Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDER CLASSMEN JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES CLOSING 101 THE EASTERNER VC) eae 1964 EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, INDIANA OUR THEME--UNITED United has been chosen as the theme of our book because of the consolidation of the Riverdale and Butler schools to form the Eastside High School. We will try to present this theme in pic- tures book. and copy throughout the CO-EDITORS . . PID VIGORGE aera. . BUSINESS MANAGERS . . Merle Holden, Steve Houser Maryetta Bowyer . Dave Fisher, Mike Hudson vwwoH esitav ich, agMAT2As SHT t,.dO¥ +O? 1OOHOS HOI HCU(eTeAR AIT AVIAKIMI CHAT MH -aAMEuT ALO sit an fiseorlo weed ead “hadiely” ed dood xo: To sie wh ) seu po nebiiganes Sz ie oi ow) o8 aloo rales Sara Mii , £0 rh 2 rai ti sbiztesdl . themed ald) Jasaaty oF ve = “ di yqoo bos ee? bi ie if roa 4 ‘ SHOT a=() HOSIVOA ue awyl2a BAS 4 AM “J svertt iM (GSA sdebutl ‘ eu +) at eS fay: ree aed vst ARE ¥ nea ‘ 4 Rs $3. ¥ EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, INDIANA | HALE nat j ; vF TS is diaper ger Ppt } 7 er MAY St uee ae Gly nr 7 oA a Pye : et RAVEN ANY. « vi Mr. Exnest Zeller, super- intendent of the DeKalb County Eastern Community School District, has had one of the most important jobs in the school organization for the past two years. It has been his responsibility to see that the Riverdale and Butler schools have been smoothly combined to form the East- side High School. In this task he has been successful. Besides working with the School Board, he also en- forces the rules and policies of the Indiana State Board of Education as well as those of the North Central Associ- ation. Superintendent, Mr. Ernest Zeller Mrs. Helen Houlton Familiar to students in Butler Ele- mentary School and the Eastside High School is Mr. Zeller's secretary, Helen Houlton. During the past years, Helen has become a very important part of our school system. She keeps both the School Board and has proved to be efficient in all phases of office work. It would be difficult to match her ability or to find one that is more accomo- dating. a quem BOE 2 pet Olea SE Courtesy of LAUB BROTHERS OIL CoO. Teque vollot sega yor 10 BAw) SD AG axootingte dele edglbcaipAbee pe al arate % 3 ty bAO bal ene waar) ny aif na! acto tosarogmr vn e ar ui? Tol COURS Ae toridde ie Whee nved 2n(t il. eeaey a They sf | oa a jait aoe ws VP u reap oe rs ea PAI volty!t lie oleh jee ry . Wiboome voud overt aleenya: - Me | ren ed met Gt baeTes , nn Jen aid of . food divi Sore Lute rex cherie eek qt 4} utile tio u wine], “i oe! , on mh THOM lucitier ak ates ¢ . ey icitesn Oye wator scl eso avast.) 4) 8 tpi ele, une dort Si ww T) ue 4 ¥en ‘| ; pnt? Be Loran gs PUGV APA WA 0, ee ia rah i is rinw) firievi Pry by H TER sith ‘abort a ramansione At 7 4 : an | 4 3 hi re: af oo es eu sal “ey ay, iy Baa), m mete Wh er “ie ene a | iF y al: aq bb 1b i me 5d hick eee 2 ae rir Sn Coiyau : AEN Ft J A om _ aaa © i a , a ; re a j La . ' ry , ‘ ‘ Ae an. s a we ny, 9 - � ey ere « vs ll Z ot Eastside's principal, Mr. Kent Myers, has had one of the most important jobs in the school for he has all the problems of a busy company executive and more. Besides the usual problems of a busi- ness, Mr. Myers faces head- aches in scheduling classes, maintaining discipline, and acting as a mediator between pupils and teachers. He is never too busy to help a pupil with a problem and has a friendly smile for everyone. We are indeed lucky to have a principal like Mr. Myers. Principal, Mr. Kent Myers Gwyn Kandel As we enter Mr. Myer's office, Gwyn Kandel is the first person to greet us. No matter what is our problem. Gwyn is always there with her friendly smile and familiar laugh, ready to lend a helping hand. As Mr. Myer's secretary, Gwyn has the big responsibility of keeping ac- curate school activities accounts. a Courtesy of THE BUTLER COMPANY any TTS as 3 He) . ‘ 1 htt ® iP tr cae et) es at Fuh’, mie: 4 Divh, bee Oe), 4 i ves: re ALOT el — A osc a wees doe, ree t ‘ , wR ete - 33 at Dae eg ee ti. py RD ef hiving ey py oi -, Pe f Seti RES ig ake’ � a v) Ne ines : mt salen tp eb TS Co a a a ae day. ed ure. Vie Fir eee oe ; ‘ A a ve st 6 a bs dene Bs) oe Oe nvwit) yw , ae ao Leeal ann Pyoes - Sil aA iyi) 1M f3In5 oy aA 02 Jo9%yQ OF eee Ya7it 217 ei JabusA” tii cue mt jakw teitem BM elivne Vibieda) tet v3 Thos iW 1809 ey % ana filly sien) ayeWin gi (© igve! retiloial bee - band gn ae 7 aM BAD. : 5 A rail we vo aus F mo post Yo yaitieianoqes: Bid pete A wi 7 1 Peay | —_— ee Sys SCHOOL BOARD Seated Left to Right are: Franklin Sechler, Delbert Washler, Keith Culler, Walter Reinhart, Frank Laub, Joseph Parshall, and Wendell Cooper. MOLDERS OF SCHOOL POLICY OFFICERS Left to Right are: Joseph Parshall, President; Walter Reinhart, Vice- President; Wendell Cooper, Sec- retary; Frank Laub, Treasurer. Courtesy of THE RECORD-HERALD Ying mb Ay un f i Bir sa ohris ; ‘els . ie TVMIOA A008 Je. AD CARLO, is y ‘Oke J Lyf a est nud ) i ‘ inakects a rane ig ¥V co). ae, ma ‘ ; i : o07 Lishwen tl) ashe i tommeer) Gawd sity wits ; ‘epee hu ay 7 at : i 2 ‘ arts ¥ y= oe gid Ae) ‘ i ' 2 4 ‘ i , By . ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ia ye ms fl ty sy . . : Pi J ‘ a tt x ‘ Ne : } 4 es 4 af ¥ ‘ . “ d ‘ ’ : A ‘ ‘ ’ ¥ “J ie «ive 0 Ae « ed ; ? ; pe — r rh J ! i aia), A F as j i v a el pe ie ia | ' i o = 4 : vee ee ee Ye Rk ‘ inn ER a A nh if PY is a9f 4 i a. ; , ts i ee ¥ ; ee rs y he wi ey , Hsia M es | AB As, es ae hn, a ‘. 1 r = ‘1S a ies re, ‘aee , , UNITED MISS MARYETTA BOWYER Defiance College, B.A., B.S.; University of Chicago; Ohio State; Ohio U.; B.G.; Indiana U.; Ball State; St. Francis English, Home Ec., and Journalism Sponsor: The Easterner, The Blazer, MISS ROSANNA BRIEGEL North Manchester, B.A. Art Sponsor: Seventh Grade. MISS ROSE MARIE COOL Manchester College, B.S.; Indiana State, M.S.; Indiana U.; Ball State Science, History, and Phy. Ed. Sponsor: G.A.A. MRS. MELVA EDDY Earlham College; Kent State OR B-A., B.S: English Sponsor: Drama Club, Senior Class. MISS BLANCHE GRIFFITH Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.; Ball State, M.A. High School Librarian. R. W. GUINTHER Ohio State, B.S. Agriculture, Shop Sponsor: F.F.A. Courtesy of MAXTON MOTORS GAT SYV On ATRRIY RAM soi i. ,A.8 opetied eaaaiie ew, wit wl) Je Weaewiell tof 3.0 anaihel ) OG el mort Jt cated x weal! ,dadiees aramid sit sion If AVVAAPIQA CFM honed degatd trh Bik {77ND VAAL 2M J tewaps 7, sicie ecalual ome 4 bata fined ive 4 “we ee TSEz {Dowty c Agi AXHTVGVS W A 2.8 oh ont aoade wutlporgr, y ye ee | iM, 7 ey a on | Tue A rat et wan, a . Py) See Re ieee fl ee an i eee : 7 a hae a ih) hs _ THROUGH FACULTY MRS. ESTHER HAMPEL Indiana Central College, A.B.; Manchester College, Ind. Univ., M.S.; Ball State Teaches English Sponsor: Grade 9, Drama Club. OMER L. HANSEN Manchester, B.S.; University of Chicago, M.S. General Business, Bookkeeping, History 8 Sponsor: Junior Class. RICHARD HARTUNG Anderson College, B.S. Science and Mathematics Sponsor: Sophomore Class. ALBERT E. JABS Valparaiso Univ., B.S.; Ball State, M.A.; Hartford Univ.; Univ. of II1.; St. Francis College; Univ. of Ind.; Northern [1]. Univ.; Concordia; Purdue Univ. Government, Social Studies Sponsor: Junior Class, Cross Country, Track, Freshman Basket- ball. MRS. JANET LEONE JABS Valparaiso Univ., B.S.; Purdue Univ.; Northern Ill. Univ.; Thornton Jr. College; Univ. of aie Advanced Algebra, Advanced Mathematics, Latin I Sponsor: Junior Class. LEONARD R. JOHNSTON Ball State, A.B. and M.A. Guidance Director Sponsor: Cadet Teachers. Courtesy of SKOGMOS DEPARTMENT STORE PAMAH AAHTES 2AM soetlad tnvesD guelbal i ,egelted soi eon aivt2 Me @uM dejigrl ewvfonsT % shaw) wogcaye sranv MSc AH 4: RAMD lane ¥ Lal 2.41 .yerodoan Nl ae? '?) edook .weekinls inne @ woh? mh! 2 Vaal, spore ions MA eA Obrien AMON Lue it } ens 4 Ye 4 i it 4 lay ei i ) | é hi | +] 7 sai? } Oa } : Tse ie woo’ ot ’ ' ’ wf ratthit 1“ . { i. 2 HM il A MALT TAAL 2a 3.0.4 viel) catnaolkeV Viol) Lit wapelreett � hel) ‘tw oagntied oA, ott AK icVDA AttoglA bapaavhA laheid oitqunedehe wool oles, onan “OTOL 3 ORAMGAI A.M heb 2A wei (ee opev � osphehyty emdoie tl taba jeemege MOLDERS OF MRS. DORIS MANN North Manchester, A.B.; Saint Francis College English. MISS PHYLLIS W. MELICK Purdue University, B.S. Math Sponsor: Seventh Grade. MRS. MARILYN MORRISSON Olivet Nazarene College, B.S, Vocal Music, Chorus Sponsor: Senior Class. RAY MORRISSON Olivet Nazarene College, B.S. Band Sponsor: Senior C] ass. ROBERT MURPHY Ball State College, B.A. English Sponsor: Junior Class, Drama Club. Pe yap ean MRS. WILLIAM POSEY Otterbein College, B.A.; W. Re- serve Ul U. of Colorado; Columbia Bible College; Texas Technological College; U. of Tuceeman Spanish, English Sponsor: Spanish Club. Courtesy of KAISER'S SUPER MARKET Ee ee | AO CAAGQIONY VA AIA et ee ght mic? A iesde Ae amt ane 'lo winett Neil yn AM Wf ZL Le “ey ¥ 0 soll ‘Rote i? Cina? sc et cand } LF ‘AY ILAAM a4 ‘ } ed b iM) 7 7 ‘ Teritrve iat ts af 2 ] 2 «i f iil ih 5 ¥ YpPrain Teese A... olid2 siete lied aoiryeet iD canas? rl elit, some YEROS MALIZEW 2904 oM WM wet ,seateD aed - vtdmwical) -cbetatoy to . Lo oes leotyoiondssT scot pogeltits sgt usurpeouwl toll wgetin® Jaro peas 4 anne vi ’ Wi 7 OUR FUTURE JAMES A. ROUSH Ball State, B.S. Phy. Ed. and Health Sponsor: Sophomore Class and Athletic Director, Varsity Basket- ball Coach. MRS. DARLENE P. ROWLETT Manchester, B.S.; North Man- chester, Ind. Home Ec. 7 and 8, and Home lie, 10h MRS. MADELINE SCHUBERT Albion College; Manchester Col- lege, A.B.; Indiana Univ.; Ball State Algebra and General Mathematics Sponsor: Eleventh Grade. KENNETH M. SEVERSON Montana State College; Man- chester College, B.S. Health, Science and Phy. Ed., Coaching Sponsor: Ninth Grade. ALFRED E. SHERER Findlay College, A.B.; Ind. Univ. French, Spanish, Typing, and History Sponsor: Eighth Grade. ALBERT GUY SMITH Ball State, A.B. Mechanical Drawing, Shop. Courtesy of GEDDES REXALL DRUG STORE HAVO oA 2aMAL 2.8 ope as Ai nssit Avge tod it Da reall 2K Ore Beer. a torial yi V tne tK] siethif fem) find 17s. m9 IMALTAG 2M an ite ;.¢.8 mots Lal , vwwheeels -, v 64 for | Wii | “HM J +3 A Peelich. i sha! fs i ' 4 � i A j pA + , t ‘ i“ A MW 7 7 asle a J? 7 ed | ‘ ers 4! TERE AAAS UAL int} tenk 540A ,ogolluly yalkelt w. ‘ bie , wetig| Medias fuaaya 7 ie rast Bt a v Jute? Heit maaan IMs YUO TH ALA sto Til quc2 ,priwer te cldedesM, L1 UTORS OF DONALD STEPHENS Huntington College; Ball State, M.A. Phys. Ed.; History, Baseball and Reserve Team Coach. FRANKLIN D. SUTTER Indiana U., B.S.; Purdue; Ball State Typing, Shorthand, Transcription, Office Practice. BURMELL E. WALTER Indiana Central College, A.B.; Purdue U. Arithmetic, Gen. Math, Chemistry. ROBERT LEHR WILDER Indiana U., B.S. Social Studies Sponsor: Student Council. DENNIS LEE WOLHETER Purdue University, B.S. General Science, Jr. High Agri- culture. MRS. JENNIE WOOD Alderson-Broaddus College, Marshall U., B.A. � Phys. Ed., Health, Biology Sponsor: Cheerleaders, Courtesy of THE MARSHALL CLOTHING COMPANY INC. AQ GAY TUY 7 a ah ae : . I ; ints i te scsueyTe CaAMOR sisit (let ,opetio’? ngegiage © A heew Cludecely , eR tl phd aye (one) ent evapo A7yT1e PAS wl 240, 0 aaa stoke iniagtiorsrT bowtnad? ,geieyt soieoatt «allt? : Pa LH +h ‘ i cee wut } : L 4 ih ‘ i ‘ ’ 4.8 UU uA a4 i pti! ant aow 42.1 200ca 2.40 vite ia soho L. wonpise [xpeaso ww) bees lrum Otho (hOOW SIMMSL 251M cgullu’ pv hesdemorseb ll Adu heparan td epolald ttylesH ti agin wmbaslsed) : want vee Tad gf F , ‘ ip AAAa 2, TOMORROW'S LEADERS Courtesy of CRANE EDMUND CORPORATION JERRY T. ZONKER Indiana Univ., B.S. Social Studies, Guidance. RICHARD HARRIS Colorado State College, B.A. 7th History and English, 8th History Sponsor: 8th Grade. HAZEL TEEGARDIN Manchester College, B.S. 7th and 8th Arithmetic and English Sponsor: 8th Grade. ELMER W. PRIFOGLI, SR. Indiana University, B.S. 8th English, Art, and P.E. Sponsor: 7th Grade, Basketball, Football, Track, Baseball Coach. Mrs. Eddy and Mr. Wilder relax in teachers' lounge. } ARHMOS 2.4 ,. viel! senha’. opeebisd) eoltensd Ip i 2AM CLARA AM ,ogetio) oman oben ole? if ,dtitgad bos yromiiaay vom? vould Ash acamge MMISAOSIT TISAM 2.4 ,sgelke) ramedans } delle? brea oBdA cra Sen (et eat a8 aceuier? DoT oW ReMi vibrtavinW) swatbrf wisgut ta 1, Gree WA ried! bard dy} meg (edeee@ .dosvT Tlndioot mL 2M bom hha gdh oyauol ‘eyedioae? at autos TEACHERS SNAPS It's the last of the ninth, two out, é Yankees trail one to nothing, three-two, pitch, it'sa... You 'kids' better behave. The guy on the wall didn't. If the next 'bunch’ is like you, I'm turning in my resignation. Courtesy of PAUL LANE INC. wy y ,obtieler weld Wh fed! Sots 2 Dh actidtut od five CMe) esarieh Tf 6 Ori .scakig, oslo p : are ee OE wed Teoh WT sie ugirverg beers vit ot weird fig } Lata Sr RRS EIKO hey -s ‘ - ' a “abe es Bere ese cis + ( wo iol, tT’ ‘4 i” 4 = iv. Bh Pa : al . : ae, i a ta 7 � vey ’ yo re. ya 1 ee a om ——-t = ar UNITED FOR LARRY WAYNE ALWOOD Senior Band 1,2,3,4; Hi Fi Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Class chairman. ALLEN WILLIAM AMSTUTZ Beta 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3, Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 4; National Honor Society 4. BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON Band 1,2; Booster 1,2,3. MARLETTA JOAN AULT Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Drama Club 233; Class Sec. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4; Booster Club. LLOYD EUGENE BEARD Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Cross Country; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PENELOPE SUE BEEBE Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 4. i ; i ; { Courtesy of ARMSTRONG FLORAL ‘AT AATIWG ! P] CHW IA TY AW Vitas heat 1 ib. 68,0 baell whrwe lnooisnht D6 boast dot ial WX) wstvowd b.£.3 yislse® qandht rilists walD if 3, LITeCMA }ATLIIW WALLA HOn?y 1.0.5 Opdescht ee | ire ;® Nt a. Fes 1t Sid is tartan et] 5 inioad “om? Gia ONE YEAR STEVE EUGENE BENNETT Beta 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Track 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Junior Play. LARRY BETZ Basketball 1. CHERYL KAY BOWMAN Pep Band 3,4; Hi Fi Band Vocalist 2,3,4; Senior Band 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3; Student Council Sec.-Treas. 4; Miss Eastside; Jun- tor Play; list ¥2,3,4: N.H.S. 2,3,4; Booster 1,2,3,4; Y.F.C. 4. ELLA JO BROWN Peli b,c. booster 1. CARL LEONARD BRYANT Band 1,2,3,4; Hi Y 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Booster 3; Pep Band 3,4. JANE MARIE BURKMIRE FHA. 1, 2;0,45,.C.A.A.. 3,4; Booster 3,4. Courtesy of MAST MARATHON SERVICE ro Sonne se det coaestl PeLA TN ISAS SAT (605 ¥ Ut AUER bose ¢ bawd LIMA DAM SOLAS, Fm i A AD 4 5, 1 A. 4 bf vetoed END OF WILLIAM ROY BURKMIRE Drama Club 4; F.F.A. 4. NANCY LOU CASEBERE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pres. 2,3; Booster | Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Drama 2,3,4; Officer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Monitor 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,4; Jr. Class Play. SUZANNE COBURN Cheerleader 1,2,3; Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; Class Officer 2,3; Class Play 3; Beta 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ALLEN CROWL, JR. Baseball 2; Student Manager 2,3; Blazer 4; Easterner 4. THADDEUS JOSEPH CZAJA Drama Club 4. GARY LEE DAVID F.FA..20g es Courtesy of UNIVERSAL TOOL AND STAMPING CO. INC. ae wO ava ame het = : 2AIMAANUE vow! MALLY b A G.4 dotD peel tra AD VOL y yaa wate] C8 cenrt yO)! 2 Ae mia) 6 eathO ee Tt ae Y-ih-hT 4 och ieg tt ——-% ee as ' | 1b pe hu wei pares i, ° 4 off etal hi! { witnel 4 4 ; ‘ é . ¢ 4 ry st | Ke 4 Al ‘ OAT J ieee Ely i ; . ' ah ! . a jo Thete caget 1 ; P ' ree L ye 4 a “YU ely Pea As D, Lee ee ‘ ; ” val ) f {x ow iad - fac. - Ln a ra ay ¥ Sa Eas = — a at ZUSOCGANT h dui) ese Toy oe eee de “YVAG SMI YWAAO rr ALASO Al ee fae 43 | ot . = HIGH SCHOOL JANET ANN DICKERHOOF Junior Play; Booster 1,2,3,4; V.F.G22,0,4; [ri Hi Y. 2,354; F.H.A. BETTY LOUISE DILLEY Junior Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; V.F.Cee sini Hiry 41Band ! ,2, 3,4; Drum Majorette 2,3; Twirler 1,4. CHARLOTTE ANN DOHNER Junior Play; Booster 1,2,3; F.H.A. 233. CHAD HEWEY DUNKLE Monitor 4; V.Pres. of Band 3; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Pres. 3; Hi Y 2,3,4; Sec. 4; Junior Play. RETHA IRENE ERWIN F.H.A. 3,4; Treas. 3; Hall Monitor 3,4; Booster 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- er’'3: RONALD LEE Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1; Cross Country 1; F.F.A. 2. Courtesy of BUTLER HOTEL REST HOME INC. a AMA a f sateen ie a Pv im - a (Wide -02 wordt t incre ” z, -a 8 af Tee ejay or eM 4 Seis Oe PAREWELL TO BETTY JOYCE FERGUSON Band 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Easterner 4. DAVID LYLE FISHER Student Council 1,2, Officer 2; Hi-Fi 1,2,3,4; Pep Band Dir. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Bus. Mgr. 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; Easterner Bus. Mgr. 4; Class Treas. 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,4; Jr. Play. aaa LRN OV MRCS U I VII Te STENTS DTI OORT INNIS UW VaRT ONE IUc Unto aT) ROGER WAYNE FISHER Track 2,3,4; C.C. 3,4; Basket- ball 3,4; S.C. 1,3; Booster Club EerJre Play. JAMES WILLIAM FULMER Booster Club 3,4; Jr. Class Play. = | ce | JAMES EUGENE FURNISH Basketball 1,2. HOBART GRIFFIN F.F.A. 1; Easterner 4; Blazer 4. Courtesy of FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY | ——— Sy teow i aa a 5011 Ei OT AIS WSARA _ af’ + Ko2Vonay JaMOt YT Y-14-i9F 32.1 ADA oe wrootead ¢b,0 bowl 4st | Aanata AIVLGrvad veoTO .f.2 HonweD tosbote 1 bred qt 0,8, 4 fH Bt ved anh ee.) head roie008 (RCS BPE eS Feat retasfesee (0 8,6 tthe b 19M 23 eed yes 1. hf tied � ,6,5,4 if ace i a et 4 s 2 7 wih =i | = 17) or) i 7 as : 7 ° Da = EASTSIDE HIGH IVAN GRIFFIN Blazer Staff 4; Easterner. RICHARD DEE GROGG Pres. 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Boosters 4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3. Courtesy of THE SAINT JOE NEWS MICHAEL ROSS HABERKORN Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3. LOUISE ELIZABETH HARROLD G.A.A. 2,3; Drama 2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Boosters 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. VAUGHN LEE HAYNES Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. DENNIS FAYE HELBERT Pep Club 3; Easterner 4; Blazer 4; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 1,4. VWiIOMAZAAR eit IEASISIM 3, Usdaasll 76,0 ethene a well mall C8, é Hyon 4 3% CASA AM MTSRASLER P20) ALB. t S aves 22 AAG wow ;0,.5,4 maser’ - 7 8 aM stess le i ae = Ma ay rd oy ah eae 7 - 1 - . tetra Il KRAV ot ee dui) qet 3k boat - dat? delay? ; tg OS re A a a a Bas THIS2 IYAT eV ye mel? 0 reese % dul avt a GRADUATED AFTER EVELYN M. HERTENSTEIN Junior Play; Booster 1,2,3; Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; Senior Band 1,2,3; Y.F.C. 2,3; Easterner. MERLE ROSS HOLDEN Easterner, Co-Editor; Blazer, Bus. Manager; Basketball 1; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; Spanish Club; Student Council Advisor to Pres. 4; Student Council Parliamentarian 4, ESTHER MAY HOLMES Junior Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ETHEL DIANE HOLMES Easterner; Booster 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Beta 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Play. STEPHEN CARROLL HOUSER Booster 1,2,3; Pep Band 3,4; Sen- ior Band 1,2,3,4; Easterner Co- Editor; Blazer; Asst. Monitor 3; Senior Band Equip. Mgr. 3. DAVID HUBBARD F.F Aw Courtesy of KNISELY'S MENS WEAR t °) oor b | RATAN GETRUGKAD vis T2It ani “viva Y ih nf ¢ 4.1 wreel aah wee ’ OLY $4.4 dred roles? (ee reosePps ;¢,8 VCO 2007 BIA co!) prouihd-oD , eased ensovl ;f [fonpoaead epee i dul? crime? ytd soba ge dar 294 of toytvbA donee? teoobentg reiistinemelies Uae pple AZZUGH LANIAAD VENTS -al bt Gapt aed (Cat prt oD MRED y=, 2,1 heed fol ry 0 wetecl4 244% cl aoe gM yhepd hell wdesd CN AGIOM APY AE oh ALT Oe 5 en i TWELVE YEARS MICHAEL HUDSON Easterner 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Junior Play 3. WILLIAM DEWAYNE HUSTED F.F.A. 2,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN KAISER Boosters 1,2,3; Tri Hi Y 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Y¥ FC. 3,4. MARGARET ELIZABETH KEITH Pep Club Sec'y 3; Booster 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2. SANDRA KAY KELLER Cheerleader 2; Booster 1,2,3; G.A.A, 3; 1960 Homecoming Queen. RUTH SANDRA KING Band 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Junior Play 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Boosters 1,2,4; N.H.S. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3; TIReHiy:2,3,4;,Y.F.Ci 334; Drama Ciubi2;32 Courtesy of JENNINGS JACOBSEN SALES AND SERVICE ; 4 Ae AM ahh PESAT A 2 ¥ Ont 24,0 Goeth tC. cab bas af “6. ee fa ie é O.8 OY ATISARLY TITAN ear. yaseqcdl q'oew dyi ) qui Ryo Mee sOyS cd READY TO FORM DENNIS LEE KNAPP Class Play 3; F.F.A. 2,4; Basket- ball 1; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 2,4; Judging 2,4; Band 1,2,3. MARY DEE LIVELSBERGER Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Fi 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Class Play 3; N-H.S. 2,3. MARY ELIZABETH McCLURE F.H.A. 3,4; Booster Club 3; F.H.A. Officer 3. KENNETH MATHES F.F.A. 1,2; Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. Officer 1,2. DARILOU DEE MILLER Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Officer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Hi-Fi 1,2,3,4; Easterner 4; Blazer 4; Drama Club 4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Jr. Class Play. DONNA JEANNE MILLER Pep Club 1,2,354; F.H.A. 1,2; Easterner 4; G.A.A. 3,4, Of- ficer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Play. Courtesy of DR. DARRELL MILLER, OPTOMETRIST ¢ sag VES. 3 VAM SAS 2a resae8 cbf .A.4 4 (2 yet weal duSS gat (6 dul) singed ¢f Thad £2.14 Gand 26.5 gotghet 8 AIQAIRZATVL Wa YAM i den soho 2.0.5 Y= 28,1 based 304.1 1 Oe seul) 72.0 calvendil 7b” beg qed 4.2 2B te eel JAU FooM if V2gASh YAHAM AH. tf del wieon VE AM - waht 2a AM HTAMATR A 24,2) bent Bf A. 1 wviid a Soe ay TOMORROW'S WORLD EDNA SUNNETTE MILLER Ttitiere2,3,4; N.H.S.12,3,4; Hi Fi Band 1,2,3; Boosters 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Spanish Club 4. SANDRA LOU MILLER Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Boosters 1,2, 3,4; Easterner 4; B. of D. Drama Club 4; Junior Play 3; Y.F.C.; Office Cadets 3,4. BRENDA MUTZFEID French 3; F.N.C. 4; Boosters 1,4; Tri Hi Y 4; Drama Club 4; Easterner 4; Office Cadets 4. JEAN ESTHER NEWTON Band 1,2,3; Y.F.C. 4; Pep Band 4. JAMES NORRIS F.F.A. 1; Sec'y 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Band 1,2. DALE WILLIAM PARKISON Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2. Courtesy of HAROLD'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKET j ta) ee re ae Pa 7 ere i © +) of woken? OOS i dk areurGl 2078aD soe Marr waa, CLAM 2ARCAL neraeadl 2S yaad (EAL a tT (2) Uetiewsch oe Wy i 5. baie us, 93 Pa Th 3 hf je] MAAG MAI} iw 21AG iS. Togeted 6.2 Undead e ‘ —o e 7 1) Rorey 3,2 pennO ho TODAY'S SENIORS CHARLES F. PREWETT Basketball 2; Dairy Judging 3; Student Mgr. 2; F.F.A. 4; Drama 3; Pep Club 2,3. MADELON GWEN RANEY Band 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3,4; Hi Fi 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Easterner; Tr Hi Y 233,40. bres, os Fres, 4; Booster 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Junior Play; Drama Club; Office Cadet. CURTIS J. RANSOM Student Council 1; Class Officer 3; FF Awises JUDITH EILEEN REDIGER Band 1,2,3; Booster 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Student Council 2; Easterner; Blazer; Junior Play; Beta Club 3. RANDY E. REINHART F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Reporter 1; Dairy Judging 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Junior Play. DEWEY CHARLESTON RENFROW Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Beta Club 2,3, Treas. 2; Pep Club 2, Treas. 2; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4; Junior Play; Student Council Pres. 4. Courtesy of PARKISON'S T.V. SALES AND SERVICE 1 C= - Peter? eget zips AMIRABD pe griatatL yt eirreal (Pm .A.%.4 58 estas £ dlD gad i TA4AA VWOD WDA ‘7 at BC 20nT (2, 6,8,5 bed ‘revroiay (Bb Geetha ao ft 298 VRS Y Oe mii ineottch 48.1 veteooll ye user -velS roterue 06,8 pobme wabed eb 1 pda Mo meiyil tf 4 i AROURISA (489 10 MTIOUL 207 4 S, i teyeord) 14 , mre micretad 38 lisagodD tuste : SANMBA 3 VWHAA - 29td if pions V phe Ss, { AF @,€,5,0 gutgbal, yrinG jf sohegudl . yall waiaut ¢f deit avi VO HSS MOT2ALAABD THEWR 25 Wedeaot 16.2.2.) Nedtabad weer ,6,8 dulD mem 30,8 doasl eineq? 4X eoset 2 del qed | soil 1b auf) aaaae � LON : b cart Lonsct sustuod ¢ ba 2AOIMA2 2YAGOT ARE TOMORROW'S LEADERS PHYLLIS EILEEN SELTENRIGHT Y.F.C. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL LEWIS SESLAR Track 3; Science Fair 3. PHILIP MICHAEL SHULTZ Basketball 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; C.C. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Hi-Fi 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Junior Class Play; Boys' State. GLENDA SUE SIBLE Girls' State; Class Officer 3; Chorus 4, V. Pres.; Drama 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1,4. JIM L. SMETHERS Band 205-47 .'.c. 152,03. Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2. MARY ANN SMITH Class Officer 1; Easterner 4; Drama Club 4; Booster Club 1,3,4; Chorus 3; Class Play 3; Girls' State Alt. Courtesy of SELTENRIGHT'S MAIN T.V. SERVICE PATTY JOANN STREBIG Band 1,2,3; Boosters 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Junior Play 3. KAREN YVONNE THIMBLAR Boosters 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Monitor 4; Easterner 4; Pres. F.H.A. 2,3. Courtesy of BUTLER BOWL GOOD LUCK TO RICHARD K. SMITH Hi-Y 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Student Council 4; Officer 4; Band 1,2; Junior Play 3. VAUGHN STUART SNYDER Hi Fi 3,4; Band 4; Boosters 1,2. DARLENE JOAN TIMMERMAN Boosters 1,2,3; Chorus 3; F.H.A. 4. JOAN JANE VINSON Cheerleader 2,3; Easterner 4; Student Council 2,3; Officer 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Booster 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Officer 4; Blazer 4. a: | j a. , HT � daasia _ mraiy 32. (AO wh otl (86,8. Y- BF S,t bee ; 0810 +6 Hee volt soinat - a R30 YH? TAAUTS AHDUAY ca 3,i eencod ib bmi 6 AI � f mea a ¥ on 4 a MA AMOT AAO SEAS � AB iC amned (64.1 ence “ ACRILPO SMA, PRES,” i ronwend (6,2 whealspae (3 wo0ihQ :8 8 Yoru sande Sud wetead sO bf seo aaeRS “SG ® cornlB 6 :0008O FAIL ye iM 7 THE CLASS OF 1964! JOSEPH JAMES VINSON Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 1; F.F.A. 4; Easterner 4; School Editor 4; Blazer 4. LARRY LEWIS WALTER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3; Cross Country 1; Junior Play; F.FiA. 3. KAREN KAY WARD Band 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Boosters 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4. TOMMY WALLACE WASSON Class Officer 4; Student Council 3; Officer 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Tem- porary Student Council 4; Boosters 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. A new craze? (Randy Reinhart, Dick Grogg, Mike Hudson). Courtesy of KENNETH WASSON TRUCKING - eta aa a ee rn wos a) mar . ar ‘ bixy att 2 i Sh oe ‘av v : [ ae ‘, fod SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS i Left to right: Tom Wasson, V. Pres.; Sunnie Miller, Sec'y; Dick Grogg, Pres.; not pictured, David Fisher, Treas. The Senior Class is nearing the time when they will be required to take an active part in the world. After twelve years, they will finally assume this role. Some will go directly to vocations, some to the military service, and others to college. They are looking to SUCCESS. In their final year the Seniors were very active. They sold cider, put on a paper drive, had a bake sale, a car wash and a dance. With consolidation of the Riverdale and Butler Schools the class treasury was sufficient to enable them to go on their Senior trip to Washington D.C.. and New York. This climaxed an active and enjoyable, final year. Courtesy of THE KNISELY NATIONAL BANK OF BUTLER = � er syiiuper f iiw got: wedw onl sa@iigaitegen 2i saa % ftiw var} ..taoy oviewi roNA , Oe Sl ai eq avi a snoa ,waniieser O7 vind On liiw entet . alot whit: oY sonitool a4 yadT . geeTfoo o} evodig hae ,solrine yaaa ape lis ioe ? wT .SvRoe® IOV SISew hegdien wih wen eb shes deew t49 6 ,oise slled a bad an! aeuls of3 aloodgé safivil bon slatiawit ett ae : 7 use stains Nees ao ee ae crpeeraee cpdatisrt eat tH My “ie S7RDe a bear pent aid? . aso aiehhend 24 tl ms : AAITUR WO WHAS INAOIT A ¥ Bian le SERN ass os ‘Seppe remcmeties: i endenmect R sae toNes AR Riae it ne ep c0n i on SATS Na i oD lai ERCLASSMEN BAMatininaty EIT eivenmemian @ SENIORS SHOW UND ,2 ‘ f i af 9b) ae ad A ‘ ‘ or de Ri 3 - is i (RRR ee 182 ti Agoenabh ater. he P : ad . hairs “a % : 7 i ® 1h MZ y 7 re ‘ . ; ae : Ni i hit . Connie Akey Dennis Allen Sandra Alwood Marynelle Baker Richard Baughman Jack Bercaw Roc Brown Sarah Bungard Pat Coburn Don Curry Jim David Michele Davis Linda Doub Sharon Evanoff Susan Fetters Doretta Gibson Maria Gonzales Dave Haberkorn Wendall Hose Janice Houser Richard Houser Kent Imhoff Lee Impton Bob Jennings Lonny Keeler Ken Keller Janet Kelley FUNIORS Courtesy of KELLEY PLUMBING HEATING 32 Richard Antrup Max Ault Kenneth Ayers Karen Boylan Sharon Boylan Kathy Brand Darwin Combs Charlene Cook Patrick Crow Sharon DeLong _ Diane Dielman Daryle Doden Karen Fish Louis Fisher Debbie Gearhart Treva Habowetz Jim Harter Anna Mae Hose Vickie Hughes Mary K. Hursh Keith Imhoff Melanie Johnson Yvonne Jones Joyce Keating Dan Kessler Judy Krontz Mike Lake uit eter wii besciolA OM ality iinA cubh MA yew) risvA drones veist? Ruy’ BYVi¥ | giny Viorel ririe dX ctr miigd er io sariol, aquest ¥ B43 Oo woyol mina cet? nico rd ftinet, whet wal let CLASS OF 1965 Judy Miller Robert Moore Les Mullett oris Littlefield lvia McAllister athy Meyer Up | i Ade pa iar li eta i Carol Nebeky Diane Northrup Imogene Nusbau: lilliard Munsey -2lva Mutzfield ‘raig Myers Sita eA ail ica ea Aa Bonnie Prewett Karen Prosser Lois Provines ft oe Nusbaum athie Oiler ‘arol Peachy Jim Rienoehl Jackie Riser Margaret Sabin : ‘erry Renfrow + Jonna Rediger ze onald Richmond Gene Sible Gene Singer Jim Singer Ten Serbert _ “rank Sherer _ Betty Shoudel Carol Staffke Mark Skinner Jack Stemen Vera Smethers John Smith Bob Stiver Judy Stolz Steve Surface Jerry Storer Mary Surfus Marciel Gene Thorp Sudborough Lana Walters A, B. Ward Stanly Washler Diana Trenary Mariam Troyer Carol Tustison Cynthis Wisler Deanna Zeisloft Pamela Zenta Larry Weicht Carol Wellendorf Mike White NOT PICTURED: “Courtesy of MEYER'S SUNOCO STATION Nila Walters tofliM yal sme tiedodl yslti val viadstl lowe) quutinet sand rewwdaevl gavgoenl tiewers sleet twerorl tetas ssniveari chal lisaeiA mit iv oitnaal nid.2 tatty cal we ’ a args ‘72 rset dak Lon wue ‘svei2 eturd yrao acradt sip. astisW saat 1aW UA rufdasW vines valitW stdiayD RolaisS sanastl einsS oleae MRAUTON TOM sietinW allt _ —e a a ® a overs | ma or ia CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ellen Serbert, Treas.; Dave Haberkorn, Vice President; Craig Myers, President; Janet, Sec'y. The class of 1965 started the year with an outstanding magazine sales drive and continued to be successful the rest of the year. Academically, they took advantages of the broader curriculum and enrolled in new and interesting subjects. Members of the class joined numerous activities which enriched their school experience. Juniors at play? Left to right: Dave Haberkorn, Kathy Oiler, Melanie Johnson, and Bob Stiver. Courtesy of DEKALB COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION OF BUTLER 1 Bat 7 : - ie 7 - a in 7 1 4 par y y ia % oe, . e ry @ P , - 7 : | | a - ’ one, 4 W ; i} _ 7 ¢ a4 7 “ ; wv i! 1) arr ae vi a ' ey A 4 =] “a 4 a ¢ Mas , 7 - . . y P- bi “iar. q (va - 7 a ee � or fh v ay a ae _ . ee co P 7 , . ae: - a. ; 1 2 ovid ga? prebliowd ool¥ ymca ve ane hae : = Lon GA etebalasiah fs (IW IRSY ody Hor ae © ne oft to JaGt ag? lulz sda Fedo haw muhotrtioy seheotd sd 16 ener: sees oft lo exer re Rost pulse oan _soneizeax? loose tint bedoinas ‘hte ore eS SOPHOMORES Allen Ault Janie Betz Betty Belcher Brenda Bishop Paul Berndt Joann Black Jim Blume Carole Bowman Mark Bonecutter Cathy Brown Bob Bovlick DeNeal Brown Denise Brown Joy Brown Tom Bryant Charles Burkmire Kay Busche Claude Combs Marvin Buttermore Phyllis Cain Joe Creager Joe Crowl Nick Carr Steve Culler Mike Davis Ralph Diehl Cathy DeLong Barry Dohner Mike Dick erhoff Deanna Dove Todd Dunkle Judy Fee Cheryl Easterday Beth Fields Karen Emenhiser Donna Fry Emery Fuleki Judy Griggs Phil Grussing David Guinnup Oleta Hankey James Harger Cheri Howey Dianna Hudson James Hudson Cathy Haynes Harold Healy Carlyle Holman Helen Hull Shirley A, Hullinger Shirley K. Hullinger Jeaninne Hudson Jerry Hudson Pattie Hudson Courtesy of BUTTERMORE RADIATOR REPAIR, TRACTOR REPAIR s7e8 wtasl qoteA sheagll foal ntact asvavwot slotaD swoon yin nword jesitefl picn va ) Siig rr’) Ifatt) egal uid view svow amcwoO net vhot ahlel ated vet acent quemlietd Beal yawn eral qizkt xecrul yuwolt (md cow nassttl cobett eoceel Sigh) woleth vepolliuk! A yabdld® ragrtiiull NM yel tty TWO YEARS AWAY Cris Weidenhamer Cindy Wilson Terry Wilson Douglas Winn Sharon Worman Jane Yates Pat Zimmerman Left to right: Linda Stark, Sec'y; Jerry Hudson, V. Pres.; Sherry Kasier, Treas.; Patty Hudson, Pres. Courtesy of JANKE LUMBER YARD amiW galgvoll asia W ayvade? rate Y cml, ; Peas Da)! j-reeaT rtacth pared? ;.00r8 .V ,anchuld yrot vise hpatt aust t y 7 ( 4 Vimy a ; q oe va 7 7 thoyebeeeie: ee ee © ere eaten ' 7 a7 CAAA Vee €) om ; i A] Fra Mary Abel Dennis Armstrong Phyllis Amett Danny Beaty Mike Beebe Deborah Bell Lane Brown Raymond Bungard Robert Carpenter Jim Craig Linda Craig. Linda Creager Mike Dielman Don Dohner Bob Evanoff Kenny Geyer Dale Harter Gloria Harter Larry Hook Pamela Holman Bruce Holtzberg John Husted Tom Jinnings Midge Jennings Cheryl Knapp Kathy Laub Karen Leichty FRESHMEN Courtesy of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORPORATION Robert Arnett Dave Arrants David Beard Dennis Bloonfield Steve Brock Steve Brohard Ken Carmmahan Mary Collins Cheryl Cooper Joyce Culler Ronald Czaja Everett Davis John Fetters Ronald Fogle Jerry Furnish Linda Heffelfinger Cheryl He lbert Ronald Hertenstein Anita Houser Peggy Hudson Timothy Hummon Racheal Kaiser John Keith Roger Kitchen Bob Lehner Jerry Littlefield Sam Littlejohn piamnA nedoli sing rt avs] bins five bi sArcolff sirarotl ; bases HSRC i . yrem fyaa7 4 } pubes sign? blaral himwl yest wealistish. ebul! gedistt fyuuld ni oh sa Brew ee wa tink conta cael fA mucudd (zoel T =rinN ‘LoadesA Gui, aot ili wagon varias dod biafalttil yast miolsiatl a128 Brenda Logston Jackie Lorentzen Judy Lothamer Ricky McCann David Miller Dennis Miller April Moulder Dianne Mumma Myra Munsey Juanita Ortez Rick Parker Mildred Prewett Randy Rediger Alice Renfrow Kayota Reinhart Mike Sebert Linda Sherer Nanette Shockley Becky Smith Bobby Smith James Steman Sharon Thimlar Theresa Vinson Nancy Washler CLASS OF 1967 Courtesy of THE GAMBLE STORE, WAYNE AND EUNICE VANPELT Mike Mack Donna Mansfield. Carma Mason Dianne Miller Sally Miller Mary Minnix Jeff Myers Kathy Nebehy Nelson Dennis Mike Provines Richard Reas Kay Rediger Jack Ridge Barbara Schmidt Dennis Schrock Shirley Shoudel Michael Shull Mary Smethers Tom Stemen Becky Stiver Anna Tolson Ronald Wilks Ed Hirsch ae = ae eee = | ON. ee ty Ne rea 7 - pe. Mie ss - a 1 | an 7 Noel AO ZAKS qo e204 of i a e acouM emrxeJ Matlaneld ane 4 ea 2 4, 9 Ste ye hs f a é OU ee ae ht “ offs _ Vania § % CERO oT LE Pale ‘aA ee ¢, ‘ o ¥ i. Vang ‘ rT Pe _ “Aw ‘4 at ae | wes or er ae . FC Ines 2 dale As, OD) AD , ADOC 5 Dis im Vea? ie 2 T � eA i? : . cist toued M La ian - oJ ‘ 2 nial tf� ; ctliw bleak ee drettiP aR se -3. ° f |) he ) ane ae ire? ® a vo x CLASS OFFICERS Left to right--Nanette Shockley, Secty; Kay Rediger, Pres.; Rick Parker, V. Pres.; not pictured, Judy Lothamer, Treas. UNDERCLASSMEN SNAPS Pretting Up! Where all classes met, Courtesy of INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY ————————————————EEOEarO _— |. ee [ ‘ bd ’ os. cn = ie 5, eS 3° § ie by 5 ee? i kiss ee ay io at) ARS as on! A re ‘ aie ie ive ye setont ipniteed? 4 aerT ee 3 ' ) r : 4 : : 2AKK2 WAM2 AOR ; : hi s 7 | nto gebtanan® 2 | 6 aN a: fee . ts eee pods a : aaa | a Lily uaeeires AsTORE MADIHOME wes Pe tsesteteet ee ees SEPe Ags aee 44O4Re eeeegt . hb hadi bas Wineteee POs vue P8664) ¢ esepeet® SSRs eee rer sy taaseeeerrteie eeoeeeetiinn i SeReRseee 49-8 964486 cbhedbheahsi SHEE CUE aSS tees eee POPS REA G CEES Hitt fait e +4 HIGH FUNIOR. RIVERDALE ADMINISTRATION J UNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Ward, Janitor The clean, neat buildings at Riverdale are appreciated by the students and those who visit them. Janitors are busy long hours during the day in order that they be kept in order. Mr. Joe Smith, Principal Mr. Smith's kind, patient manner is appreciated by those with whom he works as principal. It is his responsibility to keep everything running smoothly at both buildings. Virginia Laux, Secretary Virginia Laux serves as secretary both for Mr. Smith at Riverdale and for the School Superintendent, Mr. Ernest Zeller, at Butler. Mr. Moore, Janitor Courtesy of BROWN FURNITURE AND HARDWARE. 42 AOTE MAT ZIV See AOOWD2 HOW ROWY ven ueeeet) (ROA AMiyitiumre is ; as . yori’. Sak iw 4 � , ? 1 ay “ é axe cd lua ieee 2m 32quit bra eteabute ede yd Ongar aul (aun wTte sastaal j iy davis “etre at Yah Saag Ms VTA 4 : “it es � 2952 iid tii sleresiY 4 26 BaVISs 6 A tol tied m Siadeavill Is foodie aly tor inghaigiesgue lias teenws a ; pale: Brenda Baker Sue Beaty Larry Bice Donna Church Lynda Church [lla Cook Beth DeLong Charlene Emenhiser Dennis Freeman Bill Holtzberg Rebecca Honaker Charles Johnson Lerene Laux Sandra Logston Suzanne Mansfield Rowena Moore David Mumma Michael Prentice Jerry Simaonton Jerry Smith Kathy Smith Steve Watson Sheryl Wertman Royce White RIVERDALE SEVENTH Courtesy of ST, JOE BARBER SHOP, JERRY'S and JIGGS MOTOR SERVICE 43 Sandra Bissell Sybil Brattain Melody Carper Louisa Cook Christine Coy Kim Davis Marsha Field Philip Haberkorn Dennis Hart John Kochert Roger Krontz Veron Lake Max Markle William Miller Judy Moore Linda Prewett Richard Roberts Robert Scott Kristine Smith James Swary Van Synder (inest@ ezheree itiesaeS [hye requ S yboleM 00 ) Glal ro ) anteiar 3 sry im (ai9 areata rrodteder qilt nsH «lane + ls ee, z caer, mice rac onl aoay treed jredoz diles?3 cine yew? sacl 4 sbayd na oe 4 a f or a ea D es cn e _ _¢ by Sof 2 a = bas _ = r 2 io a — re uucinda Akey Lorie Allen Marna Ankney Aelanie Carr Dorothy Cobb varry Conine | jordon Dolby Aike Frankhouser jusan Fields teith Kruiser obert Gengnagel ames Graham lerbert Holden ay Littlefield erry Louchs 4 eanne Norris ‘ohnny Ortiz Xoger Reinhart ex Snyder fichael Storer fark Strong ‘arolyn Zimmerman dave Edger Courtesy of HARRY'S TRADING ST. JOE MARKET 44 RIVERDALE EIGHTH POST and Shari Benninghoff Michael Busche Ronald Carper Dan Crow Mary DeLaughter Nancy DeLorine Darrell Fish Kenneth Furnish Ann Kagey Virginia Groves Michael Harter Richard Harter Larry Miller Stanley Miller Richard Mumma Harden Renfrow Richard Rowe James Schrock B etty Waters Christine Webb Kathy Yeiser livigeiansd hadd nine vedniit rage’) bee 4 wo . eal siciovn Is yt Me nino isf] yors 4313 erst] daira itecutrsA s oneal am 2overt J a is a) ¥ mri inedatit taita}h tareoin saeetuid cet) sack W yDon dde'W aj:siet 3 wate ¥ sitet ' a : = = _ ; 7 } ' : : Cela Alwood Marsha Antrup George Angelone Merlin Betz V ickie Bergstrom Catherine Bloomfield Jerry Bungard David Capp Emerson Casebere Bruce Craig Margaret Culburtson Paul Culler Donna Gipple Mary Gipple Dennis Ginder David Higley Dennis Hollinger Tony Hopkins Patricia Huff Wendelin Hughes Dennis Keller Nelson Lower Vickie McCann Doyle Marr Cindy Mock Kathleen Mock Paul Mock EASTSIDE SEVENTH Courtesy of SARAHBELL'S DRESS SHOP and RICKMAN STANDARD SERVICE 45 Reva Armstong Sharon Bearss Pauletta Belcher Rebecca Blume Mary Boyer Melva Brohard Bernadine Church John Combs Sandra Conley Joseph Czaja Alverta DePew Greogory Dohner Dennis Girardat Cheryl Heffelfinger Gary Heffllfinger Cheryl Hose Galen Hose Larry Houlton Lana Kelly Michael Kimple Richard Lane Charlene Mason Lana Mast Randall Miller Lloyd Morrow Kent Myers Dennis Oberlin gocamaAé avell w1io@ aorade tailolad evil 7p e re aerrar = ¢ 4 ecru sagadsH yw } 230M Win | (vada ovioM tauciD siibestsd youre? ain? stax) dosnt, we lett eneetlA wiki eyogoskt mis tinned co wartilatte fi (isi cognitlit: ef Tees Testo ae0h1 aalat) antvolH yrial . ied seal siqenIl Taeisti4 ach | Geeeloiet 10MM srelaed ) se Mi ated of DM Uaieiod Craig Parshall John Prosser Walter Prosser Vickie Sherer Jerry Shoudel Mary Shoudel Karen Thorpe Joe Tolson Darla Vachon Patricia Wegnann Rosanne Webb Karin Whitfield Connie Albertson Larry Armstrong Paulette Bakle Perry Bonecutter John Bowers Thomas Bowman Melanie Carnahan David Cather Judith Cook Susan Derrow Dan Dickerhoof Dianna Diehl SOON TO BE FRESHMEN Courtesy of ZEIGLER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 46 Sheila Reinoehl James Ridge Thomas Seltenright Cindy Staley Jack Steckley Steven Thimlar Carol Vogelpohl Ronald Walter Robert Wasson Janalee Whitman Gary Willibey Jody Wilson Donald Barrett Stephen Baughman Larry Berndt Shawn Campbell Stanley Campbell Janet Capp Lana Combs Deborah Conley Nancy Culbertson Barbara Eakright Larry Fee Richard Fisher ee pat t4 an ee ry hae WEME2E 94 18 OT idooctis® alisdz egbts somal winced Ty Sci gira stis2 (THOW. AQMTZAR o4 _ athe bissco ; 5 ; oat a ; ms ¥ Ct 7 ' a F : : . f i “3 “pcie re af o A a mee 4 : a tice : iImaroR witd.,| . 7 ; ; : a aS oe ay eee « Mythic? e¢s-tueg 20% vanat traded? nez elLA Gary Flood Joseph Fuleki Diane Gach Sandra Gonzales Charlene Graves Sandra Greuter Donna Herzog Jacqueline Hook Randall Houser Michael Krontz Suzanne Krontz Carolyn Lehner Earl Mutzfeld Buford Patton Randy Peterson Billy Roose Thomas Rosenberry Raymond Rowe Peggy Short Leslie Smith Jeffery Snyder Anthoy Teitsch Roger Thimlar Nancy Ulm Michael Wasson Jerry Webb Rita Webb LAST YEAR OF 7R. HIGH Courtesy of DORSEY'S BAKERY 47 Steve Gafken Paul Gibson Kathie Ginder Steven Groff Donna Guy Nancy Hankey Clayton Hursh Michael Kaiser Alan Keep Jack Lehner Martha McCollough Dickie Mack Dennis Pugh Jerry Raney Michael Richards Dennis Zeisloft Martha Searfoss Janet Sebert Linda Snyder Karen Stemen Carol Stevenson Rex Vogelpohl Jerry Walter Larry Warstler William Wellendorf Susan White Diane Worman ) WOW AY AO SAR caste. syed ooadio fsa4 rabai3 alia siyak aherks esirnid wearnH coannveld fos bicgisanY xaF torle V7 yas waeisris W Ne cay hohesiieW o illiw Stul Wf metue agencW isi RIVERDALE SEVENTH BOTTOM ROW: Denny Miller, Van Synder, Royc e White, Kim Davis, Ricky Roberts. SECOND ROW: Ted Miller, Dennis Hart, Jerry Smith, Jerry Symington, John Kocher. Riverdale 17 Fremont 24 Riverdale Orland Riverdale 22 Garrett 36 Riverdale Harlan : Riverdale 22 Ashley 36 Riverdale Leo | Riverdale 23 Hamilton 26 Riverdale Waterloo Riverdale 33 Waterloo 46 Riverdale Woodburn CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Sue Beaty, Rowena Moore, Suzanne Mansifield. | 48 mages apenas aes re Bs k Gait Roth a ee? a4 Sst : i. aoe 3 e. ‘a Le teeal 7 h r a iy at ie % H a - 7 b; oD ’ 0 ; we , 6 Sikes a : ! a ee ele ies ee ‘aire a. d A a i re pq ® ah si a a : 5 ; 3 ny , a, ; ; on oe py SEG ea een ee oe, Ja PASS oot a we ess Py = : ; A | ; 7 be T WO Me AS S2osgern varus Ave a ree HN sitiw sunk Aolng2 wn’¥ wattle we y m retooN tulol tegetye Weel, ules, veel grad ae he sishyevit nes awe A e¥ Pa 2t¢ - tF - ate Liecr i, wrarrat Ns T1sBo y wistaA may i ter: at? oot 2ASGhAIAASH: Je PL: Bei aee=) yey e ” he ree . Lé sish1s v1} ¥ o | sg a - mec — : FIRST ROW: Stan Miller, Ken Furnish, Larry Miller, Mike Harter. SECOND ROW: Terry Loucks, Rex RIVERDALE EIGHTH Synder, Jerry Storer, Herb Holden. Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale 27, 18 38 44 39 Gordon Dolby, Jim Swary. Fremont Garrett Ashley Hamilton Waterloo Nemoany nHoumQrene Kathy Yeiser, Lucidna Akey, Mary DeLaughter. 20 29 42 20 47 49 Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Orland Harlan Leo Waterloo Woodburn CHEERLEADERS a2 aa 7 HTHOV TAAGAST r ae em z | ae Pte Rash es ) Le e i i in er Py Rae; a 7. | ‘ee “Fe 7 Ae b ‘a 5 ‘ -- 7 AS a - my = a0 as Se af 7% cee in ‘7 Yee 4 a “a a j ‘a L aia cee ah Rg tes fe a . Chee.) 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U = ; ¥ 4 ty a 7 ‘ “ € is ' 5 ap ¥ i ; at h a i oe, be = fi ‘ “8 q : upit ¢ 4 é a a ; ar = yl ene cs ; | ‘ be ry , ee 1 hw ” ” : daily rie aa jy a a, , af as 9 “ i. im 4 il) are , SY v 7 x Ly a ala, a) oe ane ’ ax ’ 4] ; - ‘ . én : f i ” 1 4 —_ ose pe 7} 7 2 7 ‘ 4e . : 1 . aA f SP. es f 3 pe end 2 Fi SS Ae inf . « , ees re — ‘ m t ij d —; ao — x , ae 4 + ‘aa , - . - ry a eis a. : 5 Q = Be wD : A , -. as ee =— rc ¥ BE RAY ee a a ee ek es FUNIOR HIGH CHORUS AND BAND FIRST ROW: Nancy DeLorne, Viriginia Groves, Larie Allen, Janet Capp, John Bowers, Leslie Smith, David Cather, Rita Webb, Nancy Ulm, Sandra Gonzales, Diana Dorman. SECOND ROW: Jody Wilson, Dorothy Cobb, Martha McCollough, Betty Waters, Raymond Rowe, Jeff Snyder, Darell Fish, Susan Fields, Mary DeLaughter, Carolyn Zimmerman, Melanie Carnaham. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Norris, Cindy Akey, Anne Kagey, Shelia Reinoelhl, Richard Harter, Herbert Holden, Terry Loucks, Paulette Bakle, Donna Herzog, Sandy Grueder, Marty Searfoss. FIRST ROW: Gordon Dolby, Cindy Akey, Jody Wilson, Sandra Bissell, Brenda Bailer, Lana Mast, Bety DeLong, Vicky Sherer. 2nd ROW: Janet Sebert, Lerene Laux, Charistine Webb, Sheri Benninghoff, Sheila Reinoehl, Jeannene Norris, Judy Cook, Max Manille, Anne Kagey, Richard Lane, Melaine Carr, Melva Brohard, Reva Armstrong. 3rd ROW: Craig Parshall, Barbara Eakright, Dan Crow, Marna Ankey, Jackie Hook, Mary Smith, Ricky Roberts, Janet Capp, Louisa Cook, Steve Watson, Phil Haberkorn, Veron Lake, Keith Kreisher, Bill Willendorf, Mike Storer, Jerry Smith, John Kochert, Ted Miller, Becky Blume, Vicki McCann, Larry Armstrong, Rowena Moore, Steve Gafken, Gary Willibury, Gary Flood, Tony Teuitsch, Gary Heffelfinger, Jack Steckey, David Capp, Stan Miller. wo tO — ae Pay ‘a ed A GUA QUACK HOREEROLY Og Sao acermmeny ieree a rr = Pa ace ee sale Aon � a Oe as % i : - Y SA pif eae pT A 7 i — . of) 2h i 7 es rs . —; ‘ - a Vgikh ay. ‘ed i a eae) - , «, - i] e ke nn a 1 = : a ry , a a i) 4 1 ’ ' . ‘ i ‘ , ) � , - , 4. ™ iv a 7 hi : x i re “o4 S rik “ ; 4) 3 J ss - , q ? - i fei a EP 4 ma ca _— e , hid ® 7 Ps ¥f rt i 1 et 7 abrtiy y . pls yoney] 3 minatot) sthiscd ,odl) wyatt gle W cL é TT S sete Net wWieviolenM as ta run) siselsl4 ste ette yet mine) «side vefins 1d: atin riet i 2 Dl acolo tld eotend «reM rebar : SD ae rr « : rie’ i . iit 4 x —— B; : a, - Ae SPE Dea ate = hws Sy 2 ie ha | , j : . 4 ie ‘ a oe a x 7 .! ” “bier? +4 7) it % rks ir tS oot aad ae. ae y ‘ Dr iti POO 8 te ¥ ry +4 ‘ : Sd 9 ak fa . ‘ wy 7 y 5 ee ‘ et a, “a : at ei? aes if —. ; oev i i at : A ” 7 uy : ' i i : thee ae ws j ee ; f sterot eat waihea? lil Feel wale phi —s rot biedd ils W pulsed seed oceted, See esneb. 4 siclok tao .yoosa 2aaak ¢ Deh GA DARN pe mid wus sth Gilpin audrad rite kag :oxssish (bt) print’ avesg wood esiged ene ie eth iif udead i, hal wefooR udol Ahed ee) Ate wae g sy mel bool? oa yused da! Pivy yen se iad apertco Sek re ice act : ‘ : - Pitesti ag . a Lyd Se pen groans Sn ae . wa SIP ett eg Te 2 bi 4 et Setelgte gres ends Sait ES Ha og os sp nee icae Sih aide - x ‘ ts aoe pretties am a . digs : : ee Tarver 8 2 ge Pi bie so tae ree ‘ dees OFA eRe eo CIENCE CHEMISTRY PHYSICS ADVANCED MATHEMATICS Courtesy of SPNECERVILLE SHELL SERVICE and CASEBERE WELDING AND REPAIRING 54 a) « i . AOVUMAIG - me ha Le 4 . . : x YRTZIAS yu. 7 5 } Ae ar “A , ” , ‘ nas as ere i - Shue 13 3 7 MRE FRCS er uw BY , : haha 2 eet Ale i, ¢ - : } | 4 Car J b ; 20°TAMISITAM GIOAAVGA = eiat +: eee Sete ye i a b (te) j ” MATHEMATICS ADVANCED ALGEBRA GEOMETRY GENERAL MATH Courtesy of MUTZFELD'S and PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY 55 hie Nabe me COMMERCE SHORTHAND GENERAL BUSINESS TYPING II Courtesy of ROGER'S MOBIL SERVICE and JOHNSON'S FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 56 BOOKKEEPING HOME ECONOMICS Courtesy of HIGLEY BOOK STORE and SPENCERVILLE ELEVATOR 57 SOCTA L STUDIES U. S. HISTORY L. BARRETT'S 5.to $1 STORE Courtesy of R 58 ————— AMIOG CALAIS § x i ae = Fisring era 4 eM ‘aes at oe a 1% ip 4 � aa oe? N = ¥ Lie 4 a ey, is ¢ i f YAOTeM .2 13 @ SaOTs l2urt 2! re ; dom r me vin 1a? _ te UF; SHOP GIRLS” PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION Courtesy of COMMERCIAL SHEARING AND STAMPING COMPANY 59 AKO La LE 60 LANGUAGES SPANISH II ° . 2 a ote ms Te ee ee ee we a pee ea | ry fac AX KUDVAL 2s ¥ � a e $ Ax � evik ALS i 3s id fi eS ee ; ay . - a sa wm SA ; Pest un i 7 . at ‘ C3 ay co Fn - ie xg ae aed re 4 | a 4 eS meer. ou it o a tal rs 5 a i ' 7 ees i , 6 Ss ah eo Fe et ‘ a 2 Me “ pee ‘ PALS A SO. ’ eae = � ' i - , 4 ae : | He, ee tec poh 4 s oS ° a, ae ee) a bios ow it H2ZEMAS2 ENGLISH SENIOR ENGLISH JOURNALISM ENGLISH II 61 MeLLAKLTUOL ENGLISH ENGLISH 10 Mrs. Mann's classroom. ENGLISH 9 Mrs. Hample's classroom. Miss Griffith, librarian. 62 bs Pe - iP ne 8 Fe norco hss Whe leyncic Fatih as ed i Te 6 rig a 7 MONTTORS Larry Alwood, Roger . . Nancy Casebere, Chad Dunkle, Retha Erwin. STANDING Fisher, Dave Haberkorn, Mary McCulla. SEATED Left to right ASSISTANT MONTIORS Roy Burk- Judy Stoltz. STANDING Dick Grogg, - Left to right: Karen Thimler, Jerry Ladd mire, 63 � y ee Ps wi ee r , spine 3 Pai qeiaiey j oS. on 9908 boowlsA weet OWKIMA TS aiwil ated nila Ged (syle) yous anigh ot aD kaiOeM ce Me ioonlaed sid svat) on (5 0) TMOM TMAVELCOR “Awe yoH OVMETMA LA .wioi2 ybul. geod Modi selmi T oma Giles of flat . had quae, arian SCHOOL SERVICE WORKERS Cafeteria Eleanor Plunik, Glendoline Ginder, and Dolores Miller. School Service Workers No one is more important to the school than those who keep it comfortable and clean. Too, they are ready to help whenever they are needed. Otis Gall, who has worked as janitor for nearly fifteen years, is planning to retire this year. The School Cafeteria Lunch time is a rushed but pleasant period for the high school and junior high school students who walk to the cafetorium in the elementary building and file, ina seemingly endless line, past the cafeteria workers who serve them with a smile. These ladies also serve for many other school functions. Al Brown and Clyde Chandler. Not in picture, Otis Gall. 64 wks va rw ™ 7) iene ; pa VE ve. ' as - i. if “yp aN ie se a A ots N atone re Ww 4 Ae +% AN ¢g we i i el cm 2 4 be Pay n 4 ) wigus l ema donut ‘witi tolnut bee. (obese ) i f ii ; 7 i D : ns i ite a ee eens be ) 3 tyes} And “Ghd ve 4 al ‘ “ 2 NU WTSao) BvVisGa ‘ 7) hed i I A at} CADAROW AO “I ARR, ‘o} : ) : caf Al { 2 ee Pol Px Nog WSe2 LD iq digw oly atoette thy ni mroicorm) es Lis eaitl MTs wiio +4 ' - Pe ILIHD Viti 23 sii 7 2 refols ve JM eerolet] haa shold snilohwalD pl etodioW solvaede b mm. JObfISe ott cc Moervoqing see We eldarrolitros 32 quad one : isd ot yin onm yomt Qe . . .bebeen ats yor i ( m4 not zostns| oa betrow wat ody | BY aateasiq eb .etasy ose Pah} oa if i ¢ a7} — “9 Od o Te IP St gt As i : oe bh 4 : ; oF é 7 aa aN 7 ) - 4 C) ARERR axe, —.: + . : ; , wa ahs = ; a , , “ : , ) } TD a ‘ ie : op oy ban i f ei ae i yi eK ‘ batt auth + x 3 ) 4A | = : fs sd € ‘r ns a) : RRR 7 oF t at ‘A f ‘ f 7 ? é ’ Mes oF am 6 ( ea ‘ ’ Mar e 4 i yf 4s so ae t4 a r + ry ; ‘ oF. ; , . 5 ‘ ) r ny . Nags A ae r ae a, F ; List oo si ue a: hy Dy = ¢ - 2 Pe y= fa ae. Act eee, Aa, tae ee Rie c Mat ‘3 Pee gs 7 ““k ie, TEMPORARY STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Shari Kaiser, Kay Rediger, Ken Keller, Tom Wasson, Jerry Hudson, Dan Kessler, Rick Parker; Advisor, Mr. Wilder. The Eastside Student Councils, both temporary and regular, faced many problems, but with the help of their Advisor, Mr. Wilder, they were equal to the challenging task. The temporary Student Council members were selected from each class of the Riverdale and Butler schools. This group drew up the constitution under which the Student Council now operates. The preamble to the constitution sums up the purpose of the Student Council. It states: We, t he students of Eastside High School, in order to provide for student participa- tion in school government, establish better understanding between faculty and stu- dents, afford training in citizenship; and insure sincere respect for law and order, do hereby establish and ordain this constitution for student government in Eastside High School. Courtesy of KAISER PLUMBING, ELECTRIC, AND HEATING 66 sf 2 elo ce road orwk pmoew i GT ot age aaae ye eta deel. ink ' LI at ad ht) peep TR, ead MoX WITS. VLA Tere Mid MRS uaz): ilies obied (107 lenie onoge Word, oR nie re waa a a fi 16 @2sky Anwe rags) Belsehes arse Re sabe arpoksene’ te ta j cohagyc (roca eeepc, led A(t. WSL) ge ain’ y se@lvorina Mal 1 hie sPOIA TTY) WOG cone i ay) is are Mean DSi Wp MLR Og Ba 9 A ug vide paiattyemon ony (o he _ ‘a listen tosbwte 20) (YEE OF Ven De fooled i abiltinith te enna 2 ie bas VWiliiel wowed galt tebveny, Pate ibe? : Prcratgcts nied iobxo bre wal voit tyeqeta's aes Scenes etiam at on r ejaeS’ ni Jorn wi i aie 3 Ti DEENA: cath 9 dans : y.. : ie it aa J e ie. ‘ i eg my i) i Tr ye. wt ’ ris oO, in nea Y 7 iy j REGULAR STUDENT COUNCIL SY SITTING: Lois Provines, Cheryl Bowman, Kathy Oiler, Tom Wasson, Dick Smith, Rick Parker. STANDING: Wilder, Advisor; Jerry Hudson, Kenny Keller, Dave Haberkorn, Jackie Lorentzen, Dewey Renfrow. OFFICERS President, Dewey Renfrow Secretary, Cheryl Bowman Vice President , Dick Smith Advisor, Mr. Wilder Courtesy of WENDELL W. COOPER, JEWELER 67 | Ascend a2 wecseht ate at yet henley eatnoel mat IE verted - qed .nonwwend sidout , reopatunahaie 700 selio qari?) .coubalt yet oat _ g ’ | ZAROVAO wots! yews, , wobinedt runt newt ,genterived ‘Siest dott) ,arnbhet ealV¥ tebliw 2h ,xonivibA paeye antl ca J wu, on ial ie Fo) a, 4 yf ae a a ss ‘ ia ; a as — 7 t J ip + ie - EASTERNER STAFF SITTING: Ronnie Fee, Sandy Miller, Judy Rediger, Lloyd Beard, Madelon Raney, Darilou Miller, Donna Miller, Diane Holmes, Mary Smith, Glenda Sible. STANDING: Merle Holden, Mike Hudson, Joan Vinson, Karen Thimlar, Evelyn Hertenstine, Betty Ferguson, Larry Walters, Jane Burkmire, Hobart Griffin, Ivan Grif- fin, Steve Houser. No group is more pressed for time than the annual staff. Deadlines seem to come too quickly, and unexpected developments are always waiting ahead. Writing, typing, selling, planning, and picture taking make the time fly for the staff members who spend many free hours during the year working to prepare the Easterner; however, when it is all over, they have the pride of accomplishment.. Miss Bowyer, Advisor Merle Holden, Steve Houser, Co-Editors Courtesy of DR. E. V. BLUME, VETERINARIAN 68 eruct] .22( iM wife , yaned colobe .bessl hyell. 192 ait 5A a ote oe et he - -Th¥) oo 1¢ ot (PRR A i ,aflixe) ived ond pak int OETA vhawd eal steel sk ssbidH uhelt HAIMA TS , whoa dice? ye jasenick( wel wi seal wtaW pig sag et (eritenesrelt ayloed , - ‘ re ; eae ae. WHS st bowser orm ot Om vid - miper atalino! Tyre Leuenn si - be tosqxsnu t bas ,vidoiup 00) 3 be Beriaw egewls can etosaD yeilise .yaiqy) .2chitaW. ait alas Biiaas eral bea BA me r and BLAZER STAFF Left to Right: Joan Vinson, Larry Walters, John Smith, Margaret Sabin, Mary Kay Hursh, Imogene Nusbaum, Ron Fee, Hobart Griffin, Ivan Griffin, Steve Houser, Merle Holden, Darwin Combs, Lloyd Beard, Judy Redi- ger, Kathy Meyer; Miss Bowyer, Advisor. The Blazer has done a fine job of informing the students and faculty concerning happen - ings of the school. Its tireless staff of ten were seen working at their typewriters, doing interviews, or checking on facts. The staff also had the responsibility of writing the weekly Eastside High happenings for the Saint Joe News and the Butler Record Herald. Miss Bowyer, Advisor; Merle Holden, Business Manager; Joe Vinson, Editor; Mary Hursh, Copy Editor; Imogene Nusbaum, Downtown News Editor. Courtesy of KELLEY PLUMBING HEATING 69 remedial? mesgor) dent wast pia hel tvragpeM yisine? aft lew yaad | moealY nsol. nlge to -beF yiwt tual hyoll dint? siwetl .cshtubl alo acl avert ot iawet ali beegsen ne wRRA ray eto ae ane _ yaintexetn t 0 ot 2GF a snob tat ” -proqyed YilimEdonco yiivak? ban ent lo Vet sester 2! endaes BSS KWORT ET Ti ori? 38 wth coer a ces epoca 70 a f , x 2% eebeRT of ' Pee ted rt oe olin Moen tend peo 7 ‘ 2. « : Ce tA ee Dees { + A he - ‘ ° 7 7 re _ , } i : @ : yi a! DRAMA CLUB L.-R., ROW 1: Janie Betz, Carol Bowman, Tom Studebaker, Brenda Mutzfeld. ROW 2: Roy Burkmire, Hil- liard Munsey, Dewey Renfrow, Mike Haberkorn, Dennis Knapp, Richard Houser, Pat Crow. ROW 3: Shirley Hullinger, Helen Hull, Sandy Miller, Maria Gonzales, Diane Oberlin, Dick Grogg, Glenda Sible. ROW 4: Darilou Miller, Karen Fish, Imogene Nusbaum, Carl Dohner, Mike Hudson, Madelon Raney, Vera Smethers, Michele Davis, Louise Harrold, Merle Holden. ROW 5: Mary Smith, Marcy Sudburough, Carol Steffke, Dar- win Combs, Jim Harter, Suzie Steffke, Nancy Casebere. The Eastside Drama Club was very active the past year. The Club pre- sented a Christmas skit to the school as well as a play later in the year. Under the direction of two very capa- ble sponsors, Mrs. Eddy and Mr. Murphy, the members learned to de- velop greater public speaking ability. Each member has spent long hours in learning his part for the plays. L. to R.: Mrs. Eddy, Sponsor; Madeline Raney, Sec.; Dick Grogg, V. Pres.; Karen Fish, Pres.; Mr. Murphy, Sponsor. be Courtesy of PEACHEY'S O.K. ' CLEANERS 70 a ( o ' . a 4 ey Ney tig Gl aie ; od pa) i % Ory a. . Yaad 1 yen Part ay a Tak Y Molds ese ‘ j A a wy p xf he wn . ‘4 ' Py v ) ay i r ‘ 4 ‘' 5 sey aa _ Sy: j nike = i Yi ly se ean ie oF � y � Pash’ a é OP : vie ad ae ot oe Sa Sab dt ob ¢ oy 124 , etre dee? vol G VAD tele cbvesd .seolesha nT aenuall Le . wil otek AT WOR all st gate WOR wea? w0% .wawedt feo a. ayer aie | wtomtwl al sitive , vena yous coef ie 4 WOR .sidl? abasll) ages dod]. aid on eitl ati WORD wha cebiret you? olf osfstt jr 16dromi, ntoV vowed ealphes .s wba WAM , tesatiot? Le cemaeeieadlt deatryeerel it warat . lM | separ cnt ag@tor? fowD ,fgqurmdhal? youll . died nate 2) WOM -enloel Se « bievwH aelaod va a spodavald yuri bie 2 aha some oh a yxy sow dulD sarer] shtate ent 4 ot ots eirit J of? . 1994 teaq oft evel igorine Sh) Ot tia eemiahd) TR, ont ai stel vale 2B iow . nips Etsy awl To notivarity og al ib 7M bap qbba «3! a xongogae . ast bers ont 3 re ort. : Cities 2 al diey 300 mee : = a f 7 outs in rag oft oe f _ iad sin Ser, Sd ee 4 - ae 4 eal - pul - ae Loa ai a iy | prep ts wet Fe yesh ae ae ae Baebes) ety 7 cS: : aa hor — f 7 o oe 7 ' _ ys = i 2 . SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Diane Oberlin, Sally Miller, Shari Kaiser, Anita Houser, Vickie Hughes, Judy Griggs, Joyce Culler, Mary McClough, Janet Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sherer, Belva Mutzfield, Karen Fisl, Janet Kelly, Jane Yates, Linda McCann, Mary Provines, Carol Wellendorff, Marsha Myers, Mrs. Posey. THIRD ROW: Janice Brand, Todd Dunkle, Dewey Renfrow, Darylle Doden, Craig Myers, Frank Sherer, Allen Amstutz, Denny Reinoehl, Merle Holden. FOURTH ROW: Michele Davis, Sunnie Miller, Dennis Allen, Vaughn Haynes, Beth Fields, Judy Scott, Sharon DeLong. The Eastside Spanish Club set a goal of trying to learn all they could about Spanish countries and customs. Be- sides having several parties, they put on a skit before the student body. Their sponsors, Mrs. Posey and Mr. Sherer, gave them helpful guidance in all their activities. Two years of Spanish are required in order to join the club. The club president is Frank Sherer. Janet Kelly Karen Boylan Sec'y Vertes: Courtesy of THE BUTLER LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY ig Ta ve . « ¢ Ne. 4 . J - 4 Pats oe , ry Ses Vim, ; J hn 4 é vA an ( Pn . : ; ra i : ah. ‘ore ; Pele ig PY ri oF i¢ a a i. 4), ie od ; @ f oy ¥ t ' a iy i. ah — ha] ’ a) ie 1 i , a tary oat PA LY j a I. é bybul. exdgedt aor ened ate cooled ined ps) pila attiogO east «WOe UG ist enya blotlrroht avi ered? svt WL ORR yee peaked, (fee (nah 52 (OST ONT pont octet pomeyt vii’ DieetloW RRA ae er isk ARO Menett sees ff, roils prope actor? pwoeyld geet cutee? Ofiygall era Weet) � eles Ba boreal cttoweY vshté shoest) peli rue orb of) stocdooM’: BOA PIP AMOS eabiolt alee ditoceliall uniet vores grada® whut. ,hiter? ied el 7 i inog dom dulO deiue? sbiasesR Se wads Bhiey yal) [le ares) of alee -O8 -alaorens bes eeitingoo abe var! ,wehtteq inieves giver, SbF ybod instuta “alt wroled ida’s 2 wit O85 wieol .33M .cxoenede Te sonsiabing Lethe cmos OVS, 7928 asivltoe vieds fe basivpal Sq Galuenqg bs a er he dole ont bol 6d ae amhval’ irae evi iV OTM tne af Mobieong ch . io — FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Jack Ridge, Sam Littlejohn, Roc Brown, Kieth Imhoff, Ed Hursh, A.B. Ward, Dick Grogg, Mike Hudson. SECOND ROW: Steve Culler, Jim Stemen, David Beard, Raymond Bungard, Charles Prewett, Larry Kinsey, Evertt Davis, Kenny Ayers, Joe Crager, Gene Singer, Gene Wasson. THIRD: Mr. Guinther, Ronnie Wilks, Stan Lake, Mike Davis, Steve Surfus, Bob Gerber, Allen Ault, Kenny Geyer, Dennis Knapp, Phil Grussing, Randy Reinhart. FOURTH ROW: Mike Mack, Hillard Munsey, Lloyd Beard, Joe Vinson, Ronnie Fee, Mike Sebert, Max Ault, Bob Jinnings, Jim Harter. FIFTH ROW: Curtis Ransom, Roy Burkmire, Jack Stemen, Jerry Storer, Barry Dohner, Charlyle Holman, Pat Crow, Lonny Keeler, Joe Nusbaum, Darwin Combs, Stan Washler. SIXTH ROW: Gene Sible, Bill Husted, Harry Logston, Tom Stemen, Ronnie Rich- mond, Bob Moore, Larry Walters, Nick Carr, Larry Flood, Bob Evenoff, John Justed. The Eastside Future Farmers of Amer- ica were large in number and success. With the able assistance of Mr. Guin- ther, the Eastside Chapter produced some excellent judging teams, farmed some land, and learned the art of parliamentary procedure which they closely follow at all meetings. FIRST ROW: Jack Stemen, reporter; Dick Grogg, vice president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Guinther, advisor; Pat Crow, secretary. THIRD ROW: Randy Reinhart, president; Steve Surface, treas- urer; Jerry Storer, sentinel. Courtesy of CASEY BILL FARM EQUIPMENT 72 NOW AO BA a Ld oct ae ‘etent Jmid eve — ? tee ol 1501 maz aye 3 dott WOR’ na Weths 4 ive) ermete ord, ioGwO-awese sve eripesaiany ACM pen , wegen ened TaQny ue week youre .abvatl 2 00 verre wolih leo? doit ans owe oivetl eats pores eM Coe ball doa gitte (WOU RT ATADT melee dD. viene ie.) VA CTI saduelhi coll, jagalil) dad scl ant peda Mh yoru vat) set mpeelet alylipD space! (ast , west yash, a be Dah 0 , Set ane “WOR ATR . relheW al i dail Goad pr ed 460) .eleW wel sold heed Pa -some. Ki aeerte 1 sale) Brags ih eoclituas. ot oy i ona “tive . th te mE ey 3 bh. r pose A ie ae 2 DAIRY JUDGING DISTRICT OFFICER SEATED: Stanley Lake, Charylel Holmon, Lloyd Beard, Randy Reinhart, Pat Crow. STANDING: Mike Hudson, Hillard Munsey, Nick Carr, Bob Gerber, Darwin Combs, Bob Moore, and Ronnie Richmond. Gene Sible, District Sentinel GENERAL LIVESTOCK JUDGING SEATED: Mike Hudson, A.B. Ward, Dick Grogg, Stanley Warshler, Joe Creager, Roc Brown. STANDING: Gene Sible, Joe Nusbaum, Jerry Storer, Jack Stemen, Max Ault, and Bob Jennings. Courtesy of BUTLER SHELL SERVICE 73 ee ry ag an, (baad , bust reer pene lot avail Shoe | erent bee) ee ht OATS oe eledat tox weeghidell wew aberne iat it aos zi - ow we Tos: ie oman A ‘ at f Ree. we iby iss Pare sh al eseial witha’ leniteead Tuizm@l] .eldi2 sags MIOGUIE ROOT AKARWRD eM Pale ep ae hay, oF Wa ne Saree Ho SS ee ‘ FIRST ROW: Joan Vinson, Diane Holmes, Mary McClure, Mary Surfus, Karen Ward, Diane Mach. SECOND ROW: Miram Troyer, Diane Washler, Pat Strebig, Mary Hursh, Kathy Kaiser, Cathy Leason, Diania Zeisloft, Betty Belcher, Sandy Worman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rowlett, Sharon Thimler, Deanna Dove, Jane Burkmire, Karen Thimler, Jackie Riser, Sharon Boylan, Thersa Powell. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Thrap, Nancy Short, Midge Jennings, Carolyn Thropm. Members of the Eastside Future Homemakers of America are pre- paring for the time when they will be required to manage their own homes. Besides learning about home- making, the members are taught to be leaders. The F.H.A. strives to train its members about the democratic liv- ing and having homes with love and security. Left to Right: Treasurer, Thersa Szeman; Secretary, Phyllis Cain; President, Phyllis Seltenright; Vice President, Pat Zimmerman. Courtesy of DARI-TREET 74 wx ww a a 4 of AMA Se Pe nun ae. . - — ae -. ‘ = re on + F nat i ey uA Rin aie aise | des, Lali od . « v 7 bieW sare ,ctibw yet wal Gah (aM woadol seek? cont’ cack WOR ow mi ooweal yield wate yield , deol reat A grows Wat yoligaW seeij , yt mmegl Whew qa. eve sae ,wlmlds peste , pelo 2M WOR CARE .asarwir vonne , fotot 1 os oh rT Mie MOR TT Au .vewell aseati (tek) yi ig Serpe wail aisonl, ante a i topo? ory toa’ ai : , omer’ obiemad ort lo ax O71} 274 apizend:A lo ervedes iw YX nontwe sit ogy rol y ew, vise Sohail OF DS ‘HO TNs yonrvesl eeblesH | of es wane reeiroeeney ody: PS | 7. =i ret ns ee ¥ Epo NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Vicky Hughes, Linda Doub, Michele Davis, Darrell Doden, Diane Holmes, Sharon DeLong. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schubert, Steve Bennett, Dewey Renfrow, Frank Sherer, Phil Shultz, Richard Houser, Dan Kessler, Allen Amstutz. THIRD ROW: Joe Nusbaum, Larry Alwood, Chad Dunkle, Cheryl Bowman, Dennis Allen, Dave Fisher, Madeline Raney. FOURTH ROW: Judy Fediger, Sharon Boulan, Ellen Sebert, Carol Wellindorff, Sunnie Miller, Janet Kelly, Don Curry. The National Honor Society is a combination of the Riverdale Beta Club and the Butler N.H.S. To- gether they were a large and active group. The Society is a national or- ganization and is made up of students who rank high in their class in scholastic achievements. L. to R.: Don Carry, Treas.; Michele Davis, Sec.; Dave Fisher, Pres.; Steve Bennett, V. Pres. Courtesy of DIEHL'S JEWELRY STORE 75 Alueisd? nacudelt aoe] ,aokuw] Vee? ,cbvutl sledadd death abaid , sadigutl yo oF H falA sslactt Lat) .2eowld Merl .wodindl yowell uttevarsth. svnse wearin? wedt AWD, i sidawt) bat? Jeowis wound Ae haul gol, wht) craey nore welll tre consil2 ,egiSed yoo WOH Creaey | anjinheM and aved ena rnc) al eded son OL old plivaud ,Yoobar oo l yao? tonolt fk fil oiuleisyi 9 ort Yo a “ot. OE A wired oF a Svikws tur) ogzel STOW “ti lenolinn « et yisteod s aisle w gy abem al baits mi gegls tied st dgids | upmetraprale GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIA TION FIRST ROW: Joanne Miller, Cheryll Easterday, Judy Griggs, Donna Miller, Judy Lothamer. SECOND ROW: Melanie Johnson, Shirley Hollenger, Becky Stiver, Pam Holman, Nancy McKean, Nannette Shockley. THIRD ROW: Sara Bungard, Betty Belcher, Sue Steffke, Carol Steffke, Sandy Worman, Marcy Sudbrough, Judy Miller. FOURTH ROW: Judy Stolz, Betty Fergerson, Phyllis Cain, Shirley Keller, Denise Brown, Jane Burkmire, and Miss Cool. Members of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation take part in sports activi- ties throughout the year. Included among these are bowling and swim- ming. Left to Right: Secretary, Cheryl Easterday; Treasurer, Carol Steffke; Vice President, Pam Holman; President, Donna Miller. Courtesy of DAL'S NEWS STAND 76 i WOH C4NOU2 reuse) vba. rel one Hggitd Wie dednduion here 912M ence a wali —_ ates cated your .aacvtelt mot sevia qlee, 4 qolvinte much maiM .ngertoW yb? od lot lors wale and Patipied hed , ome x aad suited] aati voli tind alii cocmaaal “ Adest pits: A-BTAWOR BOOSTER CLUB The Eastside Booster Club set a goal of at least ninety members in the cheer block at each home game and forty-five at each game at other schools. The club has pep sessions before the games and strives to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit. The members are required to wear white, and they are to yell as loudly as they can! Left to Right: President, Dennis Helbert; Treas- urer, Imogene Nusbaum; Vice-President, Carol Wellendorf; Secretary, Judy Rediger. Sponsor -- Mr. Hansen. Courtesy of DAME'S CLEANERS 77 a) 5s ers, a -_ ocean 4 wiih ors ) as. pes. tage @ jaa dul’) tezeoot sbie on) stt arocienant yioria tas hae agtey emcl ose te doef : THis te sory dose ta vit af) Steed enoinase qog and ¢ a ba of mont oes 68 TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Belva Mutzfield, Vicki Hughes, Janet Houser, Maria Gonzales, Donna Miller, Diane Diehlman. SECOND ROW: Linda Doub, Ellen Sebert, Cathy Oiler, Sylvia McAllister, Janet Kelly, Cheryl Bowman, Marlotta Ault, Retha Erwin, Sunnie Miller, Betty Fergison. THIRD ROW: Lois Provines, Evelyn Hertinstein, Sandy Alwood, Ruth King, Nancy Casebere, Madeline Raney, Sara Bungard, Carol Wellendorff. Tri-Hi-Y is dedicated to helping its members and others understand the principles of Christianity. After a late start, the club became active in school life and hopes to be even more active next year, when they should be able to get off to a good start. FIRST ROW: Mary Livesberger, Sec.; Chaplain, Darilou Miller; Treas., Belva Mutzfield; SECOND ROW: Cathy Oiler, Sec.; Madeline Raney, Pres. Courtesy of BOWMAN PAINTING AND DECORATING AND DR. WENDELL D. HUGHES, DENTIST 78 eveidoX? seniG ha Mikk sare) siden slield xii ree jal pncanas eee bee (WASS? N eal, , raditlA.gi4 = ivewt. , eRe x phere hte diodes iteeh! nen ; anne be WO QAeTT alge yaa hivchtslis'W ita diagram om? , veces so te ba , aera omg gan pie 2 yninlod oO) Dateo(beb.al ¥ iR yet bratayvhan woado bea 2: , Wianljaiad) Jo 29 ormhood ctitis i .Jiate sieh @ 2 a} aerod bas anit pe aapalns nntv say iner ovitoe boog 6 OF No i299 67 ofda od b FIRST ROW: Dick Bercaw, Jim Rienhoel, Mark Skinner. SECOND ROW: Darwin Combs, Carl Bryant, Dick Grogg. THIRD ROW: Phil Shultz, Craig Myers, Dick Smith. The Hi-Y is dedicated to the pro- moting of high ideals and of the Christian way of life among its members. By the start of the second semester, it was well- established at Eastside. The Hi-Y Officers are: Dick Smith, President; Phil Shultz, Vice-President; Carl Bryant, Secretary; Craig Myers, Chap- lain. Courtesy of WARSTLER'S TONSORIAL EMPORIUM 79 f ‘ thy “Gf ) 4 y SFR hs UTR 8 Se RLSM Ad oa 8 Se Ae eee Ita re ¢ ‘ad i ry al WORF MOONS ose Ft godin ial wall, wkoesd torT GR ; uti’? doi? weevil? qhan eel itt (WOR OAMET | Were e — m . . 4. 7 Site imo) Vii 4d = €FTR) hd 0y3 iueteygibot at ¥-is ot? i ip wteshi tigid leg 110 a) tk Syebieo he any i yaonts oll In yow netiesa aoe ghar) SMa 0 jo Pipe oh) Yl 2 Tede bees -tlow aew Gf ,vseomen bao . oer Rad e . | ay aw , ¢ d i fs iit siaehiaeeyy fd ea L-ROW 1: Sunnie Miller, Cheryl Bowman, Dan Kessler, Michele Davis, Diane Oberline. ROW 2: Jerry Hud- son, Cheri Howey, Kay Rediger, Ellen Sebert, Vickie Hughes, Oleta Hankey, Jerry Sherer, Chad Dunkle. ROW 3: Linda McCann, Linda Sherer, Deborah Bell, Carolyn Thorp, Anna Hose, Kota Reinhart, Raymond Bungard, Judy Griggs, Dennis Bloomfield, Kathy Brand, Leslie Strong. STANDING: Steve Houser, Pat Crow, Vaughn Haynes, Maria Gonzales, Ronald Kitchen. OFFICERS From left to right: President Phil Shultz Publicity Mgr., Kathy Oiler Advisor, Mr. Morrison Head Librarian, Mary Livelsberger Asst. Librarians, Diana Oberlin, and Cheri Howey Vice President, Dan Kessler Secretary, Linda Doub Treasurer, Madelon Raney Asst. Publicity Mgr., Michele Davis 80 AOA AG a s ae a Seale agile ays ‘sis ie Sere pa ae me —e : a me tus HOR actteadO® sak eee) stosteet 2 busi ant wheewell heat? nal DA wlapuic af bic Bs! CO fat vue ‘andl ateh? .cotourt older treed aultl gees yaa yyowor nod yf et machciat® ait welt anvuh. gust aces) te dasedotl pam akties «ieee niass Se yRaaS baat rae TMA? cunt set Doe ydioll Batata spgho-oo Sage =i, actt gourd 141: nae Anite : : ; | nodvrlt blow aolmae) stam .acryabt wigan ¥ ' WABOIVAQ FE : -wigix of Met ae cuit Ua scatman wltO vile ,.1M wk duet eueisoM 2M os wgritiast. yu antrondal ‘ qoveok? tek? baew liv) bins] petra ywilwadt on joshi red aeetbd 5 yors colebadsé q ahvekt ofodotid ,. rgd yriotlal 3 ' 2 ly RP, tT HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW 1: Patty Hudson, Cheri Kaiser, Nanette Shockley, Sarah Bungard, Madelon Raney. ROW 2: Peggy Hud- son, Jeanne Hudson, Jane Kline, Carol Bowman, Marsha Myers, Linda Daub, Kathy Oiler, Darilou Miller, Mary Livelsberger. ROW 3: Frank Sherer, Paul Laux, Bill Myer, Larry Alwood, Phil Shultz, Tom Bryant, Tony Feutsch, Roger Kitchen, Nancy Warstler, Dennis Armstrong, Jean Newton, Carl Dohner, Louis Fisher, Jane Yates. STANDING: Jerry Storer, Denny Bloomfield, Betty Ferguson. MA7ORETTES Carol Wellendorf Janet Kelley Theresa Powell Betty Dilley 81 o bgaal vaof . ak 1 TRF a 3S WOT. OIA wate] . aeym sont a mdZ, wel ,wolT shoal ,reetlet? he moiorelt wee si past yditesl both ey acai , an Monte rrtal . bleed Mi Aba eeu fu be 7 wai 4) a5 atrs ft, | ¥ 7 “ a a joan aolubehd bagel dere pas sisius ee ies my = aa he nbd y Drum Major, Bill Mye CE OO A AINE Te as = @ rcrace sr ae garert ae —snegapementnes one genre aeate te Q = =a RO Oo | =n = : = | 3 SO = a) CVUAS SMIOA LM PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Sunnie Miller, Cheryle Bowman, Dan Kessler, Michele Davis, Cheri Kaiser, Sarah Bungard, Madelon Raney. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hudson, Cheri Howey, Kay Rediger, Ellen Sebert, Chad Dunkle, Peggy Hudson, Jeanne Hudson, Marsha Meyer, Linda Doub, Kathy Oiler, Darilou Miller, Mary Livelsberger. THIRD .ROW: Linda Sherer, Deborah Bell, Anna Mae Hose, Judy Griggs, Rick McCann, Janice Houser, Paul Laux, Frank Sherer, Larry Alwood, Roger Kitchen, Bill Myer, Nancy Warshler, Larry Armstrong, Jean Newton, Carl Dohner, Jane Yates. STANDING: Steve Houser, Pat Crow, Raymond Bungard, Dennis Bloomfield, Betty Ferguson. HI-FI-BAND Piano, Jane Yates; FIRST ROW: Marsha Myers, Chad Dunkle, Carol Bowman, Kathy Oiler, Darilou Miller, Jerry Hudson, Jerry Sherr. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Bowman, Madelene Raney, Carl Bryant, Dave Fisher, Frank Sherry, Louis Fisher. THIRD ROW: Von Synder, Paul Laux, Bill Meyers, Phil Shultz, Larry Alwood. 83 shysit sian ola etl aeeanwall shyt pekie re rea rat gion ved ogee Made) notkalt wie’ WOR ¢ rai wyetd oth vim mont] , ci t? vibe, sort tal? eee benta of abinct, ArwQoM Aoi egqest voit eet oct sank Mell d wel eer, wiitieersah red yooh! yout aye, Leet ‘ua “a repel) lett ool sie eagereit hana, weet 984 teanetl quel? 1 4 } Va wis ras ‘ Kat Yen 2 v se ee : a fas ' } “i , ; ; 7 ot I - cy © 9 aly estal ,22O4 soled eehit ' eto Lovee yah bent ‘ ve ally i OE TRIES yee syed peel andl? ava meso tat A sel a0 =a WOH Ut eas F. a oo ae pa Ban. sae tata “helene Ah eee a CHORUS FIRST ROW: Marynelle Baker, Glenda Sible, Mary McCollough, Cheryll Helbert, Marly Searfoss, Kent Im- hoff, Chuck Smith, Charles Prewette, Shirly Hullingner, Joyce Culler, Melanie Jonson, Janice Houser, Ann Prewett. SECOND ROW: Maria Gonzales, Diane Dillman, Nancy McKean, Carol Wellindroff, Marceil Sud- brough, Dennis Nelson, Jim Reinoel, Dennis Allen, Jackie Lorentzen, Judy Stolz, Jane Betz, Sue Vogopla, Pam Moulder. THIRD ROW: Ellen Sebert, Vera Smethers, Sandy Alwood, Penny Bebee, Sara Bungard, Terry Ulm, Darwin Combs, Jack Stemen, Cathy Meyers, Pat Coburn, Barbara Smit , Mary Hursh, Lana Walter, Sharon De Long. FOURTH ROW: Carol Steffke, Carma Mason, Sharon Boylan, Sue Steffke, Eugene Thrope, Craig Myers, Max Ault, Betty Belcher, Sandy Worman, Connie Akey, Cheryll Knapp, Nila Walters, DeNeal Brown. The Eastside Chorus became very well known the past year both in the school and in the community. They appeared at various churches, held a concert. before Christmas, and sang at as- semblies several times. The Chorus of members of all grades whose voices blended perfectly. East- side appreciates the work of the chorus and their director, Mrs. Morrison. Officers: Pat Coburn, Librarian; Glenda Sible, Vice President; Ellen Sebert, Secretary; Carol Wellendorf, Treasurer; Jack Stemen, President; and Melanie Johnson, Publicity. 84 pre orien V0 ’ ‘ ont snc anwvV , prombae meld ‘WOR CMT 9 rf a ? 4 on va ) , Agee nh “rid | witttt vbad ly oll sical lod Lid soyet “waeiiullolty Pela cstettielte dS stale a Bae i Pit mutitalW |! : se A O° ( oostt lst) oat? jesieniel? «bom ; west a) LD ia ein gael is poten odnal, VA ple faoetbads nail ,costolt al nek 6 i� i a ; (rub , ere a +24 shah bold wits) ,2orterit Aoel adoro mi wy: m m2 ue nigel grtom etna ant arte ey iter 4 fasok) “Wit HT AUCT. ere ‘ Liven . vor’ cn? , See qlend todo ly viel eA, Mt lho Yaey eareoud art lode Oth ict ride san bossy pont | wee haan teal aot ae 16 yO: eye ae | satay: te ee ee be ssa mL eH ey 4 F bh A nn, errr eT a umnnital Pay rea 2 one 4 Fa | f VW ' iy ee é ty, , a BN | oe _ — rc + ' : dines js ae eS “54 an Ya a’. as by ROY, r A see ts ‘tag ; a i mS i chee = Be - - 3 � ee, CONFERENCE CHAMPS FRONT L. to R.: Chuck Smith and Jim Bloom, student managers. SECOND ROW: Jim Rienoehl, Larry Walter, Terry Wilson, Dave Haberkom, Steve Bennett, Terry Ulm, Jack Bercaw, Don Stephens, coach. THIRD ROW: Mark Skinner, Allen Amstutz, Daryl Doden, Mike Haberkom, Craig Myers, Lloyd Beard, Dewey Renfrow, Robert Stiver. SEASON STORY The past season over-all the Eastside Blazers baseball team won twenty games in twenty-one starts for the best record in this area and certainly one of the best in the entire state. The B's started their season way back on June 14 at Orland, where they handed Orland a surprising 14-1 defeat behind the 4-hit pitching of Dave Haberkorn and the hitting of Lloyd Beard and Jack Bercaw. Three days later, the Eastsiders downed Hamilton 8-3 at Hamilton, with Terry Wilson pitching a 4-hitter and striking out 11, while Red Walter and Jim Reinlehl supplied the hitting. So it was the rest of the summer as the Flames ran their record to 10-0 including exhibition wins over Hicksville and Kendallville to give them the regular sea- son championship. Three straight wins gave the B's their trophy for the after-season play off and made their record 13-0. | The streak finally ended on a cold windy day at Leo when the seven Blazer errors helped Leo to an 8-7 win in 9 innings. The B's quickly got back on the right track as they opened the fall league play with a 16-0 walloping of Ashely at Ashely and followed with a 9-6 victory over S alem Center. Wins over Orland, Hamilton, and Waterloo followed to give the Blazers a 5-0 record for the regular season championship and an 18-1 over-all record. Full of confidence, the locals knocked off Salem Center 7-2 at Eastside, and then won their final game of 1963 and the play-off with a 6-4 win over Orland at Orland. 86 —— it eee Bai Ty - Ly ai nn rs ha ioe 4 i | ZAURAK BOV Roc, ec! a cy a hee a oY | ¥ 7 ‘ a4 y 342 oepceus seek fool revs ture dim? Mowd’ tf pone loat. vast) geet eeonidl a vond epadeedalt ava | ward .snovtdH o@iM 2h Tew , Movant, mall A 7 1° fOeASS h we i : ant S}rbe oie: 4 at) § ia 370 Noase i). org sist ok boot daod af) 7o? strata SS oes? t 5 wy s3eadw .Hoay ye rier ep ‘Assad YEW MO2HI2 siesttd bo Toh : ore errostaodieht av at yuitlotig Sie at hated jasteb I ‘ly , VERS to doel brig 2 = it ty 2-d-7ett neh benwab eadbiesset orf ested a Lbos setlaW “hes elder 1 gable ban soqgee a1 oon od as secee ee Medeor Silt enw 1 Oe: ys ly coont oviy o7 Siliviishne La give weve ealw moliid ed | covtedo legen ihe Yulg Gosnet- Re Ons Tot sie, ahi ctedy-o tf ey oven erlw Mh ox DSL barre: mall: = ea? “. Py teres tee Wie. me et Veae ts : C0 te Raa Ht ORY oe ( 2x Teselh aged cts i pares wet Ye vs hig rive ite GO bobas yilag pols ea dose? hight. sd} op dosed Jog wblslup wa . aigeekiesss @ pt nw ive bowallol bie vied te yhsHad, To yniqoliaw 0� au a giiw fed } . an) 8. bone? O-2 o esate odd avy oF howollc} ofivemeW baw i) eomb2nos to UO sbaowes Ue a9v0 | 8y «nw goog aoe % ROU! to oazeg jaait she? gow: ak? bare ties nt wm a 6 | ‘bent ta bats eer eee BLAZER FORMATION Starting Outfielders: Mark Skinner, Jim Rienoehl, Blazer Catchers: Lloyd Bearda, and Robert Stiver. Dewey Renfrow. First baseman, Mike Haberkorn, stretches for the First sacker, Craig Myers, waits for the throw. throw. Craig Myers and Mike Haberkorn talk shop. Coach Stephens hits ball to Jack Bercaw in warm-up before game. 87 ‘U 7 My at vW z ‘ of yyy) 1° } ce = , f My 24 ay ta 4 PO F : { ' ' : | uh A ,, ii ie: Pao ay eager N ma i Lay rt aa i Oe ‘T te jon unwir, (? koe ‘aie ee (he es om a ; vot stinw wy ghevt) ,catlone renkt) bas et Lay we Be if , a an hee wiper og Peek ; Pi 1 ee sb i thas 7 y het ‘ - 7? i : ey Seu ef f ; } 4 ‘ 4 Pt i ae : , +9 A c J ay J A . £ et “ yet ny Pra MeR D4 oe ae | | | D j - j ’ 7. ’ epi ca, lesa ve y ser an ol 23 . = a] 7 ° a] 1 ADviee io 7 ny ae | ; PROUD OF 20-1 SEASON Three Loading Hitters: Larry Walter, Lloyd Beard, Blazer Infield: Terry Wilson, Dave Jim Rienoehl. Walter, Jack Bercaw. Pitchers, Terry Wilson and Dave Haberkorn won 20 Blazer Reserves: Terry Ulm, Steve Bennett, Allen games last season. Amstutz, Coach Stephens gives a batting tip to Jack Bercaw. Dave Haberkorn practices sliding with Jack Bercaw and Terry Wilson. a ot. ‘ay. Ai f he � pat adibw quills wotinayy _ e LS 6 2 now ececagt ofnlS Ace goal kW coeT Aas t.| ae 4 hy ; way ais ve gu ; MAT ‘ La ; rites t Ye f on eal ey i r o hee Bo oy 7) + Ps sa Ln 4p l A - ’ hy Wine aed ri 4 ; vis) ; ey Misty Nia a i 4 “ lest he ie ; die Zavala b, aaa gaat ban EASTSIDE’S NEXT MAJZOR SPORT FIRST ROW: Dale Harter, Kent Myers, Tom Selenright, David Copp, Denny Miller, Skip Camel, Bruce Holtz- berg, Tom Jennings. SECOND ROW: Jim Craig, Jim Stemen, Rick Parker, Jerry Frunish, Toni Beard, Steve Brock, Dennis Nelson, Jeff Myers, Ron Hertenstein. BACK ROW: Elmer Priofogle, Coach, Steve Bronard, Everett Davis, Mike Dielman, Larry Burnt, Richard Reas, David Arrantz, David Miller, Ken Severson, Coach. The football program this year included only grades 7,8, and 9. However, plans call for adding a grade a year until by the fall of 1966, it will be a major sport at Eastside. Coach Elmer Priofogle, Co- Captains: Jeff Myers, Richard Rease, Ken Sever- son, Coach. 89 a) +e a A hai at ' a : sh AR ae wi ’ re iy 48 mY pect are a a wid 7 fence one w oe , a i, es a ee aves i ahd Ley eae . “14 A 7 yeas as } a fee hh: aa (eth a v 4 i as ef 1 as ? n ' a Hi . .‘ o . 6 - “ : shia r I Wei ; oi a, vl aN Tea auh2 rll yrmdt] gold biwetl igeeeled st tae? vers Saw rodeokl ateth 4 “a wie in bimett eael aah Lal ieee ell, gee Hell. WR CHG Ae Se payer 2% , ey rot? yicea sotmotenti wen} 3 HOR ADAG vtheneshal gall stew Dot .aoehAa sav elllM Sivatl ptaeriA. Sivntl cnet Dieieewt seid grvad waed «iG wllM’y vaawott .¢ bose .8 4 eolenre piso beeen taey es i mexgor if sbite ae tolara 29d [hw 3 ae To Ths ud mike’ Vd ited oat ang 7 | | iS is ’ 7 sx pe Agnes fell Vue Te ae CM a ras 7 Vela eat j ee A a re, a biSe%5 a hur . Ns ) .shqubah? nectld dome jnavyM Tho ontaanl wee sad ,emek nail ac) ans ' . : . “ r L as i F ; f or Mc ee vy 7 a a se ey mas i a aus’ 4 fe a of y ae pees 1h ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Jim Stemen, Jack Ridge, Dennis Miller, Jerry Furnish, Dennis Shrock, Dale Harker. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Craig, Toni Beard, Roger Kitchen, Robert Evanoff, Dennis Nelson, Steve Brock, Jeff Myers. BACK ROW: Ron Herenstein, David Miller, Mike Dielman, Ken Geyer, Richard Reas, Steve Brohard. Cheerleaders: Jackie Lorentzen, Judy Lothamer, Becky Stiver. 90 — _— ; ger s ie | +s 2 , i! ? ' ‘ oh de é f 1. a? | a iy , Ws a ’ . wt ‘ ay A ; ie a ¥ ot il tt al a ens A 4 } ye Ate ’ ‘¥ i , 4, 1 i i Ns § « ‘ seat! a x ve 4 t,! ’ : 7 ' ’ ws ’ 4 s s hho 44 i bat z $i 1 Pat piftonl, sansbealrodlD radial yt oxinvonted wmvnd yaoud rey ihe Sate 4 ahiiet) ‘won etl hip reves? wet anlael te it has hotell tate? yr, 9 rt i sppenit ‘gihiit Ay st. deunseti Aor rae, eke hog Tk cit tivart jaiwan sl bf ey , LA siti aad TE ‘ : i wo AEE | SPORTS SNIPS AND SNAPS ; . ; ‘ A } ey i ‘ i : ets? � c rl n ij ¢ ‘ - gi . trie ik PaNE FNS ‘ ! wy ; ¥ ' i Lh 3 ¢ is a i’ = oo a4 ‘ 7 ham Y 9 ; 4 ol ‘4 +e re J | es Sana 0 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Marynelle Baker, Nancy Casebere, Sandy Miller. Reserve Cheerleaders Pat Zimmerman, Sandy Alwood. The cheerleaders form a V for victory. 92 a, | 4 . ' ‘ ’ ' eo , 4 5 ; | hs we ey rs ac . ZAAGKS “i FA hg SLR y i finch gloat avdlgeaD yoru eS ar | Rae Be } Ave = A � , ® ih ' h i , ee Oh eg ht rar we deg A ee J’ i ; 4 ’ i % . f J , wh m | . . , n i v's ¥ 4 y p Lt ; % ri) f yap wh? ii iy vill i ‘ ss Ue ; 1 a a e rr a y ae (i i 4 j re 3 vy DietA, Lj ae A Pie 9 ITS A ta TE .- ‘amr Bitte 8) jan RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Robert Stiver, Dave Haberkom, Louis Fisher, Dave Guinnip, Claude Combs, Mark Skinner, Coach Don Stephens. SECOND ROW: Jim Miller, Randy Staley, Bob Roose, Todd Dunkle, Terry Ulm, Terry Wilson. FRONT ROW: Shurl Locklieder, Jack Bercaw, Mike Loy, Dennis Rienoehl, Jim Rienoel, Jim Blume. SCORES EASTSIDE 4] EDGERTON 23 EASTSIDE 37 LEO 39 EASTSIDE 42 WATERLOO Bil EASTSIDE 38 BUSCO 32 EASTSIDE 36 Huntertown 30 EASTSIDE 44 FREMONT 32 EASTSIDE 38 K'VILLE 30 EASTSIDE 39 ASHLEY 34 EASTSIDE 43 ANGOLA 35 EASTSIDE 51 WOODLAN 40 EASTSIDE sul AUBURN 43 EASTSIDE AVILLA EASTSIDE 32 ANGOLA 30 EASTSIDE GARRETT EASTSIDE 43 K'VILLE 41 EASTSIDE HAMILTON EASTSIDE MOMOUTH EASTSIDE LaGRANGE EASTSIDE 38 ALBION 30 EAST SIDE HARLAN Guards: Jack Bercaw, Jim Rienoehl. Forwards: Louis Fisher, Mark Skinner. 93 on y f ats, hay JANTT SAAS SA f Se =P) gtetmtirt) neat patel? choi eee evel vil dedall) (WOE ut HhelT .veaodl God ueobied ‘haat (oltre sett, :WOR Mo ns2 yen tL daca alterett .yad aM weal Meal, ashetiloe! had@ 3 a8 AOD ’ aa ye wey TAaods Ls WHeTeAR Re COTTA Sy (Cie T SA ee muted o£ ; aA UV a BE in a er, JOY OORA a WUE TAA th ViPATIA ta RUST RAN eM, ALOR Sé MATAR te. v's Gb AS WT UOMOM AOTAIA � — art AB. dat Re | sites] tated FLICKER FLASHES Forwards: Louis Fisher tips in the ball while Jim Miller gets Louis Fisher drives for the basket. into position. Student Managers: Chuck Smith (V), Jim Bloom (JV), Coach Stephens hurriedly gives last minute instructions. Allen Amstutz (V). a Ar ws hae ES : 5k } a P ae PANT eet OR Ler : ‘gay ie ‘ ey ¥ : Mai +A hut) edinaet 4 ‘9 mw gacnr WA ™ ) Tuts wy + oy oe nts f ] 1 et ae, : 5 , r a axe a) f ut ys ys ( i) A 4 }« . ei y. Ry! ’ ae Py 1 Bi 1 taf Te oy q, Os as _ tear 4 aT bY ta el 4 ‘ Mf ee Las avis ae ee ' a hy WA are. nieeys ’ ce i ia ont’ el also A: i wey, s Mak Fa) ha a 4 iae F %s y he ey A rary L = f 5 a bas Hen ' v io ‘ ST ioe iets O 7 6 , wee f? 4 j y he A te AC i ke ra, Mo arn I'y 4 Meh at Nive wha) hoy yi i ri fs } 7 y ore Ter y Prk ye 4 t j Pca ot , : ty? ee = 1 pepe ey ; ‘ ve 4 ‘a 4 H t- ae ; kk ; ive Ls w! . ua + ie a We , th rn athe aks tit bey foi ee Tu ae ‘ wt i ; 7 wae 7 rear é ae ey ae | AS il Las F Ah i “y ' i? ey, ! 7 by Hine) ‘ “es ct That é i aT, Mp Ni A Beg Dbl Te’ ota STR Sal eee aaa, be videlt ss bol , ; it rivb cy ere nig) ISU Satan et eae 4 , 4 i 5 '? : i 7 ; iy ¥ lt wise has io) iS oe eo ri H x ; 7%. Jv Pei ‘ si Wore j ar re iy Wat oa % Fc ' ee ta ¥ Ne vr ; vary 7 . hh Pa Te a ig ” . opi y, Ate ia gt ee een Me tg i ve a FN 72 ry ata ro mart ‘cant? ae Le 3 i ay) g { ‘ j 9 % i a é ” : ay t, i Ais r “ é ' ; s yen . yf 1 ee : y ¥ —- We 4 ; Me “7 at f - Vy af sf pared ne 4 Os 1 , 7 suf, ‘iA , Na! ba ee a hd ositorited wuctes Rel novig FIRST ROW: Allen Amstutz, Kenny Keller, Dewey Renfrow, Roger Fisher, Ronnie Fee, VARSITY BASKETBALL Larry Walter, Chuck Smith, SECOND ROW: Dick Baughman, Lloyd Beard. THIRD ROW: Darrell Doden, Craig Myers, Mike Haberkom, Phil Schultz, Coach, James Roush. EASTSIDE 61 EDGERTON a7 EASTSIDE 73 LEO 64 EASTSIDE 60 WATERLOO 23 EASTSIDE 70 BUSCO 74 EASTSIDE 61 HUNTERTOWN 56 EASTSIDE rts) FREMONT 40 EASTSIDE as) NO MADRE: 65 EASTSIDE 93 ASHLEY 46 EASTSIDE 80 ANGOLA 66 EASTSIDE 78 WOODLAN sy EASTSIDE 76 AUBURN 80 EASTSIDE 82 AVILLA 49 EASTSIDE 66 MONMOUTH 63 EASTSIDE 66 GARRETT 65 EASTSIDE 73 ALBION 68 EASTSIDE HAMILTON EASTSIDE 65 ASHLEY 62 EASTSIDE LaGRANGE EASTSIDE 57. AUBURN 39 HARLAN Eastside was very fortunate in securing EASTSIDE the services of Mr. James Roush as varsity basketball coach and athletic director. Under his guidance, the team has improved rapidly and has had a very successful season. With fifteen years of coaching exper- ience to help him, Mr. Roush has produced a team that has been an honor to the school, both off and on the basketball floor. 95 irae? + ale wh, ) aie yal; sett { aioe) wens Tenet, a Wie Cee nnn BEE pall aon ae : r � a. _ a = + pe jn 5 LAT ga ig MASY. 82) GOS PSAS. es ct i btey A WieTaad €a, IcKOoW a HUSvRAG. see Vf TV A MS aah ree teat Oe Pus AAD ou RCT AAG ey AYTLIMAH SOUR TRA JR)” HOUAR ‘bs J ACA TSA Le Vid. aA CHAP AAS _ ” A sina” ote leet’ barn 's VI? fav ye dn ar? pase cai} alt oot?) aie tobe. 2ax9 yihioess to areag newt GW oroanee ‘tu xi) oF 1oWed a6 90d and wal IeG1 pre BLAZER Senior Mike Haberkom Senior Larry Walter Senior Lloyd Beard 6'3 1 2 Center 5'7 Guard 6' Forward-Guard Senior Roger Fisher Senior Ron Fee Senior Dewey Renfrow 5'11 Forward 5'11 Forward 5'11 Guard Senior Phil Shultz Junior Daryle Doden Junior Dick Baughman 6' Forward 6'2 Forward 5'9 Guard rom , YA coe ) ved byo!l J weed Chee ; f ALM rained? we � trues wie 'y tireigt iat ‘e' vg 7 - la A q be ‘a. ‘ 4 y ae ; . na - The Y verre Ml n ‘ iad 1 ' wir. a wh ; ; MP aOihy ¢ ‘ | ae 4 ' nv i ety ” Vad dv, f ' Pedy Dh, ch “) Om “ Sy iG icabnensd ret wot rated ae fx Peet hes ww? et si ‘ Py ae Pe ; Aa ME bey acd a ae fee ue . SAEs... eee verarawel foie wine ‘] ' Ye 4s wit ? ed — . ay ' ; ' : ] ‘ bawitd “Org os | 7 ag’ i. WEIRD | taeeeeter gare LINE-UP Junior Craig Myers Junior Ken Keller Backcourt Aces 6'4 Center 5'6 Guard Larry Walter, Ken Keller Reserve Guards Dewey Renfrow, Dick Baughman Coach Roush maps out an important play to Phil Shultz, Mike Haber- Roush was once forced to referee the kom, Dewey Renfrow, and Craig Myers. first half of a reserve game this season. Courtesy of LEVAY BRINKMAN, INC., Auburn, Indiana Office Supplies and Equipment at % ay 7 5 ¢ a ‘ : ae ee eee helt A aS mi and O65 7 Sa TEN Bal) | | ag cas ‘ ' on pet kre 4 ry) ve aK fa GS el gs er A. (Pawar ru hee ag vs 1) } ’ ; iy , ‘ ; ax é } lw wired : hat note tH ! ae ee a. a ri A sn : 7 hie, vy kus a tn wie i fa iY onsolng 3 Seasick ostwe ew did aad ‘iis od visti ‘4 Wi Ay WES DVIS s de Hed mae, wi we A nis ane «= ‘ , bre G FLAMING Larry Walter shoots while Daryle Doden waits for Craig Myers scores for two more. rebound, ) Roo KAS Daryle Doden goes for a jump shot while Ron Fee Phil Shultz lets go with a bounce pass. looks on. ‘a f) 7 val ihe abel) weet} olde coos rate yond a o a : vy e 1 dy a ra ‘ia eae [Othe , ry 5 4 ' eh : i. ee ‘a9 ook aan i‘ . y i Ay bs d —_- : - 7, f ar i Wu ‘se ff “4 a y Lloyd Beard drives for a basket while Mike Haberkomn and Dewey Renfrow Mike Haberkomm comes down with come in for the rebound, the rebound. Eastside coaches Al Jabs (Freshman), James Roush (Varsity), and Don Ken Keller takes on two players. Stephens (Reserve) hold a strategy session. POR: ie “ ' - k in hwy “i , . oa Me en a he 7 } ; eM a y , ¥ . ‘. fe - a P iy fi 4 y - i“ hi Dy, 4p . 1u, he y A, 7 : Py 5h Aue shut: ; ; Co. ‘ me a oe Tove imho ai site tthe’ he tet yeas ' eu Rian ran : eee - senate “at Vie bk Th) can Wendel mes . i 7h, Ta iiss ie Orte rk pe Pas ‘4 wera 4 ’ o ae ie 7 . NP t : Py 3) ae ‘a , Ue Ray By : Me ay ' un A wl) a, ‘ Py yay ue ta oe p 2 eer Lael tem il Sandy = ; Sake orlate af 0 Ha : - is 7 sgt ; } ys Sada ana sedlacs RS eet ah ely ee Py Dra ga i cr | rey . ‘ é: ayes i ro) i a t yf ; ) by ( : iu ( yy is , ; : tod vw Z wel ban wines daevit muta’ ; ; PRA sey rp a aOR Be ho ie y BR AA a A a ‘ J , ' Ob, . ‘ “ J b Wy om rYAO eOQScp) no : A ; i i) Wey be, ib ae ee ° yrs} va MM ’ q wr First attendant, Nancy Casebere; escort, Randy Reinhart; Queen, Marynelle Baker; her escort, Gene Sible; sec- ond attendant, Carol Tustison; escort, Dennis Helbert, HOMECOMING Gene watches Marynelle--an All eyes are on Marnelle--a anxious candidate. gracious queen. MARYNELLE BAKER As chorus candidate, Miss Marynelle Baker was chosen the 1963-'64 Homecoming Queen. Her chief interests include sports and music. She is now acting as varsity cheerleader. Her musical interests are ex- tremely well-developed. She began her study of the piano ten years ago under Mrs. Gray and continued under Mrs. Frisbee. She is present- ly engaged in teaching piano which provides excellent ex- perience, as she intends to further her study of music. Her hobbies include baking, horseback riding, singing, and roller skating. 102 ai ty yy fa eh 3 � ‘ moron flo Nw Steer eR. ee SOS YO] ee a MouUTe ied woedrin i ( � ovl Sl Soda) tH nilihiw Acne ted iWeas tebiot. hen Me! exclaims Marynelle, as she takes Gene's arm As emcee, Dave Fisher, looks on, retiring queen, when the announcement is made. Maria Gongales, rests the robe of royalty on Mary- nelle's shoulders. A NEW QUEEN Queen Marynelle relaxes on her throne. On her right is Nancy Casebere, first attendant, and on her left is Carol Tustison, second attendant. e 103 7 b Ut - ee i 4 oPar 2) Wives itinit revi me! heave ’ hae y! ; r, ! ve m4 7 i win voor a me hen a) Zoeegs'c 4 occrdt tau! wo texelon alles onhostim 5 Retiring queen, Maria Gonzales is escorted across the Maria rests on the throne which she later relinquishes. gym floor by Keith Sholl. CANDIDATES Homecoming Queen candidates, Ellen Sebert, Mary Smith, Joan Vinson, Nancy Casebere, Sunnie Miller, and Carol Wellendorf. C arty ty are Lh ‘7 i re bs ' Ne y re ¥ hl a oe a ” ‘ ae ee a ee oe Preliwverrn af va! astiel nivald4 ef a a Mle aA od «ilk ree aM etek aun ,eesu hes noon) td ie rj COR Say HOMECOMING Homecoming is an annual eyent at Eastside High. It primarily involves the crowning of a new queen; however, there is more to it than just that. There are the pep rallies which ignite school spirit, the lightning action of the game itself, the return of alumnae to see their alma mater, and its present generation of fun, fads, and friends, and the beautiful dance over which the new queen reigns. Homecoming is a time for gay festivities, occurring at present, ac- knowledging the past, and greeting the future. The escorts join the Pep Club during a break in the homecoming festivities, AND ESCORTS Homecoming Queen candidates; Janet Kelly, Glenda Sible, Vera Smethers, Carol Tustison, and Marynelle Baker. 105 a. wo tena. Te phe yer Shy ne ‘ a He ow Tanned ph SHS Gny work Te of sun 21 io ey add tad a Sth hry. ytacy gl Th Oy Th ehye bootha ot iregh « ogy : We mvijyan As i) We rinhoy 0) owine Stl ed) Sm 1 Se IW ij bn wie. Bhs aul id: morse Wiis! od ttre fou ols dante ae nih rarikt ORS r iv Vie nO, ve Jiees bs Jag bam Jeet oy grtisy Stuspl arly eLAO’ yea ayiabibas vad gotce col MISS EASTSIDE CHERYL BOWMAN feab econ 4) A aad 2.8 EM L AA ' ; ; 's i 19 es ON ee i 7 ei bea Wad Ve ‘oa vas 7 s A ‘7 7 ¥ ; : ae a A ¥ a ap As honor student at Eastside, Cheryl spends much time Cheryl is a talented girl. She sings and plays both on her school work, Here, she brushes up on an assign- the piano and the clarinet. Needless to say, music is ment between classes as she waits to talk to Mr. Johns- _— one of her favorite hobbies. ton about her future education. TYPICAL TALENTED = TEEN-AGER Cheryl, a Senior, greets her friends with a warm smile as they visit her home. Cheryl enjoys being with her classmates, but confides that she also likes the family life at 414 North Broadway. A truly typical teenager, Cheryl likes to cuddle up with her stuffed animals and read about her favorite movie and television stars. sirscnh atin alta Ste ftw ie Pee: 5 ni eatty ad Sr. ae ere roe 7 af : i 5 er v¥ tA rh Bay ‘ se tng? a. es a? 4 ely i ‘ yi me a ¥ 7 ‘ i, yt, 7, ve, A 1; Te a = ‘ J ty) Wig F ha ne Kd vy 4 wat : ae Coe MP. ann OY eae ie 47 ‘ . N v7 ay La a. a y ty ey ‘ae, i hid. ohh aa Bs, ao ’ Avg), h ha, us er iy As ead | j Yel, fet oy Oe 4 a! y ot aa) v4, f Ti ae f ¢ re ts i! 4 ye dias! atrh 4 li a eA ' yer Raa. pale iy ‘. ' Mh ; P's ey eet, SVS AR 3 Vi Mass oh WN ll tod wepley bas coe ode fehg beteot edie 8 Woredt.2 ounk honor re teil, ebivied a, rare lant Wao moot .oately ak Qe dandy 6173 «gin @h a tw cevbernd oth 520k} port Tor wide witewal wl koude = - aentbol, saa ya Vici af widow och oe gueeals aorta + abet: sue = brah OG Cee ny irk Gee oe y ars “yy rt | me . v Lees SOB te bile Ce Oh Cee creamy yRrrany iy we - a GAYWEURE! 0 4aMiv shasitt tad aleets ,tolese a iyredd YOu, 330 Slely vocs ao olin mhiaw sobiiges xl .polameeal soe iw yund ayolws liiaAeie 2 : phic. wit wodhl ovale aria ditt Ya wha U9 OF eoll iy ted) tagener) lapis wierd A 7 ibeox One clemies DAMhe xed hw ae oe .2tate nolivelet bia evan sic Ai, nm A 3 b, | ‘ . . vie. i oe 2 “ y 4 e | , ae a's au ‘ ' er. ee , yy Pr Rew } ; ' ot! Re kee Mat e Hy ‘ i « � At of iy Ory ots s Pi 4 ne eS Fa ; Ba tiaibt a ee 7 : . J ) Pe yy ee ; t : 4 ; ae) ais : te a i bs AS, ; ey ne ae 7 ae a ’ ue if NG, } iit a ad : ) age MCU OV NE OI Grin aan ae See PAL tee ry a! he. le i Our stars and . stripes. Our slide to safety. WE SEE THEM DAILY ide The highest point of education at Easts The fountain for youth Courtesy of AUBURN RETAIL MERCHANT'S ASSOCIATION. STEERED (tat PAG A poe PAS Ee EAN SLAP aT SECS 2 SE EEN SE TNE LA Te gd TS Bie 8 TO en Tensor: MTN ig oe aro - woe | ‘ ; “a a BI J A 44 - x « r a i. a) hr xem tw toghine 08 ? ‘ ae + (hw, S Ris, ied eh . i ‘A et ath ' iv rail) i MINE 3 9 aK {MAG MANY Aas oo oe ee i ee b. ae, ss 4 4 : v mittma | Ke Woktogbe Yo Ache seadigid att r 4 ‘ fuayy sot al apcl ad Y Ai é f Fs a he mh vu W oh ys ) , B. i vs ; ‘ } s ‘ “i 4 iu Pi g ' yt ( ' one petit ‘4 Lo +t: , ORL oe olay) Mihi ih FASHIONS Purses were big and flat... Five fashionable Freshmen--Judy, Jackie, Pam, Nan, and Anita, . - . but feet were bigger and flatter. Courtesy of AUBURN RETAIL MERCHANT'S ASSOCIATION. ty ee | i Hi eae @ saan ou ws'¥ ‘as, - J 3 oh Hy, A : wt n, “: uty : Ot ak). wii? ‘ ‘ A’ bltivn n dell .evsG , oval «sea tate sie “iT i , ' 4 4 a r — a rT) i oe ACV LZ. 1c ae ANT MIO 2 TAAHD IM BATE =a i; Steve? What's new, Merle sleeps on the job fy, and Randy--TREASON ill now testi ie, and Joan w Sus ike, M w t i royal ex Larry's INCORPORATED Mike, Dick, Ron, Z SERIOUS Dave -- 110 dxf 4 AY Piage RO WAS 4 AVA ‘ a taal Ry ; Arg ta Lou ‘eet i } ris red ‘e, : | oy ? v lag va 4 SS P v nn , diy ‘ . Te 3! se 5 eye e am A i ¥ Wee ut d wes viru md F y hy my 9 ' Wiad i 4 AP’ ' a ® uy 1h } 4, hy , ; ‘ : 5 } a rill ; } ane ‘ ‘i ate v rah Vt 1 es i % ‘7 a wee r a aura ac i b, ne” ’ 4 “ 5 ry ye, a, red ee Poh Ge ATR Reh q Pale 7 it : ‘ t Tay Ae fs) d aut 7 oy oth f a A a, | a BA Bark Ri en | ence vis we Le ited, , fy P 5. ee lie ae ths i - 5 74 i fe oo ‘ v ; a we aT) } ae 4) y ) bile , (i. ‘ ‘is We i’y b's i see ae t { hour ,waRild | ; m i % ir | ‘ TC UOLT Sia t : £4? Ors | 6 - KEYNOTES Chuck Smith, Jim Rienoehl, Terry Ulm, Craig Myers, Maria Gonzalas, Patricia Coburn, Kathy Myer, Ellen Sebert, Dennis Allen, MaryNelle Baker. The Keynotes are a select group of chorus members who have sung their way to popularity almost overnight. People really enjoy listening to them, and the Keynotes really enjoy singing. ey a. a Rig n, ey yor arr 5 we iat i bP ehh) beet wy bid a . ine £5 4 ' he hel hn | iG lie pty ST 4 f Tee , at ; oy i aes ee VA ’ 7 | aA 1 -) ie “ amy ibaa, 4 . ae AP s% jam , . nt sedeoutoD sizety t ytet ae ike Denne vi det ofl wllyst een ee ’ Lcolw Pyiewionac wats Oo epi yoke ain nt yoypae vi lee ohh iolireawee Mpottya) a OF NP pute pure tin ede ereses olf! au Aes oa P a J4- ia - j Ay a “ ae ae oF | A CONVOCATION AND A trio composed of Kathy Myer, Jim Rienoehl, and Chuck Smith sang an excellent solo at the program. Maria Gonzalas sang at convocation centered around music, Craig Myers also sang a beautif ul solo. Steve Houser played a drum solo. A FIESTA These Spanish Club members held a costume party. Their sponsor, Mrs. Posey, also wore a costume. 114 rigs diel wre J f r yy 7 me Scntes Ow cna eo ht ogee tind T ; - be } ( i} {yuh oA 56) cone Mie ‘nal at coh wea eninions Paneer Taesirins Lol awry 3a Biel i 1A ; i] f iL r, : 1 ra eel ee | aj) 1 ay mae rarhig 7 th ‘5: Summer will soon be here and thoughts of the school year will quickly dissolve into warm, summer fun. Freshmen and seniors alike will dash out of their classrooms and head for home and new horizons. A few good-bys and some 'see-ya-laters ' will fill the air. Most of the students will return again in three months, but for the seniors it will be the final chapter in a book which they will carry with them for the rest of their lives. As they cram lasting memories into a beat-up notebook and heave it into the back seat, their heads will slowly turn, a sudden quiet will prevail, and then, just as suddenly, will disappear into the roar of motors and frenzied confusion of joyous laughter. But as they speed down life's highway, they will always remember and deeply cherish that eternal glimpse of a true friend, indeed, Eastside High School . united in every way! 115 cit @vlogeib yidolup iliw they foorse od? Wis emooreasio xis tt lo Jue dash nw satile Brolin Liv wt =xoinsa se) ror gad . eiltniesin eeeais a stlege tieds to te orl) tot raeds iw wirtas Iliw yoni 12 on ins stall of GO08 , Bo eG ee owl 2 aveor! bag Joodeton au-tead a oid aotiong aos baa Jtevesg Uiw iglep sobbue o ale a tad — le avisntnas bafsrsy! ber sialon � 1901 suid a ‘ (iqesb bra veel retoction erewle (hw ¥ swe pa, | Pane ae) e Monee git eae Wy a ne i ' TLRS, fic : 4 ve é i rs : SY = : ‘ ry 7 di - 7 A SN de “ = 4 as 2 Pinas mm - a : ; _” - M r : 4% 7 ‘ AM a) a _ a? ; : , ® Ost. a rrr Th: SAGi- oy 902 onmroe burn: ayd beog” we weld re Pron Sees nod oe A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITORS The 1964 Easterner, the first annual of Eastside, is now completed. It has been a privilege to be the editors of this publication. It has been hard work, but it has also been fun, and we shall never forget the experiences associated with it. Looking back, it now seems that even the problems were enjoyable, in a way. This yearbook, which had more than its share of problems because of the consolidation, could not have been produced without the help of many people who were willing to give both time and work in order to produce it. Miss Bowyer, our advisor, was very patient and helpful. Robert Sutula, our official photographer, was most co-operative and did an excellent job of photography. The typists spent many long hours after school, and without their help, there would be no annual. Mr. Myers kindly let us out of class for pic- ture taking with the photographer. Athletic Director Jim Roush was very co-operative in arranging for sports pictures to be taken, and we know that the sports section of this book was greatly helped by him. Dave Fisher kept the financial end running smoothly with over eight hundred dollars worth of ads sold. However, the most important is you, the people who have bought this book. As we have said before, it has been an enjoyable experience for us, and we hope you enjoy this annual through the years, as it brings back memories to you. Sincerely yours, Merle Ross Holden Stephen Carroll Houser Co-Editors of 1964 116 . Cen a =m ah wR” “aero —s J - - a ah, ia CAO TIGA SAT MONG ao Kea an belsiquos wont ab biemell to launne tau ot Taw ieshk bel of ean J -sotteatiduy eit jo atonhe edt od 7 Sucliving a ayesideer 7 tayr0l 1790 flere ow baw yw ofed Gala bea! 1) gue atTow bred s E m392@ won vt. 9ad gottool af asw bedaiionea Bo MTT9qGKS $y ‘YAW 8 cf sideyoind srw mamaldeny ons aoe | Seeoed amsidiag to oreig od neil stor bad dokiw dtoodtasy. anit of ‘acts twortilw b aubory mesd syed toa blues .wottehiloantoa oct 30) @ mi tow Gaim seat dod svty oF grilliw stew ow oiqosg Cae Ee TO). 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