Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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———— The purpose of the Girls’ Athletic Association is to promote athletic in- terest among high school girls and to promote school spirit from the femi- nine standpoint. This year the G.A.A. girls were very active in bowling, kick- ball, and deck tennis. To round out the vigorating year, the girls enjoyed a re- freshing basketball tourney and party. The president was Shirley Hullinger and the Sponsor was Mrs. Hood. SEATED: Mrs. Hood, Spon.; Shirley Hullinger, Pres.; Joanne Miller, Att. Chrman.; TOP ROW: Carolyn Thorp, Att. Chrman.; Janet Sebert, Treas.; Melanie Camahan, Sec.; Nancy McKean, V. Pres. GIRLS ATHLETIC ACCOCIATION FIRST ROW: Shirley Hullinger, Nancy McKean, Melanie Carnahan, Janet Sebert, Carolyn Thorp, Joanne Miller, Betty Belcher, Vickie Belanger, Cindy Staley, Cheryl Hose, Judy Griggs, Pam Hol- man. SECOND ROW: Midge Jennings, Myra Mun- sey, Cheryl Knapp, Peg Hudson, Kayota Reinhart, Brenda Logsdon, Teresa Chew, Linda Creager, Mary Lu Collins, Fay Abel, Diane Mumma, Janie Betz, Mrs. Hood. THIRD ROW: Becky Smith, Paulette 27 Bakle, Donna Herzog, Linda Snyder, Susan Derrow, Dianna Hudson, Melanie Carr, Chris Webb, Jackie Hook, Shari Benninghoff, Rita Webb, Barbara Eak- right, Sheila Reinoehl. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Kel- ler, Marna Ankney, Shawn Campbell, Sandra Logs- ton, Reva Armstrong, Lynda Church, Janet Capp, Mary Searfoss, Suzie White, Carolyn Lehner, Phyllis Arnett, Vickie Flueckiger, Diana Diehl, Diana Oberlin.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA , 3 is! FIRST ROW: Nancy Short, Teresa Powell, Nancy McKean, Carolyn Thorp, Deanna Dove, Betty Bel- cher, Donna Fry, Cathy Leason, Alice Chew, Mrs. Rufner. SECOND ROW: Myra Munsey, Cheryl Knapp, Shirley Shoudel, Kayota Reinhart, Brenda Logsdon, Teresa Chew, Donna Mansfield, Diana Mumma, Paulette Bakle, Jeanne Norris, Shawn Campbell, THIRD ROW: Janet Capp, Karen Ste- men, Carol Stevenson, Sandee Greuter, Carolyn SEATED: Linda Heffelfinger, Treas.; Carolyn Thorp, V. Pres.; Nancy McKean, Pres.; Nancy Short, Sec. STANDING: Cheryl Knapp, Rep.; Donna Mansfield, Song Ldr.; Linda Creager, Project Chrman.; Myra Munsey, Hist.; Janet Capp, Public Rel. Absent: Jo- Ann Miller, Parl. Zimmerman, Peggy Short, Nancy Hankey, Kathy Ginder, Lorie Allen, Cheryl Heffelfinger. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Reinoehl, Marna Ankney, Cindy Wil- son, Linda Creager, Barbara Schmidt, Diana Hudson, Diana Diehl, Marsha Antrup, Linda Heffelfinger, Dorothy Cobb. FIFTH ROW: Hope Lengacher, Lana Mast, Janalee Whitman, Linda Prewitt, Sherry Wert- man, Sue Beaty, Suzanne Mansfield, Louisa Cook, Karen Thorp, Vickie Belanger, JoAnn Miller. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of girls joined to- gether for common interest of the home and the improvement of home life. Girls in grades nine through twelve are eligible. The girls met once a month to plan such activities as a Hal- loween party, the Sweetheart dance, Mother and Daughter banquet, and bowling expeditions. This year's president was Nancy McKean and the sponsor was Mrs, Rufner. Compliments of NORTHERN IND. FUEL LIGHT CO.

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Cee te = eee Ce ad FIRST ROW: Carole Bowman, Diane Oberlin, Judy Girardo, Dave Guinnup, Les Strong, Max Pierson, Griggs, Cathy Haynes, Pat Hudson, Sue Vogepohl, Larry Hook, Gordon Miller, FOURTH ROW: Bill Helen Hull, SECOND ROW: Mr. Dilling, Jack Meyers, Mike Kimpel, Dennis Ginder, Ron Walter, Steckly, Doug Winn, Jerry Sherer, Paul Laux, Den- Craig Parshall, Dale Harter, Kent Myers, Paul nis Armstrong, Jerry Ladd, THIRD ROW: Dennis Berndt, Terry Ulm. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized to expand the member's interest in and knowledge of physical sciences through association with informed people and by providing access to modern lab equip- ment which otherwise would not be available to individual students. Les Strong President; Diana Oberlin Secretary- Treasurer; Gordon Miller Vice President Compliments of CASEBERE WELDING REPAIR and DARI-TREET 28