Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

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Hermann Hesse We hurridly ran from the safety of schoolyards in search of a better more beautiful world. One day we turned in the road to find our new worlds were all in our minds. Rod McKuen Love is asymbol of eternity. It wipes out all sense of time, destroying all memory of a beginning and all fear of an end. Anna Louise De Stael We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of mankind or to make it the last. JFK OT Vie AGy =. 9 EY To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die: A time to plant, and time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; : A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to morn, and a time to dance ; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; A time to keep, and atime to cast away; A time to rend, and atime to sew; A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Humility often gains more than pride. Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Goethe : i a Talent, Charm, and Grace Miss Eastside — Ramona Hartleroad “Bless the Beasts andthe Children...” Escorted by — Terry McClellan Win the Race! TOP ROW: Michelle Long, Retha Martin, Teresa Timmerman BOTTOM ROW: Ramona Hartle- road, Sherry Friedel, Jayme Bissell. Miss Eastside — Retha Martin Escorted by — Kent Wegmann Actors’ Ambitions and Vitality Where'd ya stash it Mac? The men are suppose to be in back Rick! How are things in Glacamora? 12 Create Great Productions Perhaps a little wine Madam? Wouldn't a vase for those flowers be easier Rick? Baruuuu ha-ha 1) 14 Ws ife ee aS ice Of L Sp The Eastside’s Best Get Recognition Susan is congratulated by Mrs. Roberts as she receives the honored DAR award. Retha proudly receives the BPW Scholarship from Mrs. Hampel. Kenny's talent and helpfulness won him the Art Award 16 given by Mr. Crewse. for Honors Well Deserved FOE Citizenship Award Rotary Club Scholarship Home Economics Award DAR Award Tri-Wall Scholarship American Legion Award St. Joe Post Butler Post Moose Lodge Scholarship PTO Scholarship Philamatheon English Award BPW Scholarship Betty Crocker Award Spelling Award Art Award A-V Award Band Award Blazette Award Drama Awards Spirit Award Scholarships Huntington College Purdue University Readers Digest Award Senior Service Award National Merit Theresa receives the Spirit Award from Kay for her spirit and unremitting faith in EHS. 17 AWARDS DAY — MAY 18, 1973 Wendy Wilson Kevin Kreischer Ann Knox Mary Rohm Susan Overcash Kay Strombeck Retha Martin Charles Curie Donna Mayer Kent Wegmann Susan Overcash Wendy Wilson Bill Smith Retha Martin Retha Martin Retha Martin Cheryl Rippe Kenny White King Oberlin Dwight Fish Pam Timmerman Ramona Hartleroad Retha Martin Charlie Miller Charley Curie Theresa Kern Charley Curie Michelle Long Kay Strombeck Kent Wegmann Retha Martin Charley Curie Kent Wegmann Convos Carefree Wild mtcimeecosneonmnrinineecenrssestons sbsoraomeasnnsioouesss nae a spec! rneggage to teil £ = J Shool, it9 students, ard 46 teachers ag wall, + dbout the feeling 8...%he adress ard the fun That we've felt ag EHS hag ios? arid won, Vvle tar’+ explain i? exactly hae B dae B+ we Know Bisa ‘ve So U | felt thig 8pirit, too, 7 Mm L+'s gornething thats fe impossible td hide Because it's our DE in EASTSIDEY | shall pass through this world but once. If therefore, there be any kindness | can show, or any good thing iscan dO wuete me dOsitenoOWsees FOL |=snallenot pass this way again. Etienne Grellet 19 Theresa and Jake Reign Highlight of the prom was the crowning of our 1973-74 King and Queen, Theresa Kern and Jake Fetters. ver Evening’s Festivities King, Queen and Court: Debbie Culbertson, Gene Martin, Anita Inlow, Kevin Haverstock, Ruth Angelone, Kevin Campbell, 1972-73 King and Queen; Theresa Kern, Jake Fetters, 1973-74 King and Queen; Cheryl Hudson, Tim Hollabaugh, Mary Mayer and Dennis Hoover. Juniors Honor Seniors | 22 | With “Une Soir De Paris’”’ The following students put in a lot of time and hard work in planning and organizing the prom. They are to be com- mended and congratulated. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Reed, Tim Hollabaugh, Kevin Haverstock, Greg McBride, Jeff Ridge, Ric- hard Koenemann, Dennis Hoo- ver, Theresa Kern, Sam Eakright, Randy Bungard, Scott Parshall, Scott McDowell, Jake Fetters, Gene Martin, Lucinda Bevington, Debbie Yoder, Katie Burns, Char- lotte Collins, Rita Fish, LuAnne Hook, Kris Foster, Sherry Maloy, Debbie Culbertson, Lori Resor, Mr. Merle Wagner, sponsor. Not pictured is Mr. Jerry Zonker, sponsor. Student Representatives for State — ee Voyle Hartleroad, alternate; Kedric Koeppe. Kevin Campbell; Terry McClellan, alternate. Every year the AmericanLegion spon- sors two boys and a girl to go to Boys’ and Girls’ State. The boys attend a week- end at Indiana State, Terre Haute and the girls go to Indiana University, Bloom- ington. During their stay they carry on a mock election which involves the very same processes as In a real one. The participants would like to thank everyone that was responsible for giving them this educational experience. Wendy Wilson, alternate; Ann Knox. ; “iy il We Have Reached One Goal RUTH ESTHER ANGELONE Easterner Staff 3,4 — Asst. Edi- tor 3, Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chonsmi 2, 3a VeeipreS ames: Swing Choir 3,4; Central Prom Committee; 1972 Prom Queen; Class Pres. 3; Class Treas. 4; NHS 3,4 — Historian 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 — Sec. 2, Treas. 4; Mexico Trip Scholarship; FTA 2,3,4. BRENDA FAYE BAKER Booster Block 1,2; Blazettes 3,4 — Captain 4; VICA 4. MELISA BAUGHMAN FTA 4; Art Club 4. REX D. BERCAW Spanish Club 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1. CURTIS GENE BERNDT French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 3,4; Swing Choir 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Thespian Club 4. DONALD BICE Spanish Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Track 1,2. LESLIE K. BLAINE Easterner Staff 3; FHA 1,2,3 — Sec. 3; GAA 1,2,4; Volleyball 2; Bowling 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. TERESA DARLENE BLEVINS Easterner Staff 3; Booster Block 1,2,3; Art Club 2; VICA 4. on to Another We Go DAN R. BUSH FFA 4; Lettermen’s Club Club 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Cross Coun- try 4; Wrestling 4. KEVIN ROSS CAMPBELL Easterner Staff 4; FTA 4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4 — V. Pres. 4; Letter- men’s Club 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 — MVP 3; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Class Pres 1; Central Prom Chairman; 1972 Prom King; Boys’ State; Audio Visual; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 1,2. KEVIN VAN CHAPMAN Easterner Staff 4; FTA 4; French Club 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Drama Club 4; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 1,2. ROBERT LEE COLLINS FTA 4. PEGGY A. CROW Blazer Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. CHARLES GUY CURIE Easterner Staff 4; FTA 1,2,3,4 — Parlimentarian 4; NHS 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4 — Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basket- ball Manager 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Thespian 4; Audio Visual 4. JOYCE DELAGRANGE Spanish 2; Office Cadet 3,4. ANTONIA MARIA TUCKER DICKERHOFF Blazer Staff 3; GAA 2; Basket- ball 2: Track 2; Softball 2; Vol- leyball 2; Spanish Club 1; VICA 4 — Asst. Treas. 4. Life Is Beautiful CHARLES ERVIN REBECCA L. ERVIN Spanish Club 1; Booster Block 1,2; GAA 1,2; Track 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2. MARC EVERETTS Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Audio Visual 4. DORA JEAN FETTERS .Easterner Staff 4 — Photo Chairman; GAA 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Booster Block 1,2; Central Prom Committee. DWIGHT ALAN FISH Easterner Staff 4; FTA 4; Thes- pian Club 3,4 — Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Dance Band 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Class Pres. 4; Basketball 1; Football 2; Track 1,4 Wres- tling 4; Swing Choir 4; Chorus 4. MICHAEL EDWARD FOGELSON VICA 4. WILLIAM FLOYD FOWLER Spanish Club 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1 — Mgr. 2; Track 1,2; VICA 4. RENEE J. FUNK Blazer Staff 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Booster Block 1. When You're Having Fun! DONALD F. GENGNAGEL FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sentinel 3,4 — Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Art Club 2,3; VUCA 4 — V. Pres. 4. RONALD L. GENGNAGEL FFA 1,2,3,4 — Chaplain 4. DIANE ELLEN GEYER VICA 4. PENNY SUE GICK GAA 2; Booster Block 1,2; Bla- zettes 1,2,3; VICA 4 — Sec. 4; Chorus 1,2,3. KIP LEE GINDER VICA 4. LINDA JEAN GIRARDOT Easterner Staff 4 — Bus. Mgr. 4; Class Sec. 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Mexico Trip Scholarship; Central Prom Committee 3; Band 1; Chorus 1,2; Office Cadet 3. ALTHEA GLENN JENNIFER GRAVES Spanish Club 1,2; Art Club 1. LARRY GUMP Track l. DON GUY FFA 1; VICa 4. VICKIE SUE HOUSER Easterner 3,4; Gaa 1,2,3; Track 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Blazettes 1,2,3,4 — Co. Captain 4; Drama Club 4; 1972- 73 Homecoming Queen; Chorus 1,2.3; VICA 4 — Treas. 4. PATT!| JO HOWEY Easterner 4; VICA 4. Starting a New Life LINDA SUE HOLLABAUGH Easterner Staff 3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Booster Block 2,3,4. RICK HOUSER FFAL 2 241 ROBIN RENEE INLOW GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2, 3,4 — V. Pres. 1,2. DORIS MAY JOHNSON Art Club 2,4. of Our Own TONY KEELER CHRISTINA JOY KELLER Easterner Staff 4; FTA 2,4: GAA 1,2,3,4 — Treas, V. Pres. 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 4; NHS 4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 3; Mexi- co Trip Scholarship; Student Council 2,3.4: Thespian Club 3,4— Treas. 3,4; Drama Club 3,4 — Board Member 3, Pres. 4; Class Treas 1; Class V. Pres. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; Miss Eastside 3; Cen- tral Prom Committee. GLENN R. KEESLER VICA 4. RALPH G. KERN Easterner Staff 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4 — Sec. 4; Art Club 4; Thespian Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4. ANN LYNN KNOX Easterner Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Booster Block 1; Drama Club 3,4; Audio Visual 4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Thespian Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ State KEDRIC LYNN KOEPPE Easterner Staff 4; FTA 2; NHS 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Thes- pian Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Boys’ State; Swing Choir 4; VICA g Ve = ea KSI WA 4— Pres. 4. ii KEVIN RAY KREISCHER FFA 1,2,3,4 — Sentinel 3, Re- porter 4; Spanish Club 1; Let- termen's Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3. GREG A. KRONTZ FFA 1,2,3,4. Look Out World NANCY LAUB VICA 4. NONA AUDREY LICHTSINN GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4 — Pres. 4. MICHELLE ELIZABETH LONG NHS 4; Science Club 4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Block 1,2,3,4; Thespian Club 4; Dra- _.ma Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2. DUANE A. McBRIDE FEAST 273, TERRY LEE McCLELLAN FFA 1,2,3,4 — Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4 — V. Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; VICA — Pres. 4. LINDA KAY McCLISH Easterner Staff 3; GAA 1,2; Boo- ster Block 1,2,3; Blazettes 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3; VICA 4. JOHN MARTIN MANSFIELD Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; VICA 4. NEAL EUGENE MARTIN Spanish 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 1,2; VICA 4 — Reporter 4. Here We Come! RETHA JANE MARTIN FTA 1,2,3,4 — Historian 1, Re- porter 4; GAA 1,2; Basketball 1; NHS 3,4 — Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Thespian Club 4; Class Treas. 2; Miss Eastside 4; Chorus 1,2. DONNA JEAN MAYER Easterner Staff 4; GAA 1,3,4; Softball 3; NHS 3,4 — Sec Treas. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 — Reporter 2,3; Student Coun- cil 4; Drama Club 3,4; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. 4; Central Prom Committee. CONNIE SUE MELCHI GAA 1,2; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1,2; Student Council 1; Booster Block 1,2; Blazettes 1,2,3 — Sec. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; VICA 4. CHARLES E. MILLER Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Letter- men's Club 2,3,4; Basketball Je rootballel2°3'4-airacki) 3: Wrestling 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 4. ROWENA HOUSER MINER VICA 4. CATHERINE M. MYERS VICA 4. DAVID LEE OBENDORF Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Letter- men’s Club 4; Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Golf 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Swing Choir 1,2; Cho- rus 1,2,4. DIANE KAY OBENDORF Easterner Staff 4; FHA 4; GAA 2,4: Booster Block 1,2,4; Bla- zettes 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA MARIE OBERLIN Easterner Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Soft- ball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Block 1,2. KING D. OBERLIN FTA 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Bowling 1,2; Audio Visual 34 — Pres. 4. GENEVA ELLEN POPE Easterner Staff 4; Blazer Staff 4; FHA 1,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4. CHERYL ANN RANSOM GAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling; Softball; Spanish Club 1,2; Booster Block 1,2; Thespian Club 3,4; Drama Club; VICA 4 — Sec. 4. The Beginning SUSAN DIANE OVERCASH Easterner Staff 4; NHS 3,4 — V. Pres 4; Science Club 4; Span- ish Club 1;2,3,4 — V2 Pres: 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 1; Thespian Club 3,4 — Sec. 4; Drama Club 3,4; Class Sec. 1; Class Pres. 2; Office Cadet 3; Phys. Ed Student Leader 4. REGINA MARY PLEUNIK Chorus 1,2,3,4. RICHARD R. RICKERD Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; VICA 4. LOXIE L. ROBERTS GAA 2; Volleyball 2, Booster Block 1; Chorus 1,2,3; VICA 4. of the End MARY LOU ROHM FHA 1,2,3,4 — V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3. DIRK RANDOLPH ROSS Football 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Wrestling 4. JOHN DANIAL ROSS French Club 1,2,3,4; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; VICA 4. CAROL MAE SCHROCK FTA 4; NHS 4; Office Cadet 4. CRAIG ALAN SECHLER Easterner Staff 4; FTA 4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Au- dio Visual 4; Swing Choir 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. DONALD JAMES SHILLING Easterner Staff 4; FTA 4; Span- ish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Thespian Club 3,4 — V. Pres. 4: Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 2. WILLIAM DAVID SMITH ay Qewle lace (lui 12% Audio Visual 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4. KAY DEE STRANGE GAA 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2; FTA 1. Seeking to Find KAY LYNN STROMBECK Easterner Staff 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Soft- ball 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,; Science Club 2, 3,4 — Sec Treas. 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Booster Block 1,2,3,4; Thes- pian Club 3,4; Central Prom Committee 3. RICK E. TIMMERMAN FFA 1,2,3,4; VICA 4. ALLEN TROYER FFA 1,2; Football 4; Track 4; Wrestling 3,4. LUCY FAYE VIRES Blazer Staff 4. RUSSELL P. VOGELPOHL Spanish Club 2; VICA 4. KEITH EDWARD WATSON Banda lea sarepebandmelec-s: VICA 4. KEITH W. WEGMANN Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Art Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2. KENT W. WEGMANN NHS 4; Science Club 4; Span- ish Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2. the Future KENNETH L. WHITE Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3,4. WENDY DARLENE WILSON Easterner Staff 4; GAA 1,2; Bowling 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; Booster Block 1; Art Club 4 — V. Pres. 4; Drama Club 4; Girls’ State Alternate. VALERIE SUE WITTE Blazer Staff 4; Spanish Club 1; VICA 4. GREGORY A. ZERKLE Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. LAVOY E. COOK DAVID HALL ALAN HICKMAN Spanish Club 3. FTA 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FFA 3. Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wres- THOMAS COOK tling 3,4; Drama Club 3; VICA 4. RODGER DALE MINNIX VICA 4. a Science Club 3,4; French Club DANNY HELBERT 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4. KIRK MOORE VICA 4. RANDY LEE WOJCIECHOWSKI Spanish Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 3,4. VOYLE OMER HARTLEROAD Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; VICA 4. COMPLIMENTS OF KANDEL’S INSURANCE 37 Senior Memories | For Years to Come Indianapolis WHAT IS GRADUATION? A cap and gown A rose from a bouquet Pressed in a book — The program of the day The swell of music And a lifting of the heart — The feeling of a new life Soon to start Autographs gathered A flurry of ‘‘Good-byes”’ An unexpected stinging Of the eyes Speeches about the future Bright and new Long, silent dreams Of many things to do — Parties and dances Gifts and preparations Top 10% of Class: Ce Boe Me Pees bed Mini pe : : = Angelone, Kedric Koeppe, Carol Schrock, Susan Overcash. Not picture Se NS GEESE Kent Wegmann, Tony Keeler, Melissa Baughman. Jean Kyler McManus COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sunday, May 20, 1973--8:00 P.M. Processional Pomp Circumstance Elgar Invocation Kedric Koeppe Remarks Kenneth L. Cole, Superintendent Introduction of Speakers Dwight Fish Valedictorian Retha Martin Ruth Angelone Penny Gick, Kevin Kreischer Kent Wegmann, Wendy Wilson Presentation of Class...Robert E. Williams, Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Harold J. Kagey President of the Schoui Board DeKalb County Eastern Community Schools Class Song-- America Senior Class Song Leader--Dwight Fish Benediction Charles Curie Class Flower Recessional March from Athalia F. Mendelssohn Organist--Mr. Jay Blosser ‘““America’’ Let us be free now we've finished our duty together, Twelve years of hard wor k, and what have we done? There’s so many things we've learned, not all have been from the books — Now walk off to look for America. Teacher — | said — as he called my own class together, What do we fight about, why is there war? But through our time here we've learned that there’s peace somewhere — I'll go to look for America. Searching for truth as well as false things in the world — Until we realize the difference as we cross them by. Now it is finished, we’ve completed day after day. Wanting to leave but glad that we stayed. So now, we turn around and face anew goal ... It’s a big wide world out there. Teacher — I’m stuck on this problem, though | knew his was done, I’m alone and I’m scared and | don’t know why — Leaving behind us the things we all love — Well we all go to look for America ... all go to look for America ... all go to look for America ... Simon and Garfunkel Participants in Baccalaureate and Commencement were Kedric Koeppe, Kevin Kreischer, Charles Curie, Kevin Campbell, Retha Martin, Penny Gick, Robin Inlow, Ruth Angelone, Chris Keller and Wendy Wilson. The Future Is Open to the Unlimited Goals 41 CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Dwight Fish Vice-President Chris Keller Secretary Linda Girardot Treasurer Ruth Angelone SPOMSOlS =e Mr. Richard Crewse Mr. Wayne Madden CEASSZCOLORS Red, White, and Blue Power of Our TAKE TIME Whatever you do Take some time out today From the routines of living That stand in your way ... Take a minute to look At the brilliant blue sky And the lovely cloud pictures That go drifting by ... Spend sometime with a child — Share the laughter and joy And the innocent wonder Of small girlor boy ... Get in touch with a friend Who Is special to you And don't miss any chances To meet someone new ... Enjoy a bird’s song Or a walk in the sun — There’s so much to be seen And so much to be done That time spent with beauty And peace and content Is never time wasted But rather-well-spent! Elizabeth M. Gerus Most Sentimental: Sentiment is the life and soul of fine art! without, it is all a dead letter! Best Driver: A peculiar kind of fear they call courage. 42 Charles Rann Kennedy Most Romantic: One who has strong personal feelings of sentiment; high in feelings of affection and idealization of love. Most Intelligent: The people who make no roads are ruled out from intelligent participation in the world’s brotherhood. The Roadmender. 1,5 43 Senior Awards Most Courteous Most Popular Most Unforgettable Best Dressed Most Sentimental Most Respected Best Leader Most Attractive Biggest Appetite Best Sense of Humor Quietest Most Athletic Most Fun-Loving Most Romantic Most Likely to Succeed Best Driver Most Outstanding Most Hardworking Most Loyal Most Talented Most Persuasive Most Intelligent Best Smile Most Patriotic Most Outspoken Most Independent Most Studious King Oberlin Renee Funk Dwight Fish Wendy Wilson Dwight Fish Regina Pleunik Craig Sechler Susan Overcash Kevin Chapman Linda Girardot Charles Curie Retha Martin Charles Curie Ruth Angelone Don Shilling Wendy Wilson Alan Troyer Ann Knox Dwight Fish Theresa Blevins Tony Keeler Althea Glenn Kevin Campbell Robin Inlow Charlie Miller Theresa Blevins Bob Collins Peggy Crow Kent Wegmann Retha Martin Bill Smith Michelle Long Dwight Fish Ann Knox Voyle Hartleroad Retha Martin Charles Curie Donna Mayer Charlie Miller Chris Keller Rex Bercaw Ann Knox Kent Wegmann Retha Martin Don Shilling Vickie Houser Kedric Koeppe Mary Lou Rohm Roger Minnix Ann Knox Roger Minnix Becky Ervin Tony Keeler Retha Martin Top Scholars Named for 1973 Ruth Angelone Retha Martin Miss Retha Martin and Miss Ruth Angelone have been named as Valedic- torian and Salutatorian, respectively, of Eastside High School for the graduating Class of 1973, by Principal Ro bert E. Williams. Miss Martin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Martin of R. 2, Butler. She is a member of National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Thespian Club, and Spanish Club. She won the American Legion County Speech Contest in 1973, and has participated in numerous other school activities. Miss Martin has accumulated a grade point average of 3.906 in pursu- ing a college preparatory course of studies. Her future plans are to attend Taylor University and major in Psychology. Miss Angelone is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Angelone of Butler. She is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and is the Editor of the School yearbook. She has also participated in Band Activities during her high school career. Miss Angelone has also followed a college preparatory course of studies and has accumulated a grade average of 3.897. Her future plans are to attend Indiana University at Bloomington. WHEN THE JOURNEY STARTS... Nobody knows when the journey starts What he'll find along the way — A storm-tossed sea, a thicket of thorns Or a quiet, peaceful bay ... Nobody knows when the journey starts If he will travel alone Or in the company of cherished friends That he can call his own ... There is no map for the journey To guide our footsteps along Only our youth, our faith in ourselves And our courage to keep us strong... For youth is the time of hopes and dreams When life’s journey is only begun Till the hills and the valleys are safely crossed And the summit is finally won. Jean Kyler McManus Fn erg Bi 6 Fm NCE ey TR RS MoH Saye renee te a STROUD or 9 Se AE NTRION NP RSSy nemyueepaatrNre ee ears - eine ices meee aca ox =: pa ate nen nrc i li a ae sa eons (ray nyamn oom Y: Hee team oemwraane ta Gyecan7 aneabas mate ays NEMA HLS IOe grehm Tene me EEIETOO Se impans js 1 ates i “a ‘i rr Ls WW eS ie Get Your Popcorn Mike Antrup Jeanne Baker Vickie Baker Eddie Beerbower Lucinda Bevington Wally Bice Jayme Bissell Kim Bowser Bob Boylan Terry Brock Randy Bungard Katie Burns Janett Bush Ruth Cannon Kerry Carnahan George Carper Linda Carper Roger Carper Steve Charles Kay Coburn Charlotte Collins Sherry Collins Naomi Cook Dave Cooper Sherri Coulson Debbie Culbertson Donna DePriest Terry Dermott Marie Diehl Jeff Dielman Don Dilley Raymond Drake Jayne Dwyer Sam Eakright Carolyn Edgar Jake Fetters Rita Fish Steve Fisher Kris Foster Tina Frank Sherry Friedel Ralph Fry Alice Griffin David Groff Caroline Hall Lynn Hart Ramona Hartleroad Joe Hausbach Kevin Haverstock Mark Heffelfinger Tom Hicov Tim Hollabaugh LuAnne Hook Dennis Hoover Cheryl Hudson Mike Hulbert COMPLIMENTS OF CHANEY’S RESTAURANT 48 Peanuts and Cracke e 49 rjacks! | COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK AND MARILYN LAUB Anita Inlow Bob Johnson Dan Kaiser Theresa Kern Mary Keuneke Kevin Kimpel Kathy Kline Richard Koeneman Kim Kreischer Floyd Krontz Jim Lockhart Maurie Lothamer Max Lower Greg McBride Scott McDowell Steve McClish Sherry Maloy Gene Martin Mark Mast Mary Mayer Dennis Melchi Mike Michelson William Miles Dale Miller Charmaine Morrow Scott Parshall Bill Praul Shirley Quinn Jaynie Ramos Kathy Rector Tim Reed Lori Resor Randy Richmond Jeff Ridge Margie Rigby Dennis Robinette Jim Rosenbury Dean Schrader Tammy Sherer Doug Shockley Kent Strong Mike Suntken Pam Timmerman Teresa Timmerman Jerry Trenary Susan Troxell Rick Walters Steve Ward Pam Warstler Rick Webb Dennis Wegmann Mary Lou Whitman Rose Mary Whitman Alan Willibey LyNN Woodcox Hank Woods Right on Juniors!!! Jerry Worman Debbie Yoder Brad Zeisloft The juniors really got things together and made this a year to remember. Besides hold- ing the concession stand, they presented the football players with donuts and apple cider. The juniors were in charge of the maga- zine sales and broke, not only their goal, but all school records with a grand total of $8506.75 making a sizable profit to go to- wards the prom and next year’s senior act- ivities. Juniors showed their spirit in many ways throughout the school year. More times than not they won the spirit stick, they won the sectional poster contest, and it was also a junior who won the individual locker con- test. In the middle of the year the juniors sent money to the Northern Cheyenne Indian Re- servation in hopes that it would make things a little easier. For their class party they showed the movie “Wait Until Dark’. Afterwards, Scott Mc- Dowell and Mike Mickelson’s group played while everyone danced. The highlight of the Junior year was the prom, with the theme being ‘‘Un Jour du Paris’. For after prom _ entertainment “Atlantis” played. The juniors would like to thank their sponsors, Mr. Wagner and Mr. Zonker, for helping to make this a great year. 50 Jr. Pickles are Mmmm GOOD!!! Cream Her Jr. Class Officers: Charlotte Collins, Secretary; Gene Martin, President: Jake Fetters, V-Pres.; Lucinda Bevington, Treasurer. ’ + m | Teri Akey Linda Albertson Jack Allen Susie Anders Kim Anderson Mark Arnett Sherri Baker Brian Bartrom Steve Bellamy Steve Bevington Neil Bonecutter Mary Bopp Rick Boylan Joe Brown Rick Brown Jackie Campbell Holly Carpenter Danny Carper Cliff Casebere Steve Chapman Jim Charles Mary Charlton Andy Coats Debbie Collingsworth Brian Conway Gene Cook Janet Culbertson Cheryl Daniels Jay DePriest Pat Diehl Tom Diehl Doug Dilley Tonda Doll Barbara Drake Lynn Dunkelberger Susan Dwyer Barb Everetts Susan Farrer Dennis Ferguson Loren Fisher Jeff Fogleson Phyllis Edgar Bonnie Graham Rhonda Hankey Steve Hankey Ted Hansen Sherry Haupert Grace Hausbach Brenda Haverstock April Haynes Kris Hendrickson Rollena Hewitt Deannda Heyman Sue Hicov Becky Hill Larry Hogge Jackets and Jewels COMPLIMENTS OF HUFF AND CAMPBELL INS. AGENCY 52 Tom Hollabaugh Joyce Hook Shari Hook Herb Hoover Mitchell Hopkins Kent Houser Max Houser Cindy Howey Maribeth Hughes Carolyn Hulbert Darlynne Hulbert Sharon Hulbert Kim Jacquay Hazel Jensen Jon Johnson Mike Johnson Janet Jones Dick Kagey Laurie Kaiser Linda Kaiser Gary Kandel Carolyn Keesler Susan Kelham Veredith Keller Cathy Kern Tom Keuneke Susan Kimmel Mona Kinsey Vernon Kline Micki Koch Tim Kochert Jeff Krontz Bob Krontz John Lapp Marilyn Lengacher Kim Likes Jonetta Littlejohn Cindy Mansfield Cindy Melchi Gilbert Mercer Pam Miller Rick Mullett Esther Myers Denise McDonald Marie McPherson Gary Oberlin Yvonne Oberlin Tim Overcash Diane Owsley Steve Patton Nancy Poe Leonard Prentice Karen Pugh Carol Rector Jim Rediger Candy Richmond COMPLIMENTS OF E.V. BLUME 53 Catch Ya Later ... Shelly Richmond Richard Rosenberry Collen Rosener Tim Ross Martha Ross Deana Scott Nila Shuman Kenny Smith Yulonda Spencer Mark Staley Bonnie Stevenson Steve Studebaker Bruce Ulm Brenda Wade Dan Wagner Juneva Wasson Henry Whitman Roberta Wilkinson Ida Willard Rhonda Yeiser Sophomore Class Officers: Micki Koch, Treasurer; Kim Likes, Secretary; Becky Hill, V.-Pres.; Gary Oberlin, President. The Sophomore class of 1975 had a very productive year. The two main events that they experienced were the ordering and receiving of class rings and jackets. They decided to change the styles of the rings by ordering oval shaped ones instead of the common square style. The class colors of purple and white were chosen for their jackets. The Sophomores showed their spirit by winning the spirit stick many times and being the cheerblock for the WOWO Air Aces. Two horror films were shown at their first class party. The second was a dance and pizza party. They would like to give sincere thanks to their sponsors. 54 a es SEES sf, Sherry Alloway Rick Andrews Brenda Armstrong Margaret Ashley Dawn Billings Irma Blevins Steve Bohl Patty Bond Joann Bopp Bruce Bowman Beverly Brown Marcia Brown Julie Bungard Sue Bush Glenna Cairl Scott Caldwell Gale Cannon Leo Carper Peggy Carper Rick Chappell Jackie Cluster Tom Cluster Debbie Collins Paul Collins Rick Conley Cherie Cook Rick Coulson Debbie Creager Sam Culler Leota Curie Lee Daniels Fred Davis Laurie Davis Carolyn DePriest Nancy Diehl Gary Dielman Davey Doll David Dove Becky Dunkelberger John Edgar Cheryl Emenhiser Mark Farrell Meliane Fisher Nanette Frakes Jeff Freidenberger Paula Friedel Bonnie Friedel Kathy Fry Rex Fuller Kathie Gaff Kinda Ginder Jesse Glenn Sheila Gonser Kim Gonzales Scott Graham Chris Graves You’rein the COMPLIMENTS OF PUG’S NEWSTAND 56 Big World Now! ei, . BARRETT 5-$1.00 STORE COMPLIMENTS OF R.L Joe Graves Kevin Griggs Jeff Grobis Alvin Hankey Robin Hall Robin Haverstock Linda Harper Debbie Hayes Kevin Heffelfinger Randy Herrick Karlene Hewitt Tammy Heyman Steve Hood Ron Howard Tammy Howe Robert Hulbert Clifford Hull Eric Johnson Christal Jacquay Debbie Kaiser Chery! Kandel Debbie Keener Mike Keesler Lewis Kelsey Norman Kern Lewis Keissling Terry King lvan Koeneman Randy Koeppe Kristie Krontz Karen Lake Ted Lake Cathy Lambert Chris Lapp Bruce Laub Kevin Likes Rhonda Lothamer Laurie Loy Marty Loy Robyn McCann Penny Maloy Mike Mansfield Mike Mayer Ricki Meeks Chris Miller Joe Miller Roger Miller Sherri Miller Mark Miner Roger Myers Donna Newcomer Greg Newcomer Tammy Norrick John Patton Kim Phillips Ann Poe Vickie Pope Kathy Prosser Allen Praul Tammy Rayle Clint Renfrow Harold Rigby Rick Rinard Paul Roberts Danny Robinett Mike Roop Bernadetta Rubalcaba Susan Rucker Karen Russell Patty Schoonover Tony Sechler Gary Sipe Beverly Smith Roger Smith Gene Snyder Sherry Strawn Von Timmerman Larry Treesh Mike Troyer Randy Walters Randy Warstler Roger Watson Don White Rita Willibey Patti Winn Darlene Wolf Deborah Wood Mike Wood Rick Woodcox Scott Woods Teresa Woods Jeff Zerkle Getting the Hang of Things Freshman Class Officers: Roger Miller, Vice-Pres.; Dawn Billings, Treasurer; Paul Roberts, Pres.: Julie Bungard. Secretary: Rita Willibev. Renorter. a ! “y Linda Ahrndt Debby Anderson Tina Bacon Kirk Baker Max Baughman Tad Baughman Laura Bevington EHS Eighth Grade Mike Bissell Brian Burdick Bruce Burdick James Burns Stacy Campbell James Cannady Shari Carpenter Diane Casebere Patty Core Jody Coak Rick Coak Sharon Collins Roberta Collins Torrie Davis Randy Diehl Denny Drake Tom Dwyer Ed Emenhiser Lisa Ferguson Jim Fetters Gary Fogleson Kathy Glenn Becky Graves Esther Graves Daniel Groff Rick Gump Stan Hall Brad Hankey Julie Hantz Gail Harper Lane Hart Latrisha Hartleroad Danny Haverstock Steve Herrick Sherri Hickman Terri Hickman Steve Hogge Beth Hollabaugh Paul Holman | Greg Hook | Laura Hook Ron Hoover Doug Hose Jerri Howard Cindy Hudson Ruth Johnson | Joe Johnston Matt Kaiser Dave Kandel COMPLIMENTS OF DARRELL O. MILLER, OPTOMETRIST 60 Rounding the Corner Bret Kelham Jim Keuneke Tom Kimmel Joyce King Rosemary King Janey Kipp Larry Kline Dave Koch Cynthia Komanec Kim Krafft Dennis Krontz Ron Ladd Kathy Likes Ben Lothamer Jim Lung Kelly McBride Susan McCann Kevin McDowell Larry McKown Vicki McMaken Chris Mack Rick Mansfield Patti Markle Jerry Mays Robin Meek Charlene Melchi Sindie Miller Carson Moore Fonda Moore Jeff Morr Karen Myers Daniel Overcash Eldon Owsley Carol Petre Cindy Poe Bob Rector Lorna Reinhart Brent Resor Rick Richmond Cathy Rigby Frank Rinard John Rinard Chery! Rippe Annette Roselle Robert Rosenbury Lauri Ross David Schimpf Dorothy Schwartz David Sechler Bill Seltenright Brent Shull Chris Sipe Lance Snyder Leslie Snyder Roberta Soul Phil Staley COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSON’ ) FUNERAL HOME AND FURNITURE STORE 61 You’re on Your Way Sharon Stidam Butch Strong Jeff Surfus Allena Thacker Dennis Thacker Chuck Timmerman Clyde Trenary Tom Troxell Debbie Upp Steven Wade Fred Wagner Earl Warner Evelyn Wallace Nanette Warstler Kim Washler Lowell Webb Becky Webb Darrell Wolfe Teri Woodard Anne Woodcox Penny Woods Jeff Yates : : ’ Julie Yeiser | i, we ' , % 7 NOT PICTURED: Robert Yoder ' | -— | | Colleen Emenhiser Debbie Young ae _— r S 4 Tom Troyer Mike Zeigler 8 : me ‘, LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Charlene Mechi; Reporter, Beth Hollabaugh; Student Council, Dan Overcash; President, Mike Zeigler; V.-President, Stan Hall; Treasurer, Rick Richmond. : COMPLIMENTS OF NICK’S DISCOUNT 62 COMPLIMENTS OF COFFEE CUP 63 Brent Akey Dean Akey Gail Albertson Bill Allen Cheryl Alloway Nancy Bavin Rick Beaty Nina Beerbower Jeff Berndt Jeff Bice Brian Bowman Kitty Bowser William Brown Dan Busche Shawn Butler Melinda Cannady Bill Cannon Randy Chappell Ramon Chew Donald Clifton Mike Collins Tammy Collingsworth Theresa Conley Dean Cook Randy Cook Jeff Cox Mark Crow Susan Cummings Lisa Curcio Gloria Daniels Bruce DeLong Daniel Drake David Dowden Robert Edgar Chris Emenhiser David Fee Nan Frank Linda Freidenberger Kevin Fry Delia Fuentes Linda Gall Cindy Girardot Bob Gettinger Mona Gonzales Ed Groff Bruce Griffin Debbie Hall Denise Hall Greg Hall Dennis Hamman Charles Hampel Sandra Heffelfinger Nancy Helbert Tim Heyman Kelly Hollabaugh Kim Hollinger New Friends . Z Sandra Hood Alvin Hook Martin Houser Debbie Howard Jeff Hudson Jennifer Hudson Mike Immel Mark Jacquay David Jennings Barbara Jensen Donna Johnson Judy Johnsonbaugh Vickie Keener Terry Keesler Brian Kelham Dan Keller Laura Kelsey Eddie Kelley Jim Kreig Alan Krontz Racheal Lapp Brenda Lockhard Tracy Loy Brian Lung Kenneth Mack Mark Mansfield Sandy Mansfield Anita Martin Karen Mathes Charlotte Mayer Jon Mickelson Marilyn Miller Yvonne Miller Roy Minnix Leisha Mooneyhan Lisa Moore Debbie Mullett Barbara Mumma Chuck Mutzfeld Dwight Myers Robert Myers Susan Myers Shelly McBride Penny McCann Lorene McMaken Earl McPherson Connie Oberlin Jean Oberlin Tim Owsley Ned Powell Keith Prosser Randy Provines Darlene Pugh Kathy Ramos Fred Rayle COMPLIMENTS OF DR. F.A. DUNCAN 64 New Experiences! COMPLIMENTS OF MOLD SERVICE INC. . 65 Raymond Renfrow Mark Richmond Jack Ridenour Tony Salinas Lyle Sawvel Joleene Schimpf Ronnie Schmucker Danny Shaffer Dan Shuman Paula Smith Connie Snyder Joe Snyder Lyndall Stamper Sally Strange Dennis Strawn Wendy Strock Tammy Tatro Neil Thacker Sonja Thomas Vicki Treesh Roxanna Troyer Connie Vires Joyce Vires Chris Viorol Cary Wade Ernie Wallace Jeff Wagner Tony Warner Paul White Tina Wilmot David Winn Vickie Witte Cheryl Worman Ronald Yoder Michelle Zeigler Sharon Zimmerman LEFT TO RIGHT Treasurer Kim Hollinger Student Council. Kevin Fry Secretary Connie Snyder President Marilyn Miller Vice President Yvonne Miller Margaret Collins Dennis Davis Kurt Davis Virgil Duke Dave Green Pim Geeraedts Roland Harding Cheryl Johnson Randy Johnson Rosalie Kipp Delbert Krontz Steven Ochoa Calvin Roby Jim Roby Norma Jean Roby Sandra Schoonover Timothy Thiel Rita Vires Jr. High Students at Work il, wi Setting Policies or the tudents BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Keith Ulm, Mr. Harold Kagey, Mr. Vaughn Billings. TOP ROW: Mr. Argus Fisher, Mrs. Lynn Fisher, Mr. Reynold Johnson, Mr. Lloyd McClellan. Superintendent, Mr. Kenneth Cole BOTTOM: Ruth Ann McNabb, Assistant Bookkeeper; Virginia Laux, Bookkeeper. TOP: Lori Zigler, Secretary to Supt. Cole, Sally Jo Wertman, Clerical. Principal, Mr. Robert Williams Asst. Principal, Mr. Joe Smith Helping Improve Student Relations Nurse, Mrs. Alice Cole LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Joan Bonecutter, office secretary; Mrs. Meeks, office secretary; Mrs. Gloria Keltner, Mr. William’s personal secretary and extra- curricular treasurer; Mrs. Mildred Cairl, teacher’s aide. Women at Work TOP: Roberta Wilkerson, Geneva Pope, Kay Strombeck, Renee Funk, Carol Schrock, Susan Troxell. BOTTOM: Joyce Delagrange, Coleen Rosener, Sherry Maloy, Pat Diehl, Linda Hollabaugh. 70 i, 1 t Hola, Como estas? Mrs. Carmen Arribalzaga M.A. Spanish Mrs. Donna Jeane Baker B.S. English Mrs. Anne Bowden M.A. English Ms. Carol S. Brennan M.A. English Mr. Richard Lee Crewse M.S. Art Mr. Florian Cripe M.A., B.D. Geometry Mr. Jack Davis M.S. Physical Education Mr. Michael E. Davis B.S. Industrial Arts Mrs. Brenda Doden B.A. Choir Mr. John Fallis M.A. Algebra Mrs. Rose Marie Fetters B.S. Science Mr. Richard J. Foster M.A. Band 12 Mr. Keith Gerbers Mr. Robert Getts B.S. Business Mr. R. W. Guinther B.S. Agriculture Mrs. Janis L. Hood M.S. Business Mr. Stephen Jones Bese Industrial Arts Mrs. Nada Kelsey M.S. Ungraded Jr. High Mrs. Linda L. Long M.S. English Mrs. Jodie Myers B.A. English Here at Eastside, many of the teach- ers have been working hard on se- lecting new books and the English department met weekly for most of the school year to revise the Eng- lish Curriculum. Many faculty members give up great amounts of their time to sponsor extra-curricular activities. Their duties range from coaching to guiding classes, to advising organi- zations. Without the leadership of Capable faculty members, many of these activities would not be in existence. _Teachers were active in the area of sports too. They donned basket- ball uniforms and cheer leading outfits to raise money for the athle- tic department by playing the WOWO Air Aces. Even though the faculty lost to the Aces, the spirit was high and the students were proud. Mr. Wayne Madden M.S. Business Mrs. Beverly J. Martin M.S., B.A. Ungraded Sr. High Mrs. Sally Jo Maloney B.A. Physical Education Mr. James Massie B.S. Social Studies Mrs. Jan Morr B.S. English Mr. Kenneth L. Olin B.S. Chemistry Mrs. Maida Parshall Bon H ome Economics Mr. Al Peugeot B.A. U.S. History Mr. Duane Pullen Bess Science Mrs. Marcia Pullen M.S. Govt Econ Mrs. Carol Rufner M.S. Home Economics Mrs. Maria Schmidt A.B. Reading Specialist “Now this is the way it goes ... ’ Mr. Charles Shank B.S. Art Mr. Alfred F. Sherer Sr, M.A. Social Studies Miss Margaret J. Smith M.A. French Mr. Ishmael L. Smith M.A. Industrial Arts 74 Guidance Counselors ei Mr. Jerry T. Zonker Mrs. lva Scheuring M.S. M.A. Guidance Department Guidance Department Librarians Mr. Leon Strange M.A. Business Mrs. Hazel Teegardin A.B. Math NSWNA Mrs. Loretta S. Mitchell Mrs. Helen Sherer le ENA Mnt an B:A. Librarian B.S. Librarian Biology Mr. Merle Wagner : M.S., B.A. Ms. Nancy Everett Mr. Leo Robinson Physics M.S. M.S. Speech and Hearing Psychological Consultant Mrs. Diane Kay White B.A. English Mr. James White Bisa Social Studies Mr. David W. Williams Biss Industrial Arts ie The Establishment is Human Aren’t there any seats left? Fabian Sevitzky??? | : The little wig maker. Smile a little smile for me. 76 : COOKS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Maxine Kelley, Agnes Suntken, Dessie Casebere, Glendolene Ginder, Kathie Ginder, Mayola Walters. Without You We Are Nothing! CUSTODIAN: Mrs. Krontz. BUS DRIVERS: Harold Murphy, Bill Craeger, Cloyce Baxter, Mrs. Reinhart, Johnny Reinhart, Elaine Moughler, Armour Keller, Walter Fetters, Roy Baker, Earl Mast, Harold Casebere, Pete Akey, Jo Ann Meek. el: Ui ° ) aqe ANGE 4 mT Chhs PUREBRILAALORTLAERALLL AL Voc: peek) LARP RAUETTEURELULLLLRADRALLLD ROM “ike ee Sie. : ee, TUDE IBABET ELIDA é i Ei 2 @ rnin | : Council Arranges for Blazer Freedoms | eet te SERPS + FIRST ROW: Kevin Fry, Roger Miller, Theresa Kern, Treas; Kevin Campbell, V. Pres; Charles Curie, Pres; Ralph Kern, Sec; Kevin Likes, Danny Overcash. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Miller, Shari Hook, Kay Coburn, Dawn Billings, Penny Maloy, Kim Gonzales, Stan Hall, Henry Whitman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joe Smith, Sponsor; Tim Overcash, Kim Phillips, Cheryl Kandel, Chris Keller, Becky Hill, Donna Mayer, Barb Evertts, Donna DePriest. FOURTH ROW: Brian Conway, Tim Hollabaugh, Jake Fetters, Don Shilling, Scott Parshall, Kevin Chapman, Curtis Berndt. The Student Council had charge of many activities. The most import- ant to the students was the dress code revision. The 1973 Homecom- ing was planned with a dance, par- ade, and coronation. ‘‘Pride in East- side’’ week, “Field Day’’ and the sectional poster contest were ar- ranged to help raise spirit. Convos were selected for student enjoy- ment. They also created three new committees to help manage school rules and discipline; Student Re- lations, Curriculum Advisory Com- mittee, and Constitution Commit- tee. In junction with the AV Club, they put up over a hundred ‘“‘No Deer Hunting” signs to protect But- ler’s mascot, Suzy. This organiza- tion is the bridge between the stu- dent body and the administration. All their efforts are appreciated. Don’t worry! I've got everything under control! 80 NHS Honors Students FIRST ROW: Mr. Zonker, Sponsor; Kedric Koeppe, Reporter; Susan Overcash, V. Pres; Retha Martin, President; Donna Mayer, Sec Treas; Ruth Angelone, Historian. SECOND ROW: Lori Resor, Anita Inlow, Kris Foster, Mary Mayer, Mary Lou Rohm, Katie Burns, Tammy Sherer, Chris Keller. THIRD ROW: Gene Martin, Michelle Long, Charles Curie, Jake Fetters, Kent Wegmann, Tim Reed, Rick Walters, Doug Shockley, Carol Shrock, Theresa Kern. The Making of Teachers FIRST ROW: Mrs. Scheuring, Sponsor; Barbara Everetts, Librarian; Holly Carpenter, Treas; Don Shilling, V. Pres; Kent Wegmann, Pres; Michelle Long, Sec; Charles Curie, Parl; Retha Martin, Hist Rept; Maribeth Hughes, Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: LuAnne Hook, Linda Kaiser, Wendy Wilson, Susan Farrer, Charlie Miller, Rita Fish, Tammy Sherer, Jayne Dwyer, Kim Likes, Jackie Campbell. THIRD ROW: Roberta Wilkerson, Linda Girardot, Chris Keller, Kevin Chapman, Ruth Angelone, Scott Parshall, Shelley Richmond, Vickie Houser, Cheryl Ransom, Colleen Rosener. FOURTH ROW: Kay Strombeck, Greg Zerkel, Rex Bercaw, Tim Hollabaugh, Curtis Berndt, Dwight Fish, Tim Reed, Kevin Campbell, Carol Schrock. 81 re a aponeee See nein FEATURE TWIRLER Lori Resor DRUM MAJORS Dwight Fish Scott McDowell BLAZETTES Brenda Baker Linda McClish Diane Obendorf Brenda Haverstock Candy Richmond Pam Timmerman _ Jackie Campbell Sherry Baker Rhonda Yeiser Nanette Frakes Sherry Strawn Debbie Kaiser Cathy Lambert Kim Anderson Katie Burns Sherry Haupert Nancy Diehl Tina Frank Micki Koch Kinda Ginder Sherry Freidel FLAG CORPS Wendy Wilson Veredith Keller Rhonda Hankey Karlene Hewitt Ann Knox Patty Bond Kim Likes Theresa Woods Kathie Gaff Cindy Melchi Laurie Loy Cathy Prosser Sheri Miller Sheila Gonser The Beat | FIRST ROW: Shelley Richmond, Cheryl Kandel, Rita Fish, Holly Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Rohm, Glenna Cairl, Sherry Maloy, Ann Knox, Jayme Bissell, Maribeth Hughes, Barbara Everetts. THIRD ROW: Debbie Keener, Mona Kinsey, Sharon Hulbert, Darlene Wolf, Tim Ross, Karen Lake, Nila Shuman. FOURTH ROW: David Groff, Paul Roberts, Tony Sechler, Tom Hicov, Mike Mickelson, Randy Warstler, Dale Miller, Roger Watson, Jeff Dielman. BOTTOM ROW: Dwight Fish, Pres.; Kevin Haverstock, V. Pres.; Mr. Foster, Sponsor. TOP ROW: Kris Foster, Sec. Treas.; Alan Willibey, Equip. Mgr.; Shelley Richmond, Librarian. 84 ‘Goes on!! FIRST ROW: Leota Curie, Tammy Sherer, Susan Farrer, Kris Foster. SECOND ROW: Ruth Angelone, Kim Philips, Kathy Fry, Lorie Davis, Cindy Melchi, Wendy Wilson, Robert Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Roger Miller, Brenda Armstrong, Rita Willibey, Lynda Harper, Susan Kelham, Marilyn Lengacher, Joyce Hook, Jonetta Littlejohn, Sue Hicov. FOURTH ROW: Scott McDowell, Bob Boylan, Ronald Ladd, Dwight Fish, Ronda Lothamer, Laura Hook, Shari Hook, Kevin Haverstock. LAB BAND: FIRST ROW: Tammy Sherer, Roberta Wilkerson, Susan Farrer, Kris Foster, Holly Carpenter, Shelley Richmond, Mary Lou Rohm, Cheryl Kandel. SECOND ROW: Jayme Bissell, Maribeth Hughes, Mona Kinsey, Sharon Hubert, Brenda Armstrong, Karen Lake, Darlene Wolf. THIRD ROW: Alan Willibey, Ted Hansen, Roger Miller, Dwight Fish, Sue Hicov, Jonetta Littlejohn, Marilyn Lengacher, Joyce Hook. FOURTH ROW: Bob Boylan, Scott McDowell, Shari Hook, Kevin Haverstock, Laura Hook, Jeff Dielman. 85 PEP BAND ... THIS AND THAT Pete assists his father with tuning before the concert. | | ] FIRST ROW: Kathy Fry, Susan Farrer, Kris Foster, Alan Willibey, Roger Miller. SECOND ROW: Holly Carpenter, Leota Curie, Shelly Richmond, Mary Rohm, Cheryl Kandel, Maribeth Hughes. THIRD ROW: Nila Shuman, Karen Lake, Rita Willibey, Darlynne Hubert, Darlene Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Linda Harper, Susie Kelham, Joyce Hook, Jonetta Littlejohn, Sue Hicov. FIFTH ROW: Robert Boylan, Shari Hook, Kevin Haverstock, Rhonda Lothamer, Dwight Fish, Ronald Lad. SIXTH Does anyone remember our school ROW: Tom Hicov, Dale Miller, Dave Groff, Scott McDowell. victory song? One must be willing to be dedicated and to contribute to the success of the band. This organization puts in a lot of time and effort to provide a bevy of entertain- ment for its school and community. Not only do they contribute to Eastside’s spirit. by playing at the pep ses- sions and ballgames, but each year they give a Christmas and Spring concert. During the course of the year, the Blazettes and Flag Corps performed at the home football and basketball | games and also at the DeKalb County Fair. For a fund | raising project to buy pom-poms the Blazettes worked | diligently to sell candles. | This year the Band Boosters sponsored a candy sale _ for the expansion of the department. Also, for the first time, they had a Band Awards Banquet. Vocalists Expand Music Ability FIRST ROW: Irma Blevins, Sherry Alloway, Ruth Cannon, Dawn Billings, Delbert Krontz, Allen Praul, Jack Allen, Kim Anderson, Penny Maloy, Patty Bond, Regina Pleunik. SECOND ROW: Lynda Harper, Susan Dwyer, Lauri Davis, Becky Hill, Dave Obendorf, Lynn Hart, Mark Arnett, Craig Sechler, Bonnie Stevenson, Tammy Rowe, Kim Gonzales, Debbie Wood. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hook, Kenda Ginder, Jayne Dwyer, Pat Diehl, Ricky Meek, Mary Rohm, Chris Keller, Grace Hausbach, Steve Fisher, Randy Bungard, Debbie Collingsworth, Cindy Howe, Charlotte Collins, Robyn McCann, Karen Lake, Jayme Bissell. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Sherer, Julie Bungard, Nona Lichtsinn, Yvonne Oberlin, Dale Miller, Charlie Miller, Henry Whitman, Dwight Fish, Lauri Kaiser, Ida Willard, Juneva Wasson, Debbie Yoder, Sherry Friedel, Ramona Hartleroad, Alice Griffin. Boogie With the Swing Choir FIRST ROW: Julie Bungard, Mark Arnett, Chris Keller, Dave Obendorf, Cheryl Kandle. SECOND ROW: Dwight Fish, Shelly Richmond, King Oberlin, Ann Knox, Kevin Campbell, Jayme Bissell. THIRD ROW: Darlene Wolf, Jack Allen, Tammy Sherer, Kedric Koeppe, Becky Hill, Charlie Miller. FOURTH ROW: Ramona Hartleroad, Sherry Friedel, Lynn Hart, Ruth Angelone, Craig Sechler, Michelle Long, Kevin Chapman, Scott McDowell. FIRST ROW: Senora Arribalzaga, Sponsor; Linda Kaiser, Jackie Campbell, Davy Doll, Esther Myers, Sec; Tim Reed, V. Pres; Susan Overcash, Pres; Scott Parshall, Ruth Angelone, Treas; Veridith Keller, Tonda Doll, Carolyn DePriest. SECOND ROW: Nancy Deihl, Kathy Prosser, Tony Sechler, Brenda Armstrong, Cathy Lambert, Leota Curie, Jayne Dwyer, Patti Bond, Sherry Strawn, Debbie Kaiser, Paula Friedel, Gale Cannon, Bruce Bowman, Rhonda Hankey. THIRD ROW: Kim Gonzales, Norman Kern, Lewis Kelsey, Kim Likes, Mary Mayer, Nanette Frakes, Julie Bungard, Rita Willibey, Darlene Wolf, Kenda Ginder, Bruce Ulm, Charlie Miller, Retha Martin, Steve Hood. FOURTH ROW: Janet Jones, Grace Hausbach, Paul Roberts, Ted Hansen, Tim Overcash, Marty Loy, Dawn Billings, Cheryl Kandel, Eric Johnson, Penny Maloy, Rick Boylan, Jay DePriest, Gary Oberlin, Irma Blevins. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Wood, Chris Keller, Michelle Long, Charley Curie, Susan Kimmel, Don White, Clifford Hull, Steve Bevington, Jack Allen, Theresa Kern, Katie Burns, Donna Mayer, Linda Girardot, Sherry Alloway. SIXTH ROW: Tim Hollabaugh, Don Shilling, Kevin Campbell, Craig Sechler, Loren Fisher, Ralph Kern, Brian Conway, Gary Kandel, Tom Hollabaugh, Brian Bartrom, Jeff Freidenberger, Dave Obendorf, Kenny White. Each year the Spanish Club sponsors a scholar- ship fund in order for several students to go to Torreon, Coahuila Mexico. This year the club sent three girls: Chris Keller, Linda Girardot and Ruth Angelone. The program involves a six week Summer school. The participants stay in a Mexican home and are helped to fit in to the society and culture. There’s an option to go to Mexico City for four days. This tour includes visiting the famous Church of Guadalupe, the University of Mexico, several mark- et places and some other historical sights. The girls would like to thank all the donors who contributed toward the scholarship. In appreciation they provide a_ night’s entertainment at club meet- ings by showing their slides and souvenirs. The trip is a meaningful experience. It provides a chance to see how others live in a different coun- try. It is hoped that this worthwhile program will be continued for many years. 88 TT EI Club Amistad FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, Sponsor; Tammy Sherer, Secretary; Tim Reed, President; Kris Foster, Treas.; Teresa Timmerman, V. Pres. SECOND ROW: Kim Phillips, Jodi Bopp, Marcia Brown, Lynn Woodcox, Kevin Haverstock, Jayne Dwyer, Rick Mullet, Jim Charles, Mike Roop. THIRD ROW: Karen Russell, Roger Myers, Kevin Likes, Carolyn Hulbert, Colleen Rosener, Kathy Kern, Shari Hook, Roberta Wilkerson, Nila Shuman, Ruth Cannon, Tim Ross. FOURTH ROW: Terry Dermott, Curtis Berndt, Rita Fish, Roger Minnix, Tammy Norrick, Dave Groff, Sherry Friedel, Andy Coats, Lori Resor, Rick Webb. 89 FIRST ROW: Debbie Culbertson, Cindy Oberlin, Donna DePriest, Kay Coburn, Mrs. Hood, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susan Troxell, Donna Mayer, Charlie Curie, Sherry Maloy, Pam Timmerman, Susan Overcash. THIRD ROW: Gene Martin, Dora Fetters, Vickie Houser, Kay Strombeck, Kevin Chapman, Chris Keller, Linda Girardot, Diane Obendorf. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Wilson, Kevin Campbell, Craig Sechler, Tim Hollabaugh, Dwight Fish, Ruth Angelone, Don Shilling, Ann Knox. Dora Fetters, Photo Chairman; Pam Timmerman, Ass't Editor; Ruth Ange- lone, Editor; Mrs. Hood, Sponsor; Linda Girardot, Business Mgr. =RNE FIRST ROW: Geneva Pope, Valerie Witte, Peggy Crow, Joyce Delagrange. SECOND ROW: Susan Troxell, Renee Funk, Mrs. Hood, Sponsor. Trnrer Ly Qs The Blazer Staff works very hard to report Eastside’s news each month. Each edition is filled with the month’s events, interviews, birthdays, and puz- zles. All the girls wish to thank everyone who helped them gather news and contributed to the paper. They also would like to give a special thanks to their sponsor Mrs. Hood. Drama Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Cripe, Sponsor; Lynn Woodcox, Anita Inlow, Jim Charles, Lori Resor, Debbie Culbertson, Kris Foster, Laurie Davis, Julie Bungard, Kenda Ginder, Donna DePriest, Rick Webb, Kay Coburn, Cindy Oberlin, Retha Martin, LuAnne Hook. SECOND ROW: Mona Kinsey, Teresa Timmerman, Jayne Dwyer, Roberta Wilkerson, Lynn Dunkelberger, Cheryl Ransom, Donna Mayer, Charles Curie, Debbie Collingsworth, Susan Overcash, Brenda Wade, Nila Shuman, Norman Kern, Kim Gon- zales, Dawn Billings. THIRD ROW: Vickie Houser, Tammy Sherer, Deana Scott, Cindy Howe, Ramona Hartleroad, Charlotte Collins, Rita Fish, Sec.-Treas.; Don Shilling, Chris Keller, President; Katie Burns, Theresa Kern, Juneva Wasson, Alice Griffin, Ann Knox, Kevin Chapman, Michelle Long, Sherry Friedel. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Wilson, Alan Willibey, Dave Groff, Kay Strombeck, Ralph Kern, Tim Reed, V. President, Roger Minnix, Curtis Berndt, Kevin Haverstock, Mike Michel- son, Dwight Fish, Scott McDowell, Andy Coats, Dave Obendorf, Kedric Koeppe. The Drama Club is open to any student in grades 9-12. This year they produced the comedy “‘Charley’s Aunt’ di- rected by Mr. Cripe, and “Finian’s Rainbow''directed by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Doden. Part of the year was spent in making flats necessary for the production of Charley’s Aunt. They hope to add to these in the future. The Thespian troupe (1965) is an honorary organization af- filliated with the International Thespian Society. To become a member a student must earn at least ten points in drama work. This year they directed and produced six one-act plays. Thespian Club Best of Show Jennifer Graves April Haynes Kenny White Wendy Wilson FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hudson, Wendy Wilson, V. Pres; Nona Lichtsinn, Pres; Diane Owsley, Kim Likes, Mark Arnett, Kathie Gaff. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Hulbert, Ralph Kern, April Haynes, Jim Rediger. THIRD ROW: Tim Hollabaugh, Theresa Kern, Kenny White, Doris Johnson, Robin Inlow, Mark Miner, Bonnie Stevenson, Holly Carpenter, Loren Fisher, Melissa Baugh- man. FOURTH ROW: Pam Warstler, Rhonda Lothamer, Susan Kimmel, Mr. Crewse, Sponsor; Mr. Shank, Sponsor; Greg Zerkle. Vocational Means FIRST ROW: Phyllis Edgar, Katie Burns, Cindy Bevington, V. Pres; Mary Rohm, Pres; Alice Griffin, Sec; Linda Carper, Hist; Rhonda Hankey, Parl; Mrs. Rufner, Sponser. SECOND ROW: Jaynie Ramos, Treas; Debbie Creager, Margaret Ashley, Carolyn Hall, Rick Webb, Tammy Rayle, Sue Bush, Karlene Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Diane Owsley, Janet Jones, Tammy Rowe, Linda Albertson, Rosalie Kipp, Diane Obendorf, Kathie Gaff, Chris Lapp, April Haynes. FOURTH ROW: Ricki Meek, Deana Scott, Patti Winn, Roger Minnix, Don Shilling, Alan Willibey, Vickie Pope, Carolyn Edgar, Rhonda Lothamer. me © Style show participants eagerly await the delicious salads. The old and new president speak at the annual Spring Dress Revue. 94 Terry McClellan has the honor of meeting the governor. FRONT ROW: Jeff Fogleson, John Edgar, Mike Troyer, Kim Kreischer, Reporter; Roger Carper, Sentinel; Dennis Hoover, Treasurer: Dean Schrader, Secretary; Brad Zeisloft, V. Pres.; Jerry Trenary, President; Mr. Guinther, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gene Snyder, Bob Rosenberry, Sam Culler, Kim Jacquay, Mike Wood, Terry King, Fred Davis, Bob Krontz, Rick Chappell, Lee Daniels. THIRD ROW: Rick Rinard, Clint Renfrow, Jerry Worman, Kevin Kreischer, Steve McClish, Max Lower, Mark Mast, Bill Praul, Rick Conley, lvan Koenemann. FOURTH ROW: Steve Ward, Kevin Kimpel, Dan Kaiser, Mark Heffel- finger, Gary Sipe, Scott Caldwell, Dave Dove, Ralph Fry, Dale Miller, Maurie Lothamer. FIFTH ROW: Danny Robinette, Harold Rigby, Joe Brown, Steve Hankey, Jeff Ridge, Terry McClellan, Ron Gengnagel, Mike Mayer, Von Timmerman. SIXTH ROW: Rex Fuiler, Steve Studebaker, Randy Richmond, Rick Houser, Leonard Prentice, Kerry Carnahan, Greg Krontz, Jeff Grobis, Jerry Whitman, Duane McBride. 95 AV Does it for Free!!! FIRST ROW: Pam Timmerman, Lori Resor, Ramona Hartleroad, Treas.; King Oberlin, President; Dennis Ferguson, V. Pres. LuAnn Hook, Sec.; Randy Warstler, Mr. White, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Floyd Krontz, Jerry Trenary, Tammy Sherer, Pam Warstler, Sherry Friedel, Mike Mayer, Rick Mullett, Don Dilley. THIRD ROW: Mary Keuneke, Chuck Ervin, Marc Everetts, Kent Wegmann, Charles Curie, Jim Rosenbury, Katie Burns, Cliff Casebere. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Campbell, Ann Knox, Don Shilling, Bill Smith, Billy Miles, Tim Reed, Dwight Fish, Rick Walters, Andy Coats. Mr. White takes charge of organizing the audio-visual equipment. 96 Mag WN ® FIRST ROW: Mike Fogleson, Toni Dickerhoff, Keith Watson. SECOND ROW: Voyle Hartleroad, Penny Gick, Linda McClish. THIRD ROW: Kedric Koeppe, Nancy Laub, Brenda Baker. FOURTH ROW: Tony Keeler, Parimt; Don Gengnagel, V. Pres.; Lavoy Cook, Kirk Moore, Russell Vogelpohl, Glenn Keesler, Neal Martin, Reporter; Rick Timmerman, Kip Ginder. VICA Helps Youth FIRST ROW: John Ross, Terry McClellan, President. SECOND ROW: Tom Cook, Floyd Fowler, Rick Rickard. THIRD ROW: Teresa Blevins, Cathy Myers, Patti Howey. FOURTH ROW: Loxie Roberts, Connie Melchi, Diane Geyer. FIFTH ROW: Vickie Houser, Treas.; Cheryl Ransom, Sec.; Don Guy, Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Dave Hall, John Mansfield. o7 Jr. High Band and Choir Di cst FIRST ROW: Lori Ross, Roberta Soule, Lorna Reinhart, Stacey Campbell. SECOND ROW: Nanette Warstler, Ruth Johnson, Gail Harper, Julie Yeiser, Dean Cook, James Kreig. THIRD ROW: Nina Beerbower, Jennifer Hudson, Laura Kelsey, Debbie Upp, Cindy Girardot, Melinda Cannady, Fonda Moore, Sherri Hickman, Dan Groff, Chuck Mutzfeld. FOURTH ROW: Billy Cannon, Mark Richmond, Jon Michelson, Dennis Stawn, Darrell Wolfe, Joey Snyder, Brian Burdick, Frank Richard, Jerry Mayes, David Koch. FIRST ROW: Rick Beaty, Michelle Zeigler, Robert Edgar, Roy Minnix, Linda Gaff, Debbie Mullet, Sandi Mansfield, Nancy Bavin, Jeff Bice, Nan Frank. SECOND ROW: Lyle Sawvel, Brian Bowman, Mark Jacquay, Danny Shaffer, Vickie Witte, Jean Oberlin, Delia Fuentes, Kelly Hollabaugh, Tracy Loy, Martin Houser, Dennie Hamman, Brian Kelham, Robert Myers, Lyndell Stamper, Fred Rayle, Ronnie Schmucker, Dan Shuman. THIRD ROW: Lori McMaken, Bill Brown, Bruce Delong, Kathy Ramos, Susan Myers, Debbie Hall, Joleene Schimpf, Cheryl Alloway, Darlene Pugh, Laura Kelsey, Danny Drake, Lisa Curcio, Sally Strange, Shaw Butler, Connie Oberlin, Mona Gonzales, Chris Emenhiser, Nancy Helbert, Cheryl Worman, Rachael Lapp, Judy Johnson- baugh, Susan Cummings, Wendy Strock, Bill Allen, Kenneth Mack, Brenda Lockard. FOURTH ROW: Mark Crow, Kevin Fry, Melinda Cannady, Yvonne Miller, Cindy Girardot, Judy Ols, Joe Snyder, Ed Groff, Mike Immel, Charles Hampel, Linda Frieden- berger, Vicki Treesh, Daniel Busche, Jeff Berndt, Earl McPherson, Randy Chappell, Gail Albertson, Penny McCann, Tammy Collingsworth, Randy Provines, Alvin Hook, Greg Hall, Brian Lung, Kim Hollinger, Sharon Zimmerman, Randy Cook, David Fee, Dwight Myers, Jim Kreig, Debbie Howard. 98 Develop Music Potential FIRST ROW: Sandy Hefflefinger, Kim Hollinger, Sonja Thomas. SECOND ROW: James Burns, Becky Webb, Shari Carpenter, Laura Bevington, Tina Wilmot, Kelly McBride. THIRD ROW: Patti Markle, Ben Lothamer, Jeff Moore, Tom Dwyer, Tony Warner, Eddie Kelly, Danny Shuman, David Jennings, John Rinard. FOURTH ROW: David Winn, Bruce Burdick, Ronald Ladd, Debbie Anderson, Anne Woodcox, Cathy Rigby, Dan Haverstock, Jeff Yates, Mike Bissell, Laura Hook. FIRST ROW: Esther Graves, Linda Ahrent, Dan Overcash, Gail Harper, Cindy Komanec, David Koch, Nanette Washler, Becky Webb, Frank Rinard, Jim Fetters. SECOND ROW: Kelly McBride, Carol Petre, Sindie Miller, Cindy Hudson, Rick Cook, Ron Ladd, Dennis Drake, Max Baughman, Greg Hook, Patty Core, Jody Cook, Sharon Stidam, Christine Mack. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Wallace, Cheri Rippe, Roberta Soule, Charlene Melchi, Vicki McMaken, Sharon Collins, Latrisha Hartleroad, Kathy Likes, Roberta Collins, Rosemary King, Laurie Hook, Debbie Upp, Lisa Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Young, Cathy Rigby, John Rinard, James Burns, Mike Bissell, Larry McKowen, Doyle Miller, Jerry Mays, Dave Schimpf, Tom Troxell, Diane Case- bere, Roxanne Troyer. Research for Science FIRST ROW: Denise Ferguson, Sec.-Treas.; King Oberlin, Pres.; Charlie Curie, V. Pres. SECOND ROW: Rick Mullet, Kay Strombeck, Tim Reed, Roger Minnix, Cliff Casebere. Theresa Kern and Alan Willibey receive high honors at Science Fair. King Oberlin receives a first at local Science Fair and is awarded a_ scholar- ship at Tri-State College. GAA Softball FIRST ROW: Anita Inlow, Sherry Maloy, Penny Maloy, Robin Inlow, Pam Timmerman, Debbie Culbertson, Mary Bopp. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hulbert, Holly Carpenter, Sue Kimmel, Theresa Kern, Cheryl Hudson, Janet Jones, Mrs. Morr, Coach. Eastside’s Bowlers FIRST ROW: Tammy Rowe, Julie Bungard, Nanette Frakes, Linda Harper. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baker, Coach; Diane Obendorf, Kim Likes, Geneva Pope, Miss Brennan, Coach. THIRD ROW: Nona Lichtsinn, Vickie Baker, Kay Strombeck, Rhonda Lothamer. 102 e208 : | Rayne ADs TOP: Mrs. Maloney, Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Hudson, Sec.-Treas.; Robin Inlow, V. Pres.; Theresa Kern, President. BOTTOM: 103 Volleyball FIRST ROW: Anita Inlow, Penny Maloy, Debbie Culbertson, Tonda Doll, Miss Smith; Coach. SECOND ROW: Theresa Kern, Nona Lichtsinn, Kathy Fry, Robin Inlow, Mary Bopp. THIRD ROW: Rita Willibey, Marcia Brown, Cheryl Hudson, Basketball FIRST ROW: Debbie Culbertson, Anita Inlow, Veredith Keller, Amy Mayer, Mascot; Susan Dwyer, Penny Maloy, mary Bopp, Mrs. Morr, Coach. SECOND ROW: Sherry Maloy, Jayne Dwyer, Robin Inlow, Teresa Timmerman, Kathy Fry, Mary Mayer, Kathy Kern, Manager. THIRD ROW: Rita Fish, Rita Willibey, Holly Carpenter, Deborah Wood, Susan Farrer, Dora Fetters, Chris Keller, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Hudson, Martha Ross, Theresa Kern, Susan Kimmell, Debbie Keener, Susan Kelham. 104 istrict ... Regional... State FIRST ROW: Rita Willibey, Theresa Kern, Susan Kimmel, Vickie Baker, Nona Lichtsinn, Susie Kelham, Susan Dwyer, Kathy Kern. SECOND ROW: Rita Fish, Charlotte Collins, Debbie Woods, Cheryl Hudson, Ann Knox, Holly Carpenter, Cindy Oberlin, - Katie Burns. THIRD ROW: Sharon Hulbert, Kathy Kline, Chris Keller, Susan Farrer, Marie Diehl, Cindy Melchi, Mary Bopp, Mrs. Maloney. FOURTH ROW: Janet Jones, Robin Inlow, Debbie Culbertson, Anita Inlow, Mona Kinsey, Tammy Rowe, Veredith Keller. New Coach . New Goals 81 +80 164 one Tesaesel FIRST ROW: Rick Rickard, Craig Sechler, Dirk Ross, John Ross, Kevin Kreischer, Dave Ovendorf, Charlie Miller, Bill Smith, Rex Bercaw, Kevin Campbell, Dave Hall, Don Shilling. SECOND ROW: John Fallis, Head Coach, Rick Walters, Doug Shockley, Mike Hulbert, Gene Martin, Terry Dermott, Kerry Carnahan, George Carper, Bill Miles, Jeff Ridge, Scott Parshall, Jim Rosenbury. THIRD ROW: Mr. Peugeot, Assistant Coach, Tom Hollabaugh, Tim Kochert, Jay DePriest, Tim Ross, Steve Bevington, Jim Rediger, Russell Tucker, Steve Bellamy, Eugene Cook, Gary Kandel, Mr. Massie, Mr. Gerber, Assistant Coaches. Rex Bercaw Dave Hall Kevin Kreischer Charlie Miller Dave Obendorf Rick Rickard HS Grid Iron Dirk Ross John Ross Craig Sechler Don Shilling Bill Smith I’d Run a Mile for Eastside FIRST ROW: Mike Johnson, Randy Wojciechowski, Kris Hendrickson, Jake Fetters, Gary Oberlin, Randy Warstler. SECOND ROW: Rick Brown, Jon Johnson, Tim Hollabaugh, Jeff Dielman, Brian Conway, Mr. Davis, Coach. One of Davis’ pep talks. Jake running hard. 108 When the Going Gets Tough FIRST ROW: Coach Peugeot, Jim Roby, Gary Oberlin, Tony Sechler, Bob Hulbert, Asst. Coach, Mr. Massie. SECOND ROW: Allen Praul, Kevin Campbell, Scott Parshall, Dennis Hoover, Mike Hulbert, Rick Brown, Jerry Worman, Gene Martin. THIRD ROW: Don Dilley, Kris Hendrickson, Mark Houser, Tim Ross, Terry McClellan, Roger Myers, Dick Koenemann, Paul Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Ridge, Bill Miles, Tom Diehl, Brian Conway, Jeff Dielman, Rick Rickerd, Eugene Martin, Charlie Miller. FIRST ROW: Mr. Davis, Varsity Coach; Jerry Worman, Mgr; Kris Hendrickson, Mgr; Mr. Gerber, Reserve Coach. SECOND ROW: Jake Fetters, Terry McClellan, Jeff Ridge, Tim Hollabaugh, Terry Dermott, Jeff Dielman, Rick Rickard, John Ross, Doug Shockley, Nobody Messes With Terry McClellan Rick Rickard John Ross 110 FIRST ROW: Gary Oberlin, Ted Hansen, Jay DePriest, Rick Brown, Tim Kochert, Tom Hollabaugh, Herb Hoover. SECOND ROW: a Gerber, Coach; Lynn Hart, Rick Wlaters, Tom Diehl, Brian Conway, Gary Kandel, Loren Fisher, Jon Johnson, Kent Houser, anager. FIRST ROW: Delbert Krontz, Mgr.; Dirk Ross, Tim Ross, Steve Bevington, Jim Roby, Robert Hulbert. SECOND ROW: Mr. Massie, Coach; William Miles, Russell Tucker, Dave Hall, Gene Martin, Sam Culler, Pim Geeraedts, Mgr. Dave Hall 4 Dirk Ross 1i2 Eastside’s Greensmen C Mr. Gerbers, Coach; Jeff Zerkle, Dave Obendorf, Don Shilling, Craig Sechler, Greg Zerkle, Rex Bercaw, Mike Roop. FIRST ROW: Mr. Davis, Coach; Leo Carper, Rick Rinard, Jake Fetters, Ted Hansen, Kevin Likes, Mike Mansfield. SECOND ROW: Mike Mayer, John Mansfield, Jon Johnson, Herb Hoover, Tom Hollabaugh, Steve Bellamy, Jim Rosenbury. THIRD ROW: Mike Ziegler, Rick Walters, Loren Fisher, John Ross, Tim Hollabaugh, Doug Shockley, Jim Rediger, Randy Warstler. Batmen Have Productive Season 114 : A Spirited Organization | | FIRST ROW: Ms. Brennan, Sponsor; Debbie Hall, Janet Culbertson, Tonda Doll, Brenda Haverstock, Michelle Long, Kay | Strombeck, Rhonda Hankey, Mrs. Pullen, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Tina Wilmot, Kelly Hollabaugh, Janet Jones, Veredith Keller, Cindy Melchi, Roberta Wilkerson, Jackie Campbell, Kim Likes, Melinda Cannady. THIRD ROW: Michelle Zeigler, Nina Beerbower, Torrie Davis, Dawn Billings, Sherry Alloway, Irma Blevins, Carolyn DePriest, Tammy Rayle, Marilyn Miller. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Curcio, Cindy Girardot, Teresa Conley, Kitty Bowser, Kim Hollinger, Lorna Reinhart, Julie Hantz, Kathy Likes, Stacy Campbell. FIFTH ROW: Kim Washler, Sally Strange, Laura Hook, Beth Hollabaugh, Diane Casebere, Connie Snyder. 115 Cheerleaders Chant Ann Knox AINE ee, With Blazer Power The cheerleaders raised money by having bake sales and car washes to help pay the fee for cheer camp. The football season began with a new kind of feeling this year. The new coaching staff really had the guys fired up. We wanted the crowd to match this enthusiasm and during the year both adults and students worked very hard to prove their spirit. Throughout the basketball and football seasons we worked hard to support the team by decorating locker rooms, preparing orange slices for the teams at half time, and decorating the players’ buses. Donna Depriest, Captain Becky Hill 117 Micki Koch EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EHS EES ES EHS EHS May EHS EHS EHS EHS Ens EHS EHS EHS ES ACAC Sectional NR RR Re WOCKHDNON ODMH 45% TRACK Garrett 12 Churubusco 70 Hamilton 64 Lakeland 60 Woodlan 74 Carroll 70 Prairie Heights URS Leo ig Central Noble 73 Angola 60 BASEBALL Churubusco Edgerton Heritage (double header) Prairie Heights Hamilton Lakeland (double header) Fremont Central Noble Hicksville (A B) Leo WRESTLING 17 Adams Central 54 16 Woodlan 1 18 West Noble 54 31 Norwell 28 12 Edgerton 60 33 Howe Military 30 20 Angola 49 13 Carroll 52 13 Homestead 54 No. 4 LS No. 7 118 BASKETBALL Nov. 22 25 Dec. 1 Z 9 15 16 PBs Jan. , 12 16-20 26 Zt Feb. 2 8 9 10 16 Ty. 21-24 EHS 6 EHS 13 EHS. 0 EHS: 12 EHS 12 Pris i2 EHS: 90 EHS. 6 EHS i5 Angola Norwell Leo Heritage Homestead Fremont Southern Wells Busco Woodlan Adams Central ACAC Prairie Heights Carroll Garrett Hamilton Edgerton DeKalb Whitko West View Sectional FOOTBALL Woodlan Carroll Busco Lakeland Fremont Hamilton Homestead Adams Central Leo CROSS COUNTRY Fremont 20 Whitko 20 Carroll 15 Heritage tS Busco 204 So. Wells 36 Garrett 16 Lakeland 25 Adams Central 20 Woodlan 15 4 Woodlan 15 Homestead 5 | Leo 21 Woodlan 15 Norwell 15 Busco 17 Angola 16 Hamilton 17 Leo 25 SR RS St RENIN ee SS pee — GAA TRACK GOLF April 2 DeKalb EHS 189 Woodlan 167 12 Lakeland EHS 168 Hamilton 146 16 Hamilton EHS 201 Leo 158 24 Leo — Churubusco So. Wells 194 26 Concordia EHS 202 Woodlan 164 30 Homestead — Carroll Adams Central 180 May 5 District EHS 198 Carroll 156 8 ACAC Norwell 178 IZ Regional EHS 178 Busco 173 19 State EHS 212 Heritage 175 Homestead 165 EHS 179 Busco 181 Norwell 176 EHS 183C. Noble 167 | CAC 371 pis. No. 10 BOWLING GAA BASKETBALL The GAA bowling team EHS 28 Leo 27 placed 12th out of 68 EHS 20 DeKalb 25 teams at the state bowl- EHS 29 Adams Central 14 ing meet held at Marion, EHS 25 Angola as Indiana. Vickie Baker was EHS 31 Lakeland 24 one of the top finalists EHS ZA Homestead 35 in the state. The team EHS o Hamilton 14 was also invited to play EHS 38 East Noble 25 at Garrett and DeKalb EHS 30 Busco 31 High School. , EHS Z3 Lakeland 30 SOFTBALL. EHS 9 Leo i3 VOLLEYBALL EHS 8 DeKalb 20 FHS. 20 Busco 12 Oct. 2 Leo 12 Carroll 18 Edgerton 19 Leo 3 DeKalb 26 Carroll 30 ACAC eu ACAC Nov. 13 Hamilton 119 Nucleus of Sports Activities FIRST ROW: Gary Oberlin, Rick Rickerd, Kevin Campbell, Terry McClellan, Gene Martin. SECOND ROW: Charlie Miller, ( Kevin Kreischer, Allen Troyer, Jerry Worman, Rick Brown, Charlie Curie, Sam Eakright, George Carper, Randy Wojciechowski. THIRD ROW: Dan Bush, Scott Parshall, Don Shilling, Steve Bellamy, John Mansfield, Mike Hulbert, Craig Sechler, Dave Obendorf, Jake fetters. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hall, Denny Hoover, Bill Smith, Greg Zerkle, Rex Bercaw, Ralph Kern, Richard Koenemann, Tim Ross, Jim Roby. FIFTH ROW: Kris Hendrickson, Tom Hollabaugh, Tom Diehl, John Ross, Jeff Dielman, Terry Dermott, Tim Hollabaugh, Jeff Ridge, Keith Wegmann. SPORTS AWARDS DAY MAY 15, 1973 Football : | Outstanding Offense — Charlie Miller Mr. Defense — John Ross Most Valuable Player — Kevin Campbell Basketball Most Valuable Player — Rick Rickerd Wrestling Most Valuable Player — Mike Johnson Track Most Valuable Player — Kevin Campbell | Most Valuable Athlete — Kevin Campbell GAA | Track Most Valuable Player — Theresa Kern Most Valuable Player for all Fall Sports — Theresa Kern 120 Freshmen Football FIRST ROW: Gene Snyder, Kevin Likes, Rick Rinard, Mike Woods, Mike Keesler, Roger Smith, Mr. Gerbers, Coach. SECOND ROW: Tony Sechler, Bob Hulbert, Paul Roberts, Randy Koeppe, Harold Rigby, Sam Culler, Chuck Mutzfeld, Mer. THIRD ROW: Gary Dielman, Gary Sipe, David Dove, Roger Myers, Rex Fuller, Scott Caldwell, Jim Lung, Mgr. } EHS O- Woodlan EHS 0. Leo 14 | EHS 0 Angola 8 EHS 14 Lakeland 0 | EHS ©) Hicksville 49 EHS 6 Lakeland 8 EHS ae Garrett 20 Freshmen Basketball FIRST ROW: Rick Rinard, Paul Roberts, Eric Johnson, Randy Koeppe, Kevin Likes. SECOND ROW: Scott Woods, Dave Dove, Jeff Freidenberger, Roger Myers, Gary Sipe, Von Timmerman. EHS 30 Garrett 44 EHS 24 Leo 42 EHS 42 Angola 45 EHS 44 Woodlan 55 EHS 24 DeKalb 39 EHS 34 Churubusco 50 EHS 28 Angola 52 EHS 33 East Noble 75 EHS 20 Fremont 40 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tammy Rayle, Dawn Billings, Sherry Alloway, Carolyn DePriest, Irma Blevins. 122 EHS O New Haven 30 | EHS 0) Leo 20 | EHS 20 Churubusco 6 EHS 18 Hamilton 10 EHS 0) Woodlan 56 EHS 28 Angola 18 EHS Ze Garrett 6 EHS i Ashley 14 | FRONT: Diane Casebere. LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Hook, Beth Hollabaugh, : Julie Yeiser. TOP: Torrie Davis. Jr. High Football FIRST ROW: Mr. White, Coach; Rodney Schmucker, Terry Keesler, Alvin Hook, Danny Shaffer, Tony Salinas, Mr. Madden, Coach. SECOND ROW: Dennis Strawn, Jim Krieg, Tom Dwyer, Dave Sechler, Ed Emenhiser, Dean Akey, Bret Kelham, Ricky Gump. THIRD ROW: Chris Emenhiser, Mike Immel, Charles Hampel, Mark Richmond, Randy Diehl, Ed Kelley, Dean Cook, Bobby Rosenbury. FOURTH ROW: Greg Hook, Brent Shull, Ned Powell, Randy Chappel, Dennis Thacker, Joe John- ston, Jeff Hudson, Phil Staley. FIFTH ROW: Steve Hogge, Stan Hall, Lance Snyder, Larry McKown, Jeff Yates, Jerry Mayes, Earl McPherson, Rick Richmond. 123 FIRST ROW: Mr. Puegeot, Coach; Tom Dwyer, Bill Seltenright, Lane Hart, Rick Mansfield, Mike Zeigler, Manager. SECOND ROW: Randy Diehl, Brent Resor, Kim Kraff, Dave Kandel, Phil Staley, Chris Sipe. THIRD ROW: Tom Kimmel,Chuck Timmerman, James Burns, Jim Cannady, Jeff Yates, Leslie Snyder, Kevin McDowell. Seventh Grade Basketball FIRST ROW: Mr. Getts, Coach; Jim Owsley, Robert Myers, Eddie Kelly, Danny Shaffer, Tony Salinas. SECOND ROW: Gail Albertson, Ned Powell, Randy Cook, Dan Busche, David Winn, Jeff Hudson, Randy Chappell. 124 Jr. High Track FIRST ROW: Rick Beatty, Tony Warner, Raymond Chew, Tony Salinas, Danny Shaffer, Bob Myers, Roy Minnix, Denny Strawn, Danny Shmucker, Mr. Fallis, Coach. SECOND ROW: Kenny Kinsey, Dave Sechler, Ed Emenhiser, Chris Emenhiser, Joe Snyder, Chuck Mutzfeld, Danny Drake, Dan Overcash, Bill Seltenright, Tom Dwyer. THIRD ROW: Lane Hart, Tom Mack, Bob Rector, Phil Staley, Rick Chappell, Matt Kaiser, Brent Resor, Tom Diehl, Gail Albertson, Eldon Owsley. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Gump, Steve Herrick, Randy Cook, Steve Hogge, Butch Strong, Lance Snyder, Larry McKown, Jon Mickelson, Dan Busche, Doug Hose, Denny Drake, Carson Moore. EHS 35 Avilla 65 EES 30 Busco 70 EHS 31 Hamilton 69 EHS Ss Woodlan 67 EHS 40 McIntosh 49 EHS 40 Ashley 28 EHS 25 New Haven dhs. EHS 32 Leo 68 EHS 34 Arcola 66 EHS 46 Fremont 54 BOTTOM: Debbie Hal!. MIDDLE: Marilyn Miller, Connie Snyder. TOP: Michelle Zeigler. 125 Celebrate! LS oe re N SSO da LUBLIN ) Record-Weraly Serving the People of Butler and Delxqgib County fov Over 106 Years f CLASSIFXIED ADS | “FARM NEWS LOCAL + coUNTY NEWS , SCHOOL NEWS SPORTS 1 Editor DvleeELlen Fovd Phone? 868-2175 oe well. 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Gee INDIANA MICHIGAN vets ELECTRIC COMPANY Se SS ee Sp ape enn een SS ee ee VULCRAFT A Division of Nucor Corporation Post Office Box 1000 St. Joe, Indiana 337-4115 “WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF STEEL JOISTS” | Complete line of GENERAL ELECTRIC WHIRLPOOL Home Appliances KAISER RCA (XL-100) G. E. Color T.V. The Finest in Sales Service U.S. 6 West Butler, Indiana Angola Auburn Better Quality, Friendlier Service 427 South 132 E. 7th Greater Savings 665-3963 925-4266 in Store Bakery Our Compliments GEORGE’S SPORT SPOT to The Class of 1973 1325 S. Randolph St., Garrett, Indiana CRANE EDMUND CORPORATION COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS CONVERSE BATA SHOES WE CARE ... FRIENDS USUALLY DO THE KNISELY NATIONAL BANK of BUTLER Member F.D.I.C. GEDDES DRUG STORE, INC. 136 South Broadway Make This Bank Your Business Home 868-2332 Butler, Indiana FDIC Member Federal Reserve System Phone (219) 868-2177 TN.) TOOL STAMPING CO., INC. 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Also Custom Work Butler, Indiana HIGLEY BOOK STORE 108 West Oak Street Butler, Indiana ‘The Store with the Upward Look”’ ARMSTRONG FLORIST We Carry a Complete Line of Cut Flowers and Plants 313 W. Green Street Butler, Indiana Phone 868-2571 HAROLD’S SUPER DOLLAR St. Rd. 6 Quality Groceries Choice Cut Meats Fresh Produce for Nuger Interiors: Canpel Tpecialist 215 SOUTH BROADWAY BUTLER, INDIANA 46721 219-868-2818 THE SAINT JOE NEWS YEISER’S STANDARD SERVICE Tune Up Specialist St. Joe, Indiana SISTER’S EMPORIUM Sewing Needs — Ready to Wear Crafts and Custom Sewing St. Joe, Indiana 337-3535 JIGGS’ MOTOR SERVICE St. Joe, Indiana Phone 337-2425 Repairing — Gas — Oil — Accessories HYDRODYNE BOATS Box 65 Spencerville, Indiana 46788 134 Motto | play it cool And dig all jive — That’s the reason | stay alive. My motto As | live and learn Is Dig and be dug in return. Langston Hughes Compliments of SPENCERVILLE MARATHON | Keith Timmerman | (Timmy) | STROMBECK REALTORS eASSoN ' {Ss aN | ps i Ss - s = 4 REALTORS Awe Vcrive ; Miran esr os crea ks Residence 337-3325 Joan Morr, Assoc. 337-2818 Compliments of BROWN FURNITURE AND HARDWARE St. Joe, Indiana RALPH SECHLER AND SON, INC. Pickle Specialties St. Joe, Indiana | | Compliments of Parents Committee Wabash College Crawfordsville, Indiana A Liberal Arts College for Men SOUDERS’ HOME CENTER One of the Midwest's Largest Country Furniture Stores Grabill, Indiana Compliments of TRI-WALL CONTAINERS, INC. Butler, Indiana PARKISON SALES AND SERVICE 100 S. Broadway Butler, Indiana 868-5143 The Only Authorized Franchise Servicing Dealer for : 1TH ROM 727 00. Dr. J. H. Wilkinson O. D. Contact Lenses Glasses @ Bud Smith’s DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER West U.S. 27 8 — Auburn, Indiana 135 Phone 925-1233 GRABILL HARDWARE “Visit Our Old-Fashioned Modern Store.” We are the FRIENDLY ONES! Grabill, IN Phone 627-2012 GENGNAGEL FUEL CO. L. P. Gas, Fuel Oil, Heating Phone 925-3300 Auburn, Indiana GRABILL CABINET COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Quality Cabinets Grabill, Indiana 627-2131 Compliments of STAR-LITE MOTEL Auburn, Indiana CHORPENNING PLUMBING AND HEATING 217 South Broadway Butler, Indiana Complete Hardware Phone 868-2940 FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK ... Now that you've turned to the final page in the 1973 Easterner, | hope you take time to read this note. It takes a lot of imagination and determination to publish a yearbook. One could never realize just how much unless they have done it themselves. There are several people who | would like to give a sincere thanks for standing by me and helping me this past year. Linda Girardot, commonly known as my right hand, was our Business Manager this year. She and her staff organized and carried out the advertisement campaign. After her work was done she was always there to help me meet deadlines.She gave up many nights after school to prepare layouts and copy. | could never truly express how thankful | am that she was there. Pam Timmerman, Sherry Maloy, and Dora Fetters also spent a lot of time with pictures and typing. They certainly took a lot of work off my hands. Thank you. The artwork that you have seen throughout the book was done by Wendy Wilson, Kenny White, and Mrs. Lois Girardot. It’s these added touches that make this yearbook unique. They deserve a sincere thanks. At the beginning of this year | started out with very little know- ledge about the publications business. There are two people who took a tremendous amount of patience with me and taught me the basics: Mr. James Arthur and Mr. Photographer (Don). | wish to thank them and apologize for all the headaches | put them through. As | said before Linda and | spent many nights after school to produce this book for you. Several people need to be recognized for their helpfulness. The night custodians were very nice to us when we wanted in our publications room at night. Also thank you very much to the person who didn’t get mad at me for spending so many hours away from home. The food you brought us was good too! A special thanks goes to Mrs. Hood, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Wagner for giving us their guidance and time. Mrs. Hood was very open minded when listening to some of our crazy ideas. Thanks to my layout committee. They spent nights away from home to think up captions, draw up pages and ended up watching T.V. 95% of the time, but | could have never gotten along without them. This year has been rewarding and challenging, but most of all, fun. | enjoyed it and | appreciate all the people who stopped by to see how we were doing. Even though we put a lot of hard work into publishing this book, it’s the advertisers and the subscribers who make it possible. | hope this book lets you remember the good and happy times at pee The moment is gone, but the memories will always e there. Take care everyone: Sincerely, Ruth E. Angelone 1973 Editor by deh Demeter s:, wat © Ay ' hs dha ‘ hae pul Pa aay me s ee Maas er 4 ; Ae ve. : P AP YAS i: