DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1971 volume:

a he oy Pes In the Air or On the Ground, DeKalb Barons are Best Around. Saber 1971 DeKalb High Schoo Waterloo, Indiana Volume IV DHS’ers in Summertime Ginger, Kennis, and Anita take advantage of the yearbook dance to sign yearbooks. Driving novices listen in order to master the skills. The Marching Barons rehearse one more time before that big day at State Fair. ¢ Dee | (STAINLESS. STN EWARE “ 5m99) 1 STANDAR Here come the Greenies! “And this is a gas pump, Bill.”’ Bill and Cecil exchange Sabers. Senior girls compare schedules to see if they have classes together. You sign my yearbook and I'll sign yours. asi i 4 i Fair: A Welcomed Change of Pace Mike Carnahan in his second childhood. The Junior Class booth is a well-known sight at the fair. Awarded the title of Second Runner-Up, Diane Derrow awaits her ride to the platform on the square. Sheila Hall, also a representative of the Barons in the queen contest, competes in the talent section. Sue Cox is completely contented after a fun-filled ride on the rock-o-planes on Kid Day. itfferent Things D Student Life NZS a ifferent People to 1D Revised Dress Code Changes Baron Dress Double Barons—Double Trouble? DONP|S BILOU2=Ponipyje LLonpyes Pies Crowls Smiths Manons Schaabs Collinses Griffins Seisses and Rainiers Watsons Schmidts MacKinnons Woods Proud Barons Work Up Spirit Waiting for the start .. . eee . . . Ending in victory! First in ten, do it again? A serious moment . . Baron Spirit: Shown in Many Ways Cindy Dickman, as Miss DeKalb 1970, represented true Baron spirit. Jeff gets a kick out of being a Baron. Agony and Ecstasy! 11 12 Homecoming QF lhe “Everything Is Beautiful’ mee, ba ocimmiaiil riti® a Yeo $Y ite See Roald Sale Cindy Lockwood displays tears of joy as she is ccowned Homecoming Queen for 1971 by Sherry Smith, Homecoming Queen 1970 (Evening Star photo). Tonya Hughes and Bob Knott step over the bridge to the homecoming dance. “Everything Is Beautiful’—Homecoming 1971—was held in mid-October during the half of the DeKalb-East Noble football game. The crowning ceremony took place before the DeKalb grandstand, as the band played the theme song, “Everything Is Beautiful.’’ Cindy Lockwood was crowned homecoming queen by the 1970 queen, Sherry Smith. The court included Carma Gramling and Tedra Simanton, senior attendants; Susy Dreyer, junior attendant; Teri Sanders, sophomore attendant; and Julie Wood, freshman attendant. Cindy and Her Tea Susy Teri Julie My Fair Lady Cast of Characters Eliza Doolittle— Marcia Wertman Gail Gerig Diane Derrow Sheila Hall Henry Higgins—Richard Dennison Colonel Pickering—Paul Hamman Alfred Doolittle—jJack Hanes Mrs. Pearse—Barbara Frownfelter Freddie E. Hill—Scott Smith Mrs. E. Hill—Harriet Mertz Mrs. Higgins—Kay Weiler Mrs. Hopkins—Karen Knott Servants— Ann Mcintosh Diane Kutzner Kathy Hartman Carol Brewer Mike Gerig Gary Warstler Butler-—Dave Worthington Zoltan Karpathy—Dan Cooper Cockney— Mark Reinoehl Paul Thomas Jim Stepp Marvin Skelly Bartender—Ethan Myers Harry—Rick Hall Jamie—Cliff Shultz Buskers— Edwin Spornhauer Jane Days Marvin Skelly Selsey Man—Dan Cole Hoxton Man—Randy Friend Lord Boxington—Tim Ellert Lady Boxington—Betty Ellert Flower Girl—Chris Watson Chauffeur—Bob Farver Footman—Edwin Spornhauer Queen of Transylvania—Mary Bacon Ambassador—Gary Anthony Mrs. Higgins’ Maid—Cindy Harkless Lord Tarrington—Kevin Moughler Lady Tarrington—Carol Hampshire Dr. Stephanes—Mike Leas Dancers and Chorus—Members of Choir Student Director—Lee Grile Stage Manager—John Bower Assst. Stage Manager—Marie Haynes our Stars Equal Four Hits eee . “Move your bloomin’ WHAT?” Karen Knott as Mrs. Hopkins relays Eliza’s message. “But, I’ve grown accustomed to her face.”’ “There’s just a few more OWS cao DHS Dances = DHS Fun Kathy Hartman seems to be enjoying herself. Sexy Roger Easterday demonstrates the latest step. Cheryl Wood and Steve Erwin seem to have their minds on something other than dancing. Adonis provides the music and .. . . . . the listeners provide the response. There seems to be more than one way to dance. See Jane Swing! 18 (Cates Ne Is |. . Christmas: A Time of Joy Dianne Members of the Tri-Hi-Y make decorations for the Saturday formal. Tedra Sharon As Christmas neared, it arrived at DeKalb from many differ- ent directions. The halls sprouted festive holiday decora- tions and the Christmas spirit filled the hearts of everyone. The season was topped for many by the Christmas Formal sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y. Mid-Winter’s Dream was se- lected as this year’s theme. Tedra Simanton, elected as this year’s Christmas Formal Queen, reigned over the evening’s festivities. Serving in her court were Dianne Korff and Sharon Johnson. ce en ] Presenting ‘‘Dust’”’ in their birthday tribute to Karol Engle. Convocations vary from funny 4 é - iste . . to serious. The ‘‘Trust Company” presents their version of ‘Pollution’. The more serious aspect of the “Trust Company.’ Convocations Change the Pace at DHS shin comestemretetecaorceantrening With equal time, Mr. Adair also talked to DHS’ers. Mr. Roush and Mr. King are talking about Mr. Roush’s upcoming speech. The one person whom we can’t forget is our introducer to all our convocations, Bill DeWitt. Well-known Mr. Monsalvatge spoke to De- Kalb students about education. The swinging aspect of ‘Dust.”’ Mr. Sheveland displays artistic talent in his con- vocation open to all interested stu- dents. 2h the Staircase Up The Down Staircase Cast of Characters Sylvia Barrett—Dana Bates Dr. Clark—Roger Smith Beatrice Schacter—Cindy Dickman Paul Barringer—Kerry Heffley J.J. McHabe—John Bower Ella Friedenberg—Kay Weiler Frances Egan—Lee Grile Charlotte Wolfe—Shirley Stogdill Samuel Bester—Paul Hamman Sadie Finch—Marty Bard Lou Martin—Kerry Crozier Lennie Neumark—Steve Millspaugh Carole Blanca—Sandy Heimach Alice Blake—Barb Sebert Dana Bates Vivian Paine—Karol Engle Rusty O’Brian—Dan Cooper Linda Rosen—Judi Campbell José Rodriquez—Ed Spornhauer Carrie Blaine—Diane Derrow Harry Kagan—Ted Grogg Jill Norris—Sheryl Rudolph Rachel Gordon—Lyn Welch Elizabeth Ellis—Margie Pfister Charles Arrons—C.J. Hatter Edward Williams—Bruce Davis Francine Gardner—Deb Kern Joe Ferone—Tom Lochner Katherine Wolzow—Connie Miller Helen Arbuzzie—Melanie Allman Ellen—Ellen Dirrim Produced and Directed by —L.F. Record Student Director—Marie Haynes Stage Manager—Sherrel Mettert Prompters—Yolanda Hines, Debbie Knott Tom Lochner Kerry Heffley Miss Barrett, we’re behind you 85% . . the way his eyebrow goes up .. . Poor marks are often the result of poor nutrition. Teachers are ruining America. Signed the Hawk. The end of a great play. 23 .. . Good? Cafeteria Lunches are Mmm 24 Where Do You Study When You Study? ve S, ated) YS) oD © | Proud Barons We Remain ie Bes In Academics English: Our Means of Communication Melissa Baughman and Bonnie Fox prepare for their sophomore skits. Drama class is having a picnic! iia Journalism students analyze a newspaper. Students read their World Lit. assignment during class. 30 Barb Sebert looks into the audience for that special someone. Essential for day-to-day living is the ability to communicate efficiently. To help succeed in efficient communication, Eng- lish classes instill in each student this talent. English 9 and 10 teach each student the basic skills of speaking and writ- ing, while Composition and Speech enrich what these early classes have begun. Literature classes explore the feelings of the past and present and sometimes venture into the future. Journalism breaks down the everyday newspaper for study, and developmental reading allows students to gain more information through faster reading. Visual communication is accomplished through TV and Drama classes which culti- vate theatrical interests and talents. How many books do you need for a research paper? Sophomores diligently improve their reading skills. Herr Griggs readies his control board for another Jon Duncan tries his hand at breaking open a traditional launch into the German language. Spanish pinata in the Spanish room. Language: Portal to a New Culture In the seclusion of her booth, Ellen Foley concentrates on her French lesson. Ouvrez vos livres a la page soixante dix-huit. 32 Mrs. Voss oversees a Latin test on the material that she has recently presented. Through the language classes students learn the techniques of speaking a new and strange tongue. As a part of the international world of learning, students master drills and dialogues to perfect their mastery of this new communica- tion. Four years of French and German, three of Spanish, and two years of Latin make up this phase of the curriculum. As students learn how other peoples talk, they also explore the living customs and traditions of foreign countries. Jerry Friend seems amazed at the explanation of some German fundamentals. The French IV class tries its hand at community learn- ing. Overhead earphones in the Spanish room give students the opportunity to hear the pronunciation of new words in the native tongue of the BB language. . Future secretary Cindy Brown duplicates some memos as part of her assignment. A well-supplied business department gives all the knowl- Mr. Williams deciphers the laws of the edge necessary to become a secretary in the office world. business oe £0 tls class The ability to type, take and revise shorthand, keep records, and perform all necessary functions of a business are prac- ticed to perfection in these classes. Not only secretarial work is offered in this department. The exploration of business arithmetic and legal limitations are also investigated to give students a well-rounded curriculum in the field of the white- collar worker. Linda Carr and Susan Cox concentrate on their short- hand so a mistake is not written. Pat Sevrence works hard at learning how to operate the keypunch of the data Processing equipment so she can process grade cards efficiently. Business: Ledgers, Symbols, and Machines The mechanical traits of a secretary come into play when the ribbon needs replaced. Eyes on the copy makes a good secretary. Mr. Turner cautiously steals a glance at Linda Balzer’s work. Ellen Dirrim busily checks her figures on one of the business machines. 35 Judy Campbell diligently takes notes in or- der to get a good test grade. Social Studies: Timeline of Education The many intriguing files of the clerk’s office offer a place to find The X-ray department of the hospital also offers a place of records to the service experience class. mystery to the students who wish to experience community Careers. Dangerous parallel gives history students a chance to solve intercountry conflicts and home country problems. Mr. Black gives a mental telepathy discussion. | The Social Studies Department offers a variety of classes. Mr. Carper tries to simplify the “short 1040” tax return. Through these courses students have various discussions | about issues past and present. Ancient civilizations and present world headaches are discussed along with the judg- ments of former world leaders. The rise and fall of the economy, pursued through the discussion of the stock mar- ket, taxes, and various government agencies gives a view of the market world. The making of our bills and the details of elections help to give students the basics of American gov- ernment while various foreign governing bodies are also explored. Psychology and Sociology investigate the human mind along with the discussion of modern society’s prob- lems. And Service Experience class provides the opportunity to investigate and perform various community duties. nn A discussion of our world crisis in government class. Team teaching gives U.S. History students a double dose. 37 Science: Investigation into the Future Anyone for a tasty snack? | don’t understand. Science isn’t all lab work; there are notes to take too. Mr. Murphy explains gerbils to one of his classes. 38 Art: Creative Freedom of Movement The creations of the Art Skills class come to life as the production begins. Individual creativity is a must in the world of an artist. Whether he be forming raw clay into an intricate form or capturing a pictorial moment on film, he must be original. In the various art classes available to a Baron, freedom of expression is offered in almost any field of art possible. Also offered are a few extraordinary classes for those students willing to venture into the unusual. The photography class probes into the inner workings of a camera. Debbie carefully chisels her wood block. Mr. Stone discusses the future shape of a muddled mass of clay with a student, Nancy Holden. 39 Hesitation before creation. The World of Math: Many Opportunities for All C HOMEWOR How about it, Wild Bill? 2a True mathematicians at work. I'd go to any length for a good grade in Trig! Marymae Gingrich puts the board into use in Alge- bra Il. 40 Hey, Brad! What assignment are you studying? Courses offered to math stu- dents give them a chance to explore the methods of prob- lem solving. Practical Math further explores the everyday type of problems that were in- troduced in the elementary grades. Algebra | introduces basic mathematical structure which is furthered by Algebra | while Geometry investi- gates the mechanical proper- ties of various shapes and relates them to mathematical equations. Trigonometry finds answers through the disection of triangles and analytic geometry gives an under- standing of relations between algebraic and geometric con- cepts. The inseparables! ee Brad Miller seems to be very involved in something. A lgebra II? 41 Industrial Arts: The Image of Industrialization Terry Dean is busy scaling his out- line. Whirrrereeeereeeeeeeeer! Hey Gary! What’s the matter? Whether working on your Car, constructing a bookcase for your room, or drawing plans for a future con- struction, you can ac- quire these skills in the Practical Arts classes. Actual experience in doing these tasks pro- vides you with an ex- cellent background to proceed into the fu- ture. Genius at work? 42 Home Economics: The World of the Practical Mrs. Casey uses a demonstration to make sure everyone under- stands the procedure. This future homemaker learns the tech- In the kitchens of the Home Ec Department, future home- a ica be delicious fried food. makers learn the tricks of the trade. From the selection of the menu to the cleaning of the utensils, all steps are learned in the production of a good meal. Students also acquire the ability to follow patterns to perfection in order to create an economical new outfit to wear. This department also offers courses in family living and home ec for boys. Thus, a well- rounded curriculum is provided for the making of future homemakers. Careful cutting results in a new outfit to wear. _ Careful ironing techniques are also taught to home ec. students. 43 An attractive table setting improves the flavor of the food. D.H.S. Choirs Make a Joyful Noise Mrs. Hansen, director of DeKalb choir department. Willy Havens sings out in Boys’ Glee. Girls’ Glee Club practices for an upcoming concert. Diane and Kathy practice an a cappella number. Music theory class studies the background and development of music. A Cappella choir members prepare for contest. And the Band Played On .. . Miss Mavis toots her tuba. Mr. Norris directs Concert and Symphonic Bands. Linda Wilson practices for the Midwinter Concert. Freshman band members find that practice makes perfect. First section cornets use their mutes for a different sound. The clarinets join in for a perfect blend. The Concert Band practicing for the Spring Concert. Special Ed in | Scenes mon Com Expl. Teaching: Rewarding Experience (kn | Diane casts a disapproving look at a classroom disruption. Exploratory Teaching is a one-semester course offered to Peggy and Sheila demonstrate a playground argument. seniors that have a 2.5 or higher grade average. The first nine weeks are spent in the classroom studying the behavior of children, discussing classroom situations, listening to vari- ous teachers tell about their field, and watching movies pertaining to teaching. Students then observe various grade levels to help them determine which age group they would like to work with. The second nine weeks, students go to their chosen class for one hour a day four days a week. Their activities include the preparation of bulletin boards, working with individual stu- dents, and teaching lessons to the class. Any student interested in the exploratory teaching class will find it to be a rewarding experience. Carol readies her class for recess. ahem . pipers Uy Paula studies her presentation. Debbie explains a homework assignment. Burnell presents a reading lesson. 47 Physical Education Encourages Fitness Girls’ basketball is played in the phys. ed. advanced classes. Dancing is displayed in the sophomore girls’ classes. Rhythm is taught through the use of bowling pins in the advanced girls’ classes. - ef a Who will get the jump ball? Only time will tell. Variety Disguises Hard Work in Gym Refereeing is one of the duties Gerald Wilhelm performs as a P.E. Assistant. Terry Dean takes a rest while a teammate shoots a free throw. Basketball is one of the many sports girls’ P.E. classes delve into. Miss Dunn demonstrates to the class a simple rhythm routine. 49 Agriculture: Education of the Farmer oye oS oe ee bot The characteristics of different animal breeds are studied in vocational agriculture classes. These students are concerned with the preser- vation of wildlife. In today’s complicated world, good farming techniques are a necessity. The agriculture department gives instruction in soil conservation, crop production and selection, and selec- tion and characteristics of animal breeds. The department also offers courses in forestry, conservation, and wildlife. The farmer of today must also be prepared to repair his machinery; therefore, classes in farm power and farm ma- chinery are available. Ag. students also gain information through lectures. Soil testing provides for proper fertilization. Ee ee Charlie Trapp repairs a broken part. Dana Bates and Kay Weiler r. ipo: Hansen, Greg Wisner, Kathy N —S WS Zz) Ke rappin NX LLL LLL ) - EXAM TIME- Jeff Clark | gn ag 2 86 za ee ee ee SAAMAMMAAMMAMAMMAMMMAMAMMMAAMMAMEM Proud Barons We Remain .. . +, ae ne Ay My he Beg® % ee MWAAARA i, Ay ay yl hy 8s nghiaghnghey � a me Gig As Faculty Administrators Watch Over Their Domain Dr. James Watson, Superintendent, handles the problems and activities of the entire DeKalb Central United School District and performs his duty well. Mr. Roger Hess, Assistant Superintendent, has the responsibility of school As the Director of Special Services, Mr. Charles Overmeyer is given a bus routes along with other jobs concerning the school district. variety of jobs. These include making student teacher assignments and organizing special education classes. 54 Mr. William Mertz—Vice-President Mr. Norman Rohm—President School Board in Action Mr. Loren Dunn—Vice-President Dr. John Hines—Vice-President Mr. Robert Ball—Secretary-Treasurer Head Barons Set Examples for Students Mr. Douglas Fites—Assistant Principal Mr. Tilson King, principal at DHS, assists the students in becoming better Barons. Mr. David Cserep—Athletic Director 56 Secretaries Lessen the Burdens Mary Lou Gerig—Mr. Fites’s Secretary and Treasurer Betty Jensen—Main Office Diana Meschberger—Guidance Office Jean James—Library Office Baron Faculty Speaks Arthur Carper—Social Studies Economics a Mable Bevington—Art General Art | II, Art Skills, Photography Lamoile Ford—Math Algebra II, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry Walter Kuhlhorst—Guidance Gary Kruger—Science Guidance Director Robert Love—Foreign Language Physics, Chemistry Il, Data Processing French 1,11, 1L,IV 58 Through Department Heads Lincoln Record—English English, Speech | Il, Stagecraft Richard Norris—Music Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Music Theory Niles Walton—Physical Education Boys’ Physical Education Thomas Zook—Practical Arts Walter Williams—Business Industrial Cooperative Training Business Law, Bookkeeping |, General Bookkeeping Mr. Kuhlhorst and Mr. Love laugh at a cafeteria joke. 59 Teachers Offer Their Nancy Anthony Richard Barber Charles Bassett English, Journalism Chemistry, Survey Science, Earth Science Algebra |, Practical Math — Alan Black Stephen Bowman Wayne Bowman Psychology, Service Experience English, Aerospace, Boys’ Phys. Ed. Auto Mechanics Merritt Boyer Karen Casey Dorothy Couey Business English, English Lit., Am. Lit., Funct. English Home Ec., Family Living, Foods | II Guidance Knowledge to D.H.S. Students Larry Dove Diana Jo Dunn Judith Eisenhut Health, Boys’ Phys. Ed. Health, Girls’ Phys. Ed. Sociology, U.S. History, Government, Economics nee Kay Finchum Evelyn Ford Judith Glasgow Am. Lit., Advanced Comp., Funct. Lit. Typing | Il World History, U.S. History ee William Griggs Rodney Hall Mildred Hansen German I, II, Ill, IV English A Capella Choir, Boys’ Glee Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Swing Choir, General Art Faculty Creates a Harve Harris Gary Hillabrand William Jones Developmental Reading, English Bookkeeping | II, Business Math U.S. History Connie Kammeyer Kenton Kaufman William Ketch Health, Girls’ Phys. Ed. Electricity, Electronics Algebra |, Practical Math, Photography Lloyd Klein Survey Science Imogene Mavis Mary Evelyn Moore | Freshman Band English, Dramatics Smiling Classroom Atmosphere Gerald Moreland Derrill Murphy James Neuhouser | Biology | Il Survey Science, Biology | Practical Math, Algebra | Robert Oswalt John Platt Ned Schlosser Algebra |, Geometry U.S. History Woods |, II, Ill, Home Arts William Schlosser Fred Schuman Thomas Smith Geometry, Algebra II Vocational Agriculture | Il, Farm Power, Soil General Business, Personal Typing . Water Conservation, Industriat Arts Numerous Facilities Make William Snavley Hubert Stackhouse Betty Stomm Metals 1,11, 11 World Lit., English Home Ec. |,ll, Clothing |,Il, Housing, Family Care W. Grey Stone Carolyn Stout Sylvia Taelman General Art |, Crafts, Ceramics, Sculpture Spanish 1,11, 1I1,IV, English Girls’ Phys. Ed. Arthur Tetrick John Turner Robert Voelkel Librarian Intensive Business Lab, Typing |, Graphic Arts Drafting 1,ll, Eng. Drafting Faculty More Efficient ore we. s és 4 Marcelle Voss Ramar Wakenight Ina Walton Art, Latin |, Il, Ill, Exploratory Teaching Boys’ Phys. Ed. Composition | II Vivian Watts Ed Whittington Robert Wilder Special Education Farm Machinery, Vocational Agriculture | Il, Audio-Visual Director Landscaping, Industrial Arts, Forest Wild Life Mary Catherine Wood Kenneth Workman Wayne Wyss Office Practice, Shorthand | II Guidance Government Special Services are Performed by i £. Debra Longenbaugh—Speech and Hearing Omer Hansen—Attendance Officer Eleanore Sunday—School Nurse Therapist gta tos y CAFETERIA WORKERS: FRONT ROW: E. Mauk, A. Beaty, M. Bullock, M. Witt, C. Shatto, J. Bassett, P. Wright, L. Aschelman, B. Rudolph, R. Dicker- Dennis, S. Eckert, P. Mauk, V. Scranage. ROW 2:1. Miller, J. Holmes, H. son, H. Hissong, G. Rhodes, M. Thomas, V. Carper, L. Hamman. 66 Special People for Barons’ Comfort Minnie Dennis—District Cafeteria Supervisor and Sadonna Eckert—Cafete- ria Manager. Custodians: E. Bloom, K. Bloom, P. Pine, J. Tuttle, P. Guy. Custodians: N. Nicholas, D. McConnell, |. Riggs, J. Riggs. Proud Barons We Remain In Organizations Student Council Represents Student Body STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Mr. Fites (Adviser), G. Gerig, R. J. Sanders, B. Miser, C. Boggs, J. Butler, J. Dunn, A. Zook, L. Pulver, L. Pressler, J. Stepp, |. Silva, L. Grile (Sec.), G. Wilhelm (V. Pres.), B. DeWitt(- Frederick, D. Hornbacker, M. Stemen, M. Henry, T. Lochner, J. Bower. Pres.), D. Sowle (Treas.), J. Farrington, B. Sockrider, T. Grogg, G. McClure, ROW 4:S. Hampshire, A. Collins, K. Engle, S. Raub, B. Akey, G. Woebbek- Mr. Kuhlhorst (Adviser). ROW 2: C. Stedman, L. Yoder, L. Brinkman, J. ing, M. Klink, J. Miller, P. Creecy, S. Fleck, D. Gallagher, M. Boswell, R. Myers, K. Grandstaff, S. Hall, R. Buss, G. Leins, M. Sattison, K. Wilson, B. Kempf, B. Miller (Parliam.), G. Wisner, M. Grate. Elworthy, P. Hamman, H. Hansen. ROW 3:C. Lockwood, S. Cox, D. Bates, The 1970-71 Student Council was very active and successful in providing the student body with the essentials in making this year worth- while. The Council provided football and bas- ketball programs for all the games and the spirit flag, which now flies east of the school. In another step to promote school spirit the Council has formulated plans to display the crest throughout the gym. Various representatives and officers during the year attended other high schools, noting the responsibilities and actions of the coun- cils. Tan Yat Ming, Student Council's foster child from Hong Kong has books, clothing, and food which he may not have had otherwise. Other accomplishments of the council . . . are juke box placed in the commons, and referees and score keepers for intramurals. Definite plans are now in the making for a Council movie and dance late in the school year. Allin all, the Council has provided the student Ivan da Costa Silva, our A.F.S. student. body with a very good year. The juke box, a Student Council project. Rip, roaring, representatives read Student Council agenda. Sophomores seem intent on upcoming Student Council news. President Bill DeWitt Vice President Gerald Wilhelm Student Council Executive Committee Secretary Lee Grile Treasurer Doug Sowle Honor Society Promotes: MNATIONAL “Wate Sader Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service Dana and Melinda patiently listen to a N.H.S. i) meeting. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: Mr. Fites (Adviser), M. Wertman, M. Capen, S. Zook, M. Bard, C. Dickman, D. Nugen, J. Ulm (Sec.), G. Wilhelm (V. Pres.), H. Hansen (Pres.), D. Korff (Treas.), G. Wisner, J. Clark, J. Tilghman, J. Fifer. ROW 2: B. Ellert, B. Frownfelter, E. Dove, E. Muhn, C. Stedman, N. Miller, H. Mertz, B. Landes, S$. MacDowall, Husselman, M. Muhn, D. Bates, P. Martin, K. Yoder, V. Gerbers, K. Hurd, K. Ball, L. Brinkman, J). Hanes. ROW 5: P. Thomas, S. Reed, R. Hary, E. R. Pressler, G. Gerig, R. Pitzer, J. Stepp, K. Weiler, |. Silva. ROW 3: B. Foley, K. Gerbers, P. Hamman, K. Hartman. Wible, J. Duncan, M. Henry, D. Johnson, P. Hillmer, M. Miller, B. Schiffli, P. Rose, J. Richter, T. Shipe, J. Carper, M. Gingrich, L. Yoder, P. McMaken, K. Grogg. ROW 4: M. Skelly, L. Kline, P. Ball, T. Ellert, L. Brinkman, N. A 4 wr ll THESPIANS; FRONT ROW: Mrs. Moore (Adviser), J. Bower, G. Gerig, A. L. Grile, M. Bard, Y. Hines, M. Charleston, D. Derrow, S. Rupert. ROW 3: Mcintosh, R. Dennison, K. Hartman (Treas.), S. Hall (V. Pres.), C. Dickman M. Stone, T. Conner, M. Haynes, E. Spornhauer, J. Hanes, R. Strahm, S. (Pres.), P. Hamman (Clerk), D. Bates (Sec.), Mr. Record (Adviser). ROW 2: Millspaugh, D. Kern, D. Barkey, B. Frownfelter, B. Sockrider, J. Guthier, T. D. Cooper, S. Smith, K. Weiler, M. Wertman, S. Cox, D. Korff, S. Rudolph, Rountree. Thespians Honor Society of Drama Pres. C. Dickman and Adviser Mrs. Moore discuss stage techniques. Ability Hardwork= Drama DRAMA CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Moore (Adviser), E. Spornhauer, R. C. Warstler, J. Ellison. TH RD ROW: S. MacDowall, D. Derrow, N. Good- Mills, P. Teixeira, K. Knott (Sec.), S. Johnson (V. Pres.), B. Sockrider (Pres.), win, B. Ramsey, B. Ellert, L. Taylor, J. Carbaugh, A. Budoso, D. Kern, M. L. Dunn (Treas.), C. Dickman, K. Heffley. SECOND ROW: S. Dreyer, S. Fisher, S. Stogdill. FOURTH ROW-S. Smith, C. Miller, B. Davis, C. Golden, Shull, C. Stedman, P. Bishop, S. DeWitt, J. Aldrich, R. Walker, M. Pfister, S. Perlich, G. Buttermore, S. Mettert, K. Webb, K. Heffley, C. Baughman. im oat FORENSIC LEAGUE: FRONT ROW: L. Yoder, P. Brown, S. Stogdill, K. Rudolph, J. Kuhlhorst, R. Kingsbury, M. Allman, C. Clifford, G. Wilhelm Yoder (Treas.), J. McClain, M. Stone, C. Lockwood, T. Grogg. ROW 2: S. (Pres.), B. Sebert, D. Frick, R. Jump, Mr. Record (Adviser), T. Schmidt. Forensic League . . . Debate and Oratory Mr. Record gives last minute instructions to the speech team. Good Morning, DeKalb Barons... . . . This is a public service presen- tation of the D.H.S. Forensic League. Laureate Club Inspires Poets LAUREATE CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Starr, P. Waluk (Hist.), C. Gibson K. Hartman. ROW 2: E. Husselman, E. Spornhauer, K. Cain, M. Stone (Treas.), C. McQuown (V. Pres.), T. Conner , Sec.), B. Frownfelter, S. Hall, (Pres.), J. Keen, Mr. Hall (Adviser). How do you capture And hold from the bonds of time, A baby’s smile, The beauty of a rainbow, The joy of friendship, Or the happiness of lovers? How do you show others, How deeply you appreciate and feel toward the values of life. These inner feelings that exhilarate your soul, Should be shared. Words multiple upon multiple, Arranged and rearranged Attempting to portray these feelings, This is poetry. —Barb Frownfelter Y Clubs Round Out Social Life at D.H.S. TRI-HI-Y: FRONT ROW: L. Yoder, M. Allman (Sgt.at Arms), M. Muhn rim, M. Bard, L. Carr, T. Simanton, R. Schuller, C. Squier, C. Lockwood, (Chap.), P. Chalfant (Pres.), D. Korff (V. Pres.), P. Teixeira (Sec.), M. Fisher J. Campbell. ROW 3: S. Johnson, R. Kingsbury, D. Hagadorn, S. Butter- (Treas.), P. Rodebaugh, Mrs. Anthony (Adviser). ROW 2: J. Hines, E. Dir- more, M. Boswell, E. Muhn, J. Myers, P. Brown. TEEN-Y: FRONT ROW: L. Sullivan, M. Ridgway, K. Grile, D. Kern, V. Baughman, S. Crabill, C. Weimer, ). DeYoung, P. Muckenfuss. ROW 3: M. Gifford (Sgt. at Arms), K. Weiler (V. Pres.), A. Budoso (Pres.), C. Richards Klein, J. Miller, L. Betz, T. Grogg, T. Hughes, R. Wattier, J. Oberlin, L. Curtis, (Sec.), L. Taylor (Treas.), T. Sanders (Chap.), J. Carbaugh, M. Williams, T. M. Klink, P. Troyer, S. Wertenberger, M. Nopper, S. Fleck, S. Henry, B. Keller, J. Dreyer. ROW 2: J. Jones, M. Stemen, B. Smith, D. Goe, A. Widner. Coleman, J. Dunn, B. Klink, S. Lawless, J. Ellison, J. Carper, B. Brown, C. seecealhesineerenoooonreenemratin F.B.L.A.: FRONT ROW: Mr. Turner (Adviser), P. Baker, M. Miller (Hist.), Brown, M. Ball. ROW 2: P. Teixeira, K. Shook, J. Ray, E. Dirrim, P. Sev- M. Parr (V. Pres.), L. Balzer (Pres.), R. Mills (Sec.), B. Sockrider (Treas.), C. rence, T. Woodcock, M. Blomeke, D. Barkey, D. Dales, J. Walter. F.H.A. and F.B.L.A. Build for Future Careers (Above) Sophomores discuss the coming events of F.H.A. (To the Left) Pres. Harriet admires her new dress. F.H.A.: FRONT ROW: D. Kruse (Sec.), C. Clifford (V. Pres.), H. Mertz Lepley, M. Trapp, B. McKean, C. Reinoehl (Rep.), D. Seifert, G. Shumaker, (Pres.), M. Moughler (Treas.). ROW 2: Mrs. Stomm (Adviser), S. Perlich, P. H. Wise (Project Chair.), V. Zeigler, Mrs. Casey (Adviser). PolNAe. Prepares Students B)) mil] for Future F.M.C.: FRONT ROW: A. Sebert, P. Schiffli. ROW 2: D. Kester, P. Waluk, C. Richmond (R. Sec.), K. Shook. ROW 3: K. Yoder, C. Godsell, Mrs. Watts (Adviser), D. Greenawalt (Pres.), D. Seifert (V. Pres.), C. Browand, C. Freed (C. Sec.). ROW 4: C. DeLucenay, M. Days, A. Zook. Darla conducts F.M.C. meeting. Cindy seems to disagree with the comment made by Jo. Ann patiently listens. eS | Sem || at F.T.A. ‘‘Elfie’s’’ Are Teachers’ Best Friends F.T.A.: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Voss (Adviser), D. Kutzner, C. Brewer, K. Haynes, P. Hoffelder, L. Harter, M. Capen, J. Kingsley, T. Grogg, J. Tilgh- Grandstaff (Hist.), J. Ulm (Treas.), S$. Zook (C. Sec.), P. Waluk (V. Pres.), T. man, J. Fifer, N. Holden, C. Watson, B. Schaab. ROW 4: K. Bunch, C. Simanton (Pres.), B. Frownfelter (R. Sec.), L. Lockhart (Chap.), K. Grogg, Reinoehl, L. Brinkman, K. Knott, R. Hary, S. Buttermore, P. Brown, J. Mrs. Couey (Adviser). ROW 2: A. Mcintosh, S. Johnson, D. Derrow, S. Kuhlhorst, B. Sebert, J. Sanders, L. Yoder, J. Hines. ROW 5: K. Hartman, Cox, K. Weiler, R. Schuller, S. Hall, K. Noragon, J. Provines, B. Fox, C. K. McDaniel, M. Skelly, P. Thomas, E. Spornhauer, M. Bacon, H. Mertz, DeLucenay, A. Hillmer, J. Grate. ROW 3: L. Mettert, N. Goodwin, M. B. Ellert, J. Starr, J. Imus, V. Wilhelm. (Above) Happiness is . . . a gift. (Be- (Above) Jeannie, Violet, and Mary Ann partake of Christmas low) Happiness is . . . a cupcake. goodies. (Below) Ted meets future co-worker. Susan and Tedra laugh as they anxiously await Santa and surprises. 80 .F.A. Acquires Knowledge of Farming F.F.A.: FRONT ROW: Mr. Schuman (Adviser), M. Rottger, R. Seiler (Sec.), D. Days (V. Pres.), C. Trapp (Pres.), O. Steury (Rep.), J. Miller (Sentinel), J. Johnson (Treas.), C. Shirk, Mr. Whittington (Adviser). ROW 2: J. Shaffer, D. Brown, R. LaRowe, B. Surfus, M. Voltz, R. Cook, D. Richter, B. Blomeke, Frosh show off their newly-acquired F.F.A. jackets. B. Price. ROW 3: R. Balliet, L. Woods, T. Maldenay, D. Wirts, J. Clifford, T. Parrett, R. Barnhart, J. Blomeke, F. Walker, M. Leas. ROW 4: B. Farver, N. Pankop, D. Hissong, M. Gael, S. Crager, L. Snyder, J. Squier, B. Kessler, F. Dunn, D. Miller. Mr. Whittington gives some friendly advice about soil samples. Student Service Takes Active STUDENT SERVICE: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Meschberger (Adviser), C. Rich- 3: S. Wolfe, V. Myers, J. Walter, D. Seigel, J. DeYoung, V. Rinehart, K. ardson, C. Stonebraker, R. Schuller, B. Sockrider, L. Carr, S. Cornelius, D. Gerbers, T. Woodcock, P. Whitt, A. Lockhart, C. Wood, T. Randall, L. Smith, D. Shuff, S. Lepley, D. Phillips, A. Sevrence, Mrs. Jensen (Adviser), Grile. ROW 4. L. Steury, D. Short, R. Kingsbury, J. Sanders, S. Johnson, R. Mrs. Gerig (Adviser). ROW 2: C. Barse, K. Myers, B. Stonebraker, P. Mettert, R. Kemery, S. Sponhower, E. Muhn, N. Dove, J. Stepp, C. Wood, Chalfant, L. Dunn, E. Dirrim, P. Teixeira, C. Hampshire, B. Kessler, L. D. Lepley, P. Lepley, P. Schwartz. Taylor, J. Carbaugh, A. Budoso, M. Harmes, S$. Hartman, K. Shook. ROW ” atl. 5 tt Ellen Albright proudly displays her Baron spirit. — 5 BS 3 Kathleen Pepple stamps out one of the many es library books. STUDENT SERVICE: FRONT ROW- T. Shipe, P. Rose, S. Smith, D. Smith, W. Reinoehl, O. Steury, L. Kline, M. Westrick, G. Ridenour, P. Ball, D. R. Easterday, M. Sowle, M. Bard, J. Friend, D. Bates, D. Nugen, L. Welch, Kessler, G. Anthony, K. Cain, T. Rountree, N. Holden, Mr. Tetrick (Adviser). C. Squier, ). Campbell. ROW 2: M. Gael, D. Pfefferkorn, S. Hall, |. Hanes, ROW 4. J. Provines, S. Bowman, N. Gschwend, J. Imus, L. Butler, J. Ray, J. Provines, E. Myers, T. Lockhart, B. Wible, S. Reed, B. Smith, J. Foulks, K. Pepple, E. Albright, J. High. | R. Smith, L. Brinkman, L. Lockhart. ROW 3: Mr. Wilder (Adviser), S. Zook v Interest In Serving D.H.S. STUDENT SERVICE: FRONT ROW: K. Grogg, Y. Hines, C. Krick, V. Wil- helm, R. Mills, C. McQuown, K. Grandstaff, M. Miller, R. Walker, J. Walker, P. Martin, V. Gerbers, L. Payton, M. Shuherk, L. Rainier, R. Reynolds, H. Hansen. ROW 2:T. Simanton, B. Landes, R. Pressler, R. Pitzer, G. Wilhelm, R. Jump, S. Magnuson, R. Martin, D. Zehner, V. Jordan, B. Jennings, R. Patee, T. Ellert, D. Boren, T. Marker. ROW 3; D. Peckhart, S. Nichols, P. Sevrence, C. Magginnis, M. Barnhart, C. Whitaker, K. Gael, D. Greenawalt, Mary Bacon makes herself known by picking up daily attendance slips. B. Krumma, A. Collins, N. Collins, M. Baughman, B. Price, L. Ordway, M. Parker. ROW 4:}. Baird, M. Sevrence, D. Brown, B. Rickman, M. Richard- son, G. Williams, B. Musser, H. Oswalt, L. Randall, A. Synsall, R. Buchs, S. Wilhelm, G. DeLong, M. Steman, D. Goe. ROW 5:S. Haynes, S. Ritten- house, D. Scheurich, J. Heise, G. Shumaker, D. Johnson, D. Leas, G. Rush, M. Rowe, S. Albright, P. Dobson, S. Baker, L. Sells, D. Wainscott, J. Chris- tian. STUDENT VERY] CE SCIENCE CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Starr, R. McBride (V. Pres.), E. Husselman (Pres.), C. McQuown (Sec.), S$. Millspaugh, L. Harter, C. Godsell. ROW 2: Flying Models and Science Join to Explore .. . Pres. Roger discusses tech- niques of flying. FLYING MODELS CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Bryant, J. Foulks (V. Pres.), R. Smith (Pres.), B. Smith (Treas.), S$. Fribley (Sec.). ROW 2: Mr. Snavley Mr. Murphy (Adviser), J. Foulks, J. Fifer (Treas.), T. Woodcock, K. Grand- staff, C. Clark, P. Waluk, B. Smith. Peggy, Steve, and Ellen listen intently to speaker Mr. Black. (Adviser), K. Mavis, T. Fugate, B. Schimpf, T. Fox, Mr. Barber (Adviser). ROW 3: B. Fribley, D. Johnson. Skills Are Learned tor Future Vocation ELECTRONICS CLUB: FRONT ROW: J. Hefty, D. Stafford, K. Boger, D. 2: T. Nusbaum, R. Strahm, J. Clark, Mr. Kaufman (Adviser), J. Mertz, H. Smith (Sec.), B. Wible (V. Pres.), P. Ball (Pres.), R. McBride (Treas.). ROW: Buchs, C. Gramling, R. Woodcock. ROW 3:). Shaffer, J. Boger, D. Johnson. DEKALB VOCATIONAL CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mr. Zook (Adviser), M. J. Kline, G. Williams, R. Lawson, L. Lung, J. Fee, S. Lepley, D. Ellert, S. Sevrence, B. Ramsey (Treas.), R. Holben (V. Pres.), S. Stuller (Pres.), S. Tompkins. ROW 3: R. Easterday, T. Rountree, L. Hess, M. Drew, T. Brown, Charleston (Sec.), J. Wells (Public Rel.), A. Worman, D. Brown. ROW 2: R. Boyd, L. Evans. 85 FRENCH CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mr. Love (Adviser), T. Grogg, M. Capen, J. Ulm (Sec.), K. Hurd (V. Pres.), D. Korff (Pres.), S. Johnson (Treas.), T. Grogg, S. Crabill, M. Gingrich, D. Felton. ROW 2: L. Frederich, D. Dales, J. Walter, K. McDaniel, K. Grandstaff, C. Watson, L. Johnson, S. Mettert, L. Brinkman, T. Simanton, S. Henry. ROW 3: E. Foley, N. Dove, E. Muhn, val pi Lynn and Janean find refreshments refreshing. SPANISH CLUB: FRONT ROW: T. Woodcock, C. Shultz, J. Duncan, P. Waluk (Sec.), T. Marker (V. Pres.), J. Stepp (Pres.), B. Frownfelter (Treas.), T. Shipe, R. Mills, D. Bowman, Miss Stout (Adviser). ROW 2: E. Ball, L. Taylor, J. Carbaugh, S. Smith, C. Baker, J. Cook, J. DeYoung, L. Sullivan, PARTIES Prove to Be � � HIGHLIGHTS J. Kingsley, K. Noragon, B. Kessler, N. Holden, L. Lockhart, M. Muhn, K. Heffley, M. Collins. ROW 4:G. Anthony, J. Carper, S. MacDowall, P. Morr, C. Stedman, D. Kern, R. Kingsbury, J. Myers, P. Troyer, C. Miller, S. Smith, S. Fleck. Taco parties tend to tantalize the taste buds. J. Dunn, A. Coleman, M. Baughman, C. Gorsuch, L. Lige, D. Coyle. ROW 3:M. DeLucenay, J. Guthier, T. Sanders, K. Grile, M. Klein, E. Husselman, L. Harter, C. McQuown, A. Gael, S. Raub, T. Hile, D. Pierce, M. Haynes, P. McMaken, V. Rinehart. 86 J.C.L. and German Clubs Inspire D.H.S. Libit tail MY — Ta ROW 2:B. Klink, B. Schaab (Sec.), S. Heimach (Hist.), L. Brinkman (Pres.), M. Klink, D. Shoudel, S. Baker. K. Grogg (V. Pres.), C. DeLucenay (Pub.), D. Derrow. ROW 3: B. Fox, K. Senior President Jerry Friend works hard at Ger- man leadership. Karen shows Bill some Latin news. Officers discuss ‘‘JCL’’ matters. GERMAN CLUB: FRONT ROW: R. Friend, D. Cole, G. Warstler, R. Davis, S. Perlich. ROW 3: C. Johnson, T. Keuneke, B. Musser, D. Fink, Mr. Griggs R. Diederich, M. Adams. ROW 2: J. Provines, L. Pulver, J. Grate, K. Ball (Adviser), S. Shull, C. Rink. ROW 4; R. Opper, B. Nopper, M. Duncan, M. | | LATIN CLUB: FRONT ROW: G. Shuman, J. Reed, R. Martin, T. Weimer. Yoder, L. Randall, J. Ellison, B. Jones, Mrs. Voss (Adviser), S. Reed (Treas.), (V. Pres.), J. Friend (Pres.), S. Diederich (Sec.), B. Wible, D. Worthington, Boswell, B. Akey, D. Baughman. GIRLS PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW: L. Grile, D. Kutzner, C. Lockwood, R. Schuller, K. Freed, C. Squier, B. Ely, D. Bates, D. Korff, K. Grogg, M. Bard, L. Carr, S. Cox, M. Capen, L. Balzer, P. Waluk, K. Grandstaff, C. Hamp- shire, D. Smith, B. Ellert. ROW 2: S. Buttermore, P. Moore, M. Miller, N. Goodwin, M. Gingrich, A. McIntosh, C. Brewer, G. Gerig, K. Hurd, J. Ulm, B. Krumma, B. Schiffli, C. Whitaker, M. Rowe, S. Albright, B. Frownfelter, K. Hartman, ). Walter, M. Moughler, S. Wolfe. ROW 3: K. Bunch, S. Shull, J. Carper, R. Hary, B. Schaab, L. Yoder, E. Albright, C. Stedman, P. Morr, S. MacDowall, S. DeWitt, N. Miller, S. Diederich, N. Gschwend, J. Kuhl- horst, R. Kingsbury, J. Imus, $. Hamman, C. Reinoehl, D. Phillips. ROW 4: Chew Em Up . . . Spit Em ©ut ae Sec. Peggy backs the Barons all the way! iv a es, worPer Als, S. Dreyer, P. Brown, L. Brinkman, J. Jones, C. Richards, M. Ridgway, L. way, W. Qualls, D. Squier, D. McClellan, J. Carper, D. Frain, T. Hile, S. Sullivan, K. Smith, B. Miser, A. Charleswood, B. Ely, A. Hillmer, S. Hei- Fleck, J. Dreyer. ROW 6: M. Klink, M. Skelly, T. Krumma, K. Lepley, T. mach, A. Zook, D. Seifert, L. Wheeler, T. Randall, Y. Pierce, T. Patee, S. Keuneke, M. Muzzillo, C. Johnson, B. Brown, L. McKean, S. Boyd, T. Griffin. ROW 5: V. Zeigler, J. Miller, C. Thomas, S. Ladd, P. Squier, D. DeYoung, M. Shuherk, D. Hartman, R. Eldridge, J). Walker, B. Rempis, J. Seigel, K. Weiler, B. Smith, K. Grile, C. Watson, C. Allmandinger, T. Ridg- Shoudel. Rah!! Ra A fo) OH NO!!!! YOUN © p76 Naa ( reagrannm =i SP—IR—IT Got the SPIRIT? BOYS’ PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW: D. Ellert, R. Jump, R. Jordan, P. Pfeffer- Warstler. ROW 5: J. Eyster, P. Reid, D. Worthington, M. Reinoehl, M. korn, D. Bonecutter, M. Vallance, R. Ellis, R. Mettert, H. Hansen (Pres.), Gunzenhauser, T. Brandon, B. Schaab, L. Payton, D. Boren, C. Voelkel, L. G. McClure (V. Pres.), D. Pearse, L. Carper, T. Kretz, J. Tilghman, J. Hanes, Holmes, B. Schlosser, B. Pogue, K. Heffley, T. Woodcock. ROW 6: W. T. Grogg, Mr. Schlosser (Adviser). ROW 2: M. Drew, L. Bollet, R. Jennings, Colby, J. Johnson, D. MacMillan, C. Likens, D. Post, B. Miller, D. Oberlin, K. Myers, S. Pressler, B. Springer, G. Carnahan, |. Silva, K. Moughler, S. M. Henry, B. Wible, D. Johnson, D. Bundy, J. Wallace, M. Duncan, T. Carper, R. Pressler, S. McDaniel, R. Christian, S$. Smith, L. Brinkman, R. Rountree, R. Seiler. ROW 7: T. Dean, R. Rafine, M. Leas, D. Simanton, R. Easterday. ROW 3: T. Marker, B. Krehl, T. Koch, B. Jones, R. Rufner, B. Miller, M. Shuherk, K. Wilson, J. Weimer, T. Ford, C. Shultz, G. Reynolds, Beaty, G. Brown, D. Carper, M. Bowker, R. Vandervest, R. Diederich, R. D. Stafford, J. Walter, G. Likens, D. Leas. ROW 8: R. Smith, J. Richter, T. Davis, T. Weimer, |. Magginnis, M. Boswell, J. Grogg. ROW 4: L. Kline, J. Shipe, P. Grim, G. Wisner, P. Ball, P. Hillmer, S. Grogg, H. Hillabrand, T. Duncan, J. Hefty, D. Rose, J. Guthier, D. Cole, R. Friend, G. Anthony, P. Sponhower, S. Magnuson, K. Heffley, D. Smith, J. Bower. Spornhauer, S. Felke, D. Lochner, T. Lochner, C. Shirk, J. Schumaker, G. Scott yells F-I-G-H-T!!! aoa SWING CHOIR |: AT BASS: K. Yoder. AT DRUMS: G. Wilhelm. FRONT Frownfelter, J. Bower, G. Gerig, J. Magginnis, M. Wertman. ROW 3: D. ROW- G. Warstler, C. Dove, D. Cole, A. McIntosh, S. Smith, R. Dennison. Worthington, B. Ellert, ). Hanes, S$. Hall, M. Reinoehl, C. Brewer, C. Shultz. AT PIANO. K. Hartman, P. Hamman. ROW 2: D. Kutzner, M. Skelly, B. Swing Choir Swings into Action SWING CHOIR Il: FRONT ROW: E. Foley, E. Myers, B. Schaab, P. Brewer, Waluk, R. Friend, M. Leas, P. Thomas, D. Greenawalt. ROW 3: K. Bunch, J. Aldrich, C. Harkless, E. Spornhauer, J. Kuhlhorst, D. Bowman. ON J. Stepp, B. Farver, M. Bacon. PIANO: D. Derrow. AT P ANO: S. Buttermore, S. Roberts. ROW 2: P. Frosh Swing and Boys’ Glee Equal Harmony FRESHMAN SWING CHOIR: AT P ANO: C. Warstler. drich, S. Mettert, R. McEntarfer. ROW 3: T. Fee, E. Shatto, FRONT ROW: C. Martz, V. Crozier, C. Thomas, D. Hart- D. Richter, T. Ellert, B. MacDonald, M. Gerig, J. Grogg, B. man, D. Buckmaster, M. Trapp, T. Barkey. ROW 2.}. Bassett, Havens. M. Skelly, J. Wood, D. Squier, J. Ellison, L. Johnson, J. Al- Bundy relaxes from the tiring routine of Boys’ Glee Club. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB: FRONT ROW: B. Havens, B. Schimpf; B. MacDonald, ROW 2:R. Edgar, J. Grogg, D. Sherck, M. Gray, L. Brown, D. Bundy, D. M. Gerig, E. Shatto, T. Ellert, T. Koch, T. Fee, J. Bassett, T. Crabill, T. Barkey. Richter, C. Boggs, T. Wells, M. Jetmore, C. Hill, R. McEntarfer, C. Martz. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB (9—10): FRONT ROW: L. Vacek, W. Gilbert, J. 3: L. Lowe, S. Husselman, V. Crozier, L. McKean, J. Ellison, C. Harvey, J. Thomas, B. Petre, C. Morton, L. Walter, D. Baker, C. Warstler, J. Baird, C. Carper, L. Wheeler, D. Kern, J. Dunn, A. Coleman, S. Griffin, J. Grimm, K. Thomas, D. Squier, K. Lepley, J. Wood, T. Krehl, C. Tuttle, T. Patee, P. Smith, Y. Pierce, R. Stackhouse, D. McClellan, A. Hillmer, S$. Dangler, L. Fuller, D. Copley, B. Brown, S. Hart, L. Hopkins. ROW 2: L. Johnson, J. Frederick, J. Cherry. ROW 4: L. Jordan, J. Cook, T. Cook, V. Dickson, J. Cook, S. Mettert, J). Carbaugh, S. Smith, A. Zook, S. Heimach, C. Wood, Pepple, C. Jordan, M. Skelly, K. Knee, C. Wood, T. Ridgway, C. Freed, D. C. Watson, M. Days, D. Barth, J. Days, J. Provines, C. Rottger, D. Hartman, Kruse, M. Cox, W. Qualls, P. Schiffli, J. Grate, S. Haynes, D. Houser, M. D. Buckmaster, M. Trapp, J. Aldrich, S. Sanders, S. Baker, C. Miller. ROW Reinig, R. Drerup, P. Ferrell. Girls’ Glee Adds Zest to D.H.S. Concerts GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB (11—12): AT PIANO: B. Ellert. FRONT ROW-:S. Diede- S. Wolfe, J. Carper, P. Schwartz, L. Mettert, C. Magginnis, K. Spitler, V. rich, S. Grate, J. Walter, N. Holden, P. Walter, G. Snavley, G. Groh, S. Jordan, C. Harkless, P. Frick, N. Goodwin, W. Reinoehl. ROW 4: R. Rupert, D. Grate, K. Yoder, D. Barkey, J. Drerup, H. Cole. ROW 2: P. DeYoung, D. Watson, D. Zehner, J. Keen, D. Watson, B. Nopper, D. Chalfant, M. Baughman, S. Couey, D. Rimmel, B. Winget, M. Johnston, D. Kester, T. Henderson, D. Smith, M. Parr, C. Crowl, L. Dunn, S$. Bowman, Felton, B. Miller, B. Stonebraker, R. McBride, P. Lepley, J. Ray, K. Cain, Y. D. Singleton, B. Rempis, L. Eley. Hines, M. Ball. ROW 3: M. Boswell, B. Krumma, L. Crowl, M. Moughler, Pam and Debbie, is Girls’ Glee Club all that bad or is it just school? A Cappella Choir the Barons’ Sound of Music Pres: Richard Dennison. V. Pres: Jack Hanes. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW: D. Derrow, M. Haynes, D. Greena- S. Smith, S. Roberts, G. Warstler, J. Phelps, P. Brewer, D. Cole, K. walt, D. Smith, B. Schaab, C. Dove, E. Foley, J. Kuhlhorst, J. Guthier, P. Moughler, D. Bowman, P. Thomas, M. Gerig, E. Spornhauer, B. Ellert, H. Brown, M. Bacon, P. Waluk, S. Buttermore. ROW 2: K. Bunch, V. Knott, Mertz. ROW 4: E. Myers, J. Bower, D. Worthington, J. Stepp, M. Skelly, J. Aldrich, D. Kutzner, B. Frownfelter, A. Synesall, C. Hampshire, V. Myers, G. Anthony, M. Reinoehl, J. Hanes, T. Sponhower, T. Ellert, M. Leas, P. B. Musser, K. Hartman, M. Wertman, S. Zook, C. Brewer, A. Mcintosh, G. Hamman, R. Dennison, T. Wells, R. Friend. Gerig, K. Weiler. ROW 3: B. Haines, B. Krumma, J. Magginnis, B. Farver, Frosh Bring New Sound to D.H.S. FRESHMAN BAND: FRONT ROW: L. Rush, M. Skelly, C. Thomas, D. Frain, C. Weimer, S. Henry, M. Klink, J. Miller, P. Taylor, C. Warstler, C. Miller, D. Hartman. ROW 2: J. Deetz, C. Aiken, C. Holman, E. Shatto, T. Wappes, B. Schortgen, C. Kurtz, B. Springer, D. Richter, B. Fribley, E. Heffley, C. Martz, S. Crabill, T. Keesler, P. Sowle, R. Clark. ROW 3: B. QHEKALD} FRESHMAN ¢ BAND. sp ABOVE: FRESHMAN BANNER CARRIERS: M. Williams and P. Sowle introduce the Freshman Band. TO THE RIGHT: T. Grogg gives the com- mand to—‘forward march.” FRESHMAN TWIRLERS: M. Klink, P. Creecy, J. Miller, M. Pfister, (Feature), R. Walker, S. Ladd, S. Henry. Lensnempietereennmti ‘ Acosta Widner, D. Squires, C. Baughman, C. Shippy, D. Steury, R. Jennings, S. Dickman, D. Kohl, T. Grogg, J. Rohm, T. Keller, $. Raub, J. Grogg, P. Creecy, D. Pierce, T. Smith, T. Hile, $. Ladd, M. Williams, P. Muckenfuss. ROW 4: Miss Mavis (Director), R. Williams, M. Werner, B. Allmandinger, B. Jones, J}. Goodwin, R. McEntarfer, R. Walker, M. Pfister, T. Rupert. FRESHMAN STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW: C. Martz, T. Smith, P. Creecy, D. Pierce, T. Hile, R. Clark, P. Taylor, P. Sowle. ROW 2: C. Weimer, L. Rush, M. Skelly, C. Thomas, C. Aiken, C. Warstler, D. Hartman. ROW 3: T. Wappes, B. Schortgen, C. Kurtz, B. Springer, D. Richter. ROW 4:,). Rohm, D. Kohl, R. Jennings, R. Williams, R. Walker, M. Pfister, R. McEn- tarfer. CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: L. Miller, J. Bauman, M. Ridgway, S. L. Sullivan, C. Boggs, K. Hervey, P. Moore, C. Baker, R. Mettert, F. James, Perlich, T. Ridgway, D. Rediger, S. Stone, S. Tingley, L. Lowe, B. Walker. J. Grogg, B. Klink, B. Miser, K. Smith, M. Collins, M. Skelly, B. Critney, V. ROW 2:5. MacDowall, D. Young, D. Dales, H. Houser, S. Husselman, C. Myers. ROW 4: S. Rudolph, D. Means, C. Parker, C. Johnson, T. Crabill, Engle, C. Allmandinger, D. Seigel, A. Charleswood, K. Weiler, C. Watson, L. Randall, G. Refner, J. Guthier, R. Davis. ROW 5: T. Fugate, K. Mavis, J. R. Diederich, D. Rose, J. Bartos, A. Synesall. ROW 3: P. Morr, K. Griffin, Squier, Mr. Norris (Director), S$. Nelson, J. Foulks, B. Schimpf, S. Foley. Concert Band Adds Strength to D.H.S. Music pv Gh i 5 BAND COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: R. Stackhouse, J. Duncan, K. Weiler. ROW 2: D. Seigel, B. Miser, Mr. Norris (Director), P. Morr, P. Hillmer, R. Pressler, R. Dennison, S. Cox, M. Gingrich, G. Norris. Marching Barons Linda prepares to sound off. Mr. Norris the spirit of D.H.S. SYMPHONIC BAND: FRONT ROW: S. Mettert, J. Myers, T. Simanton, K. Weiler, C. Clark, K. Shook, M. Muhn, R. Stackhou se, J. Saltsman, C. Gramling, G. Gerig. ROW 2:S. Cox, J. Guthier, M. Capen, K. McDaniel, G. Norris, C. Richmond, C. Stedman, K. Grogg, N. Goodwin, D. Bates, D. Korff, P. Thomas, M. Leas, D. Leas, B. Farver, K. Wetoskey, P. Hillmer. ROW 3: C. Browand, M. Gingrich, J. Ulm, S. Johnson, B. Landes, E. Dirrim, D. Peckhart, M. Bacon, R. Hary, L. Butler, K. Knott, Jim, do you play all three tubas? Kaldy puckers up to play. K. Hurd, A. Mcintosh, R. Schuller, M. Miller, J. Fifer, C. Brewer, L. Carr, L. Harter. ROW 4: L. Balzer, B. Ely, E. Muhn, S. Albright, S. Diederich, J. Rhoades, S. Hampshire, D. Worthington, T. Lochner, R. Pressler, W. Buckmaster, B. Musser, M. Skelly, M. Harter, P. Rose, S. Smith, C. Rink, D. Clark, V. Jordan, G. Buttermore, K. Ball, S. Perlich, H. Mertz. ROW 5: K. Yoder, L. Wilson, J. Crowl, R. Dennison, K. Myers, G. Wilhelm, M. Leins, J. Duncan, Mr. Norris (Director). Big Booming Beat Boosts Baron Banners PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: A. Synesall, K. Mavis, D. Rose, J. Bartos, B. Farver, K. Wetoskey. ROW 2: S. Perlich, S. Tingley, S. Stone, D. Clark, C. Rink, F. James. ROW 3:). Guthier, D. Houser, K. Griffin, C. Rich- mond, C. Browand, G. Norris. ROW 4: V. Jordon, G. Buttermore, M. Skelly, L. Harter, M. Collins, V. Myers. ROW 5: B. Landes, D. Peckhart, M. Skelly, J. Guthier, M. Harter, P. Rose. ROW 6: J. Fifer, P. Thomas, S. Perlich, S$. Hampshire, R. Davis, S. Rudolph. ROW 6: G. Wilhelm, M. Leins, J. Duncan, K. Ball, S. Mettert, S. Foley, J. Foulks. ROW @ . K. Yoder, L. Wil- son, J. Crowl, B. Schimpf. SYMPHONIC STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW: L. Harter, S. Perlich, J. Fifer, CONCERT STAGE BAND: FRONT ROW: A. Synesall, B. Klink, J. Grogg, G. Buttermore, V. Jordon, R. Schuller. ROW 2: G. Norris, B. Farver, D. M. Collins, M. Skelly, B. Critney, V. Myers. ROW 2:R. Diederich, D. Rose, Leas, K. Wetoskey, P. Hillmer, D. Korff. ROW 3:S. Hampshire, W. Buck- J. Bartos, K. Mavis. ROW 3. L. Randall, S. Rudolph, R. Davis, J. Guthier. master, M. Skelly, M. Harter, P. Rose. ROW 4: K. Yoder, G. Wilhelm. ROW 4: S. Nelson, S. Foley, J. Squier. Hey YOu Barons .. We've Got the TWIRLERS AND BARONETTES: FEATURE TWIRLER: 8B. Klink. TWIRLERS: P. Moore, M. Miller, D. Korff, C. Baker, L. Carr, K. Grogg, J. Ulm, A. Charleswood. FEATURE TWIRLER: K. Smith. BARONETTES: CLOCKWISE: M. Muhn, S. Cox, K. Bunch, D. Bates, B. Ramsey, J. Sanders, L. Balzer, M. Capen, E. Muhn, J. Myers, K. Hartman, C. Brewer, D. Kutzner, L. Brinkman, B. Ely, B. Sebert, T. Sanders. (Above) Baronettes anxiously await their half-time performance. (Below) ASSISTANT DRUM MAJORS: D. Seigel and B. Miser. (Above) For DRUM MAJORS: happi- se ness is directing the Barons. (Below) ‘ Twirlers march to the sound of Brasses FEATURE TWIRLERS B. Klink and K. Smith add flash to Wild. the marching DeKalb Barons. Toy Soldier Melinda awakens Kathy with the turn of the key. Baron Twirler Pam anxiously looks on as the Bar- ons push on to another victory. Baronette Diane anticipates another “really good show.” Shield Staff Creates Ellen Foley Dianne Korff Se SHIELD BUSINESS MANAGER: Tedra Simanton FEATURE EDITOR: Shelley Diederich NEWS EDITOR: Dana Bates SPORTS EDITOR: Jon Duncan ADVISER: Mrs. Anthony. So this is what they take those pictures with! 4 | ae BS a : 3 a coda B ie Baron News Media REPORTERS: FRONT ROW: S. Foley, M. Allman, D. Felton, P. Bishop, B. Heimach, L. Frederick. ROW 3: G. Anthony, T. Conner, M. Ridgway, C. Ely. ROW 2: J. Fifer, G. Buttermore, K. Grogg, C. Watson, J. Jones, S. Richards, S. Lawless, C. DeLucenay. PHOTOGRAPHERS: (Left to right), J}. Watts, D. Kern, D. Knott. TYPISTS: C. McQuown, S. Mettert, D. Seifert. CIRCULATION STAFF: (Top left to right), N. Dove, M. Haynes, E. Muhn. (Bottom left to right), J. Aldrich, R. Mills (Manager), P. Troyer Not photo- graphed—Diane Smith. De acer Saber Staff Proclaims .. . 1971 SABER STAFF: BOTTOM ROW: Gail Gerig, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF; Marcia Wertman, ASSOCIATE EDITOR. LEFT LADDER: Melinda Muhn, BUSINSS MANAGER; Mary Ann Capen, SALES MANAGER; Pat Teixeira, SALES STAFF; Susan Zook, COPY EDITOR. RIGHT LADDER: Susie Charleston, ADVERTISING MANAGER; ADVERTISING STAFF: Peg Waluk, Cathy Squier, Linda Balzer, Hal Hansen. SITTING: STUDENT LIFE STAFF: John Fifer, Dana Bates; CLASSES STAFF: Kyleen Grandstaff, Pat Hoffelder, Kay Weiler, Barb Frownfelter; ORGANIZATIONS STAFF: Lee Grile, Kathy Grogg; SPORTS STAFF: Carma Gramling, Marty Bard. STANDING: Rita Schuller, PHOTOGRAPHER; Cindy Lockwood, STUDENT LIFE EDITOR; Karen Hurd, CLASS EDITOR; Judy Ulm, ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR; Bur- nell Landes, SPORTS EDITOR; Rozzy Mills, PHOTOGRAPHER. “Proud Barons We Remain’ Is this our editor and associate editor at work? BUSINESS MANAGER: Melinda Muhn Love adds finishing touches to 1971 SABER. PHOTOGRAPHERS: (top) Rozzy Mills and Rita Schuller. SABER STAFF members at work. ARTIST: Carma Gramling. Proud Barons We Remain In Athletics The Men Behind Our Boys John Platt Niles Walton Steve Bowman Ff Ramar Wakenight David Cserep Russ Smith William Jones Jack Wagner Robert Voelkel LETTERMEN: FRONT ROW: T. Simanton, C. Gramling, B. Sockrider, J. Clark, H. strong, M. Gunzenhouser, J. Duncan. ROW 4: K. Wilson, J. Robuck, D. Simanton, Hansen, C. Likens, M. Penland, Stan Seiss, T. Ward, P. Hillmer, D. Smith, T. Dean, S. Grogg, D. Pfefferkorn, B. Schaab, B. Schlosser, P. Reid, D. Rose, D. Baughman, : C. Dove, J. Butler, C. Engle. ROW 2: T. Shipe, J. Tilghman, G. Klein, B. Landes, T. Brandon, P. Hines, |. Magginnis. ROW 5: S. Lutz, L. Rainier, T. Rainier, D. C. Diederich, D. Myers, M. Gael, K. Crozier, M. Brown, R. Mettert, T. Schmidt, Pfister, T. Lochner, |. Bower, L. Holmes, S. Felke, D. Krontz, D. Boren, K. Oberlin, D. Oberlin, J. Schmidt, T. Rountree. ROW 3; D. Sowle, M. Drew, Steve Seiss, C. J. Buchanan, C. Voelkel, G. Wisner. Trapp, L. Payton, R. Miller, J. Freed, D. Lochner, P. Rose, J. McClain, G. Arm- Senior Grant Klein cleans up. Lettermen rest between concession breaks. Mike tells it like it is. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: T. Dean, L. Payton, R. Miller, M. 3:G. Klein, B. Wible, J). Bower, T. Lochner, B. Landes, D. Boren, L. Rainier, Henry, H. Hillabrand, J). Hefty, K. Oberlin, L. Holmes, T. Shipe, J}. McClain. T. Rainier, J. Chalfant, M. Penland, C. Likens, D. Pfister, R. Nichols, H. ROW 2: D. Myers, D. Baughman, J. Robuck, D. Lochner, T. Ellert, B. Hansen. DeWitt, R. Pitzer, T. Ward, D. Oberlin, M. Gael, P. Ball, C. Voelkel. ROW Baron ‘Big Red Machine’’ Rebuild September dawned a new era in the Baron world of football. The ‘‘Big Red Machine” found themselves in the midst of a giant rebuilding program. Thirteen Seniors with relatively little experience were forced to attempt to bridge a large gap left from last year’s graduation. Even though they could only muster a 2—7 record, the ‘Machine’ could have easily been over .500 with a few more breaks in their favor. Also, the Barons faced two new and very strong teams, Goshen and Chesterton. The Barons did show good promise and have many talented Juniors and Sophomores who should transform the ‘Big Red Machine” into another Northeast Indiana powerhouse in the next couple of years. VARSITY FOOTBALL Bluffton Angola South Adams Goshen Columbia City Chesterton Garrett East Noble Bellmont 110 i) | Barons take to the field in an attempt to head off another Redskin attack. Down—Set—Hut—Hut—Hut Coach Platt gives last-minute instructions. Senior Tom Ward attempts to sidestep a “‘Boxcar.”’ i Bs RALPOA ? � . “er —_ O Where, O Where has the Redskin gone? A host of defense-minded BARONS converge on a lowly Railroader. Senior manager Terry Dean busies himself with the tackle charts. Crack—em HAL! Mr. Voelkel wonders, ‘‘“What went wrong?” (ile! Mini—Barons Build for a Promising Future et B-TEAM FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW-:P. Hines, K. Oberlin, T. Pritchard, J. Hefty. SECOND ROW: ). Boger, K. Pierce, R. Farrington, L. Holmes, T. Koch, T. Inlow, J. Woolever, S. Hess, R. Cook, R. Nichols. TH RD ROW: E. Schmidt, G. Reynolds, R. Speidell, L. Kott, J. Chalfant, C. Voelkel, Bi, D. Gafken, G. Leins, G. Warstler. Why is it always me? The Baron mini-machines also faced a season of disappoint- ment as they too were in a rebuilding season. A two-win, five-loss, and one-tie season record was among the griev- ances of our mini-machine. They began their season with shutouts over East Noble, Snider of Ft. Wayne, and Angola; but were met by much tougher foes during the rest of the season. These boys figure to be a big help in the Barons’ transformation back to a Northeast Indiana powerhouse. B—TEAM FOOTBALL East Noble Snider Angola Columbia City Garrett Northridge Carroll The friendly men in the striped shirts? Goshen Baron Frosh Learn the Hard Way Coach Jones’ Frosh machine were met by a season of very tough opponents. Even though they worked very hard, all they could muster was a 1—3 win and loss record. The Frosh opened their season with a 24—16 loss to a big and strong Northridge team. They were beaten by Garrett 34— 8 in their next outing. This loss seemed to put some charge in the forces and they came back the next week and shut out Angola 12—0. They finished their season with a great game going down to defeat at the hands of a powerful Columbia City team 8—0. Given a couple of years, our boys should develope to keep the winning tradition of DeKalb High School. Coach Jones backs the Barons. FROSH FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW- A. Stemen, J. Bassett, B. Springer, R. Rufner, K. Webb, M. Gerig, S. Shull, P. Smith, S. Roebuck. BACK ROW:N. Schultz, B. Allmandinger, J. Schmidt, B. McIntyre, K. Brace, T. Wappes, T. Smith, J. Platt, J. Korff. FROSH FOOTBALL Northridge Garrett Angola Columbia City 1S How did | ever get hooked into this game? 116 PRESENTING: Chris—Tedra. ont LUN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Butler, C. Graml- ing, B. Sockrider, C. Engle, C. Dove, T. Simanton. Jackie—Candi—Carma—Beth— Baron Cheerleaders’ spirit was a big factor in keeping spirit in our team and fans. a B—TEAM CHEERLEADERS: 7OP: Rhonda Stackhouse, BOTTOM. Brenda Klink, ABSENT: Mary Charleston. Spirit Builders Rhonda’s excited—Brenda’s undecided—Louie wonders what is happening. FROSH CHEERLEADERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Margie Klink, Julie Miller, Susie Ladd. of the Future Margie interested in something? WAY Baron Harriers Race On: Coach Niles Walton Steve Seiss Stan Seiss — Phil Hillmer Ira Magginnis Gary ‘‘Tex’’ Teixeira The DeKalb cross country team raced to a winning season, (Sie two of their important victories being the winning of the Conference and the South Side Invitational. The Barons had a 17—8 record for their regular season, and their overall seasonal record was an impressive 74—24. The team placed 4th in the Sectional and 6th in the Regional, and should be congratulated for making the DeKalb cross country team a respected opponent. Only two lettermen will not be returning next year, and the team has many promising frosh and sophs, so all you Barons can look for- ward to another great season in 1971-72. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1970-71 118 CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: D. Sowle, mgr., D. Sherck, S. Lutz, |. Magginnis, S. Seiss, G. Teixeira, S. Seiss, P. Hillmer, M. Grate, J. Duncan. BACK ROW: Coach Walton, S. Hampshire, D. Myers, R. Gonzalez, J. Friend, D. MacMillan, J. Singleton, C. Schultz, P. Reid, S. Nelson, B. Akey, K. Myers, B. Jennings, mgr. Ist at South Side; 1st in Conference Determination goes a long way. Senior Steve leads the pack. CROSS COUNTRY: D Elmhurst Bishop Dwenger Concordia New Haven East Noble Angola South Side Snider New Haven Huntington Pierceton North Side Garrett Prairie Heights Angola South Side Invitational Ft. Wayne Central Central Noble Bellmont Leo Carroll Churubusco East Noble Conference Columbia City Sectional Regional 35 20 21 29 35 15 29 48 30 L7, 26 32 15 22 i) O 20 41 38 26 20 50 26 15 26 43 29 24 50 35 50 iS) Baron Netters Enjoy 7—3 Season Our Baron Netters enjoyed an excellent 7—3 season. Under the direction of their new Coach, Steve Bowman, they became a respected group of sportsmen. Their 5th place finish in the sectional is to be commended. These boys should enjoy even a better season next year as Paul Rose is the only senior on the team. DG ME Paul ‘‘Rosy” Rose is up in the air over his Bruce bombs it back. - a ee serve. The team of Rose and Rose worked to devastate many an oppo- nent. TENNIS South Adams Central Noble Columbia City Bellmont Homestead Northwood Central Noble South Adams Concordia BANDNANWONDADG DA-noano—--O0O 120 TENNIS: FRONT ROW-: S. Felke, D. Rose, M. Collins, J. Grogg. ROW 2: P. Rose, M. Bowker, B. Schlosser, B. Schaab, Coach Steve Bowman. Another Spirited Season with the Varsity VARSITY BASKETBALL: SEA 7ED: R. Pitzer, Mgr., J. Clark, J. Friend, B. Miller, Mgr., S. Seiss, D. Post, D. MacMillan, Coach ‘‘Whitie’’ Wakenight, Asst. Coach J. Freed, R. Roark, R. Reynolds, D. Myers, Mgr. STANDING: T. Sponhower, W. Wyss, D. Gafken, C. Voelkel, G. Wisner, D. Sowle, Mgr. Under the direction of new head coach, Ramar ‘‘Whitie’’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Wakenight, our Baron Hoopsters began a rebuilding pro- Bee gram. Coach Wakenight told us at the beginning of the Huntington 8 season not to be surprised if our men did not win a game Central Catholic 43 until after Christmas. This statement proved to be extremely Garrett 60 true. East Noble 70 After losing seventeen games in a row our team finally broke Lakeland O44, through with back-to-back victories over Eastside and Co- Angola oP lumbia City. A loss in the season’s finale left our men with South Side 68 a 2—18 season record. Holiday Tourney Goshen Sy Wawasee 73 Concordia 55 Leo 52 Central Noble 55 Portland 53 Bluffton 36 Ft. Wayne Snider 54 Ft. Wayne North 42 South Adams 52 The Barons’ 59.0 point per game average was headed by Senior Steve Seiss with an average of better than 14 points per game. Steve also made all NEIC honorable mention. Junior Denny Post averaged over 12 points a game, and Super Soph Dave Gafken added 12 points per game. Next year looks to be a big success as only four seniors will leave this year’s team. Five juniors and three sophs will carry the bulk of the load and with this year’s experience should return our Barons to the ranks of area teams to beat. (Overtime) Eastside 73 67 Columbia City 61 58 Bellmont TAs 77. Sectional Eastside 91 74 Garrett 64 80 121 MANAGERS: Denny Myers, Tim Sponhower, Ron Pitzer. Dave Gafken outjumps two Hornet The Baron press attempting to steal another ball. 122 opponents for the rebound. Barons carefully guard South Side op- ponents. Brad hesitates to pass. BARONS | | | | ioe a | ‘ eal Barons hit a stroke of luck off the Irish. See Senior Seiss. Sl SECTIONAL Val SECTIONAL D Angola 91 Garrett 64 oosier Hysteria omes to aron Country BASKETBALL RESERVES: KNEELING: G. Daub, G. Reynolds, S. Nelson, C. Schultz, R. Reynolds. STANDING: Coach K. Two juniors, seven sophs, and two frosh made up this year’s reserve squad. Under the direction of Coach Workman. this group of young men played an inspira- tional game of basketball. They worked hard during the season and in a few in- stances played on pride alone. Their 6—14 season record is very misleading when one considers that six of these losses were of 10 points or less. With this year’s experi- ence many of these boys should move up and do a fine job for our varsity in the near future. DeKalb High 126 Workman, B. Schlosser, R. Rudolph, J. Singleton, R. Roark, L. Holmes. Coordination and agility count, too. RESERVE BASKETBALL Huntington Central Catholic Garrett East Noble Lakeland Angola South Side Reserve Tourney Eastside Carroll Concordia Leo Central Noble Portland Bluffton Snider Ft. Wayne North South Adams Eastside Columbia City Bellmont Faces fill with apprehension. “B’’ team antics. Baron Frosh Build for the Future FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: J. Shumaker, B. McIntyre, T. McAlhany, (Mgr.), M. Grate, S$. Bowman, D. Richter, Coach L. Dove, J. Platt, G. Woebbeking, D. Skelly, T. Smith, B. Akey, W. Colby. ROW 2: D. Leins, E. Shatto, M. Boswell, M. Likens (Mgr.). Absent: M. Gerig. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Leo Churubusco Hamilton Eastside Columbia City Avilla East Noble Garrett Angola Tourney Garrett Avilla Angola Bishop Dwenger Garrett Central Noble Carroll Prairie Heights Village Woods Huntington Rome City Frosh warm up for another big game. C-Team Shows Good Future for D.H.S. Coach Workman gives the boys words of wisdom. The opposing team finds it hard to outjump the Barons. C-TEAM BASKETBALL Angola Prairie Heights Lakeland Angola East Noble Prairie Heights Bellmont Lakeland East Noble The Barons cut in to steal the ball. (at left) Larry looks for a way out. C-Team players get warmed up before the game. 129 WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: T. High, J. Guthier, E. Schmidt, R. Mettert, T. Prichard, R. Easterday, Coach Russ Smith. ROW 2: T. Schmidt, P. Ball, D. Pfister, T. Rainier, T. Shipe, M. Penland, |. Magginnis, Mer. ROW 3: R. Coach Russ Smith’s matmen entered their fourth season with high hopes of an excel- lent season. However, the season turned out to be a little disappointing as our men could only muster a .500 season. Three members of the team placed in the sectional. They were Senior Tim Schmidt, Sophomore Ed Schmidt, and Frosh Tim High. Our Barons should be a strong team next year as the majority of the team will be returning, including Ed and Tim. Barons won't wear off as the meet wears on. Moore, N. Shultz, K. Myers, T. Weimer, S. Robuck, J. Dunn, J. Bassett.. ROW 4:B. Springer, P. Price, M. Gael, J. Friedel, L. Payton, K. Webb. ROW 5: B. Bishop, J. Schmidt, D. Brown. | | Tim Schmidt attempts to pin his man. | i Student Mgr. Ira smiles on. Terry attempts to turn over his opponent. Tim, Ed, and Tim reached sectional finals. Fancy footwork counts, too. Get off my back. DeKalb wrestlers are all lined up. GYMNASTICS: KNEEL NG: P. Spornhauer, T. Crabill, L. Kline, D. Pfeffer- Oberlin, P. Hines, M. Ford, T. Ellert, |. Silva, R. Smith, S. Grogg, Coach S. korn, K. Brace, B. Krehl, G. Warstler, J. Ober. STANDING: C. Likens, D. hen. case roman Doug goes over. Bowman. Senior Cecil Likens led the Baron Gymnasts to their second straight winning season. A 10—3 record has made them one of the most respected teams in the northern part of our fair state. The Barons placed second in the sectional, being narrowly beaten by Wabash. Five members of the Baron team placed high enough to go to Indy for the state meet. At Indy, Senior Cecil Likens placed 6th in tumbling and 8th in floor exercise. Steve Grogg finished tenth in floor exercise and the team placed tenth overall. Gymnasts Show (Above) Patch is up tight. (Left) Mr. Bow- man shows them how. - , @ er hy, Left: Coach Bowman watches Gary’s determination. Above: Jon shows good form. Senior Roger prepares to mount. True Form GYMNASTICS 'D) Ober perfects a pike. Jimtown 69 Heritage 76 Wabash . 88 South Bend Adams 81.5 Elkart 84.5 Portland 90 Concord 59.5 Angola 89 Heritage 82.5 Heritage 81 South Bend Adams 78.5 Angola — 87 Portland 81 Sectional 2nd State 10th GAA: FRONT ROW:C. Aiken, N. Goodwin, T. Farver, B. Schiffli, J. Carper, Williams, V. Ziegler, J. Carper, S. Fleck, S. Perlich, J. Cherry, A. Sebert, S. P. Rodebaugh, V. Gerbers, P. Martin, M. Gingrich, L. Harter, T. Grogg, P. Haynes, C. Woods, M. Klein, G. Schmidt, H. Wise, C. Gorsuch, S. Crabill, Creecy, P. Lung, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: M. Boswell, C. Leins, E. Foley, S. Stone. FOURTH ROW-S. Hartman, K. Griffin, V. McDonald, C. Golden, S. Mettert, K. Ball, C. Rink, J. Imus, K. Gerbers, K. Engle, C. Baughman, S. J. Provines, B. Fox, B. Schaab, L. Morgan, J. Baughman, L. Lige, C. Moore, Knott, S. Perlick, C. Woods, S. Dangler. TH RD ROW: L. Frederick, M. K. Akerman, V. Akerman, D. Frain, B. McDonald, B. McKean, M. Harmes. G.A.A. Stresses Fitness and Fun. GAA BASKETBALL GAA VOLLEYBALL D O D Concord 20 53 Concord New Haven 40 50 Huntington Leo 41 33 Angola Lakeland 32 31. Hamilton W Eastside 36 29 Hamilton W Hamilton 68 21 Concordia Huntington 44 58 District Ill__ First Hamilton 39 22 State Volleyball Third Concordia 29 Angola 25 What the 22. Get that tip!! 134 | cannot tell a lie; | did it. Vicki makes like the Pink Panther. EEO 135 ee ny ea Ya, we know. Miss Dunn instructs the girls. GAA BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: C. Rink, B. McDonald, B. Fox, J. Imus. SECOND ROW: K. Griffin, V. McDonald, R. Clark, K. Ball. TH RD ROW: D. Frain, P. Martin, B. Schiffli, K. Akerman, C. Moore. Up, up and away with GAA. 136 Linksmen Record 9—7 Season VARSITY GOLF: FRONT ROW: M. Gunzenhauser, G. Armstrong, T. Brandon, B. Schaab. ROW TWO: J. Myers, R. Roark, B. Landes, S. Kelly, Coach Jack Wagner. DeKalb’s linksmen enjoyed a fine 9—7 record for the 1971 season. Underclassmen carried the load, as only one senior was on the team. Because of the good showing of the under- classmen, Coach Jack Wagner feels that the next years are promising. Included in the Barons’ nine wins were double wins over rival Garrett and wins over conference foes Columbia City, Angola, and New Haven. With hard work, determination, and a little luck, Coach Wagner’s troops should improve considerably next year. VARSITY GOLF 1971 East Noble Columbia City Bishop Dwenger Bellmont Lakeland Garrett Snider Angola South Side Garrett Homestead D 213 171 228 215 218 214 207 © 211 214. 222 220 O Concordia Lake Hill Invitational Angola New Haven N.E.1.C. 7th Leo 215 Carroll 220 Sectional: 3rd Regional 9th This meet is called the “Lake Hill Invitational.”’ Baron Trackmen End with 9—1 Season 4. 3 SS Ful ey or VARSITY TRACK: The Kokomo Relays Champs. FRONT ROW: B. Wheeler, J. Tilghman, D. Boren, P. Hines, |. Silva, G. Teixeira, L. Kott, D. Simanton, M. Brown, Steve Seiss, K. Wilson, |. Magginnis, D. Winebrenner, V. Benner, B. Emerick, S. Hampshire, K. Oberlin. G. Norris, J. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: M. Sattison, Stan Seiss, D. Myers, Ken Wilson Ist at State Ivan Silva: long jump. Ken Wilson: low hurdles. Coach Bob Voelkel’s 1971 Baron trackmen en- joyed another terrific season! Just as they had done during the past two years, the Barons were impressive wherever they went. For the third straight year, they brought back the first place trophy from the Kokomo Relays. The Men-in- Red also won the Columbia City Relays and nearly succeeded in their defense of their conference crown, losing by just two points. Their season record was nine wins and one loss in regular meets. In I.H.S.A.A. Sectional competition, the Baron hopes were high and they qualified two men for the Regional, Steve Seiss in the high hurdles and Ken Wilsoed our State qualifiers to the low stickman. At the State meet in Indianapolis, the final show- down of the year took place for DeKalb’s Wilson. After a slow start, Ken came on strong and brought home DekKalb’s first State track blue ribbon. The ’71 Saber salutes our fine state champ! Above: Mont e Brown: pole vault. Below: Steve Seiss: high hurdles. VARSITY TRACK 1971 D) South Side 31 New Haven 61 Bishop Dwenger KE Central Catholic Bishop Luers 79.5 East Noble, Bellmont Columbia City 64 Garrett 82 Angola 102 Relays, Special Events North Side 8 points Goshen, Class A 7th Kokomo, Class B 1st WETC: 2nd Columbia City Ist Sectional 10 points Regional 5 points Stan Seiss: mile run. State 6 points Baron trackmen win Relays for third year in a row. Baseball Team Sets New Record BASEBALL VARSITY: FRONT ROW: R. Farrington, T. Marker, S. Strawser, J. Coach W. Schlosser, Coach W. Jones, H. Hansen, R. Pitzer, L. Payton, L. Nusbaum, G. Leins, B. Beaty, M. Henry, S. Grogg, P. Rose, G. Daub, J. Freed, Holmes, D. Post, C. Voelkel, G. Wisner, D. Krontz, T. Ellert (mgr.). R. Rudolph, R. Miller, T. Dean. BACK ROW: R. Martin (mgr.), D. Sowle (mgr.), VARSITY BASEBALL 1971 D) West Noble 11 Providence (2) Jeffersonville.(2) Hicksville Hobart, O.(2) Goshen Bluffton Lakeland Edon Garrett New Haven Fairview (2) Concordia New mascot comes to Dekalb. Angola Leo (2) Columbia City Hicksville East Noble Bellmont South Whitley South Adams North Side (2) Sectional Angola ONOROFANNDWO—- COCO —- OO | No Varsity bat girls Karen Bunch, Kathy Grogg, and Linda Yoder. 21 Wins BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT ROW: G. Daub, R. Miller, D. Rose, K. Gramling, J. Tuttle, S. Nelson, M. Collins, J. Guthier, J. Grogg, J. Fender. BACK See ROW: D. Knott, D. Leins, B. Beaty, R. Farrington, J. Magginnis, J. Buchs, T. Marker, K. Boger, J. Nusbaum, M. Gerig, K. Moughler, Coach W. Schlosser. Proud Barons We Remain ... 1 As Underclassmen Frosh Begin Their Four-Year Mike Boswell, President Dave Knott, Vice-President Carol Warstler, Secretary Kevin Webb, Treasurer Cynthia Aiken Terri Akerman Vicki Akerman Bill Akey Janet Aldrich Kevin Allison Robert Allmandinger Mark Armstrong Tim Armstrong Debbie Baker Ron Balliet Tim Barkey Roger Barnhart Jeff Bassett Cathy Baughman Dennis Baughman Shirley Bauman Steven Berryhill Luanne Betz Bruce Bishop William Blomeke Kim Boger Chris Boggs Orville Bolen ourney with Baron Activities Dave Bosell Mike Boswell Scott Bowman Sherry Boyd Kurt Brace Bill Brewer Bunnie Brown Deborah Brown Jeff Brown Judy Bry Debbie Bryan Mike Bryant Diana Buckmaster Neal Burch Gary Buttermore John Cain Pam Cain Cheryl Carnahan Greg Carnahan Randy Carnahan Ricky Carnahan Earl Carper Judy Carper Kim Casselman Rhonda Casselman Janice Cherry Rhonda Clark Joe Clifford Wayne Colby Helen Collins Jone Cook Debra Copley Dave Cox Sally Crabill Steve Crager Pamel a Creecy Vicky Crozier Cathy Crump Brenda Curry Lois Curtis Bradd Davidson John Deetz Judy Deetz Diane Delbecq Michael DeLucenay Calvin Depew Richard Depew Steve Dickman Ralph Diehl Terrie DeYoung Doug Donaldson Pamela Donaldson Anita Drerup Rosie Drerup Judy Dreyer Jim Dunn Rhonda Eldridge Becky Ellert Tim Ellert Jim Elliott “This Science chapter is so interesting.’’ Jane Ellison Karol Engle Rodney Evans Kevin Faulkner Tim Fee Hullet Fender | Jeff Fender Patsy Ferrell Harry Fike Suzan Fleck John Fox Terry Fox Donna Frain Rick Freed Jeri Frey Bill Fribley Steven Frick John Friedel Mark Friend Susan Frownfelter Rick Fugate Pat Fuller Anna Gael Dave Gallagher Mike Gerig Lauren Gilbert Terri Goings John Goodwin Kevin Gramling Lyle Grate Marshall Grate Steve Grate Barry Greenfield Linda Greenfield Matt Greenwalt Diane Grimm John Grogg Tara Grogg Rick Hall Jeff Hamilton Mary Harper Shelley Hart Denise Hartman Christie Harvey Curtis Hatter Tim Havens William Havens Emily Heffley Kent Heffley Shayne Henry Julie Hervey Charles Hicks Judy High Tim High Trionne Hile Carol Holman Neal Holmes David Hornbacker Douglas Hornbacker Tonya Hughes Larry Hypes Brad Jennings Rex Jennings Robert Jensen Brenda Jernigan Catherine Johnson Lorie Johnson James Johnston Assemblies Intrigue the Minds of Freshmen Bob Jones Jenny Jump Sandra Jump Susan Kain Homer Keene Toni Keesler Toni Keller Teresa Keuneke Michael Kimmel Randy King Tina Klinger Margie Klink “Boy, this sure is a lot better than working my Math problems!’’ Karen Knee Michael Knop Bob Knott Dave Knott 147 Sheryl Knott Dianne Kohl Jerry Korff Twylla Krehl Eric Kuhlhorst Calvin Kurtz Susan Ladd Rex LaRowe Bill Lawless Donald Leins Dave Lepard Kathy Lepley Judy Liddell Gerald Likens Mark Likens Scott Link Mike Lochner Greg Lumpkins Peggy Lung Bob MacDonald Jim Magnuson Charles Martz Patricia Mason Tim McAlhany Terilyn McCorkle Shawn McDaniel Betty McDonald Pam McEntarfer Roger McEntarfer William Mcintyre Linda McKean Pamela McNutt Sherry Messer Elaina Messmann Susan Mettert David Miller Juli Miller Colleen Morningstar David Moyer Pat Muckenfuss Connie Musser Mary Muzzillo Kevin Myers Bill Nelson Sharon Nelson Mary Nopper Terry Nusbaum Janet Oberlin Mark Oberlin Eric Outland Thomas Parrett Cynthia Parsell Joy Patee Rick Payton Alice Pepple Charles Pepple John Petre Edward Pfefferkorn Margie Pfister Dan Phillips Diane Pierce John Platt Heather Potts Scott Pressler Philip Price Randy Ramsey Cindy Ransbottom Shela Su Raub Randy Reas John Reed Paul Reid Helen Rempis Dave Richter Susan Ridenour Scott Robuck Will Rogers Jeff Rohm Christine Rowe Tony Rowe Randy Rufner Tina Rupert Lynne Rush Mark Sattison Leabeth Scattergood Robert Schendel Larry Scheurich John Schmidt Bernard Schortgen Eugene Shatto Cindy Shippy Darrell Short Deborah Short Debbie Shoudel Jeanne Shoudel Jerry Shoudel Ron Shoudel Michelle Shuherk Steven Shull Ned Shultz John Shumaker Gary Shuman Alan Singleton Jerry Singleton Jerry Sink Don Skelly Martha Skelly Phillip Slone Peter Smith Sherry Smith Susan Smith Timothy Smith Mark Solomon Phyllis Sowle Peter Spornhauer Brian Springer Donna Squier Debby Squires Allen Stemen Michael Stemen Jon Stepp Debbie Steury Louetta Steury Mike Steury Cindy Stonebreaker Dennis Stoy Cathie Strup Marion Sturmer Frances Sumner Patti Taylor Carla Thomas George Tompkins “| dare you to take it.’’ Carma Smolek 1956—1970 | say to you now. When | am gone, Do not sit and weep as though your heart was breaking, But rather remember the things | loved, The things | believed in, stood for, The goals | strived for And be glad, that wh ile | was here | did love, laugh, believe and strive Joseph Tompkins Martha Trapp Karen Treesh Sue Treesh Pat Troyer Christine Tuttle Jeff Tuttle Laura Vacek Sally Vallance Norma Vanderpool Michael Voltz Rebecca Waddell Theresa Waldron Janet Walker Rory Walker Roxanna Walker Timothy Wappes Carol Warstler Roberta Wattier Debbie Webb Kevin Webb Cindy Weimer Dave Wells Mike Werner Susan Wertenberger Steve Westrick Beverly Widner Marcia Williams Richard Williams Dennis Wirts Gary Woebbeking Julie Wood Jerry Woods Beverly Wurm Vickie Zeigler Ill Live On For those things that were a part of me. So much more would | have you remember me in these, And not shed a tear Than for you to weep And then forget the things my life, Though so young and unfulfilled, stood for. Barb Frownfelter 151 Sophomores Climb the Second Rung Ron Buss, President Steve Hampshire, Vice-President Jayne Dunn, Secretary Teri Sanders, Treasurer Mark Adams Brian Albright Cynthia Allmandinger John Armstrong Terry Bailey Judy Baird Cheryl Baker Shirley Baker Eric Ball Rose Ann Balzer Allen Banks Debbie Barth John Bartos Gary Bashore Janie. Baughman ‘Missy Baughman Jan Bauman Jim Bishop Jim Blomeke Jerry Boger Caye Boggs Janet Bolen Larry Bolinger Lance Bollet of the Ladder of Knowledge Roderick Bollet David Bowman Balinda Boyd Cherie Browand Dale Brown Dan Brown Jeff Brown Les Brown Lonnie Brown Mike Brown James Bryant Jeff Buchanan Herman Buchs Randy Friend appears satisfied even though he has just John Buchs finished lunch. Agnes Budoso Ron Buss Jackie Butler Jan Carbaugh Kay Carson Jon Chalfant Ann Charleswood Joanne Cherry Jack Chriswell Candy Clark Jack Clark Danny Clevenger Dan Cole Anita Coleman Annie Collins Marc Collins Nannie Collins Judy Cook Randy Cook Rick Cook Terry Cook Gary Cooper Micki Cox Wilma Cox Debbie Coyle Terry Crabill Debbie Cripe George Crowl Sherry Dangler Gary Daub Bruce Davis Mike Davis Ron Davis Jane Days 153 Sophs Study Hard? Mick Goings Charlotte Golden Rita Gonzalez Cindy Gorsuch Craig Gramling Kris Grandstaff Janet Grate Rich Greenfield Karen Griffin Sharon Griffin Kathy Grile Joyce Grimm Jeff Grogg Jim Guthier Steve Hampshire Marilyn Harmes Marilee Days Cheryl DeLucenay Jenni DeYoung Vicky Dickson Roger Diederich Pauline Dobson Phil Drerup Mike Duncan Jayne Dunn Pat Durfey Tony Dyer Duane Ellert Barb Ely Bob Emerick Chris Engle Steve Erwin Jo Eyler Jim Eyster Rex Farrington David Fink Steve Foley Mike Ford Tom Ford Bonnie Fox Laura Frederick Cindy Freed Randy Friend Dave Fuller Mary Gael Dave Gafken Vicky Gifford Debi Goe Is this a new course offered at D.H.S.2 Debbie Kern has Baron spirit. Rick Harmon Mike Harter Curtis Hartman Susan Hartman Lyle Hartranft George Haskins Jackie Hatter Sally Haynes Steven Healey Sandy Heimach Joan Heise Daniel Hervey Alan High Andy High Ann Hillmer Patch Hines Darlene Hinkle Dennis Hissong Karl Hoff Larry Holmes Tim Honaker Debra Houser Sue Husselman Terry Inlow Fred James Roseanne Jennings Mike Jetmore Julie Jones Cindy Jordan Linda Jordan Craig Kaufman Sky K elly Debbie Kern Margaret Klein Brenda Klink Debbie Knott Leonard Kott Teresa Krumma Debbie Kruse Gene Lash Sue Lawless Cindy Leas Gary Leins Dawn Lepard Pam Lepley Lorna Lige Terie Link Danny Livergood 155 Harmony is an Essential Tim Lockwood Dan Long Linda Lowe Debbie MacKinnon Donna MacKinnon Jerry Magginnis Steve Magnuson Rob Martin Karl Mavis Delores McClellan Vickie McDonald Brenda McKean Melanie McSorley Dian Means Debbie Messer Becky Miser Barbara Mitsch Kristie Moore Rick Moore Liz Morgan Carmilla Morton Kevin Moughler Don Myers John Myers Don Nelson Steve Nelson Roger Newcomer Gregg Norris Jerry Nusbaum John Ober Ken Oberlin Denise Palmer Marlin Parker Chris Parsell Teresa Patee Janice Paulen Keith Payton Bill Peckhart Denny Penland Janet Pepple Rex Pepple Shirley Perlich Bev Petre Terry Petre Jay Phelps Jane Phillips Yvonne Pierce Don Price 156 Quality with Sophs at D.H.S. Tom Prichard Janice Provines Linda Pulver Wendy Qualls Dewey Quinn Theresa Randall Debbie Rediger Mike Reid Margaret Reinig Joel Reinoehl Gary Reynolds Chris Richards Mona Ridgway Teresa Ridgway Jeff Ritenour Rick Roark Stan Roberts Dave Rose Connie Rottger Michael Rottger Gary Rowe Richard Rudolph Sharon Sanders Teri Sanders Martin Sattison Patricia Schiffli Lynn Schlatter Ed Schmidt Ginger Schmidt Arlene Sebert Debora Seifert Debbie Seigel Daniel Sewards Lawrence Sewelin Junior Shaffer Ronnie Shearer Dwight Sherck Steve Shipe Robert Shuff Cliff Shultz Gloria Shumaker Marlene Skelly Lonnie Slone Pam Slone Terry Crabill proves to the other buys in Boys’ Glee Club that he can sing. Babs Smith Karen Smith Kathy Smith Roger Smith 57 These sophomore boys humor the photographer. “Oh, let me see what he wrote.” Out-of-School Time is Used by Sophs, Too Sheryln Smith Lynn Snyder Wade Sowers Randy Speidell John Squier Patty Squier Dale Stackhouse Rhonda Stackhouse Dave Stafford Karen Stafford Roxann Stafford Anita Stebing Jim Steffen Marianne Stemen Mark Stevenson Susie Stone Mike Stonebraker Laura Sullivan Robert Surfus Susan Sweet Laurie Taylor Jeri Thomas Sue Tingley David Treesh Marlene Treesh Steve Treesh Eugene Troyer Randy Vandervest Cy Voelkel Frank Walker Jon Wallace Jeff Walter 158 Linda Walter Gary Warstler Chris Watson Dawn Watson Kennis Weiler Terry Weimer Bill Wheeler Louanne Wheeler Kevin Wilbur Bill Wilhelm Herschel Wilhelm Steve Wimer John Wirts Helen Wise Carol Wood Cheryl Wood Ray Woodcock John Woolever James Wooster Sharon Wyss Norma Young Anne Zook Anne Zook is easily distracted from her De- Leaving school is a pleasing thought for Chris Richards and Julie velopmental Reading. Jones. iow) Up against the wall at pep sessions. In the Third Year of Achievement John Bower, President Phil Hillmer, Vice-President Peggy Brown, Secretary Jon Duncan, Treasurer Kathy Akerman Ellen Albright Judy Aldrich Gary Anthony George Armstrong Rita Arnott Mary Bacon Peggy Baker Karen Ball Pat Ball Marty Barnhart Dennis Baughman Melinda Baughman Brent Beaty Victor Benner Pam Bishop Charles Boggs Danny Boren Marcia Boswell John Bower Marc Bowers Mark Bowker Cathy Boyd Tom Brandon Juniors Put Forth Their Best Efforts Paul Brewer Lynn Brinkman David Brown Gary Brown Peggy Brown Sue Bryan Jenni Buchanan Ruth Buchs Wanda Buckmaster Karen Bunch Dave Bundy Lisa Butler Gregg Buttermore Susan Buttermore Karen Cain Mike Carnahan Dennis Carper Joanne Carper Lynn Carper Greg Cassady Gary Casselman Wade Castator Cindy Charleston Mary Charleston Richard Christian Cathy Clifford Holly Cole Dan Cooper Beth Critney Michael Crouch Cindy Crowl Jim Crowl Linda Crowl Kerry Crozier Ron Culbertson Debbie Dales Jerry Daniels Ginger DeLong Diane Derrow Susi DeWitt Roxy DeYoung Shelley Diederich Roger Diehl Candi Dove Nicki Dove Susy Dreyer Jon Duncan Raymond Edgar Paul Hamman and Holly Cole lure victims to buy tickets es of. 4 ; from the Junior Class booth. Sie ——— ee 161 Roy Edgar Le Ann Eley Thomas Ellert William Elworthy Ed Fahl Jerry Farrington Bob Farver Teressa Farver Larry Faulkner Steve Felke Diane Felton Georgia Fender Sheril Fender Vicki Filipow Ellen Foley Jeff Foulks Jim Freed Pam Frey Steve Fribley Dennis Frick Pam Frick Terry Fugate Marvin Gael Linda Garman Dennis Geeting Jane Geeting Kathy Gerbers Charles Gibson Millie Gibson Wanda Gilbert Marymae Gingrich Dave Glick Cindy Godsell Ruben Gonzalez Nancy Goodwin Debbie Grate Mike Gray Paul Grim Steve Grogg Nedra Gschwend Monte Gunzenhauser Dawn Hagadorn Becky Haines Dave Hamman Paul Hamman Shirley Hamman Chris Harkless Kathy Hartman SA 3 a “1 couldn’t do a thing with my hair today!’ from Studying for Fun Robin Hary Marie Haynes Jim Hefty Gary Henderson Theresa Henderson Mark Henry Stan Hess Arvil Hicks Charles Hill Herb Hillabrand Phil Hillmer Jennie Hines Deb Hinman Jim Hodge Nancy Holden Marty Holmes Gary Hurd Jeri Imus | Craig Johnson Dale Johnson Dave Johnson Jeff Johnson Sharon Johnson Mirta Johnston Jan Keen Debbie Kelley Richard Kempf Bev Kessler Debbie Kester Margie Kimmel Roxanne Kingsbury Joyce Kingsley Larry Kline Karen Knott Vickie Knott Tony Koch Brad Krehl Chrys Krick Jefri Kuhlhorst John Kuhlman William Landers Mike Leas Connie Leins Mike Leins Delora Lepley Elizabeth Lepley Keith Lewis Sandy Lewis 163 Dave Lochner Thomas Lochner Linda Lockhart Mike Long Scott Lutz Sarah MacDowall Dave MacMillan Ira Magginnis Tyrone Maldeney David Manon Duaine Manon Terry Marker Rita McBride Kathy McDaniel Randy McEntarfer Pam McMaken uniors Denice McNaughton Bruce Menier Harriet Mertz Linda Mettert Sherrel Mettert Bente Midtsjo Heidi Midtsjo Beth Miller Brad Miller James Miller LuEllen Miller Mary Ann Miller Nancy Miller Rob Miller Pam Moore Patty Morr Michelle Moughler Ellen Muhn Beth Musser Denny Myers Ethan Myers Janean Myers Vonda Myers Roger Nichols Becky Nopper Kathy Noragon Lowell Ordway Gerald Osbun Hollie Oswalt Nelson Pankop Stanley Parrett Richard Patee “Oh my gosh!!’’ Larry Payton Sheryl Perlich Dean Pfefferkorn Diana Phillips Kenny Pierce Billy Pogue Denny Post Bob Price Linda Randall Steven Reed Joe Reid Cathy Reinoehl Mark Reinoehl Willa Reinoehl Becky Rempis Ron Reynolds David Rhodes Michael Richardson Coleen Richmond George Ridenour Debbie Rimmel Vickie Rinehart Connie Rink Sherry Rittenhouse Chris Roark Pam Rodebaugh Meg Rodecap Dennis Rohm Sherrie Rudolph Mike Rupert Joyce Saltsman Jeri Sanders Beth Schaab Bill Schaab Bill Schiffli Tom Schiffli Butch Schimpf Bruce Schlosser Barb Sebert Ralph Seiler Lucretta Sells Alitza Severence Carson Shirk Debbie Shuff Mike Shuherk Susie Shull Dex Simanton Deb Singleton 165 Marvin Skelly Clarence Slone Barry Smith Scott Smith Debbie Smolek Doug Sowle Mike Sowle Kathy Spitler Sue Sponhower Tim Sponhower Sharry Stabe Steve Stackhouse Tom Stackhouse Candy Stedman Omer Steury Shirley Stogdill Bonnie Stonebraker Ron Strahm Stephen Strawser Ann Synesall Gary Teixeira Paul Thomas Darlene Treesh Sheri Vacek Darlene Wainscott Becky Walker Jane Walter Gary Warstler Janice Warstler Darlene Watson “Anybody want a doughnut?”’ Debbi Watson Jain Watts Jerry Weimer Tim Wells Rick West Mike Westrick Kathy White Bill Wible Sharon Wilhelm Ken Wilson Linda Wilson Denis Winebrenner Becky Winget Susan Wolfe Alice Woodcock Gene Woodring Larry Woods Dave Worthington Linda Yoder Dorothy Young Dawn Zehner Lynn Brinkman remains calm until it’s time to go on stage. 167 Proud Barons We Remain ... “a $ ¢ Mr. Tom Smith—Class Sponsor Fay resident % 'Tom Ward—Vice-President Jeff Clark—Treasurer As Seniors fter Four Years at D.H.S. Seniors Say, SONDRA KAY ALBRIGHT MARY JANE ALDRICH MELANIE JANE ALLMAN MARCIA ANN BALL LINDA LOU BALZER MARTY LOU BARD DAWN CHRISTINE BARKEY CATHY SUE BARSE DANA ELIZABETH BATES MARY JANE BLOMEKE DEAN BONECUTTER BRAD BOWMAN SHIRLEY ANN BOWMAN RICHARD OWEN BOYD CAROL SUE BREWER - + WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN’ LAWRENCE RAYMOND CINDA JOAN BROWN DOUGLAS D. BROWN MONTE LEE BROWN TERRY LEE BROWN BRINKMAN KAREN SUE BUNDY JUDI ANN CAMPBELL MARY ANN CAPEN MICHAEL WAYNE LARRY DEAN CARPER | CARPENTER STEVE LEROY CARPER EDWARD A. CARR LINDA SUE CARR PAMELA RENEE CHALFANT GELAINE SUE CHARLESTON Seniors Capture Every Enjoyable Moment JOANNE CHRISTIAN DEBORAH ANN CLARK GEORGE THOMAS CLARK JEF FREY LYNN CLARK JACK ARDEN CLOSE 1 McIntosh shows everyone that she hasn’t changed just ause she has new hair. COY L. COLLINGSWORTH J et i he OOP TONI LEE CONNER CATHY KAY COOK JOHN PAUL COOK ry Dean and Jim Richter will laugh at almost anything. PHILIP MATTHEW COOL 174 ‘in Their Last Year “Please, just one more ride!’’ Is this in-coming or out- going mail? SUE ANN CORNELIUS SANDRA SUE COUEY SUSAN JANE COX ROBERT G. DALES LINDA DAVIDSON DOUGLAS ALFRED DAYS TERRY MYRON DEAN REX EARL DEETZ RICHARD ALLEN DENNISON DAVID MICHAEL DEWITT These senior boys show how much they’re enjoying the assembly. 175 Seniors Express Their Talents WILLIAM MICHAEL DeWITT CYNTHIA MARLENE CARY CORNELL DIEDERICH ELLEN DENISE DIRRIM LLOYD EDWARD DOLLIER DICKMAN JUDY ELAINE DRERUP MICHAEL ANGELO DREW DEANNA DUNN FRANCIS DUNN LU ANN DUNN ROGER WILLIAM DENNIS L. ELLERT ELIZABETH DEAM ELLERT JAMES ARTHUR ELLIS ROBERT @ ELLIS EASTERDAY Through Varied Activities YVONNE E. ELY JENNIFER S. FEE DENNIS D. FRAIN RUSSELL L. EMERICK LARRY DALE EVANS BRUCE D. FIELDS KATHRYN S. FREED THOMAS E. FREED PM ica Oe iden : coro oe eee ee ee saiseta aaa cee ic ediscaaaee ee ee hee abebace ae Seer hte: ROGER EDWIN EVANS JOHN ROGER FIFER MARY M. FISHER JERRY LEE FRIEND DENNIS A. FORD BARBARA JEAN FROWNFELTER Seniors Display Leadership Qualities “Do you think we can cover up the scratch?” “Now how did he say to do that again!’’ KARYN GAEL VICKI GERBERS GAIL LYNN GERIG JACK GIBSON THOMAS R. GIFFORD sale CARMA KAY GRAMLING BETTY GRANDLIENARD KYLEEN GRANDSTAFF Jerry Friend practices before his Cathy Barse prepares for a speech. secretarial career. Through All Activities at D.H.S. SHARON KAY GRATE DARLA DONNINE GREENAWALT JOHN MEREDITH GREUTER LEE ANN GRILE KATHLEEN DIAN GROGG Our Student Body President sings for everybody. TED ALAN GROGG GLENYS KAY GROH NANCY J. GUINTHER JANE ELLEN GUTHIER NANCY KAY HAIFLICH Tedra Simanton shows an underclassman how to do her French. AS raduating Barons Show Spirit wee SHEILA ZELL HALL CAROL JEAN HAMPSHIRE SANDY LEE HANDLEY JACK ALLEN HANES HAL LESLIE HANSEN CYNTHIA KAYE HARKLESS WENDY MAY HARMES JAN MICHELE HARPER LINDA JO HARTER KERRY WAYNE HEFFLEY THOMAS NEIL HEFTY ALLEN D. HENDERSON KIM DAVID HERVEY LARRY GILBERT HESS YOLANDE ANNE HINES in Both Studies and Activities cA PATRICIA ANNE HOFFELDER RICKEY L. HOLBEN KAREN ELAINE HURD ELLEN ELIZABETH JESSE IRISH HUSSELMAN ; WILLIAM A. JONES RODNEY ALLEN JORDAN VICKIE MARIE JORDAN ROLLIN LLOYD JUMP RONALD G. KEEN EMERSON LEE KEEP RICKY ALLEN KEMERY DAROLD DEAN KESSLER DONALD LEE KESSLER ROBERT WILLIAM KESSLER Seniors Enjoy GRANT ANDREW KLEIN JEFFERY LANE KLINE DIANNE MARIE KORFF TODD F. KRETZ We caught you in the act, Carrie. CONNIE S. KRONTZ DANNY R. KRONTZ REBECCA ANN KRUMMA DIANE SUE KUTZNER Smile pretty, Rozzy! BURNELL EDWARD LANDES BETTY L. LAWSON 182 Their Final Year ROY LEE LAWSON DAVID ALAN LEAS MARGARET A. LEPLEY SANDRA S. LEPLEY CECIL JAY LIKENS | GARY EBEN LIKENS, JR. ALAN DALE LOCKHART TERRY LEE LOCKHART CINDY JO LOCKWOOD KENNETH LYNN LOCKWOOD DeKalb County Fair Creates a CHERYL ANN LOWER DIANA L. LUMPKINS LARRY A. LUNG CAROLYN S. MAGGINNIS TERRY LEE MALCOLM PAULA MARTIN RICHARD LEROY McBRIDE JOSEPH MARION McCLAIN DENNIS C. McCLELLAN GREGORY ALBERT McCLURE STEVEN SPENCER McDANIEL ANN McINTOSH CAROLYN SUE MCQUOWN PAULA KAY MELLER JAMES A. MERTZ | | Merry-Go-Round of Fun for Seniors RONALD L. METTERT STEVEN D. MILLSPAUGH DEBRA ANN NUGEN JAY A. MIDDLETON LARRY MORROW DOUGLAS J. OBERLIN JUDY ANN MILLER MELINDA ANNE MUHN JOHN ALAN OBERLIN MARY A. MILLER — KAREN JOANN MYERS ROBIN OPPER ROSELYN |. MILLS SHIRLEY KAY NICHOLS CHARLOTTE MAE PARKER Class of 71 Wreadserauns “Aha, caught ya again, Dianne!’ MICHAEL RICHARD MARCIA RUTH PARR DAVID LANCE PEARSE DIANNA SUE PECKHART PENLAND HELEN JOAN PEPPLE KATHLEEN KAY PEPPLE PAUL STEVEN PFEFFERKORN DANIEL WILLIAM PFISTER RONALD LEE PITZER THOMAS R. POLGLASE, JR. Senior boys congregate in the walks of the halls. Down Dekalb Hallways SYLVIA MARIE POTTS ROGER EARL PRESSLER JAMES H. PROVINES JEANNE MARIE PROVINES RODNEY LAVON RAFINE Just watching the girls go by. LARRY L. RAINIER TERRY LEE RAINIER REBECCA LYNN RAMSEY JOYCE ANN RAY GARY LYNN REFNER Remember, no undue affection! 187 Daydreaming Seniors JAN RHOADES CAREN SUE RICHARDSON JAMES STANLEY RICHTER WILLIAM EUGENE RICKMAN JAMES L. ROBUCK PAUL CHARLES ROSE THOMAS J. ROUNTREE DUANE DAVID ROWE MARLENE ROWE SHERRYL CHRISTINE RUPERT GREGORY LEE RUSH DIANE SUSAN SCHEURICH GLORIA ANN SCHIEBER BARBARA JEAN SCHIFFLI TIMOTHY JAMES SCHMIDT } | i | en od Ss RITA ANN SCHULLER PATRICIA KAY SCHWARTZ STANLEY MICHAEL SEISS STEVE SEISS GEORGE MICHAEL SEVRENCE PATRICIA LEE SEVRENCE TERRY LEE SHIPE KARLA JO SHOOK IVAN T. DA COSTA e SILVA TEDRA SUE SIMANTON DAVID ALAN SMITH DIANA SUE SMITH ROGER LEE SMITH GERRY SNAVLEY BETH ANN SOCKRIDER Senior Class Measures Up DEBORAH LEE SPEER DORSEY E. SPEER, JR. PHYLLIS ANN SPENCER EDWIN L. SPORNHAUER CATHY ANN SQUIER JEANNINE KAY STARR JAMES STERLING STEPP MARY ELIZABETH STONE CHRISTINE ANN STONEBRAKER BERNARD STEVEN STULLER 190 Physics Threatens to Deny Seniors Early Release | F ie: Ph oy A, _vJ f sit hy | = T= ey UW e PATRICIA ANN TEIXEIRA JAMES EARNEST TILGHMAN = STEPHEN JEFFREY TOMPKINS CHARLES ANTHONY TRAPP CHRISTINE LOUISE TREESH | PENNY TROYER JUDITH ANN ULM MICHAEL LOUIS VALLANCE KATHLEEN CONNIE CRAIG LEON WALKER WAINSCOTT “Goodnight Ron ...” “Goodnight Gerald ...” Reminiscing the Past Year Judy has serious thoughts about her future. These senior girls don’t have time to be serious. RODNEY EUGENE WALKER PAMELA SUE WALTER PEGGY JO WALUK THOMAS G. WARD LARRY LEE WATERSON GREGG ALAN WATTIER KAY ELIZABETH WEILER LYN L. WELCH MARCIA KAY WERTMAN KEITH ALAN WETOSKEY EMMA CHARMAINE PATTY ANN WHITT TERRY SUE WILEY WHITAKER Is Seniors’ Favorite Pastime GERALD LYNN WILHELM VIOLET KAY WILHELM GARY LEE WILLIAMS GREGORY LYNN WISNER RICKIE JAY WOEBBEKING THOMAS LEE WOODCOCK BRUCE WORKMAN ART WORMAN KAREN KAY YODER SUSAN LYNN ZOOK Not pictured: KIM W. EBERLY John seems amused at something he has just read in his student handbook. Awards Day: Honoring Paul Rose—Associate Tri-Kappa, Nellie Weaver Award Hal Hansen—Indiana Association for Health, Phys. Ed., and Recreation Jeff Clark—National Merit Scholarship Award Barb Frownfelter—Elks Scholarship— State Level Karen Hurd—D.A.R. Award Peg Waluk—Sigma Beta Mental Health Award 194 Outstanding Seniors aren Yoder—V.F.W. Voice of Democracy Greg Wisner—Elks Scholarship Tedra Simanton—F.T.A. Scholarship Vicki Gerbers—G.A.A. State Plaque Jim Richter—Literary Award IVAN DA COSTA SILVA: lvan Da Costa Silva, DeKalb’s fourth AFS stu- dent, arrived in the U.S. from Cutitiba, Brazil, in late August of 1970. While living with Ken Wil- son and his family, lvan grew accustomed to the daily life in Indiana. He did many things, such as hunting in Michigan, skiing with Campus Life, and snow mobiling. Ivan found life at DeKalb High School an inter- esting experience. At DeKalb, Ivan was active in A TRUE BARON gymnastics, track, Student Council, Boys’ Pep Club, National Honor Society, and various ac- tivities offered. After a two-week tour of the U.S., lvan returns to Brazil and college. At col- lege he plans to study for his career as a doctor and later to return to the U.S. and finish his medi- cal education. We hope Ivan comes back to In- diana, too. Baccalaureate: First Step to Graduation Reverend Heimach delivers the Baccalaureate sermon. Seniors discover caps present the problem of which is front or back. Mr. Harris, Mr. Smith, and Hal Hansen discuss last minute details. § 1971 Graduates Are First Four- Year Veterans of Consolidation Hal, presiding for the last time. Judy Ulm Greg Wisner Hal Hansen Ted Grogg Susan Cox invoca- a Gas wel- ee: inten- . . . farewell. . . . benedic- tion. come. tion. tion. . with a little help from my friends ... “We've Only Just Begun’ Ivan Silva . . . AFS student from Brazil. 199 bs Bs Mae RASS Spee P And Now a Word from our Sponsors ing IS Advert Leadership Sponsors Your girl will always remember that special night because ARM- STRONG BOUQUET in Auburn will make it just right. Best quality service yet, is what you will get at the AUBURN BURNER COMPANY located in Auburn. | AUBURN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. offers expert banking service inside, and the time and temperature outside. The AUBURN STATE BANK brings confidence and friendly service to all its banking customers. DeKalb County’s Dealin’ Dealer, BOB MILLER FORD, is anxiously wait- ing to serve you in your next auto investment. Back the Barons BURGERS $ SAVER in Auburn offers the finest in service, quality, and variety for your everyday needs. (Mary Ann Capen, Ray Ross, Peg Wa- luk, Kathy Gerbers) The CITY NATIONAL BANK, at the corner of 8th and Main in Auburn, will assure you that your money will be secure when in their hands. When looking for the finest selection in jewelry, you'll be sure to find just what you want at CARBAUGH JEWELERS in Auburn. CHARLESTON METAL PRODUCTS of Waterloo, is noted for its manu- facturing of automobile replacement parts. We Thank Our Sponsors DEKALB CO. FARM BUREAU COOP provides the community with fertilizers, feeds and grains, and many other farming needs. GARNS COMPANY, INC. supplies the DeKalb County area with many quality products at wholesale prices. cARMERS ELEVATOR ASHLEY, iNDIANA CASTIRON (MITLASI | Serving the demands of the Ashley community farmers is the FARM- ERS ELEVATOR in Ashley. HAMILTON’S SONS in Waterloo is ready to suit your taste. Just ask Jim Wells. Tom assists his father in the RAYMOND L. HEFTY, INC. agency which features all kinds of State Farm Insurance. Miss Karen Krick points out some of the specialty rubber products produced in the Auburn division of COOPER INDUSTRIAL PROD- UCTS, INC. etme se, Cooper... Industrial Rubber P. HOHAM’S MEN’S AND WOMEN’S APPAREL offers the best in styles R. W. JOHNSON OIL CO. enjoys giving you quality service for all of for persons in all walks of life. your car needs; call 925-3718. G. C. LEPLEY SALES, INC. has a wide selection of both new and used J. C. PENNEY COMPANY INC. in Auburn has the latest fads and fash- cars of top quality awaiting you. ions to put some zing into your wardrobe. Becky Ramsey is one of the friendly tellers you will find waiting to serve your needs at PEOPLE’S SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION in Auburn. Saluting Leadership Sponsors x te — fea M338 PA pares! POORE’S JEWELRY, in Auburn, offers a wide selection in quality jewelry. RIEKE CORPORATION, after 50 years of progress, is the world’s largest manufacturer of closures for containers. S § TIRE, in Auburn, specializes in petroleum products and Cooper Tires. SCHAAB’S DEPARTMENT STORE offers the latest styles to make your wardrobe the sharpest. In Auburn, it’s SOWLES WELDING HYDRAULICS to repair small engines, fork lifts, and hydraulic jacks. The WATERLOO DAIRY QUEEN serves a selection of special sundaes TUTTLE’S RESTAURANT in Waterloo serves many a hungry diner. and sodas. WEBB PRINTING COMPANY, in Auburn, offers many fine services to When you shop at WESTWOOD SUPER DOLLAR in Auburn, you will the community as well as our own school. find a wide variety of quality foods where the selection is best. For that added touch to your room, go to WINDOW BOUTIQUE, in Auburn. We Salute Our Gold Sponsors AUBURN Auburn City Hardware Ball Brass and Aluminum Foundry, Inc. Davis Studio Harper Greenhouse Lori Department Store Rohm’s Chevrolet-Buick Inc. W. C. Schaab and Co. WATERLOO R. P. Wakefield and Company Sebert Insurance Agency Silver Sponsors Lend Support to SABER Dana Corporation Clutch and Marine Division Foley Pattern Co., Inc. Frazer Farm Equipment Co. Funk’s Barber Shop Gengnagel Fuel Co. Gerig Furniture Co. Gerig Funeral Home Healey’s Interstate Mobile Kruse Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc. Messenger Corporation Mid-City Typewriter Co., Inc. Oberlin Sales, Inc. Potter Motors, Inc. Reuter’s Restaurant Royal Industries Inc. Shaw Real Estate Agency Shorty’s Motor Service Widner Insurance Agency ASHLEY WATERLOO Duncan’s Store Lawrence E. Brown Insurance and Real Estate CORUNNA Carroll Super Service Squier Sawmill Citizens State Bank AUBURN Fee Marathon and Mr. Scrub Two-Minute Car Wash Allison Corporation Kitchen-Quip, Inc. Auburn Farm Garden Center Occidental Chemical Company Boston Store Walter’s Real Estate Corner Salon Waterloo Grain Company Professional Sponsors Back the Barons AUBURN Philip Butler Dr. John M. Chalfant, D.C. D. E. Derrow, D.D.S. F. A. Duncan, D.D.S. J. Robert Edwards, M.D. Grimm Grimm Attorneys Dr. M. R. Grueter John C. Harvey, M.D. C. B. Hathaway Jr., M.D. W. H. Hathaway, M.D. John H. Hines, M.D. Kruse and Kruse Attorneys Dr. Richard Lieb Dr. F. J. Longden James A. Roberts, D.M.D. Dr. Evered E. Rogers Smith and Quinn Attorneys Warren G. Sunday, Attorney Dr. Paul M. Trausch Dr. Wilkinson, O.D. Max B. Wills, M.D. WATERLOO Family Doctor Clinic Dr. L. J. Rekeweg Floyd B. Coleman, M.D. Bronze Sponsors Offer Support ASHLEY Healey’s Barber Shop Linda’s Flower Shop and Love-It Boutique Norm’s T.V. and Skelgas Custom Cleaners AUBURN Allen Electric, Inc. Andres Insurance Agency Auburn Interstate Standard Service Auburn Motor Sales Company Auburn Sanitary Landfill Bastian Plating Co., Inc. Blues Body Shop Broadview Lumber Brown Brown Insurance Agency Corner Salon Cox Cabinet Company Eckert’s Jewelry Et Cetera Farm Bureau Insurance Fox Office Supply Inc. Gahimer’s A and W Drive-In Gambles Store of Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerig Glass Barber Shop Grogg’s Standard Service Howe’s 66 Service The Kiddie Shop Lemish T.V. Sales and Service Mary’s Beauty Salon Nancy’s Beauty Salon National 5 10c Store Nebelung’s Family Shoe Store Nu-Way Shoe Rebuilders Robert’s Shoe Store Scott Insurance Agency Star-Lite Motel Warstler Standard Service Wible Real Estate Yoder Ready Mix and Supply CORUNNA Albright’s One-Stop WATERLOO Boman and Albright, Inc. Dunn Brothers Earl Thomson’s Garage Fisher’s Department Store Farrington Real Estate Ireland’s 5c to $1.00 Store Sutton’s Super Dollar Waterloo Hardware Waterloo Lumber Co. Key: P—President, VP—Vice-President, S—Secre- tary, T—Treasurer, 1—Freshman, 2—Sophomore, 3 —Junior, 4—Senior, Stu. Coun.—Student Council, Parl.—Parliamentarian, Hist——Historian, Stu. Ser.— Student Service, HR Pres.—Homeroom President, Ser. Ex.—Service Experience. SONDRA KAY ALBRIGHT ‘‘Sam’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. MARY JANE ALDRICH: DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; Stu. Ser. 4. MELANIE JANE ALLMAN: DHS 4; Forensic League 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4—Chaplain; Shie d Staff 4; French Club 1; FHA 2,3; Play 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1. MARCIA ANN BALL: DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 4; JA 3; Girls’ Glee Club 4. LINDA LOU BALZER; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 3; FBLA 4— P; Baronettes 4; SABER STAFF 4—Advertising; Band 12,3745 MARTY LOU BARD: DHS 1,2,3,4; Y Clubs 2,4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 2; Campus Life 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Thespians 4; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; SABER STAFF 4— Sports. DAWN CHRISTINE BARKEY: DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Thespians 4; Choir 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3; Shie d Staff 4. CATHY SUE BARSE: DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Chorus 1,2; IGi 42 Stu; Ser. 3,4; Data’ Pro. 4: DANA ELIZABETH BATES: DHS 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; German Club 1,2,3—S; Thespians 2,3,4—S; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 1,4; Teen-Y 1,2—Chap; Campus Life 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; SABER STAFF 4—Student life; Shield Staff 3,4—News Ed.; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1; Stage Band 4; Play 4; Baronettes 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4, MARY JANE BLOMEKE; DHS 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2— Parl., 3—Hist.; FBLA 3,4; Band 1; Stu. Ser. 4. DEAN BONECUTTER; DHS 1,2,3,4. BRAD BOWMAN; DHS 3,4. SHIRLEY ANN BOWMAN “Bo”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. RICHARD OWEN BOYD “‘Dick’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3. CAROL SUE BREWER; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; French Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Baronettes 4; HUG Co. 4. LAWRENCE RAYMOND BRINKMAN “Larry”; DHS 1,2,3,4; JCL 2,3—P, 4—P; Pep Club 4; NHS 4; Foot- ball 1; Stu. Ser. 3,4; CINDA JOAN BROWN; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Pep Club 1; JA 3; FBLA 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. DOUGLAS D. BROWN; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; DVC 4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 4. MONTE LEE BROWN; DHS 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Gymnastics 1; HR Pres. 2,3,4. TERRY LEE BROWN; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4; ICT 4; Musical 4. KAREN SUE BUNDY ‘Susie’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Baron- ettes 2. JUDI ANN CAMPBELL; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Y Clubs 1,2; Pep Club 1; Stu. Coun. 2,3; A-V Club 1; GAA 2,3; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. MARY ANN CAPEN; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; FTA 4; Pep Club 4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baron- ettes 2,3,4; Hoosier Girls’ State 3; SABER STAFF 4— Sales Manager. 212 Senior Directory MICHAEL WAYNE CARPENTER “Mike”; DHS 1,- 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Stu. Ser. 4. LARRY DEAN CARPER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. STEVE LEROY CARPER; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Cross Country 3. EDWARD A. CARR; DHS 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Fly- ing Models Club 2,3. LINDA SUE CARR; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Y Clubs 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,- 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. PAMELA RENEE CHALFANT; DHS 2,3,4; JCL 1—T; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Y Clubs 2,4—P; Ser. Ex. 4. GELAINE SUE CHARLESTON; “‘Susy’”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; DVC 4—S; GAA 1,2; Girls’ Glee Club 3; ICT 4; SABER STAFF 4— Advertising Manager. JOANNE CHRISTIAN; DHS 3,4; GAA 3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. DEBORAH ANN CLARK “Debbie”; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. GEORGE THOMAS CLARK; DHS 1,2,3,4; Letter- men’s Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football 1. JEFFERY LYNN CLARK ‘Jeff’; DHS 1,2,3,4—T; Let- termen’s Club 1,2,3,4; JCL 1,2; NHS 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. JACK ARDEN CLOSE; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Stu. Ser. 3,4. COY L. COLLINGSWORTH “Cowboy”; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Wrestling 1; Stage Crew 3. TONI LEE CONNER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Laureate Club 3,4 —S; Pep Club 2; German Club 2; Thespians 4; GAA 1,2; Musical 4; Play 4. CATHY KAY COOK; DHS 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club fp e JOHN PAUL COOK; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Stu. Ser. 3; HR Pres. 4. PHILLIP MATTHEW COOL; DHS 1,2,3,4. SUE ANN CORNELIUS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4—S; Stu. Ser. 4; JA 3) SANDRA SUE COUEY “Sandy”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; FNC 1; Campus Life 4; Stu. Ser. 1,3. SUSAN JANE COX; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Thespians 4; FTA 2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 4; Campus Life 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4—-S; Musicals 3,4; Plays 3,4; Baronettes 2,3,4. KATHY CRIPE ‘KC’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Campus Life 3; Chorus 4; Data Processing 4. ROBERT G. DALES; DHS 1,2,3,4. - LINDA DAVIDSON; DHS 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS ALFRED DAYS ‘Doug’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4—VP; Basketball 1. TERRY MYRON DEAN; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; JA 4—P; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3—Mgr., 4—Megr.; Baseball 3,4. REX EARL DEETZ; DHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Gymnas- tics 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. RICHARD ALLEN DENNISON “Rich”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4— P; Chorus 3,4—P; Swing Choir 3,4; HUG Co. 4; Musicals 3,4; Play 3. DAVID MICHAEL DeWITT; DHS 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MICHAEL DeWITT ‘Bill’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Forensic League 3,4—Speech Capt.; Stu. Coun. 4—P; Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Gymnastics 2. CYNTHIA MARLENE DICKMAN “Cindy”; DHS 1,- 2,3,—S, 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Y Clubs 2,3—T; Thespians 1,2,3,4—P; NHS 3,4; German Club 2,3; Pep Club 4; Stu. Coun. 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Musicals 1,2,3; Plays 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1. CARY CORNELL DIEDERICH; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Tennis 2; Ser. Ex. 4. ELLEN DENISE DIRRIM; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Ger- man Club 1; Y Clubs 4; Pep Band 1,2; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Baronettes 3,4. LLOYD EDWARD DOLLIER; DHS 1,2,3,4. JUDY ELAINE DRERUP; DHS 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL ANGELO DREW ‘Mike’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; DVC 4; Spanish Club 1; Basket- ball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 2,3; ICT 4. DEANNA DUNN; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; GAA 1; FBLA 3. FRANCIS DUNN ‘Frank’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3— VP, 4; Stu. Ser. 4. LU ANN DUNN “Louie”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4—T; Band 1,2,3—S; Twirler 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. ROGER WILLIAM EASTERDAY; DHS 1,2,3,4; Ger- man Club 1; DVC 4; Football Mgr. 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; Wrestling 1,3,4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. KIM W. EBERLY; DHS 1,2,3,4. DENNIS L. ELLERT; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3. ELIZABETH DEAM ELLERT ‘Betty’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; German Club 3; NHS 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4—P; Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; HUG Co. 4. JAMES ARTHUR ELLIS; DHS 1,2,3,4. ROBERT C. ELLIS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. YVONNE E. ELY ‘‘Bonnie’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Bar- onettes 3,4. RUSSELL L. EMERICK; DHS 1,2,3,4. LARRY DALE EVANS; DHS 3,4; DVC 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; ICT 4. ROGER EDWIN EVANS; DHS 1,2,3,4. JAMES A. FARRINGTON “im”; DHS 1—VP, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Stu. Coun. 4. JENNIFER S. FEE “Jenny’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; DVC 4; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3;Musical 1; |CT 4; Stu. Ser. 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1. BRUCE D. FIELDS; DHS 3,4. JOHN ROGER FIFER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Science Club 3,4—T; JA 3; NHS 3,4; Prom. Comm. 3; Campus Life 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Plays 2,4; Shield Staff 4—Reporter; SABER STAFF 4—Student Life. MARY M. FISHER; DHS 1,2,3,4. DENNIS A. FORD; DHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 2; Baseball 2,3. DENNIS D. FRAIN; DHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Foot- balliits 23a KATHRYN S. FREED ‘Freak’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Stu. Coun. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Cheer- leader 1; Band 1,2. THOMAS E. FREED ‘’Tom’; DHS 1,2,3,4. JERRY LEE FRIEND; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,- 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2; Stu. Ser. 4. BARBARA JEAN FROWNFELTER “‘Barb’’; DHS 1,- 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4—T; FTA 3,4—Rec. S; Laureate Club 3,4—P; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 4; Thespi- ans 3,4; Campus Life 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Pub. Relations Choir 3; Play 3; Musicals 2,3,4; HUG Co. 4; Prom Comm. 3; SABER STAFF 4— Classes. KARYN GAEL; DHS 3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; Stu. Ser. 4. VICKI GERBERS; DHS 2,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Y Clubs 4; FBLA 3; FHA 1; GAA Volleyball 3,4; GAA Basketball 3; GAA Track 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; NHS 3,4. GAIL LYNN GERIG; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 3—AFS Rep.,4—AFS Rep.; NHS 3,4; Thespians 3, 4; French Club 1,2,3—T,4; FTA 3; Pep Club 3,4; Campus Life 3,4; A—V Club 1; GAA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Play 3; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 1,2,3; HUG Co. 4; SABER STAFF 4—Editor- in-Chief. JACK GIBSON; DHS 1,2,3,4. THOMAS R. GIFFORD; DHS 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. MICHAEL E. GILL; DHS 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM EUGENE GILLESPIE; DHS 2,3,4; Track 2. CARMA KAY GRAMLING; DHS 1,2,3,4—S; French Club 2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Stu. Coun. 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Musicals 3; Stu. Ser. 1,2,3; Homecoming Att. 4; SA- BER STAFF 4—Sports. BETTY GRANDLIENARD; DHS 3,4. KYLEEN GRANDSTAFF “‘Ky’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; JCL 1; French Club 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4—Hist.; Science Club 4; JA 3—S,4—S; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; Stu. Coun. 3—AFS Rep.,4—AFS Rep.; Band 1,2; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Stu. Ser.. 4; SABER STAFF 4—Classes. SHARON KAY GRATE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,4. DARLA DONNINE GREENAWALT; DHS. 1,2,3,4; FMC 3,4—P; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Musi- cals 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. JOHN MEREDITH GREUTER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Tennis 1; ICT 4; Band U2 LEE ANN GRILE ‘‘LeRoy’”’; DHS 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Thespians 4; Stu. Coun. 4—S; JA 3,4—T; GAA 3; Band 1; Musical 4; Campus Life 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; Plays 3,4; SABER STAFF 4—Organiza- tions. KATHLEEN DIAN GROGG “Kathy”; DHS 1,2,3,4; JCL 1,2,3—VP, 4—VP; A-V Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; JA 3,4; Y Clubs 1,2—T, 3; GAA 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; NHS 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Musi- cals 1,4; Stu. Ser. 4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; HR Pres. 1; Shield Staff 4—Reporter; SABER STAFF 4—Organiza- tions. TED ALAN GROGG; DHS 1,2,3,4; JCL 1; Forensic League 4; FTA 4; French Club 4; JA 3—VP,4—T; Football 1; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 2; Musical 4; Play 4; Band 1; Pep Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Campus Life 4; HR Pres. 3; Stu. Coun. 4. GLENYS KAY GROH; DHS 1,2,3,4. NANCY J. GUINTHER ‘Nan’; DHS 1,2,3,4. JANE ELLEN GUTHIER; DHS 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3,4. NANCY KAY HAIFLICH; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,- Zo Bandeie2 374: SHEILA ZELL HALL ‘She’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FMC 3—S; Pep Club 4; FTA 4; Thespians 2,3,4—VP; JCL 2,3; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; Stu. Coun. 4. CAROL JEAN HAMPSHIRE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 4; Musicals 3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. SANDY LEE HANDLEY; DHS 1,2,3,4. JACK ALLEN HANES; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 3,4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Basket- ball Mgr. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4—VP; Pub Relations Choir 3; Swing Choir 2,3,4; HUG Co. 4; HR Pres. 4. HAL LESLIE HANSEN; DHS 3,4—P; NHS 3,4—P; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4—P; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Musical 3; Stu. Ser. 4; SABER STAFF 4—Advertising. CYNTHIA KAYE HARKLESS ‘‘Cindy’”’; DHS 3,4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4—T; Swing Choir 4; Musicals 3,4. WENDY MAY HARMES; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1. JAN MICHELE HARPER; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; FHA 3; Stu. Ser. 3; ICT 4. LINDA JO HARTER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,- 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Chess Club 3; Campus Life 3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 3. KERRY WAYNE HEFFLEY; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; Ger- man Club 1; French Club 3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 4; Play 4; Speech Team 4. THOMAS NEIL HEFTY; DHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Band 1—P; Stu. Ser. 3; Boys’ State 3; HR Pres. 1,2. ALLEN D. HENDERSON; DHS 1,2,3,4. KIM DAVID HERVEY “Kimmer’’ ‘“‘Herman’’; DHS 3,4; Pep Club 2; Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 2; Play 2. LARRY GILBERT HESS; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 4. YOLANDE ANNE HINES; DHS 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Musicals 2,3,4; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 4. PATRICIA ANNE HOFFELDER ‘‘Pat’; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 3; SABER STAFF 4—Classes. RICKEY L. HOLBEN; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2; ICT 4—VP. KAREN ELAINE HURD; ‘‘Kaldy’”; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4—VP; Pep Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Prom Comm. 3; SABER STAFF 4—Classes Editor. ELLEN ELIZABETH HUSSELMAN; DHS_ 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Laureate Club 4; Cam- pus Life 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4—P; JA 3—Ass’t T; NHS 3,4. JESSE IRISH; DHS 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM A. JONES ‘BJ’; DHS 2,3,4; JCL 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Hi-Y 1; JA 3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 1; Stu. Ser. 3. RODNEY ALLEN JORDAN; DHS 1,2,3,4; Ser. Ex. 4. VICKIE MARIE JORDAN “‘Vick’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1; GAA 1,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Musi- cal 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4—Stu. Dir.; Stu. Ser. 4. ROLLIN LLOYD JUMP; DHS 2,3,4; Forensic League 3,4; Baseball 3, Stu. Ser. 4. RONALD G. KEEN; DHS 1,2,3,4. EMERSON LEE KEEP ‘‘Foo-Foo”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Gym- nastics 1,2,3. RICKY ALLEN KEMERY “Rick’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1; Pep Club 4; Stu. Ser. 4. DAROLD DEAN KESSLER; DHS 1,2,3,4. DONALD LEE KESSLER ‘Don’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Ger- man Club 3; Stu. Ser. 3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM KESSLER; DHS 1,2,3,4. GRANT ANDREW KLEIN; DHS 4; JCL 2,3; Letter- men’s Club 4; Football 3,4. JEFFERY LANE KLINE; DHS 1,2,3,4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3; JA 3,4—T. DIANNE MARIE KORFF; DHS 1,2,3,4; Y Clubs 1,4— VP; French Club 1,2,3,4—P; NHS 3,4—T; Thespians 4; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Radio-TV Club 2; A-V Club 1; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,—S,4; Twirler 1,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Shie d Staff 2,3—Asst. Ed., 4—Edi- tor; Homecoming Att. 3. TODD F. KRETZ; DHS 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Band 1,- D2). CONNIE S. KRONTZ; DHS 1,2,3,4. DANNY R. KRONTZ ‘‘Big D’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Chess Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. REBECCA ANN KRUMMA “Becky”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FNC 1; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Musical 1,3,4; Stu. Ser. 1,4. DIANE SUE KUTZNER; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musicals 1,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Baronettes 4; Cheerleader 1; HUG Co. 4. BURNELL EDWARD LANDES ‘‘Bernie’’; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Science Club 1; Stu. Coun. 3; NHS 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; SABER STAFF 4—Sports Editor. BETTY L. LAWSON; DHS 1,2,3,4. ROY LEE LAWSON; DHS 1,2,3,4. DAVID ALAN LEAS; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 3—Asst. Pur- chasing Mer.; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Stage Band 4; Stu. Ser. 4; Stu. Coun. 1. MARGARET A. LEPLEY ‘Peggy’; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; JA 3; Baronettes 2; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; Stu. Ex. 4. SANDRA S. LEPLEY ‘Sam’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2; DVC 4; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 4. CECIL JAY LIKENS “Cec’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Campus Life 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3. GARY EBEN LIKENS, JR. ““Gliken’’; DHS 1,2,3,4. ALAN DALE LOCKHART “Big Al’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 3—Bus. Megr.; Stu. Ser. 3,4. TERRY LEE LOCKHART; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; FEAGI;2. CINDY JO LOCKWOOD “‘Squirt’’; DHS 1,2—S, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4—P; Y Clubs 1,2—P,3,4; Drama Club 2; Forensic League 3,4; Spanish Club 1; GAA 2; Musical 2; Stu. Coun. 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Baronettes 2; Stu. Ser. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; JA 3—T; Prom Comm. 3; SABER STAFF 4—Student Life Editor. 213 KENNETH LYNN LOCKWOOD; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. CHERYL ANN LOWER “Cheri”; DHS 2,3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 2; GAA 2.. DIANA L. LUMPKINS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1. _LARRY A. LUNG; DHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; ICT 4. CAROLYN S. MAGGINNIS ‘‘Maggie’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 4; Stu. Ser. 4. TERRY LEE MALCOLM; DHS 3,4. PAULA SUSAN MARTIN; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3—VP,4—P; NHS 3,4; GAA Track 1,2,3,4; GAA Basketball 1,2,3,4; GAA Volleyball 1,2,3,4; GAA Tennis 4; Stu. Ser. 4; Campus Life 4. RICHARD LEROY McBRIDE “Big Red’’; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4—VP; Electronics Club 4— T; Thespians 4; Musicals 3,4; Plays 3,4; Stu. Ser. 2,- 3,4. JOSEPH MARION MCCLAIN “‘Joe’; DHS 4; French Club 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1; Forensic League 4; Letter- men’s Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. DENNIS C. McCLELLAN; DHS 1,2,3,4;. FFA 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Gymnastics 1,2. GREGORY ALBERT McCLURE ‘‘Gregy-Bert’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4—VP; Stu. Coun. 4. STEVEN SPENCER McDANIEL “Wang”; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2; Stu. Ser. 3. ANN McINTOSH ‘‘Annie’; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,- 2,3,4; FTA 4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3—S,4; Swing Choir 2,4; HUG Co. 4. CAROLYN SUE McQUOWN “‘Sparkie’’, ‘Carrie’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,- 3,4—S; Laureate Club 3,4—P; Campus Life 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4; JA 3. PAULA KAY MEDLER; DHS 2,3,4; FTA 4; GAA Track 1; Stu. Ser. 2. JAMES A. MERTZ; DHS 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 4. RONALD L. METTERT; DHS 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. JAY A. MIDDLETON; DHS 1,2,3,4. JUDY ANN MILLER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3. MARY A. MILLER; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; FBLA 3,4—Hist.; Band 1; Stu. Ser. 4. ROSELYN |. MILLS ‘‘Rozzy’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4— S; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Campus Life 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Shie d Staff 2—Typist, Circulation Staff, 2,3,4—Megr.; SABER STAFF 4—Photographer. STEPHEN D. MILLSPAUGH ‘Steve’; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 3,4—VP; French Club 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Stu. Coun. 1,2; Campus Life 2,3,4; Plays 3,4; Musicals 3,4. LARRY MORROW; DHS 3,4. MELINDA ANNE MUHN; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3—S,4; Pep Club 2,4; Drama Club 3; FTA 3; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baronettes 3,4; Shie d Staff 3— Advertising Mgr.; SABER STAFF 4—Business Mer. KAREN JO ANN MYERS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. SHIRLEY KAY NICHOLS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. DEBRA ANN NUGEN “‘Debbie’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Twirler 1,3; Stu. Ser. 4. 214 DOUGLAS J. OBERLIN ‘‘Wooly’”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Gym- nastics 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3. : JOHN ALAN OBERLIN; DHS 1,2,3,4. ROBIN OPPER; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,4; Golf 1,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3. CHARLOTTE MAE PARKER; DHS 1,2,3,4. MARCIA RUTH PARR “Marsh”; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4—VP; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4; Band 1,2; Twirler 1,2; Baronettes 2,3. DAVID LANCE PEARSE; DHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. DIANA SUE PECKHART; DHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; GAA 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. MICHAEL RICHARD PENLAND ‘‘Mike’’; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4—S T; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; HR Pres. 4. HELEN JOAN PEPPLE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club Pape. KATHLEEN KAY PEPPLE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Pep Club 3. PAUL STEVEN PFEFFERKORN; DHS 1,2,3,4. DANIEL WILLIAM PFISTER “Dan”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Let- termen’s Club 4; FFA 2; Football 4; Wrestling 4; HR Pres. 4. RONALD LEE PITZER ‘Ron’; DHS 1,2—VP,3—P,4; JCL 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 4; NHS 3,4; Stu. Coun. 3; Forensic League 3—VP,4; Pep Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Data Pro. 3,4. THOMAS R. POLGLASE, JR. “Tom”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Band 1,2. SYLVIA MARIE POTTS ‘Shane’; DHS 1,2,3,4. ROGER EARL PRESSLER; DHS 1—P,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Stu. Coun. 3—Parl., 4; Basketball 1; Band 1,2—VP,3 —P,4—VP; Band Coun. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Stu. Ser. 4. JAMES A. PROVINES; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. JEANNE MARIE PROVINES; DHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1, Stu. Ser. 4. RODNEY LEVON RAFINE ‘‘Bud’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; FFA 1,2. LARRY L. RAINIER; DHS 1,2,3,4; JA 4—P; Letter- men’s Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 3,4. TERRY LEE RAINIER; DHS 1,2—T,3,4; JA 4—P; Let- termen’s Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 3,4. REBECCA LYNN RAMSEY “‘Bee”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4—T; Baronettes 2,3,4; ICT 4; Stagecrew 4; Stu. Ser. Be JOYCE ANN RAY; DHS 1,2,3,4; FHA, 2; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; FBLA 4. GARY LYNN REFNER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4— Ps JAN RHOADES; DHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. CAREN SUE RICHARDSON; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. JAMES STANLEY RICHTER “‘Jim’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Pep Club 4; NHS 4; JA 3—VP,4—P. WILLIAM EUGENE RICKMAN “Bill”; DHS 1,2,3,4. JAMES L. ROBUCK; DHS 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2. PAUL CHARLES ROSE; DHS 1,2,3,4; JCL 1,2; Letter- men’s Club 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 4; Baseball 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. THOMAS J. ROUNTREE “Tom”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Ger- man Club 1, DVC 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Track Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Football Mgr. 3; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. DUANE DAVID ROWE; DHS 1,2,3,4. MARLENE ROWE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 4; Stu. Ser. 4. SHERRYL CHRISTINE RUPERT ‘‘Sherry’’; DHS 1,2,- 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Thespians 4; Chorus 2,3—T,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; JA 3; Shield Staff 2,3,4. GREGORY LEE RUSH; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. DIANE SCHEURICH; DHS 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. GLORIA ANN SCHIEBER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 152,3) Stu. Ser 4: BARBARA JEAN SCHIFFLI ‘Barb’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 3; Stu. Ser. 4; Girls’ State Rep. 3. TIMOTHY JAMES SCHMIDT ‘Tim’; DHS toes —VP,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3—Rep,4; Speech Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. RITA ANN SCHULLER “‘Rit’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 2; FTA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; SABER STAFF 4—Photographer. PATRICIA KAY SCHWARTZ ‘‘Patti’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Girls’ Glee Club 3,4; JA 3; Drama Club 4; Baronettes 2; Stu. Ser. 4; Stu. Ex. 4. STANLEY MICHAEL SEISS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4—VP; Cross Country 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2. STEVE SEISS; DHS 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; Football 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Stu. Coun. 1,2,3. GEORGE MICHAEL SEVRENCE: DHS 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA LEE SEVRENCE: ‘‘Pat’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1,4; GAA 1,2; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Data Vro. 3,4. TERRY LEE SHIPE; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,- 3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2; Stu. Ser. 3,4; JA 4. KARLA JO SHOOK; DHS 1,2,3,4; FMC 3,4; FBLA 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 2,3,4. IVAN T. DA COSTA SILVA; DHS 4; Pep Club 4; NHS 4; Gymnastics 4; Track 4; Stu. Coun. 4. TEDRA SUE SIMANTON “Ted”; DHS 1,2,3,4; T-3; JCL 1; French Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4—P; Pep Club 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Shie d Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1; Stu. Ser. 4; Home- coming Att. 1,4; Christmas Formal Queen 4; HR Pres. 4. DAVID ALAN SMITH ‘Smitty’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Electronics 4—S; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Campus Life 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. DIANA SUE SMITH; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Pep Club 4; Campus Life 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Musicals 3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Shield Staff 4. ROGER LEE SMITH ‘Redbird’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; German Club 1,2; Flying Models Club 1,3— P,4—P; Lettermen’s Club 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 3,4. : GERRY SNAVLEY; DHS 2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 4. BETH ANN SOCKRIDER “‘Mitch’”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Ger- man Club 1; GAA 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Drama Club 3,4 —P; FBLA 4—T; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Stu. Ser. 4; Stu. Coun. 4; Play 3. DEBORAH LEE SPEER; DHS 1,2,3,4. DORSEY E. SPEER, JR. ‘‘Skip’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. PHYLLIS ANN SPENCER ‘‘Annie’”’, DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; GAA 3; Stu. Ser. 4. EDWIN L. SPORNHAUER “‘Ed”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Laureate Club 4; FTA 4; Boys’ State 3. CATHY ANN SQUIER; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Drama Club 2; FTA 3; Baronettes 2; Stu Ser. 4. JEANNINE KAY STARR “‘Jeannie’”’; DHS 4; Hi-Tri 1,- 2,3; French Club 2; Shie d Staff 4; Thespians 2,3; FTA 3,4; Science Club 4; Laureate Club 4; Campus Life 4; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Stu. Ser. 3; Prom Comm. 3. JAMES STERLING STEPP; DHS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3—T,4—P; Campus Life 2,3,4; Football 1; Gym- nastics 2,3; NHS 3,4; Musical 4; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4; Stu. Coun. 1,3—AFS Rep., 4—AFS Rep.; Stu. Ser. 4; HR Pres. 2. MARY STONE; DHS 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE ANN STONEBRAKER “‘Chris’’; DHS 1,- 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. BERNARD STEVEN STULLER “Steve’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; DVC 4—P; Football 1; Wrestling 1; ICT 4. PATRICIA ANN TEIXEIRA; DHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Y Clubs 2,3,4—S; GAA 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; FBLA 1,4; Campus Life 3; Swing Choir 1; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Stu. Ser. 2,3,4; SABER STAFF 4—Assistant Sales Manager. JAMES EARNEST TILGHMAN “‘Jim’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; NHS 3,4; Stu. Coun. 2; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Stu. Ser. 3. STEPHEN JEFFREY TOMPKINS; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4; FFA22,3; ICT 4. CHARLES ANTHONY TRAPP; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,- 2,3—T,4—P; Lettermen’s Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1. CHRISTINE LOUISE TREESH; DHS 1,2,3,4. MARY PENELOPE TROYER ‘‘Penny”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Shie d Staff 4; Band 1; Stu. Ser. 3. JUDITH ANN ULM “Judy”; DHS 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4— S; FTA 3,4—T; French Club 1,2,3,4—S; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; SABER STAFF—Organizations Edi- tor; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Swing Choir 2; Baron- ettes 2; Twirler 3,4; HR Pres. 1; Prom Comm. 3. MICHAEL LOUIS VALLANCE; DHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 2; Track 1. KATHLEEN CONNIE WAINSCOTT; DHS 1,2,3,4. CRAIG LEON WALKER; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,— Reporter. RODNEY EUGENE WALKER “‘Rod”’; DHS 1,2,3,4. PAMELA SUE WALTER “Pam”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4. PEGGY JO WALUK; DHS 1,2,3,4; Radio-TV Club 1; FMC 4; Spanish Club 1,2—Parl.,3—Parl.,4—S; FTA 3,4—VP; Laureate Club 3—Hist., 4—Hist.; Pep Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 3; SABER STAFF 4—Advertising. THOMAS G. WARD “Tom”; DHS 2,3,4—VP,; Stu. Coun. 1,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4—P; Football 2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. LARRY LEE WATERSON; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; ICT 4. GREGG ALAN WATTIER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. KAY ELIZABETH WEILER; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Thespians 4; NHS 4; German Club 2, Drama Club 3; Teen-Y 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Musicals 4; Play 4; Swing Choir 4; HR Pres. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Shie d Staff 3—Co-Advertising Mgr.; SA- BER STAFF 4—Classes. LYNN L. WELCH ‘‘Lyn’”’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Y Clubs 1,2— VP,3,4; Stu. Coun. 1; Forensic League 3,4—S; French Club 1,2; A-V Club 1; FTA 3; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1; Play 4; Stu. Ser. 2,3,4. JAMES ANTHONY WELLS; DHS 1,2,3,4. RICHARD S. WELLS “Dick”; DHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1. MARCIA KAY WERTMAN; DHS 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; NHS 3,4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 1; Radio-TV Club 1; GAA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Hug Co. 4; Musicals 1,2,4; Stu. Ser. 4; SABER STAFF 4—Assistant Editor. me KEITH ALAN WETOSKEY; DHS 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; JCL 2,3; FTA 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4. EMMA CHARMINE WHITAKER ‘Charmaine’; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. PATTY ANN WHITT; DHS 3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. TERRY SUE WILEY; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Drama Club 2; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Stu. Ser. ile GERALD LYNN WILHELM; DHS 1,2,3,4; Forensic League 3,4—P; NHS 3,4—-VP; Stu. Coun. 2,3,4—VP; Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Stu. Ser. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. VIOLET KAY WILHELM; DHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Bar- onettes 2; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 4; Stu. Ser. 4. GARY LEE WILLIAMS; DHS 1,2,3,4; DVC 4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 4. GREGORY LYNN WISNER “Wis”; DHS 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; JCL 2; Stu. Coun 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stu. Ser. 4. RICKIE JAY WOEBBEKING “‘Rick’’; DHS 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Stu. Ser. 4. THOMAS LEE WOODCOCK “Tom”; DHS 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Flying Models Club 1,2,3; Campus Life 2; Stu. Ser. 4. BRUCE WORKMAN; DHS 1,2,3,4. © ARTHUR WORMA N; DHS 2,3,4; FFA 2,3; ICT 4; Stu. Ser. 3. : KAREN KAY YODER; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; JCL 1,2,3—S,4; Forensic League 3,4—T; FMC 1,2,4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 4;Stu. Ser. 1,2; Campus Life 1,2,3,4. SUSAN LYNN ZOOK; DHS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club -1,- 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; FTA 3,4—Corr. Sec.; NHS 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Musical 2,3; SABER STAFF 4—Copy Editor 215 INDEX Freshmen Aiken, Cynthia 96,134,144 Akerman, Terri 144 Akerman, Vicki 134,144 Akey, Bill 70,87,119,128,144 Aldrich, Janet 92,93,144 Allison, Kevin 144 Allmandinger, Robert 96,115,144 Armstrong, Mark 144 Armstrong, Tim 144 Baker, Debbie 93,144 Balliet, Ron 81,144 Barkey, Tim 92,- 144 Barnhart, Roger 81,144 Bassett, Jeff 92,115,130,144 Baughman, Cathy 77,96,134,144 Baughman, Dennis 87,144 Bauman, Shirley 144 Berryhill, Steven 144 Betz, Luanne 77,144 Bishop, Bruce 130,144 Blomeke, William 81,144 Boger, Kim 85,141,144 Boggs, Chris 70,144 Bolen, Orville 144 Bosell, Dave 145 Boswell, Michael 70,90,128,144,145 Bowman, Scott 128,145 Boyd, Sherry 88,145 Brace, Kurt 115,132,145 Brewer, Bill 145 Brown, Bunnie 77,88,93,145 Brown, Deborah 145 Brown, Jeff 145 Bry, Judy 145 Bryan, Debbie 145 Bryant, Mike 145 Buckmaster, Diana 92,93,145 Burch, Neal 145 Buttermore, Gary 145 Cain, John 145 Cain, Pam 145 Carnahan, Cheryl 145 Carnahan, Greg 90,145 Carnahan, Randy 145 Carnahan, Rickey 145 Carper, Earl 145 Carper, Judy 77,89,93,134,145 Casselman, Kim 145 Casselman, Rhonda 145 Cherry, Janice 145 Clark, Rhonda 96,134,136,145 Clifford, Joe 81,145 Colby, Wayne 90,128,145 Collins, Helen 145 Cook, Jone 93,145 Copley, Debra 93,145 Cox, Dave 145 Crabill, Sally 77,86,96,134,145 Crager, Steve 81,145 Creecy, Pamela 70,96,134,145 Crozier, Vicky 92,93,145 Crump, Cathy 145 Curry, Brenda 145 Curtis, Lois 77,145 Davidson, Bradd 145 Deetz, John 145 Deetz, Judy 96,145 Delbecq, Diane 145 DeLucenay, Michael 86,145 Depew, Calvin 145 Depew, Richard 145 DeYoung, Terrie 89,146 Dickman, Steve 96,145 Diehl, Ralph 146 Donaldson, Doug 146 Donaldson, Pamela 146 Drerup, Anita 146 Drerup, Rosie 93,146 Dreyer, Judy 77,89,146 Dunn, Jim 130,146 Eldridge, Rhonda 89,146 Ellert, Becky 146 Ellert, Tim 92,94,146 Elliott, Jim 146 Ellison, Jane 74,77,87,92,93,146 Engle, Karol 20,70,146 Evans, Rodney 146 Faulkner, Kevin 146 Fee, Tim 92,146 Fender, Hullet 146 Fender, Jeff 141,146 Ferrell, Patsy 93,146 Fike, Harry 146 Fleck, Suzan 70,77,86,89,134,146 Fox, John 146 Fox, Terry 84,146 Frain, Donna 89,96,134,136,146 Freed, Rick 146 Frey, Jeri 146 Fribley, Bill 84,96,146 Frick, Steven 146 Friedel, John 130,146 Friend, Mark 146 Frownfelter, Susan 146 Fugate, Rick 146 Fuller, Patricia 93,146 Gael, Anna 86,146 Galliger, Dave 70,146 Gerig, Mike 92,94,115,141,146 Gilbert, Lauren 146 Goings, Terri 146 Goodwin, John 96,146 Gramling, Kevin 141,146 Grate, Lyle 146 Grate, Marshall 70,119,128,146 Grate, Steve 146 Greenfield, Barry 146 Greenfield, Linda 146 Greenwalt, Matt 146 Grimm, Diane 146 Grogg, John 92,96,147 Grogg, Tara 45,77,86,96,134,147 Hall, Rick 147 Hamilton, Jeff 147 Harper, Mary 147 Hart, Shelley 93,147 Hartman, Denise 89,92,93,96,147 Harvey, Christie 93,147 Hatter, Curtis 147 Havens, Tim 147 Havens, William 44,92,147 Heffley, Emily 96,147 Heffley, Kent 74,90,147 Henry, Shayne 77,86,96,147 Hervey, Julie 147 Hicks, Charles 147 High, Judy 82,147 High, Tim 130,131,147 Hile, Trionne 86,89,96,147 Holman, Carol 96,147 Holmes, Neal 147 Hopkins, Louisa 93 Hornbacker, David 70,147 Hornbacker, Douglas 147 Hughes, Tonya 12,77,147 Hypes, Larry 147 Jennings, Brad 83,119,147 Jennings, Rex 90,96,147 Jensen, Robert 147 Jernigan, Brenda 147 Johnson, Catherine 87,88,147 Johnson, Lorie 86,92,93,147 Johnston, James 147 Jones, Bob 96,147 Jump, Jenny 147 Jump, Sandra 147 Kain, Susan 147 Keene, Homer 147 Keesler, Toni 96,147 Keller, Toni 77,96,147 Keuneke, Teresa 87,88,147 Kimmel, Michael 147 King, Randy 147 Klinger, Tina 147 Klink, Margie 70,77,87,88,96,117,147 Knee, Karen 93,147 Knop, Michael 147 Knott, Bob 12,147 Knott, Dave 141,144,147 Knott, Sheryl 134,148 Kohl, Dianne 96,148 Korff, Jerry 115,148 Krehl, Twylla 93,148 Kuhlhorst, Eric 148 Kurtz, Calvin 96,148 Ladd, Susan 88,96,117,148 LaRowe, Rex 81,148 Lawless, William 148 Leins, Donald 128,141,148 Lepard, Dave 148 Lepley, Kathy 88,93,148 ‘Liddell, Judy 148 Likens, Gerald 148 Likens, Mark 128,148 Link, Scott 148 Lochner, Mike 148 Lumpkins, Greg 148 Lung, Peggy 134,148 MacDonald, Bob 92,148 Magnuson, Jim 148 Martz, Charles 92,96,148 Mason, Patricia 148 McAlhany, Tim 128,148 McCorkle, Terilyn 148 McDaniel, Shawn 148 McDonald, Betty 92,134,136,148 McEntarfer, Pam 148 McEntarfer, Roger 92,96,148 Mcintyre, William 115,128,148 McKean, Linda 88,93,148 McNutt, Pamela 148 Messer, Sherry 148 Messmann, Elaina 148 Mettert, Susan 86,92,93,148 Miller, Connie 74,86,93,96 Miller, David 81,148 Miller, Julie 70,77,88,96,117,148 Morningstar, Colleen 148 Moyer, David 148 Muckenfuss, Pat 77,96,148 Musser, Connie 148 Muzzillo, Mary 88, 148 Myers, Kevin 90,119,130,148 Nelson, Bill 148 Nelson, Sharon 148 Hopper, Mary 77,148 Nusbaum, Terry 85,148 Oberlin, Janet 77,148 Oberlin, Mark 149 Outland, Eric 149 Parrett, Thomas 81,149 Parsell, Cynthia 149 Patee, Joy 149 Payton, Rick 149 Pepple, Alice 149 Pepple, Charles 149 Petre, John 149 Pfefferkorn, Edward 149 Pfister, Margie 74,96,149 Phillips, Dan 149 Pierce, Diane 86,96,149 Platt, John 115,128,149 Potts, Heather 149 Pressler, Scott 90,149 Price, Philip 130,149 Ramsey, Randy 149 Ransbottom, Cindy 149 Raub, Shela Su 70,86,96,149 Reas, Randy 149 Reed, John 87,149 Reid, Paul 90,109,119,149 Rempis, Helen 149 Richter, Dave 81,92,96,128,149 Ridenour, Susan 149 Robuck, Scott 115,130,149 Rogers, Will 149 Rohm, Jeff 45,96,149 Rowe, Christine 149 Rowe, Tony 149 Rufner, Randy 90,115,149 Rupert, Tina 96,149 Rush, Lynne 96,149 Sattison, Mark 149 Scattergood, Leabeth 149 Schendel, Robert 149 Scheurich, Larry 149 Schmidt, John 109,115,130,149 Schortgen, Bernard 96,149 Shatto, Eugene 92,96,128,149 Shippy, Cindy 96,149 Short, Darrell 149 Short, Deborah 82,149 Shoudel, Deborah 87,149 Shoudel, Jeanne 89,149 Shoudel, Jerry 149 Shoudel, Ron 149 Shuherk, Michelle 89,150 Shull, Steven 115,150 Shultz, Ned 115,130,150 Shumaker, John 90,128,150 Shuman, Gary 87,150 Singleton, Alan 150 Singleton, Jerry 119,126,150 Sink, Jerry 150 Skelly, Don 128,150 Skelly, Martha 88,92,96,150 Slone, Phillip 150 Smith, Peter 115,150 Smith, Sherry 150 Smith, Susan 86,150 Smith, Timothy 96,115,128,150 Smolek, Carma 151 Solomon, Mark 150 Sowle, Phyllis 96,150 Spornhauer, Pete 90,132,150 Springer, Brian 90,96,115,130,150 Squier, Donna 89,92,93,150 Squires, Debby 96,150 Stemen, Allen 115,150 Stemen, Michael 150 Stepp, Jon 150 Steury, Debra 96,150 Steury, Louetta 82,150 Steury, Michael 150 | Stonebraker, Cindy 150 Stoy, Dennis 150 | Strup, Cathie 150 Sturmer, Marion 150 Sumner, Frances 150 1 Taylor, Patti 96,150 | Thomas, Carla 88,92,93,96,150 I Tompkins, George 150 | Tompkins, Joseph 151 Trapp, Martha 78,92,93,151 Treesh, Karen 151 Treesh, Sue 151 Troyer, Pat 77,86,151 Tuttle, Christine 93,151 Tuttle, Jeff 141,151 Vacek, Laura 93,151 Vallance, Sally 151 Vanderpool, Norma 151 Voltz, Michael 81,151 Waddell, Rebecca 151 Waldron, Theresa 151 Walker, Janet 83,89,151 Walker, Rory 151 Walker, Roxanna 74,83,96,151 | Wappes, Timothy 96,115,151 Warstler, Carol 74,92,93,96,144,151 Wattier, Roberta 77,151 Webb, Debbie 151 Webb, Kevin 74,115,130,144,151 Weimer, Cindy 77,96,151 Wells, Dave 151 Werner, Mike 96,151 Wertenberger, Susan 77,151 Westrick, Steve 151 Widner, Beverly 77,96,151 Williams, Marcia 77,96,134,151 Williams, Richard 96,151 Wirts, Dennis 81,151 Woebbeking, Gary 70,128,151 Wood, Julie 13,92,93,151 Woods, Jerry 151 Wurm, Beverly 151 Zeigler, Vickie 78,88,134,151 Sophomores Adams, Mark 87,152 Albright, Brian 152 Allmandinger, Cynthia 89,97,152 Armstrong, John 152 Bailey, Terry 152 Bair, Judy 83,93,152 Baker, Cheryl 86,97,100,152 Baker, Shirley 83,87,93,152 Ball, Eric 86,152 Balzer, Rose Ann 152 Banks, Allen 152 Barth, Debbie 93,152 Bartos, John 97,99,152 Bashore, Gary 152 Baughman, Janie 134,152 Baughman, Missy 30,86,152 Bauman, Jan 97,152 Bishop, Jim 152 Blomeke, Jim 81,152 Boger, Jerry 85,114,152 Boggs, Caye 97,152 Bolen, Janet 152 Bolinger, Larry 152 Bollet, Lance 90,152 Bollet, Roderick 153 Bowman, David 86,91,94,153 Boyd, Balinda 153 Browand, Cherie 79,98,99,153 Brown, Dale 153 Brown, Dan 130,153 Brown, Jeff 153 Brown, Les 153 Brown, Lonnie 153 Brown, Michael 153 Bryant, James 84,153 Buchanan, Jeff 109,138,153 Buchs, Herman 85,153 Buchs, John 141,153 Budoso, Agnes 74,77,82,153 Buss, Ron 70,152,153 Butler, Jackie 70,109,116,153 Carbaugh, Jan 74,77,82,86,93,153 Carson, Kay 153 Chalfant, Jon 110,114,153 Charleswood, Ann 88,97,100,153 : Cherry, Joanne 93,134,153 Chriswell, Jack 153 Clark, Candy 84,98,153 Clark, Jack 85,153 Clevenger, Danny 153 Cole, Dan 87,90,91,94,153 Coleman, Anita 4,77,86,93,153 Collins, Annie 9,70,83,153 Collins, Marc 86,97,99,120,141,153 Collins, Nannie 9,83,153 | Cook, Judy 86,93,153 Cook, Randy 153 Cook, Rick 81,114,153 Cook, Terry 93,153 Cooper, Gary 153 Cox, Micki 93,153 Cox, Wilma 153 -Coyle, Deborah 86,153 Crabill, Terry 92,97,132,153,157 Cripe, Deborah 153 | Crowl, George 153 Dangler, Sherry 93,134,153 | Daub, Gary 126,140,141,153 | Davis, Bruce 74,153 | Davis, Mike 153 | Davis, Ron 87,90,97,99,153 Days, Jane 93,153 Days, Marilee 79,93,154 DeLucenay, Cheryl 79,80,87,103,154 DeYoung, Jenni 77,82,86,154 Dickson, Vicky 93,154 Diederich, Roger 87,90,97,99,154 Dobson, Pauline 83,154 Drerup, Phil 154 Duncan, Mike 87,90,154 Dunn, Jane 17,70,77,86,93,152,154 Durfey, Pat 154 Dyer, Tony 154 Ellert, Duane 154 Ely, Barb 89,103,154 Emerick, Bob 138,154 Engle, Chris 97,109,116,134,154 Erwin, Steve 16,154 Eyler, Jo 79,154 Eyster, James 90,154 Farrington, Rex 114,140,141,154 Fink, David 87,154 Foley, Steve 97, 99,103,154 Ford, Mike 132,154 Ford, Tom 90,154 Fox, Bonnie 80,87,134,136,154 | Frederick, Laura 70,86,93,103,134,154 Freed, Cindy 79,93,154 Friend, Randy 87, 90, 91,94,153,154 Fuller, Dave 154 Gael, Mary 82,154 | Gafken, David 114,121,122,154 | Gifford, Vicky 77, 154 -Goe, Debi Tie G3, 154 Goings, Mick 154 Golden, Charlotte 74,134,154 Gonzalez, Rita 154 _Gorsuch, ‘Cindy 86,134,154 -Gramling, Craig 85, 154. _Grandstaff, Kris 154 ‘Grate, Janet 80,87,93,154 | Greenfield, Rich 154 Griffin, Karen 9,97,99,134,136,154 Griffin, Sharon 9,89,93,154 : Grile, Kathy 77,86,88,154 Grimm, Joyce 93,154 Grogg, Jeff 90,97,99,120,141,154 Guthier, Jim 86,90,97,99,130,141,154 Hampshire, Steven '70,98,99,119,138,152,154 _Harmes, Marilyn 82,134,154 Harmon, Rick 155 Harter, Mike 98,99,155 Hartman, Curtis 155 Hartman, Susan 82,134,155 Hartranft, Lyle 155 Haskins, George 155 Hatter, Jackie 155 ‘Haynes, Sally 83,93,134,155 Healey, Steven 155 Heimach, Sandy 87,89,93,103,155 Heise, Joan 83,155 Hervey, Daniel 155 High, Alan 155 High, Andy 155 Hillmer, Ann 80,89,93,155 Hines, Patch 109, 114, IeBy 138,155 Hinkle, Darlene 155 Hissong, Dennis 81,155 ‘Hoff, Karl 155 Holmes, Larry 90, 109,110,114,126,129,140,155 ‘Honaker, Tim 155 peouser. Debra 93,97,99,155 usselman, Sue 93, 97, 155 Inlow, Terry 114, 155 James, Fred 97, 99, 155 Jennings, Roseanne 155 Jetmore, Mike 155 Jones, Julie 77,88,103,155,159 Jordan, Cindy 93,155 Jordan, Linda 93,155 Kaufman, Craig 155 Kelly, Sky 137,155 Kern, Debbie 73,74,77,86,93,103,155 Klein, Margaret 77,86,134,155 Klink, Brenda WI, 87, 97,99,100,117,155 Knott, Debbie 103,155 Kott, Leonard 114,138,155 Krumma, Teresa 88,155 Kruse, Debbie 78,93,155 Lash, Gene 155 Lawless, Sue 77,103,155 Leas, Cindy 155 Leins, Gary 70,114,140,155 Lepard, Dawn 155 Lepley, Pam 155 Lige, Lorna 86,134,155 Link, Terie 155 Livergood, Danny 155 Lockwood, Tim 156 Long, Dan 156 Lowe, Linda 93,156 MacKinnon, Debbie 9,156 MacKinnon, Donna 9,156 Magginnis, Jerry 91,94,141,156 Magnuson, Steve 83,90,156 Martin, Rob 83,87,140,156 Mavis, Karl 84,97,99,156 McClellan, Delores 89,93,156 McDonald, Vickie 134,136,156 McKean, Brenda 78,134,156 McSorley, Melanie 156 Means, Dian 97,156 Messer, Debbie 156 Miser, Becky 70,88,97,100,156 Mitsch, Barbara 156 Moore, Kristie 134,136,156 Moore, Rick 130,156 Morgan, Liz 134,156 Morton, Carmilla 93,156 Moughler, Kevin 90,94,141,156 Myers, Don 156 Myers, John 137,156 Nelson, ‘Don 156 Nelson, Stephen 97,99,119,126,141,156 Newcomer, Roger 156 Norris, Gregg 97,98,99,138,156 Nusbaum, Jerry 140,156 Ober, John 132,133,156 Oberlin, Ken 109,110,114,138,156 Palmer, Denise 156 Parker, Marlin 83,156 Parsell, Chris 156 Patee, Teresa 89,93,156 Paulen, Janice 156 Payton, Keith 156 Peckhart, Bill 156 Penland, Denny 156 Pepple, Janet 93,156 Pepple, Rex 156 Perlich, Shirley 87,97,99,134,156 Petre, Bev 93,156 Petre, Terry 156 Phelps, Jay 94,156 Phillips, Jane 156 Pierce, Yvonne 89,93,156 Price, Don 156 Prichard, Tom 114,130,157 Provines, Janice 80,87,93,134,157 Pulver, Linda 70,87,157 Qualls, Wendy 89,93,157 Quinn, Dewey 157 Randall, Theresa 82,89,157 Rediger, Debbie 97,157 Reid, Mike 157 Reinig, Margaret 93,157 Reinoehl, Joel 157 Reynolds, Gary 90,114,126,157 Richards, Chris 77,88,103,157,159 Ridgway, Mona 77,88,97,103,157 Ridgway, Teresa 89,93,97,157 Ritenour, Jeff 157 Roark, Richard 121,126,137,157 Roberts, Stan 91,94,157 Rose, Dave 90,97,99,109,120,141,157 Rottger, Connie 93,157 Rottger, Michael 81,157 Rowe, Gary 157 Rudolph, Richard 126,140,157 Sanders, Sharon 93,157 Sanders, Teri 13,77,87,100,152,157 Sattison, Martin 70,138,157 Schiffli, Patricia 79,93,157 Schlatter, Lynn 157 Schmidt, Ed 9,114,130,131,157 Schmidt, Ginger 4,9,134,157 Sebert, Arlene 79,134,157 Seifert, Debora 78,79,89,103,157 Seigel, Debbie 82,88,97,100,157 Sewards, Daniel 157 Sewelin, Lawrence 157 Shaffer, Junior 81,85,157 Shearer, Ronnie 157 Sherck, Dwight 119,157 Shipe, Steve 157 Shuff, Robert 157 Shultz, Cliff 86,90,91,119,126,157 Shumaker, Gloria 78,83,157 Skelly, Marlene 93,97,99,157 Slone, Lonnie 157 Slone, Pam 157 Smith, Babs 77,88,157 Smith, Karen 88,97,100,157 Smith, Kathy 93,157 Smith, Roger 157 Smith, Sheryln 74,86,93,158 Snyder, Lynn 81,158 Sowers, Wade 158 Speidell, Randy 114,158 Squier, John 81,97,99,158 Squier, Patty 88,158 Stackhouse, Dale 158 Stackhouse, Rhonda 93,97,98,117,158 Stafford, Dave 85,90,158 Stafford, Karen 158 Stafford, Roxann 158 Stebing, Anita 158 Steffen, Jim 158 Stemen, Marianne 70,77,83,158 Stevenson, Mark 158 Stone, Susan 97,99,134,158 Stonebraker, Mike 158 Sullivan, Laura 77,86,88,97,158 Surfus, Robert 81,158 Sweet, Susan 158 Taylor, Laurie 74,77,82,86,158 Thomas, Jeri 93,158 Tingley, Sue 97,99,158 Treesh, David 158 Treesh, Marlene 158 Treesh, Steve 158 Troyer, Eugene 158 Vandervest, Randy 90,158 Voelkel, Cy 90,109,110,114,121,140,158 Walker, Frank 81,158 Wallace, Jon 90,158 Walter, Jeff 96,158 Walter, Linda 93,159 Warstler, Gary 87,90,91,94,114,132,133,159 Watson, Chris 80,86,88,93,97,103,159 Watson, Dawn 159 Weiler, Kennis 4,77,88,97,159 Weimer, Terry 87,90,130,159 Wheeler, Louanne 89,93,159 Wheeler, Bill 13 8,159 Wilbur, Kevin 159 Wilhelm, Bill 4,159 Wilhelm, Herschel 159 Wimer, Steve 159 Wirts, John 159 Wise, Helen 78,134,159 Wood, Carol 9,82,93,134,159 Wood, Cheryl 9,16,82,93,134,159 Woodcock, Ray 85,159 Woolever, John 114,159 Wooster, James 159 Wyss, Sharon 159 Young, Norma 159 Zook, Anne 70,79,89,93,159 Juniors Akerman, Kathy 134,136,160 Albright, Ellen 82,88,160 Aldrich, Judy 74,91,94,103,160 Anthony, Gary 82,86,90,94,103,160 Armstrong, George 109,137,160 Arnott, Rita 160 Bacon, Mary 80,83,91,94,98,160 Baker, Peggy 78,160 Ball, Karen 72,87,98,99,134,136,160 Ball, Pat 72,82,85,90,110,130,160 Barnhart, Marty 83,160 Baughman, Dennis 109,110,160 Baughman, Melinda 83,93,160 Beaty, Brent 90,140,141,160 Benner, Victor 138,160 Bishop, Pam 74,103,160 Boggs, Charles 160 Boren, Danny 83,90,109,110,138,160 Boswell, Marcia 77,87,93,134,160 Bower, John 70,73,90,91,94,109,110,160 Bowers, Marc 160 Bowker, Mark 90,120,160 Boyd, Cathy 160 Brandon, Tom 90,109,137,160 Brewer, Paul 91,94,161 Brinkman, Lynn 70,72,80,86,88,100,161,167 Brown, David 81,161 Brown, Gary 90,161 Brown, Peggy 75,77,80,88,94,160,161 Bryan, Sue 161 Buchanan, Jenni 161 Buchs, Ruth 83,161 Buckmaster, Wanda 98,99,161 Bunch, Karen 80,99,91,94,100,161 Bundy, Dave 90,161 Butler, Lisa 82,98,161 Buttermore, Gregg 74,98,99,103,161 Buttermore, Susan 77,80,88,91,94,161 Cain, Karen 76,82,93,161 Carnahan, Mike 5,161 Carper, Dennis 90,161 Carper, Joanne 72,86,88,93,134,161 Carper, Lynn 161 Cassady, Greg 161 Casselman, Gary 161 Castator, Wade 161 Charleston, Cynthia 161 Charleston, Mary 73,161 Christian, Richard 90,161 Clifford, Cathy 75,78,161 Cole, Holly 93,161 Cooper, Dan 73,161 Critney, Elizabeth 97,99,161 Crouch, Michael 161 Crowl, Cindy 9,93,161 Crowl, Jim 98,99,161 Crowl,; Linda 9, 93,161 Crozier, Kerry 109,161 Culbertson, Ron 161 Dales, Debbie 78,86,97,161 Daniels, Jerry 161 DeLong, Ginger 83,161 Derrow, Diane 5,73,74,80,87,91,94,161 DeWitt, Susi 74,89,161 DeYoung, Roxy 93,161 Diederich, Shelley 87,89,93,98,102,161 Diehl, Roger 161 Dove, Candi 91,94,109,116,161 Dove, Nicki 71,82,86,103,161 Dreyer, Susy 13,74,88,161 Duncan, Jon Edgar, Raymond 161 Edgar, Roy 162 Eley, LeAnn 93,162 Ellert, Thomas 72,83,110,132,140,162 Elworthy, William 70,162 Fahl, Ed 162 Farrington, Jerry 162 Farver, Bob 81,91,94,98,99,162 Farver, Teressa 134,162 Faulkner, Larry 162 Felke, Steve 90,109,120,162 Felton, Diane 86,93,103,162 Fender, Georgie 162 Fender, Sheril 162 Filipow, Vicki 162 Foley, Ellen 32,72,86,91,94,102,134,162 Foulks, Jeff 82,84,97,99,162 Freed, Jim 109,121,140,162 Frey, Pamela 162 Fribley, Steve 84,162 Frick, Dennis 75,162 Frick, Pam 93,162 Fugate, Terry 84,97,162 Gael, Marvin 81,109,110,130,162 Garman, Linda 162 Getting, Dennis 162 Getting, Jane 162 Gerbers, Kathy 72,82,134,162,203 Gibson, Charles 76,162 Gibson, Millie 162 Gilbert, Wanda 93,162 Gingrich, Marymae 40,72,86,88,97,98,134,162 Glick, Dave 162 Glick, Michael 162 Godsell, Cynthia 79,84,162 Gonzalez, Ruben 119,162 Goodwin, Nancy 74,80,88,93,98,134,162 Grate, Debbie 93,162 Gray, Mike 162 Grim, Paul 90,162 Grogg, Stephen 90,109,132,140,162 Gschwend, Nedra 82,89, 162 Gunzenhauser, Monte 90,109,137,162 Hagadorn, Dawn 77,162 Haines, Becky 94,162 Hamman, Dave 162 Hamman, Paul 70,72,73,91,94,161,162 Hamman, Shirley 89,162 Harkless, Chris 162 Hartman, Kathy Hary, Robin 72,80,88,98,163 Haynes, Marie 73,80,86,94,103,163 Hefty, Hum 85,90,110,114,163 Henderson, Gary 163 Hdenerson, Theresa 93,163 Henry, Mark 70,72,90,110,140,163 Hess, Stan 114,163 Hicks, Arvil 163 Hill, Charles 163 Hillabrand, Herb 90,110,163 Hillmer, Phil Hines, Jeni 77,80,163 Hinman, Deb 163 Hodge, Jim 163 Holden, Nancy 39,80,82,86,93,163 Holmes, Marty 163 Hurd, Gary 163 Imus, Jeri 80,82,89,134,136,163 Johnson, Craig 97,163 Johnson, Dale 163 Johnson, David 72,83,84,85,90,163 Johnson, Jeff 81,90,163 Johnson, Sharon 19,74,77,80,82,86,98,163 Johnston, Mirta 93,163 Keen, Jan 76,93,163 Kelley, Debbie 163 Kempf, Richard 70,163 Kessler, Bev 86,163 Kester, Debbie 79,93,163 Kimmel, Marjorie 163 Kingsbury, Roxanne 75,77,82,86,89,163 Kingsley, Joyce 80,86,163 Kline, Larry 72,82,90,132,163 Knott, Karen 15,74,80,98,163 Knott, Vickie 94,163 Koch, Tony 90,92,114,163 Krehl, Brad 90,132,163 Krick, Chrys 83,163 Kuhlhorst, Jefri 75,80,89,91,94,163 Kuhlman, John 163 Landers, William 163 Leas, Mike 81,90,91,94,98,163 Leins, Connie 134,163 Leins, Mike 98,99,163 Lepley, Delora 163 Lepley, Elizabeth 163 Lewis, Keith 163 Lewis, Sandy 163 Lochner, Dave 109,110,164 Lochner, Thomas 22,70,90,98,109,110,164 Lockhart, Linda 80,82,86,164 Long, Mike 164 Lutz, Scott 109,119,164 MacDowall, Sarah 72,74,86,88,97,164 MacMillan, Dave 90,119,121,164 Magginnis, Ira 90,109,118,119,130,131,138,164 Maldeney, Tyrone 81,164 Manon, David 9,164 Manon, Duaine 9,164 Marker, Terry 83,86,90,140,141,164 McBride, Rita 93,164 McDaniel, Kathy 80,86,98,164 McEntarfer, Randy 164 McMaken, Pam 72,86,164 McNaughton, Denice 164 Menier, Bruce 164 Mertz, Harriet 72,78,80,94,98,164 Mettert, Linda 80,93,164 Mettert, Sherrel 74,98,99,103,134,164 Midtsjo, Bente 164 Midtsjo, Heidi 164 Miller, Beth 93,164 Miller, Brad 41,70,90,121,123,164 Miller, James 81,164 Miller, LuEllen 97,164 Miller, Mary Ann 88,98,100,164 Miller, Nancy 72,89,164 Miller, Rob 90,109,110,140,141,164 Moore, Pam 88,97,100,101,164 Morr, Patty 86,88,97,164 Moughler, Michelle 78,89,93,164 Muhn, Ellen 72,77 ,82,86,98,100,103,164 Musser, Beth 83,87,94,98,164 Myers, Denny 109,110,119,121,138,164 Myers, Ethan 82,91,94,164 Myers, Janean 70,77,86,98,100,164 Myers, Vonda 82,94,97,99,164 Nichols, Roger 110,114,164 Nopper, Becky 87,93,164 Noragon, Kathy 80,86,164 Ordway, Lowell 83,164 Osbun, Gerald 164 Oswalt, Hollie 83,164 Pankop, Nelson 81,164 Parrett, Stanley 164 Patee, Richard 83,164 Payton, Larry 83,90,109,110,130,140,165 Perlich, Sheryl 74,78,98,99,134,165 Pfefferkorn, Dean 82,109,132,165 Phillips, Diana 82,89,165 Pierce, Kenny 114,165 Pogue, Billy 90,165 Post, Denny 90,121,140,165 Price, Bob 81,83,165 Randall, Linda 83,87,97,99,165 Reed, Steve 72,82,87,165 Reid, Joe 165 Reinoehl, Cathy 78,80,89,165 Reinoehl, Mark 90,91,94,165 Reinoehl, Willa 82,93,165 Rempis, Becky 89,93,165 Reynolds, Ron 83,121,126,165 Rhodes, David 165 Richardson, Michael 83,165 Richmond, Coleen 79,98,99,165 Ridenour, George 82,165 Rimmel, Debbie 93,165 Rinehart, Vickie 82,86,165 Rink, Connie 87,98,99,134,136,165 Rittenhouse, Sherry 83,165 Roark, Chris 165 Rodebaugh, Pam 77,134,165 Rodecap, Meg 165 Rohm, Dennis 165 Rudolph, Sherrie 73,75,97,99,165 Rupert, Michael 165 Saltsman, Joyce 98,165 Sanders, Jeri 70,80,82,100,165 Schaab, Beth 9,80,87,88,91,95,134,165 Schaab, Bill 9,90,109,120,137,165 Schiffli, Bill 165 Schiffli, Tom 165 Schimpf, Butch 84,92,97,99,165 Schlosser, Bruce 90,109,120,126,165 Sebert, Barb 31,75,80,100,165 Seiler, Ralph 81,90,165 Sells, Lucretta 83,165 Sevrence, Alitza 82,165 Shirk, Carson 81,90,165 Shuff, Debbie 82,165 Shuherk, Mike 83,90,165 Shull, Susie 74,87,88,165 Simanton, Dex 90,109,138,165 Singleton, Deb 93,165 Skelly, Marvin 72,80,91,94,98,99,166 Slone, Clarence 166 Smith, Barry 82,83,166 Smith, Scott 73,82,90,91,94,98,166 Smolek, Debbie 166 Sowle, Doug 70,71,109,119,121,140,166 Sowle, Mike 82,166 Spitler, Mathy 93,166 Sponhower, Sue 82,166 Sponhower, Tim 90,94,121,166 Stabe, Sharry 166 Stackhouse, Steve 166 Stackhouse, Tom 166 Stedman, Candy 70,72,74,86,88,98,166 Steury, Omer 81,82,166 Stogdill, Shirley 74,75,166 Stonebraker, Bonnie 82,93,166 Strahm, Ron 73,85,166 Strawser, Stephen 140,166 Synesall, Ann 83,94,97,99,166 Teixeira, Gary 118,119,138,166 Thomas, Paul 72,80,91,94,98,99,16 Thompson, LeRoy 166 Treesh, Darlene 166 Vacek, Sheri 166 Wainscott, Darlene 83,166 Walker, Becky 166 Walter, Jane 78,86,89,93,166 Warstler, Gary 166 Warstler, Janice 166 Watson, Darlene 9,93,166 Watson, Debbi 9,93,167 Watts, Jain 103,167 Weimer, Jerry 90,167 Wells, Tim 94,167 West, Rick 167 Westrick, Michael 82,167 White, Kathy 167 Wible, Bill 72,82,85,87,90,110,167 Wilhelm, Sharon 83,167 Wilson, Ken 70,90,109,138,139,167 Wilson, Linda 45,98,99,167 Winebrenner, Denis 138,167 Winget, Becky 93,167 Wolfe, Susan 82,89,93,167 Woodcock, Alice 167 Woodring, Gene 167 Woods, Larry 81,167 Worthington, Dave 87,90,91,94,98,167 Yoder, Linda 70,72,75,77,80,88,167 Young, Dorothy 97,167 Zehner, Dawn 83,93,167 Seniors Albright, Sondra 83,89,98,172,199 Aldrich, Mary 172 Allman, Melanie 75,76,103,172 Ball, Marcia 78,93,172 Balzer, Linda 35,78,89,98,100,104,172 Bard, Marty 72,73,77,82,89,104,172 Barkey, Dawn 73,78,93,172 Barse, Cathy 82,172,178 Bates, Dana Blomeke, Mary 78,172 Bonecutter, Dean 90,172 Bowman, Brad 41,172 Bowman, Shirley 82,93,172 Boyd, Richard 85,172 Brewer, Carol 47,80,88,91,94,98,100,172 Brinkman, Larry 72,82,87,90,173 Brown, Cinda 34,78,173 Brown, Douglas 83,85,173 Brown, Monte 109,138,139,173 Brown, Terry 85,173 Bundy, Karen 161,173 Campbell, Judi 35,77,82,173,199 Capen, MaryAnn 51,72,80,86,89,98,100,104,173,203 Carpenter, Mike 173 Carper, Larry 90,173,197 Carper, Steve 90,173 Carr, Edward 173 Carr, Linda 34,77,82,89,98,100,173 Chalfant, Pam 77,82,93,173 Charleston, Susy 85,104,173 Christian, Joanne 83,174 Clark, Debbie 98,99,174 Clark, George 174 Clark, Jeff 11,51,70,109,121,169,174,194 Close, Jack 174 Collingsworth, Coy 174,197 Conner, Toni 73,76,103,174 Cook, Cathy 174 Cook, John 174 Cool, Phil 174 Cornelius, Sue 82,175 Couey, Sandra 93,175 Cox, Susan 5,34,70,73,80,89,97,98,100,175,198 Dales, Bob 175 Davidson, Linda 175 Days, Doug 81,175 Dean, Terry 42,49,90,109,110,113,140,174,175 Deetz, Rex 175 Dennison, Richard 73,91,94,97,98,175 DeWitt, David 175 DeWitt, Bill 21,70,71,110,176,198 Dickman, Cindy 11,72,73,74,176,184 Diederich, Cary 109,176 Dirrim, Ellen 35,77,78,82,98,176 Dollier, Ed 176 Drerup, Judy 93,176 Drew, Mike 85,90,109,176 Dunn, Deanna 176 Dunn, Frank 81,176 Dunn, Lu Ann 74,82,93,176 Easterday, Roger 16,82,85,90,130,176 Ellert, Denny 85,90,176 Ellert, Elizabeth 72,74,80,89,91,93,94,176 Ellis, James 176 Ellis, Robert 90,176 Ely, Yvonne 88,98,100,177 Emerick, Russell 177 Evans, Larry 85,177 Evans, Roger 177 Farrington, Jim 70,177 Fee, Jenny 85,177 Fields, Bruce 177 Fifer, John 72,80,84,98,99,103,104,177 Fisher, Mitzi 74,77,177 Ford, Dennis 177 Frain, Dennis 177 Freed, Kathy 88,177 Freed, Tom 177 Friend, Jerry 33,82,87,119) |Z alone Frownfelter, Barb Gael, Karyn 83,178 i Gerbers, Vicki 72,83,134,135,178,195 Gerig, Gail 70,72,73,88,91,94,98,104,105,178 Gibson, Jack 178 i Gifford, Thomas 178 Gill, Mike 178 Gillespie, Bill 178 Gramling, Carma 13,98,104,105,109,116,169,178 Grandlienard, Betty 178 Grandstaff, Kyleen 70,80,83,84,86,89,104,178 Grate, Sharon 179 Greenawalt, Darla 79,83,91,94,179 Greuter, John 179 Grile, Lee 70,71,73,82,88,104,179 Grogg, Kathy Grogg, Ted 70,75,80,86,90,179,198 | Groh, Glenys 93,179 Guinther, Nancy 179 Guthier, Jane 73,94,98,99,179 Haiflich, Nancy 179 Hall, Sheila 5,47,70,73,76,80,82,91,180 Hampshire, Carol 82,89,94,180 Handley, Sandy 180 Hanes, Jack 72,73,82,90,91,94,180 Hansen, Hal Harkless, Cindy 91,93,180 Harmes, Wendy 180 Harper, Jan 180 Harter, Linda 80,84,86,98,99,134,180 Heffley, Kerry 22,74,86,90,180 Hefty, Tom 180,204 Henderson, Allen 180 Hervey, Kim 97,180 Hess, Larry 85,180 Hines, Yolande 73,83,93,180 Hoffelder, Pat 51,80,104,181 Holben, Rick 85,181 Hurd, Karen 51,72,86,88,98,104,181,194 Husselman, Ellen 51,72,75,84,86,181 Irish, Jesse 181 Jones, William 4,87,90,181,199 Jordan, Rodney 90,181 Jordan, Vickie 83,93,98,99,181 Jump, Rollin 75,83,90,181 Keen, Ron 181 Keep, Emerson 181 Kemery, Rick 82,181 Kessler, Darold 181 Kessler, Don 82,181 Kessler, Robert 81,82,181 Klein, Grant 109,110,182 Kline, Jeffery 85,182 Korff, Dianne Todd 90,182 Krontz, Connie 182 Krontz, Dan 109,140,182 Krumma, Becky 83,89,93,94,182 Kutzner, Diane 44,80,88,91,94,100,182 Landes, Burnell Lawson, Betty 182 Lawson, Roy 85,183 Leas, David 83,90,98,99,183 Lepley, Peggy 78,93,183,198 Lepley, Sandra 82,85,183 Likens, Cecil 4,90,109,110,132,133,183 Likens, Gary 183 Lockhart, Alan 82,183 Lockhart, Terry 82,183 Lockwood, Cindy 12,13,70,75,77,88,104,183 Lockwood, Kenneth 183 Lower, Cheryl 184 Lumpkins, Diana 184 Lung, Larry 85,184 Maginnis, Carolyn 83,93,184 Malcolm, Terry 184,198 Martin, Paula 72,83,134,136,184 | | McBride, Richard 84,85,184 | McClain, Joseph 75,109,110,184,197 | McClellan, Dennis 184 | McClure, Gregory 70,90,184 McDaniel, Steve 90,184 | Mcintosh, Ann _ 73,80,88,91,94,98,174,184 McQuown, Carolyn | 16,76,83,84,86,103,182,184 | Medler, Paula 47,184 | Mertz, Jim 85,184 _Mettert, Ron 82,90,97,109,130,185 _ Middleton, Jay 185 Miller, Judy 185 Miller, Mary 72,78,83,185 Mills, Roselyn _Millspaugh, Steve 73,84,185 Morrow, Larry 185 Muhn, Melinda 72,77,86,98,100,101,104,105,185 Myers, Karen 82,98,185 Nichols, Shirley 83,185 _Nugen, Debra 47,51,72,82,185 Oberlin, Douglas —90,109,110,132,185 Oberlin, John 185 Opper, Robin 87,185 Parker, Charlotte 97,185 Parr, Marcia 78,93,186 Pearse, David 90,186 Peckhart, Dianna 83,98,99,186 Penland, Mike 109,110,130,186 Pepple, Helen 186 Pepple, Kathleen 82,186 | Pfefferkorn, Paul 90,186 Pfister, Dan 109,110,130,186 Pitzer, Ron 51,72,83,110,121,140,186,191 'Polglase, Tom 186 Potts, Sylvia 187 'Pressler, Roger '70,72,83,90,97,98,187,198 _Provines, James 187 _Provines, Jeanne 82,187 _Rafine, Rod 90,187 Rainier, Larry 9,83,109,110,187 Rainier, Terry | 9,109,110,130,131,187 ' Ramsey, Rebecca 74,85,100,187,205 Ray, Joyce 78,82,93,187 _Refner, Gary 97,187 Rhoades, Jan Phelps 98,188 Richardson, Caren 82,188 Richter, James 51,72,90,174,188,195 Rickman, Bill 83,188 Robuck, James 109,110,188 Rose, Paul -72,82,98,99,109,120,140,188,194 Rountree, Tom 73,82,85,90,109,188 Rowe, Duane188 Rowe, Marlene 83,89,188,198 Rupert, Sherry 73,93,188 Rush, Greg 83,188 Scheurich, Diane 83,188 Schieber, Gloria 188 Schiffli, Barb 72,89,134,136,188 Schmidt, Tim 75,109,130,131,188 Schuller, Rita 77 ,80,82,88,98,99,104,105,189 Schwartz, Patti 82,93,189 Seiss, Stan 9,109,118,119,138,139,189 Seiss, Steve 9,109,118,119,121,123,138,139,189 Sevrence, George 83,85,189 Sevrence, Pat 34,78,83,189 Shipe, Terry 7 2,82,86,90,109,110,130,189,197 Shook, Karla 78,79,82,98,189 Silva, Ivan 70,72,90,132,138,189,196,199 Simanton, Tedra Smith, David 9,82,85,90,109,189 Smith, Diana 9,82,89,93,94,189 Smith, Roger 82,84,90,132,133,189 Shavley, Gerry 93,189 Sockrider, Beth 70,73,74,78,82,108,116,189 Speer, Deb 190 Speer, Dorsey 190 Spencer, Phyllis 190 Spornhauer, Edwin 73,74,76,80,91,94,190 Squier, Cathy 77,82,88,104,190 Starr, Jeannine 76,80,84,190 Stepp, James 48,70,72,82,86,91,94,190 Stone, Mary 73,75,76,190 Stonebraker, Christine 82,190 Stuller, Steve 85,190 Teixeira, Pat 74,77,78,82,104,191 Tilghman, Jim 72,80,90,109,138,191 Tompkins, Stephen 85,191 Trapp, Charles 50,51,81,109,191 Treesh, Christine 191 Troyer, Mary 103,191 Ulm, Judith 51,72,80,86,88,98,100,104,191,198 Vallance, Michael 90,191 Wainscott, Kathleen 191 Walker, Craig 191 Walker, Rod 192 Walter, Pamela 93,192 Waluk, Peg Ward, Tom 109,110,112,169,192 Waterson, Larry 192 Wattier, Gregg 192 Weiler, Kay 51,72,73,80,94,97,98,104,192 Welch, Lynn 82,102,192 Wells, Jim 85,192,204 Wells, Dick 192 Wertman, Marcia 72,73,91,94,104,105,192 Wetoskey, Keith 98,99,192 Whitaker, Charmaine 83,89,192 Whitt, Patty 82,192 Wiley, Terry 192 Wilhelm, Gerald 49,70,71,72,75,83,91,98,99,191,193 Wilhelm, Violet 80,83,193 Williams, Gary 83,85,193 Wisner, Gregory Woebbeking, Rick 193 Woodcock, Thomas 78,82,84,86,90,193 Workman, Bruce 193 Worman, Art 85,193 Yoder, Karen 72,75,79,87,91,93,98,99,193,195 Zook, Susan 72,80,82,94,104,193 Staff Anthony, N. 60,77,102 Aschelman, L. 66 Ball, R. 55 Barber, R. 60,84 Bassett, C. 60 Bassett, J. 66 Beaty, A. 66 Bevington, M. 58 Black, A. 37,60 Bloom, E. 67 Bloom, K. 67 Bowman, S. 60,108,120,132,133 Bowman, W. 60 Boyer, M. 60 Bullock, M. 66 Carper, A. 37,58 Carper, V. 66 Casey, K. 43,60,78 Couey, D. 60,80 Cserep, D. 56,108 Dennis, M. 66,67 Dickerson, R. 66 Dove, L. 61,128 Dunn, D. 49,61,136 Dunn, L. 55 Eckart, S. 66 Eisenhut, J. 61 Finchum, K. 61 Fites, D. 56,70,72 Ford, E. 61 Ford, L. 58 Gerig, M. 57,82 Glasgow, J. 61 Griggs, W. 32,61,87 Guy, P. 67 Hall, R. 61,76 Hamman, L. 66 Hansen, M. 44,61 Hansen, O. 66 Harris, H. 62,168,197 Hess, R. 54 Hillabrand, G. 62 Hines, J. 55 Hissong, H. 66 Holmes, J. 66 James, J. 57 Jensen, B. 57,82 Jones, W. 62,108,115,140 Kammeyer, C. 62 Kaufman, K. 62,85 Ketch, W. 62 King, T. 21,56 Klein, L. 62 Kolbe, E. 57 Kruger, G. 58 Kuhlhorst, W. 58,59,70 Longenbaugh, D. 66 Love, R. 58,59,86,105 Mauk, E. 66 Mauk, P. 66 Mavis, |. 45,62,96 McConnell, D. 66 Mertz, W. 55 Meschberger, D. 57,82 Miller, |. 66 Moore, M. 62,73,74 Moreland, G. 63 Murphy, D. 38,63,84 Neuhouser, J. 63 Nicholas, N. 67 Norris, R. 45,59,97,98 Oswalt, R. 63 Overmeyer, C. 54 Pine, P. 67 Platt, J. 63,108,111 Record, L. 49,73,75 Rhoades, G. 66 Riggs, |. 67 Riggs, J. 67 Rohm, N. 55 Rudolph, B. 66 Schlosser, N. 63 Schlosser, W. 63,90,140,141 Schuman, F. 63,81 Scrange, V. 66 Shatto, C. 66 Smith, R. 108,130 Smith, T. 63,168,197 Snavley, W. 64,84 Stackhouse, H. 3,64 Stomm, B. 64,78 Stone, W. 39,64 Stout, C. 64,86 Sunday, E. 66 Taelman, S. 64,135 Tetrick, A. 64,82 Thomas, M. 66 Turner, J. 35,64,78 Tuttle, J. 67 Voelkel, R. 64,108,113 Voss, M. 33,65,80,87 Wagner, J. 108,137 Wakenight, R. 65,108,121 Walton, |. 65 Walton, N. 59,108,118,119 Watson, J. 54 Watts, V. 65,79 Whittington, E. 65,80 Wilder, R. 65,82 Williams, W. 34,59 Witt, H. 66 Wood, M. 65 Workman, K. 65,126,129 Wright, P. 66 Wyss, W. 65,121 Zook, T. 59,85 The Light of Life Add to the Lamp of Knowledge The fuel of human understanding, Courage, Compassion And common sense, And its light will serve you well Through the joys and challenges Of life. Barbara Burrow Gail Gerig: Editor-in-Chief Marcia Wertman: Associate Editor Robert R. Love: Advisor ee Seat eS eke Se se, iidlas a eae 1 ea ai ae afi 4 «, erate fi ‘ ; ft hia 5 on a] n es