Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1971 volume:

1971 MAUS J IRUN TEI EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER, INDIANA VOL. 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS _ Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Athletics Activities Junior High Advertisements THE BLAZERS 1970-71 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS September October November December January February March April May 9 2 aes ah a Concert x | fe RO ristinaseVacalion | . GAA Swim Party . Has Been-Will Be Basketball (ho . . NHS Film Festival : . Senior Play | | . . Easter Vacation . .Art Club Show . .Band Trip to Fayette, Ohio . FFA Banquet . .Junior-Senior Prom . . NHS Career Day . FHA Mother -Daughter . School Out for . First Day of School . . Miss Eastside Tryouts . Auburn Fair Day . Homecoming . . Teachers’ Institute . Fall Musical slettermen Bish Pry . . Thanksgiving Vacation erat . FTA Christmas Party poe a . Band and Choir Christmas | me ocience Club Party meee OC icnCcrG UDsiLip Sl Onw ee On Sa lOurney . Start of Second Semester .District Band Contest . .District Choir Contest . State Solo and Ensemble Contest . Sectional at DeKalb . Juniors and Seniors to Indianapolis Ze. Game Banquet . . spanish Club Banquet . . NHS Banquet . French Club Play . .Home Ec. Fashion Revue . All Sports Banquet . Spring Panorama of Music . .senior Trip to Cincinnati . Awards Day . Baccalaureate and Commencement Underclassmen ADMINISTRATION i i q | j i oa | | The DeKalb County Eastern Community School Board is Washler, Pres.; Argus Fisher; Sidney M. Long; Harold J. composed of Keith Ulm, Sec.; Vaughn Billings; Delbert C. Kagey; and Lynn Fisher, V. Pres. Mrs, Virginia Laux, Bookkeeper Mr. Kenneth L. Cole, Superintendent of De- Kalb County Eastern Community School Dis- trict IN ACTION Mr. Robert Williams, Principal of Mr. Joe Smith, Assistant Principal of Mr. George Rader, Principal of Eastside High School Eastside High School Riverdale School Mrs. Loretta Musser, Mr. Rader's Personal Secretary Mrs. Ruth Ann McNabb, Assistant Mrs, Phyllis Miller, Mr. Cole's Per- Bookkeeper sonal Secretary THEY Ties SOE SS ee TO RUNG EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Joan Bonecutter, central office secretary; Mrs. Gloria Keltner, Mr. William's personal secretary and treasurer of extracurricular activities; Mrs. Mildred Cairl, teacher's secretary. usunracsonnmecnnnssen Mrs. Alice Cole, school nurse. Cafeteria Help: Eleanor Pleunik, Pauline Hamman, Margie Hantz, Glendolene Ginder, Dessie Casebere, Helen Burdick, Anita Fry. Not Pictured: Dolores Mil- ler, Pat Ocker. BUS DRIVERS a Harold Casebere, Harold Murphy, Mervin Conine, Lloyd McClellan, Cloyce Baxter, Elmer Gaff, Harold Goldsmith, Clyde Rosenberry, Jack Blaker, Albert Brown, and Fred Harper. Albert (Brownie) Brown Adolph (Spike) Shoudel Ernest (Ernie) Grabel JANITORS EHS FACULTY LOOK ae Mrs. Iva Scheuring: English 12; Speech; Senior Sponsor; Mrs. Lois Frame: English 11 Senior Play Ass't Director Mr. Donald Klausing: English 10; English 7; Psychology; Mrs, Donna Baker: English 9; 7th Grade Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Marjorie Bowden: English 12; English 10; Sophomore Mrs. Linda Long: English 8; English 7; Booster Block Sponsor Sponsor FUTURE OF NEW BUILDING... ie Mr, Phil Miller: Algebra I,II; College Algebra; Trig.; Mr. F. Florian Cripe: Gen Math; Plane Geometry; Senior Varsity Basketball Coach; Reserve Football Coach Play Director Mr. Kenneth Olin: Chemistry I; Gen. Math; Adv. Chem- Mrs, Hazel Teegardin: Junior High Math; 8th Grade istry; Bus. Math; Sophomore Sponsor Sponsor Mr. Merle Wagner: Physics; Science 8; Algebra I; Math Mr. David Thrush: Gen. Science; Biology; Freshmen 7; Junior Sponsor; Science Club Sponsor Sponsor NEW LABS... a Mrs. Janis Hood: Shorthand I,II; Office Practice; Typing Mr. Wayne Madden: Bookkeeping; Gen. Business; Fresh- | II; Yearbook Sponsor; Newspaper Sponsor men Sponsor; Basketball Coach : Mr. J. Robert Getts: Typing I,II; Gen. Business; Freshmen Mr. R. W. Guinther: Agriculture I,II,III,IV; Ag. Shop; Sponsor; Basketball Coach FFA Sponsor | % UN eg a © Xo hs séuhe thas! @ = gre a 4ot — Ying Miss Carol Rogers: French I,JI,III,1V; GAA Sponsor; Mrs, Carmen Arribalzaga: Spanish I,II ,III,IV; Spanish Club Booster Block Sponsor; French Club Sponsor Sponsor 10 NEW EQUIPMENT... ‘reer EE heen nscrcccc cd Mrs. Darlene Rowlett: Jr. High Home Ec.; 8th Grade Mrs, Carol Rufner: Home Ec. I,II,III,1V; FHA Sponsor Sponsor Mr, Tom Wagner: U.S. History; Gen. Science; FTA Miss Marcia Meyer: Economics; Government; Cheer- Sponsor; Varsity Track Coach; Jr. High Basketball Coach leader Sponsor; GAA Sponsor Mr, Alfred Sherer: Social Studies; Business Law; World Mr. James White: Social Studies; Cur. Prob. in Dem.; History; Junior Sponsor Vocations; Sociology; 7th Grade Sponsor; Jr. High Bas- ketball Coach 1] NEW IDEAS... | Mrs. Paula Foster: Concert Choir, Gen. Music, Jr. High Mr. Richard Foster: Concert Band, Jr. High Band, Grade Choir, Music Theory, 9th Grade Sponsor Bands, Blazette Sponsor oe oe ee Oe Mr. Jack Davis, Boys PE, Health, Reserve basketball Mr, Duane Pullen: Jr. High Science, 8th Grade Sponsor coach--Mrs, Maida Parshall: Girls PE, GAA Sponsor, Health Fab A Mr. Richard Koenamann: Art I III, Jr. High, 7th Grade Mr. Richard Crewse: Art II,IV, Jr. High Art Club Sponsor Sponsor, Art Club Sponsor NEW MATERIALS... Mr. John Conley: Industrial Arts II,III, Engineer Grafics, Mr. Francisco Mariani: Industrial Arts III, Jr. High, 7th | Varsity football coach--Mr. Moe Mitzman: Industrial Grade Sponsor Arts I, Jr. High i Mr. Leon Strange: Typing I,II, Health, Athletic Director, Letterman's Club Sponsor Mr, Jerry Zonker: Guidance Counselor, 12th Grade Spon- Miss Blanche Griffith: Librarian, AV Director--Mrs. Helen sor--Mrs. Mable Overmeyer: Guidance Counselor, Ex- Sherer: Ass't Librarian ploratory Teaching Sponsor 13 RIVERDALE JR. HIGH FACULTY Mrs. Marie Fetters: Science; Health; Girls' P.E.; 7th Mr. Gerald Vizard: Jr. High English; 8th Grade Sponsor Grade Sponsor we YD UGIEE and its relationship to U.S. customary units act Re other SE ortte we Skate surement --:= Lc ies ee ASA RR ORAS NESTS REIS Mr. Mervin Henry: Jr. High Math; 8th Grade Sponsor Mrs. Beverly J. Martin: M-2 Mr. James Massie: Social Studies; Boys! P.E. Ass't Football Coach; 7th Grade Sponsor 14 ae a� tL ae tg ; oe te 6 Ao 2 Senior Barb Seltenright represented E.H.S. at the Miss DeKalb Pageant, Seniors held elections on election day for E.H.S. Seniors also show spirit by decorating halls, BUSY SENIORS Senior Class Party at Hart's in October, Seniors shows their spirit at pep sessions, Norma learns how to drive a tank at Allisons in Indianap- olis, TO THE VERY END! Hi Dave! Senior Play--TOM JONES. Four Senior lettermen receive letter jackets for ex- For the first time four Senior girls also receive letter cellence in sports, jackets in GAA sports, May 23, 1971-- Graduation! The day they all had been waiting for, James Bassett Candace Sue Beebe Renee K. Beerbower Dinah June Bell Lester Guy Boylan, Jr. Dennis Brock CLASS COLORS Kathy S. Akey Michael D. Anderson Pamela Elaine Anderson Christine L. Arnett Eva Marie Baker Sara Lee Bartrom 18 Compliments of DR. DARRELL MILLER RED AND WHITE Mark R, Brown Teressa D, Bungard Debra Jean Campbell Cora Lee Carper Fern Renee Carr Sue A. Chancellor Dara Denise Chapman Margaret L. Chapman Michael L. Coats Marcia S. Coburn Glen A. Cook Keith L. Cook 19 Compliments of GEORGE AND GWEN KANDEL GRADUATION Jonathan L. Cox Rosemary Kay Culler Dale Alan Curry Lawrence James Czaja Jeanne Daniels Victor Forrest Dermott Pamela Diehl Gary L. Dove Clara J. Edgar Sharon Elizabeth Edgar Jeanne A. Ervin Paul Ervin 20 Compliments of BOB MEYER'S STANDARD STATION MAY 23, 1971 Warren Lee Fish Sharon Lee Flood Rita Ellen Fogle Sharon K, Fogleson Darlene Sue Freeman Nancy Diane Freidenberger Norma J. Furnish Michael LeRoy Gaff Kay Ginder Charles R. Girardot William C. Graham Larry Michael Hart 21 Compliments of BARRETT, R. L. 5-$1.00 STORE OUR FINAL YEAR Randall Norman Hartleroad Thomas I. Haynes, Jr. Kathy Joyce Heffelfinger Glenda Kay Hickman Christine Ann Hicov Patricia Ann Hoffer Paul Hollabaugh Kay L. Hollinger Ruth Hose Harter Terry L. Houlton Debra Wylene Howey Joan C. Hudson 22 Compliments of JIGG'S MOTOR SERVICE AT EAST SIDE Daniel Porter Hughes Jimmie L. Hullinger Larry Allen Hullinger Steven A. Jennings Sandy Jo Kelham Debra Jean Keller Dennis Dean Koenemann Kerry L. Koenemann Philip C. Kubik Judy Marie Lake Karen Sue Laub Karen S. Leason 23 Compliments of BROWN FURNITURE HARDWARE CLASS FLOWER Rex Allen McClellan Georgia E. McKean Rosemary Martz Moore Michael J. Meek Keith Duwayne Melchi Gwen Elaine Miller Sandie Elaine Miller Janelle Jean Moore Kathy S. Moore Gerald Maurice Murphy Richard D. Musser Karen Kay Myers 24 MOLD SERVICE. INC. RED AND WHITE CARNATION Gregory James Oberlin Gary Gene Parrish Gay Lorraine Parshall Marlene Louise Prentice Ronald J. Provines William H. Rennecker Charles Ross Barbara Ann Seltenright Edward A. Shilling Linda Shoudel Debra Lee Smith Michael Gene Smith 25 Compliments of TOM MACK'S MARATHON SERVICE THE SENIORS LOOK Mark L. Snyder Kay Elaine Stevenson Rick A, Stiver John E. Stolz Debra Jo Storer Jerry Strock Kyle E. Strombeck Fred W. Surface Sherrie Lynn Tombow Sherri Joan Whitman Nila Jean Willibey Ida Mae Woods 26 Compliments of CITY COAL COMPANY MORO LORE .-- David Wayne Yates John Lee Zimmerman Pictures Not Available Donald W. Yager Michael John Hickman John Andrew McBride Darrell A. McCoy Gary Oberlin Danny Louis Ortiz Noah Patton Bill Quinn Parl; Ge omith Dennis Lee Taylor Lynn Weicht Pat Hoffer, Pres.; Sharon Flood, Sec., Gerald Murphy, Vice-Pres., Debbie Campbell, Treas. 27 SENIOR DIRECTORY KATHY S. AKEY Snake’ Choir 1,2, 3,4; Blazettes 1,2; GAA 1, 2; Booster Block 1,2; Easterner Staff 3. MICHAEL D. ANDERSON “Andy FFA 1,2.3,4; IC] 4; Football 1; Track |. PAMELA ELAINE ANDERSON Andy Choir 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 4-- V. Pres. 4; Science Club 4--Sec. 4; Swing Choir 3,4. CHRISTINE L. AKNE TIT Chris Blazettes 1,2,3,4; GAA |, 2,3, 4; Booster Block 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Easterner Staff 3; State Track 2, 3; Freshman Cheerleader. EVA MARIE BAKER Eva Band 4; Choir 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3. SARA LEE BARTROM Sara Booster Block 1, 2,3; PHA 1, 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Easterner Staff 3; Blazer Staff 4; Senior Play. JAMES BASSETT “JB” FFA 2,3,4-- Treas. 4. CANDACE SUE BEEBE Candy Choir 2,9; Blazettes 2,3, 4: GAA 1, 2,3, 4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 1,2; Paint Your Wagon 2. RENEE K.BEERBOWER Renee GAA 2; FHA 1, 2; French Club 3: Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4. DINAH JUNE BELL Dinah Dance Band 1, 2,3; Band 1, 2,3; Booster Block 1, 2; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Easterner Staff 3,4--Bus. Manager 4. LESTER GUY BOYLAN JR. Junior Choir 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Senior Play. DENNIS BROCK Denny ICT 4. MARK R. BROWN Mark’ Choir 1,7. 3,4--V. Pres. 4; Lettermans 2,3; FFA 1,2; ICI 4--Pres. 4; Student Council 3; Track 2,3; Senior Play. TERESSA D. BUNGARD Teressa” FHA 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2; IC] 4-- Treas. 4. DEBRA JEAN CAMPBELL Deb Class Sec. 1; Class Treas. 4; Cheerleader 1,4; Choir 1; Blazettes 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Booster Block 1; FTA 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Easterner Staff 3,4; Blazer Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Sound of Music; Homecoming Queen Candidate. CORA LEE CARPER “Corky GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1, 2,3,4--Song Leaguer Blazer Staff 4. FERN RENEE CARR “Tutti” Band _ 1,2,3; Pep Band 1, 2,3; Spanish Club |) [CT 4. SUE A. CHANCELLOR ‘Sarge Gas 1,2,3; FAA 3,4; French Club 1; Bag- ketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Senior Play. DARA DENISE CHAPMAN Clint Choir 1, 2; Blazettes 2; GAA 1, 2,3, 4: Easterner Staff 3,4; Blazer Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2,4. MARGARET L. CHAPMAN Margaret —__ FHA 3. oe - oh ‘MICHAEL L. COATS Mike F FFA Football 1; ‘Track a a. MARCIA s. “cOBURN. by eon enue aT : eens 3, 4; = oan Ne i DARLENE SUE FREEMAN re is State ‘Delegate s Office Cadet 2, Pain Your weet 2 Senior Play ‘NORMA J. FURNISH ‘Novum’? Ch in 1,2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Booster Block Easterner Staff 3,4; Blazer Staif Baseball 2; Yelle Dali a Softhe i Office Cadet 4. MICHAEL tert c SARI Da Li, Ce US GOOG WS V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Science Club 4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Most Valuable Track Participant 2; Sen- ior Play; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, KATHY S. MOORE Kathy FIA 2,4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; NHs 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Exploratory Teacher 4; Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. GERALD MAURICE MURPHY Murph Class V. Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FAA 3--V. Pres. 3; FTA 3,4--Hist. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Easterner Staff 3,4; Blazer Staff 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Science Club 4; Mexico Scholarship 2, ocnior Play. RICHARD D. MUSSER Muss Class Treas. 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; NHS 3,4-- Rep. 4; French Club 1; Science Club 4- V. Pres. 4; Senior Play. KAREN KAY MYERS Karen FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Blazer Staff 4. GARY OBERLIN Gary’ FFA 1, 2,3,4. GREGORY JAMES OBERLIN Greg Lettermans 3,4; NHS 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4--Treas. 4; Easterner Staff 3; Science Club 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1,3; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Boys‘ State Delegate; Senior Play. DANNY LOUIS ORTIZ “Danny” FAA 3; Track 4. GARY GENE PARRISH ‘Pierre’ FFA 1,2,3,4, ICT 4. GAY LORRAINE PARSHALL (Gay Choir 1, 2,3; Blazettes 2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3, 4; NHS 3,4; French Club 1. 2, 3,4--Pub. 3, Sec. 4; Science Club 4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 2. NOAH PATTON Noah FFA 2,3. MARLENE LOUISE PRENTICE Mar- lene Office Cadet 4; FHA 1; Eee Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4, RONALD J. PROVINES Twink ¢ Choir 1; French Club 1; (Cl 4. BILL QUINN Bill” FRA 1,2; [rack 1. WILLIAM H. RENNECKER a - CHARLES ROSS Chas Lettermans 3,4; Science Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Base- . ball 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN SELTENRIGHT Barb : Choir 1, 2,3, 4; Blazettes 1,2,3 4-= Treas. 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Booster Block - 1,2,4; FTA 2,3,4; NHS 3.4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Easterner Staff 3, 4: Blazer Staff 4; Student Council 4--Sec. ‘4; Stu dent Council Workshop 3; Miss East- side 4; Sound of Music 1; Paint Your Wagon 2; Office Cadet 3, 4; Soe aye 7 EDWARD A, SHILLING Hd” ICT 45 Science Club 4; ee 1,2. LINDA MARIE SHOUDEL “Lyn” FHA 2,3,4; Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; Office Cadet 3,4. DEBRA LEE SMITH “Smit- “A= “Rene Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1, 2, 3--Sec. 3; Booster Block 1,2; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1; [rack 2; Volleyball 1,2 ball 1,2 . 3: Soft: | ce Mon 2 [ge | FURL C. SMITH Buckshot’ FFA 152,23; (Cl 4. MICHAEL GENE SMITH Mike ICT 4; Science Club 4; Football 1; Central Prom Committee 3. MARK L. SNYDER Mark Choir 1; ICT 4; Science Club 4; Basketball 1. KAY ELAINE SIEVENSON Kay FHA 1; Blazer Staff 4. RICK A. STIVER Rocket Lettermans 4; _ French Club 1; ICT 4; Football 4; Bas- ketball 1. JOHN E. S1OLZ Big john Class Vv. Pres. 3; Band 1,2; FTA Z, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4--Pres. 4; Science Club 4; Track 2; Exp. Teaching 4; Senior Play. DEBRA JO STORER Debbie Band 1,2, 3,4; GAA |, 2; French Club 3,4; [rack 1; Volleyball 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4. : - JERRY STROCK Jerry FFA 1, 2, 33 - Basketball 1. KYLE E. STROMBECK Kyle FRA 1,2,3,4--sec. 3; Football 1,3. FRED W. SURFACE Fred FAA 3; FFA 1,2,3,4--Treas. 3 Pres. 4; ICT 4; Spirit Award 3. DENNIS LEE TAYLOR SHERRIE LYNN TOMBOW Sheri Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Booster Block 1,2,3; FHA 1,4; NHS 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 4; Senior Play. SHERRI JOAN WHITMAN Sher Blaz- ettes 2,3,4- Sec. 4; GAA Z, 3; Booster Block 1,2,2.4; FHA 1,2,3,4--Parl. 2, Rep. 3; Hist. 4; Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; Basketball 2; Office Cadet 3,4; Second Runner-up Home- coming Queen 4; Senior Play. NILA JEAN WILLIBEY “Nila” Band 1,2, 3 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3.4; FTA _1,2,3,4--Pres. 4; NHS 3,4-- V. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4 -lreas. 4; Science Club 4; Bas- ketball |, 2,3,4; Urack 1, Z2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3,4; Softball |, 2, 3,4; Homecoming a Candidate 4. IDA MAE WOODS Ida Blazettes 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3; Booster Block 1, 2; French Club 12. 3; Easterner Staff 3; Blazer Stall 4: Basketball 2; Track |, 2; Vol- | leyball 1,2. 3.4--V. Pres. 4; Choir 1,2,3,4--Pres. 4; Lettermans 2,3,4--Sec. Treas. 4; NHS 3,4; French Club 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Boys’ State Alternate; Sound of Music; Paint Your Wago JOHN LEE ZIMMERMAN John Basket- Dall 1; irack |. Pa Ww 34 PRESENTS “TOM JONES” Director, Mr, F. Florian Cripe Asst. Director, Mrs. Iva Scheuring Cast of Characters Bacendce... . .. . . . John McBride Mr. Western . . . John Stoltz Bridget Allworthy . . . Janelle Moore Honotisne) eee Nancy F reidenberger Squire Allworthy . . . Junior Boylan Justice Dowling . . John Cox Meborah). ...... Marcia Coburn Dcetome mn ee Gecaldalviur phy Jenny Jones Highwayman ... Larry Hullinger (Mrs. Waters) . . . Kay Ginder Harriet Spain Blifilv. =. « Dale Curry Fitzpatrick . . . Sharon Flood Pee een eV ICtOL Dermott Hitzpatnicky a slay GZzaja Tom Jones ...... Mark Brown Mrs. Whitefield . Sue Chancellor Mwackineo-s.0 sis. Gres Oberlin SUBEM o 6 6 o 6 6 6 SINGiie Ariana pavelcemerire cee ehex McClellan Lady Bellaston . . Sherrie Tombow . Miss Western... . . Barb Seltenright Nancy... .. . .Gay Parshall Sophia Western . . . . Karen Laub Gonstable. .. . . Richard Musser 35 JUNIORS SENIORS GO TO INDY Juniors and Seniors enter the State Capital in Indianapolis. Everyone enjoyed a film at Allisons, Larry Czaja tries to sell a tank at Allisons, 36 The Speedway was an interesting stop for the students, The free time was enjoyed by all. Waiting can be tiring. SENIOR DAY AT CINCINNATI The highlight of Senior Day was the boat ride on the Girl talk on the Mark Twain. Ohio River, i a Bus driver Musser! Please don't jump Vic! After an enjoyable ride on the Ohio, 37 1 mt mee RC Oa SCSI scuo:stcecostnaresteecsnsssa Sti eS ERLE nH DUST BS SABO re AAR NAAR nnesetnansstavesessurwntevenssneestsonati sacorsont:nsomanesmenvemmnoretsoiestess tose SON wit HOSE oS SESS NCH ON esa osscantasennes teers SSS SSSR SSS SSS SRSSRSGSSSsessSSSsSSSSSSSSSSSSSGSSGSSSsSsSsSSSSSessssise}sSsisSsSSrSSSSSSSsGGine EASTSIDE HONORS SENIORS Larry Hart--Piano, Chris Hicov--Choir, Rex McClellan and Dan Hughes--John Philip Sousa Award Top 10% of 1971 graduating class--Sherry Tombow, Dale Curry, Karen Laub, meaner Keller, Nancy Freidenberger, Randy Hartleroad, Dave Yates, Candy eebe, Bill Graham--Salutatorian Junior Boylan--St, Joe American Legion Award Nila Willibey--Indiana Association of Health, Physical Education and Rec- reation Award Janelle Moore--St, Joe American Legion Award | : : Fred Surface--Eagles Citizenship Kathy Moore--Tri Wall Scholar- Rosemary Culler-- Classroom Award ship Teachers Association Scholarship AWARDS DAY 1971 wes WE 0 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: Steve Baird--Golf, Ross-- Basketball Rebound Percentage--Basketball-- Theresa Kern--GAA Softball, Gwen Miller--GAA Track--Baseball, Randy Hartleroad--Football Line- Volleyball, Nila Willibey--GAA Basketball, Dave man, Vicki Baker--GAA Track, Jerry Culbertson-- Miller--Basketball Free Throw Percentage, Charley Cross Country, Dale Curry--Football Back, 39 GRADUATION 1971 Valedictorian of the 1971 Senior Class was Miss Nila Willibey. Salutatorian was Mr, William Graham, 4] Glasse@olorswewaeen st ties cree Cardinal Red and White Glasseulow. clearest meee ner Red and White Carnation GlasseMottOns a4. sees tats The past is forever gone; the future is still our own. ClassySOU Sweeter Pa ween saeee Our Way OUR WAY And now the end is near, and so we face the final cur- tain, Dear friends, we'll say it clear, We'll state our case, of which we're certain, We've planned each chartered course, each careful step along the by-way, And more, much more than this, We did it Our Way We've loved, We've Laughed and cried, We've had our fill, our share of losing, And now, as tears subside, we find it all so amusing, To think we did all that, and may we say, Not in a shy way. Oh, no, oh, no, not us, We did it Our Way. For what is a class, what have we got, if not ourselves, then we have not To say the things we truly feel, and not the words of those who kneel, The record shows we took the blows, and did it Our Way. Participants in Baccalaureate and Commencement were Larry Czaja, Debbie Keller, Pat Hoffer, Candy Beebe, Mike Gaff, Dave Yates, Karen Laub, Tom Haynes, Gerald Murphy, Randy Hartleroad, Nila Willi- bey, Bill Graham, and Dinah Bell. = a % = w a z. eS) S oe x 2 o¢ S ry a = D JUNIORS LOOK TO 44 S. Abell C. Albertson T. Alwood C. Anderson L. Andrew S. Baird K. Baker D. Baughman R. Beard J. Bellamy T. Betz R. Bigger S. Bishop D. Bonecutter B. Boylan D. Brown L. Busche F. Cannon E. Carnahan K, Carnahan K. Charles J. Chew R. Coats N. Coll A. Collins K. Cook R. Crowl J. Culbertson B. Davis M. Dielman D. Dove M. Dunkelberger B. Farrer D. Fetters S. Fetters T. Frank M. Gearhart M. Griffith W. Griggs D. Hamlin D. Hankey D. Harger T. Haupert K. Heffelfinger J. Hicov B. Holtzberg C. Hoover S. Hose M. Houser S. Howey S. Hudson M. Hulbert J. Hull G. Humbarger E. Jacobson N. Johnson R. Johnson D. Johnsonbaugh J. Johnston M. Kagey T. Kaiser M. Keith T. Keller L. Kessler K. Kline S. Koch T. Lambert V. Lapp L. Lockhart M. McDowell R. Mack J. Markle D. Martin R. Martin D. Miller V. Mumma S. Panning J. Petre A. Potts L. Prentice J. Prosser P. Rector T. Relyea J. Ricketts J. Rinard J. Rosenberry K. Rosenbury S. Rucker D. Sebert T. Shaffer J. Simanton C. Smith D. Stark P. Vires J. Ward L. Warstler S. Warstler G. Wasson J. Watson R. Webb S. Wertman M. White M. H. Whitman H. Willard D. Wilson D. Winn T. Wood Picture Not Available: L. Abell Susan Hose, Sec.; Kent Rosen bury, Pres.; Jewell Bellamy, Susan Overcash, Pres.; Donna Mayer, Treas.; Chris Keller, Treas.; Jerry Markle, V.-Pres. V.-Pres.; Retha Martin, Sec. 45 SOPHOMORES—TWO 46 D. Akey P. Anders R. Angelone B. Baker D. Baker S. Baker Jabal R. Bercaw C. Berndt D. Bice L. Blaine T. Blevins C. Bloomfield D. Blossom G. Bohl S. Brock D. Bush K, Campbell J. Carper C, Chapman K, Chapman H. Charlton B. Collins L. Cook T. Cook JCox P. Crow GaCurie R. Daniels J. Delagrange C. Ervin B. Ervin M. Everetts D. Fetters D, Fish M. Fogleson F. Fowler R. Funk D. Gengnagel R. Gengnagel D. Geyer P. Gick K. Ginder L. Girardot A. Glenn D. Graham J. Graves L. Gump D. Guy ID), JeBiul R. Harris V. Hartleroad D. Helbert C. Heyman A. Hickman L. Hollabaugh H. Hose R. Houlton R. Houser R. Houser V. Houser P. Howey R. Inlow G, Jacobson D. Johnson P. Kaiser T. Keeler G. Keesler C. Keller V. Kelley R. Kern B. Kinney DOWN TEWO TO GO... A. Knox K. Koeppe K. Kreischer G. Krontz M. Long R. Lorentzen J. Lortie W. Lysher D. McBride T. McClellan L. McClish J. Mansfield N. Martin R. Martin D. Mayer C. Melchi C. Miller R. Minnix D. Mock S. Mooney K. Moore C. Myers D. Obendorf D. Obendorf C. Oberlin K. Oberlin S. Overcash C. Owsley L. Patton D. Petre R. Pleunik G. Pope C. Ransom R. Rickerd L. Roberts E. Roby M. Rohm J. Ross C. Schrock N. Scott C. Sechler D. Shilling B. Smith K. Strange K. Strombeck L. Thiel P. Thimlar R. Timmerman A. Troyer T. Tucker K. Vendrely Ll. Vires R. Vogelpohl K. Watson K. Wegmann K. Wegmann K. White T. Wilson W. Wilson V. Witte R. Wojciechowski K. Wolfe G. Zerkle Picture Not Available: R. Carper 47 FRESHMEN— M. Antrup C. Baker J. Baker V. Baker G. Bard E. Beerbower A. Berry L. Bevington W. Bice J. Bissell K. Bowser B. Boylan T. Brock R. Bungard K. Burns C. Bush R. Cannon K. Carnahan D. Carper G. Carper L; Carper R. Carper E. Chancellor S. Charles | K. Coburn C. Collins tas S. Collins : T. Congleton N. Cook D, Cooper S. Coulson J. Crouch D. Culbertson G. Daniels | D. DePriest | T. Dermott M. Diehl J. Dielman D. Dilley R. Drake Gy Duilt J. Dwyer S. Eakright C, Edgar M. Fee J. Fetters R. Fish K. Foster T. Frank S. Friedel Roerye T. Gentry | A. Griffin V. Griggs D. Groff Ga rial iba leeige R. Hartleroac J. Hausbach K. Haverstoc] R. Johnson D. Kaiser 48 ONLY JUST BEGAN! S. Keith T. Kern M. Keuneke K,. Kimple K. Kline R. Koenemann K. Kreischer F. Krontz J. Lockhart P. Logsdon M. Lothamer M. Lower G. McBride S. McClish S. McDowell G. Martin M. Mast M. Mayer D. Melchi M. Mickelson W. Miles D. Miller C. Morrow B. Myers B. Owsley S. Parshall S. Potts Bo Praul S. Quinn J. Ramos K. Rector T. Reed L. Resor R. Richmond J. Ridge M. Rigby D. Robinett J. Rosenbury R. Rowe D. Schrader T. Sherer D. Shockley J. Smith G. Steckley K, Strong M. Suntken P. Timmerman T. Timmerman S. Tombow J. Trenary S. Troxell R. Walters S. Ward P. Warstler T. Warstler R. Webb D. Wegmann M. L. Whitman R. M. Whitman A. Willibey H. Woods J. Worman D. Yoder B. Zeisloft Picture Not Available: J. Bush 49 thines 0) hetter witht Frosh Class Officers: Doug Shockley, Pres.; Donna DePriest, Sec.; Jim Rosenbury, Treas,; TOnmHicovs VaeliTes, ON THE GO UNDERCLASSMEN! 50 Co ES AROUND EASTSIDE FRONT ROW: Kris Foster, Sherrie Tombow, Michelle Long, Tammy Sherer. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Koch, Karen Laub, Martha Kagey, Mary Rohm, Rita Fish, Shelley Tom- bow, Nikki Coll, Debbie Smith. THIRD ROW: Vickie Kelley, Scott McDowell, Sherry Potts, Vicky Griggs, Pam EASTSIDE'S Warstler, Shelly Richmond, Holly Carpenter, Maribeth Hughes, Lori Resor, Allan Willibey, Bob Farrer, Larry An- drew. FOURTH ROW: David Groff, Terry Brock, Dave Cooper, Mike Mickelson, Keith Melchi, Voyle Hartleroad Dale Miller, Jeff Hicov, Richard Musser, Jeff Dielm an. CONCERT |) FRONT ROW: Wendy Wilson, Kathy Heffelfinger, Marlene Koeppe, Ron Lorentzen, Gail Jacobson, Nila Willibey. | Hoffer, Lucinda Bevington. SECOND ROW: Chris Hicov, FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Graham, Bob Boylan, Tom Hicov, | Diane Sebert, Ann Knox, Jayme Bissell, Ruth Angelone, Keith Watson, Luanne Hook, Donald Martin, Dave Yates, | Janelle Moore. THIRD ROW: Dan Hughes, Rex McClellan, Kevin Haverstock, Eric Jacobson, Gerald Murphy. | Dwight Fish, Maurice Lothamer, Sandy Warstler, Kedrick PEP BAND (LEFT) FRONT ROW: Dan Hughes, Rex McClellan, Larry An- drew, Robert Farrer, Alan Willibey, Gerald Murphy, Eric Jacobson, Kevin Haverstock, Chris Hicov. SECOND ROW: kris Foster, Sherrie Tombow, Kathy Heffelfinger, Shelly Richmond, Martha Kagey, Mary Rohm, Holly Carpenter, Maribeth Hughes, Keith Watson. THIRD ROW: Dale Miller, | Jeff Hicov, Richard Musser, Bob Boy- lan, Tom Hicov, Nikki Coll, Kedrick Koeppe. OOL SCH = ° | as | Rud 2 BAND OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Rex McClellan, Pres.; Mr. Foster, Director; Chris Hicov, Sec. Treas. SECOND ; : ROW: Dave puates. V ..Pres.; Karen Laub, Librarian. ORS omugcoy nex’ McClellan kgs Po x. ues. mel eee ey eh sae MAJORETTES: Vickie Kelley, Chris Hicov, Ann Knox, Laurie Resor, Sandy Warstler--Feature Twirler, Wendy Wilson, Janelle Moore PRESENTING THE BLAZETTES... FRONT ROW: Kay Hollinger, Susan Hose, Chris Arnett, Nancy Freidenberger, Linda Carper, Vicki Houser, Deb- Linda Warstler, Toni Alwood, Renee’ Johnson. SECOND bie Culbertson, Pam Timmerman, Sharon Flood. FIFTH ROW: Candy Beebe, Gay Parshall, Sharon Edgar, Judy ROW: Sharon Abell, Linda McClish, Connie Melchi, Lake, Penny Gick, Debbie Keller. THIRD ROW: Barb Tina Frank, Ida Woods. SIXTH ROW: Sherry Friedel, Seltenright, Margo Dielman, Debbie Campbell, Georgia Cheryl Hudson McKean, Marna White, Sherri Whitman. FOURTH ROW: Blazettes, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Foster, started practice late in August for the Auburn Fair. The Blazettes added white marching boots to their uniform and received them just in time for the Auburn Fair. The Blazettes performed with the pep band at halftime of the home football games. During the last few weeks of Novem- ber the Blazettes started 7:30 morn- ing practices to prepare for their basketball performances. For our last two performances Chris Hicov taught us some new and interesting routines. The last performance was February 20, 1971 and the underclass- men Blazettes honored the seniors by presenting them roses. FRONT ROW: Chris Arnett, Chor.; Toni Alwood, Demerit Taker; Renee’ John- son, Chor. SECOND ROW: Barb Seltenright, Treas.; Sharon Flood, Vice-Pres.; Judy Lake, Pres.; Sherri Whitman, Sec. Compliments of AUBURN BURNER CO. EFASTSIDE’'S CONCERT CHOIR PIANISTS: Larry Hart, Nila Willibey. FRONT ROW: David Baker, Kevin Chapman, Doug Shockley, Craig Sechler, | Obendorf, Lynn Hart, Denny Melchi, Randy Bungard, Judy Mary Rohm, Penny Gick, Vickie Houser, Ann Knox, Loxie Lake, Ruth Cannon, Sherri Hook, Pam Timmerman, Beth Roberts, Sandy Panning, Jewell Bellamy, Renee’ Johnson, ‘Myers, Nan Scott, Regina Pleunik, Edna Roby, Kris Foster, Diane Sebert, Georgia McKean, Peggy Crow, Sherri Frei- Retha Martin, Susan Hose, Cathy Anderson, Martha Kagey, del, Jeff Hicov, Mark Houser, King Oberlin, Dave Baugh- Charlie Miller, Don Shilling, Mrs. Foster. SECOND ROW: man. FOURTH ROW: Darrell McCoy, Junior Boylan, Jeff ‘Kedric Koeppe, Ron Lorentzen, Roger Minnix, Jim Hullin- Dielman, Neal Martin, Michelle Long, Chris Keller, Chris ger, Kay Hollinger, Vickie Kelley, Jayne Dwyer, Teresa Hicov, Linda McClish, Brenda Baker, Connie Melchi, Ra- Timmerman, Jean Ervin, Barb Seltenright, Terry Wilson, mona Hartleroad, Toni Alwood, Kathy Akey, Caroline | |Nancy Freidenberger, Linda Girardot, Stephanie Koch, Smith, Jan Simanton, Kay Strombeck, Ruth Angelone, | Tammy Sherer, Pam Anderson, Mark Brown, Tom Hicov, Tom Frank, Dave Yates, Curtis Berndt | Jerry Worman, Kevin Campbell. THIRD ROW: Denny | The Eastside High School choir, under the direction of Mrs. Richard Foster, was quite active during the Ben00! year. The first item on their agenda was to start practicing songs for their first Fall Festival. The pro- gram, which was presented two nights, consisted of selections from recent pop tunes, show tunes, anda few religious songs. The choir also sang at the Thanksgiving convo and gave its annual Christmas Concert for the public. After coming back from vacation a little time was taken out for soloists and ensembles to practice for the district SEATED: Diane Sebert, Librarian; Jean Ervin, Librarian; Chris Hicov, Librarian. : a STANDING: Jeff Hicov, Robe Custodian; Kedric Koeppe, Robe Custodian; Nila ; n as pra sola Dae PP } Bates t Then it w Beet Willibey, Pianist; Dave Yates, President; Mark Brown, Vice -President; Larry Hart, tice for the annual Panorama Pianist; Junior Boylan, Robe Custodian presented in May. Compliments of F. A. DUNCAN D.D.S. GIRLS IN ACTION FRONT ROW: Nancy Freidenberger, Sharon Flood, Candy maine Morrow, Julie Johnston, FOURTH ROW: Jayne Beebe, Rosemary Culler, Karen Kline, Chris Keller, Chris Dwyer, Teresa Timmerman, Anita Inlow, Mary Meyer, Arnett, Nila Willibey, Janelle Moore, Gay Parshall. SEC- Robin Inlow, Kathryn Burns, Mary Whitman, Joan Prosser, OND ROW: Sue Chancellor, Diane Sebert, Jewell Bellamy, Julie Ward, Linda Kessler, Anna Collins, Marsha Hulbert, Sandy Warstler, Debbie Stark, Debbie Campbell, Georgia Wendy Wilson, Vicki Houser, FIFTH ROW: Kay Strange, McKean, Cora Carper, Kathy Baker, Sandy Kelham. THIRD Toni Tucker, Cindy Oberlin, Pam Timmerman, Debbie ROW: Deann Bonecutter, Rita Fish, Vicki Griggs, Emily Culbertson, Cheryl Hudson, Vickie Baker, Teresa Kern, Chancellor, Edna Roby, Teresa Wilson, Patty Thimlar, Dora Fetters, Susan Baker, Connie Melchi, Penny Gick, Mary Lou Whitman, Rose Whitman, Kathy Kline, Char- Vickie Kelley, Ann Knox, Kay Strombeck. Rosemary Culler, V.-Pres.; Christine Keller, Sec.-Treas.; Karen Kline, Pres.; Mrs. Parshall, Sponsor. 60 The GAA has participated in, four major sports inter - scholastically--softball, basketball, volleyball, and field and track. Other sports such as fencing, badminton, gymnastics, bowling, and ping-pong are offered, but not in competition with other schools. The GAA has approximately 70 members and helps pro- mote safety, school spirit, sportsmanship, skills, and physical well-being. Za USP SeArHLETES | FIRST ROW: Vic Dermott, Paul Hollabaugh, Charlie Dave Miller, Dave Baughman, Warren Griggs, Jerry Cul- | Ross, Dale Curry, Dave Yates, Randy Hartleroad. SEC- bertson. FOURTH ROW: Tom Keller, Charlie Miller, OND ROW: Greg Oberlin, Keith Melchi, Kent Rosen- Terry McClellan, Rick Richerd, Voyle Hartleroad, Jim _ bury, Doug Fetters, Dan Winn, Mark Houser, Dan Hughes. Lortie, Kevin Campbell, Steve Baird THIRD ROW: Fred Cannon, Daryl Dove, Steve Fetters, One of the Lettermen's proudest ac- complishments this year was being able to award four Senior boys letter jackets. These jackets were given on the basis of contribution, dedication and hard work, The recipients of these awards did indeed deserve them. The purpose of the Lettermen's Club is to promote interest and active participation in athletics, sportsman- ship, and spirit. This club had many money-raising activities throughout the year which included a success- ful Fish-Fry. The Lettermen have done a fine job throughout the year and should be congratulated for their fine representation. They are a val- uable asset to our school. Sec.-Treas. 61 } Leon Strange, Sponsor; Charlie Ross, Pres.; Dale Curry, V.-Pres.; Dave Yates, ] STUDENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW: Debbie Campbell, Karen Heffelfinger, Kay Coburn, Susan Hose. SECOND ROW: Barb Seltenright, Nancy Freidenberger, Ron Lorentzen, Jake Fetters, Kedric Koeppe, Debbie Keller. THIRD ROW: Steve Baird, Ann Knox, Tom Lambert, Nila Willibey, Chris Keller, Kevin Chapman, FOURTH ROW: Steve Fetters, Jon Cox, John Stolz, Gerald Murphy, Dan Winn, Kevin Campbell The student council of Eastside High School has been very active this year in many aspects. The purpose of the student coun- cil is to represent the student body and pre- sent the students’ viewpoints to the admin- istration in order to have a more unified school system. In doing so a revised dress code was put into effect. During the past year the student council presented many interesting convocations along with the regular sponsoring of dances, Homecoming, Pride in Eastside Week, and the Spring Festival. Jon Cox, V-Pres.; John Stolz, Pres.; Barb Seltenright, Sec.; _ Nila Willibey, Treas.; Mr. Smith, Sponsor ; Compliments of ULRICH PHARMACY FRONT ROW: Kay Hollinger, Kathy Moore, Chris Hicov, Willibey, Caroline Smith, Debbie Campbell. FOURTH Stephanie Koch, Candy Beebe, Rosemary Culler. SEC- ROW: Rita Martin, Gay Parshall, Greg Oberlin, Rex OND ROW: Nancy Freidenberger, Debbie Keller, Marna McClellan, Mike Gaff, Bill Graham, Kent Rosenbury, White, Jutta Rinard, Diane Sebert, Janelle Moore, Dinah Karen Cook, FIFTH ROW: Tom Lambert, Junior Boylan Bell, Barb Seltenright. THIRD ROW: Sherry Tombow, Randy Hartleroad, Dave Miller, John Stolz, Paul Holla- Deb Smith, Karen Laub, Dan Hughes, Dale Curry, Nila baugh, Dave Yates, Richard Musser Under the leadership of Mr. Zonker the Eastside Chapter of National Honor Society enjoyed a year of suc- cess and accomplishment. National Honor Society members are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service. This year's activities included the fall induction, a film festival, Ca- reer Day, and the annual spring ban- quet. As the 1970-71 school year came to a close, the NHS was eagerly awaiting the future at the new school and graduation. Randy Hartleroad, Pres.; Richard Musser, Reporter; Nila Willibey, V-Pres.; Dan Hughes, Treas.; Kay Hollinger, Sec.; Mr. Zonker, Sponsor Compliments of AUBURN MOBILE HOMES FHA AWAITS THE FUTURE FRONT ROW: Ruth Crowl, Linda Carper, Marie Diehl, Clara Edgar, Joan Prosser, Mary Rohm, Patty Thimlar, Marsha Hulbert, Sherrie Tombow, Karen Meyers, Sharon Katie Burns, Sandy Miller, Kathy Heffelfinger, Karen Fogleson, Ruth Hose. SECOND ROW: Judy Ricketts, Anna Cook, Julie Ward. FOURTH ROW: Emily Chancellor, Collins, Pam Warstler, Jeanne Daniels, Sandy Warstler, Kathy Moore, Pat Hoffer, Sherri Whitman, Sharon Flood, Rita Fogle, Cora Carper, Leslie Blaine. THIRD ROW: Linda Shoudel, Jeanne Baker, Kay G inder, Sandy Rucke1 The Future Homemakers of America participated in mar worthwhile projects this year. They had a car in the Auburn Fair to back Sandy and Barb as Miss Eastside. Night meetings were held once a month. There were projects of bake sales and paper drives. The year ended with the annual Mother -Daughter banquet where new and old officers © were honored. eF pe as aN SEATED: Sandy Warstler, Public Relations; Rita Fogle, Parliamentarian; Anna Collins, Pres.; Jeanne Daniels, Treas.; Mrs. Rufner, Sponsor, STANDING: Mary Rohm, Song Leader; Kathy Heffelfinger, Sec.; Joan Prosser, Projects Chairman; Marsha Hulbert, Hist.; Sharon Flood, Reporter; Sherri Whitman, Hist. Compliments of JOHN NUGEN INTERIORS ADVENTURE IN AGRICULTURE FRONT ROW: Maurice Lothamer, Steven McClish, Kelly Mark Heffelfinger. FOURTH ROW: Joe Hausbach, Jerry Tarnahan, Dennis Koenemann, Rex McClellan, Fred Sur- Trenary, Brad Zeisloft, Dennis Hoover, Steven Ward, jace, Lowell Prentice, Jim Bassett, Nolan Johnson. SEC- Gary Parrish, Mike Anderson, Jerry Strock, Jim Hullinger, DND ROW: Raymond Drake, Dale Miller, Dan Kaiser, Jerry Cox, Kerry Carnahan, Rick Carper, FIFTH ROW: Henry Woods, Alan Hickman, Don Gengnagel, Kevin Dean Hankey, Paul Logsdon, Ron Daniels, Kyle Strom- FRONT ROW: Lowell Prentice, Sec.; Rex McClellan, V-Pres.; Fred Surface, Pres.; Kelly Carnahan, Sentinel, SECOND ROW: Mr, Guinther, Sponsor; Dennis Koenemann, Chaplain; Nolan Johnson, Reporter; Jim Bassett, Treasurer 65 Xreischer, Terry McClellan, Ron Gengnagel, Greg Krontz, beck, Gary Dove, Tom Haupert, Daryl Dove, Denny Duane McBride, Dennis Robinett. THIRD ROW: Jeff Akey, Keith Melchi, Guy Bard, Mike Gaff. SIXTH ROW: Ridge, Randy Richmond, Scott Parshall, Tom Keller, Ralph Fry, Kevin Kimpel, Keith Kreischer, Elmer Carna- erry Worman, Max Lower, Richard Koenemann, Alan han, Bill Praul, Dennis Harger, Larry Hullinger, Rick proyer, Kerry Koenemann, Keith Cook, Dean Schrader, Houser, Roger Carper, Ricky Timmerman, Greg Bohl The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is commonly known, is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. Any student of vocational agricul- ture takes part in parliamentary pro- cedure contests and’ judging contests in the county, district, and state. The Future Farmers of America is a non- profit, non-political farm youth or- ganization of voluntary membership. The organization is designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the im- provement of country life. The members follow the FFA motto, Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. S CLEEN Ge FRONT ROW: Sherri Tombow, Pam Anderson, Greg Oberlin, King Oberlin, Debbie Keller, Gay Parshall. SECOND ROW: Janelle Moore, Kay Hollinger, Richard Musser, Larry Hullinger, Karen Laub, Nila Willibey, Sandy Kelham. THIRD ROW: Bob Farrer, Dan Winn, The purpose of the East- side Science Club is to pur- sue further knowledge in the field of science. The main project of the club was the trip to the Cook Nuclear Power Plant in Michigan. Here the science members learned more about the near future of nuclear power. Also a Christmas party was held at the Riverdale Cafetorium which helped to usher in the Christmas season for the members. Mike Gaff, Bil Graham, Larry Czaja, Jon Cox, Greg Zerkle. FOURTH ROW: Dan Hughes, Junior Boylan, War- ren Griggs, Randy Hartleroad, Vic Dermott, John Stolz, Charlie Ross, Gerald Murphy, Dale Curry. Richard Musser, V. Pres.; Mike Gaff, Pres.; Mr. Merle Wagner, Sponsor; Sandy Kelham, Treas.; Pam Anderson, Sec. 66 DLAI SITZUTE I SIG RI AG aS FRONT ROW: Ida Woods, Debbie Campbell. SEC- Mrs. Hood, Nancy Freidenberger, Linda Shoudel, OND ROW: Sharon Flood, Barbara Seltenright, Norma Furnish, Kay Stevenson, Georgia McKean, Sherri Whitman, Dara Chapman, Kay Hickman. TO MEET DEADLINES Howey, Marlene Prentice, Rita Fogle, Cora Carper, FRONT ROW: Sharon Fogleson, Clara Edgar. SEC- Candy Beebe | OND ROW: Karen Myers, Jean Ervin, Renee Beer- bower, Judy Lake. THIRD ROW: Sara Bartrom, Debra 67 LE CLUB FRANCAIS | FRONT ROW: Lori Resor, Debbie Culbertson, Marsha Debbie Storer, Pam Anderson, Tammy Sherer, Jayne | Hulbert, Connie Bloomfield, Linda Hollabaugh, Kris Dwyer. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Haverstock, Jutta Rinard, | Foster, Shelley Tombow. SECOND ROW: Lynn Hart, Rick Caroline Smith, Kay Strombeck, Kathy Charles, Greg | Webb, Teresa Timmerman, Sandy Kelham, Gay Parshall, Oberlin, Dale Miller, Dennis Wegmann, FIFTH ROW: Dave Cooper, Roger Minnix. THIRD ROW: Ruth Cannon, Fred Cannon, Terry Dermott, John Ross, Jeff Dielman, Sherry Friedel, Rita Fish, Kay Hollinger, Dale Curry, Vic Dermott, Tom Frank, Curtis Berndt, Larry Hullinger. Les Adventeurs accomplished quite a lot during the 1970-71 school year. With the elec- tion of the new officers, Sandy Kelham, President; Pam Anderson, Vice-Pres- ident; Gay Parshall, Sec- retary; and Greg Oberlin, Treasurer. The Eastside French Club began a series of projects. First was the bake sale, all French food, which we hope to make an annual affair. The next project was a French play, presented to the elemen- tary students, and set upa puppet show for the Spring Festival. If all goes well, , we hope to send a French | aaa - | student to Quebec, possibly Pam Anderson, V-Pres.; Miss Rogers, Sponsor; Sandy Kelham, Pres.; Kay in the next year or so. Hollinger, Treas.; Gay Parshall, Sec. 68 LA CLUB DE ESPANOL | FRONT ROW: Kathy Kline, Jaynie Ramos, Jennifer Graves, Terry Wilson, Sandy Mooney, Retha Martin, Karen Heffel- finger, Cindy Oberlin, Beth Myers, Sherry Potts, Mary Lou Whitman. SECOND ROW: Kay Coburn, Raymond Drake, | Susan Troxell, Dinah Bell, George Carper, Scott Parshall, ) Alan Willibey, Rita Martin, Donna DePriest, Scott Mc- Dowell, Mary Mayer, Kim Bowser. THIRD ROW: Gene | Martin, Charlie Miller, Tim Hollabaugh, Margie Rigby, Debbie Keller, Karen Laub, Janelle Moore, Nancy Frei- | denberger, Ann Berry, Peggy Rector, Dave Obendorf, ' Robert Boylan, FOURTH ROW: Tina Frank, Cheryl Ran- } som, Susan Overcash, Sherri C oulson, Ramona Hartle- road, Debbie Yoder, Katie Burns, Peggy Crow, Linda Girardot, Donna Mayer, Chris Keller, Debbie Campbell. |) FIFTH ROW: Margo Dielman, Debbie Stark, Emily Angelone, Sec.; Donna Mayer, Hist.; Chris Keller, Treas. A “See ol Janelle Moore, Pres.; Diane Sebert, V-Pres.; Mrs. Arribalzaga, Sponsor; Ruth Chancellor, Julie Ward, Rex Bercaw, Kenny White, Charles Curie, Don Shilling, Mike Dunkelberger, Linda Kessler, Mary Keuneke, Charlotte Collins, Craig Sechler. SIXTH ROW: Steve Ward, Marc Everetts, Helen Hose, Marlene Hoffer, Wendy Wilson, Doug Shockley, Kevin Campbell, Jim Lortie, Michelle Long, Jaynie Bissell, Leslie Blaine, Kim Kreischer, Floyd Fowler. SEVENTH ROW: Vickie Houser, Ruth Angelone, Kent Strong, Fred Cannon, Mark Houser, Dan Hughes, Keith Wegmann, Larry Hullinger, Larry Andrew, Jerry Markle, Kerry Carnahan, Renee Funk, Diane Sebert. EIGHTH ROW: Neal Martin, Brad Davis, Ralph Kern, Dan Winn, Randy Hartleroad, Don Martin, John Stolz, Bob Farrer, Dave Miller, Voyle Hartleroad, Larry Czaja, Marc Griffith, Rick Houlton, Kent Wegmann This year the Spanish Club has been busy raising money to once again send two students for summer study at the Cole- gio Americano in Torreon, Coahuila. Besides raising money, the club also finds time to enjoy themselves . The first meeting of the year finds them initiating their new mem- bers and they also discovered that this was the largest mem- bership ever obtained. A year of learning about the Spanish language and customs was brought to a close with the annual banquet. ICT TRAINS FORTHE FU LOCKS | FRONT ROW: Renee Carr, Darlene Freeman, Steve Darrell McCoy, Mike Smith, Terry Houlton, Gary ‘| Jennings, Mike Meek, Pat Hoffer, Marsha Coburn, Parrish, Mike Anderson, Phil Kubik. FOURTH ROW: al Keith Cook, SECOND ROW: Furl Smith, Mark Brown, Dennis Koenemann, Mike Hickman, Bill Quinn, Rick Warren Fish, Denny Brock, Bill Rennecker, Jon Cox, Stiver, Mark Snyder, Paul Hollabaugh, Glenn Cook, Ed Shilling. THIRD ROW: Don Edgar, Ron Provines, Fred Surface The Vocational Cooperative Training pro- gram at Eastside provides opportunities for students to develop vocational skills, technical knowledge and enough social and leadership ability to become a well adjusted beginning worker in the community. The student in this program belongs to an or- ganized club called VICA (Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America). In addition to dues, they sold calendars and sponsored dances as money-making projects through- out the year. Toward the end of the school year they had an employer-employee ban- quet. Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Mike Hickman, V-Pres.; Darlene Free- man, Sec., Treas.; Phil Kubik, Reporter; Keith Cook, Pal.; Mark Brown, Pres. Compliments of RAINBOW FARM CEN TER ee _ éeeaaé._._...... nee ARTISTIC MINDS AT WORK FRONT ROW: Jennifer Graves, Mary Whitman, Jean Ervin, Georgia McKean, Julie Watson, Teresa Blevins. SECOND ROW: Marsha Hulbert, Doris Johnson, Rose- mary Culler, Dan Ortiz, Don Gengnagel, Karen Hef- felfinger. THIRD ROW: Sandy Mooney, Geneva Pope, The Art Club has enjoyed a prosperous year with a new sponsor, Mr. Crewse. Under his supervision the club has participated in writing a new constitution, a formal ini- tiation, and in decorating the stores for Halloween. Highlighting these activities were the creation of the Art Club car, which placed third in the Auburn Fair competi- tion, and the modernistic Christmas tree displayed in the main hall of the school. The year was concluded with the presenta - tion of honorary awards. Jeanne Daniels, Sandie Miller, Rita Martin, Greg Zerkle. FOURTH ROW: Dick Graham, Bill Graham, Fred Cannon, Marc Griffith, Warren Griggs, Sue Chancellor Bill Graham, V-Pres.; Rita Martin, Pres.; Rosemary Cul- ler, Treas.; Karen Heffelfinger, Sec. Donation by CLIFFORD SHULTZ, M.D. EASTE RINE RSA igia CAPTURES BEAZE Kita FRONT ROW: Sharon Fogleson, Anna Collins, Deb- bie Stark, Renee Johnson, Susan Hose, Sharon Flood, Nancy Freidenberger, Martha Kagey. SECOND ROW: Marsha Hulbert, Clara Edgar, Toni Alwood, Sherri Whitman, Norma Furnish, Dara Chapman, Barbara Seltenright, Marna White. THIRD ROW: Susan Hud- 72 | son, Kathy Baker, Margo Dielman, Debra Howey, Jutta Rinard, Karen Laub, Debbie Campbell, Candy Beebe. FOURTH ROW: Dinah Bell, Marlene Pren- tice, Renee Beerbower, Larry Hullinger, Gerald Murphy, Larry Czaja, Julie Ward, Judy Ricketts, Jan Simanton. The Easterner Staff worked very hard trying to improve the 1971 EasternereeGeraid Murphy designed the cover and was responsible for the other sketches found throughout the book. Art- work and black pages with white print were used along with other special effects to give emphasis to the annual. SEATED: Karen Laub, Editor; Dara Chapman, Lay-Out Chairman; STANDING: Mrs. Hood, Advisor; Renee Johnson, Ass't Editor; Dinah Bell, Business Manager FRONT ROW: Shelley Tombow, Retha Martin, Rita Mar- tin, Stephanie Koch, Martha Kagey, Karen Heffelfinger. SECOND ROW: Kedric Koeppe, Debbie Keller, Karen Laub, Charlotte Collins, Kathy Moore, Barb Seltenright, Charles Curie. THIRD ROW: Chris Keller, Diane Sebert, me CTE EACH E RS Ruth Angelone, Kathy Charles, Julie Ward, Nila Willibey, Gail Jacobson, Debbie Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Kent Rosenbury, Dan Winn, Larry Hullinger, Eric Jacobson, John Stoltz, Gerald Murphy, Larry Czaja, Fred Cannon, Caroline Smith ie The Future Teachers of i America were involved in various activities this year. In October the induction of new members and installa- tion of officers was held at the Riverdale Cafetorium. In mid November several mem- bers attended the district FTA meeting at Carroll High School. As had been the custom in the past, Santa's helpers visited the annual Christmas party. In the Spring a picnic marked the last FTA meeting which sent a number of students off to college to pursue the role of nen | future teachers. FRONT ROW: Karen Laub, Treas.; Nila Willibey, Pres.; Rita Martin, Hist. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Overmeyer, Sponsor; Gerald Murphy, Hist.; Eric Jacobson, V. Pres.; Gail Jacobson, Sec.; Mr. Tom Wagner, Sponsor 73 CHEERING THE BOYS TO VIChOkee FRONT ROW: Nancy Freidenberger, Sharon Fogleson, Jean Ervin, Sharon Flood, Pat Hoffer, Barb Seltenright, Sherri Whitman, SECOND ROW: Debbie Keller, Toni Al- wood, Jewell Bellamy, Margo Dielman, Rita Martin, Judy Ricketts, Karen Laub, THIRD ROW: Marna White, Renee’ Marna White, Sec.; Reneé Johnson, Pres.; Nancy Freidenberger, V-Pres.; Gail Jacobson, Treas.; Mrs. Long, Sponsor, 74 Poin dm geo oe Dep, Johnson, Linda McClish, Diane Obendorf, Kay Strombeck, Michelle Long, Joan Prosser, FOURTH ROW: Cindy Ober- lin, Gail Jacobson, Dora Fetters, Teresa Blevins, Nan Scott, Jayne Dwyer, Pam Timmerman, Linda Hollabaugh. The main purpose of the Eastside Booster Block is to back the Blazer teams. The block first sat at football games and cheered for the Blazers on the gridiron. As the year progressed, the Booster Block found themselves next cheering on the Blazer basket- ball team clear to the finals of the DeKalb Sectional, One of the annual projects of the Booster Block was the winter semi- formal dance. The girls also spon- sored a dance after the first basketball game, For another project they sold spirit buttons in an attempt to spread more Blazer Spirit throughout East- side, SOMES GIVE UP STUDY HALLS TO WORK SEATED: Marsha Hulbert, Marna White, Sally Wertman, Marlene Prentice, Karen Laub. STANDING: Karen Myers, Kathy Charles, Linda Shoudel, Sherri Whitman, Barbara 75 Seltenright, Norma Furnish, Renee Beerbower, Nancy Freidenberger, Debbie Howey, Sharon Flood, Jean Ervin, Eva Baker, Sherri and Sharon are showing two of the many tasks the office cadets perform, They do such things as take messages, collect absentee slips, sort mail, and run errands, EASTSIDE S MONITORS FRONT ROW: Mr. Joe Smith, Debbie Stark, Debbie Kel- ler, Joan Hudson, Chris Keller, Sandie Miller, Pam An- derson, Susan Hose. SECOND ROW: Kathy Heffelfinger, Norma Furnish, Sandy Kelham, Gail Jacobson, Dan 76 Winn, Greg Oberlin, Tom Lambert, Steve Baird. THIRD ROW: Roger Minnix, Richard Musser, Sue Chancellor, Victor Dermott, John Stolz, Gerald Murphy, Dave Yates, Larry Czaja. SULTHIW RS Se EA S TSIDE’S The Blazers were repre- Since the Blazers new foot- sented this year by a reserve ball field was not completed | football team. The team, for the 1970 season, the re- F UU RORE made up of mainly freshmen serve team looks to the and sophomores, gave the future to playing on the new boys additional experience lighted field. VA RSITY before playing on the varsity team. FRONT ROW: Delbert Martin, George Carper, Don Shockley, Greg McBride, Dwight Fish, Bill Smith, Ricky Shilling, Tim Hollabaugh, Jeff Ridge. SECOND ROW: Walters, Kelly Carnahan, FOURTH ROW: Kerry Carna- Scott Parshall, Jake Fetters, Jim Rosenbury, Craig Sech- han, Terry Dermott, Bob Farrer, Jeff Diehlman, John ler, Rex Bercaw. THIRD ROW: Charlie Miller, Doug Ross, Coach Miller BLAZERS SOAR OVER LAND FRONT ROW: Kent Wegmann, Keith Melchi, Mike Suntken, Keith Wegmann, SECOND ROW: Dennis Winding their way on wings Keith Melchi, Jerry Culbertson and Warren Griggs led the Eastside Cross Country team through one of its better years in recent history. Since most of their meets are during the halftime of the football games these boys do not gain much recognition; but they work ex- tremely hard and deserve much credit for the tough competition they face. This was another rebuilding year for the squad, but more runners repre- sented us and we did extremely well against other area schools. All the boys worked hard and did much to attract attention and enthusiasm to this sport. Next year we are looking forward to having one of the finest cross-country teams in the area. Melchi, Coach Strange, Terry Betz, Warren Griggs, Jerry Culbertson, Kim Bowser Jerry Culbertson, outstanding runner Compliments of BUTLER BOWL Ce Co ao i LO Ue SE - — SONS Chuck Girardot CC Waal Hola FRONT ROW: Charles Curie, Mgr.; Jake Fetters, Doug Shockley, Kevin Campbell, John Mansfield, Floyd Fowler, EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS 24 42 38 47 38 35 40 28 42 38 40 THE FUTURE VARSITY 23 56 60 38 28 56 43 45 40 73 Angola Norwell Leo Heritage Homestead Fremont Southern Wells Churubusco Woodlan Adams Central Garrett 84 THE RESERVES... Mgr, BACK ROW: Terry McClellan, Rick Rickerd, Mike Suntken, John Ross, Warren Griggs, Coach Davis. 42 37 37 47 46 45 48 B-TEAM TOURNEY EHS 28 EHS 40 EHS ph) EHS 37 EHS 4] EHS 40 EHS 45 EHs 40 EHS 31 52 39 Prairie Heights Carrol DeKalb Edgerton Hamilton Pierceton Westview DeKalb Leo THE FROSH... FRONT ROW: Scott Parshall, Tim Hollabaugh, Jake Fet- Ridge, Doug Shockley, Jeff Dielman, Mike Suntken, Terry ters, Jim Rosenbury, Eddie Beerbower, Randy Bungard, Dermott, Greg McBride, Coach Madden. George Carper, Sam Eakright, Mgr. BACK ROW: Jeff | THE FUTURE RESERVES if EHS 29 BB o2 Garett EHS 33 43 Churubusco iWeetowe2o A’ o0 Garrett EHS 29 35 Angola | EHS 44 24 Fremont EHS 30 31 Hicksville (overtime) is EHS 35 40 Angola Biome) 50 East Noble | EHS 18 32 Leo EHS 50 60 Avilla ) EHS 31 £' A 45 Woodlan if EHS 33 B'' 30 Woodlan FROSH ‘TOURNEY | EHS 40 44 DeKalb (overtime) EHS 45 28 Central Noble lf EHS 39 PAM ooo ebaimilton EHS 34 47 Garrett BHS 37 EBae om Haimiiton 85 EAS TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Steve McClish, Gene Martin, Scott Par- Jacobson, Voyle Hartleroad, Charlie Ross, Vic Dermott, shall, Kevin Campbell, Terry McClellan, Keith Weg- Tom Woods, Neal Martin, Ron Beard--Manager, War- mann, Keith Melchi, Jerry Worman, Dan Bush, SEC- ren Griggs, Coach Jim White. OND ROW: Coach Tom Wagner, Ralph Kern, Eric April 6 April 9 April 13 April 15 April 20 April 22 April 27 April 30 May 3 May 5 May 7-8 SENIORS: Charlie Ross, Vic Dermott, Keith Melchi. 86 1971 Schedule Homestead, Norwell Angola Leo, Churubusco Hamilton, Fremont Woodlan, Heritage Southern Wells, Carroll Adams Central, Carrol ACAC Tourney Leo Lakeland Sectional ; FRONT ROW: Varsity--Craig Sechler, Dave Baughman, Tom Frank, Coach Leon Strange, Randy Hartleroad, Greg Paul Hollabaugh, Dan Winn, Steve Baird. SECOND ROW: Zerkle, Tim Hollabaugh, Dan Hughes. B-Team--Dennis Melchi, Rex Bercaw, Dave Oberlin, 197 WSchedule April 6 Angola April 7 Woodlan April 12 Hamilton April 14 Woodlan, So. Wells April 19 Fremont Aprile ZleNorwell, Leo April 28 Carroll, Homestead April 30 Heritage May 3Fremont, Westview, Central Noble May 4 Angola May 6 _ Hicksville May 12 Homestead May 14 ACAC May 15 Adams Central, Heritage May 21 Central Noble May 25 Sectional Seniors: Paul Hollabaugh, Randy Hartleroad, Dan Hughes. 87 ee EAS BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Jim Rosenbury, Scott Parshall, Jake Fetters, THIRD ROW: Coach Jack Davis, Warren Griggs, Jeff Diel- SECOND ROW: Doug Shockley, Kevin Campbell, Doug man, Charlie Ross, Dave Miller, John Ross, Bob Holtz- Fetters, Vic Dermott, Terry McClellan, John Mansfield. berg, 1971 Spring Schedule April 14 East Noble April 16 Hicksville April 22 Prairie Heights April 27 East Noble April 20 Hicksville May 4 Leo May 6 Westview May 8 Hamilton May 10 Prairie Heights May 12 Carroll May 15 Lakeland May 19 Central Noble May 20 Woodlan May 24 -28 Sectional SENIORS: Vic Dermott, Charlie Ross, CONFERENCE CHAMPS? ote i i EASTSIDE'S CHEERLEADERS TOP: Vicki Houser, Diane Sebert, Wendy Wilson. BOTTOM: Debbie Campbell, Janelle Moore, Sandy Warstler, Debbie Stark, Ann Knox, ABOVE: Two Senior Cheerleaders were honored at the last home basketball game. LEFT: Cheerleaders performed skits at the pep sessions to raise more Blazer spirit. 90 PGK TOURIBO YS! VARSITY COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Debbie Campbell, Janelle Moore, Ann Knox, Sandy Warstler, Debbie Stark. IRE SOIR VAD, TOP TO BOTTOM: Vicki Houser, Diane Sebert, Wendy Wilson. FROSH x FRONT: Debbie Culbertson. BACK: Cheryl Hudson, Donna DePriest, Vickie Baker, GAA SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: Chris Keller, Karen Kline, Marsha Hulbert, Nila Willibey, Deann Bonecutter, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Maida Anna Collins, Mary Lou Whitman, Anita Inlow, Kathy Kline, Parshall, Vickie Baker, Theresa Kern, Linda Kessler, Kathy Rosemary Whitman, Debbie Culbertson, Pam Timmerman. Baker, Sue Chancellor, Kay Strange, Emily Chancellor, Miss SECOND ROW: Joan Prosser, Toni Tucker, Robin Inlow, Marcia Meyer, Cheryl Hudson, Susie Baker, Rosemary Culler, Dora Fetters, GAA BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Toni Tucker, Marsha Hulbert, Sue Chancellor, Charles, THIRD ROW: Jayne Dwyer, Rita Fish, Mary aver Nila Willibey, Rosemary Culler, Mr, Leon Strange, SECOND Katie Burns, Kay Strange, Teresa Timmerman, Cheryl Hud- ROW: Linda Kessler, Robin Inlow, Deann Bonecutter, Emily son, Debbie Culbertson, | Chancellor, Karen Kline, Theresa Kern, Dora Fetters, Kathy 92 GAA VOLLEYBALL ' i | FRONT ROW: Marsha Hulbert, Cindy Oberlin, Kay Hickman, Ransom, Diane Sebert, Loxie Roberts, Nila Willibey, | Robin Inlow, Karen Kline, Anita Inlow, Kathy Kline, Miss Theresa Kern, Toni Tucker, Deann Bonecutter, Kim Vend- Carol Rogers, SECOND ROW: Dara Chapman, Dora Fetters, rely, FOURTH ROW: Kathy Charles, Emily Chancellor, ' Rosemary Culler, Alice Griffith, Cheryl Hudson, Naomi Leslie Blaine, Kay Strange, Sue Chancellor, Kay Strombeck, Cook, Terry Wilson, Jewell Bellamy. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Connie Melchi, Debbie Culbertson. GAA TRACK FRONT ROW: Mrs. Maida Parshall, Jayne Dwyer, Alice Debbie Culbertson. THIRD ROW: Theresa Kern, Connie Griffith, Janelle Moore, Rosemary Culler, Rita Fish, Karen Melchi, Kay Strange, Sue Chancellor, Vicki Baker, Nila Kline, Robin Inlow. SECOND ROW: Naomi Cook, Dora Fet- Willibey, Chris Arnett. ters, Cheryl Hudson, Chris Keller, Ann Knox, Toni Tucker, ae 53 i | om canes sooner Mrs, Foster and Jewel lead carols at the Christmas Convo. Rev. Smith delivered a message at a special convo. Eastside students enjoyed the convo Pop Goes America, 96 EASTSIDE'S Larry Hart played for a choir number at a convo, Students that participated in the Thanksgiving Convo. Bill Graham received a special award from Mr, Williams CONVOS Debbie Keller gave a speech at the Veterans Day Convo. Rev. Baker delivered the Easter message. Jon Cox helped to demonstrate a point about sound at a John McBride also helped in a convo, convo. ‘A ventriloquist and his partner gave a demonstration at a The ventriloquist's talking baby? }convo, PRESENTING QUEEN DEBBIE Rita Martin, Sandy Kelham, Debbie Campbell, Sharon Flood, Kay Hollinger, Debbie Storer, Debbie McDowell, Sherri Whitman, Debbie Keller, Nila Willibey, Janelle Moore Homecoming '70 began with a pep session in the gym on October 16. Each candidate for Homecoming Queen answered a question before the student body. The nom- inees were Debbie Campbell--Blazettes, who was treas- urer of the Senior Class, varsity cheerleader, and a member of the Easterner Staff, Blazer Staff, FTA, GAA, NHS, Spanish Club and Student Council; Sharon Flood-- Booster Block, who was a member of Blazettes, Easterner Staff, Blazer Staff, FHA, GAA, and an office cadet; Kay Hollinger--Choir, who was secretary of FTA and NHS and president of Blazettes; Sandy Kelham--FFA, who was a member of GAA, Science Club, and French Club; Deb- bie Keller--Science Club, who was a member of Blaz- ettes, Booster Block, Spanish Club, Student Council, FTA, and NHS; Rita Martin--Art Club, who was president of Art Club, a member of NHS, Spanish Club, Science Club, FTA and Booster Block; Janelle Moore--Spanish Club, who was president of Spanish Club, varsity cheerleader, and member of GAA and NHS; Debbie Storer--Letter- men, was a member of band and French Club; Sherri Whitman--FHA, who was secretary of Blazettes, an of- fice cadet, and a member of the Easterner Staff, Blazer Staff, FHA, and Booster Block; Nila Willibey--Band, was a member of FTA, GAA, NHS, and Student Council. | The new 1970-71 Homecoming Queen was Debbie Storer; first runner-up was Kay Hollinger; and second runner-up was Sherri Whitman. The queen and her court reigned over a dance Saturday evening, which was the climax of the two days' activities. 98 EASTSIDE'S GIRLS SHOWS TALENT This year our school was proud to have Barb Seltenright and Sandy Warstler rep- resent Eastside at the DeKalb County Fair. Eastside fans turned out in large droves to support their candidates. For her talent, Barb sang ''Softly As I Leave You . Barb is quite active in school activ- ities; as she is treasurer of Blazettes, sec- retary of Student Council, member of Na- tional Honor Society, Future Teachers, Chorus, Annual Staff, Blazer Staff, and pianist for the United Methodist Church. Sandy performed a baton exhibition for her talent. She is Eastside's feature twirler, varsity cheerleader, member of Future Homemakers, Girls Athletic Association, and a member of Coburn Corners Church of Christ. ERD xt Barb Seltenright, Sandy Warstler, Mary Kay Clark, Julie Knox, Connie Rapp, Joan Buchs, Dianne Derrow, Sheila Hall Compliments of CHANEY'S RESTAURANT EASTSIDE PRESENTS Tiaie “GOD BLESS Mrs, Foster directing the High School Choir. Junior High Choir was included in the program, Swing Choir; Doing their thing! Larry Hart has accompanied the High School Choir for four years, 100 BAND AND CHOIR 1971 PANORAMA AMERICA” Mr. Donald Klausing narrated Duty, Honor, Country , as the band plays. Interested spectators, Mr, Foster directs as the band plays, Leaving on a Jet Plane , Do we detect eggs in that straw? 101 THE ART CLUBS SE If you would have attended the Art-Arama you would Many students displayed their art work, have been welcomed by this sign. NHS CAREER DAY Mr. Nugen talked on interior decorating. Mr, Sechler discussed business with the students, AFTER PROM AND BREAKFAST ) A gambling casino was the highlight of the after prom. The breakfast ended a night that will be long remembered by the students of EHS. GIRLS - BOYS’ STATE MEXICO STUDY TRIP FRONT ROW: Boys! State Repre- Paul Hollabaugh. STANDING: Girls' sentatives--Greg Oberlin, Randy State Representative--Nancy Freiden- Hartleroad, Alternates--Dave Yates, berger, Alternate--Nila Willibey. 103 Late in June, 1970, Debbie Keller and Janelle Moore left to attend a six weeks' summer school session at the Colegio Americano de Torreon in Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico. During their stay they lived with middle-class Mexican families, and thus had the opportunity to learn Spanish first hand. The morn- ings were spent attending school, while afternoons and evenings could be en- joyed in a number of ways. Before re- turning home, Debbie and Janelle spent three days in Mexico City, which might be considered one of the highlights of the summer. During those three days they were constantly on the go , visit- ing government buildings, cathedrals, museums, the pyramids, the Univer - sity of Mexico, the Olympic Stadium, and a bull fight. They also managed to do some shopping at the famous San Juan markets and take in the beautiful Folklore Ballet. The trip was financed by the Spanish Club and donations from interested members of the communities. It is considered to be one of the most worthwhile projects sponsored by an Eastside Club. Debbie Keller, Janelle Moore THE JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM Junior Class President, Kent Rosenbury, leads the proces- sion to the ballroom. The head table waits for everyone to be seated to begin the banquet. Everyone enjoyed a delicious meal, 104 “AN ENCHANTED DREAM” The entertainer asked for a helpful hand from the audience, Three students learned the art of paddle-board from the entertainer, dents needed, Fort Wayne Holiday Inn Northwest on April 24 was the setting for the 1971 Prom. The After -Prom party was held in the Riverdale Cafe - torium, with breakfast in the Butler Elementary Cafe - torium. The setting for the evening centered around the theme, An Enchanted DGeaiiwe Neseitect non tnis was set by the Roman Mural which draped the front of the room. Accenting the mural was the lovely blue sky with the silver clouds found on the remaining walls of the room. The tall Roman Columns, trimmed in gold and the shorter pedestals on which large white urns filled with a variety of colored flowers, lent a feeling of en- chantment to the occasion. Around the columns were found green vines which created a pleasing contrast to the remaining decor. Large Roman vases filled with brightly colored flowers graced the tables. In the front corner of the room was the deep red velvet throne, trimmed in gold and white and used for the coronation. 105 A time out for punch between dances is what these stu- A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Five girls and five boys were chosen by the Junior Class for Prom King and Queen candidates, The King and Queen led the coronation waltz. APRIL 24, 1971 Everyone seeems to be enjoying themselves dancing at the Prom, A couple takes a walk between portions of the Prom. CENTRAL PROM OMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Renee Johnson, Marna White, Rita Martin, Karen Cook, Sue Hose, SECOND ROW: Mr. Wagner, Tom Lambert, Jerry Markle, Dan Winn, Sandy Panning, Jewel Bellamy, Mr. Sherer, 107 Spanish students went to Taco Inn to eat, but this group seems to talk more than eat. Mr, Zonker keeps the NHS banquet under control, 108 FACULTY ENJOY THE BANQUETS Mr. Murphy discovers that the sauce is hot!! What's so funny Sherri? AND STUDENTS MANY Al EHS No, No Dave, you have your own plate. Mr, Davis and Mrs. Miller are ready for the start of the All Sports Banquet. Mrs, Rufner received a corsage from the FHA girls, Cathy is one of the many girls displaying her work in the FHA Style Show. 109 EASTSIDE The outside of the school during construction, The muddy exterior of the building. The band room still under construction. | The gym nears completion, A look across from the parking lot the new building, 110 BUILDS! a ee so iew of the cafetorium dev i An outs inters at work on the new building. eet eae was ae ee PREREREE DS Beers ing area, . s work oo eens The home economics department! ion ity locker room nears complet The vars The athletic fields of the new EHS, A corridor in the academic building, W1 GIRLS TRACK PEACES FIFTH IN STATE MEET! FRONT ROW: Karen Kline, Nila Willibey, Chris Arnett, Rosemary Culler, Debbie Culbertson, SECOND ROW: Coach Wagner, Theresa Kern, Vickie Baker, Ann Knox, Cheryl Hudson, Coach Parshall, | Results of State Meet ] 880 Run--Theresa . . . 6th place WON FT. WA YNE 220 Run--Vickie Baker . . . Ist place 440 - Debbie Culbertson --3rd place SEC TIO NA is , Relay Mesepcs Cheryl Hudson REGIONAL AND THE _ 380--nila Willibey . . . 6th place Relay Chris Arnett ACAC CONFERENCE Karen Kline Rosemary Culler Hurdles --Nila Willibey MEET 100 Yard--Ann Knox Dash Vickie Baker set a new state record of 26.5 in the 200 Run. 112 EASTSIDE EIGHTH GRADE 114 L. Albertson R, Andrews C. Baker B. Bartrom S. Bellamy N. Bonecutter R. Brown J. Campbell H. Carpenter D, Carper C, Casebere S. Chapman T. Cluster A. Coats D. Collingsworth B, Conway P. Diehl T. Diehl S. Emenhiser B. Everetts D, Ferguson J. Fogleson B. Graham R. Hankey S. Hankey C. Harris B. Haverstock C, Haupert A. Haynes K. Hendrickson B. Hill L. Hogge J. Hook M, Hopkins K. Houser M. Houser C. Howe M. Hughes C. Hulbert D. Hulbert K, Jacquay J. Johnson L. Kaiser L. Kaiser G. Kandel S. Kelham T. Keuneke S. Kimmel V. Kline J. Krontz R. Krontz J. Lapp K, Likes J. Littlejohn C. Mansfield G. Mercer C. Miller D. Mock R. Mullett E, Myers D. McDonald G. Oberlin Y. Oberlin T. Overcash S. Patton C. Rector C. Richmond S. Richmond R, Rosenberry C. Rosener M. Ross R. Scanlon EASTSIDE EIGHTH GRADE Picture Not Available: T, Turk D. Scott N. Shuman Y. Spencer T. Thompson B. Stevenson B. Ulm J. Wasson H, Whitman J. Whitman I, Willard T. Akey J. Allen S. Anders K. Anderson M, Arnett S. Bevington M, Bopp R. Boylan C, Brown J. Brown J. Charles M. Charlton E, Cook J. Culbertson S. Daniels J. DePriest M, Diemer D. Dilley T. Doll B, Drake L. Dunkelberger S. Dwyer S. Farrer L. Fisher T. Hansen G. Hausbach R. Hewitt D, Heyman S. Hicov T. Hollabaugh S. Hook H. Hoover . Jones Kagey Kessler Keller Kern . Kinsey . Koch . Kochert M, Lengacher M. McPherson C. Melchi D. Owsley L, Prentice J. Rediger A. Schwartz K, Smith Set ° Zz0507 4 RIVERDALE EIGHTH GRADE M, Staley S. Studebaker R. Tucker B. Wade L. Wojciechowski W. Wolfe R, Yeiser Picture Not Available: J, Smit h EASTSIDE SEVENTH GRADE S. Alloway B, Armstrong M. Ashley D. Billings I. Blevins P. Bond B. Bowman M. Brown J. Bungard G. Cairl S. Caldwell P. Carper J. Cluster R. Coulson D, Craeger L. Craeger S. Culler F, Davis L. Davis N. Diehl G. Dielman D. Dove C, Emenhiser N. Frakes J. Freidenberger B. Friedel P, Friedel Keery C. Fuller R, Fuller K. Gaff K, Ginder K, Gonzales S. Graham J. Graves J. Grobis A. Hankey L, Harper R. Haverstock K, Heffelfinger R. Helton R. Herrick Ga Hercer R. Howard R, Hulbert C, Jacquay E, Johnson D. Kaiser Kandel . Kiessling King Koeppe Krontz . Lambert Lapp Likes AOODRArO 116 EASTSIDE SEVENTH GRADE R. McCann M, Mayer J. Miller R. Miller S. Miller M. Miner A, Myers R. Myers G. Newcomer T. Norrick J. Patton R. Peterson K. Phillips VerEOpe Pee Octs H. Rigley D. Robinette M. Roop J. Rowe P. Schoonover S. Schoonover G. Sipe E, Snyder S. Strawn V. Timmerman L. Treesh M. Troyer R. Warstler D. White y 2 R. Willibey a _ B. Wilson J. Wilson Picture Not Available: a hee A. Hoffer D. Woods M, Woods J. Zerkle S. Bohl J. A. Bopp B. Brown S. Bush G. Cannon L, Carper R, Chappell P, Collins C. Cook R, Conley eure L. Daniels C. DePriest D. Doll R, Dunkelberger J. Edgar M, Farrell S. Gonser C. Graves K. Griggs R. Hall K. Hewitt T. Heyman S. Hood RIVERDALE SEVENTH GRADE ], veil D, Keener M, Keesler L, Kelsey N. Kern I, Koenemann L, Loy . Mansfield Meek Miller Newcomer Prosser ROO 7 a = Ramey Rayle Renfrow Rinard Roberts Rucker Sechler Smith PHYMBONY Pictures Not Available: C, Knisely B. Smith Snyder Vendrely . Walters . Watson Woods . Woods be SecA, Od) Eastside 8th Grade Class Officers Riverdale 8th Grade Class Officers Presidente ee Mh icnarurblown President .-.0. 2%.) ledttianeas Vice-President . .. Barbara Everetts Vice-President .. . Sue Hicov SCCLela Gy eae ee ACKICIG@dInvbe!| Secretacy 9... eae atte es Treasurers eo USalekeliany Treasurer... 2) oherriseors RePOGLeL Wasa) eee ONdae an key, Eastside 7th Grade Class Officers Riverdale 7th Grade Class Officers Presidentes ae ee E ideblevins President .... . PauliRobenms Vice-President .. . Brenda Armstrong Vice-President . . . Tony sechles DCCL eta Var a wears |ULLCebUne ar secretary. 7.2. Briccpaans Tv 6aSucele iw ee eee ol Cam Libbey Treasurer .... .. Rhonda Lothamer 118 oe GSU oe Y) = . op 38 S ay ae SS py z. = SS EASTSIDE EIGHTH GRADE KNEELING: Vernon Kline, Gary Oberlin, Jerry Whitman, Tom Diehl, Brian Conway, Gary Kandel, Jon Johnson, Rick Brown, Rick Mullet, Henry Whitman, Max Houser, Coach Robert Getts, Manager, STANDING: Brian Bartrom, Steve Bellamy, EHS 29 Garrett inh EHS 31 Huntertown 27 EHS 27 Leo ip EHS 42 Hamilton 26 EHS 44 Fremont 20 EHS 52 Fremont Shs, EHS 39 Hamilton 10 EHS 48 Woodlan 47 EHS 51 Angola 46 EHS 5omBusco 56 EHS 41 Arcola 38 EHS 37 Angola 26 EHS 41 Riverdale 24 EHS 26 Huntertown 4l Denotes tourney scores Jackie Campbell, Cheryl Haupert, Kim Likes, FRONT: Becky Hill. RIVERDALE EIGHTH GRADE STANDING: Jim Rediger, Wendell Wolfe, Russell Tucker, KNEELING: Ted Hansen, Jay DePriest, Herbert Hoover, Steve Studebaker, Tim Kochert, Tom Hollabaugh. Loren Fisher, Steve Bevington, Dick Kagey. TOP: Rhonda Yeiser, CENTER: Terry Akey, Sue Hicov, Shari Hook, BOTTOM: Janet Culbertson. EASTSIDE SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Mike Woods, Larie Craeger, Randy Koeppe, Dielman, Kevin Likes. THIRD ROW: Larry Treesh, Jeff Randy Warstler, Robert Hulbert, SECOND ROW: David Freidenberger, Mike Roop, Jeff Grobis, Roger Myers, Dove, Rex Fuller, Von Timmerman, Eric Johnson, Gary Rodney Peterson, Coach James White. EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS TOP: Irma Blevins, STANDING: Brenda Armstrong. FLOOR: Kim Gonzales, Debbie Kaiser, 40 16 29 45 28 28 29 40 39 48 Garrett Huntertown Leo Fremont Hamilton Woodlan Angola Busco Arcola Angola 49 31 47 Lo 37 40 38 39 33 23 RIVERDALE SEVENTH GRADE : : STANDING: Tony Sechler, Rick Conley, Scott Woods, Paul Roberts, Leo C arper, KNEELING: Roger Smith, Mike Mans- field, Marty Loy, Rick Rinard, Steve Hood. TOP: Karlene Hewitt. STANDING: Rhonda Lothamer, BOTTOM: Theresa Woods, Carolyn DePriest, Laurie Loy. RIVERDALE JR. CHORUS FRONT ROW: Diane Owsley, Leota Curie, Jack Allen, Ted Hansen, Dick Kagey, Sheila Gonsor, Davey Doll, John Edgar. SECOND ROW: Veredith Keller, Susan Anders, Kevin Griggs, Shari Hook, Paul Roberts, Norman Kern, Tonda Doll, Mark Arnett. THIRD ROW: Deeanda Heyman, Kim Anderson, Janet Jones, Marilyn Lengacher, Susan Farrer, Jim Rediger, Cathy Kern, Grace Hausbach, Janet Culbertson, Ricki Meek, Mary Bopp. FOURTH ROW: Steve Bevington, Lynn Dunkle- berger, Barbara Drake, Phyllis Edgar, Mary Charlton, Russel Tucker, Susan Snyder, Mark Farrel, Loren Fisher, JoAnn Bopp. EASTSIDE JR. CHORUS FRONT ROW: Gene Snyder, Maribeth Hughes, Roger Miller, Rita Helton, Irma Blevins, Lynda Harper, Debbie Kaiser, Peggy Carper, Sherry Alloway, Allen Myers, Larry Craeger, SECOND ROW: Kenda Ginder, Patty Bond, Glenna Cairl, Rita Willibey, Dawn Billings, Kathy Fry, Kathie Gaff, Cathy Lambert, Lauri Davis, Brenda Armstrong, Penny Potts, Na- nette Frakes, Christal Jacquay, Deborah Wood, Bruce Ulm, THIRD ROW: Kim Gonzales, Bonny Friedel, Patty Winn, Sherri Miller, Eric Johnson, Gary Sipe, Tina Thompson, Paula Friedel, Debbie Craeger, Randy Herrick, Julie Bun- gard, Colleen Rosener, Sherry Strawn. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Kandel, Becky Hill, Susan Kelham, Vickie Pope, Bonnie Graham, Kim Phillips, Carol Miller, Shelly Rich- mond, Holly Carpenter, Sherri Haupert, Esther Myers, Mar- garet Ashley, Mike Roop, Joyce Hook, Barbara Everetts, Darlene Wolfe. RIVERDALE JR. BAND FRONT ROW: Brenda Wade, Leota Curie, Roger Watson, Sherri Hook, Loren Fisher, Marilyn Lengacher, Dick Kagey, Susan Snyder, Cindy Melchi, Susan Farrer, SECOND ROW: Steve Bevington, Ted Hansen, THIRD ROW: Tony Sechler, Karen Lake, Susan Ramey, Ramona Kinsey, Sue Hicov, Paul Roberts, Dave Doll, Eugene Cook, EASTSIDE JR. BAND FRONT ROW: Shelly Richmond, Holly Carpenter, Lauri strong. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Kandel, Glenna Cairl, Tina Davis, Kathy Fry, Susan Kelham, SECOND ROW: Barbara Thompson, Roger Miller, Peggy Carper, Randy Warstler, iveretts, Maribeth Hughes, Esther Myers, Kim Gonzales, Penny Potts, Bonnie Graham. }Darlene Wolf, Nila Shuman, Rita Willibey, Brenda Arm- | JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Gene Snyder, Randy Warstler, Randy Ted Hansen, Steve Bevington, Jay DePriest, Dennis Fer- Koeppe, Dick Kagey, Kevin Likes, Danny Robinett, guson, Jon Johnson, Wendel Wolf, Tom Hollabaugh, Mike Woods, Paul Roberts, SECOND ROW: Gary Oberlin, James Rediger, FOURTH ROW: Coach Getts, Steve Max Houser, Rick Rinard, Norman Kern, Gary Dielman, Bellamy, Tim Kochert, jer Krontz, Brian Conway, Gary Rex Fuller, Kevin Griggs, Leo Carper, Tony Sechler, Kandel, Mitchel Hopkins, Brian Bartrom, Coach Davis. Sam Culler. THIRD ROW: David Dove, Scott Caldwell, JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Brian Conway Gary Kandel Gary Oberlin Rick Brown Jon Johnson Steve Bellamy | Jeff Krontz Brian Bartrom Andy Coats Mitchel Hopkins Tom Hollabaugh Tim Kochert Jay DePriest Kevin Likes Sam Culler Scott Woods Rick Rinard Roger Smith Norman Kern Tony Sechler 126 OUIGLLUEAGY KAISER SUPER MARKET UE SerOsVVest Butler, Indiana Better Quality, Friendlier Service Greater Savings In Store Bakery OUR TV SERV IGEFING: Factory Authorized Service Center READY EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Massey Ferguson Lawn-Garden Equipment Bravo Campers Phone 868-2693 Butler, Indiana THE BUT LERFE@ FaINGs Jobbers of Plumbing Supplies Heating Supplies Well Supplies Electricity Supplies RGA gew GENGNAGEL FUEL CO, L.P. Gas, Fuel Oil, Heating Phone 925-3300 Auburn, Indiana GEDDES DRUG STORE, INC. 136 South Broadway 868-2332--Butler, Indiana COOPER'S JEWELRY-GIFT INC. Diamonds Watches Hallmark Cards Butler, Indiana GAMBLES 126 South Broadway Butler, Indiana Phone 868-2774 Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods Compliments of BUTLER ECONOMY HOUSE Clothing--Shoes for the Entire Family Compliments of TRI-WALL CONTAINERS, INC. Butler, Indiana PAUL LANE, INC. Realtors--Builders Office (219) 868-2112 CHAPMAN AUTO PARTS AND SALVAGE Portable Car Crusher We Buy Junk Cars, Scrap Iron, Metals and Batteries U.S. 6 West 868-5276 Butler, Indiana BUD SMITH'S DAIRY QUEEN-BRAZIER West U.S. 27 8 Auburn Phone 925-1233 Carry Out Service Telephone Menu MAST DEPARTMENT STORE Specialize in Service Dry Goods, Shoes, Mens', Ladies', and Children's Clothing--Furnishings Edgerton, Ohio--419-298-2291 Compliments fe) MAXTON MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet--Pontiac--Buick--Olds NEWVILLE GENERAL STORE State Road 8 Phone 337-3229 Open Every Night Until 8:00 P.M. Compliments of FEDERAL FERTILIZER SALES CORPORATION HAROLD'S SUPER DOLLAR The Friendly Place To Shop for Top Quality Meats and Produce Open Every Day and Evening Except Sunday Phone 868-2635 ROGER'S MOBIL SERVICE Mobil Detergent Gasoline Butler, Indiana 868-2463 BAKER'S GRAVEL PIT Spencerville, Indiana Operator Thomas Wayne Baker Phone 238-4354 YEISER'S STANDARD SERVICE St. Joe, Indiana Phone 337-2715 Tune-up Special ists GRABILL CABINET COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Quality Cabinets Grabill, Indiana 627-2131 4 THE KNISELY NATIONAL BANK of BUTLER 200 SOUTH BROADWAY BUTLER, INDIANA 46721 THE KNISLEY NATIONAL BANK OF BUTLER Butler, Indiana Make This Bank Your Business Home FDIC Member Federal Reserve System Phone (219) 868-2177 Compliments of LYNN AND LOIS FISHER Spencerville, Indiana Compliments of SHARON BAKER'S STYLING SALON Spencerville, Indiana 238-4354 Compliments of LEO DISTRIBUTORS Aluminum Siding Aluminum Prime Windows Aluminum Patio Doors Aluminum Storm Windows Doors Phone 627-2124 Leo, Indiana SOUDERS' HOME CENTER One of the Midwest's Largest Country Furniture Store Grabill, Indiana DIEHL'S JEWELRY STORE HIGLEY BOOK STORE 108 West Oak Street Butler, Indiana Diamonds, Jewelry, and Watches Also Repairs Butler, Indiana The Store with the Upward Look Compliments of HENDRICKSON TANDEM CORPORATION Hew NNISELY Where Friendly People Meet Men's and Boy's Wear DAL'S NEWS STAND Butler, Indiana PEOPLES SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF DEKALB COUNTY ARMSTRONG FLORIST We Carry a Complete Line of Cut Flowers and Plants Auburn Garrett 313 W. Green Street Butler, Indiana--Phone 868-2571 925-2500 FL 7-5118 Compliments of Compliments of BUTLER SHELL SERVICE Det Eevee DEUME 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. BAierican Ay Ca, A MICHIGAN Gr ° ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of DR. J. H. WILKINSON O.D. STAR-LITE MOTEL Contact Lenses Glasses Auburn, Indiana RALPH SECHLER AND SON, INC. Pickle Specialties THE SAINT JOE NEWS St. Joe, Indiana TOMBOW T.V. APPLIANCE Home Appliances Television Phone 868-2141--Butler, Indiana 46721 GENERAL @@ ELECTRIC ZE= REM Our Compliments to The Class of 1971 CRANE EDMUND CORPORATION Compliments of S S TIRE COMPANY Auburn, Indiana jmectanleyvanuti seen. C.U.—- Donald F. Campbell HUFF CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Butler Branch Federal Main Street 868-2672 Complete Insurance Service ARNETT'S HEATING Power Vac Furnace Cleaning and Service Phone 337-2880 Butler, Indiana Compliments BUTLER FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY COMMERCIAL SHEARING AND STAMPING, INC. 201 E. Oak Phone 868-2584 Butler, Indiana CHORPENNING HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating 217 South Broadway Phone 868-2940 Butler, Indiana Complete Hardware Service THE BIRD CAGE BEAUTY SALON 326 West Depot St. Phone 868-2365 Special Rates for Students COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY — FORT WAYNE — INCORPORATED 1631 EAST PONTIAC STREET FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 46803 TELEPHONE (219) 744-2163 it's the real thing Enjoy Caitbola Trade-mark ®) Compliments of BEE HIVE Butler, Indiana Need a Plumber Call Our No. Don Stomm's WIDNEY PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 135 E. 9th St., Auburn, Indiana 925-3114 24 Hour Service Compliments of KAISER MOBILE HOME SALES County Road 75 Phone 868-5124 J N ENTERPRISES, INC. St. Joe Car Wash--La undramat Open 24 Hours State Road | St. Joe, Indiana FAREWELL TO : OLD : EAS TSIDE As the 1970-71 school year draws to a = i : nal close, it is plain to see that this is a time for ''the Blazers to look to the future.'' We all should be excited and proud of our new school, but we should not fail to forget the good times we had in the old. Surely it will be fun to have the improved facilities, but the fun of working together will be no greater than it has been in this old school . ’ I would like to thank the staff for their help and cooperation, especially Dara, Nancy, Sherri, Sharon and Dinah, who gave up their study halls to work, and to Gerald Murphy, for his fine art- work. Mrs. Hood and Mr. Williams also deserve a big thanks for all of their gui- dance and help. Last, I cannot forget the two important groups that made the 1971 Easterner become a reality--the sub- scribers and advertisers. Thank You! area Raub Karen Laub, Editor 136