Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

EASTERNER EDITED BY EASTSIDE ANNUAL STAFF EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, INDIANA VOLUME 6 LASTING MEMORIES The school year of '68-'69 is over. We may never relive any part of it again. Time goes on and nothing remains the same. What we gain from this year will always remain with us. The knowledge we acquired can never be taken away from us by anybody no matter how strong or powerful. All that we have left is mem- ories that will stay with us throughout our lives. The '68-'69 school year leaves us with many pleasant memories. School pro- vides us with both an academic life and a social life both equally important. We now look back on that great game, or that special guy or girl and feel glad that we were a part of this year. Every student played his or her very special part and important role this year that made it what it was. The Annual Staff has chosen Lasting Memories as its theme. The Easterner has attempted to provide the students with an account of the year's important events and school life in general. It is our hope that this annual provides you with a means of remembering the cherished happenings of the school year of 2 '68-'69. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY page 5 SENIOR CLASS 13 ACTIVITIES and CLUBS 33 UNDERCLASSMEN 89 ATHLETICS 107 ADVERTISEMENTS 131 3 1968-69 SCHEDULE OE EVENTS September 4 September 13 Septem ber 19 September 27 October 4 October 5 October 24 Novem ber 14 November 15 November 22 November 26 November 28 December 2 December 15 December 20 December 28 Decernber 23 1 January 1 1 January 2 January 27 February 27 ( March 1 f March 27 March 29 April 3 April 3 April 8 April 11 April 26 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 9 May 13 May 15 May 17 May 19 May 20 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 School Convenes Junior Magazine Sales Begin Convocation for Miss Eastside Student County Fair Day Fish Fry and Talent Show Homecoming --5 Teachers’ Institute Senior Class Party Basketball Preview Basketball Season Opens--West Noble There Thanksgiving Convocation --9 Thanksgiving Vacation School Reconvenes --17 ACAC Tourney Christmas Convocation Booster Block Christmas Dance Christmas Vacation School Reconvenes No School--Record Day Sectional--Dekalb Central Convocation--Mel Johnson Lettermens’ Fish Fry Easter Convocation --7 Easter Vacation School Reconvenes --2 Senior Play-- Lilacs in the Rain Junior-Senior Prom--Pokagan F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet Convocation to select the President and Vice President of Student Council F.F.A. Banquet ACAC Sectional Track Golf Sectional C.T.A. Dinner Golf Regional ACAC Banquet F.T.A. Banquet Baccalaureate Award Day and Senior Picnic Commencement School is out!!!! ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Kenneth Cole SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Keith Ulm; Sidney Long; H. C. Winans, School At- torney; Lynn Fisher; Argus Fisher; Harold Kagey; Pres. Delbert Wash- ier. (Not pictured--Wendell Cooper). 6 ADMINISTRATION Principal Robert Williams Ass't Principal Joe Smith Left to Right: Mrs. Keltner, secretary for Mr. Williams. Mrs. Cairl, teacher's aide and office helper. SITTING: Mrs. Bonecutter, general secretary and office helper. Riverdale School Principal George Rader. Not pictured is Mrs. Loretta Musser, school secretary. 7 ENGLISH DEPT. Mrs. Iva Scheming—English 12, Speech. Mrs. Linda Grill—English 9. Mrs. Opal Mann--Jr. High English. Mr. Donald Klausing--English 10. Mr. Hubert Stackhouse--English 11. 8 Miss Blanche Griffith—Librarian. Mrs. Phyllis Miller--Assistant Librarian. BUSINESS DEPT Mrs. Janice Hood--Shorthand I and II, Typ- ing I and II, Office Practice. Mr. Omer Hansen--Bookkeeping, Typing I. Mr. Alfred Sherer--General Business. ART DEPT 9 MUSIC DEPT Mr. Richard Foster--Band Director. Mrs. Paula Foster--Choir Director. Mrs. Mary Vanderbeek—Jr. High Art, Art I. Miss Roseanna Briegel--Art I,II,III,IV. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Mr. Alfred Sherer--Indiana History, Eco- nomics. Mr. James White--Sociology, Social Stud- ies, World History. Mr. Robert Wilder—Government, Indiana History. Mr. Gary Hollingsworth--U.S. History. Mr. Omer Hansen--World Geography. MATH SCIENCE DEPT Mr. Steve Grill--General Science, Biology. Mr. Phil Miller--Algebra I and II, College Algebra, Trigonometry. Mr. Ken Severson--Jr. High Science. Mr. Jim Neuhouser--General Math, Plane Geometry. Mr. Merle Wagner—Physics, Business Arith- metic, Algebra I. PHYSICAL ED. DEPT Mrs. Maida Parshall--Physical Education, Health. Mr. Frank Osborne-Physical Education, Health. 10 AGRICULTURE DEPT. Mr. Russell Guinther--Vocational Ag- riculture 1,11, III, IV. GUIDANCE DEPT. Mr. Jerry Zonker--Guidance Counselor. Not Pictured Mrs. Mabel Overmyer—Guidance Counselor, Exploratory Teaching. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. Right: Mr. Jack Ritter--Industrial Arts I, Jr. High Indus- trial Arts. Mr. Ishmael Smith--Jr. High Ind. Arts, Ind. Arts 11,111. Mr. Bill Scruta--Ind. Arts III,IV, I.C.T. HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. Mrs. Darlene Rowlett--Jr. High Home Economics, Home Economics I. Mrs. Carol Rufner--Jr. High Home Economics, Home Economics II,III,IV. 11 SERVICE WORKERS Janitors--Mr. AI Brown and Mr. AI Healy. The people pictured on this page play an important role in making Eastside run smoothly. Without their aid it would be virtually impossible for the school to operate. We would like to extend our thanks to them for the various services they perform for us. 12 Eastside's cafeteria workers--Left to Right: Paul- ine Hammon; Delores Miller; Glendoline Cin- der; Eleanor Pleunik. THE CLASS CLELA ANN ALWOOD Easterner 3,4; F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 2,3; Choir 1; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; SeniorPlay; Musical 1. GEORGE THIMLAR ANGELONE Football Mgr. 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Blazer Staff 3; N.H.S. 3,4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; Cheer Block 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4, Sec. 3; Choir 1,2,3. MARSHA JOAN ANTRUP Cheer Block 1. KAREN ELAINE ARMSTRONG Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4, Editor 4; Cheer Block 2,4; Senior Play. REVA JEAN ARMSTRONG Easterner Staff 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. CHARLES L. ARNETT Blazer Staff 3, Sports Editor 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Re- porter, V. Pres., Sentinel; I.C.T. 4. GARY LYNN BAIRD E.H.S. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 4. BRENDA ANNE BAKER Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheer Block 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Of- fice Cadet 4. 14 OF 1969 VICKIE ANN BERGSTROM Blazer Staff 4; Cheer Block 1. MARLIN ROSS BETZ Basketball 1; Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Coun- try 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; I.C.T. 4. SANDRA KAY BISSELL N.H.S. 3,4; Pep band 2,3; Class Treas. 4; Alternate Girl's State; Band 1,2,3,4. KATHY KAY BLOOMFIELD Blazer Staff 4; Cheer Block 1,2. REBECCA LYNN BLUME N.H.S. 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; D.A.R. Award; Summer Study in Mexico. MARY KATHERINE BOYER Blazer Staff 4; C.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4. SYBIL MARYCATHERINE BRATTAIN F.T.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; French Club 3,4; Girl's Softball 4; Basketball 4; Track 3,4. PHILLIP GENE BREWER Science Club 4; Easterner Staff 4; Musical 4. 15 Y EST ER DA Y IS GONE, 16 BRENDA KAE CHARLTON JOHN FELIX CHEW Basketball 1; Football 1. TOMORROW MAY NEVER COME LYNDA A. CHURCH Easterner 4; C.A.A. 2; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; Blazettes 2; Choir 1,2,3,4. JUDY COLLINS Blazer 4; Cheer Block 1. ILLA COOK Blazer 4. LOUISA COOK Blazer 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 1. BRUCE CRAIG PAUL D. CULLER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; I.C.T. 4; Treas. 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 2. JOE J. CZAJA Science Club 2. ELIZABETH A. DeLONG Blazer 3,4; Blazer Circulation Manager. TO DA Y IS YOURS CHARLENE FAY EMENHISER Chorus 1. PETER JOSEPH FOSTER F.T.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 4; N.H.S. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Exploratory Teach- ing 4. RIETHA ANN FUNK Easterner 4; F.T.A. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheer Block 1,2,4; Exploratory Teaching 4. DENNIS ALAN CINDER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Coif 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Science Club 2; Student Council 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; V. Pres. 3. DENNIS EUGENE CIRARDOT Easterner 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1 � 2,3,4; Science Club 1; Musicals 1,3,4. DENNIS GENE HART Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Coif 1,2. CHERYL ANN HEFFELFINCER Blazer 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Science Club 3. CARY ALAN HEFFELFINCER Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Musicals 1,2. 18 SEIZE IT CHERYL GENE HOSE Girls' Track 3; Easterner Staff 4;F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Social Chm. 4; Blazettes 1,2; Senior Play 4; Musicals 1,2,3,4. GALEN HUGH HOSE Basketball 1; JCT 4. DENNIS LEONE HOLLINGER N.H.S. 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. LARRY MAURICE HOULTON PATRICIA EVELYN HUFF Blazer Staff 4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Choir 1,4. WENDELIN JO HUGHES Easterner Staff 4; F.T.A. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheer Block 1,2,4; Choir 1,2,3; Exploratory Teaching 4; Musicals 1,2. 19 CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON CATHY LEE JOHNSONBAUGH F.H.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Choir 3,4. SENIOR YEAR DENNIS LEROY KELLER Lettermen's Club 3,4; Sergeant-of-Arms. MICHAEL PAUL KIMPEL Easterner 3,4; Editor 4; F.T.A. 2,3, Treas. 3; N.H.S. 3,4, Reporter 4; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play; Summer Study in Mexico. JOHN WILLIAM KOCHERT Lettermen's Club 3,4; Class Pres. 1. VERNON JAY LAKE Easterner 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Class Pres. 2. RICHARD EUGENE LANE Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Cheer Block. LERENE ELIZABETH LAUX Easterner 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; French Club 3,4, Sec. 3; Class Treas. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Musicals 1,2,4. RHODA LAWSON Blazer Staff 12. HOPE ANN LENCACHER Easterner 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; Cheer Block 1,2,4; Senior Play 4. 20 THE BEST OF ALL! SANDRA FAY LOGSDON Easterner Staff 3,4; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4. VICKI JEAN McCANN Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; Cheer Block 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Class Sec. 4; Senior Play 4; Musical 1. CHARLENE FAYE MASON Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Sec., Historian; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Cheer Block 1,2,4. LANA DIANE MAST Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2; Cheer Block 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1; Class Sec. 1,2. 21 CLASS COLORS WILLIAM TED MILLER Blazer Staff 4; Student Council 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Class V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4. KATHLEEN JUNE MOCK Blazer Staff 4; G.A.A. 2. ROWENA ANN MOORE Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Cheer Block 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Exploratory Teaching 4; Musicals 1. DAVID LEE MUMMA PHYLLIS ELIZABETH MYERS Blazer Staff 4. CRAIG WESLEY PARSHALL French Club 3,4; Science Club 1,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.; Football Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Senior Play 4. MICHAEL RICHARD PRENTICE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WALTER EUGENE PROSSER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 22 PO WDER BLUE AND NA VY BLUE SHEILA LOUISE REINOEHL Easterner Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 4; G.A.A. 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 4, Sec. 4; Cheer Block 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's State; Miss Eastside 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart; Choir 1,3,4; Swing Choir. JAMES LESLIE RIDGE N.H.S. 3,4; Science Club 1; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; French Club 3, V. Pres. 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Boy's State; Prom King 3. RICHARD FLOYD ROBERTS Easterner Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1. ROBERTA GAIL SCOTT Easterner Staff 4; F.H.A. 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; French Club 3; Senior Play. THOMAS WAYNE SELTENRIGHT Student Council 1,2,3,4,V. Pres. 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Boy's State. VICKIE ANN SHERER Easterner Staff 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; French Club 3,4, Treas. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Exploratory Teaching 4. MICHAL ANDREA SHULL Blazer Staff 4. JERRY LEE SIMANTON Lettermen's Club 3,4; I.C.T. 4, Pres. 4. I 23 CLASS FLOWER JERRY LEE SMITH Basketball 1; Football 3; Easterner Staff 4; Letter - mens Club 3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 2. KATHY LYNN SMITH Blazer Staff 4; Student Council 2; Cheer Block 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. KRISTINE LOUISE SMITH Easterner Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Cheer Block 3,4; Vice- President 4. VAN STUART SNYDER CYNTHIA LOUISE STALEY Cheerleader 1,3,4; Easterner Staff 4; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 2; N.H.S. 3,4; French Club 3, President 3; Prom Queen 67-68; Miss Eastisde 68-69; Miss DeKalb County Fair 1st Runner-up. JACK LEE STECKLEY STEVEN CHARLES THIMLAR F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. KAREN ANN THORP Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,4; Y.F.C. 1; Choir 1. 24 ICE BLUE CARNATION DARLA KAY VACHON Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Editor, Historian; N.H.S. 3,4. CAROL JEAN VOGELPOHL Girls Track 2; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. RON LEE WALTER Golf 2,3; Science Club 1,2; Y.F.C. 1. STEVEN ALLAN WATSON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter. ROSANNE IRENE WEBB Easterner Staff 4; Cheer Block 1,2,4; Musical 1; Choir 1. PATRICIA LOUISE WEGMANN Easterner Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4. ROYCE ALLEN WHITE Basketball 1; Easterner Staff 4; Boys Cheer Block 2. JANALEE JO WHITMAN Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Cheer Block 1; Senior Class Play. 25 OUR FINAL YEAR GARY LEE WILLJBEY N.H.S. 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Alternate Boys State. JODY ANN WILSON Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 3,4; Cheer Block 1,2, 3,4; Blazetts 2,3,4; Girls Track 2. HERBERT VERNON DILLANDER, JR. TONY ALLEN HOPKINS Blazer Staff 11; Boys Cheer Block 1. JERRY LEE SHOUDEL Blazer Staff 11; F.F.A. 9,10,11; I.C.T. 12. PHILIP EDWARD HABERKORN Golf 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. CHARLES E. SHIREMAN E.H.S. 4. SUSAN ANN WHITE G.A.A. 10,11,12. 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Ted Miller; Vice-President, Gary Baird; Secretary, Vickie McCann; Treasurer, Sandy Bissell. ELECTION DAY AT E.H.S. Phyllis Myers opens the voting machine. Louisa Cook instructs Deanna Upp onhow to vote. 27 E.H.S. JUNIORS View of downtown Indianapolis from the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. 28 Vickie and Charlene approach the long climb to the monument. At least SOMEONE found something interesting at Allisons. AND SENIORS Enjoying your male companionship, Mrs. Scheming? 29 TAKE INDIANAPOLIS 30 Seniors pose in Indianapolis. BY STORM 31 THE BIG SPLASH! One Picture is worth a thousand IDEAS. Go ahead jump, Mike, don't be afraid. ONE at a time girls. 32 MUSICAL 1968-1969 CAST OF CHARACTERS Ben Rum son . . . Jennifer Rumson Julie Valveras . . Salem Trumbull Steve Bullnack . . Jake Whippany . . Elizabeth Woodling Jacob Woodling . . Sarah Woodling . Mike Mooney . . . Edgar Crocker Ray Janney . . . . Sandy Twist . . . Pete Billings . . Sherri Jourdel . . Reuben Sloane . . Bill............. Ed............... Jack ............ Sam ............. Joe ............. Walt ............ Johansen ........ Dutchie.......... Mary............. . . . Pete Foster . . . Cheryl Hose . . . Phil Brewer . . . Tom Frank . . Junior Boylan . . . Steve Baird . . Lynann Lake . . Vernon Lake . . Lerene Laux . Roger Coburn . . . Joe Bowman .... John Cox Harry Simmonds . . Jerry Markle . . Cindy Staley . Jerry Mansfield . Larry Andrews . . Mark Brown . . . Bob Farrer .David Baughman . Clifford Shultz . . .David Yates . . . Mike Mast . Gerald Murphy . Marcia Coburn Vocal Director . . . Mrs. Paula Foster Drama Director. .Mr. Donald Klausing 34 Come along and Paint Your Wagon. “PAINT YOUR WAGON” 35 Hey, mom, are you out there? Don't just stand there, Phil, kiss her. 36 LIFE AT EASTSIDE 37 How about joining this reading circle, boys? BLAZER 38 SPIRIT Left: Love that team, Love that team, Love that beautiful team. That's the song of our chorus line. Below: The cheerleaders do a yell in honor of the team. Above: Cheerleaders bow humbly to their mas- ters--E.H.S. BLAZERS! 39 Right: We've got the spirit E-H-S! MISS EASTSIDE ’68-69 This year our school was proud to have Sheila Reinoehl and Cindy Staley to repre- sent Eastside at the Dekalb County Fair. Cindy Staley received the title of runner-up to Miss Dekalb County. For her talent, Sheila sang and played the clarinet to the song, Birth of the Blues. Cindy sang What Now My Love in both English and French. Eastside fans turned out in large droves to support their candidates. The Blazettes preceded the Eastside High School March- ing Band at the Fair. Cindy flashes a smile and waves at her fans. Miss Dekalb County and her court 40 HOMECOMING 1968 Kathy Houser FHA Lynda Church Booster Block Rowena Moore Lettermen Reva Armstrong QUEEN AND HER COURT FTA Left tQ Right: Esc. Dave Capp, 2ndrunner-up Rowena Moore; esc. Jerry Smith, Queen Kathy Houser; esc. Vernon Lake, 1st runner-up Lynda Church. SPECTACLES AND Spectacles or Spectators??? Hurry Beth, or we'll miss the corona- tion! Little Miss Homecoming, Lorie Cumings, and her escort share in the fun. Tom presents Queen Kathy to Eastside fans. Left: Cindy Staley and Janet Ankney look-on as the half-time show begins. Right: Happinessis being Homecoming Queen! 42 SPECTA TORS Above: Line Up! Left: Point those toes! Below: Bobbie and Kris wait patiently? Above: The 1st place Junior High float. Right: Weary Blazettes after a hard day's march. Below: Majorettes lead the band. 43 SENIOR PLAY It won't be long till it's all over. Oh Clela, I missed a spot. Karen and Hope make-up Mike and Jim. Lavell Lambert . Laurie Lambert . Letty Lambert . . Shauna Lambert . Julia Lambert . . John Lambert . . Charles Attabury Mabel Attabury Bill Smith .... Raymond Connelly Paul ............. Director ......... Associate Director CAST .....................Janalee Whitman .........................Cheryl Hose .....................Charlene Mason ..................... Sandra Logsdon .........................Pat Wegmann ........................Craig Par shall ...........................Jim Ridge ......................... Clela Alwood ...........................Ted Miller .......................... Mike Kimpel .....................Tom Seltenright ................Mr. Donald Klausing ................Mrs. Iva Scheuring PLA Y '•And if you don't have a baby . . . You're so handsome Charles! Take it off ! Put it on! My silacagel! Oh, my feet are killing me. 45 LILACS IN And this is to show you I still run this family. 46 THE RAIN Director Donald Klausing talks to the stage crew. Oh, hello Charles. No you're not icky ! Just keep your dam old slips !! Ah La veil, you smell as sweet as Lilac's in the Rain. Project your voices! exclaims Assistant Director Mrs. Iva Scheming. 47 JL That's for that wilted marigold. Laurie just left in the car. Where's my horse hairslipyou little. . . ? He doesn't realize he gets his high I.Q. from me. There, I fixed it with a wad of gum. Out you go ! CLASS OF 1969 Speakers at the commencement were: George Angelone, Sandy Bissel, Jim Ridge, Sheila Reinoehl, Ted Miller. SENIOR AWARDS aledictorian.............................................................Vickie Sherer Salutatorian................................................................Reva Armstrong St. Joe Legion Awards.......................Patricia Wegmann--Gary Willibey American Legion God and Country Awards . . . .Sheila Reinoehl- -Peter Foster Eagles Citizenship Awards......................Sandy Bissell--Walter Prosser Philomatheon Literary Award...............................................Vickie Sherer Kappa Delta Phi Dramatic Awards.............Charlene Mason--Craig Parshall D.A.R. Award.............................................................Rebecca Blume Readers Digest Award......................................................Vickie Sherer Dare You Award...............................Beth DeLong--Mike Kimpel Art Award................................................Patricia Wegmann Science Award.............................................................. mid Social Studies Award............................................Gary Baird Choral Award..................................Lerene Laux--Reva Armstrong John Philip Sousa Band Award......................................Peter Foster Most Valuable Basketball Player............................... rnhn Knrhpn Most Valuable BasebaH Player........................ ! ! ! . ! Dennis Cinder B.P.W. Scholarship.......................................Patricia Wegmann Rotary Scholarship.................................................. Smith SJ -oScL °,larShip..............................................Kris Smith P.T.A Schoiarship...............................................Gary Baird Most Likely to Succeed....................Reva Armstrong--George Angelone Most Studious....................................Vickie Sherer--Gary Baird Most Popular...................Sheila Reinoehl, Vickie McCann--Ted Miller Most Outstanding (Most Unforgettable).........Michal Shull --Craig Parshall w°St Athletic:......................................Sybil Brattain--John Kochert Most Attractive...........................Hope Lengacher--Tom Seltenright Most Romantic (Sentimental).........................Roberta Scott--Jim Ridge Most Fun-Loving.....................................Janalee Whitman--Jerry Smith Most Respected......................................Rebecca Blume--Gary Willibey Most Independent...............Clela Alwood, Melva Brohard--Dennis Ginder Most Patriotic..............................Patricia Wegmann--Peter Foster Most Ambitious.......................................Lerene Laux--Walter Prosser 50 A WARD DA Y Mr. Williams presents the Valedictorian award to Vickie Sherer. Peter receives the John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Foster. John Kochert receives one of his many awards. Becky Blume proudly ac- cepts the most respected award. Kris Smith accepts the Rotary Scholarship from Mr. Seltenright. George Angelone receives the most likely to succeed award. Reva Armstrong proudly accepts the Salutatorian award. Lerene and Reva grac- iously accept the Choral Award. 51 HOOSIER HYSTERIA Eastside shows their spirit by decorating their lockers. The winning locker was decorated by Margaret Chapman and Nikki Cole. 52 EHS STYLE Blazers receive Flower Power! Si', Si, a Blazer victory! 53 It's sock it to me time! SENIOR PICNIC There he is! Hike Let's try another offside tactic. Get that pass! 54 Grazin' in the grass. AT POKAGON Mr. White enjoys a game of softball. Mini Ha Ha and Chief Sitting Bull coming upstream. Two wet seniors. Seniors enjoy football. 55 Smity going into the water. Smity in the water. SUMMER GOVERNMENT Jim Ridge, Dennis Cinder, Tom Seltenright, Sheila Reinoehl, Sandy Bissell, Gary Willibey. Each summer the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a govern- mental program for boys and girls going into their senior year. The program consists of a very worthwhile week spent in the study of the state government. Delegates from all over the state actually run their own state government. They are divided into two political parties and then organize precincts, cities, and counties which they run the entire week. Highlights of the week consist of many varied and interesting assemblies and speakers , along with the campaigns, caucuses, and elections. Officials are elected from gov- ernor of the state, to county and city officials, and each delegate has a chance to run for an office. The week is a marvelous experience for all who attend and each representative returns home with new friends and a new understanding of the way our government is run. 56 GRADUATION HIGHLIGHTS 57 Beauty and the Beast Look at my new P.J.'s. E.H.S. 58 CLASSES U.S. History Shop U.S. History Art Study Hall 59 CENTRAL PROM COMMITTEE BOTT°M ROW: Sally Crobis, Nila Shockley, Cathy Nichols, Kathy Hudson. TOP ROW: Ger- ald Suntken, Jerry Collins, Steve Cole, Steve Keuneke, Dean Rosener. 60 THE NIGHT BEGINS % One of the greatest pleasures of the prom is talking to your friends. 61 A main attraction of the prom. Wanna dance? “MOON LIGHT Crowning--Last year's king and queen help Cathy with her crown. Don't mess the hair Please ! 62 AND ROSES” During the prom, all were enter- tained by Kenny Milton, who called up a few helpers from the audience. Oh, my name is Mac Namara, I'm the leader of the band, com 'on Deb - bie Baby, blow the horn. Dancing with prom date is always one of the enjoyable parts of the Prom--Music by the Rondos. The prom part has ended but the night is still young. Next, fun at Mountain Valley. 63 AFTER PROM FUN The after Prom was held at Moun- tain Valley. There was gambling for the adventurous and dancing for the energetic. F.F.A. BANQUET Walter Prosser and Lowell Prentice display the F.F.A, Banner Mr. Wilder and Mr. Williams are newly elected honorary mem- bers at the banquet. First place holders of War Bonds are: STANDING: Jerry Collins, Mike Gaff, Keith Cook. KNEELING: Nolan John- son, Larry Armstrong. Walter Prosser and Rick Fuller demonstrate the F.F.A. handshake BUTLER CHAPTER 65 MUSIC LETTERMEN’S CLUB ROW Tfv M'n3 P’p V n rd’ Ci der' Craig Parsha11. Denny Keller, Jim Ridge, IJJ7 rT Jt-COND ROW. Ted Miller, Paul Culler, John Kochert, Tom Seltenright, Denny Hollinger Marlin Steve Cole86 Ga Rlrhi rHS'range S nsor- ™IRD ROW: Rick Fuller, Van Miller, Rod Knox, Randy Bercaw, ,,teve ,?le GarV Richard, Hal Hansen, Kevin Houser. FOURTH ROW: Dave Yates Stanlev Landahn rL, , n„„ Kenny Warstler, Rick Kitchen, Dave Baird, Steve Kelly, Dale Curry, Steve Baird ’ Y ’ D°Ug UpP- The Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Mr. Leon Strange, has helped raise funds for the Eastside ath- letic fund by having several fish frys. The club's pur- pose is to promote sportsmanship, spirit, and enthu- siasm within the school. 58 GAA BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Hood. Sponsor; Mary Whitman, Cindy Hey man, Nila Shockley, V. Pres.; Rosemary Culler Pres.; Lyndia Suntken, Treas.; Kay Hollinger, Mrs. Parshall, Sponsor, 2nd ROW: Judy Lake Debbie Stark Jewel Bellamy, Dara Chapman, Kay Hickman, Norma Furnish, Anna Collins, Clara Edgar, Karen Kline, 3rd ROW: Joan Prosser, Renee Johnson, Deanne Bonecutter, Candy Beebe, Jutta Rinard, Debbie Campbell, Cay Parshall Mama White, Nikki Coll, 4th ROW: Pam Bullock, Tanna Hoover, Charyl Moore, Sharon Flood, Shem Whitman, Georgia McKean, Chris Arnett, Diane Sebert, Margo Dielman, 5th ROW: Karen Laub, Janelle Moore, Nila Willibey, Sybil Brattain, Sue Chancellor, Kathy Akey, Ida Woods, Debbie Smith, Sally Crobis. GAA of Eastside started off another fantastic year with softball, on to basketball, then volleyball, and last, but not least, track and field. This organization helps promote school spirit, sportsmanship, skills, and physical well-being. 69 OFFICE CADETS nfaW: Rin[y Vr°nR' Bobbi,e ott- 0� rl ne Mason, Beth DeLong, Loma Mutzfeld. TOP ROW: Debbie Overcash, Djann Rucker, Kns Brand, Janalee Whitman, Vickie McCann, Karen Armstrong, Brenda Baker. Eastside s office cadets are junior and senior girls who have given up a study hall to help work in the central office. The duties of the cadets are to answer the phone, pick-up absentee slips and run errands. The office could not run efficiently if it were not for these girls. Two office cadets hard at work. 70 1st SEMESTER BOTTOM ROW: Pat Huff, Circ. Mangr.; Lana Mast, Art Editor; Melva Brohard, Asst. Editor; Beth DeLong, Editor; Mrs. Hood, Sponsor. 2nd ROW: Judy Collins, Mary Boyer, Rhoda Lawson, Kathy Blumefield, Vicki Bergstrom, 3rd ROW: Lynnann Lake, Euphrasia Hausbach, Pat Buttermore, Lyndia Suntken, Chris Fuller, Cathy Nichols, Terry Mullett. BLAZER STAFF 2nd SEMESTER Suzanne Mansfield, Art Editor; Karen Armstrong, Editor; Ted Miller, Brenda Baker, Vicki McCann, Asst. Editor; Hope Lengacher, 2nd ROW: Darla Vachon, Kathy Smith, Rowenna Moore, Louisa Cook, Karen Thorp, Jody Wil- son. 3rd ROW: Janalee Whitman, Phyllis Myer, Ilia Cook, Cheryl Hefflefinger, Carol Vogelpohl, Kathy Mock, Martha Delong. 71 NHS BOTTOM ROW: Lerene Laux, Sybil Brattain, Pete Foster, Becky Blume, V. Pres.; Kris Smith, Treas.; Pat Weg- mann, Sec.; Mike Kimpel, Rep.; George Angelone, Pres.; Gary Willibey, Jim Ridge, Beth Delong. 2nd ROW- Janalee Whitman, Darla Vachon, Bobbie Scott, Sandy Bissell, Vickie Sherer, Sheila Reinoehl, Denny Cinder, Denny Hoilinger, Rowena Moore, Reva Armstrong, Gary Baird, Cindy Staley. 3rd ROW: Jerry Mansfield, Ann Mane Marshier Rick Fuller, Van Miller, Steve Cole, Rod Knox, Dale Wegmann, Nila Shockley, Denny Robbins, Kevin Houses 4th ROW; Anna McBride, Angie Keller, Carol Lambert, Carol Worman, Susan Bcnninghoff, Nancy Rosenberry, Debbie McDowell, Pat Vose, Martha Delong, Sandy Anderson, Mr. Zonker. The National Honor Society is a club sponsored by Mr. Zonker, with the purpose of selecting certain students as good examples of scholastic achievement and all around good students. Ca- reer day was sponsored this year by the N. H. S., it was the first Career Day of its kind to beheld at Eastside. 72 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Overmeyer, Spons., Rietha Funk, Wendy Hughes, Pete Foster, Pres., Vicki Sherer, Sec., Rowena Moore, DennisGirardot. SECOND ROW: Janet Johnsonbaugh, Carol Lambert, V. Pres., Lynann Lake, Chris Fuller Ann Washier, Kris Brand, Dennis Robins, Steve Flood. THIRD ROW: Lerene Laux, Reva Armstrong, Jeanne Daniels, Larry Hart, Barb Seltenright, Kay Hollinger, Nila Willibey, Debbie Campbell. TOP ROW: Sheila Reinoehl, Jewel Bellamy, Debbie Stark, Margo Dielman, Diane Sebert, Martha Kagey, Julia Ward, Sybil Brattain. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students were inducted at the ceremony. Freshmen in the club are probationary members. Mrs. Overmeyer led the club in the FT A Induction. 73 ANNUAL STAFF BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Sherer, Sponsor; Bobbie Scott, Charlene Mason, Lerene Laux, Cindy Staley, Jody Wilson, Melva Brohard, Rosanne Webb, Hope Lengacher, Mike Kimpel, Editor, 2nd ROW: Brenda Baker, Karen Armstrong, Lana Mast, Wendy Hughes, Reitha Funk, Kris Smith, Pat Wegmann, Sandy Logsdon, Reva Armstrong, Lyndia Church, Cheryl Hose, 3rd ROW: Jerry Smith, Vickie McCann, Vernon Lake, Carol Lambert, Janet Johnsonbaugh, Chris Fuller, Deanna Upp, Cathy Nichols, Jill Dielman, Darla Vachon, Ric Roberts, 4th ROW: Rowena Moore, Sheila Reinoehl, Royce White, Phil Brewer, Dave Capp, Doug Upp, Denny Cirardot, Terry Mullett, Loma Mutz- feld, Clela Alwood, Vickie Sherer, Bus. Mgr. This years annual staff began by gathering advertisements from the local businesses. This started the year rolling in full swing. Many hard hours were spent in selling stationery and other money-making projects. There was then a com- mittee appointed to select the cover and dividing pages. The talents of the staff included writers, photographers, salesmen, typists and proofreaders. This annual is unique and unusual because of the many candid shots which very few annuals contain. The purpose of the Eastern is to provide the students with a memorable account of the high school year. Compliments of MUTZFELD G SONS STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: Lerene Laux, Charlene Mason, Beth DeLong, Sheila Reinoehl, Secretary; Jim Ridge, Pres.; Tom Seltenright, V. Pres.; Gary Baird, 2nd ROW: Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Martha DeLong, Janie Arrants, Steve Flood, Nancy Rose’nberry, Steve Kelly, George Angelone, 3rd ROW: Larry Hullinger, Larry Hart, Rod Alwood, Dara Chap- man, Gwen Miller, Debbie Campbell, Karen Heffelfinger, 4th ROW: Steve Baird, Kathy Heffelfinger, Doug Fet- ters, Susan Hose, Pam Bullock, Diane Sebert. Reptile Convocation sponsored by the Student Council. The EHS Student Council produced some interest- ing results this year as they hashed over old busi- ness from previous years. A revision in the dress code was made and also the belated EHS handbook was published. At the start of school the Student Council planned and successfully presented 'Home - coming 1968.' During the winter the council con- tinued its many chores by helping the March of Dimes and greeting the North Central Evaluation Team. The time of spring brought many duties before the council so all business could be covered before the end of school. The Student Council rati- fied two new charter organization constitutions bringing in two new clubs. Also the Student Coun- cil convocations proved to be the best in many years for many compliments were received. Mr. Smith accompanied the council as first year ad- visor. 75 FFA BOTTOM ROW: Terry Parish, Rick Fuller; Sec., Dari Gengnagel; Treas., Steve Watson, Walter Prosser; V. Pres., Mr. Guinther; Spon. SECOND ROW: Bill Boylan, Tom Haupert, Mike Swary, Dick Mack, Rex McClellan, Steve Thimlar, Daryl Dove, Dean Hankey, Lowell, Prentice, Dennis Harger. THIRD ROW: Keith Henderson, Noah Pat- ton, Furl Smith, Tom Rector, Mike Prentice, Kelly Carnahan, Tim Kaiser, William Rennecker, Gary Oberlin, Nolan Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Hullinger, Mike Gaff, Keith Melchi, Dennis Koenemann, Kyle Strom - beck, Mike Mast, Keith Cook, Kerry Koemann, Fred Surface, Greg Weeks, Mark Brown. FIFTH ROW: Guy Boy- lan, Aaron Bell, Rick Kitchen, Art Hausbach, Gary Dove, Mike Anderson, Larry Hullinger, Gary Parish, Mike Abell, Jerry Stock. TOP ROW: DeWayne Trenary, Bill Jacquay, Dennis Taylor, Steve Boyer, Deo Wasson, Keith Ander- son, Daryl McCoy, Craig Smith, David Heyman, Paul Culler; Pres, not pictured. The FFA has been represented well in the past year, and had members going to FFA training camp. Eastside had two district officers, three state band members, and six state farmers. The members participated in different contests, bringinghome twofirsts, one second, two thirds, and three fourths. The members were in judging contests, placing third in county with four members going to the district. At home the members were improving the community by putting railing around shrubs , building shelves for storage, building gates, grading the track, mowing lawns, and making repairs when necessary. 76 FHA BOTTOM ROW: Sally Grobis, Darla Vachon, Debbie Keller, Sherri Whitman, Sharon Flood, Pat Hoffer, Charlene Mason, Lyndia Suntken, Kathy Houser, Janalee Whitman. 2nd ROW: Joan Prosser, Deanne Bonecutter, Bobbie Scott, Clela Alwood, Karen Thorp, Suzanne Mansfield, Louisa Cook, Carol Vogelpohl, Cathy Johnsonbaugh, Mrs. Rufner, Sponsor. 3rd ROW: Tanna Hoover, Carolyn Kelsey, Charyl Moore, Pam Myers, Debbie Beck, Martha DeLong, Sarah Bartrom, Diane Bungard, Sandy Miller, Diann Rucker, Karen Leason. 4th ROW: Rita Fogel, Cora Carper, Renee Beerbower, Jeanne Daniels, Karen Myers, Darlene Freeman, Clara Edgar, Bobbie Harter, Diane Groff, Sharon Webb, Sandy Wertman. 5th ROW: Karen Kline, Ann Collins, Sharon Abell, Sally Wertman, Judy Ricketts, Jill Hummon, Debbie Krontz. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization. Its purposes are to encourage democ- racy in home and community life, to develop crea- tive leadership, and to promote a growing apprecia- tion of the satisfactions of homemaking. The mem- bers of F.H.A. are preparing for the time when they will be required to manage their own homes. 77 SPANISH CLUB BOl IOM ROW: Mona Rae Fee, Dennis Girardot, Mike Kimpel, Mrs. Arribalzaga, Sponsor; Carol Lambert, Treas.; Kevin Houser, Pres.; Debbie McDowell, V. Pres.; Susan Benninghoff, Sec.; Janelle Moore, Reva Armstrong, Re- becca Blume, Gary Baird, 2nd ROW: Teresa Bungard, Diane Bungard, Sarah Bartrom, Debbie Overcash, Karen Myers, Angie Keller, Euphrasia Hausbach, Barb Seltenright, Debbie Campbell, Eva Baker, Dinah Bell, Lynn Blaine, 3rd ROW: Mama White, Janie Arrants, Bonnie Wilson, Pam Bullock, Karen Heffelfinger, Loretta Larkin, Ann Warstler, Rosemary Culler, Nila Willibey, Chris Arnett, Debbie Keller, Karen Laub, Van Miller, 4th ROW: Ann Collins, Julie Ward, Linda Kessler, Toni Alwood, John Stolz, Randy Hartleroad, Candy Beebe, Nancy Freidenber- ger, Rita Martin, Diane Sebert, John Cox, Kelly Carnahan, Hal Hansen, Fred Cannon, 5th ROW: Karen Kline, Margo Dielman, Roger Webb, Debbie Stark, Tom Lambert, Larry Andrews, Larry Czaja, Gerald Murphy, Danny Hughes, Dave Miller, Steve Keuneke, Mike McDowell, Joe Walter, Bob Farrer, Donald Martin. The Spanish club was sponsored this year under the direction of Mrs. Carmen Arribal- zaga. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further the members knowledge of the Span- ish Language and the Spanish customs throughout the world. The club had their annual banquet at This Old House, where they were served Spanish food and were entertained by a Cuban guitar player who sang traditional songs. The club is also sponsoring two students to Torreon, Mexico. 78 FRENCH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Zett, Sponsor; Lerene Laux, Craig Parshall, Sally Grobis, Secretary; Steve Cole, V. Pres.; Jerry Mansfield, Pres.; Vickie Sherer, Treas.; Sybil Brattain. 2nd ROW: Victor Dermott, Paul Hollabaugh, Jodie Johnston, Dennis Robbins, Randy Bercaw, Rod Knox, Gwen Miller, Ida Woods. 3rd ROW: Bill Graham, Pam An- derson, Gay Parshall, Sandy Kelham, Kay Hollinger, Dale Curry, Steve Baird, Jewell Belamy. 4th ROW: Greg Oberlin, Nikki Coll, Sandy Panning, Sandy Butler, Caroline Smith, Stephanie Koch, Martha Kagey. Les Adventuriers, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Zett, began their second year at Eastside by participating in the Home- coming Talent Show where the group sang a French sea song. The club won second place and profited $5.00. Other various activities of the year included a Christ- mas party, a bake sale, and a spring picnic. 79 BOOSTER BLOCK BOTTOM ROW: Reva Armstrong, Cheryl Hose, Lynda Church, Kathy Smith, Charlene Mason, Bobbie Scott, Reitha Funk, Rosanne Webb, Wendy Hughes. 2nd ROW: Nila Shockley, Susan Benninghoff, Sybil Brattain, Hope Lengacher, Lana Mast, Pat Wegmann, Kris Smith, Melva Brohard, Karen Armstrong. 3rd ROW: Lyndia Suntken, Loma Mutz- feld, Terry Mullett, Janet Johnsonbaugh, Carol Lambert, Dianna Depriest, Cindy Stark, Carol Wormann, Anna McBride. 4th ROW: Nancy Rosenberry, Sally Brobis, Chris Fuller, Lynann Lake, Cindy Peterson, Ginny Vinson, Debbie Overcash, Linda Keller, Kathy Houser, Janet Ankney. 5th ROW: Jean Ervin, Sharon Flood, Sherri Whitman, SharonWebb, Bonny Wilson, Deanna Upp, Cathy Nichols, Jill Dielman, Kris Brand. 6th ROW: Dinah Bell, Debbie Campbell, Karen Laub, Pat Hoffer, Bobbie Harter, Kathy Akey, Diane Bungard, Sandy Miller, Kay Cinder. 7th ROW: BarbSeltenright, Georgia McKean, Pam Bullock, Debbie Stark, Margo Dielman, Mama White, Susan Hose, Debbie Smith, Ida Woods. 8th ROW: Renee Johnson, Diane Sebert, Jean Rosenberry, Jo Ann Prosser, Mary Whit- man, Deann Bonecutter, Sandy Warstler, Jewell Bellamy, Sharon Abell. Compliments of ROGER'S MOBILE SERVICE BLAZETTES BOTTOM ROW: Kay Hollinger, Sandy Wertman, Judy Lake, Dara Chapman, Kay Hickman, Nancy Freidenberger 2nd ROW: Candy Beebe, Chris Arnett, Renee Johnson, Debbie Campbell, Georgia McKean, Sharon Flood, 3rd ROW: Debbie Keller, Susan Hose, Debbie Stark, Cathy Nichols, Barb Seltenright, Janie Arrants, 4th ROW: Diane Rucker, Jody Wilson, Kathy Akey, Jill Dielman, Kathy Houser. 81 CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Foster, Director; Chris Fuller, Debbie Keller, Janie Arrants, Cathy Nichols, Nila Willibey l“d ‘Se1' LVnan jewel Bellamy, Pam Myers, Cindy Staley, Lerene Laux, Jean Ervin, Patricia Huff 2nd ROW: Renee Johnson, Cay Parshall, Nancy Freidenberger, Candy Beebe, Eva Baker, Diane Sebert, Caroline Cae nowehShellAa Remoehl. Janet Jennings, Barb Seltenright, Linda Church, Martha Ca- s� rnno Ham B?manto - 3rd ROW: Reva Armstrong, Susan Benninghoff, Kris Brand, Jerry Mansfield, Dalene Arm- fIw8’r T Sp m0nd!:,cJUni0r 0ylani lte w,Va S’ BiU Farrer Marsha Cobum, Chris Hicov, Norma Furnish, Judy Lake, Cindy Peterson, Susan Hose, 4th ROW: Pam Diehl, Diane Bungard, Angey Keller, Pam Anderson Kathv KaUSH’ n-eVC Markle Tom Frank. LarrV Hart. Rod Alwood, Cwen Miller, Becky Edgar, Joan Hudson cfrardor Mge,i; Ch„apman Teresa Bellamy, 5th ROW: Tom Lambert, Mark Houser, Tom Rupert, Dennis Brewer MM r CobYm’ uDavt Yates, Mike Mast, Pete Foster, Sybil Brattain, Kathy Akey, Phil Brewer, Mary Boyer, Kathy Johnsonbaugh, 6th ROW: Vernon Lake, Craig Bemdt, Dave Baughman. 82 PEP BAND 1st ROW: Lerene Laux, Bernard Pleunik, Dalene Armstrong, Debbie Storer, Nila Willibey, Dick Lane, Jerry Mans- field VickieSherer, 2nd ROW: BeckyBlume, Bob Farrer, Rex McClellan, Danny Hughes, Urry Andrew, Bill Boy- lan, John Stoltz, John Cox, Eric Jacobson, Gerald Murphy, STANDING: Rod Alwood, Gary Heffelfinger, Richard Musser, David Capp, Peter Foster, Director. DANCE BAND 1st ROW: Rick Fuller, Dick Une,Reva Armstrong, Nila Willibey, Lerene Laux, Sheila Reinoehl, 2nd ROW: Dinah Bell, Rod Alwood, Rowena Moore, Cary Willibey, Nila Shockley, Gerald Murphy, Sandy Bissell, 3rd ROW: Danny Hughes, Becky Blume, Rex McClellan, Dave Yates. 83 EASTSIDE’S Sl,ernr-. Lyn m; Uke� Jcny Mansfield, Kathy Heffelfinger, Nikki Coll, Debbie , tvI .F rtn.’ i2 rd R° : Shei a Rcinoehl, Lerene Laux, Chris Hicov, Vickie McCann, John Stolz, Rick Ful- ler, Bill Quinn Dick Une Diane Sebert, Craig Parshall, Janelle Moore, 3rd ROW: Kathy Smith, Sandy Kelham WaTso'n PleUnlk' Rebecca Blume. Dave Yates, Bob Farrer, Rex McClellan, Danny Hughes, Laiiy Andrew, Julie STANDING: Chris Hicov, Sandy Warstler, Janelle Moore. Head T wirier: Debbie Warstler. 84 SENIOR BAND Bill Boylan, Donald Martin, Renee Carr, Nila Willibey, Ann Warshler, Reva Armstrong, 4th ROW: Dalene Arm- strong, Debbie Storer, Karen Laub, Deanna Upp, Stephanie Koch, Martha Kagey, Toni Alwood, Pat Hoffer, Jewel Bellamy, Margo Dielman, Steve Watson, Guy Boylan, Ron Coats, Eric Jacobson, John Cox, Aaron Bell, Gerald Murphy, Nila Shockley, Gary Willibey, Rowena Moore, STANDING: Gary Heffelfinger, Richard Musser, Keith Melchi,' Rod Alwood, Doug Miller, Jeff Hicov, Dave Snyder, Dave Capp, Dinah Bell, Ric Roberts. The band of EHS has participated in various activities throughout the year. The band performed at the half-time of football and bas- ketball games, marched in parades, gave concerts, attended band contest, and assisted in pep rallies and assemblies. A new piano has been added to the music department with the help of the hard working Music Boosters Club. This organization works with the band and chorus and is comprised of parents interested in developing the music department. 85 JR. HIGH BAND ROW 1: Tammy Sherer, Kris Foster, Michele Long, Connie Bloomfield, Wendy Wilson, Deann Bonecutter. ROW 2: Ann Knox, Ruth Angelone, Jamie Bissell, Rita Fish, Kedric Keppy, Georganna West, Dave Bowman, Terry McClellan, Ron Lorentzen, Mark Everett, Kim Kreisher, Gail Jacobson. ROW 3: Vickie Kelley, Linda Cirardot, Mary Rohm, Linda McClish, Leslie Blaine, Bob Boylan, Scott Bowman, Alan Willibey, Dwight Fish. ROW 4: Pam Warstler, Vickie Griggs, Keith Watson, Scott McDowell, Russell Voglepohl, STANDING: Scott Parshall, Mike Michelson, Guy Bard, Terry Broch, Dale Miller, Denny Melchi, Randy Richmound, Dave Groff, Voyle Hartlroad, Rex Bercaw, Tom Hicov, Jeff Dielman. These young musicians under the direction of Mr. Foster are developing their talents in the music world. The purpose of the Junior High Band is to prepare musicians for the Sen- ior High Band. It is at an early age that ability in Music must be developed, and that is just what the Junior High Band is doing. Compliments of COOPER'S JEWELRY STORE RIVER DALE CHORUS ROW 1: Director Judy Washier, Pam Timmerman, Luane Cook, Raymond Drake, Denny Melchi, Cheryl Hudson, Debbie Coberson, Lori Resor, Linda Carper. ROW 2: Kay Cobum, Jane Dewire, Vickie Griggs, Mike Mickelson, Scott McDowell, Terri Kern, Tina Frank, Donna DePriest, ROW 3: Ruth Cannon, Kim Venderly, Rita Fish, Dale Miller, Kevin Chapman, Lynn Hart, Robin Inlow, Nan Scott. ROW 4: Carol Edgar, Cindy Bevington, Jamie Bissell, Craig Sechler, Tony Keeler, Dwight Fish, Doug Shockley, Tom Hicov, Vickie Baker, Kay Strombeck, Locksie Roberts. BUTLER CHORUS ROW 1: Terry Brock, Randy Bungard, Scott Parshall, Jeff Dielman, Guy Bard, Curtis Bemdt, Kent Wegmann, Voyle Hartlroad, Dick Graham, Keith Wegmann, Robert Boylan, Laura Larkins, Mary Mayer. ROW 2: Regina Pleunik, Margie Rigby, KingOberlin, Roger Minnix, Cliff Shultz, Dave Bowman, Kedric Koeppe, Ron Lorentzen, Scott Bow- man, AlanWillibey. ROW 3: Beth Myers, Mary Rohm, Michelle Long, Tammy Sherer, Ceorganna West, Ruth An- gelone, Linda Girardot, Emily Chancelor, Connie Bloomfield, Sherry Friedel, Marie Diehl; Becky Erwin, ROW 4: Mrs. Foster, Director, Susan Overcash, Wendy Wilson, Vickie Houser, Anne Knox, Helen Hose, Kay Dee Strange, Linda McClish, Vickie Kelly, Leslie Blaine, Retha Martin, Kris Foster. Compliments of SHEEHY NURSING HOMES, INC. CLASS OFFICERS Juniors Vice Pres. Kathy Hudson Pres. Jerry Collins Sec. Sally Grobis Treas. Nila Shockley Sophomore Sec. Pat Hoffer Pres. Dale Curry V. Pres. Gwen Miller Freshmen Treas. Caroline Smith Sec. Mama White V. Pres. Diane Sebert Pres. Roger Webb Compliments of SARAHBELL'S DRESS SHOP JUNIORS Michael Abell Keith Sandra Anderson Anderson Janet Dalene Janie David Deborah Ankney Armstrong Arrants Baird Beck Aaron T eresa Susan Randy Craig Lynn Joe Bell Bellamy Benninghoff Bercaw Bemdt Blaine Bowman Guy Kristine Patty Margaret Frank Linda Roger Boy lan Brand Buttermore Chapman Charlton Clark Coburn Steve Boyer Stephen Cole Jerry Collins Danny Daniels Martha DeLong Diana DePriest Jill Dielman Becky Edgar Roger Evans Mona Fee Steve Flood Arthur Euphrasia Keith Sharon Tanna Kathy Kevin Hausbach Hausbach Henderson Holden Hoover Houser Houser Kathy Hudson Sally Diane Grobis Groff William Harter Christine Rick Dari Kerry Fuller Fuller Gengnagel Ginder 90 JUNIORS Jerry Hullinger Steven Kelley Bill Janet Janet Jodie Dennis Jacquay Jennings Johnsonbaugh Johnston Jones Angela Keller Linda Keller Carolyn Kelsey Keith Stephen Ricky Rod Lynann Carol Kessler Keuneke Kitchen Knox Lake Lambert Stanley Laudahn Jerry Leeper Anna McBride Debbie Jerry Douglas Van Ray McDowell Mansfield Miller Miller Minnix Charyl Moore Cathy Nichols 1 Bernard Pleunik Diana Karen Timothy Terry Moore Moore Moulder Mullett Bob Rex Danny Debbie Obendorf Obendorf Ortiz Overcash Gary Dennis Nancy Dean Richards Robbins Rosenberry Rosener Kathe Loma Pam Mumma Mutzfeld Myers Terry Elizabeth Cynthia Parrish Pamp Peterson Diane Nila Craig Rucker Shockley Smith 91 JUNIORS David Cindy Snyder Stark Dennis Gerald Stiver Suntken Lyndia Phil Suntken Szeman Dennis DeWayne Taylor Trenary Deanna Upp Douglas Upp Ginny Pat Philip Debbie Vinson Vose Vose Warstler Kenneth Ann Warstler Washier eo Dale Sandy Charles Wasson Wegmann Wertman Wilson Carol Worman Dennis Worman No picture: Bonny Wilson J 92 SOPHOMORES Chris Arnett Larry Abell Kathy Akey Rod Alwood Mike Anderson Pam Anderson Eva Baker Sara Bartrom Candy Beebe Renee Beerbower Dinah Bell Brad Bowman Junior Boylan Denny Brock Mark Brown Diane Teresa Debbie Cora Bungard Bungard Campbell Carper Renee Sue Dara Mike Carr Chancellor Chapman Coats Marcia Glenn Coburn Cook Keith John Cook Cox Rosemary Dale Culler Curry Larry Jeanne Czaja Daniels Ronnie Victor Depew Dermott Pam Diehl Gary Dove Clara Edgar Don Edgar Sharon Edgar Jeanne Ervin Paul Steve Warren Sharon Rita Ervin Evans Fish Flood Fogle Darlene Nancy Norma Freeman Freidenberger Furnish 93 SOPHOMORES S3Vid Johnny Christine Pat Haynes Heffelfinger Heyman Hickman Hickman Hicov Hoffer Paul Hollabaugh Kay Hollinger Debra Howey Jean Hudson Dan Jim Larry Hughes Hullinger Hullinger ■ «ii i Ruth T erry Hose Houlton Steve Jennings Janetta Dennis Kerry Johnston Koenemann Koenemann Sandy Kelham Debbie Normanr Phil Keller Krontz Kubik Judy Karen Lake Laub Karen Rex Darrel Georgia Leason McClellan McCoy McKean Mike Mast Mike Meek Keith Gwen Melchi Miller Sandie Lyndia Miller Minnix Jonelle Kathy Moore Moore Larry Gerald Morrow Murphy 94 SOPHOMORES Richard Karen Musser Myers Gary Greg Oberiin Oberlin Gary Gay Parrish Parshall Noah Marlene Patton Prentice John Debbie Stolz Storer Jerry Kyle Fred Strock Strombeck Surface Sharon Sherri Nila Webb Whitman Willibey Ida Wood Dave John Bill Yates Zimmerman Graham James Bassett 95 No Picture: Gordan Robert FRESHMEN Sharon Abell Toni A1 wood Cathy Anderson Larry Andrew Kathy Baker Steve Baird Dave Baughman Roger Bard Ronald Jewell Beard Bellamy T erry Sherry Betz Bishop Deann Billy Bonecutter Boylan Pam Sandy Bullock Butler Ron Coats Fred Elmer Kelly Joe Cannon Carnahan Carnahan Chew Nikki Ann Karen Coll Collins Cook Ruth Jerry Brad Margo Crowl Culbertson Davis Dielman Daryl Dove Robert Doug Steve Farrer Fetters Fetters Thomas Frank Marc Gearhart Jilaine Graham Marc Griffith Warren Griggs Dianne Hamlin Dean Hankey Tom Karen Haupert Heffelfinger Cindy Jeff Heyman Hicov Bob Cindy Holtzberg Hoover Susan Mark Hose Houser 96 FRESHMEN Steven Susan Marsha Howey Hudson Hulbert Jack Jill Hull Hummon Eric Jacobson Renee Johnson Nolan Johnson Dan Julie Martha Johnsonbaugh Johnston Kagey Tim Kaiser Marilyn Keith Tom Keller Linda Kessler Bill Kinney Karen Kline Ronald Knisely Stephanie Koch Debby Krontz Tom Lambert Vicki Lapp Louis Lockard Loretta Larkin Roberta Tyrone Jerry Donald Rita Mack Maldeney Markle Martin Martin Charles Mike David Martz McDowell Miller Dennis Barbara Mock Moore Vickie Judy Sandy Mumma Myers Panning Naden Lowell Joan Patton Prentice Prosser Peggy Rector Tom Rector Terry Relyea Mary Renfrow Julie Rhodes Judy Ricketts Jutta Jean Rinard Rosenberry 97 FRESHMEN Kent Sandy Rosenberry Rucker Diane Theresa Sebert Shaffer Pryce Vires Joseph Walter Julie Ward Linda Warstler Gregory Sally Mama Mary Weeks Wertman White Whitman Caroline Debbie Linda Mike Smith Stark Streets Swarv Sandy Gary Julie Roger Warstler Wasson Watson Webb Henry Dennis Dan Willard Wilson Winn No pictures: Charles Albertson Vicki Bradon Sherry Campton James Houlton Kathy Mercer Mike Schuller Lynn Weicht 98 BUTLER Silt $ Ruth Brenda Denny Steve Jeff Angelone Baker Baker Baker Ball Richard Rex Curtis Beck Bercaw Berndt Donald Leslie Connie Dave Sandra Kevin Cynthia Jerry Bice Blaine Bloomfield Bowman Brock Campbell Chapman Cox Lillie Depew Charles Dull Chuck Ervin Rebecca Ervin Marc Everette Myma Fee Patrice Foutz Denise Foutz William Kip Fowlee Cinder Linda Althea Girardot Glenn Richard Jennifer Graham Graves Larry Donald Gump Guy Voyle Kim Helen Ricky Hartleroad Hendrickson Hose Houlton Ricky Rowena Vickie Pete Houser Houser Houser Kaiser Vickie Ann Kedric Greg Michelle Ronald Duane Terry Kelley Knox Koeppe Krontz Long Lorantzen McBride McClellan 99 BUTLER 8th Linda McClish Neal Martin Pvetha Martin Donna Mayer Charles Miller Roger Minnix Kathy Myers Dave Obendorf Diane Obendorf Cynthia Oberlin King Oberlin Susan Overcash Lewis Patton Regina Pleunik ' VS Geneva Pope Linda Pugh Rick Edna Mary Kathy Rickerd Roby Rohm Roose John Cliff Susan Kay Dee Ross Shultz Simmonds Strange Patty Rick Lucy Thimler Timmerman Vires Russel Keith Kent Georganna V ogelpohl Wegmann Wegmann West Wendy Wilson Theresa Gregory Wilson Zerkle 100 No picture: Sandy Mooney BUTLER 7th XA Michael Cynthia Jeanne Guy Walley Scott Robert Terry Antrupl Baker Baker Bard Bice Bowman Boylan Brock Mary Charmaine Beth Scott Billy Kathy Jeff Margie Mayer Morrow Myers Parshall Praul Rector Ridge Rigby 101 Randy Bungard Samuel Eakright Roger Carper Emily Charlotte Chancellor Collins David Cooper Sherri Kristine Foster Sherry Friedel Ralph Fry Alice Griffin Marie Coulson Diehl £ Jeff Dielman David Ramona Kevin Groff Hartleroad Haverstock Mark Raymond Heffelfinger Hopkins Carolyn Hulbert Gregory McBride Daniel Kaiser Steve McClish Mary Keuneke Dianna McKnight Kevin Kimpel Kathy Kline Mark Mast Floyd Krontz April Martz Laura Max Larkin Lower Gene Martin BUTLER 7th Randy Rowe ft ft lia Karen Tammy Pam Gene Seltenright Sherer Smethers Steckley Mike T eresa Jerry Suntken Timmermon Trenary Pamela Tony Warstler Warstler Ricky Webb Dennis Wegmann William West Mary Whitman Rose Whitman Allan Willibey Debbie Brad Yoder Ziesloft No picture: Kathryn Burns Kerry Carnahan Gail Hulbert Virgil Peters 102 RIVER DALE 8th Dennis Paul Suzanne Greg Diane Charles Daniel Rickie Akey Anders Baker Bohl Bullock Bush Bush Carper Kevin Herbert Jean Robert Thomas Lavoy Peggy Charles Chapman Charlton Carper Collins Cook Cook Crow Curie Joyce Ronald Dora Dwight Renee Donald Ronald Diane Delegrange Daniels Fetters Fish Funk Gengnagel Cengnagel Geyer Penny Daniel Alan Richard Linda Patti Vaughn Robin Gick Helbert Hickman Holden Hollabaugh Howey Hukill Inlow Gail Doris Tony Glenn Christina Ralph Kevin Nancy Jacobson Johnson Keeler Keesler Keller Kern Kreischer Laub James Paul Wilma John Connie Kirk Connie Bobby Lockhart Logsdon Lysher Mansfield Melchi Moore Orusley Orusley 103 Cheryl LoXie Ransom Roberts Carol Nanette Schrock Scott Craig Donald Sechler Shilling William Kay Smith Strombeck Kim Keith Dayton Kenneth Valerie Randy Kathy Steven Vendrely Watson Webb White Witte Wojciechawski Wolfe Workman Karla Nick Jerry Yankanich Heyman Worman RIVER DALE 7th Donald George Linda Kay Naomi Deborah Sherry Carolyn Carper Carper Carper Cobum Cook Culbertson Collins Combs 104 RIVER DALE 7th Gary Donna Terrence Donald Terry Raymond Daniels De Priest Dermott Dilley Dirrim Drake Rita Christina Vickie Lynn Joe Tom Fish Frank Griggs Hart Hausbach Hicov Dennis Cheryl Anita Robert Sue Theresa Hoover Hudson Inlaw Johnson Keith Kern Scott Dennis Michael William Dale Shirley McDowell Melchi Mickelson Miles Miller Quinn Joni Randy James Dean Douglas Joy Rhodes Richmond Rosenbury Schrader Shockley Smith Pamela Ricky Steven Wendall Henry Timmerman Walters Ward Wolfe Woods Jayne Ervin Dwyer Fetters Tim LuAnne Hollabaugh Hook Richard Kim Koenemann Kreischer Jaynie Lori Ramos Resor Kent Steven Strong Studebaker 105 JR. HIGH CLASS OFFICERS Butler 8th Butler 7th L-R Scott Bowman, V. Pres. Scott Parshall, Pres., Tammy Sherer, Sec.-Treas. Compliments of BROWN'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE E.H.S. FOOTBALL 1st ROW; Mark Houser, Danny Winn, Brad Bowman, Gary Richards, Gary Baird, Craig Parshall. 2nd ROW; Dale Curry Doug Fetters Randy Bereaw, Paul Culler, Jim Ridge, Dave Miller, Daryl Dove. 3rd ROW; Larry Morrow, Atu p,nw A Rl5kcF“iler,nHaJ1 £ansen� Gerald Suntken, Dennis Keller, Steve Fetters, John Kochert, Steve Baird. 4th ROW, Coach Snider Rod Knox, Ron Beard, Jerry Simanton, Charlie Ross, Van Miller, Dave Yates, Coach Hollingsworth, Coach Osborne. This year under the direction of Coach Osborne, Eastside had its most successful season of football. The record was four wins, four losses, and one tie. Eastside was very proud of its team this past year and is look- ing forward to an even more exciting season next year. Eastside 7 Leo 13 Eastside 7 Busco 19 Eastside 21 Prairie Hts. 21 Eastside 14 Lakeland 6 Eastside 19 Heritage 12 Eastside 0 Angola 27 Eastside 26 Norwell 6 Eastside 19 Fremont 0 Eastside 7 Woodlan 32 108 SENIOR GRID Dennis Keller, Back Captain Jim Ridge, Back Cary Baird, Back Simanton, End Ric Roberts, Back John Kochert, End 109 GAA BASEBALL ■o™ OV(: Hood, Sponsor; Mary Whitman, Cindy Heyman, Nila Shockley, Jewel Bellamy, Kay Hollin- ger, Mrs. Parshall, Sponsor; 2nd ROW: JoAnn Prosser, Nikki Coll, Candy Beebe, Jutta Rinard, Debbie Campbell, eu 3 - SS” ’ C1 ra Edgar’ Karen Kline 3rd ROW: Debbie Smith, Nila Willibey, Sybil Brattain, Sharon Flood, Sherri Whitman, Georgia McKean, Sue Chancellor, Karen Laub, Ida Woods. GAA BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Karen Kline, Rosemary Culler, Deann Bonecutter, Cay Parshall, Cindy Heyman, 2nd ROW: Ann Collins, Nikki Coll, Jutta Rinard, Nila Willibey, Joan Prosser, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Parshall, Sponsor; Debbie Smith Sue Chancellor, Sybil Brattain, Nila Shockley, Mre. Hood, Sponsor. 110 GIRLS TRACK BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary Culler, Joan Prosser, Ida Woods, Chris Arnett, Deann Bonecutter, Karen Kline. 2nd ROW: Nila Willibey, Janell Moore, Nila Shockley, Sue Chancellor, Sybil Brattain, Debbie Smith. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW: Dara Chapman, Kay Hollinger, Cay Parshall, Deann Bonecutter, Sandy Kelham, Kay Hickman. 2nd ROW: Rosemary Culler, Candy Beebe, Debbie Smith, Debbie Storer, Margo Dielman. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Parshall, Sponsor; Chris Arnett, Ida Woods, Sue Chancellor. Marcia Cobum, Gwen Miller, Mrs. Hood, Sponsor. Compliments of FEDERAL FERTILIZER CO. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW, Kenny Warstler, Marlin Betz, Denny Ginder, BobObendorf, Greg Oberlin, Kevin Houser. BACK ROW- Coach Miller, George Angelone, Gary Willibey, Steve Flood, Doug Upp, Tom Seltenright. Blazers Scores Eastside 39 Hamilton 19 Eastside 73 Norwell 26 Woodlan 36 Eastside 49 Heritage 27 Churubusco 47 Eastside 50 Carroll 27 Adams Central 46 Eastside 36 Garrett 27 Eastside 44 Bishop Dwenger 17 Eastside 34 Lakeland 21 Eastside 27 Angola 28 Eastside 25 Leo 27 Eastside 24 Fremont 32 Twenty schools competed in the Churubusco Invitation. Eastside placed 12th. 112 GOLF TEAM Left to Right: Danny Hughes; Craig Parshall; Gary Baird; Dave Baird; Randy Bercaw; Jim Ridge; Danny Winn; Joe Walter; Tom Frank; Denny Hollinger; Steve Baird; Coach Ken Severson. Compliments of JAMECO INC. TRACK Coach Grill Keith Kessler, Gary Willibey, John Stoltz, Steve Flood, Steve Cole, Charlie Ross, Van Miller Steve r?.Ter 2iTw ?Wi-. Dennis Keller G“y Bolyan, George Angelone, Dave Yates, Randy Hartleroad, Victor Dermott Mike Coats. 3rd ROW: Doublas Fetters, Paul Culler, Rick Fuller, John Kochert, John Cox, Marlin Betz Ed Shilling BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Houser, Kenny Warstler, Mark Brown, Brad Bowman, Dale Curry, Kent Rosen- berry, Bob Holtzberg, Brad Davis. OUR TEAM IN ACTION Compliments of BOB SAUDER SERVICE CENTER Compliments of CITY COAL CO. BASEBALL 69 SITTING Harry Simmons, Mgr., Kevin Houser, Craig Parshall, Gary Baird, Gary Richards, Steve Baird, Dale Curry. STANDING Jim Ridge,Denny Cinder, Hal Hansen, Rod Knox, Tom Seltenright, Randy Bercaw, Denny Hollinger, Coach Steve Grill. 115 HO OSIER HYSTERIA 116 SENIOR SQUAD Tom Seltenright Guard Jerry Simanton Forward John Kochert Guard Jim Ridge Ted Miller Dennis Cinder Guard Guard Guard 117 VA RSITY BASKETBALL 1c.Denni fi ? Johr? K hert’ Ro? KnOX’ Tom Seltenright. Keith Kessler, Jim Ridge, Ted Miller. ROW Craig Panhall’ ’ ° WaSSOn Charlie Ross- Steve nood Steve Cole. JerrY Simanton, Gerald Suntken, EASTSIDE 1969-1969 RECORD Eastside 51 West Noble 77 Eastside 47 Adams Central 71 Eastside 55 Leo 78 Eastside 52 Garrett 79 Eastside 41 Angola 55 Eastside 88 Prarie Hts. 82 Eastside 37 DeKalb 63 Eastside 74 Norwell 69 Eastside 58 Westview 57 Eastside 53 Edgerton 59 Eastside 40 F remont 31 Eastside 62 Hamilton 67 Eastside 70 Southern Wells 57 Eastside 62 Carroll 70 Eastside 63 Churubusco 68 Eastside 63 Wood lan 78 Eastside 64 Heritage 62 Eastside 53 Heritage 85 Eastside 61 Churubusco 67 Eastside 57 Garrett 89 Allen County Tourney Sectional 118 B- TEA M FRONT ROW: Phil Vose, Mgr.; Brad Bowman, Dale Curry, Art Hausbach. MIDDLE: Kevin Houser, Randy Bercaw, Keith Melchi, Hal Hansen, Chuck Giradot. BACK ROW: Dave Yates, Joe Bowman, Doug Upp, Mike Mast, Coach Leon Strange. Compliments of DAL'S NEWS STAND E.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Rowena Moore; Sheila Reinoehl; Janelle Moore; Debbie Warstler; Gwen Miller; Debbie McDowell- Cindy Staley; Janet Jennings. VARSITY Left to Right: Rowena Moore; Cindy Staley; Debbie Warstler; Debbie Mc- Dowell; Sheila Reinoehl. 120 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Janet Jennings; Gwen Miller; Janelle Moore. FRESHMEN Left to Right: Myrna White; Margo Dielman; Diane Sebert; Debbie Stark. 121 ATHLETIC EASTSIDERS 122 FRESHMAN FRONT Jerry Markle Bob Holtzberg, Mike McDowell, Terry Betz. MIDDLE, Danny Winn, Joe Walter, Doug Fet- ters, Kent Rosenberry. BACK, Tom Haupert, Mgr., Tom Frank, Daryl Dave, Dave Baughman, Dave Miller, Coach Gary Hollingsworth. Freshman scores Blazers 30 Garrett 68 Blazers 40 Angola 29 By outscoring their opponents 598--580, the Blazers 24 Woodlan 35 Sparks, (freshman basketball team) completed Blazers 34 DeKalb 38 their season with a 7--8 record. The team got Blazers 46 Leo 51 off to a slow start winning only one of the first Blazers 31 Churubusco 32 seven games, but the hardwooder's blazed back Blazers 43 Angola 46 winning six of their next eight. The Sparks' big Blazers 43 Hicksville 39 victories were over Angola, Hicksville, Cen- Blazers 72 Fremont 20 tral Noble, Fremont, Carroll, and Hamilton. Blazers 41 Avilla 20 The Freshman team was the first Eastside team Blazers 35 Carroll 32 to chalk up a victory this year. They have gained Blazers 36 Hamilton 25 valuable experience, and should be a great as- Blazers 41 Garrett 51 set to the Blazers in years to come. Blazers 41 Central Noble 36 Blazers 41 Hamilton 44 Compliments of OBERLIN'S 8th GRADE ROW 1: KeithWegmann, Cliff Shultz, Charlie Miller, Rex Bercaw. ROW 2: Kevin Campbell, Dave Bowman, John Ross, Terry McClellan, Floyd Fowler, Mgr. ROW 3: Coach Ken Severson, Rick Richard, Voyle Hartleroad, Kent Wegmann, Ron Lorentzen Mgr. 7 FROM LITTLE SPARKS Butler 8th Eastside Opponents 30 Huntertown 38 23 Leo 48 16 Auburn 48 17 Woodlan 22 22 Hamilton 37 25 Angola 39 24 Churubusco 29 16 Angola 32 37 Adams Central 42 22 East Noble 32 36 Ashley 43 FRONT--Anne Knox, Susan Simmons Oberlin. TOP--Wendy Wilson. , Vickie Houser, Cindy Compliments of LEO BUILDERS' SUPPLY BASKETBALL Coach Steve Grill. ROW 1: Randy Wajenhouskey, Don Shelling, Dweight Fish, Craig Sechler, Kevin Krusher. ROW 2: Charles Curry Mgr., Ralph Kern, Paul Logsdon, William Smith, Danny Helbert. GROW MIGHTY BLAZERS Riverdale 8th Blazers Opponent 11 Auburn 52 11 Huntertown 55 28 Garrett 48 15 Hicksville 31 18 Hamilton 46 14 Monroeville 63 ROW 1: Penny Gick, Dara Fetters, Dianne Bullock. ROW 2: Susie Baker, Connie Mel- chi, Valori Whitting. Compliments of WIFF RADIO 1570 AM 105.5 Stereo FM 7th GRADE Hto.R;,Pave,G,ro Kevin Haverstock, David Cooper, Floyd Krontz, Mgr., ROW 2. Randy Bungard Scott Panhall, RevinRirnpel, Jeff Ridge. ROW 3: Tony Warstler, Scott Bowman, Mike Suntkin, Jeff Deihnanfsam Eak- right, Coach James White. FROM LITTLE ACORNS Butler 7th Eastside Opponents 7 Huntertown 30 15 Auburn 41 13 Woodlan 47 47 Fremont 26 30 Angola 36 10 Monroeville 29 21 Churubusco 58 17 Angola 34 10 East Noble 28 29 Ashley 44 L to R: Bety Myers, Kris Foster, Pam Warstler. Compliments of SCHERER G MAXFIELD INC, BASKETBALL ROW 1, L to R: Kim Bowser, Mike Mikelson, Eddi Beerbower, Jake Fetters, Kenny Hart, Denny Melchi. ROW 2: Dale Miller, Randy Richman, Jim Rosenberry, Rick Walters, George Carper, Kern Krusher, STANDING: Charles Curry, Mgr., Tim Hollobaugh, Doug Shockley, Terry Dermont, Dean Shrader, Denny Hoover. GROW GREAT OAKS Riverdale 7th FRONT: Debbie Coberson. MIDDLE: Cheryl Hudson, Vickie Baker, Donna DePriest. TOP: Pam Timmerman. Compliments of SPROUL'S GRABILL CAFE JR. HIGH FOOTBALL ROW 1: Rick Holden, Mgr.; Steve McClish; Scott Parshall; Jeff Dielman; Terry Brock; Dick Graham, Mgr.; ROW Dof?ly Shilling; Rex Bercaw; Doug Shockley; Jake Fetters; Gene Martin; ROW 3: Jeff Ridge; Bill Miles; Cliff Shultz; Kevin Campbell; Dave Bowman; Roger Minnix; Scott Bowman. ROW 4: Terry Dermont; Kent Wegmann; Paul Logsdon; Voyle Hartleroad; Mike Suntken; Richard Rickard; Terry McClellan- Craig Sechler. 1 9 JR. HIGH TRACK oSm V ?fnnY J elcluj P ® Groff; Ed Beerbower; Sam Eakright; Steve McClish; Randy Bungard; Tony Warstler ROW 2: Floyd Krontz; Jeff Ridge; Charlie Miller; Keith Wegmann; Doug Shockley; Jake Fetters; Scott Parshall Terry Brock, Mgr.; ROW 3: Scott Bowman; Ralph Kern; Greg McBride; Dwight Fish; Rex Bercaw; Floyd Fowler Tim Hollobaugh; Paul Logsdon; ROW 4: Coach James White; Kent Wegmann; Kevin Campbell; Mike Suntken Voyle Hartleroad; Terry McClellan; Dave Bowman; Rick Houlton. 128 1969 REFLECTIONS My name My nickname My color of eyes My color of hair My height My weight My favorite subject My favorite teacher My favorite food My favorite color My favorite car My favorite guy My favorite gal My most embarrassing moment My pet peeve My favorite hobby My favorite saying My favorite television program My favorite singer My favorite song My ambition My favorite movie My favorite sport My favorite job My least favorite job My prom date My most lasting memory 129 The production of this book presented me with many challenges, but with the help of my competent staff, many of the challenges were conquered. It is impossible to realize the amount of effort that goes into a book, until one takes part in a yearbook’s production. The members of the 1969 Easterner Staff all tried to help in any way they could. Without them, this book would never have become a real ity. I want to thank Vickie Sherer for the many hours she worked as Business Man- ager. Vickie took care of the advertising and all of the financial aspects of the book. I would also like to thank Mr. Alfred Sherer our advisor, and Mr. Robert Wil- liams our principal. Mr. Sherer was always willing to give advice and listen to a new idea. Mr. Williams was quite lenient in scheduling picture taking sessions. The purpose of the 1969 Easterner was to provide you with an account of the 1968-69 school year. If this book brings back many Lasting Memories it can be considered a success. 130 KOOKY CANDIDS Fingers Hart Eastside's Tun- nel of Love Bonny studying hard?? Only their hair dressers know Grand Central Station Up Up and Away 132 what next? After high school, what: travel, work, service, college or technical school? Regardless of your choice, how far you go in this space age depends partly on your imag- ination but primarily on your education and training. Conquering new horizons will demand more knowledge, more skills, more training and more specialization. Our free-enterprise system, the backbone of our country, has given us the highest standard of living in the world and the greatest degree of individual freedom. And it offers you the opportunity to make your mark in any field of endeavor you choose. AUBURN RETAIL MERCHANTS Compliments of ASSOCIATION HENDRICKSON TANDEM Auburn, Indiana CORPORATION 46706 ARMSTRONG FLORAL BEE HIVE Now Serving You at Two Locations Auburn, Indiana Phone 925-2399 Butler, Indiana Butler, Indiana Phone 868-2571 INDIANA MICHIGAN -----flicrmc COMPANY- BUD SMITH'S DAIRY QUEEN-BRAZIER BUTLER BOWL West U.S. 27 8 Auburn For Your Phone 925-1233 Carry Out Service Telephone Menu Family Recreation Jobbers of Plumbing Supplies Heating Supplies Well Supplies Electrical Supplies THE BUTLER CO., INC. BUTTERMORE Radiator Repair Tractor Repair CASEBERE'S SURGE SERVICE CHAPMAN AUTO PARTS AND SALVAGE 210 S. Ash, P.O. Box 5 Butler, Indiana We Buy Phone 337-2687 or 868-5342 Wreck Junk Cars—Scrap Iron—Metal Our Compliments to the Class of 1969 DIEHLS JEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Jewelry, and Watches CRANE EDMUND CORP. Also Repairs Compliments GAMBLES of 123 South Braodway Butler, Indiana 868-2774 DR. E. V. BLUME Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods GEDDES DRUG STORE, INC. 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