Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

DIS AND DAT THE FUTURE OUR THEME PATHWAYS TO PROGRESS | sa ener... «,,, Cui Si: Advisor. .:.......5......,...... Alfred He Shorea Business Manager..................... Kathie Oiler Co-Manager, 13... a, ODES 7g STUDENTS AT EASE Don't laugh Sherl, you're next! What do ya mean, you dropped the dime? I'd rather do it myself! Mr. Clean?????2?? 1965 EASTERNER VOL. 2 Eastside High School Butler, Indiana CONTENTS Administration: = 3.2 a 5 Faculty. 0) 2. i NENIOTS 2.) 4 eyes Cig UNOPS ee ee Sephomores.:.¢).. ee a A} Freshmen. Sige wee. 45 Organizations... . a Athletics.) 7 es 93 ACtIVIlIGS: 4338 ss Pi Jupiter photographed in red light with its satellite Gany- mede, upper right, casting a shadow on the planet’s surface, top center. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories OUR SUPERINTENDENT A man who has gained much respect and recognition in the vast arena of the East- side school system is Mr. Ernest Zeller, superintend- ent of the DeKalb County Eastern Community School District. During the years, he has shown his abilities as a leader and organizer by uniting the Eastside High School system and making it the best possible place for our educational purposes. We the Class of 1965 wish to express our appreciation for the tre- mendous services he has ren- dered to the school and the community. MRS. HOULTON MRS. McNABB These two fine secretaries, Mrs. Houlton and Mrs. McNabb, labor in- dustriously in the Superintendent's OLlicev ma Lhey do their work well and keep their office running smoothly. Compliments of HARRY'S TRADING POST and ST. JOE MARKET OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Myers's capable secretary, Gwyn Kandel, is a very integral part of our school system. Serving the students and faculty, as well as Mr. Myers, she has endeared her- self to all. She is never too busy to render a helping hand and is always there with her friendly smile and familiar laugh. Compliments of: BOB TRUMBULL Our principal, Mr. Kent Myers, is a very busy person at Eastside. With numerous official duties, he still finds time to lend a helping hand and a listening ear to students at EE ee helpsrussto prad— uate by encouraging excellence in scholarship and participation in outside activities. We are grateful to have a principal so interested in the youth of this school district. OUR SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right, LaVan Boylan, Harold Kagey, Lynn Fisher, Delbert Washler V.P. We are grateful to the Board of Education for making Eastside High School an organization of which we are proud to be a part. It is through their efforts and capable decisions that we have such an outstanding school. Frank Loub, Treas.; Joseph Parshall, Pres.; Wendell Cooper, Sec. Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. IRVING READY-MIX, INC. 8 ve The planet Saturn and its famous ring system as seen through the 100-inch Mt. Wilson telescope. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories FACULTY THE FAGUL TY 333 MRS. MARIE BRAND ADAMS Wittenberg College; Miami Uni- versity, Ohio, B.S., M.A. English 8, English 10, Government Sponsor: Sophomore Class. MRS. VIOLET BAKER Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Librarian--Riverdale and Butler Elementary. JOHN BEDWELL Taylor University; Ball State Teach- ets College, B.S. General Math, 8th Math; Sponsor: Freshman Class, Baseball, Cross Country, Assistant Coach Basketball. RALPH W. BRACHT Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts. Sponsor: Science Club. MISS ROSANNE BRIEGAL Manchester College B.S.; Ball State Teachers College Art 7-12. MRS. M. JANICE CHASE Earlham College; Ball State Teach- ers College, B.S. Ady. Algebra, Sr. Math, 7th Arithmetic. Sponsor: Cheerblock. Compliments of: CRANE EDMUND CORP. OUR FRIENDS INDEED L. E. CONKEY Defiance College, A.B.; Ohio State UF M.A.; General Science, Chemistry. MRS. MELVA EDDY Earlham College; University of Toledo; Kent State University, B.A., B.S. of Education Senior English, Speech Sponsor: THE FLAME. R. W. GUINTHER Ohio State, B.S.; Purdue U. Agriculture, Shop Sponsor: F.F. A. MRS. MILDRED HANSEN Manchester, B.S.; St. Frances College. f Compliments of DORSEY'S BAKERY MRS. ROSE MARIE FETTERS Science; P.E., Guidance; Manchester, B.S.; Indiana State, M.S.; Indiana University; Ball State. MISS BLANCHE W. GRIFFITH Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.; Ball State Teachers College, M.A.; H.S. Librarian; H.S. A-V Director. OMER L. HANSEN Manchester College, B.S.; Univer- sity of Chicago, M.S. Typing, Bookkeeping, 8th gr. History Sponsor: Junior Class. MRS. ESTHER HAMPEL Indiana Central College, A.B.; Manchester College; Ball State College; Indiana University, M.S. English 9. MRS. JANICE HOOD Ball State Teachers College, B.S.; Saint Francis College Phy. Ed., Jr. High and High School Health Sponsor: G.A.A.; Cheerleaders; Cheer Block. LEONARD R. JOHNSTON Ball State Teachers College, B.A., M.A.; Guidance Director, Cadet Teaching Sponsor; Junior Class. BUILDERS OF ART AND RICHARD HARRIS Colorado State College, B.A. GARRY HOLLINGSWORTH Manchester College Phy=. Ed. Compliments of: JENNINGS JACOBSON SALES AND SERVICE CHARACTER FOR LIVING JERRY MORELAND Anderson College B.S.; The School Of Theology Anderson, Ind. B.D.; Ball State College; Biology, English; Sponsor: Seventh Grade. MRS. MARILYN GENEENE MORRISSON Olivet Nazarene College B.S.; Music Education, St. Francis College; Vocal Music, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus. RAYMOND A. MORRISSON B.S. Music Ed.; Olivet Nazarene College; St. Francis College; Band; Sponsor: Senior Class. ROBERT MURPHY St. Francis College; Ball State Col- lege B.S. in Education; Junior English, Journalism; Sponsor: School Newspaper. MRS. MABEL E. OVERMYER A.B. Degree, Central Normal Col- lege, Graduate Work, Ball State, Indiana University; Business classes; Sponsor: Future Teachers' of America Club, Sophomore Class. MRS. PHYLLIS POSEY Otterbein College, B.A.; Columbia Bible College; University of Col- orado; Texas Tech.; Univ. of S.N de Tucuman, Argentina; Spanish I,II,III; English XI; Sponsor: Spanish Club. GAMBELS, WAYNE AND EUNICE VAN PELT THEY LINK THEIR TODAYS MADELINE SCHUBERT Albion College, Manchester Col- lege, A.B.; Indiana University, Ball State; Algebra I, Plane Geometry; Sponsor: National Honor Society. A. F. SHERER Findlay College, B.A.; Indiana Uni- versity, Utah State University; General Business, French, Indiana History; Sponsor: Annual Staff. JAMES A. ROUSH Ball State, B.S., M.A. Phys. Ed., and Health; Athletic Director; Basketball Coach. MRS. NANCY ROUSH Study Hall Supervisor. KENNETH M. SEVERSON Montana State College, Manchester College; B.S. Head Football Coach, Varsity Golf, Jr. High Basketball, Gen. Science 7,8, Elementary Phys. Ed.; High School Phys. Ed. Sponsor: Seventh Grade. A. G. SMITH Huntington College; Ball State Teachers College, B.S.; Drafting, Wood Shop, Driver's Training; Sponsor: 8th Grade. Compliments of BUTLER LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. TO OUR TOMORROWS MRS. HAZEL TEEGARDIN Manchester, A.B.; Math. JAMES TEMPLETON Purdue University, B.S.; Michigan State University. U.S. History, History--8; Asst. foot- ball coach, freshman basketball coach. Sponsor: Junior Class ROBERT LEHR WILDER Indiana U:, B.S.; Government, Economics, World Geography; Sponsor: Student Council, Senior Class. JERRY ZONKER Indiana U., B.S.; Ball State, M.A.; Social Studies, Guidance. Compliments of HAROLD'S GROCERY EDWARD VANNESS Ball State, B.S.; 8th English; 10th English MRS. MARGARET VOELKEL Indiana U.; Ball State, B.S. Sponsor: F.H.A. TEACHERS SNAPS MRS. DARLENE P. ROWLETT Manchester, B.S.; North Manchester, Indiana Home Ec. 7 8; Home Ec. Il Good grief, Janice! What an experience!!! People use your heads; it's the LITTLE things that count !! ' My group had 21% fewer cavities. LS MFT Let's sit--my feet are tired. | 7. 4 , i =: oe den oe Oe on oo Se a oe oe oe . The Solar Corona photographed during a total eclipse from Green River, Wyoming. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: V. Pres. Gene Sible; Sec. Imogene Nusbaum; Treas. Ellen Sebert; Pres. James Harter. As this year draws to a finish, the Senior Class is looking for- ward to the day coming when we shall take our places in this world of tomorrow. Perhaps we may some day look in a newspaper and say of the first man to the moon, I went to school with him. ' Or perhaps some great scientist, from our class, will discover the cure for some terrible disease or invent some great device that will improve civilization. Yes, the time has come for another group of young adults to go into the wild blue yonder and plant their feet in the stars. This final year, the Class of i965 was active. Senior pictures arrived, and a mad rush began to get every other Senior's picture to keep for memory's sake. Name cards, thank-you notes, and announcements were ordered and received, and excitement mounted toward the climax, graduation. OUR FINAL YEAR CONNIE KAY AKEY Booster Club 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 2, Sec. 2. DENNIS WILLIAM ALLEN irack 1; Beta Club 2; N.H.S. 3,4, Treas. 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Student : Council 1. SANDRA KAY ALWOOD Cheerleader 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Nek C1, 2,3,4;e500ster Club: 1; Chorus 3; Easterner 4; Blazer 4. RICHARD E, ANTRUP MAX EDWARD AULT F.F.A, 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basket- a tleiseChorus' 2,3. KENNETH LEE AYERS Pan 2,3 4, Compliments of SPENCERVILLE SHELL JACK NOWEN BERCAW Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1, 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Science Club 3,4; Easterner 4; Class Treas. 1. KAREN SUE BOYLAN Booster Club 3; Y.F.A. 3,4. SENIORS LOOK MARYNELLE BAKER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,4, Song Leader 4; Keynotes 3,4; Var- sity Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen 3. RICHARD LYNN BAUGHMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; F.F.A. 1,2. SHARON LOU BOYLAN Booster Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 2; N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Y.F.C. 3,4. KATHLEEN ANN BRAND Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi=Yo2yoeee Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Compliments of UNIVERSAL TOOL STAMPING CO., INC. TOWARD FUTURE ROC ETHAN BROWN Pp Ameie? 9.4) SARA SUE BUNGARD Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Oklahoma 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN COBURN Chorus 1,3,4, Librarian 3, Sec. 4; Keynotes 3,4; Booster Cl ub 1,2; Oklahoma 4; F.H.A. 4, Pres. 4; Monitor 4; Y.F.C. 4. DARWIN COMBS Basketball 1; Drama Club 3; Track ice.) Gross; Country 2,3; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Dairy Judging 3,4; Booster Gltibe2,0;Y §.C. 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Chorus 2,3,4. CHARLENE OPAL COOK Booster Club 3,4; Y.F.C. 3,4. PATRICK WALTER CROW F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; Dairy Judg- ing 1,2,3,4; Parliamentary Proce - dure 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Pep Band 3, Compliments of NORTHERN INDIANA FUEL AND LIGHT CLASS COLORS DONALD LEE CURRY Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4, V. Pres. 4; N.H.-S. 2,3, Pres. 4; Science Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2. MICHELE STAR DAVIS Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3, Re- porter 3; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Beta Club 2; N.H-S: 3,4, Sec. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Reporter 3, His- torian 3, V. Pres. 4; Drama Club 3; Blazer 4, Editor 4. SHARON KAY DELONG Chorus 1,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Soc. Chairman 3; Pres. 4; Easterner 4; Library 3,4. DIANE K, DIELMAN Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Cheer Block 1,2,3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; G,AVA. 1,253. DARYLE DODEN VebeCorls2s0,4+ Nibleon 2.0345 baer ketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Spanish Club 3. LINDA DOUB Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Co- Director 4; Chorus 1; Y.F.C. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Compliments of MAST MARATHON SERVICE TURQUOISE AND WHITE SHARON KAY EVANOFF Band 1; Booster Club 1,2; Y.F.C. 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 4. SUSAN KAY FETTERS Boestem@ lub 1,2; Y.F.C, 1,2; PailA, 4. LOUIS DOUGLAS FISHER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Band 1, 27074 lish 2 osedrackals) Cross Country 4. DEBORAH JEAN GEARHART Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 2,4. MARIA GONZALES Cheerleader 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Y.F.C.°1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Chorus 152,0,4, Pres.4: G.A.A. 2; Color Guard 1,2; Band 3; Miss Eastside 4; Miss DeKalb County 4. DAVID KARL HABERKORN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Student Council 3; Monitor 3; Cross Coun- try 4; Class V. Pres. 3; Band 1,2. Compliments of DEKALB COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP CLASS FLOWER TREVA ARLENE HABLEWETZ Booster Club 1,2; Chorus 1. JAMES LELAND HARTER Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Sci- ence Club 3,4; Drama Club 3; Y.F.C, 3,4; N.HiS, 3,4-Classipres 4; Boys' State Rep. 3. ANNA MAE HOSE Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; VY. Cy 4152,3,4- Booster Clubat.2; oF WENDELL RALPH HOSE Cross Country 152-09 F.C. lo2,cs4- JANICE ANN HOUSER Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Y.F.C. 3,4; Blazer 4; Easterner 4. VICKI LYNN HUGHES N.H.S. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4:) YF. Ca. Compliments of WENDELL D. HUGHES D.D.S., TURQUOISE CARNATION MARY KAY HURSH F.H.A. 1,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Booster lube 2,0 9a) ih eel, 259,45 East erner 4; Blazer 3; Librarian 3,4; Oklahoma 4. KEITH ALLEN IMHOFF FLF.A, 3,4. | . KENT BRUCE IMHOFF Chorus 1; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. WILLIAM LEE IMPTON Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. ROBERT LEE JENNINGS FFA. 1,2,3,4. | MELANIE ANN JOHNSON | Oklahoma 4; F.H.A. 4. Compliments of BUTLER BOWL UNITED FOR RUTH YVONNE JONES Band 1,2; Y.F.C. 3,4; Office Cadet 3; Booster Club 1,2; Ass't Monitot 4, JOYCE ANN KEATING Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Easterner 4. LONNY KEELER F.F.A, 3; Booster Club 1. KEN KELLER Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Class Vi Press ie JANET KAY KELLEY N.H.S, 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club SS) tori ies Vdy pes @o a Oey 4S Easterner 4; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 3,4; Color Guard 4; Class Sec. 3. DANIEL LEE KESSLER Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; V. Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Beta Club 1,2; Student Council 1. Compliments of RED'S TEXACO TWO YEARS MICHAEL LYNN LAKE Science Club’3,4; Track 2. DORIS MAE LITTLEFIELD SYLVIA ANN MCALLISTER Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Oe reLibratian 1,2,37 Y:F.C. 3,4; Blazer 4; Easterner 4; Chorus 1; Pol A. 4: CAROLYN McCOY Picture Not Available JUDY MILLER FHA. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Chorus 1,4; Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; Blazer 4; Oklahoma 4. ROBERT EUGENE MOORE Pele Aeele2,o, 4a tack 2; Band 1.2. Compliments of BROWN FURNITURE AND HARDWARE TEARS AND LAUGHTER LESLIE EARL MULLETT Band 1,2; Y.F.C. 1,2; PepBandeee Hi-Fi 2; Cross Country 2. HILLIARD A, MUNSEY Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Dairy Judging 1,2,3,4; Livestock Judging 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Drama Club 3. BELVA CHRISTINE MUTZFELD Band ),2 [ri-Hi-Y 2,3, lteasass Booster Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Nie Sec3o: CRAIG EVAN MYERS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Cross Country 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Easterner:4 -.C lass iPres.y253- CAROL DIANE NEBEHY Chorus 1,2. DIANE KAY NORTHRUP Booster Club 1,2; Y.F.C. 4; F.H.A. 4, Compliments of SELTENRIGHT MAIN T.V. APPLIANCE : COME WITH GRADUATION KATHIE JEAN OILER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Hi-Fi 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Coun- cil 3; Easterner 4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Drama Club 3; Class Treas. 2; F.T.A. 4. CAROL PEACHEY F.H,A. 2,3, Sec. 2; Booster Club 3. Picture Not Available IMOGENE MAE NUSBAUM Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4; Office Cadet 4; Chorus 1; Drama Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Y.F.C. 3,4; INGE¢oos;4 beta: Clubez. blazer 3; Eastermer 4; Class Sec. 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM NUSBAUM, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1; Beta Club 1,2; N.H.S. 3; Judging Team Mae ee BONNIE PREWETT Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 4. KAREN SUE PROSSER Booster Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2. Compliments of NUSBAUM BROTHERS, INTERIOR EXTERIOR DECORATORS SENIOR YEAR ... LOIS LUCILLE PROVINES Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 253,420 e Fr Gaeky ee DONNA JEAN REDIGER Booster Clubilj2 ony Ge 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Office Cadet 4. JAMES ARTHUR REINOEHL Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Countrysiee: Golf 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Okla- homa 4; Class Pres, 17) Clascay see gese He JERRY RENFROW Monitor 4. RONALD KENNETH RICHMOND F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Dairy Judging 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Livestock Judging if JACQUELINE KAY RISER Ba nd 1,2: FHA. 2,3,4: G.AsAcw: Booster Club 1,2,3. Compliments of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORP. hab BES OF ALL! MARGARET SABIN Ghorussl; GiA.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Nor.G, 354, ELLEN SEBERT Class sec. 1,2; Class Treas. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Tri-Hi- Nee porNatl.o. 250,43; Y.F.C; 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Booster Club 1,2,4; Pep Band 3; Keynotes 3,4; Oklahoma 4. ALFRED FRANKLIN SHERER, JR. Bandsl,2,0; Chorus 1,2: Basketball i Hi-hiec, oseLep panaur,c, os Boers lev he Cris Student: Mor. 2; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4. BETTY JE AN SHOUDEL F.H.A,. 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Coun- cil 1; Spanish Club 4. GENE MARTIN SIBLE Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Livestock Judging 1,2,3,4, State 2,3; Easterner 4, Editor 4; Student Council 2,4; Class V. Pres. 2,4; Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3. JAMES LEE SINGER Pek, 2, Compliments of WARSTLER'S TONSORIAL EMPORIUM AS WE REMINISCE OF MARK IRVING SKINNER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 253; Chorus 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Oklahoma 4, VERA ELLEN SMETHERS Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 23°F eee, 3; Booster Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; Y.F.C. 1,2,3; Chorugmigaeas Girls' Chorus 4. JACK CLINTON STEMEN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Live- stock Judging 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Wo JeReS, 2p Clkigs W, IBS, 24 ROBERT CHARLES STIVER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 152; Golf 3;4:.N.H:S..3,4; Class Pres. 1,2; Easterner 4; Boy's State Répasd: Kal A maperesaae JUDITH DIANE STOLZ G.A.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2 sear Y.F.C. 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3; Blazer 4; Chorus 3,4; Monitor 3. JERRY WAYNE STORER Basketball 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Band 4; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Easterner 4; Livestock Judging 1,2,3,4. Compliments of JIGGS' MOTOR SERVICE PARTIES, CLUBS, DANCES... STEVEN LEROY SURFACE fete 1, 2,3,4, Lreas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Audio Visual 1,2,3,4. MARY ELLEN SURFUS Chorus 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3. EUGENE THORP Chorus 3,4. DIANA JEAN TRENARY Booster Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 4; Band 2: MIRIAM KAY TROYER F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Y.F.C. 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3. Picture Not Available CAROL LEE TUSTISON Chorus 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3; Blazer 4. Compliments of BEARD PLUMBING HEATING “WELL REMEMBER ALWAYS— LANA KAY WALTERS Chorus 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3; G-A.A. 45 ¥.F.C. 4. NILA JEAN WALTERS Chorus 2,3; Y.F.C. 3; Booster Club 1,3,4. CAROL WELLENDORF Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Attendance Officer 4;-Y. F.C, 2,3,4; Majorette 255543 bo) cet ee MICHAEL RAY WHITE Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track i: A, B. WARD F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Track 1; Easterner 4; Livestock Judging 1,2, 3,4, STANLEY CURTIS WASHLER Easterner 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Judging 1,2,3,4. ’ Compliments of DAME'S DRY CLEANERS GRADUATION DAY” CYNTHIA ERESSA WISLER Y.F.C, 3,4; F.H.A. 4. DEANNA KAY ZEISLOFT Ye eC eared An l2,0,4; bOOster Club 1,2,3,4. PAMELA SUE ZENTZ Booster Club 2; Drama Club 1; Office Cadet 3; Librarian 3. Compliments of SECHLER'S PICKLES REMEMBER ? ? ? ASTSIDE BLAZERS LOTS OF THIS? aoa LEADS TO AND THIS IS THE PLACE TO DOTS NIN VIN NAN AN | Compliments of PARKISON TV SALES SERVICE ts A spiral nebula with satellite nebula in Canes Venatici taken with the 200-inch Hale telescope. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories CLASS OFFICERS . oy a eee” ee — ; — ie eae Left to right: Pres. Jerry Hudson; Treas. Jane Yates; V. Pres. Sheri Kaiser; Sec. Cindy Wilson. This year the Class of 1966 started the year with a magazine drive which resulted in over a $1000 profit. They watched the Seniors go through their activities, and longed for the time to come when they would be the highest class in the high school. Now, as Juniors, they are in sight of that final goal to be achieved in school. Juniors were found in almost every club and activity and did their part to arouse school spirit and make this school a greater one than it was. Allen Ault Betty Belcher Paul Berndt Janie Betz Compliments of MOLD SERVICE INC. Brenda Bishop James Blume Mark Bonecutter DeNese Brown Tom Bryant Charles Burkmire Claude Combs Steve Culler Joe Creager Barbara DePriest Mike Dickerhoof Ralph Diehl Karen Emenhiser Judy Fee Donna Fry Phil Grussing Oleta Hankey James Harger Jeanenne Hudson Jerry Hudson Patty Hudson Shirley Hullinger Sheri Kaiser Shirley Keller Jerry Ladd Paul Laux Cathy Leason JUNIORS Compliments of BUTLER HOTEL REST HOME INC. Robert Bovlick Carole Bowman Cathy D. Brown Phyllis Cain Nicholas Carr Alice Chew Joe Crowl Mike Davis Catherine DeLong Barry Dohner Deanna Dove Cheryl Easterday Emery Fuleki Robert Gerber Judy Griggs Harold Healy Carlyle Holman James Hudson Helen Hull Cheri Howey Shirley A. Hulling Larry Kinsey Ronald Kitchen Jane Kline Shurl Lechleidner Frances Lester Harry Logsdon JUNIORS LONG FOR “SENIOR” TITTLE Michael Loy Linda McCann Marilou McCollough William Meyer Gordon Miller Jim Miller Wilbur Moore Pamela Moulder Robert Nichols Mary Provines Dennis Reinoehl Douglas Riser Jerry Sherer Nancy Short Charles Smith Linda Stark Steve Strock Leslie Strong Terry Ulm Sue Vogelpohl Carl Warner Nancy McKean Diane Mack Marcia Meyer Joanne Miller Deloris Moore Sally Moore Diana Oberlin Max Pierson Teresa Powell Robert Roose Edward Schuller Judy Scott John Smith Randy Staley John Stiver Tom Studebaker Teresa Szeman Carolyn Thorp Diane Warstler Chris Weidenhamer | Cindy Wilson Jane Yates Patricia Zimmerman Terry Wilson Douglas Winn Compliments of: BOB TRUMBULL x i Mars, possibly the next objective of space probes, pho- tographed in blue light through the 200-inch Hale telescope. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Treas. Joyce Culler; Sec. Anita Houser; V. Pres. Rick Parker; Pres. Jeff Myers. The Class of 1967 reached a long-awaited plateau, class rings. The Sophomores ordered their rings in the first part of the year. After they came, everyone was busy looking at all the beautiful variations around. When the school pictures came, all tried to capture photos of all classmates. The Sophomore Class predominated the Cheer Block and really yelled their hearts out for the Blazers. The school just wouldn't have been the same without the Sophomores. Mary Abell Dennis Armstrong Diana Arnett Phyllis Arnett Robert Arnett Compliments of MEYER'S SUNOCO STATION David Arrants David Beard Danny Beaty George Bourne Steve Brock Steve Brohard Robert Carpenter Teresa Chew Mary Lu Collins Linda Creager Joyce Culler Ronald Czaja John Fetters Jean Flueckiger Jerry Furnish Linda Heffelfinger Cheryl Helbert Pam Holman Peggy Hudson Timothy Hummon John Husted Roger Kitchen Cheryl Knapp Kathy Laub Brenda Logsdon |Jacqueline Lorentzen SOPHOMORES Compliments of INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. Michael Beebe Deborah Bell Dennis Bloomfielc Lane Brown Raymond Bungard Kenny Camahan Cheryl Cooper Jim Craig Linda Craig Everett Davis Mike Dielman Robert Evanoff Kenny Geyer Dale Harter Jean Harter Bruce Holtzberg Larry Hook Anita Houser Tom Jinnings Rachel Kaiser John Keith Bob Lehner Jerry Littlefield Sam Littlejohn Rickey McCann Ronald Maloney Donna Mansfield Carma Mason Allen Miller Dennis Miller Diana Mumma Myra Munsey Jeff Myers Rick Parker Ann Prewett Michael Provines Kayota Reinhart Barbara Renfrow Jack Ridge Linda Sherer Shirley Shoudel Michal Shull Jim Stemen Tom Stemen Becky Stiver Theresa Vinson Doris Vires TWO DOWN—TWO TO GO Pictures were not available for the following: Midge Jennings Diana Miller Nanette Shockley Compliments of ROGER'S MOBIL SERVICE Sallie Miller Mary Minnix April Moulder Kathy Nebehy Denny Nelson Juanita Ortez Richard Reas Kay Rediger Randy Rediger Barbara Schmidt Dennis Schrock Mike Sebert Mary Smethers Becky Smith Robert Smith Claudia Strombeck Sharon Thimlar Shirley Trenary Nancy Washler Ronald Wilks “ Star clouds in the Milky Way are composed of millions of individual stars forming the arms of our Galaxy. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Treas. Richard Fisher; V. Pres. Shawn Campbell; Pres. Mike Storer; Sec. Donna Guy. For the Freshmen, this was their first year as high school students. They ran around in a haze for a few days until the hallowed halls and sacred rooms started to look familiar and to be more easily found. The Class of 1968 found themselves in a group of unfamiliar faces and did their best to make friends. With eager anticipation of the years of fun ahead, the Fresh- men completed their first year in high school. Lucinda Akey Lorie Allen Marne Ankney Larry Armstrong Paulette Bakle Compliments of MAXTON MOTORS, INC. Donald Barrett Steve Baughman Shari Benninghoff Tom Bowman Shawn Campbell Janet Capp David Cather Dorothy Cobb Lana Combs Dan Dickerhoof Diana Diehl Gordon Dolby Darrell Fish Richard Fisher Gary Flood Joe Fuleki Steve Gafken Robert Gengnagel Charlene Graves James Graham Sandra Greuter Nancy Hankey Michael Harter Richard Harter Randy Houser Clayton Hursh Melissa Kagey FRESHMEN sa 4 i Be Compliments of R. L. BARRETTS' 5 to $1 STORE Larry Berndt Perry Bonecutter John Bowers Melanie Carnahan Ronald Carper Melanie Carr Larry Conine Dan Crow Susan Derrow Barbara Eakright Dave Edgar Larry Fee Eugene Flueckiger Mike Frankhauser Kenneth Furnish Paul Gibson Kathie Ginder Sandra Gonzales Steve Groff Virginia Groves Donna Guy Donna Herzog Herbert Holden Jacqueline Hook Mike Kaiser Keith Kreischer Michael Krontz Susanne Krontz Carolyn Lehner Kay Littlefield Sandra Miller Stanley Miller Richard Mumma Buford Patton Randy Peterson Dennis Pugh Mike Richards Bill Roose Tom Rosenberry Janet Sebert Peggy Short James Shrock Rex Snyder Ronnie Stayer Karen Stemen Anthony Teutsch Roger Thimlar Nancy Ulm Mike Wasson Christine Webb Jerry Webb Diane Worman Kathy Yeiser UP AND AWAY! Compliments of BUTTERMORE RADIATOR REPAIR Terry Loucks Martha McCollou; Earl Miller Earl Mutzfeld Jean Norris Johnny Ortiz Jerry Raney Roger Reinhart Harden Renfrow Raymond Rowe Richard Rowe Martha Searfoss Leslie Smith Jeff Snyder Linda Snyder Carol Stevenson Michael Storer Mark Strong Rex Vogelpohl Jerry Walter Larry Warstler Rita Webb William Wellendor Susan White Dennis Zeisloft Carolyn Zimmerman RIVERDALE ADMINISTRATION JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Principal Secretary Mr. Smith's patient manner is appreciated by all he works with. It is his responsibility to keep everything Mrs. Virginia Laux serves as Mr. Smith's secretary running smoothly in both buildings. at the Riverdale school. It is her job to keep the office operating at it's usual peak of efficiency. Janitors ete peepee The janitors, Mr. Ward, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Singer, keep the build- ings at Riverdale spotless and always in order. 49 Gary Anders Janet Ankney Susan Benninghoff Sherry Carpenter Roger Coburn Martha DeLong Roger Evans Howard Freeman Patricia Freeman Kenneth Groves Susan Grussing William Harter Tanna Hoover Kathy Hudson Jodie Johnston Debra McDowell Jerry Mansfield Danny Miller Karen Moore Gerald Murphy Kathy Mumma Nila Shockley Dennis Stiver Dennis Taylor RIVERDALE SEVENTH Van Miller ‘4% Ma, ROS: Ray Minnix Compliments of THE BUTLER CO. NE oO Fp hy is Lois Bice Edna Bourne Richerd Carpenter Diana DePriest Rhonda Dolby Becky Edgar Darl Gengnagel Shirley Geyer Veda Griggs Arthur Hausbach Euphrasia Hausbach Sharon Holden Walter Krontz Stanley Laudahn Edna Lysher Katherine Miller Charyl Moore Diane Moore Carman Ortiz Diana Rucker Roy Saucedo Debra Warstler Sandra Wertman Dennis Worman Brenda Baker Sue Beaty Larry Bice Melody Carper John Chew Donna Church Louisa Cook Christine Coy Beth DeLong Philip Haberkorn | Ernestine Handshoe | Dennis Hart Roger Krontz Vernon Lake Lerene Laux - Max Markle Diane McDowell Ronald Miller David Mumma Michael Prentice Linda Prewitt Kathy Smith Kristine Smith Van Snyder RIVERDALE EIGHTH y, ¥ fs De. Royce White Compliments of HAROLD'S GROCERY Sandra Bissell Robert Bourne Sybil Brattain Lynda Church Roy Collins Illa Cook Charlene Emenhiser Dennis Freeman Rietha Funk William Holtzberg Charles Johnson John Kochert Sandra Logsdon Terry Maldeney Suzanne Mansfield Ted Miller Rowena Moore Judy Moore Richard Roberts Jerry Simanton Jerry Smith James Swary Steven Watson Sheryl Wertman RIVERDALE SEVENTH TOP ROW: Gary Anders, Arthur Hausbach, Danny Miller, Van Miller, William Harter, Roger Coburn, Coach Hollingsworth. BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. Jerry Mansfield, Ray Minnix, Darrell Gengnagel, Dennis Taylor, Dennis Worman, Dennis Stiver. Left to Right: Becky Edgar, Debbie Washler, Jodie Johnson. 02 RIVERDALE EIGHTH STANDING Left to Right: Coach Hollingsworth, Ted Miller, Royce White, Dennis Hart, John Kochert, Ricky Roberts, Philip Haberkorn. KNEELING: Mgr. Max Markle, Jerry Smith, Van Snyder, Butch Miller, Jerry Simington, Vernon Lake, John Chew. Left to Right: Rowena Moore, Sandra Logston, Brenda Baker. 53 Michael Abell Keith Anderson Dalene Armstr ong Randy Bercaw Craig Berndt Lynn Blaine Kristie Brand Patty Buttermore Margaret Chapman Ted Everetts Stephen Flood Gary Fuleki Kerry Ginder Donna Gipple Diane Groff Janet Johnsinbaugh Dennis Jones Steven Kelley Keith Kessler Ricky Kitchen Carol Lambert Rex Miles Douglas Miller Roger Morrow Pamela Myers Dennis Oberlin Christine Obendorf BUTLER SEVENTH Compliments of JENNINGS JACOBSEN SALES SERVICE Janie Arrants Aaron Bell Teresa Bellamy Joe Bowman Steven Boyer Dallas Boylan David Davis Wesley DePew Jill Dielman Christy Fuller Ricky Fuller David Gibson Bonnie Hankey Kevin Houser Jerry Hullinger Linda Keller Stephen Keuneke Roger Kinney Rosemary Martz Anna McBride Michael Meyer Tim Moulder Terry Mullett Loma Mutzfeld Rex Obendorf Bobby Obendorf Debbie Overcash Terry Parrish Cynthia Peterson Bernard Pleunik Nancy Rosenberry Ricky Rower Marilyn Shultz Linda Suntken Gereld Suntken Philip Szeman Pat Vose Philip Vose Ronald Walter Chuck Wilson Donald Wasson Dale Wegmann Rod Knox George Angelone Marsha Antrup Reva Armstrong Catherine Bloom Rebecca Blume Mary Boyer Emerson Casebere John Combs Bruce Craig BUTLER SEVENTH Compliments of CRANE EDMUND CORP. Gerald Relyea Gary Richards Dennis Robbins Dennis Smethers Craig Smith Cindy Stark DeWayne Trenary Diana Upp Douglas Upp Kenneth Warstler Ann Marie Warstle Deo Wasson Bonny Wilson Carol Worman Kathy Nickols Janet Jennings Sharon Bearss Vickie Bergstrom Marlin Betz Melva Brohard Jerry Bungard David Capp Paul Culler Joseph Czaja Alberta DePew Greogory Dohner Dennis Ginder Dennis Giradot Dennis Hollinger Tony Hopkins Cheryl Hose Wendeline Hughes Fred Adams Cathy Johnsonbaugh Richard Lane Rhoda Lawson Nelson Lower Charlene Mason Lana Mast Vickie McCann Craig Parshall John Prosser Walter Prosser Thomas Seltenright Vickie Sherer Mary Shoudel Steven Thimlar Karen Thorp Darla Vachon Patricia Wegnann Jamalee Whitmen BUTLER EIGHTH Compliments of THE BUTLER LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Gary Willibey Jody Wilson Cheryl Heffelfinger Gary Heffelfinger David Higley Galen Hose Larry Houlton Patricia Huff Dennis Keller Michael Kimple Clela Alwood Dick Mack Kathleen Mack Doyle Marr Charles Morrow Kent Myers Phyllis Myers Sheila Reinoehl James Ridge Roberta Scott Terry Shoudel Cindy Staley Jack Steakley Carol Vogelpohl Robert Wasson Rosanne Webb LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet John- sonbaugh, Cindy Staley, Lana Mast, Marilyn Shultz. 57 STANDING: Kent Myers, Galen Hose, Dennis Keller, Mr. Sever- son, Gregory Dohner, Gary Willibey, Thomas Seltinright. KNEELING: Paul Culler, James Ridge, Larry Houlton, Craig Parshall, Dennis Ginder, Mgr. David Capp. STANDING: Joe Bowman, Rod Knox, Gerald Suntken, Mr. Severson, Keith Kessler, Deo Wasson, Kerry Ginder. KNEEL- ING: Steve Kelley, Randy Bercaw, Guy Boylan, Kenny Warstler, Kevin Houser, Mgr. David Gibson. JR. HIGH BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW; J. Mansfield, D. Warstler, B. DeLong, L. Mast, J. Wilson, V. Sherer, B. Baker, S. Bissell, SECOND ROW; L. Laux, K. Smith, S. Reinoehl, D. Robbins, R. Roberts, F. Adams, M. Brohard, R. Fuller, M, Shultz, S. Benninghoff, R. Armstrong. THIRD ROW; D. Armstrong, D. Upp, T. Mullett, S. Flood, J. Ankney, J. Jennings, D. Overcash, K. Brand, R. Coburn, B. Markle, B. Bloom, V. McCann, P. Haberkorn, T. Miller, J. Koch- ert. FOURTH ROW; C. Parshall, J. Lake, S. Watson, B. Pleunik, S. Grussing, D. Rucker, D. McDabell, G. Boy- lan, D. Gibson, G. Murphy, A. Bell, N. Shockley, R. Moore, G. Willibey, D. Capp, D. Miller, G. Richards, G. Heffelfinger. BUTLER CHORUS 2s —- a. A — we —— a —_ Dees | Fe LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW; C. Heffelfinger, C. Vogelpohl, C. Staley, C. Hose, K. Bloomfield, M. Antrup, R. Scott, W. Hughes, M. Brohard, L. Mast. SECOND ROW; C. Mason, V. Bergston, J. Bungard, D. Hullinger, D. Gin- der, F. Adams, J. Cjaza, L. Houghton, J. Wilson, P. Huff. THIRD ROW; C. Johnsonbough, R. Armstrong, P. Weg- mann, C, Parshall, J. Steckley, D. Geradot, P. Perkins, R. Walter, B. Mair, V. McCann. FOURTH ROW; P. Myers, J. Whitman, S. Reinoehl, J. Ridge, G. Willibey, G. Angelone, M. Kimpel, K. Myers, G. Heffelfinger, M. Boyer, C. Alwood. 58 re ve Clusters of stars in the Sagittarius region of the Milky Way photographed with a 10-inch lens. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories CLASSES SCIENCE PHYSICS Mr. Bracht CHEMISTRY Mr. Conkey ADVANCED MATH’ Mrs. Chase 60 MATHEMATICS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Mrs. Chase GEOMETRY Mrs. Schubert GENERAL MATH Mr. Bedwell 6] LANGUAGES SPANISH Mrs. Posey LANGUAGE LAB FRENCH Mr. Sherer 62 ENGLISH COLLEGCEAPRER Mrs. Eddy ENGLISH 12 Mrs. Eddy ENGLISH 11 Mrs. Posey 63 SPEECH Mrs. Eddy LIBRARY Miss Griffith JOURNALISM Mr. Murphy 64 COMMERCE SHORTHAND Mrs. Overmyer BOOKKEEPING Mr. Hansen Js GENERAL BUSINESS Mr. Sherer 65 COMMERCE “=e TYPING td Mrs. Overmyer SOCIAL STUDIES GOVERN MENT Mr. Wilder Uss SHIS TORY, Mr. Templeton 66 VOCATIONS AGRICULTURE Mr. Guinther HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Voelkel 67 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BONGISs bene: Mr. Roush GIRE'S Ps Ee Mrs. Hood MUSIC DEPT. CHORUS Mrs. Morrisson MONITORS SEATED: Sharon Thimlar. STANDING: Pat Coburn, Jim Hudson, Shirley Keller, Jerry Renfrow, Sharon Boylan. Guarding our halls from skipping seniors, jumping juniors, spunky sopho- mores, and frolicing freshmen, the bobbies of Eastside High School protect our sacred halls. ASSISTANT MONITORS SEATED: Yvonne Jones. STANDING: Dennis Shrock, Belva Mutzfeld, Mike Loy, Pat Coburn, Jim Blume, Diana Mack, Ron Kitchen. Compliments of: SKOGMOS DEPT. STORE SERVICE WORKERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Brown, Clyde Chandler, Otis Gall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Plunik, Delores Miller, Pauline Hammon, Glendoline Ginder. KNEELING: Hubert Reinoehl, Herbert Friedenburger, Jr., Cloise Baxter. STANDING: Elmer Gaff, Carl Edds, Floyd Keller, Stu Capp, Roger Laub, Harold Murphy, Harold Goldsmith, Mervin Conine. Compliments of: HIGLEY BOOK STORE MU TZFIELDS + Remains of a supernova which occured in AD 1054, the “Crab” Nebula in the constellation Taurus. —Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Ken Keller, Mr. Wilder. SITTING: ROW 1: (front to back) Don Curry, Sheri Kaiser, Kathy Laub, Gene Sible. ROW 2: Mary Provines, Jerry Storer. ROW 3: Christine Webb, Jim Craig, Rick Parker, Skip Campbell. PERSEVERANCE... PROGRESS Officers Eastside's Student Council, under the capable supervision of advisor, Mr. Wilder, is dedicated to the purpose of creating and maintaining pliable rela- tionships between the student body, faculty, and administration. SITTING: Ken Keller, President; STANDING: Mr. Wilder, Advisor; Mary Provines, Sec.-Treas.; Don Curry, Vice-President. Compliments of LAUB BROTHERS OIL CO. FIRST ROW: Don Curry, Janice Houser, Vicki Hughes, Carole Bowman, Cathy DeLong, Michele Davis, Diana Oberlin, Sheri Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Carol Wellendorf, Shirley Hullinger, Kathie Oiler, Sharon DeLong, Betty Shoudel, Jane Kline, Cathy Haynes, Sara Bungard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Schubert, Linda McCann, Ellen Sebert, Belva Mutzfeld, Sharon Boylan, Janet Kelly, Imogene Nusbaum, Jane Yates, Marcia Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Allen, Jim Blume, Jim Harter, Dan Kessler, Daryle Doden, Bob Stiver, Frank Sherer, Jerry Hudson. The Eastside chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is one of most outstanding, respected, and admired organizations in the school system. It is the most selective organization, basing its qualifications foremost ona B+ average from each preceding Semesrey,. LEFT TO RIGHT: Michele Davis, Sec.; Don Curry, Pres.; Mrs. Schubert, Sponsor; Dennis Allen, Treas.; Carole Bowman, Reporter; Daniel Kessler, V. Pres. Compliments of JANKE LUMBER YARD EASTERNER STAFF A aN FIRST ROW: Sandy Alwood, Sylvia McAllister, Craig Myers. SECOND ROW: Stan Washler, Jack Bercaw, Kathie Oiler. THIRD ROW: Sharon DeLong, Janice Houser, Mary Kay Hursh. FOURTH ROW: A.B. Ward, Janet Kelley, Joyce Keating, Imogene Nusbaum. STANDING: Bob Stiver, Jerry Storer, Mr. Sherer, Gene Sible. The annual staff spent many hours working to produce the — 1965 Easterner. Time and ef- fort were not spared as mem- bers rushed to meet never ending deadlines, in the hope that each and every student would find his Easterner a storehouse of memories for today and tomorrow. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Stiver, Co-Business Manager; Mr. Sherer, Advi- sor; Kathie Oiler, Business Manager; Gene Sible, Editor-in-Chief; Jer- ry Storer, Copy Editor. 74 BLAZER STAFF FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Michele Davis, Cathy Delong, Karen Boylan, Judy Scott and Teresa Powell. SECOND ROW: Carole Bowman, Mary Surfus, Susan Fetters and Barbara DePriest. STANDING: Jerry Renfrow, Mark Bone - cutter, John Stiver and Bob Nichols. Originality and inventiveness are foremost in the thoughts of East- side's newspaper staff. Digging out the news, reporting, and publishing their findings promptly and accur- ately is the Blazer's motto. OFFICERS: Left to Right; Barbara DePriest, Lay-out Editor; Mi- chele Davis, Editor; Jerry Renfrow, Business Manager; Mr. Mur- phy, Sponsor. COMPLIMENTS OF RIETH-RILEY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Angola and Wolcottville, Indiana SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Perry Bonecutter, Belva Mutzfeld, Marcia Meyer, Carol Wellendorf, Sharon DeLong, Michele Davis, Jane Yates, Donna Guy, Deborah Bell, Mrs. Posey. SECOND ROW: Sandy Gonzales, Marilou McCullough, Sally Miller, Janet Capp, Sheri Kaiser, Sally Moore, Dennie Armstrong, Anita Houser, Joyce Culler, Kathy Laub, Rita Webb. THIRD ROW: Linda Sherer, Judy Griggs, Diana Oberlin, Dennis Bloomfield, Claudia Strombeck, Shari Benninghoff, George Borne, Janet Sebert, Melanie Carnahan, Michael Harter, Ann Kagey, Barbara Eakright. FOURTH ROW: Mary Provines, Sharon Thimlar, Linda McCann, Earl Mutzfeld, Herb Holden, Frank Sherer, Ken Carnahan, Jackie Hook, Kathy Brand, Sara Bungard, Marty Surface, Stan Miller. POCO A POCO VENCEMOS “Littlesby littlesweaconquere sis: titc motto of Los Conquistadores. It is the purpose of this club to further the members' knowledge of Spanish coun- tries and culture and most of all of our ability to speak Spanish so that eventu- Belva Mutzfeld, Historian; Carol Wellendorf, Sec.; ally we may conquer the language. Sharon DeLong, Pres.; Mrs. Posey, Adv.; Marsha Meyer, Treas.; Jane Yates, Rep.; Michele Davis, V.P. Compliments of KAISER PLBG. AND ELECTRIC L.-R., SITTING: Jerry Storer, Craig Myers, James Harter, Frank Sherer, Dennis Allen, Mike Lake, Jack Bercaw, Louis Fisher, Joe Nusbaum, Gene Sible. STANDING: Terry Ulm, Paul Laux, Bill Meyer, Daniel Kessler, Leslie Strong. Officers The basic purpose of the Science Giubsissto create interest in space development, techniques, and principle through amateur rocketry. Most interesting of their many ex- periments was the building and launching of a space probe at Cape Sible. President, Mike Lake; Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Storer. Compliments of KAISER'S MARKET FIRST ROW: David Cather, Steve Culler, Steve Surface, Hillard Munsey, A.B. Ward, Caryle Holman, Joe Nusbaum, Larry Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Dan Crow, Keith Imhoff, Dennis Zeisloft, Donald Barrett, Nick Carr, Randy Houser, Jack Ridge, Sam Littlejohn, Roc Brown, and Roger Reinhart. THIRD ROW: Clayton Hursh, Bob Moore, Ronald Richmond, Randy Rediger, David Beard, John Husted, Pat Crow, Kieth Kreischer, Thomas Bow- man, Harden Renfrow. FOURTH ROW: Bob Evanoff, Dan Dickerhoff, Harry Logsdon, Raymond Bungard, Michael Wasson, Darwin Combs, Lonny Keller, Mike Storer, Tom Stemen, and Ronald Kitchen. FIFTH ROW: Roger Thimlar, Bob Roose, Larry Hook, Barry Dohner, Jim Harger, Joe Crowl, Ronald Stayer, Rex Snyder, Dennis Pugh and Jerry Webb. SIXTH ROW: Steve Strock, Harold Healey, Robert Jennings, Mike Sebert, Ken Geyer, Allen Ault, Bob Gerber, Mike Davis, Stan Lake, and Everett Davis. The F.F.A. is constantly broadening its experiences with agriculture and farming by taking field trips and participating in county and state contests. Under the leadership of their Vo-Ag teacher, Mr. Guinther, the club farms the land east of the Butler Elem. Bldg. Their objective is to advance their understanding of farming and improve their individual qualities of leadership. OFFICERS L to R: Joe Nusbaum, Caryle Holman, Steve Surface, Hillard Munsey, Steve Culler, A. B. Ward. Compliments of KNISELY'S MENS WEAR FIRST ROW: Mrs. Voelkel, Jackie Riser, Vera Smethers, Pat Coburn, Melanie Johnson, Diana Trenary, Mary Kay Hursh. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Prewett, Jeanne Norris, Melanie Carr, Lana Walter, Paulette Bakle, Cathy DeLong, Dorothy Cobb, Donna Mansfield. THIRD ROW: Lana Combs, Teresa Szeman, Nancy McKean, Carolyn Thorp, Carma Mason, Nancy Short, Susan Fetters, Pat Zimmerman, Helen Hull. FOURTH ROW: Deanna Dove, Teresa Powell, Marna Ankney, Betty Belcher, Cathy Leason, Deanna Zeisloft, Karen Boylan, Sandy Alwood, Sharon Thimlar. Eastside's Future Homemakers of America are busy laying the ground work to achieve the experi- elice necescaty LO cIlicienlunysoperate their own homes. This highly or- ganized club began its active year with a bake sale and plans to add many more activities to its calendar in the near future. Ss L.-R., Mary Kay Hursh, Vera Smethers, Pat Coburn, Melanie Johnson, Jackie Riser, Diana Trenary. Compliments of GEDDES REXALL DRUGS YOUTH FOR CHRIST FIRST ROW: Marilou McCollough, Diane Dielman, Ellen Sebert, Sarah Bungard, Maria Gonzales, Anna Mae Hose, Daryle Doden, Imogene Nusbaum and Mary Kay Hursh. SECOND ROW: Paulette Bakle, Carole Bowman, Miriam Troyer, Janet Capp, Martha McCollough, Sandy Gonzales, Janice Houser, and Diane Warstler. THIRD ROW: Deborah Bell, Brenda Bishop, Cathy Brown, Karen Boylan, Judy Griggs, Margaret Sabin, Melanie Johnson and Lana Walter. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Cook, Linda Stark, Linda Doub, Don Curry, Vera Smethers, Oleta Hankey, Carol Wellendorf, and Helen Hull. FIFTH ROW: Nancy McKean, Diana Oberlin, Carolyn Thorp, Janet Kelley, Do nald Barrett, Donna Rediger, Ann Kagey, and Susan Fetters. SIXTH ROW: Ronald Kitchen, Jeff Snyder, Dennis Schrock, Shari Benninghof, Martha Searfoss, Janet Sebert, Pat Coburn and Jim Harter. SEVENTH ROW: Darwin Combs, Sharon Boylan, Marna Ankney, Deanna Zeisloft, Kathy Brand, Marcia Meyers, Shirley Keller and Sandra Alwood. EIGHTH ROW: Lana Combs, Jackie Hook, Cathy Leason, Nila Walters, Mike Davis, Ken Geyer, Wendall Hose, Terry Ulm, and Bob Roose. FIRST ROW: Maria Gonzales, Sarah Bungard, Diane Dielman, Ellen Sebert. SECOND ROW: Anna Mae Hose, Mary Kay Hursh, Marilou McCollough and Imogene Nusbaum. THIRD ROW: Daryle Doden. Compliments of CASEY BILL FARM EQUIPMENT FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Vicki Hughes, Kathie Oiler, Peg Hudson, Ellen Sebert, Bob Stiver, Dan Kessler, Linda Doub, Maria Gonzales, Joanne Miller, Mrs. Overmyer. SECOND ROW: Sharon DeLong, Dennis Bloomfield, Michele Davis, Dennis Miller, Claudia Strombeck, Diane Arnett, Carol Wellendorf, Judy Scott, Don Curry, Diane Dielman. THIRD ROW: Janet Kelley, Sylvia McAllister, Sharon Thimlar, Alan Miller, Dennis Schrock, Louis Fisher, David Haberkorn, Kathy Brand, Sara Bungard, Marcia Meyer. The F.T.A. is a newly organized Club at Eastside. It is open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are interested in becoming teachers. Along with Mrs. Overmyer, their faculty sponsor, the group holds their meet- ings once a month after school. Some of the ane this year include panel discussions on school curriculum and facilities, and various films from the [.S.T.A. TOP TO BOTTOM: Bob Stiver, Pres.; Dan Kessler, V. Pres.; Peg Hudson, (Préeas;,swathic Oiler, Parl, ;' Ellen Sebert, Sec.; Linda Doub, Hist. Compliments of OBERLIN SALES, INC. SPARKLE AND SPIRIT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Brand, Janice Houser, Joanne Miller, Shirley Hullinger, Carol Wellendorf, Ellen Sebert, Imogene Nusbaum, Marynelle Baker. SECOND ROW: Linda McCann, Cindy Wilson, Miriam Troyer, Deanna Zeisloft, Nila Walters, Charlene Cook, Diane Dielman, Lois Provines. THIRD ROW: Sharon Thimlar, Kayota Reinhart, Shirley Keller, Mary Pro- vines, Nancy McKean, Teresa Powell, Diane Warstler, Carole Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Helbert, Carma Mason, Kay Rediger, Anita Houser, Cheryl Cooper, Kathy Laub, Joyce Culler, Claudia Strombeck. FIFTH ROW: Marna Ankney, Karen Stemen, Carol Stevenson, Jackie Hook, Ann Kagey, Rita Webb, Barbara Eakright, Deanna Diehl. SIXTH ROW: Shari Benninghoff, Nancy Ulm, Shawn Campbell, Donna Guy, Donna Herzog, Nancy Hankey, Martha Searfoss, Janet Sebert. SEVENTH ROW: Sheri Kaiser, Sara Bungard. TEMPORARY OFFICERS: TOP ROW: Carol Wellendorf-- Attendance, Imogene Nusbaum-- Treasurer, Joanne Miller--Secre- tary, Shirley Hullinger--Attend- ance. BOTTOM ROW: Ellen Sebert--President, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Hood, Marynelle Baker-- Songleader. Compliments of: DIEHL'S JEWELRY EAGERNESS AND VITALITY Compliments of PAUL LANE, INC. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Cheryl Helbert, Marilou McCollough, Maria Gonzales, Nancy Ulm, Jeff Snyder, Chuck Smith, Ken Keller, Dennis Allen, Jeff Myers, Melanie Johnson, Bonnie Prewett, Lorie Allen. SECOND ROW: Marynelle Baker, Pam Holman, Ann Kagey, Sarah Bungard, Terry Ulm, Dennis Nelson, Jim Reinoehl, Darrel Fish, Dick Baughman, Sandy Gonzales, Joyce Culler, Anita Houser, Janie Betz. THIRD ROW: Melanie Carnahan, Kathy Brand, Marty Searfoss, Ellen Sebert, Jack Stemen, Darwin Combs, Eugene Thorp, Mark Skinner, Larry Berndt, Sharon DeLong, Sue Vogelpohl, Martha McCollough, Janet Capp. FOURTH ROW: Carol Wellendorf, Judy Stoltz, Jackie Lorentzen, Pat Coburn, Claude Combs, Daryle Doden, Craig Myers, Allen Ault, Max Ault, Jackie Hook, Connie Akey, Diane Arnett, Mary Kay Hursh. The Mixed Chorus is com- posed of students, who raise their voices in harmony. They sing at many of the convocations, includ- ing the Christmas assembly, at which they sang ''The Messiah. Their music can be heard every day as their voices float down the corridors of the building. STANDING: Janie Betz, Lib.; Mark Skinner, V.P.; Terry Ulm, Robe Cust.; Dick Baughman, Robe Cust.; Craig Myers, Chap.; Sarah Bungard, Treas. SITTING: Maria Gonzales, Pres.; Pat Coburn, Sec.; Ellen Sebert, Lib. Compliments of DR. E. V. BLUME, VETERINARIAN KEYNOTES STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Smith, Maria Gonzales, Terry Ulm, Marynelle Baker, Craig Myers, Pat Coburn, Jim Reinoehl, Ellen Sebert, Dennis Allen and Jackie Lorentzen. Representing the school at various clubs, churches, and other organiza- tions by singing songs from their wide repertoire, the Keynotes enliven spirit and inspire school pride. Compliments of CASEBERE WELDING EASTSIDE CHORUS PRESENTS... Ready and willing. Singing the leading roles were Jackie and Jim. Haven't you heard? Three's a crowd!! OOPS! Where did that come from? Compliments of HI LANES BOWLING ALLEY and AL'S MARKET “OKLAHOMA!” Our own White House. Was this rehearsed??? Who tickled Terry??? The kitchen crew is at it AGAIN!!! EASTSIDE SENIOR FIRST ROW: Jerry Hudson, Dan Kessler, Diana Oberlin, Cindy Akey. SECOND ROW: Deborah Bell, Marna Ankney, Barbara Eakright, Anna Mae Hose, Oleta Hankey, Richard Fisher, Jerry Sherer, Peg Hudson. THIRD ROW: Chris Webb, Raymond Bungard, Judy Griggs, Kay Rediger, Paul Laux, Ricky McCann, Larry Armstrong, Mike Storer, Bill Meyer, Bill Wellendorf. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Bloomfield, Pat Crow, Jerry Storer, Ron Kitchen. Officers Na ' } From left to right: Librarian, Nanette Shockley Secretary, Jane Yates Vice President, Jerry Storer President, Dan Kessler Advisor, Mr. Morrison Equipment Staff, Bill Meyer, Jerry Hudson, Paul Laux. Compliments of MARSHALL CLOTHING MFG. CO., INC. HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Pat Hudson, Sheri Kaiser, Nanette Shockley, Sara Bungard. SECOND ROW: Linda Doub, Jane Kline, Mark Strong, Melanie Carr, Kathie Oiler, Jeaninne Hudson, Marcia Meyer. THIRD ROW: Michele Davis, | Steve Gafken, Gary Flood, Nancy Warstler, Dennis Armstrong, Roger Kitchen, Tony Teitsch, Jane Yates, Louis | Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Stan Miller. Talent... Recognition of the Eastside High School Band, Dan Kessler, first clarinetist | was appointed to the United States of America Band. He was selected by audition from thousands of band | members from other states. The band which has honorably chosen Dan will tour the entire nation in- cluding a stopover at the World's Fair in July. | Compliments of ARMSTRONG FLORAL EASTSIDE MARCHING BAND The Eastside Band's Drum Major for the 1964 marching season was Junior Bill Meyer. Bill brought great honor to the band this year by winning the coveted drum major award at the NISBOVA mar- ching contest at New Haven. This award, consisting of a trophy and large baton, is given to the most outstanding drum major from all the bands competing. Compliments of: COMMERCIAL SHEARING STAMPING CO. PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Michele Davis, Jerry Hudson, Anna Mae Hose, Deborah Bell, Christine Webb, Cindy Akey, Patty Hudson, Sheri Kaiser, Sara Bungard. SECOND ROW: Linda Doub, Jane Yates, Tony Teitsch, Nancy Washler, Den- nis Armstrong, Steve Gafken, Larry Armstrong, Paul Laux, Bill Wellendorf, Mike Storer, Bill Meyer, Oleta Hankey, Peg Hudson, Melanie Carr, Kathie Oiler, Jeaninne Hudson, Marcia Meyer, Dan Kessler. THIRD ROW: Pat Crow, Jerry Storer, Ron Kitchen, Stan Miller, Dennis Bloomfield. HI FI-BAND FRONT ROW: Peg Hudson, Jerry Sherer, Jeaninne Hudson, Kathie Oiler, Jerry Hudson, Marcia Meyer. MIDDLE ROW: Louis Fisher, Tony Teitsch, Dennis Armstrong. BACK ROW: Jane Yates, Sheri Kaiser, Stan Miller, Larry Armstrong, Ricky McCann, Bill Meyer, Paul Laux. Compliments of DR. D. O. MILLER, O. D. GIRLS’ CHORUS... G.A.A. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hood, Donna Guy, Deborah Bell, Cathy DeLong, Linda Creager, Sandra Gonzales, Shawn Campbell, Peg Hud- son, and Joanne Miller. SECOND ROW: Melanie Johnson, Fay Abel, Carolyn Thorp, Pat Zimmerman, Vera Smethers, Teresa Szeman, Diana Ober- lin, Dianne Mumma, and Nancy McKean. THIRD ROW: Judy Griggs, Vicki Fleuckiger, Christine Webb, Linda Doub, Ann Kagey, Shirley Hul- linger, Melanie Carnahan, Donna Herzog, Cheryl Easterday, and Phyllis Arnett. FOURTH ROW: Lana Walter, Diana Arnett, DeNenese Brown, Sharon Boylan, Betty Belcher, Jackie Hook, Cheryl Knapp, Sara Bungard, Donna Rediger, and Jackie Riser. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Lothamer, Dorothy Cobb, Melanie Johnson, Virginia Groves, and Bonnie Prewett. SECOND ROW: Vera Smethers, Nancy McKean, Donna Hezog, Sandy Miller, Nancy Hankey, Suzan White, and Cathy Brown. THIRD ROW: Janet Sebert, Judy Miller, Carol Worman, Cheri Benninghoff, Linda Snyder, Carolyn Zimmer- man, and Linda Sherer. FOURTH ROW: Lana Combs, Nila Walters, Betty Belcher, Francis Lester, Cheryl Knapp, DeNease Brown, and Linda Craig. OFFICERS LER OF LGH Us Cathy Brown, Melanie Johnson, Mrs. Morrison, Vera Smethers, Nancy McKean, and Bonnie Prewett. Compliments of KNISELYS NATIONAL BANK —_ — ee x Comet Cunningham as seen in December, 1940. Time exposure Causes stars to make tracks on picture. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Jim Blume, Mgr.; Dennis Miller, Jim Craig, Jack Bercaw, Dennis Reinoehl, Dennis Nelson, Jeff Myers, Chuck Smith, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Mike Loy, Dave Arrants, Terry Wilson, Bob Stiver, Craig Myers, Dave Haberkorn, Terry Ulm, John Stiver, Coach Bedwell. SCORES EASTSIDE 13 PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 0 EASTSIDE 4 HAMILTON 0 EASTSIDE 6 HAMILTON 2 EASTSIDE 10 CROMWELL 0 EASTSIDE 13 FREMONT 2) EASTSIDE 9 WOODLAN 1 EASTSIDE 2 KENDALLVILLE 1 EASTSIDE 7 FREMONT 0 EASTSIDE 2 WOLF LAKE 0 EASTSIDE 6 ALBION 2 EASTSIDE 3 WATERLOO 1 EASTSIDE Re LIGONIER 0 EASTSIDE 3 LEO 2 EASTSIDE 2 WATERLOO 1 EASTSIDE 12 WAWAKA , EASTSIDE 5 LAGRANGE 6 EASTSIDE 4 AVILLA 2 Following in true Blazer formation and keeping the base paths sizzling with victo- ries, this year's Blazer team again compiled another enviable record. The team was shifted into another league, which was definitely of greater strength and competition. Due to the outstanding coaching of Coach Bedwell and the team's never dying spirit and team play, the Blazer record was virtually indestructable. Jeff Myers and Dennis Reinoehl sparked the offensive drive for the Blazers, while Terry Wilson and Dave Haberkorn eluded the opposition with their well-developed pitching talents. Backed by great spirit, hustle, and desire, the team compiled a fine 16 wins to 1 defeat seasons TECOLd: Compliments of GEDDES REXALL DRUGS 94 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON Close play at home! Error-tight infield! Fastest outfield in the East! Compliments of FISHER INSURANCE FOOTBALL 1 gn a4 a ag BABEABSA IAG OZ a3 e mi Wace ee FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Templeton, Coach Mr. Severson, Mike Harter, Kenneth Furnish, Jerry Furnish, Jerry Furnish, Dale Harter, Stan Miller, Randy Rediger. SECOND ROW: Danny Beaty, Rick Parker, Dennis Miller, Richard Harter’ Donald Barrett, Earl Mutzfeld, Allen Miller, Jeff Myers, Lane Brown. THIRD ROW: Darrel Fish, Jim Craig, Bruce Holtzberg, Reger Kitchen, Dan Dickerhoff, Dennis Nelson, David Beard, Mike Storer, Steve Brohard. FOURTH ROW: Dave Arrants, Steve Brock, Mike Wasson, Ken Carnahan, Mike Seber Kenny Geyer, Mike Dielman, Herb Holden, Bill Wellendorf. The Stampeding Eleven Compliments of DINNER BELL DRIVE-IN and GUINNUP'S BEAUTY SHOP 96 STRATEGY AND ACCOMPLISHMENT Eastside gridders receive last minute plans before Jerry Furnish gets the Blazers off to a good start with kick-off. his golden toe. That's far enough says Eastside defensive back. Roger Kitchen sweeps right end for an all important first down. Blood is the main element in a good tackle as Hold everything! I lost one of my contacts. Blazer defense denotes. Compliments of KEITH H. KELTNER CONSTRUCTION CO. and AUBURN SOFT WATER SERVICE 97 THE ROUSHMEN Ken Keller Sr. Guard Dick Baughman Sr. Guard Jack Bercaw Sr. Guard Mike Loy Jr. Guard Dennis Reinoehl Jr. Fwd. Terry Wilson Jr. Fwd. 98 LINE-UP Jim Miller Jr. Fwd. Dave Haberkorn Sr. Fwd. Daryle Doden Sr. Cen. Craig Myers Sr. Cen. Bob Gerber Jr. Fwd. Louis Fisher Sr. Fwd. | Compliments of: DAL'S NEWSTAND EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE SE AouolLDE E ASTSIDE Wee 61 73 64 60 94 33 46 ye) 43 BATTLING OPPONENT EDGERTON HUNTERTOWN K' VILLE ANGOLA AUBURN MONMOUTH LEO 56 ALBION LAKELAND AUBURN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Craig Myers scores on an another driving lay-up. 44 62 28 56 68 66 56 64 70 “het EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE EASTSIDE 100 One man can't get all the rebounds, but Bob Gerber will always give it a good try. 36 39 50 CHURUBUSCO 38 FREMONT 39 ASHLEY 56 WOODLAN AVILLA GARRETT WATERLOO HAMILTON LAKELAND HARLAN BLAZERS Lou Fisher shows how easy it is to shoot a jump shot Ken Keller finds the range for another twenty footer. when you're taller than everyone else. The whistle blows, the ball is tossed, and another exciting night begins for Blazer fans. Dave Haberkorn seems to be saying, 'OOPS! Where in All eyes are on Lou Fisher as he lets go with one of his the world did he come from. free throw attempts. 101] RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Kneeling: Jim Blume, Mgr.; Jerry Furnish, Roger Kitchen, Jim Myers, Dennis Miller, Chuck Smith, Mgr. SECOND ROW Standing: John Bedwell, Coach; Dennis Shrock, Dennis Nelson, Mike Dielman, Randy Staley, Dave Arrants, Tony Beard. GAD) ys) Poe, (Pp AmyAmo 102 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Kneeling: Jerry Raney, Mgr.; Kenney Furnish, Jerry Walter, Earl Mutzfeld, Richard Fisher, Stan Miller, Mike Harter. SECOND ROW Standing: Stan Campbell, Mike Storer, Steve Gafken, Herb Holden, Steve Groff, Larry Fee, Gene Flickenger, Mr. Templeton, Coach. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Miller, Janet Capp, Shawn Campbell, not pictured: Cindy Akey. 103 I Eeatiicetcerieas sence LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW; Ricky McCann, Dennis Nelson, Jeff Myers, Terry Wilson, Mike Loy, Gene Fleukinger, Roger Kitchen, Rick Rarker, Jerry Furnish. 2nd. ROW; Jim Craig, Dave Arrants, Steve Brohard, Dick Fisher, Randy Staley, Hilliard Munsey, Jack Bercaw, Ken Keller, Steve Brock. 3rd. ROW; Denny Miller, Jim Miller, Mike Dielman, Dave Haberkorn, Bob Gerber, Craig Myers, Daryle Doden, Claud Combs, Gary Flood. Jim Miller stretches for every possible inch in the Shot-putter Hilliard Munsey demonstrates his winning broad jump. form. 104 AND FIELD High-hurdler Craig Myers flies on his way to another blue ribbon. Ken Keller and Jack Bercaw show the importance of a good hand off in relay racing. Eastside cindermen come--set for the start of another big race. 105 CROSS-COUNTRY FIRST ROW Kneeling: David Cather, Richard Fisher, Gary Flood, Steve Groff, Ken Keller, Gene Flickenger. SECOND ROW: Jack Bercaw, Den Reinoehl, Randy Staley, Terry Wilson, John Stiver, Mike Loy, Coach Bedwell. THIRD ROW: Jim Miller, Dave Haberkorn, Daryle Doden, Craig Myers, Louis Fisher, Bob Gerber, Claude Combs. Blazer's leading runner, Claude Combs heads for With the sound of the gun, the teams are off on that long-awaited finish line. another grueling two miles. 106 GOLF ‘TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Reinoehl, Chris Weidenhamer, Randy Staley, Terry Wilson, Mark Skinner, Dave Haber- korn, Bob Stiver, Dennis Reinoehl, John Stiver. The Eastside High School Golf team, playing all home games on the Auburn Golf Course, had a more productive season than last year's team. At the final sectional, Dave Haberkorn, Jim Reinoehl, Dennis Reinoehl, and Mark Skinner represented the team at Elkhart. DATE OPPOSITION PISACE OPPOSITION SCORE OUR SCORE April 9 Angola Home 10 0 14 Woodland There 0 10 4 16 Hamilton There PAGO) Daly 2 : 22 Avilla Home 41 2 ayy 30 Huntertown Home a2 Ded - 30 Harlan Home 6 4 May 1 eo Home 11 1 : 4 Kendallville There 9 1 2 1 2 ‘. 7 Hamilton Home 7 ® i 12 Ashley Home Wi 8 � 14 Angola ine re 7 3 107 LEADING TO Bench Warmers 108 VICTORY! Varsity Cheerleaders: Midge Jennings, Judy Lothamer, Becky Stiver, Jackie Lorentzen. Reserve Cheerleaders: Nanette Shockley, Pam Holman 109 110 Ww The great spiral nebula in Andromeda is believed to be much like our own Galaxy. Two satellite nebulae ap- pear. —Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1964-65 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Bungard, Third Runner-up; Ellen Sebert, First Runner-up; Connie Akey, 1964-65 Queen; Vera Smethers, Second Runner-up; Carol Wellendorf, Fourth Runner-up. Miss Connie Akey, representing the F,.F.A., was crowned the 1964-65 Home- coming Queen at the Monmouth Game on December 12° Gonnie, a 5 foot 5 inch, blue-eyed, blonde senior, finds her chief interest this year centering around music. The queen and her court reigned over the closing mom ents of the ball game. 113 MISS MARYNELLE BAKER Miss Baker escorted by Gene Sible. 1963-64 Homecoming Queen Sheri Kaiser Lois Provines Carol Wellendorf Connie Akey Melanie Johnson Diane Dielman Band Booster Block Chorus F.F.A. F.H.A. F.T.A. Jerry Hudson Jerry Storer Bob Stiver Steve Surface Jim Reinoehl Joe Nusbaum 114 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Wellendorf, Chorus; Vera Smethers, Girl's Chorus; Reigning Queen, Marynelle Baker; Sara Bungard, Youth For Christ; Ellen Sebert, National Honor Society; Connie Akey, Future Farmers Of America. Nancy McKean Vera Smethers Ellen Sebert Janet Kelly Mary Provines Sara Bungard Carlyle Holman Jack Stemen Hilliard Munsey Mark Skinner John Stiver Terry Ulm 115 | G.A.A. Girl's Chorus INGIEESs Science Club Spanish Club WolkolGe | PRESENTING MISS DeKALB COUNTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Waterloo, Miss Garrett, Miss Ashley, Miss Eastside, Miss Auburn, Miss Hamilton. On the Street Where You Live ! The entry of Miss Eastside Compliments of THE RECORD HARALD and BUTLER MOTEL AND GIFT SHOP MISS EASTSIDE AND HER COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Myers, Melanie Johnson, Dave Arrants, Diane Dielman, Jerry Munsey, Pat Coburn, Ken Keller, Marynelle Baker, Jim Reinoehl, Miss Eastside: Maria Gonzales, Lowell King, Yvonne Jones, Mark Skin- ner, Janet Kelley, Joe Creager, Carol Peachy, Hilliard Munsey, Ellen Sebert, Craig Myers, Carol Wellendorf. Miss Eastside, Maria Gonzales, is crowned Miss Miss DeKalb County and her court ride in the DeKalb County. Saturday parade. 118 SENIOR SNAPS BE 3 oe SNIPS AND SNAPS SS ee ee Compliments of AUBURN RETAIL MERCHANTS ASS'N. Girl’s and Boy’s State Representatives BOY’S STATE Jim Harter and Bob Stiver GIRL’S STATE Michele Davis and Kathie Oiler During the summer of 1964, four students of EHS were given the honor of attending the American Legion sponsored program of Boy's and Girl's State. The program was instituted to give young men and women experience in run- ning their own state government. The young people elect their own governors, and all state, county, and city officials. They are also instructed in the use of voting machines and the functions of political parties. All the young people | are selected for their good character, interest in government, as well as | interest in their fellow students and the communities. Girl's and Boy's State are very rewarding experiences, and each individual profits much by that one week very well spent. 122 Another year is culminating and the doors of Eastside High will soon close. For some, this will end twelve years of study and extracurricular participation and Eastside will be- come a pleasant memory as we pass into another phase of life. For others, memories are yet to be made and they wiil return in September to familiar faces and places. Eastside's legacy is cognizant of no class or age, laughter and reminiscences will always remain even though its schol- ars fade. 123 A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR With the 1965 Easterner completed; as the editor, I would like to say that it has been a pleasure and a challenge to edit this book for you. To make this book a success, many people have happily given their time I would like to express appreciation to the numerous people who make it possible: to our advisor, Mr. Sherer, who de- voted long hours of hard work after school proofreading pages and directing my staff in meeting pressing deadlines: to Mr. Myers, for his leniency and understanding toward the staff and myself when demands for pictures, liberty, and advice was sought; to Mr. Rouch, who arranged for the athletics pictures to be taken; to Mr. Morrisson, who helped prepare the hand pictures; to the typists, who spent long after school helping the book to meets its deadlines which were all too soon; to the business manager, Kathie Oiler, who sold advertising which kept the book financially stable. without the assistance of these people this book would not have been possible. Once again, it has been a pleasure to edit your 1965 yearbook and I hope it will bring back all of the memories of the 1964-65 school year. Yours truly, Gene Sible Editor of 1965 124