Sports ....... Album ...... Advertisements Index .......... Editor's Page ........... 1 16 38 82 110 140 165 ...... 168 Volume XVII Daleville High School Daleville, Editor-in-Chief: Phil Schull Indiana Assistant Editor: Marna jackson Advisors: Violet Schonhardt and Mike Cozzi Theme 1 Se 'f Ex pr GSSiO I1 gs nz 25 ,L S22 gp 5? ii 2, if 5 gg QE Q, Q L if Qi 3 2? ii 22 x Key to Gur Times Everyone has dreams w ewmcmmw v1:af5mw Theme 5 Today is a time in which there is much trouble and turmoil in the younger generations. The youth have an urge to get out of the rat-race that our parents and the older generations are in. We, the youth, have been brought up with the concept that all there is to life is work. We have watched our parents work just to survive until they are ready to fall over dead. The youth have tried to get out where they can enjoy life. We feel that after being pressured through high school and our teens, we are not ready to go to col- lege or war or a job. We are not given an opportunity to stop and think for ourselves and we know not what we want to do. The period of time between graduation from high school and going out in the world on your own, I will call a time of finding your self through self-expression . During this period a person does what he believes in and goes in his own direction. This time of self-expression then becomes a key to the way this person will live and what he will do with his life. 6 Theme Actions are a means of self expression. 'ek 5 N: 1 4 1 i I 4 J l 1 5 1 1 1 1 T f fr J i 1 T I fe 1' as as 2 53 was? 2 P? ,, f, 5 fb M w .. hw, .MVP A S fx B4 NWN :wQ,Ess?Jam1-. A it .. fi' Qi5E1?i3' K :..,,: - L, W A, A.., ' 'zf1?57'jiiF , ' Isriiss is A key to our times is something that everyone has to find for himself. It is something that means success in this rat-race called society. Everyone had to do it by himself, because there are no two people alike. Everyone has a different need and want out of life. This means that everyone would have a different key . No one knows what to do all the time so that everything comes out right. This takes patience and time and experiments on the youths party and it takes a lot of patience on the part of the parents and the older generations. The youth of today are doing no worse than the older people did twenty or thirty years earlier. The Key means success. 10 Theme f,g:fs: -f :Q ,.-ff-- f 'f:-:1ws .f,s 'ff-. fm Theme 11 .Q ww fa, 1: ,.,.,. :mi-f, :f Theme 13 We are taking a big step Self-expression can be seen in many places in this day and age. Some of the places are: schools, homes, beaches, on stages, colleges, and in Viet Nam. This young set of people have their own ideas and plans for the future. They find it hard to talk to older peo- ple who do not listen. They become frustrated and they find another way to get people's attention. This leads to the disorders on college campuses and the protests, and the marches. These controversial ways of attracting attention are not new. They have been around since the beginning of time. The object that seems to have made them stand out is that they have succeeded in getting people's attention. This is the first big step in bringing peace and tranquility in the United States as well as the world. :eminemmmm:eeswaaffwaseamssmwssissufgff-Ivif-WwaHatQawasx 5amawmn9nwamfimaz,asaaav:seam:A:wr:s1:s:1:m Theme 15 16 Academics Academics Administration Mrs. Perkins, secretary. 18 Academics The superintendent, the school board and the prin- cipal are the men who guide our school in its functions. Their job is not an easy one. lt is their re- sponsibility to establish policies for the school and recognize and accept new ideas and policies if they are reasonable and necessary. The principal is more directly involved with the problems of students and he must be willing to help them become mature' and well informed young adults. Mr. Donald Small, high school principal. l i l TO RIGHT: School board members Verl Hough, Warren Howell, Paul jackson, Ted Crosley, Ralph egel. Mr. Melvin Richman, Superintendent. Mrs. Costerison, secretary. Academics 19 Administrative Assistants During the past school year, students benefited from many services performed by our guidance counselor, Mrs. Ellen Povalac. She assisted many seniors in deciding what their future plans may be. She also assisted underclassmen in selecting their curriculum. Mrs. Opal Reid manages the work-study program which is where a student can go to school half-a-day and work the other half. Mr. Wilson doubled as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. He had the important job of making out schedules for our athletic teams and deciding where our ath- letic money would go. Mrs. Opal Reid coordinator of the work-study program. Mr. Herbert Wilson, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. Mrs. Ellen Povalac. Guidance Counselor. 20 Academics Mrs. Helen Hill, Special Educa- tion classes. ABOVE: Mrs. Marjorie Schlegel school nurse. Academics 21 Cooks, janitors, and Bus Driver This year, the cafeteria's regular Type A lunch was supplemented by the addition of an a la carte line. The line carried sandwiches, soup, salads, desserts and a variety of snacks. Mrs. Babb, in charge of the cafeteria, spends many hours planning menus for the regular lunches, and organizing the ala carte line. As always, the janitors served a vital function in cleaning the school, making repairs, mowing, and maintaining the general up-keep ofthe school. Mrs. Babb is supervisor of the cafeteria Left to Right: Betty Barnell, Ruth Kitterman, Loretta Lazarus, Vivan Stevenson, Ellen Donovan Sylvia Norrod. Absent when picture was taken: Shirley Clements. 22 Academics l l l l r rovide Important Services lBus Drivers Standing Left to Right: Tom Oliver, jim Gaddis, Don Schull, Louis Clevenger, George Peckin- Npaugh, Wilmer Bronnenberg. Kneeling Left to Right: Leo Parrish, johnny McCool, Glen Franklin, Kenny Stautam oyer. Custodian, Willard Costigan. Herschell keeps busy sweeping the cafeteria. Academics 23 To the dislike of some students, English is the most needed and important subject in high school cur- riculums. The course is required for freshmen, sophomores and juniors. It is also offered to the seniors, which prepares them for college English. Equipping the student for his further communica- tion needs, the English courses emphasized self- expression and creativity. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors were taught the fundamentals of gram- mar and composition. They were also introduced to English and American literature and its influence on the world. Speech classes provided the needed experience in relating ideas effectively. Ease and confidence for public speaking were also stressed. Providing the student with different media to help him in his studies, the library was used extensively as a study and resource center. English and F Mrs. Muriel Wessol, B.S. Ball State University Mrs. Skrivnor began the second semester teaching Spanish. 24 Academics l gn Languages Miss Vi Schonhardt, B.S., M.A. Ball State University. Pictures were not available of Mrs. Parsons and Mr. Michael Cozzi. Mrs. Ann Henkle, B.S. Ball State University. Academics 25 History, Math and Science The Biology Dept., under the guidance of Mr. Kirk- ham, has added a new area of study. The 23 students of the Advanced Biology class undertook individual projects for a semester requirement. The students utilized biological research techniques in experi- menting with various plants and animals. The proj- ects included studying the learning processes of mice, addiction of guinea pigs to drugs, and the influence of light on the growth of plants. Mr. Hockenberry tried a new approach to teaching his Senior economics and sociology classes this year by introducing the students to independent study. Each class set its own goals and then worked toward them. The sociology class directed their attention to examining the judicial system. They established a mock court and tried several cases and as a result became more aware of the procedures and problems of running a court. Mr. john Craig, B.S., M.A. Ball State University Mr. Gary Kirkham, B.S. Purdue U., M.S. Ball State U. 26 Academics lMr. Larry Rees, B.S. Ball State University l i l i l Mr. Philip Hodson, B.S. Memphis State U., M.A. Ball State U. Mr. Van Hockenberry, B.S. Anderson College Academics 27 l Home Economics ani 1 l Mrs. Marjorie Howell, B.S. Ball State University. 1 The classes in Home Economics provide practical experience in basic skills necessary for home man-y agement. The Home Ec. dept. offers girls training in cooking, sewing, child care, and marriage situations. In today's complex and mechanized society it is im- portant that every boy has at least a minimum of, education in the field of Industrial Arts. Atl Daleville, this need is being met with a broader and improved Industrial Arts curriculum. Courses are' offered in printing, auto mechanics, general shop, advanced woods, and architectural and technical drafting. . l Mrs. Mary lane McNary, A.B. Ball State University 28 Academics I 4 I l ndustrial Arts Ar. Leslie Newman, A.A. Brevard junior College, B.S. Austin Peay State University vtr. Ray Bayer, B.S., M,A. Ball State University Mr. Newman shows his class a printing layout. Academics 29 Boys and Girls Phys. Ed. 30 Academics Mr. Duane Osburn, B.A. De Pauw University, M.A. Ball State University Mrs. Diana Christenson, B.S. Ball State University Betina Pederson gets another hole-in-one. -v Many varied activities made up the Physical Educa- tion classes this year. The girls Phys. Ed. classes, under the direction of Mrs. Diana Christenson, spent the year perfecting their skills in gymnastics, stunts and tumbling, basketball, free exercise, and volleyball. Mr. Osburn taught the boys Phys. Ed. classes some basic skills in judo, archery, and wrestling along with the usual sports practiced. A big responsibility of teaching Phys. Ed. lies in stressing the values of good sportsmanship, teamwork, and fairness in competition, which are important to the develop- ment ofa mature, well-rounded individual. ABOVE: Ralph Oakley was a cadett teacher for eighth-grade phys. ed. RIGHT: Football is another sport played in boys Phys. Ed. Academics 31 32 Academics Art an 4 ABOVE: Mrs. johnson, Butler University B.M., M.A. Ball State University LEFT: Mick Huffman displays some of his pottery. BELOW: Art classes are always bustling with activity. +- l 4- lusic .BOVE: Miss Karen Bowlin, B.S. Ball State University. ELOW: Mrs. Mundy enjoys directing the lr. High chorus and helping Miss Bowlin. The Art and Music departments were kept busy this year with many new and different activities. Art is taught by Mrs. Ollene johnson, who has in- troduced several new projects in addition to the traditional ones. Some of the new projects under- took byjunior high and high school students were, ceramics, wire sculpture, printing, decorating win- dows at Halloween, and macrame. The music department is headed by Miss Karen Bowlin and she is assisted by Mrs. Diane Mundy. Miss Bowlin and Mrs. Mundy have spent many hours working with the music students and the results were a successful spring variety show, excellent halftime shows at basketball games, and several trips by the Chorus and Swing Choir to perform for other schools and groups. Academics 33 Business An understanding of the fundamentals of the busi- ness world is helpful to all students, whether they are planning a career in business or not. Courses such as general business, and typing provide infor- mation and skills useful to any area of study. The more comprehensive subjects such as book- keeping, shorthand, and office lab. offer a good background for those interested in continuing their business education. ABOVE: Mrs. Nancy Manring, B.S., M.A. Ball State U LEFT: Seniors have many activities in Office Lab. BELOW: Mr. Paul Sylvester, B.S., M.A. Ball State U. 34 Academics junior High Mrs. junior high teachers have the responsibility of pre- paring boys and girls to make the adjustment from grade school to high school. They teach them to accept responsibilities and respond to disciplinary action. junior high teachers also try to instill a desire for learning and introduce good study habits and attitudes. Louvicey Patberg, M.A. Ball State Mrs. Shirley Coats, B.S., lvl.A. Ball State Pictures of Mr. Daniel Goins and Mr. Herb Wilson were not available. Academics 35 36 Academics Seniors Enjoy The Chris enjoys another cafeteria meal. Tall Paul relaxes in the library. 1- 1- is e,Qswwwfvaviaenmuianemassmw:Hrffwasrmmmixsreicieiw st Year Kris finds happiness in the arms of Sweeper Man. Mike Marvel enjoys Pepsi in cafeteria Susan 84 Karen burn the Christmas cookies. Academics 37 Aciiviiies Iudi crowns Kathy the 1971 Prom Queen, lacque and Randy enjoy the sounds of The Ritual - fa:fmff:a,a mmaQs1mx f1f f x,..fis .m,ma amnuammmuusvnmr,1-1 f-ff,-,. , f ' ' ,, -- '- x A Time For U .- HQ.: ,v,, we fieymfffxwvm- were Kathy and Dave have the first dance. Activities 41 42 Activities Prom Queen Kathi Rench Prom 'l97'l Princess Robin Barkdull. Princess Andrea Pahmier. Princess Vickie Moody. Princess Kathie Rathbun. Activities 43 jody Scott, Freshman, and Jana McCoy, Sophomore enjoy a beautiful day. Homecoming Highlights Teresa Engle, Senior Attendant, takes an afternoon stroll. Petite jacque Coffin, Senior Attendant, giggles with good 44 Activities humor. The 1971 Homecoming Queen, Pam Clements, remembers that glorious day. On February thirteenth, 1971, Daleville held its an- nual Homecoming event, highlighted bythe selection of the Homecoming queen. The Valentine theme was carried out by eye-catching red and white decorations. The candidates for this ornate affair were selected by the members of their class. These representatives were escorted to the stage where the new queen was crowned by the out-going queen elected the pre- vious year. Each representative was escorted by a male member of her class whom she personally selected. Since only senior or junior girls are all- owed to win the coveted crown, the sophomore and freshman classes were allowed to elect one girl each as princesses. If the decision was to be made on looks alone there could have been no winner. All the candidates and the princesses looked lovely. The big moment came and Miss Pam Clements became this year's reigning queen. The presentation of the crown and roses was made by pres. Connie tHenkleJ Stinson who was escorted by jeff Stinson. Much joy came with the announcement, not only from Pam but from all the people who attended the festivities that night. Kathi Rench, junior Attendant, finds a secluded spot to meditate. Activities 45 Student Counc Members of Student Council are from left: Mike Riley, jan Synder. Row 2: Nancy Hopper, Shirley Groshong, Kris Pos McCoy, Monti Rice, Bonny Pederson, Cindy Manring, Kim Kevin Wrigley. 46 Activities SE, f S ffl 2 Council officers are from left: Nancy Hopper, sec-tres, Kris Poe, pres, Shirley Groshong, vp. 1 Action Kris decorates for Homecoming 71 Music from the council-sponsored juke box filled the gym for the first time this year. ln use before, during, and after school hours the juke box was a valuable source of profit. A drive was sponsored to help UNICEF by col- lecting Clark gum wrappers. Money from the Clark Gum Company was sent to UNICEF to help hungry children. Students enjoy the juke box at noon. Randy escorts Jacque to the stage. Activities 47 Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- zation with members in 50 states. The theme of the national program is To Dare ls To Care. Our local group of 65 girls tried to carry out projects related to this theme. Outside speakers and many social events were sponsored. Activities include a get acquainted party, the annual Dorothy Blevins Style Show, a weiner roast, guest speakers, Date-night, Family Fun Night, the teacher's breakfast, and a boy's baking contest. Officers attended two district meetings and a state meeting, each held on one of the state university campuses. The chapter scrap book was displayed at the spring district meeting. This year the annual F.H.A. dance was informal. lt was held at the V.F.W. building in Muncie. The girls and their dates danced to the music of Roose- velt johnson and the Seven-C's. To Dare 5 1 E, , ,l Rowena Pugsley serves Mrs. Rathbun and Kathi punch and cookies after the installation of new members. 1 Senior girls participating in Future Homemakers of America are from left: Ilene Rees, Sandi Williams, Beverly Ballard, Pam Costigan. Row 2: Marianne Brown, Susan Richman, Delores Tipton, Sheila Mowrey, Jeannie Swaby, Pam Rowe, Jacque Coffin, Marna jackson, Karen Wrigley. 48 Activities b Care Girls listen intently to the words of installation. junior FHA members are from left: Denise Gruwell, Maureen McNutt, Rhonda Miller, Andrea Pahmier, Connie Harmon, lana McCoy, Laura Parsons, Pam Clements. Row 2: Susan Rowland, Sharon Frasier, Cindy Ratz, Vickie Moody Ctreasurerl, janet Pittsford, Marilyn Hurley, Karen Franklin, thistorianl, Karen Frasier, Kathi Rench, Terry Hale fvice-presidentl, Kathi Rathbun lpresidentb, Robin Barkdull, Nancy Hooper. Freshman and sophomore members are from left: Diana Brubaker, Patti Saunders, Sheila Small, Neila Hodson, Karen Smith, Linda Crosley tparliamentariani, Sandy Friend, Karen Timmons, Cheryl Oshier, Linda Brubaker. Row 2: Debbie Bonewit, jody Scott, Kris Limbert, Licia Shekell, Becca Levell, Beth Hale, Merianne Lamb, Denise Franklin, Nancy Hook, Cheryl Ballard, julia Rowland, Rowena Pugsley lrecreation leaderl. Row 3: lama Neal, Vicky Fritz, Terri Wilson, Linda Ambrosetti, Rhonda Rankin, Cheryl Fink, Betina Pederson, Robin Snyder, tprojects chairmanl, Cindy Daniels treporterl, Donna Scott, Patty Sneed. Activities 49 i 5 v dertakings create young women Anybody got a match? 2 Q, u .L A Q Uv fe M83 Wk si' W W 1 ,IQ lit, J , Klxil- , ,fm :az ,f ' Wifi?- qgf 1,1 U A 15,5 V, 1- ,, ,,ym:wM- Wi ff' m Ag :Egfr L jif QM R, L A L if N 3 1-8, f 452556 M41 Y if-v2 ff 53? ff fi? if Q .il 2 .Q 'N A Q Q fix iff: k .fwfiffiw we 1-:- - Qw Q35 '- f Y fl 'Si1s,1E: 'iii .J -SLM: 2515 f 2 I ' L f -- v ,- mf- d a2:s,z ,ff f fm ff Mm AA Builds Muscle Women ans look on at GAA'S first track meet of year. -jArs. Christenson was the new GAA sponsor this year. vlarilyn enjoys bowling at Coopers. Running, jumping, tumbling, kicking, throwing, shooting, exercising, and laughing, the athletic- minded girls of the Daleville high school GAA de- veloped their skills. Every Thursday evening mem- bers enthusiastically filled the gym. Under the direction of Mrs. Diane Christenson, the year began with the election of officers and the GAA camp in October. Activities were organized to change every six weeks, while the club members chose their activities. Fall activities consisted of badminton, flag football, volleyball, and tumbling. Bowling, basketball, and gymnastics were enjoyed during the winter months. The year ended with participation in track and field or softball. Extramural teams were formed for many of these sports. Dolores serves up another point. Activities 53 Hard Work Pays Dff in Person Daleville Peppers, are from left: Donna Scott, Lee Schlegel, Daine Oakley, Debra Riddle, Barbara Weiss, Doreen O'Dell, Susie Schlegel, Denise Franklin. Row 2: Debbie Scott, jane Maddox, jo Ellen Litchfield, Elaine Marcum, Karlene Swinford, Donna Oakley, Robin Riley, Tracy Yattaw, Patti Saunders, Girls 4-H officers are from left: Debbie Weiss, Rec. leader, Cindy Daniels, Sec., Merianne Lamb, Song leader, Nancy Schlegel, Pres., Andrea Pahmier, v.p. Row 2: Cheryl Bradbury, Tres., Karen Franklin, Health and Safety, Meg Findling, Reporter, Susie Schlegel, Song leader, Barb Weiss, Rec. leader. 54 Activities 1 9 3. 3 l 1 l Q l 4 1 1 Karen Franklin. Row 3: janet Pittsford, Karen Timmon Debbie Swaby, Cheryl Bradbury, Linda Shirey, Andrea Pal mier, Merianne Lamb, Debbie Weiss, Cindy Daniels, Kar Wrigley, Marna jackson. l 1 4 t ewards r 4-Hers listen to plans for the coming year. mmmm: was The Daleville Peppers Girls 4-H Club led by Mrs. Rosella Lamb numbered 85 and achieved many honors. Hard work was rewarded as many of the participants achieved success in their various fields of endeavor. With the backing of parents and the Local Fair Board the traditional Local Fair began the busy Fair trail ending for several with the rewards of the State Fair. Many new skills in all projects were learned by the girls thus helping them prepare for life. Award trips of Purdue Round-Up, State junior Leader Conference and Ouibache were received for achievement by various members. Andrea Pahmier was selected to receive the Wayne Dragoo Memorial Award for 4-H excellence in Salem Township. Girls look over new project books. Activities 55 The 86 boys and girls enrolled in a total of 19 differ- ent projects of the Salem Township 4-H club worked hard this year to make the best better. Salem Township had the largest number of beef cattle at the Delaware County Fair. Two-thirds of the cattle from our county shown at the Indiana State Fair were from Salem Township. The 4-H year started with a kick-off Banquet held in the high school cafeteria in March. One of the seven regularly scheduled meetings was a field trip to Ball State's Christy Woods to study the trees and flowers. In july the annual Salem Township 4-H Fair was held on the high school grounds. Approximately 900!o of the members exhibited at this show and their pro- jects were judged, placed, and given ribbons. This fair is the largest township fair in this area and serves to prepare the members for the larger Delaware County Fair. At the County Fair, Salem Township 4-Hers won more honors than any other single town- ship. Several members went on to win state and national awards. All of this was a direct result of hard work and care in the project completions. te 'E tt E it tt E 2 li -H Youths Enjc E5 Mr. Kirkham completed another year of 4-H work. Boys 4-H officers are from left: Karen Anderson, Barbara Weiss, Susie Schlegal, Meg Findling, Cindy Daniels, Paf Schlegal, lim Reed, David Luce, Mike Ramsey, Gary Schull Bruce Lamb, Denny Babb, Brad Pahmier tnot shownb. Salem junior Farmers are from left: Marcia Gindhart, Lee Schlegel, Barbara Weiss, Rex Ramsey, Susie Schlegel, Pat Schlegel, jan Richman, Duane jackson, Ron Pittsford, Phil Rees, jon Arnold, john Bronnenburg, Mike Ramsey. Row 2: Karen Anderson, Karen Timmons, Cindy Daniels, Mama uccessful Year Eager beginners in 4-H are from left: Tammy Harvey, Denise Nixon, jay Maddox, Becky Birt, Doug McKibbon, Teresa Cheatham, Brenda Weiss, joannie Ellis, Terry Wiggerly, Debbie Mingle, Donna Miller, Laura Smith, Steve Mingle, Heidi Seay, Kim Balcom. Row 2: jill Freiders, Perry Kirkham, Greg McKibbon, Meg Seay, Betsy Schlegel, Tom Reed, jane Ann Brown, Sue Keesling, Tim Martin, Benny Timmons, Tim Kirkham, Toni Barnell, Charlotte Hartzell, Teresa Yattaw. Row 3: Dale Weiss, Diane Cunningham, jamie Shoemaker, Charlene Day, jenny Wilson, Melinda Guffey, Carol Riley, Cheryl Bishop, Susan Mark, Cindy Edleman, joe Daniels, Sandy Bevins. jackson, Pam Nixon, Mike Rees, Mike Marcum, jeff Stewart Allem Orebaugh, Fred Barnell, Bob Pittsford. Row 3: Connie Taylor, Marilyn Hurley, Meiranne Lamb, jim Reed, Harold Hartzell, jeff Brown, Rick Scott, Bruce Cunningham, Chuck Luttrell, jack Keesling, jack Stewart, Gary Swinford. Activities 57 Officers of Pep Club this year were: Terri Hale, pres.: Cindy Daniels, v.p.: Vickie Moody, sec.: Pam Clements, tres. z if Q 2? Z fl 4 2 S 5 3 T 'E sl Backing the Broncos this year are from left: Marilyn Hurley, Karen Franklin, Cindy Ratz, Vickie Moody, Pam Clements, Terri Hale. Row 2: Maureen McNutt, Rhonda Miller, Monetta Purdue, layne Reagan, Robin Snyder, Cindy Daniels. Row 3: Kris Limbert, Kris Martin, Teresa Graham, Sherry Bork, Linda Shirey, Laurie Hoy. Row 4: Marianne Lamb, Debbie Weiss, 58 Activities Michele Stewart, Denise Franklin, Cindy Thornburg, Lind Ambrosetti. Row 5: janet Pittsford, Katrina Brown, Kath Mofield, jane Maddox, Debbie Scott, Cathy Thornburg. Row 6: Susan Mitchel-l, Tracey Nixon, Karlene Swinford, Marci Gindhart, Maria Greene, Barbara Weiss. Row 7: Pam Levell. Boy's Pep Club officers were: Mike Wilson, Mrs. Mundy, Sponsor, Mike Rees. Under the guidance of Mrs. Diane Mundy, Pep Club was small in size but big in spirit. They attended every ballgame but one, and supported the team all season. A record hop was held as a money-making project, featuring the Peppermint Cream. Pennants, buttons, and badges were donated by Mr. john Shirey and sold by the Pep Club. The usual slumber party was held on March 19. Strength was added to the Pep Club by the newly formed boy's Cheerblock. They chose outfits of black shirts and white bib overalls. Hostesses Karen Wrigley and Rhonda Miller wel- comed spectators, wearing new gold outfits they made themselves. Cheerblock Clives Extra Boost o Lettermen Hostesses Karen Wrigley and Rhonda Miller greet the fans. The 1. R. Holbrook chapter of the National Honor Society was established on March 22, 1963. This organization endeavors to give special recognition to those students who have attained outstanding records in leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Activities of the year began with the initiation of 10 members in October. Two money making projects were held this year to raise enough money to buy all seniors their meals at the spring banquet. These projects included the selling of apples during the noonhour and the book fair. During the yule season, the Honor Society sponsored a penny-pitch for which the students contributed to a needy family. Other activities included seeing the play Your a Good Man Charlie Brown and the dynamic male vocalist B. J. Thomas. Members of the National Honor Society also pre- sented an Easter Convocation for the high school students and an Easter Egg Hunt for the elementary. Tapping of 10 members and the election of new officers were held in the spring. The new officers were installed at the spring banquet held at Haggers- town. Honor Society officers are from left: Marna jackson, tres, Chris Hutton, pres, Susan Richman, sec, Karen Wrigley, v.p. 60 Activities l r 3 Q r is 5 l l l Senior members of Honor Society sitting ar from left: Shelia Mowrey, Shirley Groshong, Cindy Taylor, Elizabeth Sharp. Standing from left: Phil Schull, Dennis Smith, Dolores Tipton, Ilene Rees, joy Estes, Marna jackson, Karen Wrigley, Chris Hutton, Marianne Brown, Sandi Williams. Leadership unior members are from left: Nancy Hopper, Kevin Wrigley, Mark Musick, Greg Dennis, David Bradway, jo Schlegel. Row 2: Vickie Aoody, Florence Ford, jeff Stewart, Andrea Pahmier, Bernard Giles, Maureen McNutt. Eholarship, Service, and Character Jancy is tapped as a new member of Honor Society. An Easter Egg Hunt was added to the list of activities this year, Activities 61 The Future ls A Worl Daleville High School's Daughter ofAmerican Revolution was Shirley Croshongl l 4 l l , ly Boy's and Girl's State delegates Phil Schull and Karen Wrigley talk to alternates Shirley Groshong and Chris Hutton. 62 Activities mited B Gurselves 1arna jackson was chosen Betty Crocker Homemaker of ,OIT1Ol'l'OW. Students discover that hard work and dedication to those things which mean most to them are often rewarded. Several such students were recognized for their achievements by special honors and awards. Those who attended Hoosier Boyfs and C-irl's State, sponsored by the American Legion, become more familiar with state and local governmental procedure. The senior girl who scored highest on the Betty Crocker home economics test was presented the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. The faculty chose a senior girl, outstanding in leadership and citizen- ship, to receive the D.A.R. award. The seniors them- selves voted for the most popular senior boy and girl. jeff Rathbun and Marianne Brown were chosen most popular seniors. Activities 63 fr f- mm, as gms Y f ff-- wwf. V- f-'- 1 ff, fem -, ,fwgiziwmm - - rs. Cheryl Shank performing the The Pink Panther. Everything's Coming up Roses opened the third annual Va- riety Show. The .Swing Choir displayed their talents with 'Sounds of Today'. Mrs. Cheryl Shank, twirling instructor, per- formed. Senior majorettes Pam Redic and Teresa Engle did a jazz dance. The chorus took the stage next in a song and dance sequence of music from Sweet Charity. The Broncettes added their dancing talents to the number in a Charleston routine. After intermission the majorettes shook maraccas and danced to the band's sounds. The chorus presented selections from Music Man. The mood changed as the Rev, Roger Wrigley joined the band in a narrative entitled I Am Music. Then the Swing Choir ap- peared singing By the Sea. The band and 'fish' took over as they presented an underworld sea fantasy. The Pledge of Allegiance and America brought the show to a close. igh school and eighth grade majorettes dance to Alla Barocca. f f-ff--f Qmmm,aw,,:-Mamma:fsfmwrarn1'u . - swrl.fvl .awww w The popular Swing Choir had a very exciting year. This year the boys appeared in brown corduroy pants and gold shirts. The girls, in bright orange pant suits, soon came to know themselves as The Carrot Corps. The 1970-71 Swing Choir members in- cluded: Sopranos-Sheila Mowry, jo Schlegel, Linda Shirey, and Susan Schlegel, Altos-ShirleyCroshong, Beverly Ballard,Cheryl Bradburry, and Patti Saunders, Tenors-Phil Schull, Greg Maynard, and Mike Gind- hartp and Bases-Kevin Wrigley, Steve Sharp, and Denny Babb. These students spent many hours of their own time in order to provide entertainment for many civic organizations. The members agree that the hardest worker of all was Miss Karen Bow- lin, who organized, rehearsed, and accompanied them on both piano and accordian. Starting in late November, the Swing Choir sang for the Indiana Horticultural Society. The program in- cluded such popular songs as Put a Little Love in Your Heart, This Cuy's in Love with You, What the World Needs Now, and The Beat Goes On. Tenor, Greg, works hard at learning new music. 66 Activities The Carrot Cori Choir performed at Music Honors Banquet. lk? ig il ,. 2. Swing choir members are from left: Cheryl Bradbury, Patti Saunders, Beverly Ballard. Row 2: Kevin Wrigley, Steve Sharp, Shirley Croshong, Sheila Coming? ll Dressed in Swim suits they sing By the Sea . bE5HQ'ii C SusieS -U ...n,.,,.,, .. .... , -...c..-.., ..c.. 3: ,jo Schlegel, Linda Shirey, Phil Schull, fNot picturedl. Swing Choir entertained ladies at Pike's Peak Church. Activities 67 Members of lr. High Choir are from left: Mrs. Mundy, Ruth Kirby, Lee Schlegel, Maria Greene, Brad Bronnenburg, Gary Nale, Kathy McNeil, Cheryl Barnum, Dixie Mowery, Sue Rowland. Row 2: Tracy Nixon, Cindy Manring, Linda Lay, Mat Ashton, Tracy Yattau, loan Emmerheiser, Carol Royal. Dressed in costumes of the famous decade, chorus mem- bers opened the final scene of the Variety Show with a look at the Roaring 20's. 68 ACtivitieS t K Row 3: Kathy Moore, Susan See, Laura Coffey, Scott Simmons April Stevens, jo Ellen Litchfield, Diane Oakly, Row 4: Cind Montgomey, Cathy Williams, Bonnie Pederson, Kathy Fort Kathy Bussa, Tammy Milton, Patricia Humphrey. Shirley gives Kevin a piano lesson. J 3 horus Extends Itself Beyond Th Walls of D. H. Eligh School Chorus officers are from left: Steve Sharp, vp: bheila Mowrey, tres: Jacque Coffin, sec: Shirley Groshong, res. Members of the Daleville High School Chorus had many opportunities to perform this year. ln Septem- ber, at the P.T.O. Ice Cream Social, the chorus sang selections of Downtown , Moon River, and How High the Moon . For their next performance the chorus traveled to Ball State to sing in a combined chorus at Emens Auditorium. They sang with the Muncie Youth Sym- phony. They also presented a short program for the Music Boosters and participated in the annual Christmas Sing. Bariety Show 1971 was the main highlight of the year for the chorus. lt was the third annual show that the Music Department had presented. The money earned went for new risers. The final performance of 1971 was given at Wabash High School on April 26. The reason for this was that the Wabash High School Chorus visited our school last and then invited our chorus to perform at their school. The performance at Wabash was very suc- cessful. embers of High School Chorus are from left: Doreen 'Dell, Susie Schlegel, jo Schlegel, Linda Crosley, Neila odson, Bev Ballard, Susan Rowland, Anita Alfrey, Miss lowlin. Row 2: lacque Coffin, Rowena Pugsley, Patty Holts- tlaw, Cindy Daniels, Karen Smith, Sheila Hensley, Linda Shirey, Pam Rowe, Shirley Groshong. Row 3: Sheila Mowrey, Patti Saunders, Pam Costigan, Patty Rowe, jeanne Swaby, Kris Martin, janet Pittsford, Teresa Graham, Laurie Hoy. Row 4: Bob Hartley, Kevin Wrigley, Steve Sharp, Eddie Bolton, Bill Applegate, Mike Cindhart, Pat Schlegel. Activities 69 Band Takes First Place Troph Miss Bowlin accepts the first place trophy at Ball State's Band Day. Band plays carols at Christmas sing. n majors stand at attention. Q s of the high school band are from left: Mike Myers, drum major, Steve Sharp, drum major, Teresa Engle, sec. -head majorette, Pam Redic, tres. and co-head majorette, Randy Schlegel, pres, Mike Ramsey, vp. Activities 71 junior High band members are from left: Kathleen Brown, ludy Reagan, Janie Maddox, Elaine Marcum, Debbie Swaby, Sue Mitchell, Pam Level, Ricky Mowrey. Row 2: Micky Dono- van, Debbie Riddle, Kay Hook, Perry Plat, Dick Sheatfer, jeff Tuttle, Glen Bussa, Terry More, David Shoemaker, Rex Ransey. Row 3: Ricky Rathbun, Kurtis Faux, Tim Cunningham, Tom Crosley, jay Hamilton, Rick Schlegel, Mark Cannon, Kelli Brown, Duane Ullom, Mark Bolton. Row 4: Dennis Earls Ronnie Rathbun, Kenny Perry, Phil Sharp, Ron Wilson, Dor Luce, Steve Lennon, Gary Fink, Doug lrelan, Roberta Flynn Miss Karen Bowlin, director. Members of Senior band are from left: Kevin Flynn, Bob Nottingham, Dave Wooten, Gary Schull, Becca Levell, Denny Babb, Bill Applegate, Debbie Luce. Row 2: Merianne Lamb, Debbie Weiss, Karen Anderson, Connie Taylor, Karen Tim- mons, Linda Brubaker, Gary Delong, Greg Maynard, lim Reed, Mike Gindhart, Mike Brown. Row 3: Bruce Cunningham, Don 72 Activities Royal, Mike Myers, Ed Haulter, Mike Ramsey, Randy Schlegel Phil Ashton, jim Litchfield, Dennis Levell, Mike Tipton, Dar lrelan. Row 4: lim Orr, Duane Schull, Steve Sharp, Stevi Rutledge, Tony Milhollin, Everett Puterbaugh, Barry Donovan Bernard Giles, Tim Levell, lack Keesling, Tom Alexander David Ingram. The Beat Goes n The active and successful senior high band began the year in july by competing in the Delware County Fair, finishing third. At the Ball State Band Day in September, the band earned first place honors. The senior high band was joined by the junior high band on several occasions. These included the Hal- loween parade in October, during basketball games, and the annual Variety Show in April. Activities included an ice cream social, hayride, and a trip to Coney Island in May. The band also partici- pated in the Yorktown homecoming parade, the annual Christmas program, and the Lion's Club Queen Contest. , ,M Neal, Susie Huffman, lana McCoy. are from left: Teresa Engle, Co-Head, Cheryl , Pam Redic, Co-Head. Standing: Debbie Bonewit, Mike works hard to keep warm at the Yearbook car wash. Marna and joe inspect the new camera. Members of the 1971 Da Capo Staff are from left: Mark Musick, photographer, Sam Swinford, photographer, Marty Maddox, copy editor, Phil Schull, editor-in-chief, Ilene Rees, academics editor, Sandi Williams, advertizing, joe Scott, sports editor, Kris Poe, adver- tizing, Teresa Engle, album editor, Marna jackson, assistant editor' 1 Mike Marcum, business manager, Karen Wrigley, activities editor, Susan Richman, academics editor, Carol-Ann Stewart, album editor- Marianne Brown, activities editor, Mike Wilson, sports editor. 1 74 Activities Year Capturei Staff The 1971 Da Capo Staff, was made up of hard work- ing and sometimes dedicated seniors. lt is a lot of hard work to put together a book like this. Working as a team, we had our ups and downs. Every hard working group has to have its fun and the staff of 1971 was no exception, keeping the halls occupied during sixth period every day. The symbol chosen this year is on the cover of our book. This is a combination of the peace symbol, arrows of direction, and a starting point, a star. The peace symbol is used to represent the human race and the peace that it is striving for. The arrows are to symbolize an individual that likes to do his own thing in his own way. The star represents a place where every thing starts and also a place where everything is tied together in unity. This symbol can be used to represent the people of today. The symbol has a lot of deep meaning, just as the people of to- day have meaning. : Pictures and Words b Da Capo This year the Daleville High School newspaper staff changed the name of the paper. For many years the paper had been called The Tattler, but in the last two years there had been a growing dissatisfaction with this name. Tattler denotes someone who tattles or tells when someone else makes a mistake. The staff felt that this name did not adequately represent the goals or intentions of their paper. They felt that the school paper should represent the students and how they feel. For these reasons, the name of the paper was changed to Dig It! in the hopes that it could be some- thing that the students could dig. Along with the new name, there was a new advisor for the newspaper, Miss Violet Schonhardt. Mi s Schonhardt sponsored the Dig lt this year The Tattler Becomes Dig lt! Staff members are from left: Pam Nixon, Pam Clements, Mike Rees, Dennis Smith, Florence Ford, Liz Sharp Kathy Vickie Moody, Bev Ballard. Row 2: Marty Maddox, Nancy Rathbun,joe Scott. Hopper, lon Kramer, Victor Fitch, Connie Fritz, Laura Parsons, 76 Activities f -ibrary Aids Ma I Help You? Many improvements and changes have been made this year by our new librarian, Mrs. Ann Henkle. The most significant addition was the very popular and widely used paperback rack. Since students are the primary users of the Library, as much requested material as possible was ordered for them. As a further break away from tradition, color and eye appeal were added with pictures, bulletin boards, and displays of reading material. The 11 Library assistants and 6 audiovisual aides who participated in the volunteer program this year gained valuable experience by assisting others. ll .ssistants are from left: Ilene Rees, Patty Rowe, judi Hall, Jacque Coffin, janet Pittsford. Row 2: Karen immons, Rhonda Miller, Cindy Taylor, joy Estes. V Student Convocations Sparl A wide variety of information and entertainment was presented at student convocations this year. At the beginning of the year a space program was presented by AEC. The Seniors presented a Christmas program with all Seniors sitting on the gym floor singing carols. joe Harris, a state police- man, talked to the whole student body about drugs. Mr. Bayer presented his wrestlers to the students after two of his boys had won the sec- tional. One of the last convocations was sponsored by Campus Life, featuring the Trust Company. Over here George! 78 Activities And for our next number. . . i Would you believe 1, Rat on the moon? Enthusiasm Sgt, joe Harris cracks another joke. Actlvltles 79 Anticipation of the Future A beautiful candlelight service, a commencement address by Secretary of State Larry Conrad, the pres- entation of scholarships, and finally . . . the long awaited diplomas. Mixed with the sadness of leaving old friends and familiar places, was excitement and anticipation of the future. Personal thoughts of the future are in the minds of all. Senior Marna jackson leads the way down the aisle. 80 Activities Seniors wait in the hall, nervously anxious 82 Sports Sports l Diamondmen Improve Record i Coach john Craig's baseball team posted a 5 and 9 xlgilit sggswillief SS F it record this year as they finished in sixth place in Slim. lil is Ugg? C' if ii 3 9 l f EWS the conference. We had five seniors on the team fiigl fifxlls gl il g. Q 3 5 H like ll, lg Vi? , including three four-year lettermen. They were joe ?1,y ', fg laglQil, i , il ll l. E! yi l ff E 1 5 , Scott, Ralph Oakley, and jim Miller. The other two 5 pf N T yi i t 5 seniors were Coerge Mclntyre and Randy Schlegel. Ezgfii jm' ,l,5 y y 'y iE3lg31?Lig X ' S T 5 in i loe Scott' and Ralph Oakley were the Bronco's ,iii mtl, T assi! R y l leading hitters with the batting averages of .326 g5!lsyi Elyi i igil!N Ql, iii A and .325 respectively. Ralph and jim did most of ti EW T the mound work with joe behind the plate. g,'l2f , ,1l W5 I S 'l' 2 ig il, E 9 l ' E T if I-ll . ' i i ' 'S i 2 ' Sophomore Gary Miller led a flock of many talented 5, iillf l it lilgigg fly, E underclassmen who saw action this year. Cary had pf li t g y gtg? ' litlilig l l i an average of .3061 While holding down the Second ,l lt lg! w ill ! i 2 , base position. Mike Brown, a junior, held down his gli - ,gl lll i i . . . Z L E I . position at first base until he injured his ankle, 62, igliwffi E,: , A . sliding into home plate in the game with Blue wif, SU lifts? , 1 il River. Rick Fletcher another Sophomore Provided a ttlillili E, iii . l. , iff fs. I film l strong throwing-arm at shortstop. Sophomore Barry Donavon was our third pitcher and will be our number one pitcher next year. Three Freshmen Mark Brown, Gall' Craig, and Ron Richman lettered :.f-f:: '.:: . F- and should give next years team some help. So next year look for another Conference cham- pionship for DHS. - f .zz-:.iii1. ' 's- ' f' , . - -. .- a.g3'-514, N , In .ill sn it .K -l-if,3,:k,,sL'g,'Q fra' H ,i,.1Qf3e:ssiElfg,, 1 .:1.yw :i:21:' v ' ami.-:.-z.. 1 . O f '- i- .,gi,y,':1-,gy,., - V . I r K it sliifip-5lil's!!5 , A Ti I 2:-ie 1 I if2ti3f2i'f:E1Ili:flSii'21' as -.1 aes. H 25... ' , i ' ' H ' ., 2- . 1.5. x,-.Qi3-:5.5g1,Ep3l-5:i- '21-wr-:agz:lf-f..-. -ai,:i,:f-.eitzfaf-2az:f'.1-H121-.-irlggfs. if. A W: 3-W!-.:::z::x:g:l3t5p if-::sf::1.i.1'ig.!Fif5i a.a:u.ig.,3i.iu P22123 '1':iiI-E:5z,..'E1s:?,i2-iii,-JSE!-a.::ss'lil' 52 gZf ' 2.55: ,ffifi , 5:?'f.i5'i1a3.:'2:E!2i?s, Sas ,.,-4,1-'31,JE?i'fi-3s3 ifig,iE,iif:i i?ZE5f':1fi5?Eai:s:t'5 'IEi52s: 'EE:E.:.:,, H.. ...,...,.........,,,,... . ...,.,,...tt. ,.,,.,,. ,,..., .. , V . ...,i, ,.... . . .,,.... , .... , , .. I ----f - '-er-: ...ffl ' fi1!il'ii ? 3 i ,L . . ' 1 xx ' ,til ' l The seniors started a tradition of wearing white rli ' spikes in their final ballgame. It is their wish that the underclassmen keep this tradition alive. Seni0r'S Start neWfradiTi0f1- i '1 3qlpl Members of the Varsity are: left to right, front row, Rod Davis, Carl Hines, Ron Richman, Barry Donavon, Mark Mus-ick. Thirc Gary Craig, lim Cooper, Kevin Wrigley, Rick Fletcher, Cary row, Coachjohn Cralg,joe Scott, George Mclntyre,jlm Miller Miller. Second row, Mark Brown, Mike Brown, Rob Sullivan, Ralph Oakley, Randy Schlegel. 84 Sports 'Ralph warms up before the game. George awaits his turn in the batting cage. joe hustles to make the play. jim holds up at third. Sports 85 Future Team Look Good Gary leads the way. 86 Sports Coach Hodson figures our score for the County. This year's Cross-Country Team are Front Row L. to R. Dale Comm, Bill Harmon, Ed Haulter, Bobby Voyles, Bob Pittsford Row Two: Tim Levell, Ed Bolton, Gary Miller, Ron Richman i Tom Allen, Rick Haulter, Mgr. Mark Musick. Row Three: oach Hodson, joe Scott, Otis Fouch, Gary Swinford, Rod Davis, jim Miller, Mgr. Dave Lennen. This year's Cross-Country team wasn't the best that we have had, but the future does look bright. joe Scott, a Senior, was supposed to have helped the team this year, but was injured after the first meet and was out for the rest of the year. lim Miller, Otis Fouch, and Ed Bolton were the other Seniors on the squad. junior Gary Swinford was our number one man all year with two freshmen, Ron Richman and Bobby Voyles, running in the top five all season. This year's record for the dual meets was two and six, but considering that all the area schools were unusually strong, we didn't do too badly. Other underclassmen that should help the team next year will be Rick Haulter, Rod Davis, and Tom Allen. Coach Phil Hodson is very optimistic about the fu- ture teams in this sport. Coach Hodson said that even though we didn't win many meets he still en- joyed coaching the boys, because they had all worked very hard. Managers Mark and Dave show their usefulness. 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Sports 89 It was a ve Members of the Varsity Wrestling team are: left to right, front rOW, Mgr- Phil Miller, P-13 Wilson, BHFVY DOWHVOW Coach Ray row, Phil Rees, Phil Ashton, Sam Swinford. Second row, Arick Bayer, Steve Shafpf lim Mllleff Mgr- GHVY Schull- Landis, Randy Tharp, Bobby Huffman, Mike Emenhiser. Third 4 Sam wins by pin in the Conference. 90 Sports 1 od year PJ. rides him for the pin. Coach Ray Bayer again displayed the type of team that everybody likes to see. The team's record was 7 and 5, but among the teams that the team did defeat were many undefeated teams. All the schools that defeated us were schools much larger than D.H.S. Some of the teams that defeated us during the season were defeated by our Broncos in the sectional. For the first time a County wrestling meet was held. The Broncos put up a good fight, but fell short. The margin of defeat was only one match. The Broncs came in second however, and walked away with 5 County Champions. The team did retain the Conference Championship by scoring 114 points with eight different champions. The Broncos went to the sectional very confident that they could make a good showing. Mr. Bayer's grapplers did make a good showing, as they placed third and had two sectional champs, Mike Emenhiser and jim Miller. This year the first 4-year wrestlers finished their high school careers. They were Randy Tharp, Pj Wilson, and the first 4-year letterman, Sam Swinford. All three of these men had very good seasons. Randy posted a 9 and 3 record and was Conference champ for two years. Pj's record was 16, 3, and 1 and he won the County and repeated his Conference win for the second time. Sam had a 19 and 2 record while winning the County and his second Conference Championship. Next year might prove to be an even better year, with hopes and dreams of a State Cham- pion. Steve gets ready to shoot for the take-down. Sports 91 :ii S? IFS! 'L 3 , I aw - if . X gf' ,Via . 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'fi sf A . - r mth! vi 1 U4 5 I-s , Hai?- !-v 68 Wg? r 4 1 M ': ir K :Mgr I X , 5 V E g if gg? is 5 wx ff K I 2 ? W M ai . s I Q ri ff L 2 s I qi 1 'I ' ,e 3 5 f 3' Si K M i Q, QMS? s r 1 H. SW 5 3 2 A 1 5 -Elini -5- rr ,,,, .:,,: 5 . S 2395!-9-:mga K ' 'ff W 295 2. rf Arick prepares to escape 92 Sports Eight very proud Conference Champs. en Behind the Scenes Zeserves are from left to right: jim Cooper, Mike Brown, Bruce Cunningham, Phil Marsh, jim Litchfield, Greg Maynard. Senior manager Phil Miller gets ready for a meet. Sports 93 Mayb Members of the Varsity are: left to right, front row, Roi Davis, jay Ryder, Gary Craig, Mark Estes, Gary Miller, Kevi joe putsit up. Wrigley. Second row, Coach john Craig, Mike Brown, jo Off th9Y 80- Kevin is 94 Sports ext Year icott, Chris Hutton, Randy Schiegel, Mark Brown, Rob Hale, ksst. Coach Mr. Neuman. Chris attempts a rebound. g the jump. Manager, Mark Musick. Sports 95 At the beginning of this years basketball season the team and coach were very concerned about how to better last years record. This task proved to be impossible as their season record was the same as last years. One of their many problems was falling behind in one of their quarters and then having to fight back in the remaining quarters to make up for their cold quarter. joe Scott was the leading scorer followed closely by Rob Hale. Along with being the leading scorer, joe had the best free-throw per- centage and accumulated the most rebounds. Rob Hale was second for grabbing rebounds and Chris Hutton was third. Mike Brown, who was only able to play about half of the season, because of a bad ankle, had the best field goal percentage. The broncos proved that they were improving, as they defeated Wapahani later in the season after being beaten by them earlier in the county tourney. Several under- classmen helped to fill out the team this year and this should prove to be helpful for next years team. Basketball DHS Albany ..... .... 6 7 66 Blue River .... .... 6 8 52 Redkey ....... .... 7 2 52 Union .,....... .... 7 4 70 Monroe Central . . . .... 74 62 Eastern ........ .... 6 8 56 Northeastern . . . .... 57 54 Delta ......... .... 9 3 62 Wes-Del .... .... 9 4 57 Tri-High. . . ..... 77 62 Wapahani . . . .... 62 44 Yorktown ........ . . .100 35 Cowan ............ .... 7 2 61 Randolph Southern . . . .... 96 73 Morton .......... .... 7 8 74 Dunkirk ...... .... 8 4 65 Muncie North .. .... 83 61 Wapahani . . . .... 81 82 Bryant ........ . . .102 62 Pendleton Hts. . . . . .100 52 96 Sports Randy tries for two. Introductions before the game. -Team Improves Record vlembers of the B-Team are: left to right, front row, Dave Wooten, jackie Nale, lay Ryder, Mike Ramsey, Rick Fletcher, Second row, Rob Sullivan, Gary Miller, Bob Pittsford, Fred B-Team DHS Albany .... .... 4 4 28 Blue River . .. .... 41 42 Redkey ....... .... 4 5 43 Union .......... .... 5 2 35 Monroe Central . . . .... 64 38 Eastern ....... .... 4 7 34 ,Northeastern .... .... 5 1 43 lDelta ........ .... 3 8 62 3Wes-Del . . . .... 75 47 Tri-High ... .... 67 42 lYorktown ........ .... 4 4 32 Cowan ............ .... 4 3 36 'Randolph Southern .... .... 6 8 36 Morton .......... .... 4 0 51 Dunkirk ...... .... 4 5 33 Muncie North .. . .... 49 62 Wapahani ..... .... 5 1 56 Bryant ....... .... 5 2 58 Barnell, Barry Barnum, Mgr. jim Reed. Third row, Mgr. Dave Lennon, Leon Morgan, Tom Alexander, Mark Brown, Ron Richman, Coach Les Newman. This years B-Team had a record of 6 wins and 7 losses, which shows a lot of improvement from last year. Do to the fact that most of the team was made up of freshmen and sophomores they were very in- experienced, but they proved that they were be- coming better by winning four out of five of their last games. They had several ups and downs through the whole season and had a very hard time getting a balanced game together. The team was shifted around several times also as they moved some B- Team boys up to the varsity. It is hoped that these boys will be able to bring basketball back to Daleville next year and we are quite sure that they should be capable of it. Sports 97 Gary hustles under the boards. jay Ryder shows his style. Coach Newman watches anxiously. 98 Sports reshmen Basketball fy 'llifl Q 5 it A 1 s gt U 35 iii 54 f ill fi it -f lfsnw l EQ. 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Competition was very close in all of their games and they were only beaten by more than three points twice. Everyone that was on the team got to play quite often and that proves that the team was balanced. Although there are only seven boys in the team picture, there were twelve boys that played for the freshmen. Many of the boys on the team were altered back and forth to the B-team, which made it hard for the team to become accustomed to. Members of the Freshmen team are: left to right, front row, Haulter, Dave Ingram, john Phillips, Leon Morgan, and Coach jackie Nale, Dale Gomm, Danny Cox, second row, Eddie Newman, Sports 99 Coach Newman in his usual pose. 100 Sports Coz passes on vital information Golfers await start of Sectional. inda prays for some luck for Gary. Woot continues down the fairway. 9 5 WW T4 E 3 A Q 4 Sports 101 Cheerleadersg Baa Our cheerleaders are l. to r. Andrea Pahmier, Shirley Groshong, Rena Pugsley, and Kris Poe, Andrea begins another yell at the County. 102 Sports Kris shouts instructions to pep club. si1eminewevmgwuwsfszsewsawafsfusmgzsawasrzsefmmmzwumwafamsmfmmwfmemwesweawswsmumwawnwssmmmmaeaigwsewmwwmre mass xi ua ne of Any Team -team cheerleaders are l. to r. Tina Pederson, Nela Hodson, Beth Hale, and Linda Crosley. inis year our cheerleaders were led by enthusiastic enior Kris Poe, who finished her third year as var- cheerleader. Another senior, Shirley Groshong, hed her second year as varsity cheerleader. rea Pahmier and Rena Pugsley served their first the varsity squad. These girls wanted new so they sponsored a car wash and a shoe ne to pay for them. The girls attended a pizza ld at Yorktown during the County Tourney. the B-team cheerleaders in line was duty of the varsity cheerleaders. Inspiring eam and Freshmen squads were Tina mn, Nela Hodson, Beth Hale, and Linda These girls led the yells during the B-team as well as participating in the School Song yelling for the varsity. Tina always finds time to practice her cheerleading. im! 5' mB Sports 103 Coach Duane Osburn came out of retirement to coach our trackmen once again. Coach Osburn's boys made a fine showing this season, grabbing fourth in both the County and the Conference meets. The teams dual meet record was 3 and 5, actually the team beat as many teams as defeated them. Their best meet was against Cowan in a dual meet, the Broncos defeated Cowan 88 to 30. Many of the guys set lifetime bests in their individual events this season. Mike Brown, who was named best runner, set a lifetime best in the long jump, leaping 20 feet and one inch. lim Miller threw the shot a distance of 47 feet and 8 inches for a career high. Bruce Clevenger ran a 24.7 second 220 to set a career high and also a goal for next years season. Freshman Ron Richman was named most improved runner for the season. Ronnie well deserved this award, running the 440 in a time of 53.8 seconds, which set a new freshmen record. Ron also broke the freshman record in the pole vault going 11 feet. Coach Osburn was quoted as saying, Ron is one of the most promising runners that I have had the privilege to coach, I am looking for great things from that boy.'f lim hurls the shot at the Conference. 104 Sports Osburn's Bac Eddie keeps the pace. Members of the track are left to right, front row, Norman Purdue, Gary Gullion, Mike Tipton, Cary Craig, Bob Pittsford, john Phillips, Mark Brown, lack Keesling, Dale Comm, Gary goaching Track A fine performance in the High Hurdles. f All .Miss.,sg:5g.gw.5rf2f f:fggfsg.ff.i1imsmgrwf ,wg ,mmimgk,wazfgaggagumgayeggi,,-.gy 2253135 gvesszsisfzrsvfaz fwfsbisxmisggfg. v.1ssf+slif?fa:'a? 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N .wx 'x '-F .--ferr.:-f r-'ra' 9-'. at 'E V E 4 Wal. .. .lla ins! f Hw E '4 't4 s m 7fl. ?2.f !ii Members of junior High track team are 1st row left to right: Miller, 3rd row: Mgr. Brad Bronneburg, Bill Woolsey, Rudy Bill Parker, Randy Nichols, Mark Sullivan, Bill Thornbro, Dave Ballard, Les Clements, Alan Orebaugh, Steve Lennon, mgr. Phil Boyd, 2nd row: Tom Crosley, Curt Faux, Phil Sharp, Walt Lennon, Coach Ray Bayer. Sports 107 l Golfers Use Year to Rebuild This year our golf team was composed entirely of underclassmen. The team was coached again by Mr. Herb Wilson. The only two returning let- termen from last year's team were Mark Estes and lay Ryder, who showed that they were experienced by being the number one and two men all season. jay shot a 38 for his best score all year, while Mark's best was a 40 in a meet with Frankton. The other varsity members were Dan Cox, Dave Wooten, and Rob Sullivan, who were the numbers three, four, and five men respectively. Our linksmen placed fifth in both the conference and county meets finished 18th in a very tough Sectional. Coach Wilson again picked the most valuable and most improved golfers. This year lay was most valuable and Rob was most improved. Rob went from the 60's to the 50's. lay putts for a birdie Our golfers for this year were from L. to R. Dan Cox, Mark Estes, Rob Sullivan, Dave Wooten, and not pictured jay Ryder 108 Sports x W W ZWV ,L LL,.f 5 -ziiy Q, E ,H 2 1' ,Qf TIA A.,,,Qf 1W,Al l ,AL:W,iAW go, LA.L, A. 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I i i i i 5 i s E i i 5 i 5 i E Dan chips up on the green. 5 i f i i i E i The Coach and the guys watch the action on the first tee. Sports 109 110 Album Ibum Seniors Anticipa The senior class was in good hands under the leadership of Phil Schull, Pres., Marna jackson, Sec-Tres., and Chris Hutton, Vice Pres. racluation l vlARlANNE BROWN-Pep Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Library Asst. 45 4-H1,2,3 STAN CAMPBELL ACQUE COFFIN-FHA 1,2,35 lr. Play5 Pep Club 15 Chorus 2,3 PAM COSTIGAN-Chorus 2,35 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 35 Pep Club 1,2,3 BON COX ONNA CRAIG CHUCK ANDERSON-Basketball1,2,35 4-H 1,2 RICK ANDERSON-4-H1,2,3,45 jr. Play5 Band 1 BEVERLY BALLARD-Chorus 1,2,45 Tattler Staff 45 FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 25 Campus Life 45 Office Asst. 1 ROGER BARLOW EDDY BOLTON-Track1,2,45 Cross Country 2,35 Baseball 4 GLENDA BRONNENBERG-Pep Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 2,3 Honor Society 3,45 Prom Attendant Album 113 T14 Album WAYNE EASTERLY-Wrestling 1,25 Track 2,35 Cross Country 25 Baseball 15 Ir. Play IOY ESTES-GAA 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Honor Society 45 FHA 4 DALE FAUX VICTOR FITCH-Wrestling 25 Ir. Play PAUL FOUCH PAUL FREEMAN IEFF GINDHEART STEVE GLAZE-Ir. Play MARY CRANCER-F HA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2 SHIRLEY CROSHONC-Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 FHA 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 GAA pres. 45 Sec.!Treas. Stu- dent Council ROB HALE-Track 1,25 Baseball 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2 IUDY HALL-Pep Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 Year Book Queen Candidate, GAA 35 Prom Queen 1970 lr. Play MARNA IACKSON-CAA 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H 1-4, Pep Club 1,2,35 Honor Society 3,4 Da Capp Staff, Ir. Play Secretary Treasurer, Betty Crocker Homemaker 1uuE KAUFFMAN FRANK LAY MARTY MADDOX-Tatler 3,45 YR. Book 45 Ir. Play MIKE MARCUM-WrestIing1,25 Da Capo 4 MELISSA MARSH-FHA1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Ir. Class Play DAVID MARTIN-Wrestling 1,25 Golf 1,2,3 MIKE MARVELL-Track 15 Wrestling 1 LANA MCCOY-FHA1,2,35 Pep Club 15 Ir. PIay5 Homecoming Queen Candidate5 Prom Attendant, Band 1 GEORGE MCINTYRE-GoIf1,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Cross Country 3 IIM MILLER-Baseball 1-45 Cross Country 253,45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 1-4 PHILLIP MILLER-Wrestling 35 Wrestling Manager 4 RANDY MILLER-WrestIing1,25 A-V 4 SHEILA MOWREY RALPH OAKLEY 116 Album PAM ROWE-FHA1-45 Pep Club 1-35 GAA 35 Ir. Play RANDY SCHLEGEL PHIL SCHULL-Class Pres. 45 Yr. Book Editor5 Honor Society 3,45 Basketball Mgr. 1-4, Cross Country Mgr. 1,2,35 Boy's State Delegate JOE SCOTT-Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 1-4 Track 2,3,45 A-V 15 jr. Class Play PATTY ROWE-Pep Club 35 GAA 35 Library Asst. 45 Jr. Play ELIZABETH SHARP-Honor Society 3,45 Tattler Staff KRIS POE-Cheerleader 1-45 FHA 1-45 GAA 3,45 jr. Play IEFF RATHBUN PAM REDIC-Majorette 1-45 Head Majorette 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 GAA ILENE REES-Pep Club 1-45 Student Council 1,25 Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Da Capo 45 FHA 1-45 4-H 1-3 MIKE REES-Wrestling 1,25 Cross Country 2,35 Baseball 15 lr. Play, Tattler Staff SUSAN RICHMAN-Vice President 25 Pep Club 1-45 Honor Society 3,45 4-H1,2,35 Yr. Book 4 I SAM SWINFORD Da Capo Staff' Wrestlin 2 3 4 1 f 8 I 1 CINDY TAYLOR-FHA 1-47 Pep Club 1-47 Honor Society 2,3 Tattler Staff RANDY THARP-Track 1, Wrestling 1-4 DOLORES TIPTON-FHA 2,3,4j GAA 3,47 Honor Society 3,47 Pep Club 2,3 BONNIE WADE-Class Pres. 17 FHA 1-47 Pep Club 1-47 GAA 37 Ir. Play 3 THENA WATSON DENNIS SMITH-Wrestling 27 Honor Society 3,4j Campus Life KIRK STAGE- CAROL STEWART- IACKIE STEWART IANE STEWART-Pep Club 1,27 Tattler 37 FHA 1-37 Honor So- ciet IEAIXINE SWABY-FHA 37 Pep Club 37 Album 117 SANDI WILLIAMS-Tattler Staff, Honor Society 3,45 FH1 GAA 35 Yr. Book 45 Pep Club 1-3 MIKE WILSON-Wrestling 1-4, lr. Class Play KAREN WRIGLEY-FHA 1-45 fSecretary 3,455 Honor S CV.P. 435 Chorus 1-25 Pep Club 1-35 Basketball Hoste Capo Staff 45 4-H 1-45 GAA 3-45 fTreasurer 455 Girl's1 Delegate h 4 I 4 118 Album Album 119 juniors The very capable officers of the junior Class were: Cindy Ratz, Vice President, Dave Bradway, President, and Pam Clements, Secretary-Treasurer. 120 Album X., an M,,fw,.mw , f-,, zfimnmmfwwmna-me:.1 f :ffmm 2fQwE'.x2Ti4f4:45lL5??i fW954?7f7Q?5'???3 ixi6?li wi: 11 frzifrilriiiwiis ' r w eifwii Filftlglttmi LEA N E E fi. lil fhifbf l ln l A FX 5 ,. .r gases A C K 45 Lg? 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Quality pictures are your's from Reid's Studio Ramsey Tractors always has first quality equipment. 142 Advertisements Susan is getting ideas for the future at the lewel Shop in Muncie. The hair styling at the Broncette Beauty Shop always has that profes- sional touch. Ilene and George pay a visit to the Merry-Maid Laundry in Yorktown. Advertisements 143 Quality meat is the only kind Shirey's have. Need an oil change? See Fuller Arco in Yorktown. 144 Advertisements Everything in lawnmowers, tractors and paints is available at Schaaf's Service. Hoppes is the place to buy all the feed you need. Candy delivered by Clevenger Vending is always fresh because of the Service. Advertisements 145 People in Daleville love the service at the Central Bank and Trust. Landscaping by Garr's is a plus for any yard. 146 Advertisements and its you upon your graduation andoffer their sincere best wishes for every success in the coming years. ' I America mem INDIANA 81 MICHIGAN fzfcmn: cofwmfvv Electric Power Yorktown Tool and Die, Yorktown, Indiana. Fast and friendly service has always been a policy at Pic gl Pay. Advertisements 147 This house is being offered by Stewart Realty. Pretty Boy P.l. digs the clothes at the Squire Shop. Everything from flowers to baskets can be found at Bailey's 148 Advertisements Nixon Grain and Fertilizer fulfills all your planting and harvesting needs. All your building needs can be found at the Chesterfield Lumber Co. lnc. Advertisements 149 Choose the perfect camper for your family at Brunner Camper East Side Dairy, Anderson, Indiana. Sales. SERVING THE FINANCIAL NEEDS OF DELAWARE COUNTY . AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 110 EAST MAIN STREET, MUNCIE CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST 4910 KILGORE AVENUE, MUNCIE INDUSTRIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK 117 EAST ADAMS STREET, MUNCIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 122 souTH MULBERRY STREET, MUNCIE MUNCIE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 WEST CHARLES STREET, MUNCIE MUTUAL HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 61. LOAN ASSOCIATION 110 EAST CHARLES STREET, MUNCIE 150 Advertisements Nancy Voyles enjoys the comfort of the furniture from Stewarts. There is always friendly service at Bonnet Drugs. Your money is always safe in the Farmer's State Bank in Middletown. Advertisements 151 Cosmetics from the Chesterfield Pharmacy make the perfect gift for any lady. People enjoy the friendly service at Convenient in Middletown. Interstate Marathon Friendly service 24 Hours a day 500 feet off of Interstate 69 on State Road 67 Phone 378-3321 152 Advertisements We made the crank a classi getting rid of it. We're Delco Remy. The automotive electrical people. In the years that have passed since we turned the crank into a relic, we've been busy. Building Delco batteries. Delcotron charging systems. Electric starters. Ignition systems. And just about everything else in your car that's electric. As a matter of fact, today we're the world's largest producer of electrical sys- tems for cars, trucks, buses, farm tractors, construction vehicles, boats, garden trac- tors . well, you name it. Big deal, you say. Who thinks about electrical systems? Hardly anybody. We build them to work so well nobody has to. Delco -Rerny Division oi General Motors - Anderson, Indiana R. G. Bob TAYLOR ONLY A PERSONAL INSPECTION CAN SHOW YOU THE QUALITY AND CRAFTSMAN BUILT INTO A ROBERT G. TAYLOR HOME R.R. 'I, Box 325 378-7556 154 Advertisements MACH I N E RY SALES C0. Wood 84 Metal Working Machinery-New 84 Used Servingl d try, Sch I and H raftsma DI ll 383366 Sears Roebuck 84 Co. Anderson, Indiana 'f ' G d Y M yB k sToN EY HAVEN COMMERCIAL MQTEL HUFFMAN REALTY St. Rd.67 D I Il I d M I d 378 7972 R 84 S SINCLAIR SERVICE Complete Service Truck-T ctor-Auto Electric 84 Acetylene Welding 141 Pele, lm. Wholesale Meats 2100 East Willard St SRRQ 6 East Wrecker Service Bgglmgz lfZ4hunCLeig3dEj3O7 Compliments of ANDERSON PLUMBING, HEATING READMO RE 84 AIRCONDITIONINC- A d I d Daleville 378-7237 TRAVELER'S REST Earl 84 Fran'S MQTEL Good Food 18 Units For Your Convenience Highway 67 and l-69 Showers o Hot Water o Air Conditioning Phone 378-5181 Te'eViSi0n Chesterfield Indiana R.R. 8 Box 442 Chesterfield Anderson, lnd. Phone 378-3509 RETZ RQGERIS JEWELERS SPORTING GUODS Serving You With All Major Your High School Class Ring l . . ,, Headquarters Sporting Good Lines 226 S. Walnut Muncie 407 S' Walnut St' Muncie, Ind. 288-8532 FANNlN'S COIN-O-MATIC CHESTERFIELD LAUNDRY CLEANERS 84 LAUNDRY 325 Anderson Road Free PlCk'UP 84 Delivery Chesterfield Chesterfield Anderson Qpen 24 Hou,-5 121 Plum 1900 Central 378-3431 642-7189 Attendant on Duty 8 am.-10 pm. CARMAN'S DRIVE-IN DICK RECTDR Dining Room Real Estate Curb Service lnsuilance Carry Out 310 Anderson Bank Building Muncie Indiana Anderson Indiana 156 STO RY'S TRUCK STOP Propane Gas Mechanic On Duty 24 Hrs. A . Box 534 o Daleville, Ind. 47334 Wmcker 84 Road Sferwce sr. Rd. 67-2 Miles East of I-69 24 Hours Service . 7-378-3397 Phone 378-0384 Ph 31 Compliments of HUNTER-WEIDNER CHEVROLET 2603 Broadway Anderson Compliments of CHESTERFIELD TOOL 84 DIE P.O. Box 67 Indiana Chesterfield, Indiana SYLVESTE R HOME MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER FOR THE AGED , Chronic and Convalesent Ph. 284-8283 Everything Musical Hammond Organs 84 Pianos Muncie 207 W. jackson Muncie Indiana Latest I H O H BINK 'S Styles ALDEA S daisy fresh . ,MORKTOWN Diamonds CARPET CARE 33, N Y Ei Bulova xt MAMONDS ee Watches Eiggije Estimate fa, , ATCHES-JEWELRY 2 W WATCH REPAIR ii Teen Daleville 378-5373 VARIETY mum mousxmos or :rams 5 I Charms .- i4.-, 5 157 Compliments of BOYLE 84 SONS MEAT MARKET Yorktown Indiana INSU RANCE Fire o Auto o Life Robert Marshall Ph. 284-0283 Muncie, Indiana Quality Photo Finishing Repair Service Ph. 282-0204 Muncie DALEVILLE BARBER SHOP Need a haircut in a hurry? Two full time barbers Gene 84 Carlos Sanitary Shop o Air Conditioned o T.V. 14 Years in Daleville DAVIS FRUIT FARM Products of Quality Fruit Daleville 378-3403 DALEVI LLE FU RNITU RE and AL CTION CO. New, Used, Antique Furniture Consignments Welcome jerry Brummett Dale Wilson 1 Mark Kingen 0 till 7 378-0328 FAIR TRADE MOTOR SALES Quality Used Cars Owner: john T. Roland East of Chesterfield 378-7534 C BOLE'S SHELL SERVICE Highway 32 and Plum Street Phone 378-0329 hesterfield Indiana 'I58 IRELAN TV SERVICE Phone 759-5415 R. No. 8, Box 314 Muncie Indiana 47334 C ROSS SERVICE STATION Daleville St. Rd. 67 378-0395 CIB WARFIELD AGENCY All Forms of Insurance Real Estate 33 E. Main St. Hwy. 32 East Phone 378-3344 Compliments of STO RY'S RESTAU RANT Daleville Indiana CASH 84 CARRY LUMBER CO., INC. Daleville, Indiana Fred Fuller Phone Day Night 378-7575 643-9704 THE CANDLE TREE 3001 Wheeling Avenue Muncie Indiana MOORE DRUG INC. Prescriptions, Cosmetics Hallmark Cards Convalescent-Sales 84 Rental Registered Pharmacists jack Moore-john Hollon 108 Maple Village Shopping Center Middtletown Ph. 354-2251 Compliments of DAY'S STAN DA RD Phone 378-0327 Daleville Indiana 159 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATES 5 !0P b k 60705 ' 552,20 Cefrf?rZ'LiZ C H EV RO L ET EACH ACCOUNT INSURED TO 520,000 MOR- TAGE LOANS TO BUY, BUILD or REMODEL Henry County Saving and Loan Association M354-2248 107 North 5th St. Middletown Middletown Indiana Finca to 714-dd TOWN E SH OPPE Ladies Apparel Accessories 1701 01-,io Ave, Formal and Bridal Wear Anderson, Indiana Anderson Ph. 644-8891 KELLY FURNITURE co. VALLEY VIEW ooLF couRsE 1129 Meridian Anderson, Ind. Furniture-Carpets-Draperies-Appliances Phone 354-2698 Home Furnished Complete Middletown lndlana STM THE SIGN OF QUALITY 84 Compliments of mc. , WILKEN S CERTIFIED Tools, Dies, Special Machinery Precision Production Box 547 Chesterfield Indiana Daleville, Ind. 47334 j.C. Pugsley, Pres. Ph. 317-378-3268 160 For a Rewarding Future Enroll at LEO 84 HOOGE'S UNION 76 AMBER'S BEAUTY SCHOOL 107 Walnut St. Dalevilie Phone 378-3686 803 E. Washington Muncie Ph. 288-8312 o to Compliments of fin- Daleville Indiana Photo Offset-Letterpress Yorktown, Ind. 47396 ALL STATE INSURANCE CRULL REALTY Auto o Home o Life o Health rstisfingallliies and Business Ne?NgHOmeS es Rex Rees' Agent 210 Anderson Road Ph' 3783949 Chesterfield Indiana Daleville Indiana STAR LIGHT DECKER'S, INC. MOTEL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT R. R. 8 Muncie 21 West 11th St. Ph. 759-5020 Anderson Ph. 643-7447 161 RICHMAN FUNERAL HGME Yorktown 739-5333 Hartford City G-HSTOFI 348-0710 358 3535 Compliments of William Ballard Daleville Compliments of FINANCIAL INSURANCE Honey's Hair Fashion, Daleville Ben Franklin, Chesterfield Braiser Burger, Yorktown Colonial Shoes, Yorktown State Farm Insurance, Yorktown Dave's Whiteflash, Yorktown Treasure Mart, Yorktown BOOSTERS McCrackin Ford, Middletown Sander's T.V., Middletown Frazel Funeral, Middletown Centry's Cabinet Shop, Anderson Cook 84 Buck, Anderson Margaret's Beauty, Muncie Ron's Barber Shop, Yorktown 162 Advertisements Remember when. . . . . .the Librarians made it fun to come tothe library? . . .Bruce was a sensible young man? . . .jerry quietly sat and drank only Pepsi? Remember when . .Steve played with kids his own age? 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