East Central High School - Shield Yearbook (St Leon, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1976 volume:

Dedication ........................................ 2 Theme ........................................ 3-17 Athletics ...................................... 18-39 School Life .................................... 40-66 Academics .................................... 67-85 Awards ....................................... 86-88 Bicentennial ................................... 89-96 Junior High ................................... 97-106 Seventh Grade ............................... 107-112 Eighth Grade ................................ 113-118 Freshmen ................................... 1 19-123 Sophomores ................................. 124-128 Juniors ..................................... 129-133 Vocationa! ................................... 134-135 Seniors ..................................... 136-149 Graduation .................................. 150-151 Senior Directory .............................. 152-154 Ads ........................................ 155-183 Yearbook Staff ................................... 184 Dedicafion One of the most important parts of school life is meeting and making new friends. It is a sad thing when friendships haven't been allowed a chance to develop or are cut short by tragedy. Such is the case with Carol Back. Although she was quiet and shy, she was considerate of her friends and appreciated all consideration given in return, We are impressed by all the good things that people who knew her before her death have told us. and feel that, had there been more time, she would have found herself a friend to many more. We regret this loss and dedicate to Carol this collection of the activities and memories of this school year. ltls our gift, and to us a most special one. +53 What We Recall . . . The Seemingly Minute Little Things L-.--.-.-J Embarrassing Moments g I9 1 Heartaches that young love can bring . . . So Strange To Remember The Times . . . ' F Wmsm-wa. We laughed. . . And loved carelessly . . . $. ; AR x that days and years pass . . . 16 Before we are able to see . Our destiny at last. The yearbook staff wishes to express thanks to Mr. Bear for allowing us to use his original poem on these pages. Cheerleaders Back Varsity Cheerleaders, Above fefr: Karen Schaefer, Rachel Oehl- man, Shirley Wright, Valorie Tompkins, Shelley Dawson, Kim Stilh maptainJ, and Mary Ann Gillman. m Above: The 197576 Trojan mascot was Joe Tharp. Below: Varsity Cheerleaders lead a cheer before the start of a game, . LIP Ia xL The Trojans All fhe Way! 1. Top: The Reserve Cheerleaders for the 1975-76 school year were as follows: Julie Zoller, Connie Noel, Jan Wiedeman, Candy Dietz. and Joy Lick- ingA Left: Freshmen Cheerleaders: Connie Gel- Iert, Keliy Geller'r, Lisa Byram, and Melissa Wil- helm. Right: The Reserve Cheerleaders do a cheer at a pep session. '75-'76 Trojan Foofball Season At r' L . IL , ll 1 M I v mtmrm EASIEEIIRAI M FASIEEHIRA! trf EASTEEITRM I'm; Emma: JAEttErJ Etatmnm 95 7? . ,- Varsity Football. Keith Luers. Jtm Rippergert Daryl Steinmetz. Donald Steinmetz Mark Bruns, Karl Schmid. Tim Kntgga. Ron Altg, Shawn Simonson, Jim ' Depue. Jett Rauch. Hooker Bischoff, Paul Horstmant Tracy Catlan, David Skidmore, and Mark Loziert The young Trojan football team tell on rough ground this season. Despite their inexperience they fulfilled the spirit of the team and school. The well attended games aroused the enthused players and created a feeling of gusto and spirit throughout the season. Although, the football team ended the year without a triumph, the stu- dents, faculty. community residents, and coaches were well represented by these players. Coaches. Front: Perry Bailey Roger Bear, John Roth, and Bob Branigan. Back- Dan Robinson, Bob Benner, Wayne Perry and Rod Ballard. Managers From: Anita Werner Diana Rowletl. Candy SturgilL and Michelle Wiedeman. Back: Sara Burke. Marsha Wiedeman. Jean Widolff. Marilyn Mxller. and Peggy Luers. Not pictured are Debbie Buntm and Jennifer Smith The Hfabulous freshmen are on their way to becoming the victorious varsity. This year was the first year for freshman football since the beginning of E.C.H.S. The young handlers of the pigskin had a rough year. Never- theless, the team members have their eyes set on the next three years. Freshman football: Front: Kenny Mosemeyer, Chris Murtaugh, Orvilie Stenger, Ron Hesser, Tim Gray. Harry Cornelius, Bill Ginn, Gary White, and Barry Roberts. Back: Coach John Rotht Tom Spaeth, Randy Kinkead, Larry Patrick, Kip Hollins, Jess Jones, Dale Conrad, Buddy Carter, and Coach Bob Branigan. 24 Candidates and their escorts are as follows: Bev Lewis, Gary Ahaus 8t Carolynn Andres. ON SEPT. 19th 1975 The Football Homecoming candidates Were filled with excitement. While they sat in the back Of the convertible cars, Each candidate and her escort Glanced about nervously. Slowly they walked down The 50 yard line, And silence took over all As the suspenselul moment drew near. As the crowd could hear loud And clear the voice of the announcer Shelly was crowned, 1975 Football Homecoming Queen, And when the bouquet of red roses Were placed in her arms, The air was filled with applause From the approving fans, As the smile enlarged Over Shellyls face, You could see a warm glow in her eyes, And the crowd knew, Even tho the game was finished, This would be a time remembered BY ALL! Dan Hornbach 8t Shelly Dawson, Jody Blasdel e Valorie Tompkins, Vince McCann 8: z I Xl; LAE-iww'r' 1. Dave crowns Shelly. 2. FHA Float 3. Dante's 4. 76 Float 5. Dan Hornbach 6. Dave Turner driving Jody ?i Valorie nah BI 19 w Al N .H I In 1. Varsity Basketball. From row: Jeff Tucker, Keith Luers. Roger Dali, Statisticians; Marvin Hacker, Mike Dudleye Managers. Back row: Lewie Wiedeman. Chris McCann. Dan Hornbach, Mark Bruns, Mark Kirchgassner. Mr, Benner, Assistant Coach; Mr. Tucker, Coach: Mr. Wilson, Assistant Coach: Donnie Tye, Vince McCann, Paul Horst- man. Dale Connolly, Roger Kuebel. This years basketball team had a fairly good season despite several set backs. One great disad- vantage for the Trojans was losing most of the starting line up from last year. The Trojans once again could not match the oppositions height, but had strong defensive skills and speed. The teams received much support and spirit from students as well as adult fans, 22' . Q Reserve Basketball. From: SconWiedeman, Mike Hall, Chris Murtaugh, Roger Kuebel, Russell Stei Dall. David Byram Todd Jung, Daren Back, Mark Price, Coach Benner. Upper Left: Piayers Mee fans cheers the mighty Trojans onward to victory. nmeiz, Butch Baker. Back.ScoT1Jung, Tim t for a team huddle. Upper right: Crowd of 27 30 9m Grade Basketball. From row: Orville Stenger, Ralph Steinmetz, Ken Erhart, Ron Hesser,Harry Cornelius, John Seubert, Mike Losekamp, Bill Kraus. Back row: Coach Roth, Jet? Tucker, Mark Abplanalp, Greg Peltit, Todd Jung, Nick Raab, Roger Johnson, Chris MuHaugh. Doug Bischoff. Not pictured: Charlie Littlefield, manager. Above: Reserve basketball team in action. Over The Hills And Thru The Woods! Cross Country Team. From: Andrea Wegman, Joan Beetz. and Mary Ann Cuellar, scorekeepers. Back Mr. Wil- son, Roger Dall, Dan Hornback, Tim- Stenger. Jeff Price, Vince McCann, Mike Hall, Chris McCann. Scott Wie- deman, Dana Davis, Mr Tackett. Tennis Anyone? Varsity Team. Above: Mr. Fisher. Upper left: Todd Winters, Duane Weber. Net! DEI- ling, Vince McCann, Roger Dall, Mark Abplanalp, Tim Stenger, John Stenger, Lower Left: Reserve. Front: Chris Mur- taugh. Mark Kinneti, Back: Mark Kir- chgassner. Mike Dudley, Mike Hornbach, Brad Rynn. 31 The Girls Basketball Teams began the year with two new coaches: Mrs. Welter, Varsity; and Mrs. Eppert, Jr. Varsity coach They ended the season with a 2-6 Varsity record, and 3- 5 Jr. Varsity record. 32 Varsity Basketball: left to right: back row: Emily Stenger, Sue Meyer. Sharon Smith Georgia Disney, Sandy Simons, and Mrs. Welter. Front row: Nelsie Man: ning, Penny Bakerw Teresa Poore. Con- nie Noel, Joyce Bolihg, Deanne Har- mon. and Linda Jordan. Below: Netsie Manning positions for a critical rebound against Jac-Cen-Del In the Sectional. Above: Sue Meyer awaits a foul shot rebound in the Jac-Cen-Del game. Reserve Basketball: left to right: Front row: Connie Gelfert, Kim Weisbrodt, Barb Stenger, Patty Carson, Karen Andres, and Annette Sandline Back row: Kathy Geis, Melinda Dennler, Mrs. Eppert, Diane Hall, Jenny Gutapfei, and Bev Ruwe, Third Qiraighf Qecfional Tifle for E. 0. Girls Volleyball! 4A 'J 333 hp: $ Varsity Volfeyball: Row 1: Beny Houmzh Jan Wiedeman, Connie Noel, Shelley Dawson, Robin Disney, Row 2: Cathy Geis, DeAnn Harman, Vicki Walker, Emily Sten- ger, Sharon Smnhh Ffow 3: Pam Dozier, Sponsor Mrs. DeWeese. Mary Ann Giltman. The East Central girls Volleyball teams, both Varsity and Reserve, worked dili- gently and earned a well deserved sec- tional title. This fine performance typifies the Trojan tradition at its finest Reserve Volleyball: row 7: Connie Tibbits, Tina Fee, Debbie Tibbits. Row 2: Annette Fonhofer, Sherrie lre- Iand, Debby Moser, Suzanne Feite, Row 3: Judy Bis- chofi, Penny Perfect, Kim lngles, Connie Barnhorst, Standing: Karen Andres, Patty BischoifA 33 w CLBRGDSS CQQDEENEQEY SOLE 15610 , Below: John Van Dyke Barry Roberts Seth Marsh Mr. Wilson Jim Nedderman, Th? 90H team was coached by Mr. Wilson. Doug Campbell and Jeff Sienger. Noi pictured: Jim Flanigan and Gary Ahaus This year they held their home meets at the Hidden Valley Golf Course. Below: Student golfer, Seth Marsh, prac- tices his putting siancei fki-J'Fm WRESTLING SQUAD Front row Russell Cailan Tracy Callan Steve Fago Jeff Sierwerf Dana Davis Alex Fago Rick Cunningham David Barricklow Alan Turner Back row Coach- Mr. Perry Tim Lykins Jim Steinmetz Jeff Hacker Sam Goo- dall, Lane Price, Dave Phillips Shawn Simonson. Mang.- Debbie Buniin A331 Coach- Mr. Branigan. a .';Q Q 9 .V Va 1 . LET MEI; mg :45 4b AW v5 i qu US? us; gfiiiiiw ,0 HTML. INTRA' gig! 197 6 Trojan Baseballers Varsity Team: Front Row: Bobby Meyer, Marsha Wiedeman, Orville Stenger. Ronnie Meyeri Greg Campbell. Chris Murtaugh, Debbie Buntin, Russell Steinmetz. Back Row: Coach Ballart, Butch Baker, Tim Wiiheim, David Bergman, Dave Probst, Scott Jung. Mark Bruns. Ralph Stein- metz, Shawn Simonson, Mark Price, Chris McCann. Tim Stenger, Coach Tacketti The varsity diamond crew compiied a 7- 31-1 won-Iost-tied record for the 1976 sea- son. In sectional play the Trojans were .500 winning against Moores Hill and losing to Lawrenceburg. Led by junior slugger Mark . . Bruns with a ,455 batting average and sophomore Scott Jung batting .343 the young Trojan team showed a lot of promise for the next few years. Above left: Russ Steinmetz starts his windup. Above mid- dle: Greg Campbell keeps his man close to iirst base. Above right: Ronnie Meyer gets a Joe Morgan lead ofi first. Left: Chris McCann ducks an inside 'ismokerfi Coach. Mr. Fisher Janine Weisgerber, Leslie Wolf. Neltsie Man- ning. Susie Schebler, Anita Schneider. Roxan Kidwell, Lucinda Gilt- ner, Judy Bishm 0H, Connie Noel. Front left to right Betty Allgeir. Barb Stenger. Irene Fuentes. Back left to right: Coach, Mr. Fisher, Barb Seevers, Karen Stenger, Cindy Nichols 38 -900R59 SCORES SCORES Freshman Varsity Basketball! E.C1 Opponent ' 37 Brookvnlle 28 40 Rising Sun 44 44 North Decatur 32 .57 Milan 20 28 Swnzerland County 57 35 Batesville 47 36 Aurora 49 42 Lawrenceburg 44 24 Rising Sun 57 4O Whitewater Tourney 42 40 Brookville 50 Freshman Reserve Basketball E.C. Opponent 34 Brookville 12 30 Milan 7 31 Switzerland County 35 35 BatesviHe 32 34 Aurora 36 22 Lawrenceburg 25 Varsny Basketball Reserve Basketball E.C. Opponent 70 CenterVIlle 62 59 Union County 64 74 Sou1h Decatur 69 43 Aurora 62 76 Connerswlle 74 72 Harrison 66 73 Lawrenceburg 68 43 Brookville 53 78 Lawrenceburg 71 58 Jac-Cen-Del 60 55 Souih Ripley 50 50 Balesville 73 80 North Decalur 79 83 South Ripley 88 82 Lawrenceburg 74 76 Rising Sun 97 66 Milan 69 58 Baleswlle 7O 66 BrookvilJe 7O 62 Greensburg 86 Grrls Track EC; Opponent 88 Dillsboro 19 46 Aurora 63 56 Milan 49 50 Batesville 55 46 Lawrenceburg 59 48 Somh Decatur 64 Union County 10 Brookville 95 Girls Volleybali EC. Opponent won Aurora won Lawrenceburg won Milan Greensburg won won Balesville Rising Sun won won Brookville Sectional won Moores Hill won Aurora won Rising Sun I Wrestling E.C. Opponent 21 Connersville 53 9 Brookville 64 32 Brown County 48 1 5 Madison 60 12 Je1ierson 64 6 Union County 64 12 Harrison 50 Conference ratings 1wGreen5burg-172 2-Brookville41 15V: 3-Batesville-107 4-Lawrenceburg-62V2 5-Sou1h Decatur-41 6-EastCen1ral-2O 7-Milan 8. Aurora-O Sectional 1-Greensburg-164V2 2uRushviIIe-1 18V2 3-Batesville-1OO 4-Nonh Deca1urn43 5-Easl Central-SA Freshman Football EC. Opponent 0 South Decatur 16 8 Madison 32 0 Aurora 40 O Batesvi He 1 2 12 Lawrenceburg 26 6 Greensburg 20 E.C. Opponem 31 Centerville 35 50 Union County 52 37 South Decatur 44 41 Aurora 55 40 Connersville 68 51 Rising Sun 60 39 Harrison 42 46 Aurora 35 49 Lawrenceburg 50 42 JaC-Cen-Der 39 24 North Decatur 39 53 Brookville 48 55 Aurora 67 48 South Riprey 65 40 Lawrenceburg 55 37 Rising Sun 57 42 Milan 48 29 Batesville 55 31 Brookville 58 56 Greensburg 57 Boys Tennis E.C. Opponenl 0 Greensburg 4 O Brookville 5 1 Lawrenceburg 6 1 Lawrenceburg 4 0 Brookville 5 0 Ba1eeville 5 Boys Track Batesville-92 Aurora-26176 E.C.-18516 Milan-62 E.C.-55 RisingSun-73 E.C4-45 GreendaIe-71 Aurora 47 EC,- 28 E7C.-65 Milan-43 m. -4. SCORES QCOREQ SCORES Girls' Reserve Basketball EC. 20 11 16 45 18 33 24 21 Opponem Aurora 24 G reensburg 1 5 South Decatur 12 Batesville 23 Lawrenceburg 38 Milan 32 Rising Sun 35 Brookville 63 Girls' Varsny Basketball AUIOJGNMU'! Sectional EC. 7 1 Varsity Baseball Opponent Aurora Laurel Harrison Batesville Lawrenceburg Greensburg Souih Decatur Brookville Lawrenceburg Rising Sun Milan Connersville Batesville Aurora Lawrenceburg Greensburg South Decaiur Brookville Milan -l 44 WimmeOm-AMMOWmeK-lmm .1. .. Moores Hill Lawrenceburg 9 EC. Opponent 49 Aurora 72 57 Soulh Decatm 20 27 Batesvilie 35 22 Lawrenceburg 39 47 Milan 62 50 Greensburg 27 24 Rising Sun 38 25 Brookviile 38 Ripley County Tourney 36 Ripley County 63 Sectional 26 Jac-Cen-Del 65 Varsity Footbali EC. Opponent D Centerville 8 0 Milan 23 0 Harrison 47 0 Aurora 15 8 Norm Decatur 18 8 Brookville 52 14 Batesville 36 2O Triton Central 80 14 Lawrenceburg 32 14 South Decatur 40 Reserve Foolbail Scores EC. Opponent 1 8 Milan 12 O Greensburg 6 0 Aurora 24 18 Madison 0 12 Brookville O 14 Baiesville O 6 Lawrenceburg 32 3 Girls' Tennis E.C. Opponent 0 Greensburg 7 0 Columbus North 7 3 Union County 4 3 Lawrenceburg 4 O Connersville 7 O Centerville 6 5 Lawrenceburg 2 Go Match 2 East Cemral 175 Brookville 178 Aurora 186 Batesville 169 Match 3 Lawrenceburg 1 84 East Central 186 Aurora 184 Greensburg 176 Malch : East Central 182 Lawrenceburg 172 Match 7- East Cemral 185 Aurora 177 Batesville 160 South Decatur 190 Match 3 East Central 182 Miian 164 Maich : EasI Cenlral 378 Batesville 332 Greensburg 342 Match 3 East Central 1 86 South Decatur 182 Conierence Match Greensburg 328 Batesville 339 Milan 344 BrookviHe 346 Aurora 374 Lawrenceburg 374 East Central 376 South Decatur 400 39 Queen Shelley and King Jody Above right Cindy Knigga and her date dancing Bot- tom right: Prom coupXes chatting between songs OPPOSWE PAGE. upper left: Kim and Ron make their entrance. Upper right: The music was provided by MHL creek Express. Bottom left: Jefi Batta and date enjoying themselves. Bottom right: Debbie Allgeier admiring the centerpiece she won 42 .1976 MVEE Sweethear! Queen Candidates Left to Right Freshman Brenda Huber and escort Jeff Jones, Sophomore Marsha Wiedeman and escort Jim DePue. Junior Shirley Wright and escort Monte Dole, Senior Rachel Oelh- man and escort Vince McCann. Above Left: Queen Rachel with flowers Left: Randy Hesser, president of Beta club, crowns Rachel. Right center; Randy Hesser and Annette Forthofer, Beta president and vice president, wiih Rachel and Vince. Above: The band Crunch at the Sweetheart Dance. Top Right: Queen Rachel and her court Left and Above: Every; one enjoyed themselves at the Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the Beta Club on February13, 1976. The Nighf or Cast Prison MatromCarfa Brandt Bailiff-Jetf Dunning Judge Heath-Leslie Wolf D. A. FIint-Randy Hesser Defense Attornethim Humphrey His Secretary-Debbie Maser Clerk of CourT-Joan Beetz Karen AndreDiane Singer Dr. Kirkland-Eric Wright Mrs John HutchinS-Anita Eckstien Homer Van Fleet-Chet Miller Elmer Sweeney-Bret Herbert Nancy Lee Faulkner-Sharon Webster Magda Svenson-Christine Eckstien John Graham WhitfieId-David Smith Jane ChandlerMichelle Wiedman Jean Claude Errnoni-Dave Robinson Larry Regan-Joe Tharp ' Roberta Van Renssier-Holly Flynn Stenographer-Lois Losekamp Policeman-Barry Roberts Court Attendant-Monika Neely Jan uary 16fh Backstage Crew Mark Bruns Skippy Stutz Nick Hartman Ed Morrison Scott Ammerman Kristy Schafer Dave Bergman Mary Ann Sutton Tim Lynam Chris McCann Donna Schmeltzer Tim Wilhelm Julie Batchlor Dennis Richter Mike Hornbach Steve Stahley Jeff Batta Russel Boyles One of the highlights of the spring this year was the first annual talent contest, spon- sored by Student Council. There were many participants. both students and teachers, dis- playing many types of talent ranging from singing, dancing, and music, to poems, mono- Iogues, and much comedy. There was even a pie-eating contest and a three-Iegged race. The acts were judged by a panel of judges, consisting of both faculty and students. Mary Deters was the emcee for the program. First place winners: Dave Smith, John Craft, Monte Dole, Bernice Williams, and Ranay Holliday tmiddle left; Second place: Randy Hesser and Jim Flanigan tnot pictured; Third place was a tie between David Probst ttop left; Judy Farmer tmiddte righo, and Mr. Bear mot pictured; Middle: Emcee Mary Deters. Top Right Maria Yepez and Zulvf Lis- sandre. Far left: Christina Eckstein. Left: Randy Hesser and Roger DalJ. Above: Guitar Sam's group. JlRT CBA'Z. AAR The Art Bazaar was held May 16, 1976. There were about 118 items on display, and the Earth Club held a bazaar and made approximately $150. A car- toon carnival was sponsored by the Jr. High Art Club. The 'best of show prize was presented to Joan Beetz. On juried exhibit, first prize went to David Bar- ricklow, second prize to Debbie Ginn, and third prize to Dave Robinson. 3. ! . 1.7 u '1 -.' 1' Members: Jeff Ahaus, Karen Andres, Carl Becker, JoAnn Beiersdorfer, Rick Bergman, Judy Bischoff, Lora Bimer, Joyce Boling, Mary Brasier, Carla Brandt, Theresa Conrad. Roger Dali, Tim Dall. Neil Darling. Jeff Davis, Shelley Dawson, Vicky Dawson, Mary Deters, Candy Dietz, Alma Duty, Eileen Egner. Peggy Eibeck. Teddy Ertel, Maurita Fette. Monica Fene, Jane ice Flanigan, Jim Flanigane Jim Flynn, Annette Forthofer, Julie Foutch, Dottie Frey. Marcella Friisch, Irene Fuentes. Debbie Galle, Jim Galle, Mary Ann Gillmah, Malcom Hartman, Randy Hesser, Theresa Hornbach, Holly Hoste'rter, Doug Huber, Jim Humphrey, Laura Joerger, Linda Joerger, Bev Jones. Karl Kaeser, Roxanne Kidwelle Jane Kochere Della Kuebel, Roger Kuebel, Doug Laken Lois Losekampe Peggy Losekamp. Peggy Luers, Steve Lutze Lisa Manning. Susan Marhm Darlene McCann, Vince McCann, Starr Mercer, Bobby Meyer, Mary Meyer, Ron Meyer, Sheryl Meyer. Barb Moeller, Monica Neeleyw Connie Noel, Rachel Oehlman, Kim Owens, Paul Reell, Rose Roell, Rita Russell, Karen Schaeier, Susan Schebler. JoAnn 48 Schieb, Donna Schmeltzer, Cheryl Schneider, Arfeen Schuman, Caihy Schuman, Mark Seevers. Susan Simpson. Diane Singer, Jim Steinmetz, Russel Steinmetz, Emily Slenger, Karen Stenger, Kim Stith, Mark Sutton, Karen Switzer, Don Trabel, Diane Torwelle, Vikki Walker, Linda Wendlemen, Connie Wesseler, Melinda White, Jan Wrdolff, Jan Wiedeman, Lewie Wie- deman, Dan Wlihelm, Tim Wilhelm, Todd Winters, Lesiie Wolf, Karen Zilli. INDEPENDENTSTUDQ The Independent Study Committee was designed and developed primarily to aid those students who desire to explore deeper into interest fields. Independent Study projects are open to students in grades 9-12. They must have. and maintain, a 2.5 average. Projects can be in the same areas as, but not taken for, required courses, The I.S.C. is comprised of: Mrs. Shirley Biddle, chairperson, Mrs. Margaret Siewart, Mr Ron Tackett, Mr. Dan Robinson, and Mrs. Mary Tuttle. Below are the students who participated in Independent Study and their sponsors. Not Pictured: Dennis Richter, and Duane Weber. BOOGIE This year the Pep Band has done some really great per- formances by playing at all home football and basketball games. Pep Band HBoogied Down with songs like: WSOP , ' Land of a Thousand Dances'V, ' Does Anybody Realty Know What Time It ls?, and many more. Pep Band consists of: Drummers-Dave Robinson, Jody Blasdel, Greg Camp- bell, Perry Seamon. Chet Miller, Sousaphone-Joe Carter, Brent Herbert, Steve Webster, Tim Kuebel, Trumpets-Don Steinmetz, Gary Ahaus, Mike Henry. Dave Smith, Scott Burkhardt, Monte Dole, Annette Forthofer, Herman lngles, Eric Hartman, Les1ie Wolf, Sherry Ireland, Eric Wright, Ralph Stein- metz. Paul Van Dyke, Todd Winters, Suey Orshell, Sara Dawson, Sharon Wuestefeld, Mark Sutton. Tina Etherton, Saxophones-Kenny Perfect, Ron Schlemmer, Ranay Holiday. Caria Brandt, Judy Switzer, Baritones T.C Paff, Lori Partin, Kathy Fassold, Patiy Bishoff, Karen Andres, Vikki Waiker, Molly Egner, Trombones'Laura Joeger. Bernice Williams, Wilber Ake, Barry Rob- erts, DeAnn Harmon. Jim Flanigan. STAGE BAND K This year the East Central Stage Band played at events such as The Christmas Show, The Variety Show, The Talent Show, The Spring Concert and also had its own concert in May. The Stage Band plays songs such as TTWoodchoppers Bali, HEleanor Rigbyf Corazon, TTFeeIings. The members of the band include Drums: Greg Campbell, Perry Seamon, Jody Blas- del, Chet Miller, Jeft Dunning. John Craft, Alan Turner and Jim Nedderman. Saxo- phones: Ron Schlemmer, Ken Perfect, Carla Brandi. Mary Ann Sutton, Ranay Hol- iday, Joy Lecking, Judy Switzer, Shirley Wright Susan Simpson. Emily Stenger, Shelly Dawson, Jan Widolff. Trombones: Jim Flannigan, DeAnn Harmon. Sam Fox, Barry Roberts, Jeff Tucker. Trumpets: Joe Carter. Mike Henry, Scott Burkhard, Don Steinmetz. Herman Ingles. Dale Conaily. Eric Hartman. Sherrie ireland, Teresa T Poore. Marvin Hacker. Bass Guitar: Monte Dole. Guitar: David Smith. FeaIured Twirler Kim 811th Majorette Captain. Bev Lewis Majorettes: JoAnn Beiersdorfer, Pam Schaich, Joy Licking, Linda Joerger. Pam Davidson, Julie Zoller, Donna Schmeltzer. Vaiorie Tompkinsl Theresa Hornbach, Bev Lewis, Linda Wendelman, Tammy Hornbach. Jenny Lewis, Shirley Wright, Roxan Kidwefl, Teresa Poore, Mariiyn Cauu ble, and Kelly Gellert. EESTRB l ., h. in. Ii :wwwfageumsiiih mm 'f vl!'!':1;-uhr' WI'WWJV'4 L. ' :33... . I' ' The SWORD Qfaff Li . i l Front row; Mary Orschell, JoAnn Beirsdofer, Lora Bitner, Ranay Holliday, Joy Licking. 2nd row: Carl Becker, Holly Hostetter. Joe Tharp. Peggy Losekamp. Carol Pennington, Sheila Pennington, Vicky DawsomEthyl Edwards, Sponsor: Mr, Bear F ufure Educafors ofAmerioa 'i Sandy Webster. Sue Simpson, Mary Reins. Karen Stenger, Terry Steinmetz, Kim Seamon, Pam Cook, Judy Kramer. Candy Sturgill. Reggie Patton. Debbie Cash, Pam Davidson, Mary Ahaus. Debbie Buntin, Peggy Luers, Anita Schneider, Susan Schebler, Janine Weisgerber Rhonda Lanham, Joyce Boling, Carla Brandt, DeAnn Harmen, Tammy Chipman. Jenny Lewis, Linda Joeger, Molly Egner. JoAnn Beirsdofer, Holly Hostetter, Vickie Dawson Deany Evans. Jerri Winters, Rheeta Fledderman. MrsA Ehrman, Sponsor. ;. .H y 1: N-.Jy-f 'W - .. , Sumo: t: AmIL' my 6 as; j m: I $i Front row: Pam Davidson Reggie Patton, Debbie Cash, Pam Cook, Row 2: Kathy Barnhorst, Molly Egner, Mary Brasier, Eileen Egner. How 3: Linda Joeger, Theresa Hornbach, Linda Bentle, Marilyn Miller. Ffow 4: Roxan KidwelI, Lora Bitner, Peggy Luers. Debbie Buntin. How 5.- Theresa Schuman, Lois Riehle, Margaret Schuman, Cheryl Schneider. Row 6: Diane Rowlett, Anita Werner, Beverly Ruwe, Dorothy Frey, Row 7: Connie Barnhorst, Debbie Hall, Marsha Wiediman, Michele Wiedeman. Row 8: Geno Dietz, Mark Cauble, Patty Carson. How 9: Jim Schmid. Tim Knigga, Kenny Tompkins, Joyce Boling. How 10: David Bergman, David Probst Perry Seaman. Julie Campbell. How 17: Mary Orschell. Ranay Hollidayy Lori Partin, Kelly Gellert. Row 72; Tom Dee. T. C. Paff, Jody Blasdel, Brenda Werner. Row 13rJane Kocker, MeIinda Zinser. Peggy Losekamp, Pam Shepherd. Dave Robinson, Chet Miller, Scott Burkhard, Mike Henry, Trina Courtney, Jenny Lewis, Vecky Dawson, Anita Schneider. Loes Lesekamp, Sara Dawson. Row 14: Anna Kocker, Linda Sunderhaus, Holly Hostetier, Tammy Chipman, Tina Etheton, Theresa Poore, Mariiyn Cauble, Karen Andres, Maria Ahausl Lucinda Giltner, Kim Waltz, Cindy Nichols, Rose Bechtel. Susan Schebler. How 15: Don Martini, Kim Seamon, Sherry Meyers, Terry Steinmetz, Susan Dunning, John Craft, Monte Dole, Wilber Ake. DeAnn Harmon, Janet Kingl Pam French, Nancy Snyder. Penny Perfect, Kim Jngles. Row 16: Kim Stith, Valorie Tompkins. Rachel Oehlman, Shelly Dawson. Karen Schafer, Shirley Wright. Mary Ann Gellman. Jan Wiedeman, Julie Zoller, Connie Noel, Candy Deitz, Joy Licking. 55 56 Beta Club Members: Row 1: Miss Bock, Sponsor, Neil Darling. Steve Lutz, Keith Luers, Randy Holliday, Lori Partin. Randy Hesser, Ronnie Meyer, Don Trabel, Mr. Linville, Sponsor Row 2: Bobby Meyer, Dave Probst, James Steinmetz, Jim Humphrey. Delia Kuebel, Diane Torwelle, Donna Schmeltzer, Vince McCann, Danny Wilhelm, Jim Flanigan. How 3: Roger Dall, Lewie Wiedeman. Gary Ahaus, Mary Braiser, Molly Egner. Anita Schneider, Rose Bechtel, Susan Schebler, Judy Bischoff, Cathy Schuman. Row 4: Ka'thleen Lunsford, Rose Roell, Jean Widolff, Theresa Hornback, Roxanne Kidweil, Mary Ann Gillman, Connie Noel, Lora Bitner, Joyce Bowling. Emily Stenger Row 5: Laura Joerger Monica Fettex Linda Joerger, JoAnn Beiersdorfer, Pam Schaich, Cheryl Meyer, Irene Fuen'res, JoAnn Schieb, Cindy Riehle. Row 6: Mark Seevers. Carl Becker, Rita Russell, Jan Widolff, Carolyn Andres. Shelley Dawson, Rachel Oehlman, Dorothy Frey, Annette Forthofer, Cheryl Schneider, Jackie KernsA Row 7: Karen Schaefer, Jody Blasdel, Vikki Walker, Karen Zilli. Barb MoeHer, Diane Singer. Mary Deiers, Karen Sten- ger, Peggy Losekamp. Holly Hostetter, Vicky Dawson, Susan Simpson, Row 8: Debbie Galle. Starr Mercer. Librarians: Row 1: Marcy Fritsch, Connie Jaehnen, Bev Hoffmeier, Paula Hoffman How 2: Dottie Frey, Lois Riehle, Wanda Lanham. Row 3: Karen Back, Bonnie Nead, Donna Hixon, Anita Schneider, Debbie Kerns. How 4: Patty Bischoff, Karen Edwards, Terry Schu- man, Sue Meyer. Terri Koons, Liz Stengery EEEJZFE EEEE Earth Club Everyone - Artistically - Reaching ' io ' Help. is a creative art society composed of East Ceniralx . Students, who have a special ,. interest in the arts. Major projects of the club inciude raising money for trips at the end of the year to places such as Chicago Illi- nois, Nashville Indiana, and Mammoth Cave, Kentucky. Earth Club member51Verticai Row: Mickie Long, Dave Robinson, Melinda Dennler, Laura Joerger, Rita Russeil, Rhonda Lanham. Paul Roell, Larry Hughes. Carl Becker. First Horizontal Row: Holly Flynn, Cindy Andres, Suzanne Feite, Joan Courtney. Connie Schuman, Patricia Carson, Pam Nichols. Mr. Fischer: Sponsor, Second Horizontal Row: Peggy Losekamp, Lois Losekamp. Janie Kocher, Monica Nel- ley, Sharon Wuestefeid, Rose Beetz. Barb Stenger. Third Horizontal Row: Lisa Volk, Judy Kramer. Karen Stenger. Brad Rynn, Sue Wills, Nancy Schneider, Marianne Wills. eonueinne W MRSUHNBL Bookstore personnel: Kris Spaeth, Marie Volk, Mrs. Geilert, Mary Ann Sutton, Holly Flynn V WIN 57 .53 ovooooooooo sqooooo+ooe xxx xx Audio Visual Club: Standing: MrV Branigan, Mary Ann Sutton, Scott Ammerman, David Probst, Steve Stahley, Jim Cole, Dave Smith, Mike Dudley, Brad Rynn, Dave Robinson, Ray Schebler, Mr. Abplanalp. Sitting: Pam Schaich, Don Kraus. Marvin Hacker, Jim Depue, Teresa Sims, Eric Wright. Dennis Richter, Don Freyer. Front: Greg Campbell, Brent Herbert, Ed Morrison. Chorus Qerenades kg xxxxxxxx xlxl-vxx I I n The primary purpose of the Audio Visual Club is a school wide service organization. it maintains and operates the school's television system, which video tapes and broad- casts educational programs produced by the student body and faculty. The maintenance, distrib- ution, and handling of all audio visual learning aides is a responsibility of this group. Many of the members work in the AV. Center and gain iihands onl' experience which can lead to a successful career. Another function of the club is to handle the physical arrange- ments for the convocations sponsored by the school throughout the year. The only money making project for this group is the presentation of school wide films with the pro- ceeds going for purchase of theatre and television equip- ment, postage for educational films and minor repair of equip- ment. Chorus: Flow 1: Rheeta Fledderman. and Jack Johnson, Director. Row 2: Robin Mattingly, Mary Montgomery, Sharon Kunkel, Jenny Koziel, Carol Boling, Marie Gray, Orville Stenger. Kevin Back. Chuck Littlefield, Keith Tompkins. Brenda Tidwell, Diane Rowlett. Maria Yapez, Martha Williams. Lea Hollowell, Tracy Peters Row 3: Denise Disney, Mary Jo Gaynor, Mary Ann Cuellar, Robin Disneyt Linda Jordan, Rose Hartman, Eric Wright. Dennis Richter, Perry Seamon, Son Steinmetz. Kim lngles, Debbie Riley, Judy Farmer, Mandy Evans, Karen Stengeri Row 4: Terry Fischer, Deany Evans. Pam Cook. Gerri Winters. JoAnn Feld- kamp, Vicki Hall. Vikki Walker, Mike Henry, Greg Campbell, Steve Stahley, Ron Freyer, Joyce Werner, Penny Perfect, Debbie Stone. Anita Werner. Sunshine Society In the 75-76 school year Sunshine Society held the District Convention at East Central and sponsored the coat Check during the bas- ketball season. The Mother, Daughter and Ideal .Ladiest Tea, which was held in the spring, wound up a most successful year for the Sunshine Society. Front row: Annette Forthofer, Michelle Wiedeman, Karen Schaefer, Julie Zohler, Teresa Poore, Candy Dietz. Arleen Schuman. Holly Hostetter, Patty Bischoff. Patty Carson, Connie Schuman, Debbie Evans, Barb Murtaugh, Marilyn Caubte. How 2: Lucinda Giltner, Karen Switzer. Lisa Manning, Karen Andres, Mary Thornburg. Lisa Byram, Lori Strueing, Marsha Wiedeman. Row 3; Christina Eckstein, Vicky Dawson, Debbie Buntin. Merri Schaich, Marita Kuebell Sandy Grunkemeyer. How 4: Diane Singer, Penny Baker, Barb Seevers, Jenny Gutaptel. Barb Stenger. Kim Weisbrodt, Sue Meyer. How 5: Cindy Riehle, Roxan Kidwellt Joyce Werner, Brenda Huber, Judy Switzert Row 6: Kim Stith, Connie Long. Betty Hountz. Kathy Denni, Linda Windelman, Ranay Holliday, Lora Bitner, Joy Licking. Row 7:8hettyl Meyer, Della Kuebel, Mrs. Tuttle; Spon- sor. How 8: Senise Disney, Rachel Oehlman, Row 9: Joan Beetz. Barb Cooper. Fiow 10: Bev Lewis, Cathy Schumah, Below: Scenes from the Sunshine Convention and luncheon held here at East Central 59 Firsf row: Lisa Voik, Jeff Batia, Dcug Huber, Dan Betta, Roger Kunkel. Second row: Mr. Wright, Sponsor; Tony Dierckman, Mark Konradl', Glenn Denni, Jake Doil, Krist Spaeth. Marie Volk, Mr. KonradL Sponsor Third row: Charlie Doll, Mike Schuman, Dennis Richter, Duane Weber, Kevin Erhart. Bill Rosemeyer, Tom Beck, Bill Hountz Fourth row: Linda Volk, Thelma Beck. Dan Eckstein, Mike Dudley, Torn Spaeth, Marvin Hounfz, Ray Schebler. John Snyder, Merkel Hartman. Fifm Row Scott Wiedeman, Jim Kocher, Frank Eckstein, Jeff Bischoff, Greg Callan, Ron Schuman, Tim Kuebel, Marvin Hacker. Sfxfh row; Jim Maune, John Kunkel, Randy Konradi, Eric Steinmetz, Stanley Schneider, Larry Bischoff, Dean Kincer. Sevenfh row: Jeff Lobenstein, Leroy HounTz, John Stenw ger, Ed Walters. Terry Miller, Don Fryer, Vernon Back. Eighth row: Eric Lock, Dallon Vest, Laure! 370x, Jerry Stenger, Tim Stenger, Gene Gezell, Mike Hornback, Scott Jung, Charlie Gray, Nick Hartman. The 197576 French Club was kept busy with its fund raising project of preparing varieties of French food to sell in the cafeteria at noon, These monthly culinary delights included crepes, mousse au chocolat, fondue, and cream puffs. The funds raised were used to sponsor the club's annual visit to a French restaurant in Indian- apolis and for transportation costs to the French Festival in Lafayette. The Festival is a rendez-vous for French students from all over the state of lndi- ana. The E.C.H.S. French Club performed skits, sold French desserts and presented French ver- sions of TV. commercial breaks between the stage performances. The club went to see Marcel Marceau, the famous French Pantomime artist, at Taft Theatre in March, and concluded the school year with a picnic and ttboules't tournament. Top Right: Seth Marsh experiments with the whip cream on top of his mousse au chocolat. Right Center: Karen Andres and Joyce Gibson serving mousse au chocolat to French Club customers. French Club Members: Front Karen Sohaefer, Holly Flynn, Dave Robinson, Molly Egner. Jo Ann Beiersdorfer. Kneeling: Ralph Steinmetz, Karen Stenger, Mickie Long, Kim Weisbrodt, Kim Voltz, Sandy Hoffman, Patricia Carson. Dana Davis, Karen Faufkner, HolEy Hostetter, Patty Byrd. Linda Sunderhaus, Rita Joerger. Vicky Dawson, Candy Dietz, Karen Andres, Patty Bischoft. Standing: Paul Roell, Seth Marsch, Steve Stahley, Jim Cole. Neil Darling. Lisa Ariinghaus, Mile Hornback, Lisa Manning, Jim Maune, Peggy Eibeck, Connie Wessler, Scott Jung, Suprena Long. Joyce Gibson; and Miss Thompson, sponsor. The Spanish Club is composed of those people who are presently enrolled in Spanish Classes who would like to increase their knowledge of the Spanish culture and have a little lun. The Club's annual event is a trip to La catina Restaurant where we all enjoyed such foods as guacamole, burritos, enchilladas and tortillasx A welcome addition to the club has been the Span- ish foreign exchange students, who give us a first hand look at Spanish cul- ture. Spanish student, Christina Eckstein, constructs a pinata. Spanish Club: row 7: Miss Bock, Carla Brandt, Terri Paff, Ranay Holliday , Mary Orschell, Joy Licking, Starr Mer- cer, Julie Zoller, Karen Switzer. Flpw 2: Mary Ann Wills. Bernice Williams. Susan Martini, Debbie Buntin. Peggy Luers, Arleen Schuman, Marsha Wiedeman, Lisa Byrarn, Christine Darling. Row 3: Judy Switzer, Rita Russell, Connie Noel, Lora Bitner, Mary Brasier, Karen Zilli, Barb Moeiler, Diane Singer, Christina Eckstein, Janice Flani- gan, Bonnie Nead. Flow 4: Jan Wiedeman, Jan Widolfl, Monica Fette. Sara Dawson, Paula Huber. Maurita Fette, Melinda Zinser, Janie Kocher, Robin Mattingly, Alma Duty, JoAnn Scheib. Ffow 5: Carl Becker. Jim Flynn, Mark Sutton, Mike Hall, David Byram. Leslie Wolf, Tim Wilhelm. Chet Miller, Ronnie Meyer, Tim Dall, Vince McCann. . A. ' Fl. . 1 A m w x 'v-a-wvv . 1.th t, l green 8r DHAMA-BEHB Members: Leslie Wolf, Mr. Branigan; sponsor, Michelle Wiedeman, Diane Singer, Anita Eckstein, Joan Beetz, Melody Schellenger, Christina Eckstein, Holly Flynn, Dave Robinson, Sharon Webster, Steve Stahley. Holly Hostetter, Molly Egner, Bev Lewis, Monica Neeley. Lois Losek- ampl Dennis Richter, Randy Hesser. Ed Morrison. Brent Herbert, Bill Blanton, Eric Wright, Jim Cole, Pam Schaich, Jo Ann Beiersdorfer, Mary Ann Sutton, and Brenda Tidwell. 63 UAEBQKWOHKBHS Semester 1, Bottom Left: Gail Webster, Joyce Gibson, Candy Dietz. Joe Hornbach, Charlette Haney, Lois Losekamp, Monica Neeley, Janie Kosher, Pam Conrad, Deany Evans. Jim Metcalf. and Dave Robinson. Semester 2, Bottom Right: Pam Dozier, Janie Kosher, Joyce Gibson, Sandy Cash. Charlette Haney, Keith Tompkins, Todd Jung, Janet King, Gaii Webster, Jeff Dick. Lois Losekamp, Monica Neeley. and Judy Farmer. Muwk MAMA. .w. J 64 Health Careers. left to right: Joan Beetz, sponsor, Mrs, Eppert, Holly Flynn, Michelle Wiedeman, JoAnn Beiersdor- fer, Molly Egner, Cheryl Sny- der. Front Row: Dorothy Frey, Lois Riehle, Theresa Schuman, Margaret Schuman, Cathy Schuman, Emily Stenger, SheHy Dawson. Rose Roell, Jean Widolff, Diane Singer. Second Row: Darlene McCann, Mary Reins, Kim Seaman, Terry Steinmetz. Sherry Myers, Judy Kramer. Pam Shepherd. Barb Murtaugh, Dennis Richter, Dawn Nowlin, Tammy Chipman. Barb Stenger. Patricia Carson, Sara Dawson, Teresa Simms, Georgia Disney. Third Row: MrsA Armstrong, sponsor, Nettsie Manning, Jackie Kerns, Christina Eckstein, Kathleen Lunsford, Karen Roepke, Jackie Disney, Teresa Fink, Debbie Evans, Jan WidoJff, Diane Torwelle, Sue Dun- ning, Paui Roell, Thelma Beck. mmwvaL- n 4. Speech Team: Mr. Branigan, adviser. Row 1: Holly Flynn, Leslie Wolf, Diane Singer. Christina Eckstein. Mary Ann Sutton. Pam Schiach, Mel- ody Schellenger. Row 2: Ed Morrison, Brent Her- bert, Eric Wright, Dennis Richter, Randy Hesser. Joe Tharp, Dave Robinson. Social Studies Club: Mr. Tacketi. sponsor. Seated: Sara Dawson. Patty Bischoff. Candy Dietz, Marilyn Cauble, Scott Jung, Dana Davis, Mike Hall, Melinda White! lKim Owens, Connie Wessler, Jan Wiedeman, Connie Schu- man. Standing: Lisa Manning, Ar1ene Schuman, Peggy Luers, Carl Becker, Joyce Gibson. Karen Andres, Mark Sutton, Tom Applegate, Maurita Fette, Barb Stenger, Terry Fischer. 65 Chess 0 b Mr. Sawyer, Edwin Geis. Kurt Gulzwiller, Don Lynam, Mark Lozier, Jom Schmid, Joann Beirsdorfer, Occie Miller. David Turner, Larry Fischer, Everett Miller, Molly Egner, Karen Faulkner, Steve Fago, Jim Fay, Jim Flanigan. John Gibson, Ed Morri- son. v x' LeHerrmnan-Club r . . , - Letterman Club. How 2: Dan Wilhelm, Dave Robinson, Jeff Rauch, Keith Luers. Jim Steinmetz, Greg Campbell, Mark Bruns, Mark Kirchgassner. Chris McCann, Shawn Simonson. Ron Alig, Dave Probst. Lewie Wiedeman. Ricky Tibbits, Don Steinmetz, Tim Knigga, Vince McCann. Paul Horstman. Row 1: Marilyn Miller, Jean Widolff, Marsha Wiedeman, Joe Bonomlni, Scott Jung. Jim DePuel Tracy Callan, Larry Bischoff. Jennifer Smith, Joan Beetz. Michelle Wiedeman. Candy Sturgill, DreVocational Ed. 6? Reading Bab. The Pre-Vocationat Education class is taught by Ms Seymour. The students work very hard on developing their reading skills. Some of their activities this year included visits to Doctor Jacob- son, a veterinarian, the Dearbom County Courthouse, and the site of one of Lincolnts famous speeches, all in Lawrenceburg. They spent a day Christmas shopping at Western Hills Shopping Center, then ate at Davidjs Buffet. Also included in their plans were a visit to the observatory in Cincinnati and other field trips. Left: Reading Laboratory Workers. Mrs. Swango, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Klump, Mrs. Detmer. Above: Mrs. Hartman works with a reading lab student. 67 5e? a tea E ummttww -4 rr ; $ 331$ The purpose of Student Council at ECHS is to encourage student partici- pation in the government of our high school and to promote better relations between students and teachers and students and fellow students. The Student Council hetps promote student leadership, encourages and initiates student view points, organizes elections, and acts as a liaison between the student body and the administration. During the 75-76 school year, Stu- dent Council sponsored the Home- coming Parade and Dance, initiated a discipline program for Convos, and sponsored a spring talent contest. The Student Council of ECHS wishes to extend a warm thanks to Mrs. Rose- mary Woolery and Mr. George Schwipps for their help and leadership given throughout the year. Student Council Officers: Mary Deters, president; Linda Jeorger. treasurer: Starr Mercer, secretary; Randy Hesser. vice-president. Student Council. Front row: Mrs. Wooleryt sponsor; Joyce Gibson, Trina Courtney, Linda Jeorger. Marsha Wiedeman, Diane Faulkner, Lisa Abptanaip, Sue Murtaugh. Second row: Kenny Perfect, Bitl Blanton, Starr Mercer, Julie Campbell, Mary Deters, Leslie Wolf, Randy Hesser, Paul Horstman. Vince McCanh. Lewie Wiedeman, Russell Steinmetz , Mr. Schwipps, sponsor. Back row: John Seubert, Doug Frantz, Mark Cauble, Gene Dietz, Paul Brazier, Chris Murtaugh, Mike Harmon, Barry Roberts, Terry Steinmetz. Absent: Diane Singer. Butch Baker, Scott Werner. $533,993 53313.35 Top left: Main Office workers: Kris Spaeth, Shirley Wright, Pam Davidson, Kim Gutap- fet, Reggie Patton, Julie Zoller, Pam Schaich, Donna Schmelizer. Back: Annette For- thofer, Michelle Wiedeman. Kim Stith. Bottom left: Attendance office workers: Julie Zoller, Diane Weiber. Debbie Collins, Rita Russell, Linda .Joeger, Merri Carol Schaich, Melissa Peters, Sandy Grunkemeyer, Joan Beetz. Top right: Mrs. Powell, accountant, Extra Curricular treasurer Bottom right: Mrs; Slutz, secretary to principal, Middle right: Mrs. Waltz, attendance secretary. 69 Guidance Deparfmenf Below: Mrs. Margret Stewart. Right: Mr. Jim Helms. Back: Michele Wiedeman, Rachel Oehlmam, Kristy Schaefer, Mary Jo Gaynor, Bev Lewis Front: Lori Partin, Valerie Tompkins, Linda Sunder- haus. Not Pictured: Linda Walton and Holly Flynn; Eehaars Elamitalis Bleam JP Left to right: Dave Beck, Lawrence Dierckman, Marcella Benson, Mary Ann Horstman. 71 Bus Drivers. Front row: John Meister, William Booker, Bonnie Cochran, Wilbur Luers, Lora Sykes. Raymond Harmeyer Back row: Leroy Bischoff, Bernard Gaynor, George Bischoff, Bus Drivers: Junior Gutapfel and Harry Wilired Hiltz. Jim Hartman Edward Seamon. Griese LI i la li a Ii i a m 5 Mrs. Biddle and Mrs. Chipman Mrs. Rosie Christian Row 7: Margaret Hartman, Marleen Wer- ner, Frances Hornbach, Evelyn Fryman. Row 2: Garnet Williams, Charlotte Gutzwil- Ier, Jackie Campbell, Delores Poore, Ruth Bischoff. ADIVKINISTRATION The assistant principals are above left. Mr, Grittith and above right, Mr. Giltner. Pictured at Iett is our principal, Mr. Winterst East Central High School has certainly proven itself in many varied ways since its beginning three years ago The school opened only as a building and a New Name, It began with no traditions, no records, and no personalities. We are now blessed with many traditions, records, and statistics of all types, and above all, many distinct personalities. It is, however, the personalities- the people, students, faculty, staff, and community who have worked so diligently to elevate the school to its present status. All of us can be proud of the accomplishments. How- ever, the school must continue to move forward in all phases of the school program. With the success of the past three years, l am sure that the future for East Cen- tral shall rise to ultimate heights. LeVon Winters, Principal Music Deparfmenf 4 7. Arf Deparfmenf N This year the Art Department added a new darkroom and Studio Art room. The department also held a Spring Art Exhibit in May. During the Sectional, the Department helped make signs for the gym and the halls surrounding the gym. The Art teachers are: Mr. Butcher, Mrs. Welter and Mr. Fisher. 75' 76 Vooafional Ag And Qhop mSe E. The industrial arts, or shop classes, teach students such subjects as drafting, wood- working, and general shop. The agriculture, or voc-ag courses, train students some requirements involved in the field of agriculture. Mr. Ander- son is the head of industrial arts, and Mr. Wright heads the voc-ag department. Above: Mr. Meister instructs some eighth graders. Above right: Mr. Ander- son, Center: Students in ag mechanics Class study lawn mower Center right Mr. Meister. Below: Mr. Konradi dis- cussing an ag class. Below right: Mr. Wright. Business Deparfmenf This year the E. C Business Department's courses of study were divided into two programs, Secretarial Training and Business Administration. The secretarial program contains a general concentration of courses in typing and shorthand The Business Administration program is for col- !ege preparatory or anyone anticipating working in a business related occupation. The business teachers for the 75-76 school year were Mr. Fox, Miss Browning, Mr, Roth, Mrs. Ehrman. This year the student teacher for the business department was Mr. Shuck. 77 The English Deparfmenf This year the English Department instituted a new program for col- lege bound seniors featuring intensive studies in writing, literature, and drama to prepare advanced English students for college level courses. The phase-elective program continued in its third year offerw ing a diversity of courses in the language arts area for grades ten, eleven, and twelve, while grades seven, eight, and nine pursued a program of basics in grammar, vocabulary, and literature. From left to right. Top; Mr. Bear and Mr. Shumate, Bottom; Miss Bock and Mrs. Eaton. i : Qu' fithnu. w 701. ? 4: 78 KI 80 Hisfory Deparfmenf Science Top left: An informal moment in Mr. Wilson's Biology class. Top middie: Mr. Tucker gets the point across Top left: Mr. King checks his notes Bottom left: Mr. McKay listens to a question in his Science class. Bottom right: Mrs. Eppen prepares slides for her students in Science class. 81 82 Mafh Deparfmenf a x A .kA .5..ng Hr :ws-nq.4-H-' -, eeese ?giggi gig? The Audio Visual department and the Library constitute what is known as the MEDIA CENTER at East Central High School. While the library is concerned with all print material, such as books and magazines, the AV. Dept. is responsibile for all non- print material and equipment for utilizing those materials. The department, under Mr. Abplanalpls guidance, provides the classrooms with films, film- strips, tapeseboth video and audio and recordings to supple- ment the instructional pro- grams. The department maintains and repairs all equipment. in the school corporation that pertains to this area. Included in the area of responsibility is the operation of the closed circuit television system. Student assistants are an invaluable aid in the day-todday operation of this department. .Ammklnwwwr Left: Mr. Abplanalpt Right: Student, Terry Lynch, running a camera $$$$$$E$$?E?E Working in conjunction with the AV. Department, the Com- municative Arts Department covers all aspects of oral commu- nication. In the TV Equipment-Broadcasting courses the stu- dent is offered practical experience with professional equip- ment, and in its Drama and Stage Production courses, the stu- dent can learn basic acting theory, or how to build and light a set. The Communicative Arts Department enables the ambi- tious student to build a broad base in communications. Other courses offered by the department are, Advanced Speech and Discussion and Debate; Right: Mr. Branigan chats with a student. Below: Students running TV equipment. Physical Eduoafion Deparfmenf 84 i i Top left: Mrs. Robinson oversees students doing standing broad jump. Top right: Mr. Perry grades health papers. Left: Mr. Ballart looks over health papers. Above: Mrs. DeWeese times girls in relay races Horne E0. Deparfmenf A variety of courses were offered in the Home Ec. department during this school year enrolling both boys and girls in courses such as Singles Living, Family Liv- ing, Foods, Clothing, Housing, and Child Care. All are learned skills of homemaking and for the world of work. The teachers in charge are Miss Comer and Mrs. Arm- strong. Above: Mrsl Armstrong guides one of her students in the right direction Below: Miss Comer introduces class material to her stu- dents 85 Anb 5irls 5 fat e 86- Boys State. Front row: Jim Steinmetz, Dave Probst, Lewie Wie- deman. Vernon Back, and Don Freyerk Back row: Tim Stenger, Roger Kunkel, Martin Weiler, James White, Doug Huber. Mark Seevers. and Tony Balta. E.C.'s 1975-76 HDaughter of Ameri- can Revolution repre- sentative was Shelley Dawson. She won Chapter and district competitions Karen Schaefer was E.C.'s Betty Crockera' test winner. Her test score was sent to state competitions, For their efforts, these two outstanding students received pins and certificates. a av Girls State Front row: Mary Ann Gillman and Cathy Schuman. Back row: Sheryl Meyer, Christina Eckstein, Theresa Hornbach, and Linda Joerger. d emw cnocuen nwnnns j: :1; ' '1' . .I I t I WEI x? J!- EH Kim And Vince Farmer's Fair Candidafes Kim Smith and Vince McCann were chosen to be this years representatives at the Aurora Farm- er's Fair, which was held on October 4, 1976. Kim and Vince were in competition with representatives trom seven other schools. Andrea Pumpkin Show Versailles, Indiana, home of the Pumpkin Show, held its annual queen contest for area high school girls, This year we were well represented by Andrea Wegman, who was eiected by a popular vote of senior students. 87 AWARDS NI GET Awards nights were held on May 11 for sports and May 18 for scholastic achieve- ment. Outstanding students in both athlete ics and academics were recognized, with trophies and certificates being awarded to students who have excelled in each field. Above left: Mr, Butcher presents an an award to Debbie Ginn while Dan Hornbach awaits his Turn. Above right: Mr. Fox presents business award to Della Kuebel, Right: The line up 01 awardees includes Jim Flanigan, Jim Humphrey. Diane Torwelle, Rachel Oehlman, Cheryl Schneider, Mary Deters, Carla Brandt. and Karen Schaefer, as Mr. Winters reads the awards. Left: Mrse Weller hands Penny Baker her three awards. Center: Most valuable runner'strophy1 Right: Joe Bonomini receives a trophy from Mr. Benner. 3mm alumna 89 i 90 iiisrorical aachround Our country is commonly known as the Melting Pot because of the so many different races, nations, reiigions, beliefs, etc. that have made America a home. The Indians are believed to have come from Asia, the white man came from Europe, the Negro came from Africa, the Oriental, aiso, from Asia. We're sure that settlement took a lot of work, argument, cooperation, and effort. East Central has celebrated our nation's Bicentenniai in numerous ways. There were 3 major contests presented for student competition. The first, student dress up day, was won by Jeff Reeves. The second, a Bicentennial writing contest, was won by Anita Ecksteiht The third was won by Lisa Volk and Shawn Sherill for their artwork. The senior tassels were complimented by Liberty Bell emblems. The seniors key was in redrwhiterblue Bicentennial design. And here, the yearbook staff offers to contribution, the Bicentennial Section, for your enjoyment. Education: The early 1800s were a time of settlement and progress in terms of building, culture, and agriculture. The pioneers of Southeastern Indiana settled themselves, their individual methods of survival, religious locations, and log schoolhouses sprang up across the land. Teachers soon came to the territory to expand the necessary lessons of reading, writing, and arithmetic. According to documented evidence, children of five years of age and up to their grandparents entered these makeshift learning establishments. There were few books to distribute, many of these outeot-date by the time they reached our minute com- munities Educational texts were often handwmerdowns from the settlers, hometowns in the East. Education is a big part of everyonets life from beginning to end. Then, as it is now, new educational developments were being sought. This, being the year of our Great Nation's Bicentennial, we have com- piled a number of historical places and events in Southeastern Indiana, Maybe a picture or a phrase or two will catch your memory and interest. We live in a greatly widespread area; we wish to apoiogize for any communities left out of our pictorial account on the next three pages. Bright Elementary School Guinord School Morris School St. John's School-Dover 91 St Nicholas Schooleunman Harrison 3 School St, John 2 9 St. Leon '5 School St, Joseph Stumpke's Corner St, Paurs School New Alsace Yorkville St. Martin'sSchool Sunman Kindergarten Sunman Eiementary Nonh Dearborn Elementary Views In Our Pasf Right: Sunmanis tirst schoolhouse was discontinued in 1881 , where the present Sunman kindergarten is built and used for all grades. The first settlers in the Sunman area were Rich- ard and Dorcas Wortman. They settled in this terri- tory in 1815. This cabin was built in a clearing Gater purchased in 1911 by Galbraith ESL Son timber compamo five miles due west of Sunman. It was later razed within a short time after change of own- . ershipi George Wortman, depicted here, lived in this home from babyhood to his death in 1909. 93 The tomb of Thomas Sunman. Sr. and his wife Harriet, along The Boy Scouts have been a longeestablished Club for boys in this with the remains of Leah Fitch, whose family later owned the area. Pictured above is part of Troop No. 30. taken at Lake Rudy in Sunman farm, the daughter of Mrt and Mrs. Waiter Fitch She 1947. Left to right: Donald Hofmockel, Rudolph Webster, Rex Stith, died in a tire that destroyed the home. After several years, all Joe Fritsch, Cyrus Thompson, Paul Nedderman. Elwin Abplanalp bodies were moved to a Lawrenceburg burial place Dr. Irving ipresently director of EC. A.V, Deth, Henry Freyer, and Bob Freyer. Sunman's remains were moved to Versailles In 1863, this area was a forest in which General Lew Waliace and Downtown Hooterville? No, just the railroad crossing of Merid- two companies of Union soldiers were encamped tor a week while on ian Street in Sunman in 1895, This crossing also held the name the trail of Morgan's Raiders. It is now the present site of Eastern Ave- 'The Crossing of Death'l after many fatal accidents occurring nue in Sunman. there. I'I'IIZIRIEAI'I'S RAIDS Above: North Dearborn Road Sign. No major battles were fought in Indiana, but towns and vile Iages were occasionally subjected to Confederate raids and Southern Indiana was in a frequent state of alarm. Morganis car- ried out two forays in the state. The first. under Captain John Hanes, was repuised after he pushed north as far as Paoli and Hardinsburgx The second, led by Morgan, in command of some 2,500 Confederates, forded the Ohio River and in a lightning sweep took Corydon, Paoli, Greenville, Vienna, Lexington, and Versailles. Above are two historical landmarks where Morganhs Raids swept through this area, above left being located in New Alsace and above right being located in Dover. Above: A close-up view of one of these plaques. 95 Top Left: Social Studies teachers, Front: Mrs. Wueste- feldeDolly Madison. Back row: Mr. Sharpe-Henry Clay; Mr. Bailey-uJohn Hancock; Mr. Raver-mThomas Jefferson; Mr. Tackett-John Adams; Mr. Linvillee Alexander Hamilton. Top Right: Mr. Griffith enforces the dress code on Mr, Tackett. Center: Ranay Holliday contributes to the war by helping Jeff Reeves paint his Indian face, as Joy Licking prepares to wipe out the Indian. Above are the students who dressed up for the contest. Left to right: Shelley Thompson, LuAnn Richter, Mike White. Pam Cook, Susan Raab, Jeft Reeves Cwinneo. Left: The t'historical figures ready themselves for their Hportrait. WW f V 9 . H In : ,. . . :1, . , s 11.. .4... . .. Ucaz . H. . 1,111. 2.7.1.!!! , . . . . in .l .. . , .1... 2., 1 .4.,1. .1. n w. . . .. m1 .i r ,..,..u.m 24 .y , t 4 1... . . .. . n.5, . . 1 .1 -..., ., . 1 . 1 . ,. .. . ,. :1. ., . .mn..w..,;:. ,1., .,. .ui. . r, .. . . . . Elli: .. J; : 4.. ,4: .u. .. .,.:I. :1 34.1.-. 1.. , . . 1. u - u . ,. $1.... 1 . . . 6 , , us . I. , , . . . . 1 Q L. . . , . ., I . . 9 m .. .5 4 1 ,., ., .Hn, l .1 1 ,r. 1 ..k.. . u .. .4,.x.., - . . .,, . .m ii. . , ,. .. . . ,v..l.1 r a a c h rum, h. utftltn1tti .- .r .d ... e 14 o A .Q. 47 . a. w Firs! Row: Lisa Struewing, Kim Waltz, Beth McCann. Sheila Klusman, Sonny Raab, Kathy Kecher. Second How: Debbie Frey, Miss Comer. sponsor. Third Row: Sherrie Scalf, Pat Manin, Elaine Betta, Lu Ann Richten Mary Ann Burns. Fourrh Row:Me1inda Buck- have, Karen Oelker. Janet Fryer, Karen Back. Fifth Row: Kay Klump, Debbie Weiler, SueSchwab. First Row: Wendy Fryman, Lori Slagle, Brenda Decker, Delores Wilhern, Karen Phiilips, Bonnie Dall. Missy Carter Second Row: Marty Batchelor, Kelly Jones, Susan Murtuagh, Rae Jean Fassold, Jill Perfect, Rita Homer, Lisa Abplanalp. Denise Trabel. Third Row: Kim Waltz. Carla lrrgang, Peggy Cooker, Mary Bonomini, Gail Watkins, Jo Ellen Blasdel. Diane Famkner, Shanda Jones. Fourth Row: Miss Comer. sponsor, Beth McCann, Lori Applegate, Kay Klump, Roseann Fette, Cherrise Darling, Sheila Klusman, Karen Ezelr, Cynthia Skidmore, Dawn DisneyA Dawn ,, .' p- . KEEP ON TRACK ING First row: Coach Mr. Wilson, Jeff Gutapfel, Kenny Watkins, Lewis Hemphling, Dale Wuestefeid, Brian Erhan. Second row:Steve Lamgben, Duane Biddle. Greg Brant, 99 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE First row: Brian Zimmerman, Tim Hiltz. Charlie Keyes, Chuck Andres, Ricky Wessell Roger Batta, Sponsor; Mr. Konradi. Second row: Bill Fay, David Bishoff, Rick Grote. Randy Doll, Eric Hartman, Bob Hartman, Ray Zimmer, David Schuman, Third row: Larry Meyer, John Fox. Dan Smith. Tom Barry, Robert Fuchs. Jeff Sutapfel, 100 First row: Donna Taylor, Janet Barn, Lisa Abplanalp, Lori Wiedeman. Joan Schuman. Bonnie Bulach. Second row: Mr. Swipps. Danny Vogelsang, Ed Geis, Marvin Galle, George Schmeltzer, Tony Delisle, Gary Littlefield, Mike Jung um n11 Imam mums 'k EEiIiE magma 3F Left to right: Jeff Rowletta Luanne Richter, Sandy Cash. C'rndy McCoy. Tina Lobenstien, Mike Harmon, John Tibbits, Tina Huff. Connie Courtney, Jenny Moster, Michelle Baas, Dan Smith, Diane Wilhelm, Debbie Eckstien, Debbie Schuler, Liz Becker, Mrs. Welter. Kenny Cox. 1m in. Basunau Cheerleaders: Diane Ellinghousen, Suzanne Lattire, Terry Gutapfel, Diane Faulkner, Joan Blas- del, Pam Mohr. First Row: Mark Scholl, Mark Erhart, Joe Rauch. Mike Vogt, Joey Kinker, Robin Gaynor. Second Row: Mr, Long, Matt Knigga, Monte Hall, Ricky Craig, Bill Struewing, Rick Knueven, Mr. Johnson. From left to right: Suzanne Lanire, Diane Eliinghousen, Diane Faulkner. Above are: Joan Blasdel, Pam Mohr. Terry Gulapfel. First Row: Tom Need. Danny Spicer, Shawn Gabbard. Ricky Giltner, Mike Vogt, Kevin Geilen, Joey Kinker, Robert Gaynor. Second Row: Mr. Long, Greg Brandt, Matt Knrgga, Monte Hall, Ricky Craig, Jimmy Rudisel, Steve Fette, Mike'Baker. . - x:5.,; BEI- GR. 3A3 E -- l02 Barb freland EBALL B-a TEB'IIII First row; Left to right: Tom Schuman. Ed White. Randy Stenger. Blake Simpson. Mike Harmon, Mark Cauble. Second row: Ronnie Webster. Dale Wuestefeld, Brad Fenton. Jeff Gutapfei. Geno Dietz, Brian Erhart, Randy Grunkelmeyer, Coach-Mr, BaiFey IHJ TEi'lll'l Firs! row; Left to right: Charlie Keyes, Eric Hartman. Doug Foster, Ronnie Hoffmeier. Eric Baker, Kurt Gutzwiller. Second row: Jay Tucker, Steve Kinnelt, Donald John- ston. Doug Smith, Steve Chapman, Jeff WellsV Coach-Mr. Raver. lil-IEEI'II.El'IIIEI'IS Pam Weber Denise Ellinghouse Julie Campbell Trina Courtney Brenda Werner JR IHHHGH 39 INI Lisa Abplanalp, Jeff Baer, Joan Blasdel, Greg Brandt, Mat Bush, Mark Bush. Jeff Darling, Bob Duty, Jim Engle, Karen Ezell, Diane Faulkner, Jeff Fuchs. Ed Geis, Rick Giitner, Robbie Grubbs, Greg Harm, Steve Hartman, Rita Homer, Carla Irrgang, Ralph Johnson, Bob Jones, Rhonda Jones. Joe Kinker, Mat Knigga, Kris Knue, Sandy Lamppert, Kim Manning, Steve Mattingly. Cindy McCoy, David McConnel, Lori Messer- schmidf. Susan Murtaugh, Tom Nead. Jill Perfect, Kim Puckett, Darrel: Reed, Rick Reed, Brenda Rosemeyer, Debbie Schaeffer, Mark Scholl, Ken Schuman, Dan Sebastian, Lisa Shepherd, Cynthia Skidmore, Scott Werner, Deloris Wilhem, Jeff Wood. Roger Wuestefeld, Maria Ahaus, Tim Andres, Karen Back. Cindy Baker, Robert Batchelor, Elaine Betta, Elizabeth Becker, David Bischoff, JoAnn Bischoff, Theresa Bischoff. Cathy Brandt, Mary Ann Bruns, Mark Burkhard. Julie Campbell. Sandy Cash, Steve Chapman, Mary Lou Carson, Trina Courtney, Charisee 1 03 Darling. Harold Davidson, Danette Davis, Tony Deiisle. Maria EcksteinV Kimberly EzeIL Scott Fassoid. Brad Fenton, Doug Foster. Barb Fox. Tammy Fox, Shelia French. Randy Grinkemeyer, Kirk Gutzwiller, Mike Harmon, Eric Hartman, Rhonda Heller. Louis Hempfling, Teresa Hester. Bill Hinds, Carey Hixson, Melvin Homer, Barbara Ireland. Connie Jackson, Larry Joeger, Mike Johnston, Chuck Keyes, Steve Kinnett, Kay Klump, Shelia Stein, David Lutz, Mary Messang, Larry Meyer, Angela Moody, Tammy Oehler, Carolyn Oehler, Michelle Oliver, David Phillips, Barb Pruitt, Jerry Reed. T'rm Seevers, Shawn Sherrill, Blake Simpson, Doug Smith, Shelia Stunfort, Susan Studer, Liz Swales, Jay Tucker, Terry Vaughn, Liz Walker, Tom Walls. Kim Waltz, Pam Weber, Cindy Weisgerber, Brenda Werner, Ed White, Mai Wiedeman. Jeff Winters, Alan Wright, Ray Zimmer. 104 Qty QWH ?EBHOIEUS Direcior: Mr. Johnson; Members: Robin Ahr, Marty Allgeier. Lori Applegate, Michele Baas, Marcia Back, Janet Batta, Velvet Bentley. Darlene Bergman, Debbie Bishop, Donnie Bishop, Heather Bitner, Karon Bonnlander, Mary Bonomini. Donna Borders. Ruth Borders, Dannie Byrd, Missy Carter. Mark Cauble, Kim Cleary, Patty Cleary, Lisa Correll, Connie Courtney, Don Craig, Debbie Eckstein, Denise Ellinghausen. Dinah Ellinghausen, Gale Etherton, Wayne Evans, Rae Jean Fassold, Steve Fette, Mary Fisher, Doug Frantz, Rhonda Frederick, Debbie Frey, Wendy Fryman, Shauna Gabbard, Robin Gaynor, Sharon Goins, Terry Gray, Terry Gutapfel, Amy Hartman, Trina Herman, David Hornbach, Sherry Hornsby, Tina Huff, Kelly Jones, Mike Jung, Peggy Kocker, Barbara Kraus. Suzanne Lattire, Robbie Laug, Bill Lee. Gary Littlefieid, Karen Losekamp. Todd Lozier, Kim McBeam Beth McCann. Scott McClare! Danny Miller, Alisa Mosemeier, Jenny Moster, Joe Myers, Beverly Nichols. Genelga Oakley, Cindy Peters, Tony Praleikas, Doug Price, Sonny Raab, JoAnn Russell, Joanne Scheider, Robert Schneider, Lori Slagle, Anita Smith, Sheila Stamford, Dotty Steinmetz Debbie Stephens. Dawn Taylor, Pam Tibbits, John Tibbits. Maria Trable, Rae Sue Traum, Bev Vogt, Gail Watkins. Martina Weber, Sue Wingatel Veronica ZollerA 1'44 92$: A x lII HHNWIZ? 105 HHHHIIHHH K IIHHIHIIHIHWHHHHHIHHIH S 1. '55-. NW HIMHIHHIIHHIHIJIWIJIHII 7th Grade Class Officers. Left to Right: Robin Gayno'r, Vice President; Joe Rauch. President; Joey Kinker. Class Reporter; J0 Ellen Blasdel, Secretary; Bev Nichois, Treasurer. Early in the fail, seventh graders went on a field trip to the Cincinnati Zoo for a full school day. Also included in the planned activities for the year were a museum visit in the spring Right: Seventh graders show active participation in class. Below: Students taking science notese 107 108 How 1: Lisa Abplanalp, Robin Ahr, Terry Akemon, Marty Allgeier. Geraiyn Andres, Torn Andres, Terry Applegate, Jim Ashcraft, Marcia Back Row 2: Jetf Baer, Janet Bain. Brent Baker, Mike Baker, Martha Batchelor, Janet Bana. Ffow 31Velvet Bemley, Debbie Bischoft, Heather Biiner, Joan Blasdet. Mary Bonomini. Donna Borders, Row 4: Debbie Bowling, Todd Bowling, Cathy Brandt, Greg Brandt. Harold Brinkman. Bonnie Bulach, Mark Bush. Mat! Bush, Randy Callahan Row 5: Ricky Callahan, Todd Caliahan, Missy Carter, Glenn Chambers, Patty Cleary, Carol Cook, Jeff Cook, Donny Craig. Ricky Craig. How 6: Bonnie Dall. Jeff Darling, Brenda Decker. Rose Deddens, Dave Dobbins, Michelle Dobkins Row 7: Daniel Doll, Todd Dunning, Bobby Duty, Gary Duty, Debbie Eibeck. Dinah EIIinghausenA Row 81Jimmy Engle. Kevin Engle, Linda Espelage. Karen EzeII, Tim Farmer. Rae Jean Fassoid, Diane Faulkner, Nancy Fette, Steve Fetie. Liz Fields Mary Fischer Ricky Fischer Doug Frantz Rhonda Frederick Wendy Fryman Jeff Fuchs Shane Gabbard Jim Gains Marvin Galle Pam Gay Robin Gaynor Kevin Geliert Edward Geis Ricky Giltner Eric Gosmeyer Terri Gray Jeff Grote Robby Grubbs Dale Grunkemeyer Allen Hale Gary Hale Larry Hall Monte Hall Rebecca Hall Steve Hamon , 1 09 Terry Haney Greg Harm Teresa Harmeyer Dona1d Harmon Amy Hanman lsabelta Hartman Steve Hartman Lisa Heinzelrnan Ruth Hempfling Ron Henderson Cindy Henkel Mark Hoppins David Hornbach Robert Hornberger Tracy Hornberger Rita Homer Sherry Hornsby Brian Houze Doug lngles Carla lrrgang Jeff Johnson Ralph Johnson i110 ; t ,r E uth Russell Johnson Bob Jones Kelly Jones Shonda Jones Jerry Jordan Mike Jung Gordon Justice .Chris Kate: Brenda Kilbern Kay Kilbern Joey Kinker Man Knigga Kris Knue Rick Knueven Peggy Kocher Tony Kozial Barb Kraus Maurice Kuebel Susan Kuhn Sandy Lamppeii Suzanne Latlire Robert Laug Edward Lind Gary Littlelieid Mark Loges Karen Losekamp Michaet Lozier Judy Lunslord Vernon Lunsford Kim Manning Robert Manin Joe Martini Steve Mattingly Kim McBeath Larry McCabe David McConnell Cindy McCoy Larry McIntosh Michaer McMurray Kelly McPeak Pauline Merkel Lori Messerschmidl Linda Meyer Dan Miller Pam Mohr Geraldine Moster Sue Murtaugh Joe Myers Tom Nead Greg Newman Bev Nichois Margarita Orona Daniel Patrick Mark Pennington Man Pennington Jill Perleci Cindy Peters Karen Phillips Rick Potts Toni Praleikas Steve Prickel Kim Puckett Debbie Ramey Mary Ramos Joe Ranch . Darrell Reed Richard Reed Matthew Reeder Kenny Riley Wesley Riiey Debbie Ritzi Brenda Rosemeyer Mike Rosemeyer John Rosfeld Linda Rouse Jim Rudiseu Jo Ann Russell Debbie Schaeter. Lisa Schaefer Cynthia Schetienger Larry Schmehzer Roberta Schneider Mark Scholl Joan Schuman John Schuman Kenny Schuman Pat Schuman Danny Sebastian Lisa Shepherd Cynthia Skidmore Lori Slagle Anita Smith Jim Smith Dan Spicer Doroihy Steinmetz Stacey Steinmetz Rusty Stenger Debbie Stephens Ruth Stoll Bill Struewing Dawn Taylor Tim Taylor Waller Thomas Sheny Thompson Tina Tiplon Denise Trabel Greg Trabel Marea Trabel Syvia Valdez Danny Vogelsang Mike Vogt Carl Walkington Gail Watkins Brian Webster Kim Weisenbach Jerry Werner Roger Werner Scott Werner Bernard Westendorf Tom Whipple Mike White Lori Wiedeman Delores Wiihelm Lisa Wilhelm Raymond Wilhelm Matt WiHiarns Cheryl Wright Roger Wuesteield Paul Zimmer Veronica Zoller E Not Pictured: Dannie Bishop Linda Lou Burns Mark Erhart Teresa Gutapfel Beth Heyob Gary Hill Bradiey Maggard James Pevlor Mike Sebastian BTGMHGMDMQ MUVW' The class of -80- had a very prosperous 1975-76 school year. They returned to school hoping to enrich their education and make many new friends. In the spring they enjoyed a class social which added variety to the school year. Eighth grade sponsors were Mr. Waldo, Mr. King, Mr. Schwipps, Mr. Meister, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Roth, Mr. Salyer, Mrs. Welter, and Mrs. Eaton. Top: Liz Stenger and Bill Lee discuss a social studies test with Mrs. Wueslefeld. Center: Barb Wilson demonstrates sewing, in a game of vofieyball. Bottom: Class officers for the 1975-76 school year were: Jeff Gutapfel; treasurer. Blake Simp- son; president, Steve Kinnett; vice-presi- dent, Liz Swales; secretary, Tim Hiltz; reporter. II I l IHIHJM. 114 Mania Ahaus Tom Ahaus Nick Allgeier Chuck Andres Tim Andres Lori Applegate Roben Arlinghaus Jill Arnoldy Michelle Baas Carol Back Karen Back Cindy Baker Eric Baker Bobbie Balchelor Elaine Batta Roger Batta Liz Beeker Darlene Bergman Tom Berry Duane Biddle David Bischolt Jo Ann Bischolf Mary Rose Bischoff Theresa Bischoif Jackie Bishop Everett Boggs Karen Bonnlander Ruth Borders Paul Braun Ricky Brooksbank Mary Ann Bruns Melinda Buckhave Mark Burkhart Jesse Byrd Denise Callahan Denny Callahan Jennifer Campbell Julie Campbell John Carson Sandy Cash Mark Cauble Steve Chapman Kim Cleary Lisa Correll Eric Cornelius Mary Lou Corson Connie Courtney Trina Courtney Brenda Cox Ken Cox Charisse Darling Harold Davidson Jim Davidson Danette Davis Ronnie Decker Tony Deljsle Jammi Denni Kevin Devore Jerry Dick Mike Dierkman Eugene Dieiz Dawn Disney John Disney Ix . . Randy Doll 45 ' 1 Steve Donawerth 2; ' k , Debbie EcksteEn Wga . . Debby Eckstein ?if $de , , - , Mane Eckstem Dean Edmonds Jim Eibeck Denise Ellinghausen Brian Erhan Jeff Essen Billy Etherton Gail Ethenon n- Wayne Evahs , Kim Ezell Garry Farmer Scott Fassold Bill Fay Brad Fenton Joe Feste Rosanne Fette Estill Fields Doug Foster Barbara Fox John Fox Richard Fox Tammy Fox , Sheiia French , Debbie Frey 1 1 5 5 Anna Freyer Janet Freyer Shave Fritz Roxanne Fryman Robert F uchs Shauna Gabbard Tammy Gay Sandra Gillespie Sharon Goins Jim Goodall Rick Grote Randy Grunkelmeyer Jeff Gutaptel Kirk Gulzwiller Jeif Hacker Debbie Hall Joe Hall Rocky Haney Mike Harmon Eric Hartman Robert Hanman Rhonda Heller Louis Hemphling Eddie Henson Teresa Hester ,Rose Ann Hilbert Rhonda Hildenbrand Tim Hlllz Bill Hinds Carry Hixon Ronme Hoffmeier Kim Hornberger Melvin Homer Tina Hun Tom Hughes Barb Ireland Connie Joehnen Larry Joerger Don Johnson MIKE Johnson Jennifer Jonas Chester Keith Charlie Keyes Sieve Kinnett David Kline Kay Klump , Sheila Klusman Mark Knecm Kathy Kocher Pam Koch Robert Kraus John Kuebel Theresa Kuhn Steve Lamppert Billy Lee Mat Lewis Tina Lobensteln Wilbur Lovins Mark Lunsford David Lutz Teresa Lynam Bill Lyons Linda Lyons Author Lyons Gary Manning Pat Manin Bill Martini Steve May Harry McAdams Diane McAllister Beth McCann Scott McClure Mark McElroy Angela Merkel Mary Messang John Messerschmidt Larry Meyer Russell Meyer Greg Miller Top: Ricky Wesse1wai151orthe ball to ring. Bottom Left: Jeff Rowlett reads from his Liter- ature book. Bottom Right: Mr. Schwipps explains an assignment to Diane Wilheim. J.' , 1 ' 1 3$. 'K 4' i '. .1 I'Vl; ; 7' ! ELM- V ' W, Ange1a Moody Alisa Mosemeir Louis Moser Jenny Moster Jim Myers Michael Nix David Nobbe Delmar Nowlin Tammy Oehter Karen Oelker Michele Oliver Bryan Owens Bwnda Petree David Phillips Debbie Potts Doug Price Lane Price Barb Pruin Susan Raab Jerry Reed 1 1 7 118 Jefi Reeves LuAnn Richter Tony Roark Jefi Rowlett Teddy Huryke Jim Saylor Kim Saylor Sherrie Scalf Eddie Schaefer Jo Ann Schneider Debbie Schuler David Schuman Tom Sch uman Susan Schwab Mike Sebastian Tim Seevers Shawn Sherrill Sharon Simons Blake Simpson Danny Smiih Doug Smith Ricky Smith Shauna Smith Sheila Steinfort Darlene Steinmetz Liz Stenger Randy Stenger Dawn Stone Lesa Struewing Susan Studer Liz Swales John Tibbiis Pam Tibbits Rae Sue Traum Jay Tucker Terry Vaughn Joe Wahler Liz Walker Tom Walls Denise Wane: Kim Waliz Manina Weber Pam Weber Ronnie Webster Brenda Weiler Debbie Weiler Cindy Weisgeiber Jetf Wells Brenda Werner Ricky Wessa Barney Wessler Eddie Whine Matt Wiedeman Diane Wilhelm Laura Wilhelm Mike Wilhelm Barb Wilson Bev Wilson Debbie Wingate Jell Winters Alan Wright CIark Wright Dale Wuestefeld Nancy Wuesteteld Ray Zimmer Brian Zimmerman Robbie Zoller No! Pic1ured: Cathy Brandt Jimmy Gaines Diane Collins Darlene Jordan Herbie Cox Genelga Oakley Clifton Edwards Bev Vogt Jeff Foust Paul Walter Karen Fraley Kenny Watkins Top. Mark ApranaIp. Row2: Debbyj Acres WiI- , I ber Ake- How 3 Cindy Andres Teres'a A'nder-r ; i son. Lisa Arlinghaus'. How4: Kevin Back Conw f . Vnie Barnhorsi Cathy Barrickiow Debra Baliah j Tom Beck ROWE: Kathy Bennett; Polly Bennett n Doug Bishotf Tammy Boling; DarieII Bergman ACaroi Bowling, Randy Bowling. How6 Paul Braw 'sier Charles BroWn. Steve Brown, Bobby Buckm have Sarah Burke, Ernie BUmeII, Lisa Byram. Jackie Callahan Mike Calaarj'an Bottom Terryi 'CaIIan Russe'IICarr GranviIICarIer Glenda Caudill. Kim Coliins. Dale Ctmrad Henry Cbr-' nelius Joan Courtney, John Cox Bob Craig, David Craig. V ' 3 Left Jerry GinII and Tim Kraus cast a sideiong' : glance in science class. - .H' Q 951 'u 9th Grade Class Offiders. From: Debbie Moser; John Seubert, pres, Jenny GutapfeL Back: Polly Benh'ett, Janet King. . Rick .anningham ReaDennIer 4 'Gina Dofe DonnaEckstein . ' Kenny Ecksjein LTim Egner ' KennyErhan Aiex Fage Susan Farmer James Fay Joann Eeldkamp Janice Feue . Suzanne Fetfe Annette Fischer Theresa Fischer ChrisVForthofer . Rhonda Foutch Rabin Foutch Debbie Fox Laure! Fox Pam Erench .Terry Fryman Rose Fuchs Kim Fuentes' Jim Fuernstei'nv Terry Gains ' Donnie GaHa . Cathy Geis Conriie-Gellert Kelty Geltert John Gibson L -Lucinda Gilmer Biily Ginn Sam Goodall ' Mary Gray Tim Grey Jan Grubbs Susan Grubbs Roger Gunter Jenny Gutapfe! Tracy GutapfeE Dian'e Hall Kathy Hail VickieHall Anita Hamon 3 Cynthia Hartman Hose Ann Hartman Christine Darling . ' -, w ,' Jenny Koziel Billy Kraus ' Tim Kraus , , MaritaKuebeI DebbieyKuhn , M awww- Topf Terry: Sieinmeiz. Jerry Stenger. John'Sten-r gen Orville Stenger; Jeff Sterwerf, Mary Stew ' triage. Lori Struewing, LIsa Studer. Randy Stur- gill. Richard. 5mm. Alvin Sunderhaus. Row 2: Karen Swflzer. JackI'e Tidwetih Mary Thornberg. Keith Tompkins. Jeff Tucker. John Va'n Dyke, Dallon Vesl Kim Volta Edwin Walton How 8,- 4 PhyllIsWaiton Riia Weaven. Gayle WebsIer 4 Laura Wegman Kim Weisbtodt Jackie Wells. 4 Anita Werner. Raw 4 Joyce Werner Joy'ce 6 Werner Gary White MeJissa Wilheim Melvin Wilhelm. RowS: Melody WIlEs Philnp W011 Lon Woolwine. Row 6. Li'sa Yockey Mary ergier. Borrom: Luann ZInser. , NotPictured: Donna Carver DanIeE Lykins Terry Morrison Jerry Sterwerf I V Jeff Ahaus Betty Allgeier Scott Ammerman Karen Andres Tom Applegale Nick Aust Daren Back Butch Baker Kalhy Barnhoisl David Barrickiow Julie Batchelor Vernon Bea! Rose Beetz David Bischoff Jeff Bischotf Patty Bischoff Geneva 30995 John Bonomini 'William Bowtes Rum Boyies Ray Brown Larry Bruce 124 E Debbie Buntin Gordon Burcham ' David Byram Rik Debbie Callahan Greg Callahan Doug Campbell Patricia carson Manlyn Cauble Debbie Collins Pam Conrad Monica Cox John Graft .74...-th a , Mark Kinnetl Thomas Klump Cynthia Knecm James Kocher Jane Kocher Randy Konradi Terrie Koons Roger Kuebel Kathy Laug Charles Lodges Lois Losekamp Peggy Luers , Jim Lykins Don Lyman Terry Lynch Kevin Lyness Katrina Mairis Lisa Manning Seth Marsh Susan. Martini Robbin Matlingly James Maune Debbie McCanneIi Gary Mcintosh Jimmy Metcalt Mary Meyer Karen Meyer Sue Meyer Barb Miller Caihy'Miller Mike Miller Ocie Miller Sherry Moore ' Tim Moore Charles Maser Bonnie Nead Jim Neederman Monica Neeley Kim Owens Pam Paimer Sam Patton : Top: Sharon Smith shows Rhonda Moore 'cortect posiIiOning for a ?sitedOWn 2 handset sho .' ' Belqw: David B'arrigklow creates a belt in Art Crafts class. ' 4 L5: ..IE.:.... '- ijgz 3?- Junior Class Officers. Top: Betty Hauntz, President; Scott Burkhard, Vice President; Shirley Wright, Treasurer; Susan Simpson, Secretary; Carl Becker, Class Reporter. 130 Debbie Allgeier Colin Applegate Vernon Back Jeff Batfa Sam Batta Tony Betta Rosa Bechtel Carl Becker JoAnn Beiersdorfef Judy Bischofi Lora Bitner Dale Blanion Joyce Boling Bob Bonnlander Joe Bonomini David Borgman ' Debbie Bovard Mary Brasier Mark Bruns Kay Buckhave Scott Burkhardr Patricia Byrd Tim Calhoun Greg Callahan . Tracy Callan Tamara Chipman de Collins Dale Connolly Debbie Cook Tim Cook Barb Cooper Tim Cornelius Bob Craig Mary Ann Cuetlar Tom Dall Neil Darling Desiree Davis Vicky Dawson Kathy Denni Melinda Denneier Jim Depue Robin Disney Ruth Dierckman Cathy Donawenh Pam Dozier Sue Dunning Christina Eckstein Dan Eckstein Molly Egner Cliff Eibeck Kevin Erhart Debbie Evans Donna Evans Steve Fago ' RitaFarmer Kathy FassoId Karen Faulkner Anthony Fette LarryFischer Mike Fish Sam Fox Donald Freyer- Marcella Fritsch Ritzk Fryman , Jean Fuchs Joan Fuchs Irene Fuentes SIqu Gaines Gene Gesel! MaryAnnGillman Roxanna Gains Kim Gutapfe1 - Wendy Hacker .Wayne Hale Jeanena'Hall Mar'g'aref Hail Billy Hamon James Hamon De A'nn Harmon Eric Hartman Kathleen Heinzelrpan Bram Herbert Donna Hixson Fania Hoffman Jefi Hofimeier . Ranay Holliday Dan Hognbach 1 31 Midh'ael ornbach Theresa ornbach Holly Hostetter Betty Hountz BillHountZ' GloriaHummell Doug Huber ' Helmanlngles , Rick Johnson: Linda Joerger Courtney Jonas Jean Jones Jacqulin Kerns Roxan Kidwell Cynthia Knigga Karen Kaue Shelly Koch ; ;WIIEiam Kocher VTama Koons Judy Kramer Della Kuebel - Roger Kunkel Douglas Laker 132 Rhonda Lanham Linda Larmann Tim Lattire Jenny Lewis Joy LiCking Eric Loch Mickie Long Peggy Losekamp Dave Lyman Don Manini Chris McCann Dennis McConnell Jack McConnell St arr Mercer Andy Merkel Bobby Metcalf Robert Meyer Sharon Meyer Chet Miller Terry Miller Barbara Moeller L Mary Montgomery Brian Moreheed Ed MorriSon Debbie Mosmier ' Barbara Munaugh Sherry Myers Cindy Nichols Kathy Nickels Connie Noe! Dawn Nowlin Mary OrscheH Terri Paff - Jo Ann Schieb Susan Scheb1er Dianne Rowlett Karen Roepke Cynthia Riehle Marvin Heed Don Reed Diane Reed Jeff Rauch David Probst Kathy Price Vicky Praleikas Connie Peyton Ken Perfect Carol Pennington Lori Partin ' ; Arina'shhnaider; ' Stanley; Schneider Patriciasrgephard CathySthrrian. pKimSeamOnk , V Pamela Sebastian. MarkSeeVers W . mPamShepherd4 , Shawn Simqrason k SusanSimpsbn ' . Teresa Simms Diane Singen . Eric Steinmtitz' Ja'm'es Steinmetz' Terry Steinmetz Emiiy Stenger '133 . Karen Stganger Tim Stenger Lirmda Su nderhaus , JoeThorp Debbie Tibbits Rick Tibbits Ann Txdwell Dave Turner Patty Vogelsaing Lisa Volk Janet Wallace Paul Watkins Duane Weber Gerry Weber Sandy Webster Steve Webster Marty Weiler Janine Weisgerber . Clilf Wells Eric Werner Ken Wairich Jim White Lewis Medeman Manna Williams ' Candy kaelman Shirley Wright Hick Wolljung Sharon Wuesteteld Roger Zoller VDEHT Each day 104 of our students attended the South- eastern Indiana Vocation School at Versailles. The purpose of the Southeastern Indiana Voca- tional School is to provide students with the opportu- nity of acquiring the skills, knowledge, and work hab- its necessary to enter the job market when they com- plete high school, A wide range of programs are offered on a half day basis and students attend their high schools tor the other half day. Above: Patty Vogelsang takes Distributive Education, in which students become familiar with terminology and practices of pricing, stocking, inventories, and displaying. Below: Dawn Decumber and Debbie Kerns are enrolled in Food Service, which gives the student knowlege of pre- paring food for service of large numbers of people, IDHHL Above: Mark Konradi is enrolled in Machine Shop at S.I.V.S. Below: Desiree Davis studies the Medical Secretary Program. Below: Shawn Simonson is enrolled in the welding program which is designed to give the students an overall view of the vari- 135 ous fietds that are open to them when they acquire welding skills Above: Steve Wessel is in the Drafting Program, which is designed to give the student knowledge to make final sketches of drawings, check dimensions of parts, and the relationships of one part to another. Above: Tony Keith attends Vocational School eight hours per day to study cosmetology. Below: Karen Knue is involved in the Distributive Education Program. 37 1 A A MMM A MMMA Lemon. mm PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 139 M W551 M WM 790:! .6. 79M mm mmi-uIn-Jlmlllllm x r mmm 95Q c- J e W Come .$62my 143 146 Wu; Jclmmmv 3W4; Jammy 79W mm . Hdw' mum, 61mm 615mm: Mum? 667m 194w? 5mm wnya 6mm ??Mia 5m 5m 614W 794M mm; M 555mg. WMRH .5125 an 71'th Mu $z$af JangZM M4!!! W Wszxfu Jim 3mm. 47m Hum 57:15; 74mm; 741ml ma: fauna WW Jay; w. 56:67::qu M W- Winn; em mm W422: W Wm x2544 Janayw 5mm: JWD rm 501W 51213.5, Wu; Kim m m m Jmfw Jaw, JMJngu, 01291.6 Mum '91?! WW WWJMmam mm' Eag6wd ?Me 4976' away giaduala'ng mm hThe Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with Just One Step was the class motto of the 1976 graduating class in ceremonies held in the high school gym on May 21. 1976. 185 seniors partici- pated in the exercises. Phil N. Eskew was the guest speaker and Rev. Edward Morris gave the invo- cation. National Beta Club and National Honor Society served as ushers for the ceremony. 150 1 5 1I 152 GARY AHAUS-AV. Club 3-4; Band1-2-3-4; Baseball 2; Baskeiball 1-2-3; Beta Club 3-4; Cross CounIry 12; Drama Club 1-3; Golf 1-3-4; School Paper 3-4; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 4; Football 1; Class Presiden14 MARY AHAUS-Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 4; E Club 2- 3-4; F,H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 2; Sunshine Society 2; Track 234 RON ALIG CAROLYN ANDRES4Beta Club 4; Chorus 1-2-3- 4; National Honor Society 3; School Paper 1; Span- ish Club1-2-3-4;StudemCounciI2;Spanish National Honor Society 2-3-4; Prom Queen Candi- date 3; FooIbaIl Homecoming Queen CandidaIe 4: FIeIigious EducaIion Teacher 12 DEXTER BEAL-SIVS. 3-4 THELMA BECK-E Club 2-3; F.F.A. 3-4; F.H.A. 1- 2-3-4; Librarians 4 JOAN CECELE BEETZ-Chorus 1;'Cross Country 3-4; Drama Club 211-4; E Club 1-2; Earth Club 3-4; Health Careers 1-3-4; Letterman's CIub 3-4; Span- ish Club 1 ; Sunshine Society1-2-3-4 LYNDA BENTLE4Band1-2-3-4; E Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Yearbook 4; Flag Corp 4; Canoe Club 1; Pep Club1 RICKY BERGMAN4BaskeraII 1; Beta CIub 3-4; Cross Country 1-2-3; F.F.A.Sen1in 13; President 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Track BAMBI BERRY4FOOIbaII CheerIeader 1-2; Basket- ball Cheerleader 1-2; GAA. 1-2; Track 1-2: Year- book 4; Usherette 4; Wrestlerelte 1. DONALD BISCHOFF-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 LARRY BISCHOFF4F.F.A.1-2-3-4;Letterman's Club 2- 3- 4: Track 1-3: FooIbFIl 2-3-4; Class Reporter 3 BILL BLANTON Beta Club 2-13- 4; Historian 4; Drama Club 1 --2 3- 4, Vice President 4; E Club 3; Earth CIub 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2-3; SIudenI Council 4: FooIbaIl 1: President 01 Junior CIassS JOEL BLASDEL4Band 1-2-3-4; Band Council 4; Baskelball 1; Beta Club 3-4; E Club 3-4; Goif 1; Stage Band 3-4; Football 1; BaskeraII Pep Band 1- 3-4; Football Pep Band 1-2-3-4 CHARLES BOHL VIRGINIA BOWLING-E CIub 4; Art Assistan13 CARLA BRANDT-Band 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4: E Club 2: F.T,A, 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4: Spanish CIub1-2-3-4;Siage Band 3-4 HARRY BROWN GERALD CALLAHAN JEFF CALLAWAY GREG CAMPBELL GREGORY L. CAMPBELL4A.V. Club 2-3-4; Trea- surer 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Drum Captain 4; Band Coun- cil 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; E Club 1-2-3-4; Golf 1-2-3; Letterman's Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1; Stage Band 3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4 DEBBIE CASH-Band 1-2-3-4: Drama Club 1-2: E CIub 2-3-4; F.T.A, 4; GAA, 1: School Paper 3; Yearbook 4; Hall Monitor 2; Art Assistant 3-4 RAE JEAN CASH4Chorus 1-2; S. I VS. 3- 4; Sun- shine Society; V. I. C A Club 4' SecreIary 4 JACK CAUDILL JAMES COLE-Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 3-4; French Club 2-3-4; President 2; AV. Club 1-2-3-4; Vice-Presiden14: Speech Team 3-4 PAM COOK-Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3-4; E Club 2; F T. A 4' Spanish Club 2 TONY COURTNEY4S. I. V 8.2-3 BOB CRAIG ROGER DALL4Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Beta Club 2-3-4; Cross Country 4; E CIub 3; N.H.S; 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Tennis 4 PAM DAVIDSON4Band 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 1-2- 3-4; E Club 2-3-4; French Club 1; Secretary 1; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; MajoreIIe 2-3-4; Banner girl 2; N,H.S. 2-3; Quill and Scroll 4; School Paper 3: Year- book 4; Canoe C1ub1 JEFF DAVIS SCOTT DAWSON4Band1-2;Earth CIub1-2; S.I.V.S. 3-4 SHELLEY DAWSON-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 3-4; Cheerleader Iootball 3-4; Reserve Varsity 4; Cheer- leader Baskelball 3-4; E Club 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3- 4; Secrelary 4; DisIrict Vice President 3; Reporter 3; GAA. 1-2-3; Treasurer 2; NHS. 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2-3; SIage Band 4; Girls Basketball 1-2-3: Girls Volleyball 2-3-4 Qenior JAMES DECKER TOM DEE4Chorus 2; E CIub 3-4; S I. V. S. 3; Span- ish1-2 GLENN DENNI4Band1; Chorus 2' E Club1; F...FA 1234 Sentinel 4, SHIVS. 3-;4 AI1.Boys Stale Delegate 3 MARY DETERS4Beta Club 3-4;Librarians1-2; Sunshine Soc. 2; National Honor Soc. 1; Student Council 4; Latin Honor Society 1; Science Club 3; Treasurer 3 DENISE DISNEY4Chorus1-2-3-4;G.A,A. 1; SchooI Paper 3; Sunshine Socier 1-2-3; Yearbook 4; Ushereile co-captain 4 JACKIE DISNEY-Band 1-2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3; E Club 2; FHA. 4; GAA. 1-2-4; Librarians 1; Span- ish Club 2-3; Sunshine Society 2-3 GEORGIA DISNEY4Band 1-2-3-4; Band Council 1; Basketball 2-4; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2-3-4; GAA. 1- 2,- Sunshine Society 1-2; Yearbook 4 MONTE DOLE4Band 1-2-3-4; Drum Major 3-4: Band Council 2; E Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Stage Band 1-2-3-4; Bass Guitar 1-2-3-4; Track 3- 4; Letterman JEROME DOLL ANITA ECKSTEINu-AV Club 2; Band 1-2-3-4; Flag Corp. 4; Chorus 1-2-3; Drama Club 3-4; E CIub1-2- 3; French Club 1-2; GAA. 1-2; Quill and Scroll 4; School Paper 3; Assistant Edi10r 3; Sunshine Soci- ety1-2-3;Yearbook 4; Bicenlennial Edilor 4; Speech Team 3-4 TOM ECKSTEINu-FFA 1-2-3; S.I.V.S. 3-4 ETHYL EDWARDS-School Paper 4 EILEEN EGNER4Band 1- 2- 3- 4; BetNa Club 2-3; E CIub1---;...;..234FHA1GAA.;1H..82-3-4' S.I.V.S. 4; Program Chairman-COE 4 WILLIAM ERDMAN DIANA ERNSTE$Beta CIub 2-3-4; Drama Club 1; N.HS. 2; $.I.V.S. 3 DEANY EVANS-Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3; French CIub2 ' MONICA FE'I'I'E4Beta Club 2-3-4; N.HS. 2-3-4; Spanish Club 12-34; Span. Award 2 JAMES FLANIGAN-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 34; Chorus 3; E Club 3; Goff 3-4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2; Stage Band 4; Canoe Club 1; Chess Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1; Spanish Award 1; Algebra Award 1; Biology Award 1; Math Award 8 RHEETA FLEDDERMANHBand 2-3; Chorus 1-2-3- 4; Drama Club 2-3-4; E Club 3; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Trea- surer 4; Spanish Club 2-3 HOLLY FLYNN4Chorus 3; Drama Club 2-3-4; PresidenI 4; E Club 1; Eath Club 2-3-4; Vice Presi- den13; French Club 2-3-4; President 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; GAA. 2; Health Careers 3-4; Sunshine Society 2-3; OIfice Worker 2-4; French Award 2-3; Art Club Sponsors Award 3 ANNETTE FORTHOFER-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta CIub 2-3-4; Vice President 4; E CIub 1-2-3; GAA. 1-2-3; Health Careers 1; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Spanish Club 12; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Cor- res, Secretary 4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Giris Track 2; Girls Volleyball 1-2-4 DOROTHY FREY4Beta Club 2-3-4; E Club 34: F.G.A. 1-2-3-4; SecreIary 3; Vice Pres. 4; G,A.A. 3; Eibrarian 3-4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Iub 1 FION FREYER-AHV 3' SJ KATHY FREYER-S. I V. S 3- 4 WlCA1Treasurer 4 DAVID FFIYMAN MARY JO GAYNOFI4Chorus 1-2-4; GAA. 1-2; Shalom 1-2 DEBBIE GINN-FIA, 1: YAR. 1; O.E.A. 3; Trea- surer3 MARIE GRAY4Chorus 4; Librarian 2; Cafeteria Worker 2'. Workroom Worker 4 STEVE GUENTHER-Band 1-2; SIMS. 3-4; Boys State Delegate 4 ROBERT HAMON MICHAEL HENRY4Band1-2-3-4; E Club 3-4: Spanish Club 1; Stage Band 4; Pep Band 2-3-4 RANDY HESSER4BaskeraII1;Beta Club 34; PresidenI 4; Drama Club 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3; Golf 2-3-4; National Honor Socier 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Student Council 3-4; Vice President 4; Speech Team 4 JEFF HOLLOWELL-Basketbal! 1; Beta Club 3-4; Spanish Club 2 BOB HOPPINS GENE HORNBERGER PAUL HORSTMAN4BasebaII 1-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4; Chorus 2; Cross Country 1; Letterman's Club 1-2-3-4; SIuden1 Counci! 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Football 2-3-4 LARRY HUGHES48aske1baII 1; Earth Club 1-2-3- 4; Fiepcmer 3; 60114; Track 1 JIM HUMPHREY4Be1a Club 2-3-4; Drama CIub 1; National Honor Soc. 2-3-4: President 4: Span. Club 2-3; S1Udent Council LAURA JOERGER4Band 1-2-3-4; BeIa CIub 3-4: Eanh Club 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 2; President 3; Vice President 4; Nalionai Honor Society 3-4; SIudent Council 3; Pep Band 3-4; Business oIfice worker 4 MARK JONES ANTHONY KEITH4.I.V.8.4 DEBBIE KERNHhorus 1: Earth Club1: F,H.A. 2- 3-4; G.A.A. 1-2; Librarians 1-4; S.I.V.S. 3-4; Track 1; 4-H 1-2; Canoe1 LEONARD KINCER MARK KIFICHGASSNER4BasketbaII 1-2-3-4; Let- terman's Club 4; Span. Club 1-2; President 2; Stu- dent Council 3; Track1-2-3; Tennis 4 TIM KNIGGA4E Club 2-3-4; Letterman'53-4; S.I;V.S. 3-4; Football 3-4: Wrestling 3 ANNA KOCHER4E CIub 4; Art Ass'l 3 DONALD KOCHEFI-FFA 1-2-3; S.I.V.S. 3-4 MAFIK KONRADI RONALD KRAMER DONALD KRAUSH-AV. Club 3-4; Band 1; Chorus 3; An Assistanl 23: PE. Assislant 3; AV Assi'sIanI 4 WILLIAM T. KUEBEL-Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2- 3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; E Club 3; F.F.A. 2-3-4; S.I.V.S, 8-4; Pep Band 4; V.I.C.A. Club 4 WANDA LANHAM4BeIa Club 2-3-4; Drama Club 1-2-3; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Sec. Treasurer 3; Librarians 4: N.H.S. 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Spanish Club 1-2-3; Yearbook 4; Honor Attendant 3; Spanish Award 1 DANIEL LAUBER4V.I.C.A. Club 3 BEVERLY LEWIS4Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1: Drama Club 234; E. Club 1-2-3; Secretary 3; GAA. 1; Majoretles 2-3-4; Captain 4; Spainish CIub 1; Sun- shine Society 1-2-3-4; Project Chairman MARK LEWIS SUPRENA LONG PATRICIA LOSEKAMP MARK LOZIEFI4Lelterman's Club 3; Football 1-2- 3-4; Track 2-3 KEITH LUERS-aBand 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2; Basket- ball 1; Basketball SIaIiincian 3-4; Beta CIub 2-3-4; E. Club 1-2-3; Track 3; FooIbaIl 3-4; Bay: State Delegate 3; Honor AIIendant 3 KATHLEEN LUNSFORD-Beta Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; AILHoosier Girls' State STEVEN LUTZ Beta Club2- 3- 4; N. H S. 2- 3- 4; Spainsh Club 2- 3; Shop 2' Honor Attendant 2- 3' Atlendance Award 1 TIMOTHY LYNAM DARLENE McCANNhBeta Club 2-3-4; Eanh Club 213; F.H.A, 1-3-4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; S.I.V.S. 3-4; D,E.C.A. Club. Graduation Usherette 2-8 VINCENT MCCANN4BasebaI1 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 2-3-4; Cross Country 4; Letter- man's Club 2-3-4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; Treasurer 3; Span- ish Club 4; Student Council 2-3-4; Tennis 4; Out- standing Teenager of America 3; Attendance Award 1; Engiish Award 1; Boys; State All. 3; All Confer- ence 3; HonorAuendan12-3 MARK MCCLURE MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN RONALD MEYER4BasebaEI 1-2; Beta Club 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4; Boys' SIaIe 3 JOE MILLER MARILYN MILLER4Chorus 4; E Club 3-4;F.H.A.1; G.A.A. 1-2; Lettermanus Club 4; Sunshine Society 2; Football Manager4 RICHARD MOHFI GARY MOORE-Baskelball Club 2 SANDI MORRI$Band 1-2-3-4; E Club 2-4; French Club 2; Treasurer 2; Maiorettes 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1 1; S.I.V.S. 2; Spanish GENE MULLIGAN JOSEPH LEO JUSTIN MURTAUGH RANDY MYERS ARONALD NEELEY ROBERT NUSEKABEL RACHEL OEHLMAN4Band 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 2- 3-4: Secretary 4; Cheerleader Football 3-4; Cheer- leader Basketball 1-3-4; Chorus 1; E Club 2-3-4; G.A;A.1-2-3;Treasurer 3;Hea11h Careers1; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Secretary 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Student Council 1-2; Treasurer 2; Sun- shine Socie'ly 1-2-3-4 TONY OSBORNE-SJMS; 1-2-3 REGGIE PATTON4Band1-2; Drama Club 2-3; F.T.A. 4; GAA; 1; Quill and Scroll 4; Yearbook 4; Canoe Club 1;Of1ice Worker 4 SHEILA PENNINGTON4SchooI Paper 4 GREG PETREE-French Club 2 JEFF PRICE4BasebaII 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4: Cross Coumry 4; Spanish 1-2 RHONDA PRICE4Be1a Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; French Club 2-3; National Honor 5001er 2; SIMS. 3-4; DECA Club 3; Treasurer; Usherene 2; Honor Attendant4 MARY RAINyF.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Art Secretary 3; English Secretary 4 DENNIS REED - DENNIS RlCHTER-AV; Club 1-2-3-4; Drama C1ub 2-3-4; Treasurer 4; F.FA. 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 4; Dis- 1ricl F.F.A. Pfesidem 4; Class Secreiary 3 LOIS RIEHLE-Chorus 3; E Club 2-3-4; FHA. 1-2- 3-4; Vice-president 3: President 4; Librarian 2-3-4; Spanish Club1 JAMES RIPPERGER DAVID H. ROBINSON4A.V, Club 2; Band 1-2-4; Basketball 1; E Club 1-2; Lelterman's Ciub 4; Span- ish Club 1; FootbaII 4 DAVID W. ROBINSON-4AM Club 3-4; E Club 2; Earth Club 4; DIama Club 2-3-4: President and ReporTer 4; French Club 2-3-4; Presidem 4; Year- book 4; Assistant Editor 4 HOSE ROELL4-Beta Club 2-3-4; Drama Club 1; F.H.A.1-2-3-4;Parliamen1arian 4; G.A.A; 1; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Usherene 4 RITA RUSSELL4Band 3-4; Beta Club 2-3-4; Trea- surer 4; E Club 1: Eanh Club 2-3-4; President 4: Naiional Honor Sociew 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2-3- 4; Secretary 3; Attendance Office Worker 4 CHRIS RYAN4Band 1-3; Drama Club 1-3; G.A.A. 1;School Paper 3; Yearbook 4 LINDA SANDAGE4QU1II and Scroll 4; President 3; Spanish Club 3; Yearbook 3-4; Assistant Editor 4 KAREN SCHAEFERJBand 1-2-3-4; Band Council 1; Basketball 2; Beta Club 2-3-4; Cheerleader F001- ball 3-4; Chorus 1; E Club 1-2-3-4; French Club 1- 2-3-4; Secre1ary 1; Treasurer 3-4; G.A,A. 1-2-3; Health Careers 1; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Key Girl 1: Secretary 3; President 4 KRISTY SCHAEFER4SChool Paper 3; Sunshine Society 1-2-3; Key Girl 2; Yearbook 4; Guidance Oflice Worker 3-4 PAM SCHAICH-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 2-3-4; Drama Club 3-4; Secretary 4; E Club 3; GAA. 1; Direofory Majorettes 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; School Paper 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Sunshine Soci- ety 3; Speech Team 3-4; Office Worker 4 MELODY SCHELLENGER4BasebaII 1; Chorus 1; Drama Club 4; E Ciub; F;H.A. 3; Libranans 1-2; Quill and Scroll 4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 12. Year- book 4 DONNA SCHMELTZER4Band 1-2-3-4; Bela Club 2-3-4; E Club 2-3; Majorettes 2-3-4; Naflonal Honor Soc. 2-3-4; School Paper 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Sun- shine Society 3; Yearbook 4; Oftice Secrelary 4; Canoe Club1 JIMMY SCHMID-E Club 3-4; Spanish Club1-2 KARL SCHMID CHERYL SCHNEIDERrBeta Ciub 2-3-4; E Club 1- 2-3-4; GAA. 1-2-3; Heahh Careers 1-3-4; Nationa! Honor Society 2-3-4: Spanish Club 1-2; Sunshine Socie1y1 DONALD SCHUMAN MARGERET SCHUMAN-E. Club 2-3-4; F.H.A, 1- 2-3-4; Recreation Chairman 4; S.I.V.S. 3-4; Spanish Club 1; Bookstore Assistanl 3-4; Office Secretary 4; Teacher Secretary 2 MARILYN SCHUMAN-E. Club 2-3; F.H.A. 1; Quill and Scroll 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Sunshine Socieiy 2- 3; Key Giri 3; Yearbook 3; Business Manager 3; Baskemall Usherette 3 THERESA SCHUMAN4E. Club 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamentarian 3; Reporter 4; Librarians Club 3-4; Spanish Club 1; Sunshine Society 3 PERRY SEAMON-4 A.V. Club; Band 1-2-3-4: E. Club1-2-4;Stage Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band1-3-4 BEV SEBASTAIN4S;I.V.S. SANDRA SIMONS-Varsity Basketball 4 DAVID SKIDMORE-Baseball 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Co-Captain 4 JENNIFER SMITH DAVID SMITH-A.V. C1ub 2-3-4; Band Stage Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4 KR1S SPAETH4F.F,A. 2-3-4; Reporter 3; Sunshine Society 2-3 STEVE STAHLEY4AM Club 2-3-4; Pres, 4; Cho- rus 2-3-4; Drama Club 4; French Club 2-3-4; Sci- ence Club 3 ROBERT STEELE DEBRA STEINMETZ DONALD STEINMETZ4Band 1-2-3-4; Band Coun- c114; Basketball 1; Chorus 4; E. Club 4; Letterman's Club 3-4; National Honor Society 2; Spanish Club 1- 2; Stage Band 4; Track 4; Football 1-2-3-4 SHERRY STEPHENS KIMBERLY STITH4Band 1-2-3-4; Bela Club 3-4; Cheerleader; Footban 2-3-4; Cheerleader. Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Captain 4; E, Club 1-2-3-4-; GAA. 1- 2; Health Careers 1; Sunshine Socie1y1-2-3-4; Maiorenes 1-2-3-4; Feature Twirler 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4 CANDY STURGILL MARY ANN SUTTON-AV. Club 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Drama Club 2-3-4; Corresponding Sec. 4; E. Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1; Stage Band 3-4; Sunshine Society 2-3; Bookstore 3-4; Usherette 3; Canoe Club! VALORIE TOMPKINS-Band 1-2-3-4; Band Coun- cil 2; Cheerleader; Football 1-4; Cheerleader; Bas- ketball 1-4; E; Club 1-2-3-4; Class O11icer 1: Secre- 1ary1 DIANE TORWELLE-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta Club 2-3- 4; F.HA 1-2-3-4; Song Leader 3; District Reporier 3; F.T.A. 1;G,A.A. 1-2-3: National Honor Society 2- 3-4; Spanish Club1-2;Treasurer1 DONALD K. TRABEL GREGG TRAUM-S.I.V.S. 2-3-4 MARIE VOLK4Chorus 3; E. Club 3; F.H.A. 1; F,F.A. 2-3-4; Sec, 3: Spanish Club 1; Sunshine Society 2-3: 1ndependentStudy 3 VICKI WALKER-Band 1-2-3-4; BasebaH 1-2; Bas- kegbgll 3; Beta Club 4; Chorus 1; PTA 1-2; GAA. 1, - DAVID WALTON SHARON WEBSTER4Band 1; Alt. Cheerleader, Football 1; Alt. Cheerleader, Basketball 1 ; Chorus 2; Drama Club 3-4; Spanish Club1 ANDREA WEGMAN DIANE WE1LER-Chorus 2-3-4;Ear1h C1ub 3-4: Sunshine Society 3; Otiice Worker 34; Teacher Secreiary 3-4 ANDY WERNER4FFA 1-2-3; Letterman: Club 2- 3-4; Manager 2 STEVEN WESSEL RONNIE WH1TAM JANICE WIDOLFF4Band 1-2-3-4: Band Council 3- 4;Be1a Club 2-3-4; E Club 1; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2-3- 4; Secretary 2; Vice-pres. 3; Pres, 4; Stage Band 4 JEAN WlDOLFF-Band 1-2-3-4; Beta 3-4; Chorus 2; E Club 1-2-3-4; F.H,A. 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 4; Let- terman's Club 4; Spanish 1-2-3-4; Football Man- ager4 MICHELLE WIEDEMAN-Band1-2-3-4;Cheer- leader. Basketball 1; Chorus 1; Drama Club 3-4; E Club 1-2-3-4; GAA. 1-2-3: Healih Careers 1-3-4; Let1erman's C1ub 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Trees. 3; Vice Pres. 4; Manager, Foolba'll; Manager. Cross Country 3 DAN WILHELMwBasebaII 1-2-4; Basketball 1; Beta Club 2-3-4; Letterman's Club 2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; Football 2-3 MARK WILLIAMS SANDRA WILSON ROSEMARY WINGATE JERRIE WINTERS-Band1-2-3-4;Chorus 3-4; French Club 2; ETA; 4 HAROLD WOOLW1NE4Eanh Club 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 2 ERIC WRIGHT4A.V. Club 2-3-4;Band1-2-3-4; Drama Club 1-2-3-4: Spanish Club 1; Pep Band 4; Speech Team 3-4 W1LLIAM ZLEGLER KAREN ZILLIrBe1a Club 3-4; Nationa1 Honor Soci- ety 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Varsity Voileyball 3 15 I x The 8Wo$2ct8l$ thing won'1 work, ' Does Mr. Woolery know?? ' ' I thought there was a no physical contact rule! ' Any requests? Phew. . .geHhe Lysol!!! n ' One potaio, two potatoes, three poiatoes, four . . . PEOPLES BUILDING AND ' LOAN Second and Bridgeway Streets Aurora, Indiana 47001 -See us for home loans- Start a Savings Account NOBBE CONCRETE CONST. 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Quality Home Furnishing Milan, Indiana 654-2601 tWe really have so much BROOKVILLE 647-4154 RENCK4S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE BRIGHT, INDIANA UUUUUU RAYMOND 647-4055 CORNER CAFE Compliments of SAVAGE APPLIANCE Harrison, Ohio 709 Green Blvd Edward Orschell Aurora, Indiana 47001 Phone: 637-91 14 BAUMAN,S SALES AND DUDLEY-IRRGANG SERVICE INSURANCE AGENCY RR 1:3 Sunman, Indiana Phone: 68126 623-3422 R R 3:33 Homelite Chain Saws and Service Sunman, Indiana 47041 Lawn and Garden Equipment Phone: 523-2526 159 LEROY F. SEEVERS BUCKHAVE FLORIST s Bituminous - Road 1 Flowers for all occassuons Materials New Alsace, Indiana Phone: 623-2697 Guilford, Indiana Compliments of SCHOETTELKOTTE BROTHERS BROWN LUMBER GENERAL STORE COMPANY Service with a smile Cedar Grovel, Indiana Phone: 623-2142 Phone: 631D 647-6343 GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY GREENFIELD, INDIANA SALES RFD. 1:3, Box 200 on Indiana 46 5 miles east of Batesville, Indiana 47006 Fifth Wheels0Mini Homes Travel Trailers Phone: 812-934-4322 JOHN E. RETZNER OIL COMPANY STANDARD OIL JOBBER Sunman, Indiana Phone: 623-3200 FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS Seniors 0 k 311? ' Oldenburg, Indiana 47036 Class Rings Complete line of gifts for the graduate. GOMPIE'S SALES 8: SERVICE Schwinn Continental 10 Speed SALES;SERVICE0PARTS We Trade-We Rebuild0We Repair Tricycles, Wheels, Parts Gas Engines US. Highway 50 Lawrenceburg, Indiana BEN FRANKLINQD Milan Ptaza Highway 101 Milan, Indiana JACKSON OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1008 East Main Street Greensburg, Indiana 47240 TAYLOR BROTHER'S INC. Brookville Firestone Store 623 Main Street Brookville, Indiana Compliments of BEIRSDORFERS ORCHARD RR. 111 Guilford, Indiana 47022 647-4511 487-2695 CLARENCE HORNBERGER 1 AND SONS, INC. BATTA GENERAL STORE St. Leon, Indiana Phone: 181215763401 Plastering Phone: 623-2145 Sunman, Indiana 161 WILHELM SAWMILL Leo Wilhelm RR. 415.8014 218 Brookville, Indiana Phone: 576-3293 TWIN OAK'S GROCERY AND UNION 76 STATION Highway 46 RR. 113 Sunman, Indiana KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Lawrenceburg 11itsfinger licking good David Vorbroker Shelba Ne1son Phone118121537-2355 E-TOWN BOWL Phone: 353-2544 Elizabethtown North Bend, Ohio B122 537-0496 771mm a4ppt't'anced FINE FURNITURE and APPLIANCES AUSTIN H. MOON Owner 125 WALNUT STREET LAWRENCEBURG. IND, 47025 LOWFS JEWELRY Quality Gifts ea Jewelry LEIUIS E. DUNAWERTH Wsal fitata and gnauzcmca TELEPHEINE 367-4025 OR 367-4563 1:312 HARRISON AVENUE HARRISON, UHID 45031:! 162 SAYLOR PARK BAKERY High Quality Bakery Goods Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, IN OKL'ECKN E' R'S All T O REPAIR SPECIALIZING EN: Tune-up Carburetion Brake work Electrical Route 3 Box 60 Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30 Air-Conditioning Lawrenceville, Indiana Wheel balancing Exhaust systems 623-2157 Saturdays appointments only PHONE 537-1919 or 537-2135 2l'3 RIDGE AVE. LAWRENCEBURGJND. $622322? J9 PRESCRIPTIONS H; A SPECIALTY Convalesceht Supplies Sale 8i Rentai HILLMAN BROS, Inc. Sales and Service Body Repair U. S. 52, South BOX 189 BROOKVILLE, INDIANA 47012 Telephone 647-4151 OLDENBURG LUMBER CO. Contracting and Building Materials Phone: 934-3159 or 934-4061 HAESSIG'S MARKET Negangard's Comer RR. :11 Milan, Indiana Phone: 623-2462 STATE LINE FAMILY RESTAURANT Home Cooking Seafoods 537-9734 Dick and Della Thompson Rt. 50 East Lawrenceburg Indiana Compliments of ROBINSON and SWALES ENTERPRISE, INC. 163 Compliments of KIRCHNER1S DEPT. STORE Milan, Indiana CLAYT1S CLEANING and PRESSING John C. Losecamp 115 N. WalnutSt. Harrison, Ohio Phone: 367-4147 Morris, Indiana Phone: 934-2606 1 ANDRES4WUESTEFELD MORRIS FEED MILL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service I Nutrena Feeds Serving all faiths Phone: 781215764384 781215764301 Dover, lndiana PEOPLE'S BANK 8: TRUST CO. Member of Federal Reserve System FDIC 623-2237 WIEDEMAN HEATING and COOLING SUNMAN, INDIANA 28122 623-2201 ED GRAF 8: SONS CEMENT FINISHING CONTRACTORS COLORED FLOORS - CURB -GUTTER - SIDEWALKS 1 PORCHES - DRIVEWAYS - PATIOS SUNMAN, IND. 47041 SELKE IMPLEMENT COMPANY OIiver-New ldea-Wheelhorse Lawnboy Bush Hog-Hardware Phone: 623-3795 Sunman, Indiana m..2m41m-.xltj. . k. ROMAN NOBBE CO. INC. ; EXCAVATING-GRADING-SAND GRAVEL-READYMIXED CONCRETE Batesville, IN Brookville, IN Phone: 812-934-4110 Phone: 317-647-4017 TOM'S AUTO REPAIR W. WASHINGTON STREET SUNMAN, INDIANA 47041 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Phone: 623-3203 623-3267 HOFF 8: SCHAEFER WHITE VILLA STORE Weisburg, Indiana Phone: 623-3784 Compiiments of: JOSEPH E. SEAGRAMS 4 8: SONS, INC. FORTHOFER'S PARKVIEW MARKET Fresh Meats Vegetables Groceries Sunman, Indiana Phone: 623-2191 JACKMAN FUNERAL HOME Eugene Jackman Ronald L. Kercheval Phone: 367-4545 AGGIE'S JEWELRY 236 Wainut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana 47025 Fine Retail Jewelers 165 Compliments of: STRABER OIL DARI BOAT Gasoline . Carl Witte Home Heating OH US. 50 Lawrenceburg, IN RIDGE SUPER MARKET Meais Frozen Foods Groceries Phone: 537-1088 Ridge Avenue Lawrenceburg, IN CULLEY'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Harrison, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1761 B 81 G DAIRY BAR Sunman. Indiana 623-3728 HARRISON CLEANERS 4 hour Service Dry Cleaning 6 Pressing Harrison, Ohio Phone: 367-9800 KNUEVEN BROTHERS, IGA New Alsace Sunman Greensburg 166 m? $3 Qiuus V. TEKULVE FLORIST and GREENHOUSE 316 N, MAIN STREET BATESVILLE, INDIANA 47006 PHONE; 934-2161 11CLETE and DORIS TEKULVE Flowers For Any Occasion POPPER'S Men 6 Boys Clothing Shoes Ladies Casual Wear Brookville, Indiana Phone: 647-4231 TIP1S CAFE Pasquale1s Pizza Tip1s Drive Through Harrison, Ohio Phone: 367-4500 Pizza44Hoaggiestpaghetti DOVER ELECTRIC Richard J. Gaynor RR 4:1 Guilford, Indiana Phone: 576-4284 Ennie's 921156 413 HARRSDNAVE. HARRISON: DHID 45UGD UNIQUE AND DUSTINCTIVE GIFTS ANN FALAZZD FRUF. Rn: PHpN: 367-6D12 COOL OFF WITH Join the Pepsi people feeling free Lawrenceburg Distributing 00., Inc. Lawrenceburg, IN 167 US 50 - Between lawrenceburg 8. Aurora $111130th 11:, 115mm ?Mimaml 1110mm JOHN C. BRATER PAUL E. LUTZ OWNER FOUNDER PHONE: 367-4005 ESTABLISHED 1940 BROADWAY AT VINE STREET, HARRISON, OHIO 45030 DlGNlFIED FUNERAL SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE MONUMENT SERVICE BILL LOTHRIDGE DODGE. INC. Telephone 926-0371 AURORA. INDIANA 47001 BEST DEALS ON WHEELS 101-15 Main St. DODGE CARS AND DODGE TRUCKS FLOYD and JERRY'S MONARCH RESTAURANT and SERVICE STATION US 50 E-TOWN Phone: 353-9800 GOOD HEALTH, HAPPINESS, SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '76 wk , 70070., 4.. -7 7'- nuvmq ' 1:. '1 NOBBYHclothes-l: Batesville, Indiana PORTRAITURE BY KRIDER STUDIOS LAWRENCEBURG. IN Ph. IE1! - 531-06804 RETFREMENT PLANS ESTATE TAX PLANNIN INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INS. CO. REP. BY KEN KONRADI GVIR. INSURANCE THE MORE YOU CHECK AROUND THE BETTER WE LOOK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 476 HOSPITALIZATION I MORTGAGE INSURANCE INCOME PROTECTIOK SCHUMAN'S GARAGE INTERNATIONAL HARVEST TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE KELVINATOR APPLIANCES Phone: 576-3336 ST. LEON, INDIANA LE. TRENEPOHL SHOES 306 WALNUT STREET LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA 47025 '4WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE BLESSING BROS. DAIRY . STORE . 1431.: 508 HARRISON AVE. HARRISON, OHIO Phone: 367-4344 HOME1- FARM1 BUSINESS SUBURBAN PROPANE 11GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE 10112 Harrison Road Harrison, Ohio Phone: 367-4141 KAISER MOTORS, INC. 1 1 1 .1 ; I USED CARS WITH MANY UNUSED CARS HBuy From Whitey and Don11Be Blue 1 69 BUSINESS: 5l3-367-6209 RESIDENCE: 513-367-94l6 SOUTHWEST PLUMBING COMPANY QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES NELSON E. ECKEL 104 HARRISON AVENUE HARRISON. OHIO 45030 114 N. WALNUT STREET HARRISON, OHIO 45030 151313674874 SERVING THE HARRISON AREA FOR 60 YEARS WILLIES DAD 8: LAD Complete Line 01 Clothing Shoes and Sporting Goods Levfs Phone: 537-0765 KAISER HARDWARE R. E. Kaiser Harrison, Ohio 45030 Congratulation Class of 1761 JACK SIEFFERMAN INSURANCE 207 Harrison Avenue 5-H TRUCK STOP Harrison, Ohio Brookville Pike Phone: 656-8316 BATESVILLE STATE BANK 137 South Main Batesville, Indiana Phone: 934-4411 1 7O 1 CHR'S V0.3: MOTORS' HARRISON APPLIANCE i 113 Harrison Avenue 1 New and Used Cars Harrison Ohio ! Phone: 654-3001 Phone. 36'7-4147 I Milan, Indiana 47031 - Best Wishes Class of KAISER MEAT MARKET 75' Custom Prfocessing RAAB,S BAKERY 3,138;ng 623-2589 Phone: 1317164745225 Sunman, Indiana Do you ever think of Blanken Studio as a Department Store of photog raphy - Well it is! e . . aim - J PM is the name of the game at BLANKEN STUDIO but We are a Department Store and each department must be handled separately. Each department serves a different need and therefore, requires a different approach in handling, different equipment, different results, and different pricing. Here is a list of our departments, we will be teliing you about each oneinthe weeks to come. Candid Wedding Albums Commercial Pre Bridal Industrial Engagement Announcements Church Directors Family Groups Organization Fund Raising Portraits Senior Portraits CODY Underclass Portraits Restoration Adult Portraits Framing Baby Portraits Passports Pet Portraits Wedding Invitations Environmental Portraits Gift Certificates Men you have need for any of these departments, please give us a call 613 367-4163 and see how we can help you, remember BLANKEN STUDIO Harrison, Ohio 171 134 Harrison Avenue Harrison, Ohio 45080 Phonee655-2259 NOBBE MOTOR SALES I r. .:'l Jk Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Sales and Service Batesville, Indiana Phone: 934-3102 Good Luck Class of '76 Congratulations Class of '76 F U L L E N K A M P HARDWARE 8: SPORTING GOODS TROPHIESthNGRAVING I9 E. GEORGE STREET PHONE 934-2712 BATESVILLE. INDIANA 47006 7nrts e gayamar GEIS TV Congratulations to the Ciass of '76. e We stand beside our product. DEARBORN MUSIC See us for alE your music needs. Congratulations to the members of the ciass of '76. 172 Come to us with your money probfems. Good Luck Seniors! DEARBORN COUNTY LOAN 8: BUILDING ASSN. The ONLY Paper Giving You A Full Page of Sports Phoios of Area Football and Basketball Teams Each Week! 7k Pecwal Weore Proud of You EAST CENTRAL HIGH PH2513-367-O261 513 Harrison Ave, Harrison, Ohio You can depend on NOLTE'S PHARMACY, INC. For your prescriptions, be sure to call us for the finest drug needs and convaiescent su pplies. 934-2412 Batesville. md. BLUE SKIES MOBILE HOMES-MODULAR US. HWY 50 LAWRENCEBURG, 1NDIANA Sears Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT 173 GILLMAN-LAKE INSURANCE AND TOWN 8o COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Wihltewater Mjarket I :EMI'Z r AKE 512 Main St. EILLMAN4- Brookville, indiana 100 HARRISO A MSURANEE ?nijragjgejal: 1; HARRISONITJ SMEDNUE Ph.2 7-5 o :1 , AEENBY real estate. or EAT INSQJRNCREAAAKR'IYNngJA-rNaRDERS DIAGNOSTlC B: REPAIR SERVICE . PHONE: 623-2503 UNCLE EDDIE'S I EMMERT AUTO ELEGTBIG PIZZA AND CHILI GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '76 AIR CONDETIONING SERVICE 367-4021 JOHN W. EMMERT 300 NORTH STATE 5T. HARRISON. OHIO 45030 ANDE7S CHEVROLET US. 50 Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone: 537-1416 a 5'. ii! i m m - 7 mm C4132rrhani$ Earth emit Emmi GIU. i 107 N. STATE ST. W. IIARRISON. IND. 7 P.O. HARRISON. OHIO 45030 Compliments of: JOHN SCHLEMMER Feed, Fuel, Oil, Coal 307 N. State Street Harrison, Ohio Archie E. Mason Prop. MOON FUNERAL HOME Short and Center Sts. Lawrenceburg, Indiana 537-0077 LARRY MILLER BILL SHEARER FOR IDEAL0 SERVICE Panasonic Sound Equipment 0 Russell Stover Candies 71? Men's at Ladies Cosmetics Lawrenceburg, IN Phone: 537-0304 Compliments of: THE HARRISON PRESS Harrison, Ohio rnifure uaimwl 35 ; at ' - -: ' FOR COMPLETE. FRIENDLY SERVICE. CALL AURORA LUMBER CO. INC. US. 50 AURORA, INDIANA $252412 YOUR lOCAllY-OWNED STORE 3 . ;Flow rs for all occasions W win... 's GREENHOUS -' m . a 9 eddin. , : I . 'mmz- 5 Emmy. 49-h $ JOHNSO NvS SERVIGE 7,131 wit? .3 MOON APPLIANCES Fine Furniture 8: Appliances 125 Walnut Street Lawrenceburg, Indiana 47025 Phone: 18127 537-0406 Austin H. Moon 1owner1 Paul Nedderman and Carl Bruns of the NEDDERMAN FEED STORE invite you to see them for your seed, grain, fertilizer, grinding, and mixing needs. Sunman, Indiana NEARY'S DISTRIBUTING CO. Vending 81 Nifda Foods Short 81 High Sts. Lawrenceburg, Indiana 537-0335 PERFECT STOCK FARM Angus Cattle Quarter Horses Clyde Perfect Family R. R, 1151, Lawrenceburg, Ind. Phone: 537-2477 COOK FUNERAL HOME Brookville, Ind. Phone:13171647-4611 Sunman, Indiana Phone: 181216232200 Our 42nd year in Funeral Service I ' 511471.464 WEBER'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Indiana Sunman Registered with the advanced training Division of New York technical Institute division of Nytisin. Phone: 623-3623 13 EAST GEORGE STREET Phone: 934-4122 ';;;;; 4 Jiiiii iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii ii WHANfrEjmwwmm Z: MMEWMM mart... : MWM mmmm mmmmm W W m 2.395!!! t 'k t i at . 76 k at g; t i ir Vk ir i 1hr 1k 1k 1k ' 1k 1k i if it i MNJWMJEE WEIEMW MW2MI$ GoodLuckTo CLASS 011'76 HARRISON TAXI SOUTH GATE MILL WEISBURG MILL SERVICE RiiSBOX125A BOXii BROOKVILLE, IND. WEISBURG, IND. 219 N. State Street 13171 647-5166 181216232300 Harrison, Ohio COMPLETE LINE OF FEEDS FOR ALL KINDS Phone: 655-2213 OF ANIMALS Compliments of: HOG2CATTLE2DAIRY-POULTRY-HORSE- SPECIALTY FULL SERVICE MILLS Clothing For The Family GRAIN BANKS-BAG OR BULK DELIVERY2 LIQUID MOLASSES Bridgeway 81 importing Sts., Aurora, Ind. I Phone: 181219262325 1 78 a I TWIN OAKS GROCERY WAl-SMAN CO- AND UNION 76 STATION Highway 76 MAKING HOME A NICE PLACE TO BE DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES AT YOUR SERVICE RH No. 3 Sunman, India na BATTA'S GENERAL SUNMAN CLEANERS STORE Dallas Lattire St. Leon. Indiana Phone: 623-2575 Phone: 13121 576-3401 Sunman, Indiana ' PATRON LIST STATE LINE GULF SMITH TV AND APPLIANCE TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. LAWRENCEBURG BAKERY FRANKEL BROTHERS ELlTE BEAUTY SALON BAR-K-LAKE MEYER BROTHERS GARAGE J.F. ULRICH STUDIO mummy RITA'S FLOWERS DEARBORN RESTAURANT DURBIN BOWL KOENJG HOTEL ELMER AND KIMS SHELL SERVICE PETE'S VARIETY SHOP DUNLAP BUILDING MATERIALS BEV'S BEAUTY SHOP KIRSCHNER BROTHERS ELECTRIC co. WEBERDING'S CARVING SHOPS S-N-J'S HOBBY HUT GREGORY JEWELRY MANFORD SPORTING GOODS HORNBACHS GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHRISMAN'S CLOTHES ' AURORA MUSIC CENTER DO'l-I'IES BEAUTY SALON AURORA TV AND APPLIANCE JOE ALIGS SERVICE STATION HOHMANS STORE AND TAVERN ' DEDDEN'S CAKE SHOP WESTERN AUTO HERBS AUTO PARTS ALFI AND TOM'S TEXACO DUNLOP BUILDENG MATERIALS KONRADI GARAGE SUNMAN PACKAGE STORE FELLERS SERVICE STATION WISMAN'S MOBILE HOMES, INC CLUB MILAN IN STATE BANK OF MILAN THE VANITE SHOP KARENS KOIFFIERS DEARBORN FLOWER SHOP INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLY VASTINE'S DEARBORN MOTEL VANITY BOX, LBG, EN LOREVS, LAWRENCEBURG, IN. WESTERN AUTO, BATESVILLE SANDYS BEAUTY SHOP A DR. MJ, PFEIFFER .SAL? r M4? r -A Faiiiira A-szn: ' mmiimmmkra arm 2 run .180 NEW HARRISON BOWL League and Open Bowling Visit our new restaurant and lounge? Phone: 367-4800 U9 CGianRQCGi COMPLETE Radiator Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service 129 N. State Street Harrison, Ohio Phone: 637-3375 IInIrIII HIRT 8. ELLCO INC. Plumbing, Heating Electric, Air Conditioning 108 W. Pearl St. BatesviHe, Indiana 47006 Phone: 934-4646 SHAZER'S CLOTHING Clothing 6 Shoes For The Entire Family Yard Goods And Master Charge Phone: 623-3623 FIRST NATIONAL BANK North Branch Dillsboro Aurora Member FDIC Established 1864 SEASONGOOD FOLDING BOX Harrison, Ohio Phone: 367-4844 181 We Have A Car To Fit Your Garage, Your Budget, Your Personaiity. K. W. AUTO SALES Highways 50 and 48 Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phone: 537-2098 , - . - - pr 4,-4M--,-A.v Mm id marl g Sham Batesville, lndiana Phone: 934-3801 Gerald Waldron Leon Kelly 926-1480 THATCHER GLASS Go 1st C1ass, Buy in Glass TWIN OAKS BODY SHOP J ohn H. Caudill-Owener Major and minor repair, glass work complete body repair Sunman, Indiana R. R. :3 Phone: 623-5439 MILAN FOOD BANK We FREEZE to PLEASE Custom Slaughtering Processing 8: Meat Curing 182 654-3682 24 hr. wrecker service STATE BANK OF MILAN THE MILAN DRUG STORE Member FDIC Milan, Indiana Milan, Indiana Phone: 654-2891 47031 654-2871 TUDIE NAVARRA FORD-MERCURY, INC. Highway 46 East Batesville, Indiana 47006 Phone: 934-4361 Iil $6 SCHROEDER SALES 8: SERViCE INC. 1144 Harrison Ave. Harrison, Ohio 45030 Farm Equipment Lawn 81 Garden Equipment Chain Saws 513I367-4550 51313674184 THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK of Brookville ' g g YOUR FULL SERVICE FAMILY BANK ' ., :- Brookville, Indiana ' Highest rates paid on Savings Accounts ' ., - ' A ; Deposits insured to $40,000.00 .. Member F.D.I.C. . , 7 1., ' MAkiNq i1 I-lAppEN fan you since 1942! pa box 1392 I 2027 industrial blvd. san angelo. texas 76901 telephone: 915 949-3776 XX. w v ' 08W: T $$$$ng sen angalo. texaa