Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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DMS Spring Play Audience cheers Little Mary Sunshine Little Mary Sunshine is a melo- drama set in the Rockey Mount- ains of Colorado. The characters have an amusing time trying to solve their problems, ranging from scorned loves to Indian knife fights. Mary Sunshine, proprietress of the Colorado Inn, faces many problems. Her inn is in danger of being re- ‘posessed and an Indiana brave is out to get her, yet she over- comes these tragedies with a smile and a light heart. In the end, Little Mary’s optimism helps resolve the dif- ficulties of the day. Justice triumphs and all is well again at the little inn in Colorado. Mrs. Record Musical cast-Front Row: R. Trowbridge, J. Bireley, K. Clark, T. Hertsel, D. Alexander, R. Bailey, J. Allen, S. Rose, S. Butcher, K. Klink, A. Spear, L. Dunn, H. Marhenke, L. Smith, M. Deihl, L. Evans, C. Thompson; Second Row: A. Thomas, M. Meyer, M. Mettert, M. Pollack, S. Horstman, A. Hower, M. Roe, B. Middaugh, J. Brown, J. Garman, K. Brammer, K. Garman, C. Kessler, H. Buckmaster, A. Ordway, P. McNabb; Third Row: R. Houser, E. Shawver, J. Crager, J. Faulkner, A. Oswalt, A. Hawskins, B. Henderson, E. Roberts, N. 4. Nancy (A. Cool) tells the young ladies about the mysterious adventures of Mata Hari. 5. Captain Big Jim (T. Strauser) proposes to Little Mary Sunshine (N. Houser). Strauser, I. Hervey, J. Grogg, T. Kretz, C. Hall, J. Opper, C. Opper, M. Kemery, Mrs. Marlow- director; Fourth Row: A. Wilcoxson, J. Goldsmith, J. Blackburn, S. Sanders, C. Reynolds, D. DeWitt, B. Peverly, S. Sprankle, M. Kell- er; Back Row: B. Kessler, A. Koch, A. Cool, J. Harris, R. Hurst, T. LaRue, B. Hedden, T. Strauser, P. Kuhlhorst, J. Parker, D. Baldwin, B. Neal, R. Meschberger, J. Ham- man, M. Brencefield, and R. Myers. Challengers

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oe al . News, Features, Editorials, and Sports The Patriots’ Press has made we continue to write articles many changes during the on how students feel about past year. To keep the various school issues and students well informed, we have broadend our coverage have changed our format on sporting events, hobbies, and now localize national and student interests. events and solicit opinions Mrs. Roe from our readers. In addition IS PHYSICS FUN 7 BUSH WHAT SHOULD HE DO ? 1. Newspaper staff-Front Row: J. Shuman, J. Krill, J. Ketzenberger, M. Rupert; Seated: J. Carboni, M. Bowling, S. - ae, eer Clevenger, A. Dunn; Back Row: A. Leffel, yg SS me “a | f ; a a S. Johnson, B. Rudolph, J. Beaty, J. Cd oe. 4 PATRIOT Culler, S. Dunn, and Mrs. Roe. Se BASKETBALL 2. James Ketzenberger types copy while 2 . Jessica Carboni proof reads and Scott Clevenger works on the printer. Jeremy 3, Jake Buchanan catches up on some school news while browsing through The Patriot Press. n Culler plea [2

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Band should be proud of their accomplishments.” The seventh and eighth grade bands combined and marched over two hundred members at the DeKalb County Fair. This year’s marching band was led by a twirling squad during the three parades. These two bands also per- formed very well for parents at the Christmas Concert that was broadcast over WIFF radio. The Cabaret Con- cert in April was the first performance by the sixth gtade band. The concert included music prepared by the seventh and eighth grade bands for the ISSMA organiz- ational contest held this year in Bluffton. The final performance of the year in May ended with a mass band musical selection including all three grades and approximately three hundred and thirty players. Mr. Campbell Eighth Grade Band ce Me a Front Row: P. Sanders, M.C. Gengnagel, M. Freeb n, A. Reynolds, (., Row. E. Rober, J. Hop , B. Hedden, B. Gaaison, D. Jones, A. Wilcoxson, J. Hackbush, T. Afarin, N. Robinson, M. Jec- - Richardson, N. Haffner, T. Peet, J. Stuckey, A. McCanna, J. more; Second Row: J. Beatty, M. Dickson, V. Fairchild, M. Miller, Collins, Sixth Row: S. Sprankle, J. Teegardin, E. Dunn, K. K. Kelleher, T. Smeltzer J. Dunn, C. Kaldy, M. Metrert, T. Bole Prosser, T. House, B. Sweeney, B. Neal, C. Werner, C. Jones; ton, M. Jones, C. Jarnigan; Third Row: J. Neuman, S. Paske, A =—=—S=S=s Seventh Row: owling, $. Clevenger, M. Richter, J. Haskins, $. Horstman, J. Faulkner, E. Hill, M. Slentz, K. Jerni- Leis, C. Aalders, L. Rutter, $. Page, M. Parker; Eighth Row: a gan, A. Leffel, C. Cluster, Fourth Row: B. Peverly, J. Ketzen- Grogg, T. Stayer, D. Bowers, A. Pepple, S. Mettert, J: Redmond, berger, T. Strawser, R. Lockhart, J. Friedel, K. Perkins, M. J. Jarrett, and C. Blotkamp. Deetz, A. Messer, T. Carper, T. Glick, J. Jordan, P. Vetter; - poe