Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

. -.5.., I y thlyvkwu ' 7:, $,em...5r'i Pamm..,llo The Spirit of Tradition for M. C. High dawns when Summer Fesrival time commences, summer jobs are se- cured, football practice begins, and anorher new year is upon us. The wheels of the school year traditionally start rolling with the junior and senior beach parties. Old friends, new schedules, familiar study hall seatings, the first football pep session, the annual LaPorte bon- hre, and the big game night finally arrive. With the onset of autumn, we crown our lovely Homecoming Queen. The junior play, the first basketball game of the season, and Thanksgiving approach before we real- ize it. A sparkling Christmas follows not long after, and along with the merry season we Find Christmas Day, the Holiday Tourney, the Trinity Ball, and New Year's resolutions. Vacation can't last forever and ex- ams take up where fun and frolicing wane. As the year progresses, charity drives, parties, and of course, home- work take up much of our valuable time. Sectionals present a thrilling moment in our lives. With the ar- rival of spring, seniors begin rehearsal for their annual play. Our Sportswhirl Queen reigns with elegance and grace. Our long-awaited ELSTONIANS arrive, the Prom comes and goes, and graduation is here after a marvelous year in the real SPIRIT OF TRADITION ?W,..l60 7adex...l95 3 M. C. Highs SkiTUUl ring xmx tlesietieti in NW hy the jUHTUf .md senior tliixsex XUth the help mt thtii' sponsuts imd represmittitixu trtim ring mintxiiiies. Be fore. e.tth t'Itixs hmi itx tixkii iiithx ithml ting. Utir MiTHHi ring is prized het.iiise its design is unique The design Hf HUT ringv ix ttipyrighted w thiit nu rither xi iTHUI iim hue the sdme t rest ur 5U ie. Atup tht in w ix the Limp Of Learning. I will, our 5thtml motto. symholiles the desire tu en turutird in uiir ethimtiim xxith RIHTHIL'IMw and determinatiun. The turn hes tin tht sides HT the ring inthtdte the light tit tht wirItL ethittitinii. The,- miin'x figure tm either side is thtit HT INtltll L. Iilxttm THY xxhum ULlI' MilUUi was named. The yen tit eiuithmtimn IN helim his figure. We at Mt C. High have :1 fTiUiTTTUH mt xkhii h M tJIT he very proud. Our ring.v is tre.isureil its :1 syinhnl M M. C, High. The TKTL'J mt ti gtmd xxill hell mine into heing at '1 HiY meeting in IUHi It xxxix tietided thzit the La- PHFH' HiY umLiiLi prm'ide the hell And the Mithigun Litx HirY iht iiimiintine. The tint ime mix tin uld dim her hell. The mountingv was made in M. C. High's xx'mitlshnp. A plaque was put mi the hitse statingy the IMFIVWL' .iiiii HTIKL'TIT mt the hell. The words Good XV'ill Bell xxere ixiinted HIT the hase 310113; with the Hi-Y i-iiihleiit Then on the end htmrtls at the nmunting, ihe letterx MC were pninted in red and white and the letters HIP xxere pdlntcei in orange AUNT hlittk. It mix agreed that the hell wuuld en m the xxiiiner of the next tnntert m e gtiiiitg either in huskethzill ur foiithtill. City mm the first detidittev game. iind the president of the LiPnrte HivY presented the hell tn the xtiident hotly M M, C, High 21f 2m zissemhly. During the Setond W'ntld Whit another hell was inquired through the Navy; this hell entries on the Mithigzm City-LiIPorte High Sthtml tradition in sports. zadc'lfwn cf 7 ' Q5 6 776. Q t a 'd m em m M m m ' 5? m EB u 31Xxv xi uI LIKE IT LIKE THAT won first place for the Teen Towners. W'HILE W'AITING HIS TURN, John Franks watches Tike Kurz display his talent on the trampoline. TTIn the Good On a hot summer day, bands, Hours, drill teams, and downs led a parade down Franklin Street. Anticipation of who was to be crowned Miss Indium reached climax the night when Kathleen Burke was crowned. This was just the beginning of the Summer FCStival. The Marines had a mock landing on the beaches of Lake Michigan. An array of multi-colorcd fireworks was also displayed. This was a spectacular ending to the annual Summer Festival weekend. For many high school students, summer brings work along with its traditional fun. City teenagers hnd them- selves working as car hops, stock boys, office Clerks, and park workers. The money earned goes toward further education, spending money, clothing, and other neces- sities. Summer jobs give teens an opportunity to see the world with new eyes. After three months of work, al- mosr everyone is ready for classes when September comes. STOCKING SHELVES AT THE JEW'EL kept Bill Daniels, Bob Children. Jerry Collins, Roy Butts. and Bob Novak busy during: duo summer. Old Summer Time? THANK YOU. COME BACK AGAIN, says Ellen Bcrgerson to a customer. dmnmh , umuw Summer brings fun HOISTING SAILS to begin a day on Lake Michigan are Bob Rags- dale, Dick Plank, Betty Fox, Craig Schroeder, and Sue Jensen. W'HO TANGLED THE TOW LINET Wonder Sam Ferguson and Dick Armstrong preparing for a sail. GET ME DOWN! cries Judy Johnston while experimenting on the trampoline at the South Side Park and Shop. MMMM,H says Carole Johnson, Anyone for charndcs? Juniors and seniors begin year With splash. Let's DO something! . .1 IXX erlli m guts MJrV Ann BIHST HUL' AN'I' Iuwp A gum! nun duwn. m CITY 15 GONNA! yell Jean Ann anucs, PM Tylisn Dayle Brown. Donna Adler. Theresa Gryvna. Maxine Alix, and Pat Little. Practice, practice, practice . . . HEAT EXHAL'STION? NEVER! Fomball boys get in shape while splashing in the lake. AT THE FIRST Red Devil game. J. D. Hairston plows through the Tollesmn line. THESE ARE OUR BOYS, and weVe proud of 'em! bouts Mr. Overman at the LaPorte pep session. Elston traditions arc cspctially evident when the mighty City Red Devils meet the LaPortc Slimrs. XVith the traditional spirit of rivalry, wc wuuhcd thc LaPortc dummy burn at our bonfire. Led by Mr. Jones and the varsity cheerleaders, we made our way down Franklin Street in the annual Snake Dante. Thc Rcd Dcrbics put on their first skit at the LaPortc pep session. Thc school g'hccrcd wildly us the Red Derby mcmbcrs portrayed visiting LuPortc t'hccrlcudcrs. We boosrcd our team on m 21 victory over LaPortc with ncvcr-cnding enthusiasm. V I HI I'IH BONI'IRE over, Rod DCVII fans join in the fun of tho .mmml Sann' Dance down Franklin Street, IS ANYBODY HERE from City? yells Mr. Jones. Bonfire begins annual rivalry lAD IN PLASTK rain hats. Red Devil fans watch the City- lJPorto fomhall game ymid a downpour. THE RED DERBY members portray a unique style of cheerleading. WITH TEARFUL EYES AND A HAPPY HEART, Pat Tylisz is crowned by last year's quecm Gail Hulmachcr. 1961 Homecoming Queen, Pat Tylisz. pat tylisz, Aanr lxlsmnk t lulwx du x mmd tlmr 1 .1h 1n humunm- rmher 1hr mmdume. druxui 1n hmey tummls, ; w vim! luxxn HAHHHJ 8mm. The trmry Dumber Air ;. :2 ? Lle In thy Inqwml x1mt muns ut the girlx Hux Amxumxlyx' xnmth the game frum thy snirlim-S. lvzme u xmx 11AM mm LN 31.er qLuL-n. Gaul Hur- : .1. Eu 1; P1 1Ink d dwwn Iiu- tiara tn the HL'W quL-cn. Put 'l xhv Quu'n Pat and hcr umrr rmgncd at the damp W'AITING FOR HALF TIME A TIVTTHCS .Ire Porschl, candldatc, .Ind her escort. Bill Hornynk. sweetheart of Elston High ?1' IVHUXHNh LANDIDATI5 IV rmH mu MV Alxx. D Brwxer D. Am-L P 1L v. P 1 a v : P XVthnvri. I Murritm M htrn, I, lgLAM. D, Ankum, D D;:J:13 I. Lifkth-x. ', K Nwlmlxlu. IS luni. Piper, 5 ,Iunwn, 5V Uhiumi. 5. Hlnm Vivid ' .x M h 11: . Im-urx. D bur. P. mef l. K Knxmixk; K Yu.1rL r,B. 51L;121-;;I1, ,l NHmL K H.x'.11:L 1m; I Lmh, J. XXleunrr. H. Inx, A. lu.1nn.nu b. Krucgrr. $ :1 yi . 'aGMv ALL OF THIS FOR ONLY THIRTY-FIVE CENTS! exclaims Kathv Zolvinski to Mary Lynn Hawker and Dick Schaumann. SENIORS FIND LOCKERS the best place to gather after school. Phil Miller and Berta Slutzkin wait for Dick Armstrong. Dayle Brown and Ronnie Holtzlander. a term paper wasn,t hard? muses Bill Eisensee. GIDDYAP, shouts Drew Reid at the sophomore Mardn Gras. YOU MUST HAVE BEEN a beautiful baby, sing Drew Reid and Dan Spyhalski to Merlyn Bartlett. HEY! HAY! but straw is cheaper. TRICK or treat. Mr. W'egner. MOO-O-O-O. W'hile Tom Dolembo imitates a frightened cow, Derylc Durand, Betty Carrels, and Becky Hicks listen intently. W'AIT FOR THE STARS! cries John Hileman in January Thaw. When the Gage family mnved into the old New England farmhouse of the Roekxx'ond's, umtusmn be- came part of the daily routine. Because of Marge Gage's eDeryle Duraneh love for antiques, she re- deeomted the entire house with sueh things as J mf- fee-grinder, lamp, 11 butrer churn, and a erinkler. The main problems of Mr. Herbert Gage From Do- lembm were caused by his three daughters Paula eBeeky Hieksu Sara eBetty Gurrels u zmd Barbara eSue Pudlm. Adding to his vmrries were the Rock- woods, johnuthan Uohn Hilemzm L Mathilda eMar- ilyn Cook L and Matt eRodney Hubermun L Others in the east of the 1961 junior Class Play Weft Terry Ryden as George Husted, Barbara's huneee; Carol Fox as Frieda, the Gages' housekeeper; Rieky Ayud as Uncle XValter; Tim Bietry 215 Mr. Loomis, 21 law- yer; John Niehols :15 Carson, the sheriff; and John Valentine, the constable. The real stars of the per formance were the pigs. Phyllis Durand and Harold Wegner were the technical directors of the play. Lettermen When the lettersweater first came into being, there Xxe unt- sweater for the main sports and another one iwr the lesser ones. Later it was deeided that there xx . illili he HHC sweater for 'dii sports. Our present sweater IN lilt; HIIL' that was chosen. Although there is no ofhcial it'lH'HHCH'S duh in our sdmnl, there is still the feeling mt unity ztmong the hays. They have in common their hm- mi spurts, sportsnmnship, and the desire to bringsy w tnry to their team and sdtool. To most of the boys the earning; of their letter is one of the highest achieve- ments in their sports. career. To earn a letter, a boy must klquiI'C the maximum number of points possible in A single sport in one season If the boy is a senior, he may earn :1 letter by atquiring a minimum of six PUIINS for interstholatstie athletic participation provided that he participated in :1 sport during his senior year. After earning 'd letter, a boy may gain additional recog nltitm hy lettering,y in more than one sport, by earning d ,dt ket, hy being elected a tztptnin of his team? and by playing on :1 conference Championship team. The letter swutter is 11 symbol of the honor, the hard work, the friendships made, and the experiences gained while playing as a member of a Red Devil team. RED DEVIL LETTERMENeanf rou: John Arnett, Lanny Poel, Dick Jasicki, Jim Arnold, Dick Armstrong. Serond rou': Doug Leroy. Bob Pilecki, Don Jensen, Vince Egelski, Bert Henry. Third rau: Clay Landes, Ron Holtzlander, Craig Schroeder, Dick Lazarus, Mike Larocco. Fourth rou': Jerry Timm, Larry Beaver, Ron Henderson, Jerry Gibbs, John Rux. fifth ran: Dick Prybylla, Dave Orlowski, Dick Plank. Duane Mertl, jack Ayres. Sivtb rou': Bob Peters. Bruce Chambers, Ed W'oodrick, Ron Glanz, John Hartman. Set 27111; rou': George Biederstadt, Phil Orzech, Warren Foster, Neil Hartman, Leo Wantuch. Eighth row: Bob Uryga, Keith Porter, Jim Bonfleld, John Fargher. MARIA AND BETTY dance with the castanets, While Sandy and Susana look on. Exchange of traditions promotes good Will YOU COULD ALMOST GUESS by the look on his face, that Tom is talking to his girlfriend. Thomas Neuschul, tall, husky, and dark-hairedt ar- rived in Michigan City from Montevideo, Uruguay, in August to stay at the home of Richard Craig, Elston senior. Although English. analytical geometry, German, chemistry, government, advanced social, and algebra kept him busy, Tom found time to Twisr and enjoy hamburgers and strawberry shakes. He was also voted an honorary member of the local chapter of Honor Society. Tom, anxious to get home, but reluctant to leave his new friendst will depart in June on a tour of the United States. Then, saying adios to America, he will set 0th for his native land. Beatriz Salgado Orozco, Maria Eugenia Salgado Orozco, and Susana Mejia Hernandez from Mexico participated in Elston's Cultural exchange with Latin America. Through the efforts of the Pan American Ex- change Student Plan, they were able to stay for six weeks and visit tlasses in English, Spanish, government, and history. They, too, lived with families of Elston studentseMaria with Donna Thorscn, Beatriz with Sandy Ohlund, 21nd Susana with Carol Fox. LATE STUDY HOURS prove tiring for Tom. TOM'S SUBMISSION HOLD squeezes from Dick, So he knows jujitsu! GUEST OR NO, Tom helps Dick with the dinner dishes. W'INTER IN THE ALPS, the annual Trinity Ball. TAKING TIME OUT FOR REFRESHMENTS during the New Year's Eve dance at the Y are Ronnie Holtzlander and Dayle Brown. ,. i Q 2: K '.ll':lul..: IIA.I-vh uu-n. n-vI-I l-n..-Iu 'III lull. L'uull I'AHI I ll! 5 lJnc 11vcrl, Beverly Krucger, .Ind Sue Jensen senc punch and cookies .1: the Dahlxte 5n vshlLH Tim. PAINTING ANGELS AT CHRISTMAS are an students Sandy Ohlund, Betty Garrcls, and Jerry W'allace. GETTING READY TO TRY THEIR LUCK ac ice skating are Martha Capp, Kathy Kowalski and Sharon Yagclski. THE BATTLE CRY is heard .15 Micky Irwin takes on Dick Lazarus, Stan W illiams, Bob Pilecki, and Shaun Armour. 13.1111x 11111111111 by 111C 13111111111111 R1111 Crms 1111pr1 1111.11111111111' 111111111155 with its 11-1113 scrviw prujuts 11 ?: 111111111111 111.11gir1g invimmms fur parties at Benny ' 1111x1111111 .11111 312111111111; 11rti11ts 11f 11ot111'ng 11M 1111' 1111- Vctcmn's 11115111141 fur L11ristmus 1111 x11 .11 11111113 51111115111111 by Mrs. Lcc exempli- 11:11r 1111b 11101111 15111111 111111 11K 111r1'1111111111Mr. Hulrgrcmt11cyu1r1y P111111 31: .11 11111111111 11x 1:11111 by 1111' r.1111111bu111 11 Prinu-ss tclc- ; 1, 1111 Alnng 111111 11115 1111111111151an 111.111. students 211511 1-! 11111111111 1111511111112 5111.111 1rut111c5 11nd by work- 1111 1111' H11111cw11111111cs board. Lynn U11r1111 zmd I'mm Puu1111 served us 1111- 1113411 511111111 10-11111irmcn 111 1111 k1r1VL'. W'ORKING ON THE POLIO DRIVE were John Hileman, Mr. Huh- gren, Lynn U11rich, and Gail Anderson. Elstonites help local charities RED LROSS-4rlmt rou: john Sp.1rkling, John R37. Sharon Henriuh. Strand run: Pat PfafL Francis W'icncck, Linda Lyons. Third rou: Mrs. Lee, Joel Heuring. block put on a spatial progrunL and the spectators filled the auditorium to its utpatity. At the sound of . , . a f . Go, City Devils. go. And go thcy did. The cm itcw J merit of thc l.glportC-City ngc started earlier than ' usual. Months before the SthLiUiL'd tltish pcnplc xwrc K i 'i heard saying, The LaPortc game is not mo far off. The gmtitipntitm 0f this meet was own more notitmhlc .i this year than in proviuus years because the teams were more evenly IILHLhCLi. For this annual htittlc thL- Lhccn i leaders, along with City's devil, helped the cheering . , the final gun the fans rushed onto the Hour to congratu- s I I V 5L . .. . J late the team Smiles and tours of happiness were soon v on tho fates of many. The 7-4-72 vit'tory over the Slitcrs enabled us to retain the Good W'ill Bcll for the thirteenth time. v RED DEVILS Terry Smith. J. B. Kiser. and Tony Levendowski enter the court through City's door to Victory. LaPorte Slicers TO PROVE THAT OUR STUDENTS were not lacking in school spirit, Clay York, Leo W'antuch. Jerry Timm. and Mike Larocco dribbled a basketball from LaPorte to Michigan City on the afternoon of the game. 1,4PORTE'S ED SABIE is dazzled by the defense action of City's John Rhodes. sliced again THE GOOD W'ILL BELL TOLLS the thirteenth straight Victory over LnPorte. Cheerleaders Jean Ann Jaques, Pat Tylisz, Maxine Alix, Donna Adler, Theresa Gryvna, and Dayle Brown look on as Scott Kunkel and John Nichols ring the bell. WITH A DEADLINE APPROACHING. the ELSTONIAN room is filled with busy workers. THE COMET STAFF works diligently to produce another copy of our CRIMSON COMET. .. w. $ V RLADY FOR THEIR two weeks at 1.11., Kay Spyhnlski and Lynn Ullrich depart for Blonmington. Staff members trained at I. U. Institute Durmg the summer. representatives from Elston attended the Indiana Univcrsity High School journalism Institute in Hluurningtnn, Indiana. Kay Spyhalski and Lynn Ullrich nt- tcndul the Newspaper Division from July 0 to july 32 and Nanny johnsnn, Anna Itmnnncch and Kathy Haynic attcndcd thc Ycarbtmk Division from July 23 m August 3. They heard lectures and participated in the LU workshops At the end of the two weeks the girls were guests at an Axurd Dinner given by the Institute. COMPLETE W'ITH I.U. sweatshirts. Nancy Johnson, Anna loan- nncci, and Kathy Haynic arrive home after two weeks at the LC. Journalism Institute for yearbook training. First TWirp Week at City BEING A GOOD SPORT. Pat Will pays Martin Lindwnll's way into the Twirp Dance. Mr. Donoghue and Mrs. Munger are selling tickets. TW'IRP KING AND QUEEN. Russ Millbranth and Ellen Bergerson, were elected by fellow students at the dance. This year Elstonitcs initiated Twirp Xchk. For scvcn days the girls were carrying hooks, opening doors, pay- ing for dates, and doing the things that the boys nor- mally do. The week was Sponsorcd by the Tri-Hi-Y; Hi-Y Council. Twirp tags designed by jim Cassidy especially for this txtasion were worn by Hi-Y 11nd Tri-Hi-Y mcmhcrst At the Twirp Dance the crowning 0f Russ Millbranth and Ellen Bcrgcrson as Twirp king and queen climaxcd thc week'stactivity. l w - LIA Lmdu. DAVE Rtid BCJ 1114mm. 51.1mm NIAAILfy Oklahoma! Twm Rmhuz 71mm Kublk x REVIEWING lines back stage are Kay Spyhalski and Russ Millbranth. Ptcscnting the 1962 Senior Class Play, Ladies ut the jury, was L1 challenge to members of tho t.1$t MIMI to Mrs. Pohl and Mr. Wigner, dirctturst This n FMIHIF play featured the tomcdy and pathos invulvcd m tit: titling the guilt or inntxtcntc 0f 21 Frcnth tuttcss nu used of murdering,y her husbund. Members of the jury included Dorothy Cleveland as Mrs. Cmnc; Kay Spyhulski, Lily Pratt; Vlozm Kubik, Muymc Mixtcr; Lynn Ullrich, Cynthia Tate; judy john stont Mrs. Dunc; Lacl Livingstone, Mrs. Maguitc; Rus- sell Millbranth, J. j. Prosslcy; Mike Mihulit'k, Spenser Dazcy; Dan Swinchutt, Alonzo Bcal; jcrry Mcrx, Tony Theodophulus; john Hartman, Steve Bromm; Ted Gowin, Andrew MutKaig. Othch in the cast wcrc john Farghcr, judge Fish; Phil Miller, Halsey Van Styc; Dick Armstrong, Ruthcrt ford Dale; Dave Reason, Dr. James; Bob Harbart, Art Dobbs; Mary Caporalca Mrs. Gordon; Sue jcnscn, Eve- lyn Snow; Put Tylisz, Susanne; Terry chorski, Clerk of the Court; Nunty Cobbum, tourt reporter. Seniors present ttLadies of the Iuryt FIRST REHEARSALS for Ladies of the Jury held in the study hall included Kay Spyhalski, Mike Mihalick, Joan Kubik, Dorothy Cleveland, and Lynn Ullrich. RIIRISHMI NTS ARE SERVED by the Red Dcrbics .1! the Annual Spring Sportswhirl. SPORTSW'HIRL KING AND QL'LEN L116 anznisk and Lucv Lambkd. center. pose with their court Jim Bannwart. Betty Rndtko, Tom No'aatzkc. and Qandy Sam. JUNIORS GIVE MOTHER NATURE A HAND by decorating for the prom. Juniors create a iiWoodland Fantasy, I XVISH I MAY, I W'ISH I MIGHT, are the thoughts of Pat Little and Clay Landes at the junior prom wishing well. The long awaited night finally arrived. XVhile gath- ered for tree chopping parties and night work sessions, no one thought that a W txxiland Fantasy could he created. It came into being 215 mushrooms and Howers were made, and trees were painted. Memories of this night will stay with us forever. XVhite, shadowy trees surrounded a Clearing at the foot of a rustic bridge. XWhile passing through the clearing, couples walked beneath a towering weeping willow tree and approached a frosty, silver-blue water fall. At the edge of the clearing, elves served cookies and punch. Prom-goers danced under a sky of pastel lights, birds, and butterHies, and threw pennies into a wishing well. Everyone joined in the grand march, and amid tears sang the Alma Mater. As the Clock tolled midnight, prom-goets left for the post prom party. For us, on this night in June, our Woodland Fantasy came true. '1! N 7; .':1; ,V 7,? h E ., 'A JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lead the way in the traditional grand march. HOW LONG can they keep this up? Mike Fedder, Karen Galinowski, Sandy Geleske, Pa: Coar, Diana Franks, and Randy Bowmar swinging a mean Charleston. ' 1i Li'leg-uhlll 501111111752! fiwtai JNIrIin'gx ' i I an ditty, jluhi'urrz slyl - t s Ill IX 7 . .. t lint. Url'htn's JIM! h; .; - '8 ..lh:v!inlnui:4 . 4'! LDniJnun fit N i . 'A' . AI Graduation brings new horizons to conquer The sophomore party, junior concessions, class plays, football games, autograph dances, parties, senior week and banquet, the promeall are traditional events at Elston. Baccalaureate and commencement Climax the last year. Today we reminisce, basking in the warmth of memories. Life Will never again be the same. Our high school days are over. As we look back upon our joys and tears, we realize that although this is an ending, it is also a beginning. f- SPORTING THEIR CHEFS' CAPS. Paul Langley, Hot-sxuf; Hoyt Huskcy, X Purt; and Vearl Huskey, Man at work UJ make .1 batch of fudge. Chefs invade foods class The hnmc Arts dcpirtmcnt equips girls fmr their number Onc jobt muking A house into :1 humc. From ptipping popaom t0 prcpgring LJSSCFUiLN And Umst- mas cookicst pupils Liking foods arc given thc nppnrtiinity to expand their skills in the arms of mml planning. knnw-how in the kitchen. Liblc setting. tilblc munncrx. .mii Llum Lip. Beginning cluthing pupils learn the fUniitHnCHLllS of saving; by making simple blouses and straight skirts. Advanced pupils display their skills by prothiging suits, form.ils. and working with Liiiirltllif materials such :15 jcrsty and taffeta. Thc purpmc of the health unmc is to tenth the basic principlcs of healthful living; cmphiisizing prevention rather thtm curc. Sumo uf the mute impurmnt study areas of the UHIFSC glrc mental .mti unutiuml hmlth, dictt .ind appearance. Huitlth Adds tn the indix'ithmlk tiiiiirrstimding of himself. f s N THIS IS HOWl lT'g DONE. savs Mrs. Spmrks I0 lnuisc Queen. while .1r0lvn Tlclwrl promos her suit jacket in clothing class. ONY TW'O-ONlETW'O. Mr. roft has Charles Stone d0 push-ups for one minute before he checks hns heartbeat in health class. 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SAW'ING THE PIECE OF W'OOD to the right size. Richard Ton works to finish his shelf. Vocational Department adds welding t9! curriculum ' . , . SAFETY FIRS'Im is the motto of the welding class. R'it observ'ed -' here by Herschel Relford wearing his -lirotective mank I'll gloves. 1 V ilk! x------- w , Full. In w. H: .T WHICH BUTTON DO YOU PUSH TO DIVIDE? Pat Carson asks Linda Igelski working on the calculator. Also at work are Barbara Ruhe. Carolyn Kienitz, and Cookie Katzmarek. I JUST DON F UNDERSTAND IT, says Jim Bonfield as Mrs. Urquhart explains how to change a typewriter ribbon to Peggy Beebe, Jim Bonfleld, and Stan Williams. dV CASHING CHECKS is only part of Lee Tompkins' task at the First Federal Bank, where she is taking office practice and gaining on-thc-job experience. Calculators and comptometers no longer puzzlements Thc business department is divided into two courses of study. The clerical course prepares students to bc clerks and rcccptiunisrs. Thc stenogmphic course concentrates 0n the management of an office. Many general and academic pupils choose electives from the business department. Typing and shorthand skills are considered essential require- ments for any office position. They are useful in high school and college, too. Record keeping for personal and business use is becoming :1 necessity for each person. This knowlcdgc is acquired by taking general business and bookkeeping. Pupils taking office machines at Elston have a large variety of machines with which to work. The machines include mmpmmctcrs, calculators, dicmphoncs, adding machincss du- plicators, and an electric mimcograph. Business English includes composing and typing, business letters. Office and secretarial practice provides work experience for students. The pupils work two hours daily for two weeks at mrious local businesses. This program has been in operation for forty years at Elston High. WORKING DILIGENTLY, Diana Foldenaur, April Kochvar, Pat Morris, and Bonnie Rodgers strive for an A in shorthand. Cadet teachers help in elementary schools Etch Hf the enurses uf study At Hstull Ietuex nmm tut tht develupment of persuntll interests through the m.tm .tntl varied eleetix'es. Before pupils Llrc ullmved to take driu'r truning. they are required to take the preptrtttory Cullrxe nf xlt'et'x 1n MHCU. pupils are taught the putts of the em rulex Hf the 11ml. Mn! umrtcsy of drix'ing. By Itlking driver ttxtlning. the pupil 1x gixen the nppnrtuniu tu prtutiee the methaniu uf' tirixmg. The purpnse Hf e.tdet teaching is tn help semnrs decide whether they would be interested in heeuming elementm te.1ehers. The ttldets uhserve elassrtmm .lUiVltieN .mti ttxsix't IL'JLIICFS by grading mperx, mdking eh.trt:s. Anti gnmg inth- Vidtml help to pupils who are behind ur Admitted. Through this program seniors acquire knmx'ledge whith xnll he helpful to them .15 they preptlre fur their future .tx ICJLhLTS. NOW' SPELL BONFIRE, says John Conklin, cadet teachere to Harold Tiebert as he helps at Joy Elementary School. FANCY MEETING YOU HERE, says Mr. Adams to Mr. Wagner. Involved in the incident an:- Suc Kuhn, janice Kinsey, Merlyn Bartlett. Maxine Alix, Leroy Edingcr, Judy Bruhlor. and Sharon chttke, all members of driver training classes. DISPLAYING her artistic tal- ent, SJndV Ohlund paints . beach scene in art class. DICK SADENWATER dly exhibits his giraffe. 'WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS. ling John Fargher, raig Schroeder, Jerry Merx, Dick Craig, Doug Greenlaw, Pat ill, Elaine Rowland, Sue Ellis, Betty Fox. Juily Johnston, Berta utzkin, and Mitzi Feina, foreign language pupih. classes carol 'INmblc. double mil .md tmublc; llirc burn. .uni culdmn huhblt. LILLIIISII'leHllL' wninrs .Irc hmilinr with this qlmmtinn from NJ. In M , Jam xmlmic Influx CJLmr, HJmhr. .md ijh M 1m Kimu .MMinnnJl literary wurks smdltd by Iinglixh sm- l.llL'l'.HUI'C ix nnc Hf the morc widely studiud phases uf Eng- lnh. Other AKJV uf study uithin the department .xrc: thcmL wntmg spL-llmg and gmmmun th mkmy Pllblit spmking. pupils gain xclf-wnfhlcnm when xpcuikmg in fmm nf a gmup 0f pwplc Pnplls lemg .1 fnrclgn ngudgt nut unllx' 1mm m spmk .uM xwltt thc ngxmgc. but bcnnmc Acquainted with tho LL11- mrc. lmmry. and gmgmphy uf anLc. Gummy Slum. South AIm-rlm. MM thy .mcicnr unrld, LIKE. W'HK H W'AY TO THE LOFFEE HOUSE? was a question when Pam Burg gave .1 speech on beatnik: in public speaking. W'ATT HING INTENTLY. Betty Blackmond, Maryann Bins. Diane Bicdcrsmedt, and Jack Ayars listen .15 Phil Mlllcr scrandcs his class with English lelads. AN EXPERIMENT knnccrning acceleration is performed hero ln' BIH Pukat. Judx Dnu sun. Mickey Irwm, and SAndv Mnrglln. MODELING OBTUSE, RIGHT. AND A UTE ANGLES. Bill Vaughjn. Sally W'cbcr, and Gary Hubbard aid in the studying of geometry. !', .V.!l. .Isnnv'f' IL .- P,XPItRlMENTING W'ITH FILTRATION. Sue Ellis and Theresa Gryvna purify water. Geometry pupils study obtuse and acute angles Wswfwmwwu Thruugh thy Imth .md x'cicnu- dummm-ms .1! Hqun. pupik .lrc gixcn thy uppwrmmt'x m 1mm. in tlnnk. m explwrc. .md tn x'cmurc intn the unknmx'n. Geometry. unc Hf thc tint forms Hf muh snnlicd. helps the pupil m acquirc 1 bmic knmxlcdggc mt primipIL-x, 1n gwmcrry. Angles Arr immduuul. thwrics Aft proud. And lngiml dunking is dcu'lnpcd. In trignnnxmtry. pupilx mlu tri.1n;1cs..1nd prm'c idmtincs. Musics is m fundamynml Sciclkc 0f rhu n.1r11ml wnrld. Plnsiu dc.llx Mth xmh 211mm Hf rm xwrld .u limc. spun mntion. HLHILT. glurriclt-x light. AIM mdmrinn Chrmistm Jmls with the undcrsmnding uf subsmnus Hut mn by found on the mrth. .md 11m the nst crazed bx LhL-mmsx In tho dmmiwn Llh pupik yxpurimum Inlngc from tnllcaing ux-xgcn tn mung Llnknmxns. Government classes studv past presidential elections .H '.1'x W H 11ml Mytx llwwzx 'H wl'u... 1x 111v U. .ml ' :11 zml wwut .11! 1. mx ur XV EXPI AINIXL: THE HILL 0! RHIH'I' to Hargu- innLan .lnd Tcrrx' Usburn. Wt Dnnuzhuc points out thy fuurlh Amendment. BY II'AKNIVU HOV' TU VUTE In Mr RhmulC government LLMx. Duk lJIJqu .Iml June Slurk .lrv disphx'm; lruu of good ulucnx. TEACHING opportuni- ties are good in Hawaii, Mr. Lonzo tells Miss Faun ler and the American prob- lems committee, Larry King. Nick Rebac, and Sandy Trampski. BIBLIOGRAPHIES are made easy as Mrs. Spraguc explains work sheets to advanced social pupils. Carl Bolkm Dana Mac- Lcan. and Kaxhy Kalkirn. NATIONAL NONQR SOCIETV a '7 ,4 HHNHR WK II'I'Y Ivr hf Mn M Urvvxm. M me, IV I'nhu.I Mum; B RmI-w. I Mxxhu. ,1, UJrrL-nsun, .VtIYJNIX mu: D. Harrix, J. Rylxl, BI Krucpcr, B. TonuhL-k, C Kominmrvk. N. Hrurmmvt A. W'Jtcrs. I. Tin'lwrr, II hlrwn, K W'xllmmx. M. Mycrx. NV DAlcwnnIrn. P. Il'ylxv, B. Irnw. P. Pockhl. I. lVInLh. D. ISnmn. A. I rmwlI. L Umrh 'l MHZ run N Smh-nwucr, I Sku-rknmxki, ,I. Kmhcr, S HcIII, 5V I'IrnIL S Mnnh, I. KLJIHL'. S. Spurn, L. W'mzht, 5. OthmI. M Iht-m. B. Mut'lei Limx .I Nmrm, P W'hmm-n. DY Anknnv, K Buxhlmng I H.111. meliv Hm I Pucrx RV Lulu. In Kluxxmkl. S. Cuszmx, B Rnlnwn. 15. MxUmz K ILunux D W'lsnmkx, 'I. Greslmm, N. Gmrhcr, D. Hulmcs, .I. LAZJTUS. U. MALLum, J. Iiirghcr. SI Dmvcx IWIIJ mu Mr IleH. I? BJHxlehIxL D IXIKI. h Rllmex, h 'lzmx. D Mumlmzt. IS W'L'vatm 'l' lEmIJxI-J, I Dmiwn. ,I :MIML. D NIILIU, I Lulu. II Mux. I5 HJIILHL R mer M Ixnwxuulm. IN LLmImr VXIX vs. .I IhnmmmI 'l'unnIqu, R leiImmth. II MLIHJ Nhnxxkr. M IxnnIL Honor Society Student Council NII'DI V'I' IHIVNI II: Inn: v, x. A lmmnmu, I, Huxk. K. NILu-m-L I chu-r. D. AdItr. I. XLMLIHI, L MXVLIIxCI 5 Kmuw. N Uhluni. I MlmnI-H I RLLx. VI Ilmwn. II. Dun. xh r711, roux D. Abel, SI IJnes. .I. Cassidy. D. Mmmc. T. Vernier, j. Farghcr. S. MLKmncy, L. Ulrich. K IXKH'M'. II Fimnkm. M W'mxII: Irml rm K Linux R RnImmvn. D Pt .1er. I,. NIu-mva U ISIJHL D Phnk. R, .Iunw. I Lhmx R. Mum. L Inx. F. Bub: lwnvll' mg I DUIL'mIm, 15. Iirm-Imhm. D 124111;.m. D HrImqu. .I. IImim'mnu. I. Humng I Buxnxx, D PIAnIx. D. Nhuim 5. ,Iwhnwn. L LJILIQM Mr. Fury DAHH'ITSeeKrue117m: B. Krucger, j. Johnston, P, Tylisz. B, Bankoff. Sealed: S. W'ehcr, K, Mmss, N' Cnhhunt B. Fux, C. Beishline, S. Jensen. F175! mu IMmIiny: I,. LFlIrith. P. thhe, 5. Przhvhnski. .1, Ski: rkmuki, Ki analski, B, Cashbaugh, M, Mathias, J. Calvert. Serum! mu Handing: S..Yiuel- ski. .1 X'x'nimar, R. Yuung. D. Boehnline. D. Durand. C Bard, R. Stuart, N. Hill, Miss DJhlhc-rg, Dahlites An annual Christmas Tea and program is the highlight of the year for the Dahlites. Elstonis faculty members and guests were invited to attend this program entitled Christmas in Other Lands. Having certain duties. each girl assists our librarian, Miss Dahlberg. The Dahlites keep our library running smoothly by dusting books and cleaning shelves, posting bulletin boards, and checking out books. Members of the Elston Chapter of the National Honor Society were chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This group of juniors and seniors, who were initiated last spring at a candlelight ceremony, is sponsored by Mr. Lonzo. During September the Honor Society members ushered and helped at the annual Back to School night for the teachers and parents. The Hams and Lambs talent show was also pro- duced by this group Throughout the year various informal parties were given by Mr. Lonzo for the Honor Society members. Under the supervision of Mr. Parry, the Student Council serves as a form of government at Elston. Homeroom repre- sentatives contribute ideas rind suggestions at each Council meeting. The main project of the Student Council is to organize the Elston Squeeze. This campaign, which is held in February, is part of the United Fund Drive. The Council also organizes and produces the annual Home- coming Dance. At this traditional dance, Pat Tylisz reigned as Homecoming Queen. HAM. MUVITUR5771'Y mi v :4 D szmkx U. Mxllu'r. P Pmnhk D; Xthnu'. U Mkrmmrhu 5. ArL-nx M AIM Muvlux' w .u Mr Rhinhlx .l Dmrml. V V HIHL. D MJIIUJ .Iuhlmun. K huNt, R, Hnitlldnguz 'Il'I'J Mu B Dundx. U Humrx. D Kmkh. D Kzlwr. I :erdn. 1 D.Aktr. H McClure. Funrlb mu: 5. Fcrguson, D. Bdrkuw, D. thdumdnn, A, Mlllrr, N. Clparcs. H Clark. L. JJHJHJ'A Hall Monitors HALL MUNITURSDI'MHK 14' C. 'I'IL'IM-rL ID. Mllmmk, VI, CLmhmi. KV Knlkc, D BURN I Burran P XhMJhmn. M l'itmm. D Ihu-xLI W'llimmx M NJ mm D Kulnlxmhmukl. 5 W'hm'. DY Putcmgm. .1. Duinur, A. Pukerm; I erkz M Amnnx. D Adin: '1 11m run I Hxhnmn. N W'lllmmx D Armxtmn; M. Cdpmz 1. AHAH. T. XVL'xrplml. M W'cxrplml. M Uxhnm. IVIHU'I' run K. Dwa. D IAILIk'x D Killicr, D Bdlu-r. R. 5nyicr. It I'r3; 1, I Hummn. K. Rugcn. Mr Rhmhh HALL PATROL ant raw: M. Wozniak, R. Young, K. Zolvinski, P. Dodson, S. Williams, S. Kunkcl. H. Slocum, S. O'Leary, D. Coat. 59mm! mu': D. Craig, B. Henry, J. Harrison, L. Nau- yokas, F. W'arm-r, T. Gowin, J. Crawford, K. Pawloski, R. Holrzlander Third rouz' D. Miller, J. Rux, H Miller, D. Armstrong, D. Jasicki, M. LaRocco, R. Maddox, G. Brooks, D Utterback. Fourth mu: T. Dolembo, N. Cipares, D LeRoy, J. Marx. T. Bietry, R, Lazarus, J. Dabben. B. Uryga, Mr. Abraham. Fiflb mm: D. Taylor, G Ehrer, D. Plank, R. Millbranth, J. Bannwart, D. Schultz, G. Biedersmdt, E. Woodrick, B. Biederstaedt. Hall Patrol A.V.A Radio Club A- V. A- F'0' 7011'! P- JOhnSOH. 13- LUdWiA'. 13- Day. D. Freden- RADIO CLUkScated: D. Peters. P. Rodgers, P. Whinnen, J. Nel- burg, P. Whinnen. 56mm! mu? Miss Taylor, D. Utterback, C. Stantz, son Standing: 3 Ludwig. Mr. Cassidy, P, Johnson, T. Cowan, D. M. Nulf, C. Demos. Third 7014': G. Scott, R Tidke, T. Gowin, D. Cassler, B Nevins, K. Lange. Kurz, B. Ashton, K. Pawloski. Fourth mu: M Rose, J. Ayars, M. Lindwall, N, Cipares, J. Wellnitz, F. McKee. i 3 . . i :l ,.I 3 :- CUL'NSHXHKV ASEINIiAN'I'SithulLiK' AL Bcntnnii S. Huiximm, S. DlL-klchn. P. IJIIIL'. M Miiliiy Srantfz'ng: D. Brown, Mr. Byrd, Miss Lozier, MiSs Christen, Mr. Aigncr, G. Anderson. Counselors, Assistants OFFICE MESSENGERShFr-mzl mu : A, Tamers. J. Rathow, D. Turner, 1.. Pritz. j. Rybii. Xtuwil run '1'. Kmmlxkh G. Tryun. Ht XX'right. B. Johnson, T171311 mu: P. Rmiucrs. D. ,Iohnsim. K. Sdntiere. L. Kiluimgi men? mu 5 S. Putiln. 1.. Iruliicmurt. S. Kuchik, Mm Hutow. .1 w . A; . . v. .. k . Office Messengers Office mt-sscngcrs arc kept busy by Mr Haney. Mri vloncq, and Miss Flmow Among their many duties are dclivcringv the bulletin and call out slips, COHL'Cting kitICnLiJHCC slips, Operating the mimcogmph machine, and lookingy up studcnts' schedules. Cmmsclors' assistants help by filing tests and delivering call out slips. Mr. Aigncr works with thc collcgc-bound students. while Miss Christen helps the students 0n the fine arts and general course Mr. Byrd deals with the vocational dcpurtmcnt and Miss Lozicr has the commercial division. The studcnt store bcncfits both students and faculty with its sale of supplies. Operated by the students and managed by Mr. Elmer Millbranth, the store is open during the sdmnl day to serve customers. The profits that are made help in bringing assembly programs to Scninr High. Open at lunch hours and after school. the Cuntccn serves to feed Elston's hungry students. Mr. George Hultgrcn is the Cantccn's advisor. Their profits are used for assemblies and many accessories for our school. I XVII I I In; W74. M ', I Ihlszr 2 VI I IN NI D H Mr :Kmvxle, I' IJHn l! I RnIHwH. H II-.1r11An.H,K Nm 1th. II VI IIL' Mlllhmmh. I I! L: Hm II lexv. D Mmlmn. 2H. Ix Nlmnx L D Hrmum. R 'I'1L-Iurr. A I .mn.m:. I Hutu. IJ KHW' I VImmk . II IIJIIIAHII. IJ IMIxIm. I IM'AN. Mummy P Ibrmm '12,:u'vru I VA D Aanm'. I lemx'm, M R151. I 'J. - r, . Van 1L. B 1mm. Mjmn ISlwxmr VIIIRI flirt: v z. ,1 I5 Imrn'Ix I I IanmL 5. K XVL-SIL I II: rKInfL M Aim Pl'pu. D Bxcxirrmpit. XI WK ?L'l. 5, Pugh. 111.. II WNW: r; M, Nurm, D An'mmy. M. Rwlxtun. I. I Hymn II H: run I Ihxxan. II Wlnv. M; v a IIg,JL.:1L'. I HI: I. Rniw'yI B.:: t R I Kwnuxanwm I IH'Hx I NILIX. x D UL. m. I II ?:nwn. Canteen Student Store M IIJ . p him. A IIEMY1HIX. m V x I NIuIJr . D Dwain; K II Ruuxfx M IIurrL VI kvrxxfm. II : , memk. D .Inhrimn. 5 YApn'Istz. I I1 Wm. Hung. 5km? A CAPPH.LA CHOIR Fr-m11 mu: D. ClcvclJml, I7. Agvmv. B. 1 1 mlvcrlakc. P. Diptrr. N. CUNan M. Bins M. thran. M. Fcinn, D. Puers. Swami mu: P. Mdlmt, D. Bicderstaedt, D. XWaMrep, D. Durand. D Bochnlein, L. Schendcl. L Komasinski, L Burton, C, Gilorti, D. Our. Thin! row: A Zriny. S. Pudlo. R. Joncx. J. Young. J, Moor, C lumicx. S, Kunkel. J. Hmcr, T. Wiencck. Fum-Ih ruu': Mr. Timbcrlukc. R Stulhuum. D. Buugh. J Kcsslcr, J. Nichuls. D. Pochron. F. McKee. C. Bauer. D Craig. A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORI'S-me' mu: B. AhrendL C. Norris, M, ngkcr. G, Counngmn. F. W'illmms, 8. Ingram. M. Hering. 1.. Graham. Sl'rnml nm': J. Kimble. K. Plcwuk. S. Snyder. S. Home. l.. LlVim-lstonc. S. O'Leary, D. Thomas. A. Thomas, 1. Hullinger. Third mu: 8 W'cber, D. Mrrixwthcr, J. Wozniak, S. Harville, K. Mross, P. Twiblc, M, Olson, G. Meriwmthcr, j. Rogoski, C Fruchlkc. Fourth mu: C. Scaling. 5 Cross, J. Dandridyc, E. Walker. R Schwartzcnbcrg, C. Whowski, D. Potempa, J. White, M. Yodcr. Fifth mu: K. Hering, S. Northrop, T. Harrold. H. Abbott, T, Ritchie, Ii Stmkwcll, P. Nuvcroskc, D, Mdtottu Xlxlb mu: 1.. Nauyokas, M. Kuhn, D. Reid, R. Barkow, D. LeRoy, J. Haven. M. Rose. T. Bictry, L. LuBcrgc, Mr. Timberlukc. MADRIGALSWFrmu mu: I1 Clevelani. D. Coar. M. Fcinn, M. thrun, 1.. Burton. j. Moscr. Murmi mu 5. Knnkcl, C. Gllum, L Lmdcs. L. Komdsmxkl, R. jomw, S Pquo. R. bulbdum. 'I 11m mu D Durand, D. thmn, D. Bochnlem, j Nlchols, D. Bdugh, L. Skhcndcl, JV Meyer, Mr Tnnlwrlakc Madrigals Girls Chorus GIRLS' CHURI's-an! mu: C Dunn. S. Hciser, J jankki. I Tuckvr, S. Kumhinski, C Hallo- meg V. Amlm .Smomf mu: T. Gryvna, S. Yagclskl, B. Cryncs. M. GmLk, K. KouaiskL J. thd. L W'illmnh, C. Prue. Thin! mu: Mr. Timburlakc, C. Potfmpa, J. Ortmann, J. Bnnislakal, S. Prlybylmxkx. 1., George, j. Turner. C. Murray, 5. RllCth Fourth mu. CV Kdlil. .I, KulobULhauxkl, D, Pearson. B. Skxerkowski, C. Fosten A. Bohnstadt, L, Lyons, R. Holmcs, T tr . :3 y Wiith rt downbeat and versatility the band adds :t totieh of diversion and entertainment to the fumell gdmex ttinui assemblies, and pep sessions of Elston. Under the tht'ettinn of Mr. Tommy Hendricks, the b.tnd partieiptttes in numetum activities throughout the school year including regional and state contests, overnight trips, and outeof-town contests. The performance of jazz, swing tunes, and dreamy music are the popular trademarks of the dance band. The young musicians are on hand to display their talents and set the mood for school dances. Their ability W215 highly praised by judges at the 1962 regional contest as they received a superior rating. The pep band in conjunction with the Red Detbies, Cheer- ing Block, and Cheerleaders is responsible for the zest, Colon and enthusiasm supplied at the Red Devil Basketball Games. This band supports the team and adds to the school spirit. MAJORFTTITSiCOUiR GI'ARDelx'nu'Xint': J, Wiriehtt S. Mitzurl Nrtztltl'iu; S. Gelexlxe. J. Btthnxtxtit, K. Littlmmkii Majorettes Color Guard BANDaI-iv-rtul rntt: C. Johnwn, R, Millhmnth, Ki Yedter, K. Spyhaiski, K Rhnatix. M Hart. B. Neitkmnnti. S, Jensen. Stmml mu: B, jay, K nge, K. bhAter, 5i Riley, .I- W'tiuht, .I W'ituner. ,l, Alinxky, T. Ktiesel. 5. Shires. B, bdrthinInCXK. P. Carson, B, Hitthrt 77,er mu: VI fitteher, M. MtAmlly, ji Merit, D. Swmehart, G. Rhtmds. Bi Rdgsdale, D. Punk, D Hanniean, R. Smne- PW HANIF Frmzi mu: T. Kncstl, RW Mlllhmnth, l. LAWN. B Harhart. D. Ifttcrlmck, TW Horrr lmk M. thsc; Kemml mu: R, Swnwhdrt. D. Rhoallx. A. Mdicu TV Shdw, B. Alinxky A. PJIIH 'I'lum' rm R. Lupe, G. Rhomis. D. Smnctht, I1 Plank, R. Kemp, D. Cullison. Pep Band Band hut. A Ihlm. T. Shaw. A. MaCt-c, B. Glmson. T. Vrrnu-r, D. Ullhsnn. R. Kemp. A. W'ssrphal. Fumzb mm, D Munmn, W Mllldnl, R. Rtudumcl, Wl'. Hcrrludl, M Umsc, II Nukcl, 5. Lines, D. I'ttcrbnh, D. Reed, M. Reed. RW erpc. , DANCE BAND-an! mu: R. Millbranth, J. Cassidy, B, Harbart, T Kriesel. J. Alinsky, P. Mlller. M. Mihalick. Semml 7011': R. Collison, R. Kemp, T. .luckett, Third mu'.' R4 Cripc. D. Plumk, D. Swinehart, G. Rhoads. A, Palm. T Herrbach, D. Utterback. Dance Band ETA. F. T. A. Frrmt rou': M Haring, K. Kalkinz. C Olsen, D Lahey, B. Slutzkin, L. Gardner, M. szniak, T. Swanson, H Snow. J. Schoof. Semml mu: C. Williamson, K. Welsh. D. Ankony, M, Bins, M. Chem, D Thorscn, K. Mross, D, Waldrcp, B. Bartlett, L, Lightcap Third mu: N. Johnson. H. Peters, P. Coar. G Glasscott, S. Geleske, B. Nevins, J. Hajdusxewxcz, L. Berg. S. Kuchjk, Mr. Croft. .. .....A.;.g um.n -N HI Yr Dun: r'ul. M, Drum D. Drcycr. 15. Humyak, T. Vtrmu. '11 anm. MY KHIhHH-HCK I Amen, .1 Ailler I Hun'ttH, P, Hump. D hn-tniw. M Wknxkl. Ii bMtlt-n Mwml' run I Hm-nmn. l5 D.Amle, l: 'hrler. D JJmkl. M Irxnn. C Idmiux D Armstmnu. 'I' XV'mtthi. 5 lrgruuwn I Hruhcr, R. ler'llJndcr, Mr, DwnJuhm '1 fwd v'ru' N lnhzwrn. D W'wvt. '1 Numhul, M Lump R. Snydur. D. Bnmkx. .1 Max, D bkhultz KY PUFYL'T. b- linemen D I'ru-rlxuk I rmrl V'L ls PthL'rx, B. Hchr. A Mxlivn D, M.1rt1n,J. Punmmrr. H Iuhkc' D PLmL. R MP; lmmrh, P Puluurc, .I. H.111, RP Rubmson. Hi-Y ,62 Tri-Hi-Y YO PIDerleYifmw run P Krone. PP Reppert. P. Zulkmx'xki. M. Lud1r4n. J Dawwn M Mum: P 'l'lexL D Ankuny,15 KrutL'L-r. A luxnnmu, II Jnhnxmm 5 H.1xcn,D UL-VLCJHJ. C Imbzurmz. M luilcn, harm! mu: j. Abmm. A Znny, M KJIUILUL'k, 5 Uhiunm. .1 Murk 15, RLLhLu 5 fYIxulry .1. W'clwr, L W'xlimmwn, P. Pm-xghl, DP Bnmn. M, BHXN. wa Luzwr. 'I lului var. J, Alhm. P WWII. lv, meusmnc, P. Stcphcnx, P. legzcrx, P mercl. 5. Bums. M Phcm. l: RmxiJnA. B. Slurzkm, S Jvnsvn, A Vlvmn, J. Orrnmnn. K. W'chh, lenlL mu B Bmhnlnmcw .l. W'nodruff, 1, JJILDIJLL M Krebs. K. Spyhdlskl. SP Kudllk, L. Folkicngucr. C1. Gldxsmrt, KP Gable, NV Juhnmn. K. Hume. .1 Slurm. D. Bluicrsuuit. 3a.; . hi!' I c. Q- u L'il'gu dn 171$ 'GK ,I RI HIrY Frm1! r014 ' K. Crmby, M Hkat'r, D. Bcrkcs, P, Clmsn. 5 Art-nx, M. hmk. P. Cook. A. Kmhwr B. HlLkS, C Dcrwxlcr. C. Norm, M. Alix C, Ford. P Little. Mwml' rlm' L. Mark. C. Sceling. P Segclstmm. J. Prmhctt. .1 chvcn D, Mdntyrc. P Bmwrs, K Kmmlxkl. J. Curer. P. Novak. j. BonI'u-ld, 5 Riley. Tlvinl mu: Mrs. Murmur. R. Younu, P. Ruby. 71 W'cm, B. CHUCK, D, Thorsem D. Adler, P. Borg. L. MLan. LA chuk .1, Bcnnwnz. 5 Kuhn. Imarllw mu: D. Durand, B Timberlake, M. Capp. 'I' Kuwulskx. I. metonL J. Perry, 8. Priylwlmskl, P. Snbbe. K. Kolkc, L Everett. A. Oberlink M. MAM; li'h'l? run MY Hut. U ArMcrmn, M Ruh- ron. D, Johnson. P. Baker, C Johnson. J. Cdlwrt, ,I. Plcplnw. U W'hne. 1,. Lynnx, .l. W'Mnmr. I.. Mutien. Six'llj mu: J. Kerwm. I Sklerkokal. K. Benturd. RA Jnhnmn. L. KJIII. C KL-Ilcr, D Bochnlem. M, Steele, A Bohnsmdt, L. KUIUerhkl. 5 Pxpcr. M. W'ustphgi, B, D4114 Tri- Hi- Y '64 TRI-HI-Y Frm1t mu; M. Thompson, C. W'nuht, C. Taylor, R, Tieberr, 5, Homer BL Mdthim, I Olson. J. Pontius S. Shirts, C Bicdcrsmcdn Semml mux I.. Sawaya. K Plcwak, J. C'llltk, .1, Hank. S, Mixer. K Freicn S. Ebert. P Brown, C. Bcishllnc. J. Smuh Tlier mu C Clark. j. W'vst- phal. B. Alden. j; Peters C. Hill, B. Steder, P. Bcnford, C. Bryan. P. Trout, M. Yodcr, Fourth mn P. Beebe, S. Fenton, S, Leinwand. .14 Mimick. 1.. LOtkWOnd, S Henrich. BA Pmrmn, D. Yolk, N. Hxll. B. Miller. F1111? mu, 8. Hcdstmm, K. Mmss, B. Blank. F. Bcrgcrson. C, Bmun, R Sdmurr zcnbcrp, S. Cross, C. Bard, Miss Christen. a ; .3-3 HKIIVHAII. VUNFFSSIUNSDFMM 7011' P Ruby. L Mork, S. Prnbvlmka P Bcru. .1 Benoo xyrz. M Hawkva D Brrkc-x. P. Llrsnn, IS ans, M. Cook, C Dcmxiu, C. Iim! MwnJ mu. A Huhmmln R. H.1lwrmun, K. Kowulskl, J. Lawson. S. Rmhw. D Thorsen, A. Uberlmk. J. Rumor, P anhc. B Gmrtls. CL K4111. J W'aunvr. 7'17er mu M lexmn, G. Dc-La D ,Inhnxon. i Kunmmkl, ti, Arlerun, 1.. Mmen. K BcnturAL Q Mxliu. B leucrs, .l W'unmr, T. Xkuwn. D Knlmhmhrmwkl Fnlzrlh rnzw G, W'Isnka D nghttr. D Dumnxi. T Gn'vna. CM wahm; M YAutiskl. M mex C. Fox, R. Jnhnmn. D, W'aiJrL-p. MD Plpcr. R And FI'IIJ mu: J Hxlrnmn, R, Dnltmbu, D. Orlnwski. T. Blctry. P. linker. j. Kcrwm, L. 1,.1Bcrug R Juncs, D. Iyiw, h lirvmks. K Doe. Junior Concessions BASKFI'BAIL CONCESSIONS-me mu: L. Everett. AV Chmnamt-n. C. Nomx C. Dem'iler, H Limbaugh. P, Carwn. B. Huks, K. analski, J. Lnx'mn, Scurvm' mu Mr. Imnzo. R H.156!- mm. ID Ka-vcr, A. Oberlmk, L. Vcrmck, L, Mettlcn, VI, Bemm'ltz, L. nghtulp, M. Qipp. F. W'len- wk 771er mu: Ii. Block. L Rhodes, B. Rodgers, P. Pm? J. Skwrkmwski, G. Anxicrsnn. B. Gar- rle. I. MLMinn. D. Durand. P, Stlbbc. S. YagclskiM Fnurfb mu, 1. Komasinxkn. J. W'ldmgr, I V'agncr, M. Rolston. S. Plpcr. C, Scelinp. C. Fox, D. Thorscn, D W'Alderp D. Bochnlem. C hmnr, Fillb mu: D. RlChICf, K. Hank, C. Johnson. L SLhCndC'l, GV Kalil, C. Keller, 14 ervun. R. Young. S. Pudlo, N. W'lley. 51x15 mu: J. Hilcman. G, Brooks, B. chdrukson, T. Dulembu, P. Mormrry, K. Dee, G, W'xsmeskx, E. W'oodruk, j. Valentme, ML Dmkledmc. Dmmii mindui stiiiicmx 1mm many thciirriciil iuiiiiiiiiiu as members nf zhc BIJckfriJrs. XV'ith Mrs. Pliyllix Dimmii .is their xpnnwr. rhcy work to furthcr their kiimx'li-iim in .111 acting skillsi In presuming: tiicir pLiyx m the snidcnt body. Iilrxt iiiihm iiistic actors mm their IL'n points necessary for thc iniimiiuii inm Thcspiims. Duringv :1 candlelight Lcrcmnni; the new students .irc iio ccptcd .15 mcmbcrx' of thu- il'hcspims, tlic ITAIiUHill high xiliiml dramatic honor wcicty. Sponsored by Mrs. Helen P0111, tho ThL-spiims xxurk m present the S'LilUUI with dnlllldl ParillCtiUlH. lixpcrii-m'c gJiHUi in thcsc drillihltiL clubs is put m use in thu- Junior .md scnimr pluyg Luich year. Snmctimc in fUI'Ler yuirx rhc thmtcr or some field Hf dmma may be pursued its ii Iifc-iimc cilrccri THESPIAXS-qut run' 11 i'im'rhnii. B. l,iiiivxig. Vi. Sturm, ii, Robert. I Kiibik. chmi mm D Diirimii. D. l'trL-rixiik, D. iriiip, K. Murray. 5. Kiinkclv 'I'blu' mu. Mrs, Pnhi, M. Mihiiiiik. M, Liniii wall, Ri Miilbmnih,1 Farghcr, Thespians Blackfriars BLACKFRIARS;FMUI mu C. Biciicrsriwiili S Shirm, J. Jnhnsmn. B HiikR. J Wiaumir, B Aiiicn, C. Beishlinc. M. HdVK'kCL K, W'icnkc. S. Riley. T LCYHISUH. Sunni! mu. il, bkicrkuwski. M Capp. M. Hairopouios. P, Ruby, 5. Przybylinski, H. Shmk. J. Harvey, J- Dstun, P. Pix-xghi. J. Olson, P. Keene. Thin! 7014' B. Hornyak, M, Rolsrnn. J, Cllvcn. G. Anderson, K. chrxch, P. Stihbc. M. Jaspcrson. .Ii Wriiimar. G. VY'hitc, K. Kmuiski. K Kalkirtz. Fularlli mu: 5. Schcxk, T. Gryvna. F. Rowland, D. Durand. S. Lmher. S Ychiaki. M Dvmli. G K.llil, D, Abel. Mn Durimii Fifth mu L Komasinski. M. ZCiKHCY, C. Kalil, In Livmgsmnc. J- W'righi L. Fuldcnaucn R. Sulimum, R. Young R. Ayad. C. Bardi P. Rodgers, B. Ludwig IN A Ifmw mu Mlxx HJH. A, Tunn. S Kuhnh S W'hm'. K Dc ELSTUNIAN--Frmll mu' A. Inanndtu. S. Uhhmd, P. Tyhxz. Swarm, .Mmru Mum! Hm I l'u-n-m. K Brunt, 1.. LIHUCKYUDL'. M Trll, W7 K HJYDW- .1 Srurm, C Dcmm. MW X'KhUnKJlli '1 km! W5 I Rux 'I 12m! run ,8 UL'IL-xku I, AHJn, I. Bohnsmdr. 3 IRML-r. D Ankom. I - Gardner. D t'ttcrhuck. P- VVhinncn, I'V'Hrm '1' 5 S- 13 3mm, B 5mm . . Gultxkc, G. hhssmrth 5 Hum. N. thnmn. Fxrll': rm; f Agle ' J. chslcr, JV Mcrx. .I, XXHxnzruH. FBLA Elstonian Comet COMEThrFrMII '1 :. Mrs. Bunth. B. Slutzkin. K. SpyhalskL M; 41.3 mu 3 W'xllmmmn. 5. HAIL, K, Irmnwn, Yr'zrj r313 B. Pllukz. T. W'urthI. 333 3 i In its rhirty-third year the rr;1diti0n.11 CRIMSON COMET is mll the project of the journalism students. Supervised by Mrs. LL-ncx'icvc Bnnhcld. thc stuff gnthcrs news, inrcrvicws students And Imchcrs. and sells ads in order to meet their dmdlincx W'uh The Spirit of deirion'h as the thcmc; SCVCIHCQD xmmr staff members 11.1w wurkcd to pmdUCc thL' 1963 IiLSTONIAN yenrlxmk. At the yegrbook division of tho 1. LC Jnurnalism Institute rhrcc staff members gained knowledge .1s m the composition of .1 ycarhowk This year's rcprcscnmtiws wore Kdthy Hnynie. Anna Imnmcci. and Nancy Johnson. After the theme was chnscn and the cover picked, the amt? and their advisor, Mm Nightingale worked on wnring wm'. taking picturcs, selling advertisements. and dmwing layuuts to meet the deadlines, One of the last and most Important tasks of the 1062 staff was to train ncxt year's numbch and to acquaint them with thc duties ncccsmry to produce our traditional ELSTONIAN. During its scumd year nf urgmimtinn. thc anhinnvtm work to design and make clnthcs best suited to Lnth girl's nccds Advised by Mrs. Sparks, the girls become wry Lluthcs constinus and aware of thc bcs't stylm and fabrics. Under the direction of Mr. Presser rhc mcmbcrx' 0f rhc Math Club gain a bcttcr undursmnding 0f nmthcnmtics. Through thcir meetings they srrivc fur prociscnrss and .m- cumcy in their work. FASHIONETTES me mm L. Dicnlnrt. J. Skix'crx, C. 'chbcrt. L, Tower. Mmmi mu: 5. McKinney. K. YL-dtcr, f Stork, .1 12110111. Third mu: J. Pxeplow, C, Smntz. J. Lawson B. Rnducrs: Fullrtlv muz' R. Boehnlein. D. Bochnlein, 5. Th1bidmu, Mrs. Sp.1rks. Fashionettes Math Club MATH CLL'kant mu: P pOCSthCl, j. Rux, 5 Piper, D Lylts, S. Jensen, M. lesmn, A Oburlxnk. G. Anderson. D. Juhnson, D. Adler. C. Dethlur, Mwnd mu P Stibbc, DA thmn, T Burns, D Pllskc, B, Bldtk. M. Irwin. L. Skhendcl, D. W'aldrqx l Bmmwirz, M. Alxxv Thin! mu: Mr. Primer, R Ashton G. Brooks, G. W'xsnieski, D. Arnmmnu, T. Gown. D. Cram, B. Glt-ann, R. chdersnn, .I. Hilulmn. FUIH'II7 mu: D. V'umi, 1 , Km. D. Reason, D. Munl, R. Mlllbmmh. P. Miller, D. Lazarus, P. Mormrry, T Dolcmbu, BL Lam, i'HRI'M DH'Bilhmxz mu K Mrmx, J. Peters. G thll. 1:. Rnhvrt. A. Huigu. S. Gahr. .l Ihmk. ,1 mey. 5 Arum. A. Dhrmmnwn. Vuva mu M HAN. J. Furry. VI. Mmcn G. Arhiuxnn. P Nuer-I, D. Mmlrun. B, Udrrcls, T. Knudixkl. Mn. 5pxr0. M, W'lnskl. TWIN. roux D qul. D ,Iohnwn. M. Rolxmn, .I, W'cm, L. l'llth R W'hlnncn. U Mlllcr, 1,. Vtrnikk. D AIHcr. I'anllj mu D. Whldrep. S. Kunkcl, BY lilmk, 1.. SLhL-mirl. R. Young. JD Hdrrisnn. l, IJVHLEHUHC, T. Blurry. S Pudln. XX' Dcxmld, FHII'? mu '1', Duk. P Murmny. D. W'nml. D Mull, .l mkxl. J. Hum. GV lirxmks, '1'. Stu-pru, 5 W'amt-r. J Lmnmmgx B Hcmy Forum Club Latin Club IA'HN LH'Birqu! rmm A. Kmhxtlr. K. Kuxk'dhkl, P anL-rs. I, I'Hruh, J. W'Jum-r. D Hutldnd. L. Lullnm. D. Putcrx, Mmmz' VUR, T. Burm, G. Mlllcz, f MJlukJ, IX W'hlnntn, N Ulmxrcmi. CD Olsen. 8. Przybyllmkl. L. Mork, P. Ruby A. Hedges. K. W'tlxh. 'I'bml mu: Mnx HUMV', .1. Km-xtr. L W'nuxukx, D, PottmpJ. D Bmdrrxmuir. D Anknny, P. Nnm'rcl, 1.. Knnmmxkx, M Lme D Knlnhmhuwxh Foam; mm B Bmlrrt. R Yuung. T. Uryxrm, L. thmh-l. K. Zolvinxki. B. Millet M. Rulsmn, G. Amlcrsrm. KY. DL-WJH, B. Blmk Finlw mu' Kl Hxlcnmn. $4 Kunkcl, D. REM, D. Pcters, 6. Brooks, R. Arhmn, P. Mnrmrty, DD Puchmn, Ii Hdmpm, j. Haylvswmtz, S. Ferguson FRENCH CH'B me run Mrs. IJMICHS. I johnsmn, P. PUtNhl. ,I BL-nmvitL l. Vornulx, N Andcrwn, B. Huh; .1- Link; M. Aim, P. Little, Murml rm L Mmen, P Sc-pclxtmm. P. XVIII, D W'Jhin'p, P. mm. .1- metnrd. l. 14'0th . W'lllmmmn. .l, Mxrnnk. P. 15cm. B Fm; 'anl run VI, hlxwiy. 5 lflln. D. Dumml, D, Armxlmny, B. VJughdn, U W'lxmukx, R, Aymi. l: Ammrunu, T. Roblwn, A. Obtrlmk. French Club Spanish Club SPANISH CH'BiFkul run K. Kdllurn. AV Ioannnul, A. KJhrL P. meik. C. Tu'bcm M Umk. T. lrvmwm D. Bruwn Mum! run 8. Uhlund. J. MLDormH. D Thurwn, B Gurrclx. L Lughrnp, M. Suwmn. M. Lmhmn. C. lnx. .1 Sklcrkmuki. Tlvml mm M. Hmrn. B. IlIanIl.lkL . .l, W'nght. J. Allan. J. Yuung. R, Juno. P.1m Stllwbe. S. YgluL-Iski. M. W'lmkiv Fumllv rm. D, Grcanm. L. Berg. j. lixrghu. .L Mcrx, S. legh. D. 1311mm. R. Gldnz, T. Blurry, Mr. Hakim. 12.: mo .own' u..-wa W m-ww' .0. w m-w -A .muqhmm nhwu. $5 . . . 1 :3 ii: - If i I H$i$z$ UIVRMAN CLL'B-men! mu: G. Courington, P. Tylisz. S, Arms, 1.. I'Iltith, E. Robert, P. Pfaff, M. Anderson. J. Kublk. B. Slutzkin. B. Cashbauuh. B. Lewix C. Dt'txxiier. C. Norris. .Sttmm' mu: Ri Hansen, Ct Demos, D. Abel. T. Giese, J. Weiss, J. Mitnick. K. Haynie, Di Adler. j, W'agneri Ri Bonn, G. W'hite, S. Pyzyna. S. Mazur. Thin! mu: L. Gardner. R Bandurski. M. Hutmn, T. Darmw, D. Plank. K. Murray, Iii Rowland, 1- Moser, Bi Hornynk. M. Irwin, .I- Rux, T, Vernier. liulmlv mum G. Rose, K, Lane, J. Heurinltz, L. LaBerize, G. Stephenmn. D. Petath. B, Harbart. D. Craig, D. Burkart. D, L'ttetbatk, E, Hihbsi Fiflb mu: J, Dabbcrt, Ti Neuschul, E. busms, R. Kerwin, D. Plank, R. Millbmnth, A. Palm, B. Bluhm, j Meyer. 5. Timm. German Club Paintspots PAINTSPOTSment mu: P. NOVJk, I. Beathlet, S. Ohlund, T. Levinson. Serum! mu: 5. Henrich, A, Zriny, K. Goble. L. Igelski. TIJI'VJ mu: S. Geleske, Miss Commer, ji Young, j, Grotti Fourth mu; C. Gable, XV. Diana, j, Bohnsmdt, Pi Coat. Each year the Latin Club uses its pmfits from the year's activities to hold an annual Roman Banquet. The members and their sponsor, Miss Henry, look forward to this original Roman affair. Along with other activities they sponsor a dance during the year. The newly formed French Club sponsored by Mrs. Lootens meets twice a month. At the meetings they learn of French life through films and tape recordingsi The highlight of the year is a Christmas party held at a member's home. The German Club sponsored by Mr. Hibbs holds monthly meetings where members participate in German games and songs. In addition to these school meetings, they have an , wrgjag-n n, muw. vim n annual Christmas party at a member's home A candy sale and the annual Christmas party complete with a traditional pinata are among the activities of the Spanish Club. XV'ith Mr. Hakim as sponsor, the group meets once a month at a student's home. This year the Spanish Club heard talks given by Elston's four exchange students. Trade and Industry TRADE AND INDUSTRY-JTMMI roux A. W'ozniak. D. Kicmtz, R Bowmar, j, Seppyes. Semml mu': D. D.Ay, S. Cushwuy, K Pawlo- ski; L Mcltlen. Third mu: D. Czizck, .I. Alliv, M, Krucgcr, Ii Ynnis. S. Wingard. Faurlb roux' S. Maxcy, A. Sydow, R. Waldo, P. Stephens, LA Lowery. B. Edwards Fifth mm: A. Kruegcr, L. Stull, D. lekty, M. Mahaffey, H. Pawlik. Distributive Education DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Front mu: 1., Hamann. H. Slocum, B. Ford, Miss MLQuiIkin. Second mu': W. Durham, T. Richter. C. Ross, B. Rinehart. Third mu': K Artur, W, Popard, R. XWalters, T. jaskiewicz. Fourth roux L. Kolb, N. Ren. L. Jasicki, J. Kcrscy. Trade and Industry TRADE AND INDUSTRY ant mu': J. Kimble, J. Snow, L. Gipc, S. Trampski, J. McCullough, Semnd mu: M Wilson, T. Lautt, J. Geycr, B. Cummins, D. Weidenhofr. Third mu. L. Nauyokas, J. Bowmar, B. Kush, G. Shaw. G A,A,7elimul rrru': C. Sahoof, C, Price, A. Whnke. B. Archer. Et Rolens. L, Morris, S. Bolka, C. Puke .N Shlres. SunnJ mu' JV Sherntk, Pt DJvis. F. Mlzmmke Dt Menweathter, 1.. Umrgct M. hmhk. L. V'dtsun, K. Schdcffcrt L. chdt-rlnng. L. Pace. Third mu: D Mtlntyrc. 1.. Rhmies. M. Lawry, P. Snyder, M. Gnmm, B. W'olfornl, Lt Hedrltk, Ct Mxllcr, K. Plt-wdk. Z. Thnmax. Fnurth mu: Mm Sehcsta, St Lyster, B. Schroeder. S. Irentun, S. Wklgast, S. Bartelk. D. Maclram G. Mummthcr, J. Gill. F1115 mu': Be Dams, jt W'elss, M. Hutton. C. Stantz. S. McCormitk, W'. Mnrldn, D, Stlrdhyn. K. Gnhnnwx'ki, 5t Pyzyna, D. 1501de 511x117 run: I? W'ltntt'k. l. Nowatzkr, .lt Perry, 5 Malctkt, Be Sklerkuwaki, D. Pearson. j, Crawford. E. W'Jlket , G. A. A, Golf Club GOLF CLL'kanI mu .' P. Carson. J. Dawson. P. Brown. K. Crosby. P. Tyllsz. Se.m;J mu: Se OhLeary, L Vetnick, j. XV'Jgner, B. Fox, P. Poexhl. B. Hurnydk. 777ml mu: M. Irwm. P. Nowiel. S. Ohlunti, D. MacLean, L. L'llrith, Dt Johnson, Fourth mu? N. Voss. T4 Robxsnn, B. Blissmcr, j. ALkiI. S. Kuchik, Mr, Hultgren. Under the guidance of Miss Sebestu, the G.A.A. girls gain many gymnastic skills playing basketball, volleyball, hockey, soccer, and deck tennis. The Girls' Athletic Association proe motes good sportsmanship and helps to develop Character. Miss Sebestn and the girls sang Christmas carols at the local hospitals during the holidays. Throughout the year informal parties were held, among them a potluck dinner in the school cafeteria to acquaint the new G.A.A. members with the old. In the spring the girl with the highest number of points is awarded a sweater. Others earn lEtKCrS and chevrons accord- ing to their participation. A group of fifteen Elston students Ends its way each spring to the Muncipal Golf Course on Friday afternoons. Instructing the members as to the entrect swing and how and when to use the clubs are Mrt Hultgren, Mr. Lonzo, and course pm, Mr. Meetz. Even the amateur golf members manage to play at least thirty rounds. The top golfer. Lynn Ullrich, holds the highest scorings and has won the trophy for the last three years. hII'liAM 4,. xmumJur, Hurt, K Rxlm, ix Hnwn l tymlznx: YAREITY J. JAqUsz, P. 'I'yhna T. Urynm. D Hnmn. D Axhy M A Cheerleaders Red Derbics RLD DIiRBIIZS anI mzr' ,I Lllu-rL K antwrd. R ,lnlmwn, I mMnM. 8 Hum. D lek, C Prue. Mutual mu: B, BJru-lx. L, lSuhluL C. Mhmrt. L1. XVJLR jv chplnu, A. 'lwuvrx. C 5.1117 dcr5 E. Shilmny, 717ml mu: T Mahrr. R HUImL-x, 5 XX'IL'huk; M XYu'lnuk, D, Bmhnlcm. R, Buchnlmn. K. Bmunm. B. Duh l-Vrluli' mu' D. Munwn, M hnmm. B. Maxie: 'l'. Mumer j, 'I'mkcr, K, Sprunucr. M. Ymicr l n:l.; mu: K Imm-rmmir. l. lmkwmi, P Trmm P Dnm. .I. Shermk, j. Pczurx, D, Bcr'KL-x 81x32, mm. M Muhm, 5 mm, L BL-nhhnu, L. Mmg M. Alarm, L. Murk, B, Bankorf. Two hundred students clad in the traditional red and white cheering block in Indiana. compose the newly formed Cheer Block. With the regular Red New cheers, stunts, and chants are presented to the student Derby organization, the Cheer Block adds enthusiasm and body at the pep sessions and during the basketball half times. spirit to the basketball games and pep sessions. Mr. Lee M0- The profit from a candy sale made possible the Sports- hamed, sponsor, worked with the President Gay Glasscott, whirl held in April. The King and Queen selected by Elston's Vice President July Weber, and Secretary-Tteasurer Pam lettetmen reigned during this spring dance. - WEInnen to ptBHu i s ..t 0 at .m-.. - -. FOOTBALL BOX SCORE OPP. Tolloston Fort Wayne North Laporte :5VE. C WClshington Goshon S. B. Washington Hobart 5. B. Riley Elkhan ahForfeit to M.C. WARREN FOSTER DRAGS DOWN a Goshen ball carrier in Cityk 5fth straight victory. Devils take 2nd in conference- TOUCHDOWN! Jim Bannwart plunges through the Elkhart line for six points. FOOTBALL TEAM me mu: Asst, Coach Doug AJams, John Arnctt, DiLk Prybylla. Trrry Smuh. Duane Mcrtlc. me! mu: Head Coach Vu Overman, Lury Beaver, Vimc Eluclskc, Kieth POL ter. Dan Brooks Tbml rmr: Asst. Coath Dick Lamb, Mgr. Don SLhUlIZ, Mgn Jim VVelmetz, Ed VVoodriLk, Ron Glanz. For the sixth straight year, Michigan City's Red Dexiil FOUL bull Team won its opening game. Placing seetmd in the LUD- h trim. the Dexilx Inst utih' tn Smith Heini W'ttxhitigtutr thL- timiillk Bunting :1 7-2 season reLnrtL the Dex'ils were 3.1 .H l'IlitthHLCplilyt Hm'iiitt Gttry Tollesttm in their home opener, the Red u i were 011 on 11 five gmte Winning SLFC'JL' The DeVils tIIini wit the ground Wlfil tuuthtiuwtis being suited by Im. Hiiimxurt, Bert Henry, and J. D. Httirston, Tolleston's vTHIht' VLH grL-Jtly hindered by three Red Devil pass inter- vpimm The final smote was 18-0. 'l'tiking m the mad for their first LonferenLe game City hliik'ii tn .1 20 7 xietory over Fort Whtyne North Attempting unh- UIK' puss, City scored all three touLhdowns on thL ground, W'illmms; Httirston, anti Bgttmwart being the SLUICYS North's unly muthduwn was the result of a City fumble deep in but! territory. Mithigztn City, still on the mad, beat rival LaPortL- in one mt City's bth played games of the year. LaPorte, a strong team. ended on the bottom With the Devils winning 19-6. 14hr the first time during the season, City took to the air with Itinny Poel and Jim Bannwart LtzttLhing touchdown passes Shin XVilliams intercepted Ll LaPorte pass and ran it back in the Slicers' one yard line to set up the third touchdown fur Bert Henry. Trtn'L-Iing to 13. C. Whtshington, then rated number two in the state, the Devils came through with a 11-11 tiet which was Iatet awarded to City because at a XVashington ineligibility. -ranked 14th in state Wltshingtun led 14-0 going into the final quarter, and things ItxikL-ti pretty dim. Stun WHIhams and jim Bannwart scored UH thL grutiiiti for Lity. WIIh lexs th.1n three 11nd tine half minutes left to pl iv, and then halted the Setmtors Un their seven yard line to insurL the tie. Returning home fur hmneuiming the Dextils made the happy event even happier by defeating Goshen 211$. City was 1n the lead the entire grime and used subs freely, Touch- iowns were scored by Stan Wlilliams, Lanny Poel, I D Hairs- tun with W'illiams smring twice At 5. B. Wlashington, City met its first defeat. In :1 seem- ingly ttHAnight, the Devils failed t0 score. W'ashington's highly rated Panthers won 29-0. Returning home, the Devils took on undefeated Hobart. The Briekies, after revenge for last years game in which City edged them out of a perfect season. won the game 15-6. Bann- wart SL'Ol'CLi firSt for City, but from then on it was the Brickies' game Recovering from two consecutive defeats, the Devils scored three quiLk touchdowns against 51 B. Riley to win their next hume game. Kiser and Hairston scored with Kiser scoring twice, to make Dad's Night 3 20-0 victory. In their last game of the season, the Michigan City Red Devils secured the second place slot in the Conference by bumping Elkhnrt 13-6. Although City remained on the ground throughout almost the entire game, the Devils managed to halt two Blazer drives by interceptions Scoring for the Devils were Bannwart and Hairston. FOOTBALL TEAMean! mu: Jerry Oshinski, Dick Jasicki, Doug Greenlaw, Bert Henry. Clay Landes. jim Kiser. John Farghet, Scott Kunkel, Jim Swanket .Xean mu: lanny Pod, OsLar Lubke, Mike LaRULLo, 1, D. Hairston, Steve Johnson, Jim Bannwart, Brute Chamhets, Paul Patlatore, Third rout Leo Wantuch, Mike Cappy, I-'mter, Eugene Sthilf, Whnroe Reed, Terry Dick, John Valentine. mgtt. Stan W'illiams, DiLk Lazrus. Phil Morarity, W'arren jim Bontield, mgr. FLANKED BY THREE OF TOLLESTON'S SECONDARY, Bert Henry scoop! in a long pass from quarterback Stan Williams. End Lanny Poel looks on from a distance. LaRocco Wins all-state honors A CITY TACKLER nails this Goshen scoring threat from behind. Paul Parlatore, end, races to aid in the capture. Senior guard, Mike LuRocco, was chosen by the UPI as .1 member of Indiana's nll-smte foutball team Along with Mike, quarterback Stan Williams and fullback jim Bannwart re- ceived honorable mention to the same team. LaRocco also was picked as a member of the all-conference hrs: team, with Williams receiving all-conference second team honors. Gain- ing honorable mention were Jim Bannwart, J D. Hairston, Oscar Lubke, and Lanny Poel. Team captains for the year were Williams, Bannwart, and Johnson Ranked as high as fourth in the state, the Red Devils re- ceived a final press rating of 14th in the state. B TEAM BOX SCORE . . OPP If. . Washington IJI'nrlc 9 B. Riley x H W'nlungmn ; . B. Lenlrnl N B, Adams hmhvn Mnhnwaka llkhart In compiling a smwn record of four wins and flve lusscs muLh jcrry Kursten's ' B team gained the experience required In build future varsity squads. Hard work in practicing the fumiumcnmls of blocking, tackling, and ball handling is the mum purpose of the MB tcnxn FULLBACK JIM BANNWART BLOCKS the way of three Tolleston rushers to insure a sizable City gain. Sophomore squad Wins 4, 10565 5 ANDI5I7RRS;an! mu: Tum Hairsmn, Bob Gabrunas. Dun Inwr, Stew Henry John Mgni- mold. Nuarr Northrop, Steve Burnett. Dan Przyhyhmkx. Mum! mu: Urey; Su-Num-k, Phxl 73me. Ihll W'hmncn. Jde Sullxvan. Jeff W'cnincr. Klrk Rugg-rs. Pu MLBrLiv. Twm Zuw. TIMI mu: Run Lurmn, Kenny Overstroct, Ron Gxawmo. Bob Bannwm. KL-n Krucgcr. Tom V311, Doug Dunlap, Rleh Martin, Head Coach Jerry Karstcns. Nor prawn: Al Jumchc. Vrrnon Payne, Mgr Mcrlyn Bartlett. TEVNIS TEAM BOX SCORE LaPom- Fort W'Jync Nnrth South Bend AxiJFnS I7lkh4rt GushL-n South Bonii Rih'y South Bend Central Mishawika This ycaris rcnnis mun hmkc cwn in thc wunrlim UIiLHIHh. with 1 Wins .md -i Imam. All right nutchcx xwrc wnfg-icnw battles. john Hiirtnmn. scninr .md thrcc 5cm lcm'rimiL In! the squad .15 niimhcr nnc mim. Rdlui .h mu- uf rhc xriucx mp tennis players. jnhn lust unly unc- muuh .ill smwn. NHI Hartman, junior, Jnhn's ixiiingcr brother, pliiyui lIl ilic number two position with jcrry Gibbs in the number rhru- spoti Juhn Hmnmn .ind Ron HL-niicrson turned up .1x thc HUIHiXT onc doubles 1mm with Neil H.1rtm.m .md jury Gibbs in the number two sluti SHARP FORM and def: racket handling brought a 7-1 season record to senior letterman John Hartman. Racket squad gains skill TENNIS TEAMthm mu: Tom Burns, Bob Gleason. Ron Henderson. Jerry Gibbs. Jnhn Ham mJn, Neil Hartman. Brian anfeli Seminal mu: DJn Franks. Jim W'riluht. Sam FL-rgumn, Kent Dans, coach Harold W'ygncr, Lester Norvel, John Sclkc, Dn-w RCCki, Norman Spurs. LRHNK COUNTRY TEAM-J'hmnl Mu: Dtm Steinkc, Cant Hulmcs, john Little. John Ludwig. Jun Link. 'le1 Uclxt'. Saturn! mu: Dave Plank. Stew Major. john Rux. Phxl Orzeth. Henry Muller. Dxtk Plank. chk Armstrong, Nate Gipson. Third mu: Craig Sthmedcn john Edwards, Bub I'rygd, Russ Millbranth, Tom Reed. Steve Millcr, ElmL-r Mxllhmnth, LUJLht Two milers finish second in conference LOOKING OVER PREVIOUS STATISTICS, Dick Plank. Henry Miller, Phil Orzcch, Coach Millbranth, and Dick Armstrong prepare for a coming meet. The Red Devil Cross Country Team finished the season with an overall record of 12 wins and 4 losses. Placing socond in the conference. the twwmilcrs won 8 of their 9 matches. Red Devil runners placed fourth in thc LaPortc Sectionals and sixth in the Conference Meet. CROSS COUNTRY Valparaiso South Bend Adams Hobart Iilkhart South Bend Riley Chesterton South Bend Adams South Bend Washmgton South Bend Central Gary Lew Wallate Mishawaka Fort W'ayne North Side Crown Point LaPorte Gmhen LaPortc For the first time in the history of Elston, a long awaited swimming team was added to the liSt 0f varsity sports. Although Elston has no swimming,Y fueilities, m urramgement was made with the YMCA for the use of its swimming pool. The team had no conference wins .md ended the season with 21 2-9 retord. The Red Devils failed to win any points at the State Swimming Meet. The first three smte places went to teams in thc Dt-vils' conference, probably the toughest conference m the state. High point men for the team were sophomore John Curtis and senior Ed Peters, with 60 points apiece. Mr. junes' comment on the team's first year was, Certainly this season was a success as far as Elston is concerned. Mr. Overman remarked, Swimming helps to round out our varsity program here at Elston. We're pleased with the team's hrsr efforts and look forward to it growing in strength and popularity. SXVIMMING BOX SCORE Laporte Valparaiso . . Goshen . . . South Bend Riley CheSterton . . . South Bend Central . Penn . . . . South Bend Adams. . South Bend Washington Laporte . . . Gary Lew Wallace Red Devils take to water SW'IMMING TEAM-ant muv Rnhhie Robinsnn, John Curtis, jeH W'eidner, Dale liritkson. Duane Burkhartt Todd Lowland, Darrell Kinsey. Semml mu': Coach Ross Kusznmul, Thomas Reed, Edwartl Peters, Bill Bartlett, Phil Hoop, Dennis Kurz, and jack Criswellt Poised for a free throw, Veron Payne takes aim against the 5.3. Washington Panthers. Red Devils capture 11th straight Terry Smith blocks a Valparaiso shot as Jim Bannwart and Dale What was thought to be a building year for City's varsity Phillips m d boundt basketball team turned out to be another winning season. Finishing with a record of 16 wins and 9 losses, City won its 11th straight sectional tourney and placed third in the conference. W'ith n0 returning starters, the 1962 basketball squad consisted mainly of untested players. The Devils pos- sessed one of the youngest teams around. City opened its season at home against Gary Froebel. Already 21 well-seasoned dub. Froebel was out for revenge for last year's defeat and took advantage of the Red Devils' lack of game experience and beat City 69-53. In their next game against Gary Tolleston, City took its second 1055. Coach Adams remarked before the season, City will have the best 5' 11 team in the state. But Tolleston's height was just too much for the Devils as they bowed out 7867. Traveling to Valparaiso, Michigan City took its worst beat- ing of the season. Also a City victim last year, Valpo made no effort to limit the scoring and thoroughly trounced City, 10373. The hot Valpo squad hit 62C; of their shots to 409? for City. After the stunning loss at Valpo, City recovered to beat E. C. Roosevelt 81-55. W'ith a fine balanced shooting percent- age and a rebounding edge, the Devils kept ahead of the Rough Riders almost all the way, but it was the Devils' free tosses that made the big difference in the score. ln tlu-H' hm NIHM gum; in mnvlml m SH vIHr 11. cmmI brukt Ciry'x xmng uf clcvcn xmnght umfrrcmc wms m.:w:Mu1 frnm IAN ymr 'I'hL- DL-Hlx guhu'ul 111 nnly 3'7 rt? t 11! m H fur Nulth Bani. .HM .l punr 11er LllLlfH'. prm'ul rml Hm hml xuxrc vms 09-31. Returning m Nullh Bcnd H: mm XL wx. m Ru! Dcnlx druppcd thur fifth gaunt uf thc Huw .ng1H .m xluw xmrt And :1 rrbumhhng 1n1v.1rn.1gt , $ rm lwnggor mic 1n the dcfmt. 'I'hc 12.1glcs 34.1w Uty 3-37. lit!;.m:llllg hmm' fwr 1 nun mnfL-rcnu- game, Lny dmwncd W ' xmwlnl umfrn'rcnu' hm m 134! XKme- Snurh Anhcrx, Loading AH the way, may Kn Ih'nl plum nmmgml m cvnrcr Ihc game in the 617-10 xxm Armrlu-r mm umfcrcmc wm LJHM: m the Devils :13 they q A I'IL'-l. by Hmmmml 09 hi. An cfhuicnt mnc defense proved wnpwrmm w Ury .15 Hwy munnpnhzcd nn Hammnnd crmm Mx RN. Dcxll phycrs timshcd in IhC duublc figures; Mnmwn 01px; thc dcfcndmg champions of the East hm .agu W .1xlntlgmxl Huluhy Tourney, were defeated in their Mm mum! gmm- .lg;11nst the host Scxl;1t0rs then ranked second m m xmtc Althnugh not shown by the Enal snnre, 56-41, it um mu .m c.lsy win fur the strongly rated Washington :mm In tho cvcmng consolation game City was the victim Ht 1 firm! up H.1mmond Morton team, lusing 81-72 l$, X Kl' IVHAl.I TYANL rf'rlm't run T- BASK Ii'IBALI. BOX SCORE ban I'watbtl Gnrlx 'l'ullcxrwn Vulpdrnm; I3, C Rtmscu-It 57 B Central S. I5 Fort Whync South Hammnnd Gmhcn AJJHM Gary Rtmscxclt Elkmrt Peru Mixhuwnkn LaPorte . Chlmgo Marshall Fort Wllync Norm S. 13. 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T1111 11.11 11111 111111111 1111111111111 11111111 111 .1 111-1111111111 1-.11'1' 111111 01111111111111 51111111 111-n11 XV.11111111;11111. .1 11111111-11-1111- 1111-. 88133, W111 111 1111111111 111 1111- 11.11111; 1111- N111 R111 111-1111 11111-1111- ;11111 111-111111- 11-1-1'1- cqudlly 1111-11111: D.11c Phillips gets a foul shot .15 .1 dospcratc Goshon plnvor reaches in. ll TEAM HASKIETBALl.thnI mu: Steve Mamr. Ted Giese, john Ruhmontl. Gene Simmons, Al Iumthu Dun Steinkc. Bdtl mu? Manager john bkumeczny, Doug Glofl, Etl Susnis, john Sclke, Ken Kruegcr, Nat Gipson, Steve Pollock, Willmm Vaughn. thhard Lam, coacht Pink Imps compile 10-10 record In their final scheduled game of the season, City completed :1 seven game winning string, beating South Bend Riley 83-60. The victory gave the Red Devils a record of six wins and three losses in the NIHSC Conference and a season record of 12 wins and 8 losses. Sectional drawings paired the Red Devils with the LaPorte Slicers in the opening sectional garnet LaPorte, after revenge for a regular season 1055 to City, took the back seat again as the Red Devils won 65-60. After defeating the Slicers, City rolled over Westville 71-53, Wanatah 95-59, and Clinton Township 83-45 in winning their 11th sectional in a row. Traveling to the East Chicago Regionals, one of the toughest in the state, Michigan City was considered an underdog, having lost to all other teams there. The Devils played E. C. W'ashington in the firSt afternoon game City, to the surprise of many, led going into the third quarter, but a poor third quarter proved too much to overcome later in the game, and the Red Devils lost 84-71 Vernon Payne, a sophomore, and Jim lane, a senior, two of the Hashiest guards around, were Vuted members of the all regional team. Losing only Jim Bannwart and jim Lane, Coach Adams will have 211m05t his entire team back next season. While not much was expected of this year's team, and it was thought to be a building year, the Devils came through with a fine season performance. Froebel Tolleston Valparaiso . . E. C. Roosevelt S. B. Central S B. Adams Fort Wayne South Hammond ldouble overtime l Goshen Gary Roosevelt lovertimel Elkhart Peru . . Mishawaka . Hammond Noll Tolleston LaPorte . . . . Chicago Marshall . Fort Wayne North 5. B, Washington . S. B. Riley The Red Devil Track Team fmished their 1961 smwn mth a record of seven wins and three losses. Often hampered by bad weather, a number of meets were cancelled hetnttse of rain. The team placed seventh in the InPotte Invitatmnal with Tom Nowatzke, senior, setting a Kiwanis Field shotput record of 55' 5'5 Tom also set a Gill Field record of 34' H3 . Traveling to Hammond for the Hammond Invitational, the Devils flnished hfth among ten contenders. Both Burton Evans and Tom Nowatzke, seniors, placed in the AIl-Confercnce Meet, Nowatzke first in thc shotput, and Evans hfth in the 110 yard dash and 220 yard sprint. Nowatzke was the only Red Devil to qualify for the Indiana State Meet. His qualify- ing put of 55' 9 was the best in the state up to that time. Burton Evans was the top point winner for the Devils, plac- ing in almost every meet; STRAINING, Burton Evans beats a Mishawaka runner for a first place in the 100 yard dash. J. D. Hairston takes a third for the Devils. Cinder men have Winning WELL AHEAD OF ALL MISHAWAKA OPPONENTS, Nate Gipson, junior, wins first place points for the Red Devils. TR M .K BOX SCORE Nru arhslo lapuru t hcslcrmn S B, Lentral Muhawaka S. B. St. Joseph Garv Lew Wallace Hammond Morton S. B. thhington Valparaiso SIXTH IN CONFERENCE I'PS UP AND OVER as Mike LaRocco clears 5' 10 against Ham- mond Morton. season; 7 Wins, 3 losses TRACK TEAM Fr0nt mu': Manager Keith Haring, Richard Plank, Richard Prybylla. Tom No- watzke, Nate Gipson, Burton Evans, J. D. Hairston. Dennis Shogh, Phil Ross, Manager Clay Landes. Samrld rout Sam Ferguson, Phil Orzech, jim Henley, Russ Millbranth, Bob Uryga, Henry Mtllcr, Stove johnson. Vernon Payne, W'illic Phillips, Larry Beaver. Third mu: Manager Jlm Caisidy, Craig Schroeder. Dennis Baines. Jim Parker, Jack Harrison, Chuck Akin, Oscar Lubke. john Carpenter, Steve Miller, Ditk Armstrong, Klrk Rogers. 845k msu Kelth Porter, Jlm Bann- wart. Dink Lazarus, Mlkc LaRocco, Leo Wanruch, Jack Masom Ed W'oodrick Mike Cappy, Mickey lrwm. Coach Elmer Millbranth. 3,, t ..5 M .7 . v ' m , .4 w BASEBALL TEAMeme mu: George Biederstadt, Ron Holtzlander. Roy W'alker. Jim Arnold, Dean Buckelew, Dick Parcels. Don Jensen, and Jack Ayars. manager. Serum! rout Ditk Jasicki. Bob Pilecki, Dick Pottererld, Bob Ragsdale, Coach Dave Parry. Jerry Krachinski, Mitk Albano, Cliff Wozniak, Charles Miller. The batboy is Tim Cass. Red Devil nine finishes B ASEB ALL BOX SCORE . . The Red Devil Baseball Team under the coaching of Dave Parry tied for second in the Eastern Division of the Northern Indiana Conference, winning 5 of the 8 conference games they played. Their overall season record was 10 wins and 12 losses. Seniors Charlie Miller and Cliff Wozniak led the team's pitching staff with Miller holding a 5-4 won-loss record and an E.R.A. of .089. Wozniak compiled a 5-6 record and an E.R.A. of 2.500. Jerry Krachinski, junior, ended the season with the best batting average, .323. Wozniak followed with a .302 average. Ron Holtzlander lead the team in stolen bases with 23. One highlight of the season was Cliff Wozniak's no-hit game against South Bend Washington. Often hampered by errors, the Devils lost seven one-run games, with a heart- breaking fourteen inning, one-run loss at the hands of Gary Horace Mann. Portage South Bend St. Joseph Chesterton Elkhart LaPorte Mishawaka South Bend Washington South Bend Central Goshen Gary Horace Mann Gary Horace Mann South Bend Riley LaPorte LaPorte South Bend Adams Hobart Hobart Hamond Noll Hamond Noll H HNAocxNO-aoummmHV'ANHw h-J The return of nine lettermen will balance the team's loss due to graduation and give valuable experience next year. VOCNNHQNNQNAmNGxOr-IVIO .4 RIZD DEVIL BASEBALL STATISTICS I'IAYLRN 1, AB R 11 RBI 50 88 BA Icrry Krzlchinski 21 68 13 22 .323 11H? WOTniak 22 63 12 19 .302 Roy Walker 20 54 15 16 .296 Charles Miller 21 57 11 16 .281 Dick Jasicki 12 24 6 .250 Ron Holtzlander 21 67 16 .239 Bob Pilecki 22 60 14 .233 Dick Porterfield 14 28 6 .214 jim Arnold 21 55 10 .182 Don Jensen 48 .125 Bert Henry 12 .083 Mick Albano 14 .071 Nick Rebac 20 .000 Bob Ragsdale 2 .000 TOTALS .233 second in conference RUN, RON, RUN! Ron Holtzlander puts on the sxeam against INTENT ON W'INNING, Chg Wozniak, Dick Jasicki, Jim Arnold, LaPorte as City rolls to another win. ' and ROY Walker W311 their turn at bat. Red Devil linksmen 4th in conference This ymfs golf tum mlliul a SUISUH rcwrd Hf fuur xnns, fn'c losses, .md thru- nus m placing fourth in tho umfucmc, Devil gnlfcrs pldwd nmth in th lec Hlllx lnvimtmnxl .Lnd clcvcmh in thc LJPUrM Invinuiuml. Mmhllst for Ihn' xmlSun was wniur Dun Butlcr. with .1 -1. Don JISU hold the Iuwcst Season average of 78. strokes per match. GOLF BOX SCORE Sumh BUM Adnms Hkhart 1,;1Pnrtc South Berni Rxley South Bend Central Mlshawaka South and Adams South chl Rnley Elkhart Sunth Bond Central Mishawaka LaPorte DRIVE FOR SHOW. PUTT FOR DOUGHC' says coach Del Miller to lettetman. Don Butler and Jerry Timm. GOLF TEAM-Kwufinqx Jerry TmmL Dun Sicuumnd. Davv Urlukai. Dun Butler, Bub Petc-m .Stqulmg. mam Delbert Mnilcr. Blll subnviak. .Mm Furghcr. D.Avnd Reed, Dave Rctlson. bun Rnk, Jim Atkll, Allen Muwmkn, Vu Muzlmrc, .. lwwuzw,w;' 1. 4.- - K ' ,5 ' ,- MISS SEBESTA'S, MR, MILLER'S, AND MR. LAMB'S uym clagses play an Integrated game M of vullcyball. PARTICIPATING in a game of basketball arc Celestine Price. FIELD HOCKEY is om of the fdvorirc auivines of Miss Scbcsta's Carroll Cullom, Dorothy Cleveland, and AllL'C Bohnstadt. gym classes. Physical education is for everyone A lRlI.-I OR-Al.l. concludes a lesson on wrestling in Mr. Lamb's gym class. ARA K. SMITH WALLACE H YFNTFS Superintendent of Schools Assismnr Superintendent Administration and Faculty SCHOOL BOARD-U.9h to righQ: Mr. C. Blyan Sorgc, president; Miss Alma Schilf. Enancial secretary; George Sparrow, secretary; Mr. E. Preston Calvert; Mr. James D. Young; and Mr. Walter Wentland, treasurer. F. FOY HANEY Principal WARREN E JONES Assistant Principal Work Together In Harmony OFFICE SECRETARIEkMiss Sandy Flotow and Miss Harriet Mrs. Janice Breed -Director of Guidance, Mr. George McIn- Wright. tyrHAudio-Visual Director. ELSTON Charles Abraham-Commercial Douglas Adams Drivcrs Tralnlng and Safety Robert Aigncerounselor Genevieve Bonfield English Paul Byrd C0unse10r Robert Cassidy CommerciaI Carol Christen-Counselor Garth Cobbum Commcrcial Wilma Commer Art and Craft Richard Cook-Commercial Max Croft-Health and Safety Ruth Cunis-English Mildred Dahlberg-Librarian Roger DonoghuFSocial Studies Phyllis Durand English Madeline Ferguson-Home Economics Hubert GrifEs-Mathematics and Social Studies Helen Hall-Commercial Ronald Harden Electrical Shop Tom Hendricks Band Bernice Henry Latin Edward HibbFGerman George Hultgren-Mathematics and Science Jerome Kzrstens-Health and Safety Ruth Kemena Nurse Ross KuszmauF-Machine Shop Richard LamFDrivers Training and Shop Eloise LeHCommercial Delos Lonwaocial Studies Barbara LootenhFrench Bernard Lootens Social Studies Bernice Mann-Commercial FACULTY Ann Martin-English Doris Martin English Sheldon Maxcy-Trade and Industry Bonnie hh'Quilkin-Commercial and Distributive Education Newt Mecr-Wood Shop Elmer Millbramh-Mathematics Delbert Miller-Physical Education Lee Mohamed English Elizabeth Munger-English James NicholaHAuto Shop Mary Nightingale-English Victor Overman-Safety and Athletic Director David Parry-English Helen PohI English Richard Pressch-Mathematics Arthur Rhoads-Social Studies Gordon Robison-Mzthematics and Science Wallace Sacks--Drafting Frances Sebesta-Physical Education James Sims-Mathematics and Science L. W. Smith-Scicncc Mary Lou Sparks-Home Ans Thomas Sparks--Vocational Margaret Spiro-Social Studies, Spanish Marion Sprague-Social Studies Charlotte Taylor-English Lewis Timberlake-Vocal Music Jeanette Urquhart-Commercial Beverly Warren--Commcrcial Harold Wegner-Drivers Training and Safety Deidre Williams-English Helen Williamsr-Counselor SENIOR HONORS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN DONALD SCHULTZ DOROTHY CLEVELAND S.A.R. Citizenship Award National Merit Scholarship Finalist CAROLYN TIEBERT BETH LEWIS SANDY OHLUND LARRY PAHOLSKI Betty Crocker WHnncr in Natiuml Council DAR Citizenship Award National Merit Homemaker Award of Teachers of English Contest Bergstrom Art Scholarship. Scholarship Finalist Iwany mu 1hr pm thn'c yum. .u lulwm. w; u'munbcr Iw ILUA Hmlmum wtvv uphcld Ami lnlrmtui. W'Lw umH furyct thv cxcitunrnr And fun JS w; cntL-rcl 1M fur mL- fim mm' W'c mu m-w ILuuerx .mni nux ' LH'IV tilHlelf xmdu-x Our wplmmurc pmy XLu xxkly um m. :hc hultnhk thcmc As junmrs wc wcrc the first U; have lwmur buuh WHY thus starting another rrmhtiun .u Elston uhuh xu' hnpc Will umtinuc. W'L- wwn't furgct uur juniur phy Hw Ihppicsr Days uf Ynur Life or the hard work uni hm that went into the making Hf our prom W'Mtdland LlnmxyH. Our stnmr bCJLh party is uvcr; We've clutcd clxss of'fmcrs uni .spunwrs presented our scninr phy and ordered our Laps JnJ guwns, XV'c appnmh gmdmtiun rmlizmg that our high Mum! xhys arc m'cr. The joys and sorrows we've .shdrcd W111 Inc mm in the memories uf all. CLASS OFHCFRSv-Jlm Agkll. vice president; Mary Ann Chem, secretary, and jim Bannwart, prundent, Seniors at last! H'NIUR STEERING C MIMI'I'I'EE-nglmnlnm: Don Schultz; Ron Hultzlander; Mrv Doug Adams, spunsor. Bob Iihssmcr; an Iguarus, Mlss Frames Scbcsta, sponsor. Bob Baker; anJ john Far- ;zhcr. MIJJIc: .llm Rica, jxm Ackil. 'lxm Bannwan; Mdry Ann Chum And Kay SmhalskL Front mu, Nanny Johnson; Pat chpcrt, Mary Kay Krebs. Lynn L'llnch; and L11 Darman, SENIORS JUDITH ABRAM2Tri Hi-Y 1,2,3; .1r. Concessions 2; Red Dcrbics 1; Cheering: Blmk 3, 1r. Play 2' 1r, Pmm 2. JAMES ACKIL-Honor Society 2,3; Steering Commim-c 1.23, Homecoming 2; Class President 2; Vim President 1,3. StuJem Council 1', Boys' State 2; Science Seminar; 0011 Team 1,1. jr. Concessions 2; Crimson Comet 2; Elstoman 3, Jr. Play N'ph Party 1; 1r. Prom 2; German Club 1; Forum Club 1..' Mlxm Chorus 1; Good News . MATTIE ADAMS3G.A.A, 1; Hall Monitors 2.3, Jr. Red Cross 2,3; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2. CHARLES AKIN3Track 1,2. JUDITH ALLAN-Ha11 Monitors 3'. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Red Dcrbies 2; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3. JOHN ALLISON-Track; Hi-Y; Cheering Block; Jr. Prom. VERSIA AMICWGirls' Chorus 2,3. RUTH ANDRZEJEWSKI-Hall Monitors 2; Red Derbies 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Tri-HLY 2. DONNA ANKONY3-Honor Society 2,3; Homecoming 3; G.A.A. I; Canteen 1,2,3; Student Store 2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Der- bies 1,3; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-HLY 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3. RICHARD ARMSTRONG-Homecoming 3; Cross Country 1, 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3. JAMES ARNOLD-Steering Committee 1; Student Council 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1; Hall Monitors 2,3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2. ROMNEY ASHTON-Science Seminar 2,3; Cheering Block 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Math Club 3. JOHN AYARkBaseball 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2; Soph. Party 1; German Club 1; A.V.A. 1,2,3. DAVID BAKER2Hall Monitors 3; Hi-Y 3, JUDITH BAKER NANCY BAKER-Hall Monitors 2; Red Dcrbies 1; Girls' Chorus 2. ROBERT BAKER3Stec-ring Committee 2,3; Homecoming 3; Hall Monitors 2; Hall Patrol 2; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2', Jr. Prom 1; Latin Club 1,2. JAMES BANNWART-Honor Society 2,3; Class President 1,2; Boys' State 3; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 1; Hall Patrol 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Soph, Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2,3. SENIORS RICHARD BARKOW12HomHoming 3; Hall Monitors 3; Cheer- Jm: Blmk 3,3, Soph. Party 1, jr, Pmm 2; A Capella 3, Mlxcd Lhurus 3 1H 1N1TA HARTHOLOIVHEW3Red Dcrbies 2,3; Cheering BIOCk : 1r Pmm 2; Spanish Club 1; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1; 1 ', H: Y 3 K! 11L1AM BARTLETT-Homecoming 3; Swim Team 3; Hi-Y 3; jr. Pmm J. Laun Club 1,2,3; Forum Club 1,2, ETA, 2,3. KAREN BECKTELL CHISTER BEEBE-Student Council 1; Jr. Red Cross 1. BE'I'I'Y B11HN13R2G.A.A. 1; Girls' Chorus 3. LANNY BERG2Homecoming 3; Hi-Y 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2. DIANE BIEDERSTAEDT2Smdem Store 2.3; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr, Play 2; Latin Club 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1; A Capella 3; Mixed Corus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; ETA. 2.3. GEORGE BIEDERSTADThBaseball 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2; Cheering Block 2; Crimson Comet 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Ir, Prom 2, Forum Club 2. MARYANN BITTkSteering Committee 2; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 2; jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Jr, Play 3; Latin Club 2,3; A Capella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; F.T.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. BETTY BLACKMONWRed Derbies 2,3; Cheering Block 3; Crimson Comet 3; Jr. Prom 2; Band 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. THOMAS BLANK-Hall Monitors 2; Hi-Y 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Football 2. ROBERT BLISSMER-Jr, Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2', Mixed Chorus. SALLY BOESE2Smdent Council 3; Canteen 1,2; Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 5; Soph. Party 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2.5; Tri-HLY 1,3. JAMES BOHNSTADT-Homecoming 3; Hall Monitors 1; Jr. Prom 1; F.B.L.A. 3; Color Guard. CARL BOLKA-A.V.A. 1. JOAN BONISLAWSKI-Red Derbies 1,2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2. PATRICIA BORZYCH-Red Derbies 2,3; Fashionettes 2. SENIORS CAROL BOOTCHFCKwHJH Monitors 1.2,3; 0111M- Messengers 2', Jr. From 2. RANDALL BOWMAR3Che-crin3.v Block 1,3; Jr. Prom 2; T841 Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, DANIEL BROOKkTrack 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Canteen 1, 11,111 Monitors 2; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Soph, Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2. WILLIAM BROOKkHall Patrol 2; Crimson Comet 3. DAYLE BROWN3Honor Society 2,3; Homecoming 2.3; Cheer. leaders 3; Canteen 1,2,3; Counselors' Assistants 2.3-, jr, Conces- sions 2; Red Derbies 1,2.3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr, Prom 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. JAMES BUCHANAN DEAN BUCKELEW3Homecoming 3; Baseball 2; Golf Team 2,3; Jr. Prom 2. ROBERT BURNS LINDA BURTON-Hall Monitors 3', Offlce Messengers 3; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Jr, Prom 2; A Capella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1', Mad- rigals 2,3; Amahl and Night Visitors. MARY CAPORALE-G.A.A. 2; Red Derbies 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; F.B.L,A. 1; Girls' Chorus 3. JOHN CARPENTER3Track 1,2; Boys' Chorus. JAMES CASSIDYaHomecoming 3; Student Council 3; Track 2; Jr. From 2; French Club 3-, Pep Band 2,3; Jazz Band 2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Band 2,3. MARYANN CHERN-Honor Society 2,3; Steering Committee 1,3; Homecoming 3', Student Council 2; Canteen 1,2; Counselors' Assistants 2; Student Store 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. P1ay 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. RICHARD CHESS-Chcering Block 2; Soph. Party 1; Spanish Club 2. NORMAN CIPARWHomecoming 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Cheering Block 2,3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; A.V.A. 1,2,3. ANITA CIZEWSKl-Red Derbies 1,2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2. DOROTHY CLEVELANWThespians 2,3; Student Council 2; Saence Seminar 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Crimson Comet 2; Jr. Play 2; Soph, Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2,3; Forum Club 1,2; Debate Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; A Capella 2,3; Madrigals 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Amahl and the Night Visitors. NANCY CLOUGH-Red Derbies 3; Cheering Block 3; Jr, Prom 2; Blackfriars 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3. SENIORS DONNA CUARx-Hnmuunmmg 3, Thospidns 3; Student Lnumil 1 11.111 PMml 2, 1r, hunussmns 2; Rul Dtrbws 1,2, 1r P14y 2, 1 1: 11mm -; 131.11ktrmrx 2, Forum Club 3, A Capth 5; Mixed 1 11mm 2. Mungdls 3; Tanan 2, 1'Gtxx1 News. 12311111 K 111.313 rilr Red Cross 1.2; Chu-nng Bltxk 1; jr Play Vlyh Puty l1jr. Pmm 2; Punt Spots 1,2,3; 1113.1.A. 1, Mlxed t' Iv-umu 1,3 Culur Guam 1.2. 3.351.1' COBBUM-Ihhlncs 1.2.3; jr. Concessions 2. Spanish 111111 3. 1hrum Club 3; erls' Chorus 1; A Capella 3; Mlxcd Lhurux 2; Tn-leY 2. MARYBETH COCHRANhHaH Monitors 3; Red Derbics 1.2.3; jr. Pmm 2; Spanish Hub 2.5; A Qipclla 2.3; Mixed Chorus 1; Mdnirxuah 2,3; Tlrle-Y 3; HAmdhl and the nght mers. PHILLIP C011. inRRY COLLINkJr, Play 2; Jr. Prom 2. THOMAS COLLISON2Band 1. jOHN CONKL1N2Checring Block 1,2,3; jr, Prom 2; Latin C1ub 2; Good News. LINDA COOK2Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. ROBERT COTA2Chc-ering Block 2.3; Pep Band 1; Band 1. KENNETH COUCH-Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1. RICHARD CRAIG-Honor Society 2.3; Thespians 3; Exchange Student 3, Science Seminar 2,3; Baseball 1; Football 1; Hall Mnmtors 1; H311 Patrol 1,2,3; Cheering Block 123; Jr. Play 2; Jr. From 2; German Club 2.3; Math Club 1,2,3; A.V,A. 1,2; A Capella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1. RICHARD CRIPE2Pcp Band 3; Jazz Band 2.3; Dance Band 2,3; Band 2,3; Wrestling Team 3. CARROLL CULLOM2JI. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2,3. SAM CUSHWAY2TSKI Club 1,2,3. RICHARD CZIZEK-Jr. Prom 2; Tad Club 3. JAMES DABBERT-Hall Patrol 2.3; Cheering Block 1,2,3; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2,3. JANET DABBERT-Jr. Prom 2. SENIORS JOYCE DAHER-Tri-Hi-Y 1. 11d11 Mnnimrx 1', Red JUANITA DANDRIDGlim-GAA 1.2 1 Derbies 2; Jr. Prom 2; Girls' Chorus 1, '3 3, Mixed Chorus 3, W'ILLIAM DANIELS-Cross Country 1; Trayk 1. Hall Mnnitors 3', Hall Patrol 1,2; Hx-Y 1.1, Mnxed Chorus 3. ELIZABETH DARMAN3Steering Committee 2,3; G AA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Red Derbics 1,2; Crimson Comet 1; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2', Girls' Chorus 1; A Capella 2,3; Good News. BARBARA DAVIS-G.A.A. 3; Office Messengers 1; Red Der bies 3; Ir. Prom 2. JUDITH DAWSON-Smdcnt Council 1,2,1; Canteen 1.2.3; Hall Patrol 2; JL Concessions 2; Red Dcrbies 1,5; Cheering Blmk 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Bldgktnars 5; A Capella 1,2; Tri-HLY 1,3; Golf Club 3. RONALD DAY3Footba11 1. SANDRA DE AMATWFBLA. 2,3. DOUGLAS DIBKEY3T8zI Club 2,3. PATRICIA DICKEY3Gir15' Chorus 2. JOHN DILLARD-Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Prom 2. CAROL DIPERT3Red Derbies 1,2. PATRICIA DIPERT3Steering Committee 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Good News. LINDA DIERDORF3Fashionettes 3. BETTY DORAN DANIEL DREYER-Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Concessions 2. WALTER DURHAM3Baseball 1; Hi-Y 2; Cheering Block 1; DE. Club 3. JERRY DURNEL-Swim Team 3; Hall Monitors 2,3. SENIORS MARY FDLFN2JL Concessions 2; Red Dcrbies 1; Jr. Play 2: Jr Prom 2, Blackfriars 2; F.B.L.A. 1, Trier-Y 3. V1NC1iN'1'112,131.,QKF3Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3. W'Il HAM IIIQFNSFitTrack 2; Hi-Y 2,3; Cheering Block 2. SI'SAN 1:I.I.1kH311 Monitors 3; TriAHi-Y 2; Red Derbics 1,2; 'Jr. Play 2, Jr. Prom 1; French Club 3. 151.A1NE ENNIS3Fashionettes 2. JUDITH ERICKSON-Student Council 1; Spanish Club 3. JUDITH EVEREI IS-Red Derbies 1,2; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; F.B.I..A. 2,3; Tri-Hj-Y 2. jOAN FAIOLA-Jr. Red Cross 1; Fashionettes 3. JOHN FARGHER2Honor Society 2,3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Steering Committee 3; Thespians 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Golf Team 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3. MITZI FEINN-Homecoming 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 3; French Club 3; Girls' Chorus 1; A Capella 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Madrigals 3; Good News ; B-team Cheer leader 1. SAM FERGUSON-Steering Committee 2; Homecoming 2,3; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Tennis Team 3; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; H311 Patrol 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Concessions 2: Crimson Comet 2; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Latin C1ub. PAMELA FLEMING3Red Derbies 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1. DONALD FLOTOW-Cheering Block 2. MARY LEE FLOTOW3B-team Cheerleader 2; G.A.A. 1; Hall Monitors 2,3; Hall Patrol 1; Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Orchestra 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. BARBARA FLY DUANE FOLDENAUER-Football 1,2. LINDA FOLDENAUER3Cantecn 3; 051cc Messengers 3; Student Store 2; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1; Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Blackfriars 1,2,3; Forum C1ub 1,2; F.B,LA, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Fashionettes 2; Radio Club 2,3. ma FOX3Honor Society 2,3; Homecoming 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Canteen 1; Dahlitcs 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2, Red Derbies 1,3; Cheering Block 3; Crimson Comet 2; Jr. P1ay 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; Iatin C1ub 2. SENIORS DIANA FRANKkGAA. 1, Hall Monitors 3; Jr. Prom I. KAREN FRANSON3QLHH and Scroll; G.A,A, 2; Rod Dcrhics 3, Crimson Come! 3. CAROL FREDENBURG DOUGLAS FREDENBURG SUSAN FREIER-Homemming 2; Hall Monitors 2; Office Mes- sengers 2; Elstonian 3; Soph. Party 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tri-HLY 1,2. KAREN GALINOWSKI-Steering Committee 2; GAA. 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Dcrbies 1; Cheering Block 1; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Color Guard 3. LYNN GARDNER-GAA. 1; Hall Monitors 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,3; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2; Band 1,2. SANDRA GELESKE2Tri-Hi3Y 2; Red Derbies 1,2; Crimson Comet 2; Elstonian 3; Soph. Party 1; German Club 2, Paint Spots 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Color Guard 3. LEGUSTA GEORGE2G.A.A. 3; Girls' Chorus 1. JACK GEYER JEAN GEYER-Steering Committee 1; Red Derbies 1,2; Cheer- ing Block 3; Jr. Prom 2; T811 Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. CELESTE GILO'ITI-TrirHi-Y 1; Red Derbies 1.2.3; Cheering Block 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1; A Capella 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Madrigals 3. GAY GLASSCOTT4.A.A. 1; TrLHLY 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 5; Crimson Corner 3; E1- stonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 1,2; French Club 3; F.T1A. 2. TERRY GLEASON2Ha11 Monitors 2; Band 1. KAREN GOBLE-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Red Derbies 2; Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Paint Spots 3. DOUGLAS GOEDE WILLIAM GOW1N3H311 Monitors 1; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Cheering Block 2.3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 2; Math Club 2.3; AAV.A. 1,2,3. FLORENCE GRECO-Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Crimson Comet 2; Jr. Prom 2. SENIORS THOMAS GREEN RFBHLA GRIFFIN AR'I HUR GUMMS jUHN HAIRSTONaTraCk 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3. SINAN HALL-Tri-Hi-Y 2, Crimson Comet 2,3, Soph. Party 1. LARAINE HAMANN3H311 Monitors 1,2; Crimson Come! 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; DE. Club 3. JUDITH HANKE3Red Dcrbics 1.2; Jr. Prom 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. ROBERT HARBART-Honnr Society 3; Jr, Rotarian 3; German Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1. FORREST HARRIGAN-Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Latin Club 2,3. JOHN HARTMAN-J-lomemming 3; Tennis Team 1,2,3; Hall Monitors; Hall Patrol; Hi-Y; Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2. SUSAN HARVILLE3Red Derbies 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3. SUSAN HAVEN3Smdent Council 1; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Red Derbies 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. KATHY HAYNIE3Honor Society 2.3; Homecoming 3; Student Council 1; Counselors' Assistants 2; Student Store 2.3; Jr. Con- cessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2,3; Blackfriars 1,2. DAVID HEIN2H311 Monitors; Hall Patrol. JUDITH HEIN3Red Derbies 1,2. LOUISE HENDERLONG-G.A.A. 1,2,3. CONSTANCE HENRICH3JL Prom 2. BLAINE HERIC SENIORS KEITH HFRING3Studcm Council 1,2; Track 2,3; Cheering Block 2; A.V.A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. BONNIE HILLMAINK-Red Derbies 1,2. PATRICIA H1NE-Rcd Dcrbies 1,2, JUDITH HOFFMAN3Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. RONALD HOLTZLANDER3Steering Committee 2.3; Home. coming 2.3; Student Council 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2; Football 1; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1.2.3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Soph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Band 1. WILLIAM HORNYAK3HLY 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 3; Blackfriars 3; Forum Club 2; Good News. DENNIS HOUCK DAVID HUDSON SHARON HUNSLEY3H311 Monitors 2. THOMAS HUNT HELEN HUTCHISON3JL Concessions 1; Crimson Comet 2; Ir. Prom 2. LINDA IGIELSKI-Homecoming 3; Red Derbies 1; Paint Spots 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2. CLAUDIA IMBIORSKI-Red Derbies 1; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. JAMES IMES-Hall Monitors 2,3; Hall Patrol 1. ANNA IOANNACCI-3Steering Committee 2; Homecoming 2,3; Student Council 3; Canteen 1,2; Student Store 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 2; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Class Secretary 2. MICKEY IRWIN1Homc-coming 2; Student Council 1; Track 1; Football 1; Canteen 1; Hall Monitors 1; Hi-Y 2; Jr. Concessions a 1;. May 1; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1; German Club 2; Math 11 2. LAURIE JANASIAK3H0mecoming 3; Student Council 2; Can. teen 2; Hall Monitors 3; Counselors' Assistants 1,2; Student Store 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. DONALD JANKOWSKI SENIORS LAWRENCE JASICK12HaH Monuors 3; 11F. Club 2,3. RICHARD JASICKliHomL-coming 1; Student Counul 1; Base- 11.111 1.3.3. Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Hall Mnmmrs 1; H.111 Patml 1.3. HLY 1,2,3. 31HkY ,IASKHiXWICZaDF. Club 2,3. GLORIA jENKINS DONALD JENSEN3H0mecoming 3; Baseball 1,2, Football 2; Canteen 1; Hall Patrol 1; Hi-Y 2; Cheering Block 1. SUSAN .IENSEN-Honor Society 2,3; Steering Committee 2; Humemming 3; Student Council 1; Dahlites 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Band 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. CAROL JOHNSON-Student Council 1; Red Dcrbies 1,2,3; Checnng Block 3', Jr. From 2; Blackfriars 1,2; Band 1,2,3. JILL JOHNSON--Student Council; Cheerleaders; H311 Monitors; Jr. Red Cross; Red Derbies; Tri-Hi-Y. NANCY JOHNSON2Stc-ering Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; F.T.A. 3. STEVE jOHNSON-Studem Council 3; Baseball 1; Track 2; Football 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 1; Hall Patrol 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 2. JAMES JOHNSTON JUDITH JOHNSTON-Smdent Council; Dahlites; Jr. Red Cross; Red Derbies; Cheering Block; Jr. Prom; French Club; Blackfriars; Tri-Hi-Y. LINDA JONES-G.A.A. 1; Red Derbies 1,2. LANNY KAEDING LAURIE KAEDINGwnteen; Office Messengers; Red Derbies; Blackfriars. ANDREA KAHN-Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1; Soph. Party 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Blackfriars 2. KATHLEEN KALKIRTbCrimson Comet 3; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Blackfriars 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3. JACK KAMINSKI SENIORS MARGARET KATZMARI'iKMCnmL-cn 1', Jr. Concessions 2; Red Dcrhics 1.3. Chwring Blmk 3. Suph. Party 1; Jr. Prom, 2; TrLHi-Y 1,2, . PATRICIA KFFNF3Cumccn 3; Hull Monitors 2; Student Store 2; Jr. Comcssions 2; Rod Drrbics 1.2.; Cheering: Blmk 3, Jr. Play 2', Soph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Blackrrmrs 1,2,3, TrrHI-Y 1 1.; JOHN KFSSIA13R3JL Romrian 3; Cheering Blmk 3-, Elstunian 1,2,3; A Capella 2,3. CAROLYN KIENITZ-Jr. Prom 2. RONALD KIESZKOWSKI FRED KLINDER-Homccoming 3; Camccn 1; Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Prom 2; Pep Band 1; Band 1,2. ALBERTA KNOLL-Crimson Comet 3; Jr. From 2. JAMES KOLASA-Wrestling 3. LARRY KOLB-D.E. Club. MIKE KOMINIAREK3Homec0ming 3; Student Council 1; Hall Patrol 2; Hi-Y 1,3; Cheering Block 2; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; A.V.A. 1; Forum Club 3. LINDA KONKEY BARBARA KOPANSKI3Red Derbies 2,3; Jr. Prom 2; Fashion- ettes 2. JERRY KRACHINSKI3Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2,3. GLORIA KRAEMERch-d Derbies 2. LINDA KRAMER3H311 Monitors 2; Red Derbies 1,2. MARY KAY KREBS-Steering Committee 2,3; Canteen 1,2; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Play 2; Jr, Prom 2; German Club 1,2; Forum Club 1. BEVERLY KRUEGER3Hon0r Society 2,3; Homecoming 3; Can- teen 1; Dahlites 2.3: Ir. Red Cross 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Der- bies 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 2', Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Good News. MIKE KRUEGER-Tszl Club 3. SENIORS ROBERT KRUEGER 10AM K11111Kv7110nur Smitty 2,3; Thespians 2,3, Student Cnunl 1:1 1; lixclmngc Srudcnr 1,2; Rod Dcrbies 2,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Pldy 2; jr, Prom 2; German Club 2,3; Latin Club 1. 11111211111 KlwaSut-ncc Scminar 2,3; German Club 2; Math 1 11117 1 RICHARD KUCHIK2Checring Block 11 NHARON KUCHlK-Homecoming 3; Cheerleaders 1; Golf Team 2,3, 015w Messengers 2,3; Rod Dcrbics 1,2,3; Jr, Prom 1,2; Spunxsh Club 2,3; Band 1; Majorettcs 1; ETA. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. ROBERT KUSH2TBLI Club 2,3. CLAYTON LANDEkJr. Rotarian 3; Steering Committee 1; Student ancil 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2: Football 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; jr. From 1.2; A Cappella 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1; Mad- rigals 3. PAMELA LANDWIRTH2Cameen 1; Hall Monitors 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Red Derbies 1; Crimson Comet 1; Jr. Play 2; Forum Club 1. JAMES LANE2Cmss Country 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis Team 1,2. PAUL LANGLEY-Baseball 1. DAVID LA ROCCO MIKE LA ROCCwBaseball 1; Track 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 3; Jr. Prom 2; Boys' Chorus 2. T1N1 LAU'IT-Red Derbics 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Latin Club 1; T8zl Club 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1. RICHARD LAZARUkSteering Committee 3: Track 1,2; Foot- ba11 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Crimson Comet 2; jr. From 2; Spanish Club 2; Math Club 3; A.V.A. 2. jERRY LEAHY2Hi-Y 1; Soph. Party 1; Color Guard 1. CHARLES LEE DOUGLAS LEROY-2Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3. BETH LEWIkSmdent Council 2; Dahlites 2,3; Hall Patrol 3; JL Red Cross 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 3; Cheering Block 3; jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 2. SENIORS MARTIN LINDWAIL3Thc-spians 2,3. Cheering Block 2,3; Crimson Come: 2; jr. Play 1.2.3, Soph. Party 1, Jr, Prom 1,2; A.V.A. 1,2,3; Blackfrmrs 1,2,3, Semor Play 1,2,3, Good News. LAEL L1VINGSTONE-G.A.A. 2; Hall Monitors 2, Red Dcrbies 1,3; Cheering Block 3', jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Ir. Prom 2; Blackfriars 2,3; Forum Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Cirls' Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Radio Club 2. SANDRA LOETZ-Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 3; Cheenng Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph, Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Gnrls' Chorus 2. LESLIE LOWERY2T8cI Club 2,3. DANA MacLEAN-Cameen 2,3; Jr. Concessions 2, Cheering Block 3; Forum Club 3; Golf Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. MIKE MAHAFFEY-Jr. Prom 1; A.V.A. 1; Tad Club 2,3. DIANE MARTENSEN3Red Derbies 2,3; Crimson Comet 3. CHERYL MARTH-Tri-Hi-Y 1. DENNIS MAXEY WILLIAM MCCLURE3Footba11 2; H311 Monitors 2,3; Hall Pa- trol 1,2; Hi-Y 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 2, JUDITH McCULLOUGH-Hall Monitors 3; T811 Club 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1. JEANETTE McDONALD-G.A.A. 2; Offlce Messengers 2,3; Red Derbies 2; Cheering Block 3; Spanish Club 2,3. THOMAS McINTYRB-Cheering Block 1. DONNA McKEE-Red Derbies 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 1. SANDRA McKINNEY-Student Council 3; Hall Monitors 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Fashionettes 3. PATRICIA McMAHON-Hall Monitors 2,3. LOUISE McPHERSON-G.A.A. 1,2. JUDITH MEINERT2Red Derbies 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. SENIORS SHARON MEREDITH2G.A.A, 3; Jr, Play 2, Jr, Prom 2. 1M 1RHTHY MERIWEATHFR3H0memming 3; G.A.A. Rut Dcrhlcs 3, Lhrls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3. 1,1.3133'3 MYR1W'13ATHFR3G.AA. 1,2,3; H.111 hinmmrs 1; 31,;1: 111mg 1; Girlx' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3. HRRY MERX-Stccring Committee 1,2; Exchange Student 3'. Hall Patrol 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Concessions 2; Elstonian 3', Jr. Play 2; Suph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Jazz Band 1,2; Dante band 1,2, Band 1,2,3; Orchcstra 1. JAMES MISSSINA-A.V.A. 1,2. MIKE MlHALICK-Homccoming 3', Thespians 2,3; Football 1,2; Cheermp, Block 2; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2, Jazz Band 2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Radiation Club 3. MARY BETH MlLLARMnteen 2; Hall Monitors 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Babies 2; Crimson Corner 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. From 2; Latin Club 2. RUSSELL MILLBRANTH-Honor Society 2,3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Thespians 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; H311 Patrol 1,2,3; Student Store 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3; Jr. Play 2; German Club 1,3; Math Club 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. DENNIS MILLER3Student Council 2; Hall Monitors 3', Hall Patrol 2,3; Cheering Block 2; Soph. Party 1; Radiation Club 3. HENRY MILLER-Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2,3; H311 Moni- tors 1; Hall Patrol 3. PHILIP MILLER-Honor Society 2.3: Homecoming 3; Student Council 1,3; Track 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3; jazz Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; Radiation Club 3. STEPHEN MILLER3Cross Country 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Hall Momtors 3; Hi-Y 2; Jr. Concessions 2; Spanish Club 1,2. FRANCES MIZINIAK-GAA. 3; Hall Monitors 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2. CAROL MORRIS LUREEN MORRIkGAA. 1,2,3. PATRICIA MORRIS JUDITH MOSER-Red Derbies 2; Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1; German Club 1; Forum Club 1; A Capella 3; Madrigals 2; Good News ; Amahl and the Night Visitors. KATHRYN MURRAY3Thespians 2,3; Red Derbies 2,3; Jr. Play 2; Jr, Prom 2; German Club 1,2,3; Blackfriars 1,2. SENIORS DANIEL NEUMANN3Wrest11ng 3. THOMAS NliUSCHUL-Iixchangc Student 3; Hx-Y 3, Gmnan Club 3. BRUCE NEVlNS TERRY NEVORSKI-Hall Patrol 1; Jr. Red Cross 1. CARL NORMAN-AVA. 1. ROBERT NOVAK PATRICIA NOWFEL-Student Council 1; Canteen 1,2.3; Stu. dent Store 3; Jr, Concessions 2', Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; jr, Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Latin Club 2,3. SANDRA OHLUND3Honor Society 2,3; Steering Committee 1; Homecoming 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; DAR. Award 3; Ex- change Student 3; Science Seminar 2,3; Canteen 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Paint Spots 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Good News. SHARON O'LEARY3Homccoming 3; Thespians 3; Golf Team 3; Canteen 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 2,3; Jr. Red Cross 2,3; Jr. Conces- sions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2.3; Soph. Party 2; Jr; Prom 2; Blackfriars 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Good News. SHARON OLMSTEAD-Red Derbies 2; Latin Club 3. CASDEN OLSEN3Jr. Red Cross 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Latin Club 2,3; ETA. 3. MARY ELLEN OLSON--Girls' Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3. LOUIS ORMSBY-Baseball 1,3; Football 1; Boys' Chorus. JUDITH ORTMANN-Hall Monitors 2; Red Derbies 1; Jr. Prom 2; Girls' Chorus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. PHILIP ORZECH-Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cheering Block 2. CLIFFORD OTTO JEROME OWCZARSKI3A.V.A. 1. JOEL PACHOLKE SENIORS JAMES PAHOISKI LARRY PAIIULSKI-Stience Seminar 2. H'RRY PKPIVFAIL 111111 Monitors 2. Hall Patrol 1, Mixed t 1. r1 1 KILHARD PARCELS-Stccring Committee 2; Baseball 1,2; Jr. Prnm 2, Latin Club 2. IIAMES PARKI5R2Track 2; Hall Monitors 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1; Boys' Chorus 2. LYNDA PARKIiR2Srudcm Council 1; G.A.A. 1,2; .Ir. Red Cross 1, Red Derbies 1,2,5; Soph. Party 1; Girls' Chorus 1.2,3. PAUL PARLATORE-Srudem Council 1,2; Football 1,2,1, HENRY PAWLIK2TraCk 1; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Ir. Play 1; German Club 1,2; A.V,A. 1,2; Tad Club 2,3. KENNETH PAWLOSKI--Hall Patrol 1,2,3; AVA. 2,3; Tail 2,3. CAROL PECK2-Jr. Prom 2. WILLIAM PECKAT2Cross Country 2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2. CHESTER PEEBLY EDWARD PETERS-Swim Team 3. HELEN PETERS-Cheering Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Forum Club 3. ANN PICKERINGhHall Monitors 2,3; Jr. Prom 2. ROBERT P11.ECKI--Jr. Rotarian 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1; Crimson Comet 2,3; Jr. Play 2; German Club 1. RONALD PlTMAN-Football 1; Hall Monitors 1; Jr. Prom 2. RICHARD PLANK-Honor Society 2,3; Student Council 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; HivY 3; jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 3; Band 1. SENIORS DENNIS POCHRON2Studc-m Council 1; Track 1; Football 1; Hall Patrol 1, jr. Concessiuns 3, Lmn Club 2,5; Math Club 3, A Capella 2,3, Mixed Chorus 1; Madrigals 2,3. LANNY POEL3Fmtba11 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2; Mth Club 2. PENELOPE POESCHL3Hon0r Society 2,3, Homecoming 3, Qunl1 and Scroll 2,3; Cheerleaders 1,2; Canteen 1,2; Hall Mommrs 3,? Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3, Cheering Block 3; Crimmn Corner 2; jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Pmm 2, Spamsh Club 1, French Club 3; Math Club 2; Blackfriars 3; Forum Club 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Golf Club 3. KEITH PORTER-Track 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Hi-Y 3. RICHARD PRYBYLLA-Tmck 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Hall Pa- trol 2. SALLY PYZYNA4.A.A. 1,2,3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2,3. LOUISE QUEEN-Rcd Derbies 1; Jr. Prom 2. ROBERT RAGSDALE3Baseba11 1,2,3; HLY 2,3; Jr. From 1; Band 1,2,3. JUDITH RACHOW$1T1Q Messengers 3; Red Derbies 1; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2. DAVID REASON3Golf Team 2; Basketball 1; Tennis Team 1; Latin Club 2', Math C1ub 3. NICK REBAC-Student Council 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 1; Jr. Prom 1. JOYCE REWSoph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3. PATRICIA REED HERSCHEL RELFORD NICHOLAS REN-Hall Monitors 1; Hall Patrol 1; Cheering Block 1; DE, Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1. PATRICIA REPPERT-Steering Committee 1,2,3; Red Derbics 1; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. JUDITH REYNOLDS-Jr. Prom 2. GARY RHOADS-Honor Society 2,3; Track 1; Hi-Y 1; Pep Band 2,3; jazz Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. SENIORS JAMES R11Z1i778tccring Cummmu' 3.5. Tank 1, 1r. RM Cross 1; HurY 1. 11 Umu-xxmm 2, 111ccnng 151011: 1. jr, Prom 1, Spdrnkh 111111 1. A V A 1, I'urum Llub 1, V1ANI.1Y RISKiGuH 1111111 1, Chewing 1310111 1. b 31.1111. RlVll rthw ML-angtrs 1,3. 1r hmxuxxmnx .7, Lhcuing u .. ir Pmy 2, 501111 PJrIy 1. Jr Prom 2, 131m kfnars 2, 1:1111Y 1, 100011 News. DONALD RI'I'CHIIZiJL Lum'csxions 2, Crimson Comet 2, Ger- man Hub 2. Math Club .3, Sutmu 5cm1nar 3, jALQlTELINIZ RITCHIE2JL Prom 2. KA'IHY ROBBINS-Jr, Prom 2. FLLYN ROBERT2Thcspians 2, Red Dcrbits 1; Student Sture 2; Jr. Play 2. Soph. Party 1; German C1ub 1,2; Band 1,2,3, Tn-erY 1. JOSEPH RODER 1CK2Footba11 2. PATRICIA RODGERS2Camec-n K; Office Messengers 2,3; Jr. Comcxsmns 2, Red Durbws 1, Cheering Blmk S; jr. From 2; Blzlnkfnars 2,3, Forum Club 2, 1:,B1L,A. 2, TnAHl-Y 5', Rudlo C1ub 2,5. JUDITH ROGOSKL-Jr. Conceisions 2: Cheering Block 1; jr, Play 2; Soph. Party 1; JL Prom 2; Latin Club 2, Blukfriars 2; er15' Chorus 1', A Capella 5; Mixed Chorus 2, l'CmoJ News, Amahl and the Night Visutors. NANCY ROLAND RICHARD ROPAR CHARLES ROSS-wFomball 1; Hall Patrol; DE. Club 3. JUDITH ROTH2G.A.A. 1; Hall Patrol 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; JL Concussnons 2', Red Derbics 1,2, Cheering Block 5', JL Prom 2; Tn-Hl-Y 5. WILLIAM ROTH2Chcering Block 2. ELAINE ROWLANMGAA. 3: J11 Play 2', German Club 3; Blaakfriars 2,3; Tani-Y 2,5. BARBARA RUHEwOfEcc Messengers 2', Red Derbics 1; Soph. Party 1; jr. Prom 2; Blackfriars 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. jOHN RUX Student Council 1,2; Cross Country 1,23; Track 2,5; Hall Patrol 2,5; German Club 2.3; Math Club 2,3; F.B.L1A. 3. SENIORS JANICIr RYBAAMHLC Muwnurrx .153, Jr Umwsxinnx 3. Soph Party 1, '1r1 From 2, 2111-111 Y 1. DONNA RZYSKIkHaH Mummra 1; RL-d Duhu'x 1,3, bhmrmu kak 3; Jr. Prom 2. PAULINA SALIW'ONCZY K LYNN SAMMANN-Cmtcen 2; jr. Cnmcssions 1. R011 Dcrbics 1; TrLHi-Y 1,2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; Forum Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1. CHRISTINE SANDERkJr. Comcssions 2, Red Dcrbu-s 2,3; jr. Prom 1,2. JAMES SAPPENFIELD BARBARA SAYO-Soph. Party 1; JL Prom 2. CRAIG SCHROEDER2Hnn0r Society 2,3; Scienu- Seminar 2', Cross Country 2.3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1; Spanish Club 3. DONALD SCHULTkHunor Society 2.3; Steering Committee 2,3; Homecoming 2.3; Student Cnumil 1,2,3. D.AR, Award 3; Basketball 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3; Hall Monitors 1,2; H.111 Patrol 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3; Jr. Prom 2; Vice Presndent 2. SHARON SCHULTZ3Ha11 Patrol 1; Red Dcrbies 1,2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2. CHARLES SEAVERNS JANET SEPPYEkTri-Hi-Y 1. JOYCE SEPPYEkTazI Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. GILBERT SHAW3DE1 Club 2.3. ELAINE SHIKANY-Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 2,3. FAREL SHUGER-Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 3; Spanish Club 1,2; TGLI Club 2. JEANETTE SKIVERS-Fashionettcs 1; Red Derbies 2,3. HARRIETT SLOCUM3G.A.A. 1,2; Hall Patrol 1,2,3; Red Der- bies 1,2,3; D.E. Club 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1. SENIORS 1313R31'A 31 1141-1K1Vi7711unur Mnlcty 2,3, Hurnrmmnw 3, Mtnk'nt 1 v1.l1111 1.2 3 11AA. 1, 1.1111111: 1.3. Lnunxdwh Axxzxmmx .1 ' Lu: w- x-m f Rm! Duhuw 1.2. 1,11umu: 13111111 3. Crnnwn 1 1117 11. 111.1y 2; 5111111 Party 1; ,11 Prom . , Uvrmul 1.11111 151.111.111.11x 1, 311111er 1,2,3. 'Knmd Ntus, 1.11:3 2,3. 3-3xH1J1R 0AA 1.3.3. RM 111111ch 1.3. 1111-cr1n3: 1: 1'1113' 1r. Pmm 3 111133113 3NYDFRABJW1MH 1. H311 Mommrs 3, Hi-Y 3. D13NA KPIYXRS- ermL-t-n 1, RM Dcrhlcs 2, ChL-cring BImk 3; 1 .1r P1Jy 2. PATRILIA .NPROW'LS KAY 51'Y11AL5K13Srcermg Committee 1.3; Homecomlng 3; qull .m11 51qu 2,3, jr. Cumcssinnc 2, Red Dcrbies 1,2,3; Cheer. mu 1311111; 's, anwn 01mm 2. Jr. Prom 2; German Club 2; 111.111x11mn 1,1, A CapeHa 2; Mixed Chorus 1, Band 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,5. JAMES S'I'EPHENS-HaH Monitors 3. PAULA STEPHENS3Red Derbies 2; Tri-HLY 3', Latin Club 2; ChL-crmg Blmk 3, T8:I Club 2,3, Band 1. LAW'RFNCE STOLL3TatI Club 3.3. JUNE STORK3Homecoming 2; G.A.A. 1; Red Derbics 1; Cheer- mg kak 1; 11'. Play 2; Soph. Party 1', jr. From 2; Blankfnars 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Tri-HLY 1,2,3. FERN STREETING JACK STLVRKEN JUDI STURM Honor Society 2,3; Steering Committee 1.2; Humcwmmg 3; Thespians 2.3. G.A.A. 1.2; Canteen 1.2.3: Office Mcsscngcrs 2', StudL-nt Store 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2; Blackfriars 1,2; Tri-HLY 1,2,3. PATRICIA SULTES DANIEL SWINEHART-Honm Society 2,3; Science Seminar .. Pep Band 3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Band 1,'.. ALLEN SYDOW3T8zI Club 2.3. DUANE TAYLOR3H'A11 Patrol 3; jr. Red Cross 1.2; Spanish Club 2,3; Forum Club 2,3. ANNETTE 'I'EETIiRSHHomecoming 3; Offuc Messengers 3; Red Dcrbics 3, jr. Play 2', Jr. Prom 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3. SENIORS MARY 17RAN TFLL3Jr. Red Cross 2; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1, ,1r Prnm 2. Ucrnun Hub 1. 111.1..A. 3. SANDRA THIBIDFAU3Tri-leY 1,2. DOROTHY THOMAS-G.A.A. 1.2: Red Derbics 2.3, Soph. Fury 1. Jr. Pmm 2; Mixed Chorus 3. ZEOLA THOMAS-G.A.A. 2.3; Girls' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3. LARRY THORP3ChL-cring Blnck 2,3. CAROLYN TIEBERT Canteen 1,2,3; Hall Monitors 2,3; Jr. Comcssions .7; Cheering Block 3; Spanish Club 2; Blackfnars 2. CATHERINE TIMBROOK jERRY T1MM3Golf Team 1,2. LEE ANN TOMPKINkFBLA. 2. RICHARD TON LUCIA TOW'ER3H311 Monitors 1; Red Derbies 1,3; Cheering B1ock 3; Fashionettes 2,3. SANDRA TRAMPSKI-Red Derbies 1,2; Cheering Block 3', Soph. Party 1; T841 Club 2,3. VIRGINIA TROUP-GAA. 1.2.3; Cheering Block 3; Jr. Prom 2. GAIL TRYOwaEce Messengers 3; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Jr. Play 2; Soph, Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2. PATRICIA TYLISZ3Honor Society 2.3; Steering Committee 2; Homecoming 2.3; Cheerleaders 3; Canteen 2; Dahlites 2,3; Coun- sclurs. Assistants 2.3; Jr. Red Cross 2: Jr. Concessions 2; Red Dcrbies 1.2.3 Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; German Club 2,3; Blackfriars 2; Tri-HivY 1,2,3. LYNN ULLRICH3H0nor Society 2,3; Steering Committee 3; Homecoming 3; Quill and Scroll 2.3; Student Council 2,3; G.A.A. 1; Dahlitcs 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1.3; Cheering Block 3; Crimson Comet 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Forum Club 3. ROBERT URYGA3Cross Country 23; Track 1.2.3; Football 1; H311 Monitors 2.3; Hall Patrol 2,3; Cheering Block 2. DAVID 111 IERBACK3Steering Committee 1; Thespians 2,3; Baseball 1; Football 1; Hall Patrol 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; German Club 2,3; A.V.A. 2.3; Pep Band 1,3; jazz Band 3, Dance Band 3; Band 1,2,3. SENIORS ZONNIIZ VENICE '1'1 RRY V1RN11'VRr-Hummummlu 3; Student Cuunul 1.2.3, 11,;x11u11 1. 1r, R111 erx .3. HI-Y 2,3; Jr, Pmm 3. Ucmun 1.11111 1,..3. PCP 15.11111 1,2,5, Jazz Band 1, DJHLC Band 1; Band 12.3; 1114111'3111 1 A V1211 12A VIVIAN-an'fi-Y 3. BARBARA W'AGNER ELIZABETH W'ALKER3G. . . Hall Monitors 3, Red Dcrluts 1; Ulrlx. Chorus 2; h ix '11 L120 W'AN'I'LTCH31hack 2; Football 1,2,3; Cheering thk 11 KAREN W ARNKE JERRY WATSON3JL Red Cross 1; T8zI Club 2.3. JUDITH W1EBER2Ha11 Monitors 2; Student Store 3; Ir. Con- wssmns 2, Red Derbies 1,3; Chcuring Block 3; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; Tri-HLY 1,2,3. DANIEL WEIDENHOFT2T841 Club 2,3. KATHLEEN WELSH-Science Seminar 23; Student Store 3; Red Derbles 2,5; Cheering Block 3; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hx-Y 3; ETA. 3. MAXINE WENTLAND-Steering Committee 1; Red Derbies 1,2, Cheering B1ock 3; jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 1,2; Good News. DANIEL WEST CH A RLES WESTCO'IT ARLEN XWESTPHAL-Pep Band 2; Jazz Band 2; Dance Band 2; Band 1,2,3. TERRY WESTPHAL-Steering Committee 2; Baseball 1; Hall Monitors 3; Hi-Y 2.3; Jr. Concessions 2; Cheering Block 1; Crimson Comet 2,3; Jr. From 2; German Club 1; Math Club 1. PAMELA WHINNEN-Honor Society 2.3; Homecoming 3; Thespians 3; G,A.A. 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Derbies 1,2,3; Cheering Block 3; Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; In From 2; Latin Club 23; A.V.A. 1,2,3; Forum Club 1,2,3; Radio Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y l. SHARON WHITE2Ha11 Monitors 3; jr. Prom 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3. SENIORS GORDON W'IEGFL ITDDI WWFNCIEKiRexl Drrhlw 1,2, 11lm'rlng Mud; 1, 1r Pldy 2, Jr. Prom 2, A Capclla 5; 311111111 Umms 1,2, 110an Nrws MARLFNE W'IENKE DENNIS WILDHART-Chcering th'k 1.2. PATRICIA W'ILI,2Homc-mming 4; Srudt-m Cnumil 1. 811cm? Seminar; Cdnru-n 2, 01MB Mcsscngcrs 2, Stchnr 5mm 1,2,1, jr. Cumcssmns 2. Red Dcrbles 1, Chtcnnu Blmk 1, jr. May 2, Jr. Prom 1; Fremh Club E Blackfriars 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, ELMA REF W'ILHAMS2HJII Munitun K; jr. Red Crow 1; Red Dcrbies 3; jr. Prom 2, Mixed Chums 1,2,3. INFZ WILLIAMS2Girls' Chorus 2.7a, STAN WILLIAMS-Boys' State 2. Track 1; Basketball 1, Foot- ball 1,2.3; Hall Mommrs 1,2,3; Hall Patrol 1,2,1; Cheering Block 2. CHERYL W1ILLIAMSON2QUHI and Scroll 2.7a; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Jr. Concessions 2; Red Dcrbics 1,2,3; Crimson Comet 2,1; Jr. Play 2; Soph. Party 1; Jr. Prom 2; French Club 3; Blukfriars 1,2; Forum Club 1. PATRICIA WILSON RONALD WILSON SHARON WINGARkRed Derbies 1,2; T811 Club 1,2,5. THOMAS WOJASINSKI-Hall Monitors 2.3; Jr. Red Cross 2. JUDITH WOODRUFF-Red Derbies 1.2.3; Cheering Block 3', Elstonian 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr; Prom 2; French Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. AI. WOZNIAK-Tad Club 2,5. CATHERINE WOZNIAK JULIE WRIGHT-GAA. l; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Blackfriars 2; Band 1,2,3; Majoreucs 2,3; Radio Club 2. DANIEL WSIAKI SENIORS KAREN YEATIERiHnmuomlng 3; Rod Dcrhics 1,2; Cheenng lilmk ; prh Party 1, Jr. Prum 2. Band 1,2,5. Fashmncttcs 2,5, krwwi N V NW 1,AYTON YORK-jr, Red Cross 1. H XRY ANN ZlaliSIF-Rcd Dcrbics 2,3, PAULA 71 HKOW'SKIMOHICC Messengers 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Rul Dcrbu-s 1,2, Jr. Play 2; German Club 2, Tn-Hi-Y 1,2,5. ADFH ZRINY Hall Monitors 2; Red Dcrbics 2,3; Cheering Blmk 5, .lr. Prom 2, A Capella 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. . SENIORS N OT PICTURED Harry Abbott Gay Jackson Faye Agemy Barbara Johnson David Black Karmcn Keene Dale Bleckno Darrell Kinsey Lorraine Kravetz Daniel Brock Maria Kuhnel Bruce Brown Richard Lilly Joycemm Reigarfsdwig Dorothy Celebuskx Robert Meredith Lynnette Cl'inger Garry Moore James lekey Patricia Bremer Ralph Dietrich Sandra Morgan Alice Drake Alan Movinski David Draves Ida Parish Daniel Ellison Roy Pearce Carol Everett Charles Roames Ella Lou Roland Alan Fraser Kay Sanders 11132:? 5:10;: Joyce Sedlacek p Norman Stachowski JoelsdHenII-Ilard William Tate ary erron Michael Troth Harold Iseminger LLASS OFFICERSeTom Dolembo, president; Pat Little. viec presi- dent; Theresa Gryx'na, secretary. This year's juninr tIJSS thsphyed the mml ILHHHI m From three postponements of their beach party tn the i..:: omte prom prepnmtions, they kept on through the yen, by the class uthters' the steering committee. .tnd thexr m why advisory Mr. W'egner .md Mrs. L'rqthrr. Cuntessium ttt ftmthll And b.tsketbttll gttmtw L'tlrllk'xl IIlMlU for the pmm. W'nultirbe tutorx retetxeti their khtHlkL' m the junior play j.mu.1ry Thttwf' Juniors were everywhere; they took part in the xthtml thlhx and .utivitiex; Dunne A few days of the year, they queued Up in Room 313 to ttrtier the proudly worn lexx rmgx 0m- phmse holds t1 spend! tamimtion for iuninn 7 Next ymrf when :15 seniurs, they will rumh Elstons summtt. Juniors challenged by varied activities JL'NIUR STEERING CtMiMITHZICeFv'wH mu, Suxie Piper. Jams W'dener. Phtllip Mnrmrtyt Mmmz' v'wu PAID Berg: Lind; Everett; Tum Kthhkx. Glen Mutt, l light wt Bert Henry. Utne l2htep Ann Uherhnk; Gilbert BFUUL'M an-tl'! run: Pttt 1.1ttle. Ed W'tmtierltk 'I.hcrem Ctvx'ntt. .SthJuxg Tum Dolembu; Mr. W'eener. er. quthrt. 1 UNIORS Mulnri Alwrl Mr Mwu: Ilnnna Adier Mdiun .thrndt Hibnr VA Jm. Allu- bul Andermn Munccn Andersun Mum Andcrmn Bmehn Anhcr Sandy Arcnl Shmn Armour lnnk Armstrong Rxchard Armxuung John Amen Keith Auar Kn kv Ayn! lwiwud Biblnu Punch szcr lurv Beaxcr Jena: Kn: Beck Tern chkmzn ludy ch-mu le Berg Dumxhv Berke; hm Bxcuv JJmcx legcnuff Nancy Blnu Richard Blnsmer Robut Block Carol Bodlcv Dune Boehnlcm Dnh rex Buehnlnn Kuhn: Borhnle n Mur Ra: thnuadl Tuna Bulk: james Bunfuld janu Bonfuld Admlph Boon Pu Bowen Mddrcd anker Inn Buwmer Marv Brcntlu llm'd Breedlnve Virgil Bnuke Gllbrn Bmulu Rthnu Brook; Rwhud Bmulu WHHI: Brown Judv Bruhlrr W'Hlum Buckner Dave Burch Sharon Burch Dzunc Burkharl Tum Burns Martha app Mxke Czppy Pa! Carson Buerly Cirur Lunda Cute: Nzncy Carter Barban Cuhbzuxh Man: Chakos Sue Chakos Bruce Chamber; Dzlln Chappcll Robert ChIldtn DIV: Children John Children A115! Chnslumen Barbara Clark Judv Clinger Ruchzrd Coffee 1.:rry Colvin Fred Combs Join Consdorf Munlyn Cook Penm Cook Dcnnis Cox Johnnie Crnvfurd John Cummings BMW Cummlm Barbara Dina Evelvn Dznieh Glcnn Dee Ken Dee John ngchak Chrisnnc Delwilcr JUNIORS Sulanne Dcver W'aller UcW'Ald Tcrrv Duck Tum DnlI-mbu Izrrv Down: Allcn Drnkr hmnth lhlnlAp Dayle Durand Jerry Durnzl Lharles Duuk Paul Duuymkl Joan Ennn LeRov Ednngu Betty Edvunh Bob Fdwudl Gene Ehru Dand England Linda Evcren Alicia Farmer Jerrold Farmer Susan hsch Dun: l-oldcnzucr Phyllu luHr-nauer Margie hmun: Barban Ford Cheryl Ford Cora Foster Warren Fouer Cuol Fox Carol Fuln Larry fun Charla Gimblll Beny Carrel! George Geluler Gerald Gibb! Barb : Gillman Linda Gipe Ron Glanz Bob Gleason Dick Grams Douglas Grecnlnv John Grccnway Joenz Graham Michael Grime: Theresa Gryvna Kathi Huck Rodney Haberman Marga ! Hairopoulm jcrrv Huduucwicz Rmh Hale Florence Halfacre Douglu Hamlcy Ronmc szc John Hnrison Melina Hart Ntil Hartman Jznel Haruburg John Hauskins Jon Haven Mary Hawker Tom Hawkim Annette Hedges Jim chckel Ron Henderson Robert Hendrickwn jam Henley Bert Henry Ted Herrbach Cloris Hibnn Becky Hitlu Dorothy Hick: john Hileman Gayle Hilton Ville: Holmes Phillip Hoop Juice Howud SIC Howard Bonnie Hughu Jun Hullingcr Robert Humphrey Suun Hum Hoyt Hushy Vearl Huskey Annie Jackson Bob Jacob: ' jim Juniuki Carol Jenh Terry Jenucn JUNIORS Kuhn Juhannsnn unle Jnhnsun Duncy Johnson luu johnwn Paul Johnson Rurhmne Johnson Rxck junu Marshall Kahn Gnylr KJIII Dun Kammski Ronald Keen tharlu Keene Jane! Keevu Carol Kellcr James Ktlley Jame: Kerscy Jmn Kcrwin Denms Klenitz Donald Kwnitz jernly Kimble Larry King Janice Kinsey RuucH Kuntzcle jnmes Kiser Sharon chuk: Mzry Kniola Apnl Kochvar Kuen Kolke Dunn: Kolobuchovuki lunda Komasmskx Chris Kopczyk Kathy Kowalxki Tina Kowahki jack Krachinski V'zlhce Kroening Alan Kruegcr Suc Kuhn Scan Kunkcl Dennis Kun Leo LaBerge Wdter Ladra Joan Lawson jewel! Lee Anthony Levendonski Ronald Levis Richard Dilkz Tom l,iebig Lynn Lighlcap Junnine Lindemzn Pa! Lnul: Howard Lockard Jame: Losiniecki Jeannie Loiry Oscar Lubke Dzvid Lyle: Linda Lyons Marian Maldy Joan Malccki Penny Malou Robert Mark Dzvid Mutin Jackie Marlin Ralph Marlin William Martin Fred Marvel Mlle Matthew: Sharleen Mazur June Meal Willizm Meredith Dunne Menl Lynn Mettlen Bob Mclmir: Dime McIntyre Fred McKee Robert McKinne- Linda McMil- Rose Mew Nancy Molt Jerry Milcuek Art Miller Georgia Miller Manhn Miller Richard Miller Belvie Moor: Charles Morgan Phillip Moriarty Laun Mork Lawrmce Nauyokal UNIORS Ivmnui Nuwkn Jmc ermn l'u Nculmku John Vuhnln u.y1 Nnrru Imhr Hurrmc Nun. Pam N-uk lama ercxlc Marv mm Mnnir: ler Ann Hivuhnk Marxucl Uhms Inud Ur. mk. 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Wnumlu Ann W'nlf Unld W'ond 'I'humu Woodard Yd W'nndrmk Pauuu Woodrufi Szndn Wnodruff Iwrhn W'olnnk 11nd W'olmal Dune V'right Rxlxia V'roblewski Pu Wnu Roxannz Young Shawn Yagelski Kuhx Zulximlu lunmu no! fmturrd :vr' rm; tmne: R n DKnnmmv ldu xrd Inwu whim! mm mum Catlin rhmp Hmscl Dun Iankowskx HT 11m: chdxnn Icwn K'nmvuk: RUE Krhhmdv R rbcrt MJnmuk HM M.Ermn Suun Shuhcll xlrer Uun 11mm ParLr-r Dunn; I'cxrm Runah: Rudzrmcl Jeffery Rnnmn Rnhxnl Mdcnwncr Norman Surhnvnki Dunc; V'ahtn Dame! WWII BArbAra W'ulhamx Tum Vllwn Mark Wlmki The Sophomores began their first year in senior high hy- L L t int: class othccrs, steering mmmittcc members, planning tlit traditional sophomore party with this year's theme Marih Unis; joining new clubs, and meeting new friends. Pam Brown, Kent Lange, and Vernon Payne ch thcir kiRSS through the year with the help of their class sponsors, Mrs. Durand and Mr. Lootens. After their first successful year in senior high, the sopho- mores are looking forward to their remaining years at Elston. J?! I t CLASS t7FFICERyPam Bmwn. secretary; Vernon Paync, vice presi- dent; and Kent ungc, president. Sophomores Begin Year With Mardi Gras SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEEhiStanding left to righti Kirk Rogers; Mr. Lootens, sponsor; Mrs, Durand, sponsor; Carl Bauer; and Nancy Hill. tBack row seated left to righti Tom Cowan; JoAnnc Mohamed; and RoAnnc Stuarti tSecond row left to righn Pam Brown; Ken Wallerstcin; Dan Franks; and Carol MillL-ri tThird row left to righti Vernon Payne; Kathy Suhaeffer, Kent Lange; and Barry Slutzkin, tFront row left to righti Bill Kelly; Sue Ebert; and Barbara Blank. 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Reed Mxkc Reed Andrew chd Slunn Ro-kcxc Kuhlc an Dunn: Rexnuldt Dcnnn Rhwads John Rhndu Kharlcne Rxnhne Tum Rnuhne Runme Rozdarmcl Sulanne Rnadarmel harlrs Rnhuu Tom Robxson Dand Rogers Kirk Rugerx Indx Rugnslu Murut Roland Carol Ann Ropar Mar; Row jerry Rnu john ROSICkkI Karhlrcn vaa Enc Sabin Chm Sadenwnrr jury Sadluka: Bill Szmpmn flan Sanderson Dawd Suabu Dun: SAnbvn Chlrles sts Lurrnnt Sawaye Kuhrvn Schaeffcr Sandra thonh Carol Schouf JuAnn Sghixlf jcanne Schrclncr Beuv Schroedcr Patricia Sahuhl hm Schwanke Peggy Schwannnberg Krn Scuu Rum-ll Sam Mlke Scroggin Tury Suvuns john Selke john Scntcr Donald Shaffer Lind: Shaw Dand Shusley Jozn Sherrick 13.11 sh- ,3s Llndl Shtkanv Sindra ShIr-CS Helen Shock Earl Shusur Francn Shn'ona am. $41 SOPHOMORES v! .u .w H mm Munhr Hp u x 1h yr :g mu. xpy Iwu Manna AlyLnu- Such Ruhard Mnne Slur: I Hum Mun lnhm Iumir Mu lewdu Ice Lu: L'.' 1.', 2 L1: J1 Ruth I'rkcs lnkm l'xpneI hum VAN chhmc Yuan hcivbu- Vnik Karcn Hulk Dunn: Vms 30rman Yuss mmu xxunm Mn r Wuncr hul W'Lk Ilnni W'xiker Inn WINAM- kcnr WJHvrxrmn Audrm W'th jhk Waltz Ronald Bennett Cleveland Brown David Burnett Hruce Engsuom lorrene Gerron Sue Gresham Sophomores not pictured: Kenneth Hays Judixh Johnson Marshall Kohn Nathaniel Leeks Donna Petrus Sharon Richmond Frances Savom Randall Solner Charltne Taylor Lzrry Truth Laura Vans Dale de SOPHOMORES Hun: W'znkc hand Varncf Lvnn W'uncr Lyndz W'atmn Sallv Wclwr James W'ebnrr V'xlham Wruincv P.It Wcth Pu Wulhcrx judy W'enphzl Carl W'elzel Bdl W'hmnen Jenv Whirl Bcvrrlv Whne hugene What Ionmc W'u-ncck Sue W'icnke Karen V'xcnke Orrin V'eisemm Charla W'IH Carole V'IHiamx Diane W'dion Don W'dmn Wullnm Wungard Ken Wisthoff Beverlv W'olford Sharon Volga! arolvn W'uohcv Mzrxucnle Wu7niak chhul Volnnak Nancy V'ornlak Connie W'nghl jun WWighl Devon WrubleWIki Marvlou Vroblewski Marilyn Wysong Edward Ynke Marsh: Yoder jerrold Young Kathy Zuse Tom Zen: Mary Jo Zeldler Judy Zemmvnki Michael meonia Phillip Zook Ronald Zygmunmwski Clarence Welmn Karen Westbrook Michael Will Czrole Wilson David Wright FRESHMEN x , Hm L'x K , 4. L'cu um K'murnng v; g mm 14 Huhvw l'nr Mur-n :r M. Hchm-r Mahmz . M.Mnn 'v' IL .J': 4. ml hr IA- u. Inxn J1. 'u ; thun I-mlx ILmlu:v ll'. mm- 1 Jun I'ulw'z 24 IMK H k '1-91'mlddlxiu V m' Elm Ar l'i'h1 Dmmm -an lwunL Ihnm hn..r Dunn Immu Idlm 11 lxn I iWJ'fo rw' tM Iuw ixrm. Iv H n .mmg Kl w v- Hx IH' Pu ' 1 va'.ryr.x I mr-x h ,- Ihmm- h. um hmnuk. IrrH bru uu h Ihn Hugh I'zm HAmE' n Rn Huist: m Shun Hrn HJrrx HxIVnL-r IMAM Hill Bulur: Hm; 11mm Hu. 'r' MCHEJ Hunt hr! Hun! hm' XJW'XMWI Hun: Iwhnq- 11 .mn lukmu R M- RHIW'IK km: 11,1:er kjlummuk Vlwm k m: I'lnl Kuzurlr Rah?! kukhnd an Knoll Mugaret 1m Sunlm Ic MtHhA I I'h : Incrmln Rmi lubnmk Ih'nn:s qu Knhx lxlm llnu! Hurmn jmh Hulhmxcn jnm M.u.m ur1n Mun hmm Md nrmhk lrnu 1 uI Ilm M.EIrr l'Am XMh-r :x'hn Murnv Mm Vmurmk: 91mm chrnslu Mame Ncwsumc fai. QQAQA '1 lmA. LA FRESHMEN 1, r x Yum Run! A M-wwn hm 1 Mn i'uwrl! x MM : m R. Hunu'n I m K Mm HI MM n k Eu. 3 hwu M'u'v' m In Um x 1w H .' u v.um kw ix Mmm- xx Um wau-x 1M. 1Kuu. : hm m1 u Humn MK n 1 . Lulx u Inl r M.l:.y 1-. an Imtx IMh-r Hmm lmh. jH-mm mm: Hum Vum l'nr Kuuhl ahlu W ,muh-r shun! V E.- Ihcvcm Vw lcvw V. m:nm mnw- V nhc I'mr u 1 um W, fur? Mm Vuudrutf Mmim A-mm lrmhmun V: ann-d Hu-lu hum Ihthra Ikalc' H ,. 41' . gr; V ';The three uses represented by Dan Steinke, Sungcrmnd Ron- wxney Ashton Walk hand 1n hand through three years '35 high wsclfoolm Smog 7mm .5 7 .mW- .4. . ' h V'. 5 v.7 W ' get that refreshing new feeling. Get the real thing - - l'aca-L'ola. A store especially for men Mxkc Qipm'. Umrlcs Luv. Mr. hunky: 611le and l amblm Inc. 727 Franklin Joy Manufacmnhg 60. Woodland Ave. onnic Bartholcmew, ML Stanton. Dan Swinchart, Bob Ragsdale, Gary Rhoads, Andy Palm. Hay: Corp. 742 E. 8th Double Delight! Smart women buy elegant fashions from Carriage Trade SUL- Piper. Judy Pumius. carriage fmde Karwick Road For the best in china visit Uemier mind to. 3300 U. S. 20 Farel Shurger, Bob Pilecki, jim Messina. Floorcmffer: 427 Franklin Sdmy MLKlnmy. HIL-t BL-L-lx' F ill All Your Needs F rom 753 ladies 550p Drugs to Cosmetics Has Clothes for All Occasions Wilke's Drug Store 1019 F ranklin 731 Franklin For F lowers You Cadt Go Wrong '1t Wriglzf': Ho wars 1004 E. Michigan See the U. S. A. in your Mgrion Maldy, DiLk stitki Enyedrf Chevrolet 225 E. Michigan Sue Hall, Bob Ludwig. Mr. Leverenz Laura Mork, Jerry Merx Regal Drapery Plan vacation time by seeing as at l 7' l A Always the Best in eVEI'eIIZ dee gency Appearance and Workmanship 111 W. 6th ,- 703 Pearl anncy Athm Judy anm. Ron GlanL Cheryl Ford, Jnhn Llftll', Bmw Gzlimdn, Mlkv 1mm, Chlckiv Grew, IMHW Mummy! Now it-s Pepsi for thosv who think young Pepsi Cola Bo filing Comp any Michigan City, Indiana H353 HI'IHK Hlyn Rubtrr, PM W'lll Dumb Mcrrl. Phil Moriarty kurds. FH'OHIS. records Mart, Marat; Inc . . I ' all z is a 1 : 1 5m 1m pmes llllpvrial. Cherlor, PlV'mouth from ' 1 ' am 768 M11572 550p Valiant 512 Franklin Sales and Service Susan Pudlo, Dave Utterback Jam Kubik. Fred Stockwcll. ML Dobeski The Campus Shop The new look in shoes Where Quality and Style Predominate from 6rlbgeris Clothing 5fore Dobeski's 57709 5fore 525 Franklin 909 Franklin The ultimate in Prom floral fashions folberg': House of Ho war: 731 Washington Judi Sturm Ron Holrzlmdcr, D.Ayle Brown. 141 1 Franklin For fun in the sun Ohmingb beautiful swimsuits are unsurpassed 522 Franklin Laurie Janasiak Don Schultz, Donna Peters. Dutch Boy does it best er'cll Paint 6; Was: Inc. Sue Hum Tum DnlL-mbo. Mame Alm- KWP wur 1101150 warm Mukv murself at home xxilh Hluipmml from with furniture from :4dwmce Heating Delaney? furniture Company Company 119 W. 5th 710 Franklin Clark fqaipmenf to. Brown Trailer Division Michigan City, Inditmi? 1 X Mumc XVMHIMM. Huh thldcrx Anwricaqs Number 1 Car fwarledn der M0 for: 411 Pine Gay Glasscom Dale Phillips Lynn Ullrich, jim Rice The largest selection of Draperies. fabrics in Northern Indiana For the newest in shoes . . . M. 6'. Dry 6004: 51mm filoe Store 823 Franklin 917 Franklin Dmn Hmmv, Bvrm Slmylun lilm'lmnivs Supplivs I'Jl'vsm'iptions with a manufavturml at Reputation H60 fleCffonics from V , frankll'n Pfldrmacy N lmvskv Ave. 1517 Franklin Boat Supplies and Parts B 6- 5 Marine Sale: 5 Service Chm Dcrwiler, Tom StL-cpro 2,... Everyonek getting the Bug Sue Mlcscn Ired Klindcr Mr Kcmcny. fcanomy Motors South Franklin Sally Pnyna, Jerry Gibbs, Carroll Cullom, Bill Hornyak, Jerry Timm, Furniture problems are solved at Judy W'cber, Barbara Ford Mon fgomery Ward and Co. 719 Franklin 3:4 $3 1 km? Q x Be Prepared . . . with supplies from Kdthy meby, Pat Cd 0f19'ce fqm'pment Co. 725 Franklin It pays to play with equipment from Beebe? sporting 6000': 913 F ranklin John Arncrt, Bob Baker. 0417': mm: and Toys 417 Franklin The Garage . . . where prices are born but never raised X non; Apnl GLmz. Nerf; S'lmre Motor: 2013 E. Michigan Experts always choose the oil with tho grmtvsl pop W. W. Case 1420 E. 2nd john Farghcr. Berta Slutzkin, Rinky AymL fclloll's Dairy :. ,5 7 l max; . .:::: 7i - Q 1615 Franklm A; Ax P A Newest Styles Newest Colors Newest Fabrics at RoAnne St rt Sears Roebuck Co. 802 Franklin Jane Nelson Mrs Hiese Modern Equipment at fray Brotlzers West end of 10th Bill Sizermcm Buick 309 W. Michigan Stan Williams - Paul Parlotore - Jim Bcnnwort - Donna Adler - Pot Tylisz LOOK LEAN! SHELL LOOK LONG! YM M If you want :0 look your best wear YMM slacks. They fit iust SIACKS right and are iust right for any occasion. Ask for them at your favorite store. YOUNG MAN'S MOOD YMM - A DIVISION OF JAYMAR-RUBY, INC., MICHIGAN CITY. INDIANA; 177 r': Wlwhe main photographic mar? Blieden's Camera ten fer 510 Franklin Mr. Blicdcn. Ralph Dietrich, Sharon Olmstead Spaulding Shop 630 Franklin QMQIS SHOES OF CHARACTER FOR THE FAMILY 803 FRANKLIN STREET Celeste Gilotti, Mr. Kamman Kodncv Hahernmn, Bob RJgsdalc, Phil MoriJrly, judy W'oodruff, $.13de Przybvlinski. Mernnn Rolston A few students get ready to inspect a home built by 7mm 6 Blank, Inc. 111 Village Green 1.2. Service with a smile at the 3.3 Gay G1 sssss tt K Root Beer 574M: 120 Franklin-2308 F ranklin MdgMisf Kiss of beauty services 1 153 E. Michigan Dick Grams, Paul Duszynski BEE limo ddllesive rapes, Inc. L. macmsr 5M U.S.20 E 'f ,A ', the OPEN Door to Better Banking Service WM! Behind our curtain-uf-air door you will fmd the most vmcient and comfortable banking facil- ities in this area . . . with the same capable and courteous staff that has served you for many years. Ask about our college Education Loan Plan. Serving more people morc ways! tizens BANK OF MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA MICHIGAN ClTY-LACROSSE- ROLLING PRAIRIE The largest selection of furniture at Mltlzl'gdn City Furniture Co. 422 Franklin Dage a division of flzompson Rama Woolridge, Inc. Mr. Loomis, Nancy Hill, Steve Henry, Tim Bietry If ifs steel we have it Norfllern Indiana InlIHEIME , Steel Supply 60., Inc. . ' III D . .4 t ma- Where ageless cast iron is kept completely modern Well - Mel din Company INCURH ?RATICD Michigan City, Indiana Riclmra' MZgnery Building Contractor 116 Orchard Edgewood Add. Fred Klindcr. Pam Migncry Compliments of Olsen's Cameras-Musical Instruments 827 Franklin Congratulations to the class of ,62 14M! Metals, Inc. U. S. 12 East Industrial Scrap Structural Steel Dcnms Houck. Bob Mdmire, Bob Edwardy Charles de5, Bub Peters. Ronald Lewis, Lury Knlb. Bob Clle-Z, Everyday low prices . . . Make 'xour next shopping trip to Tllrl'ffimurr. Yuu-ll be glad yuu did. Al's Tllrl'fflhdrf 1501 E. Michigan Home Of Phillips Red Head concrete anchors Phillip: Drill to. East Dunes Highway Students select rings from Lynn Gardner, Mr. Smlrh, Bub Gleason. Herff Jones George Kingsley, Representative 1401 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7, Indiana Wefre all proud of the new Barker Junior High School febamdker Construction Inc. East Michigan 1R7 . 'pruruoli C1116 lrhmnl5 V uni. , g 4 ' w J... Aw .- , - 9. Flowers for all occasions at Ballard? Florist 132 S. Roeski Mr. Bartlett, Pat Fuss, Phil Miller Central Drug Store 327 Franklin Mlkc MlhAluk. P.1LII I..H1;;lry, Pam Bug, Kupn GAlmmnkl. Juiy Bchf. --. ' The Merchants National Bank MICHIGAN CITY. INDIANA We at 01861198 are proud to have had a part in the taking and making of Photographs for this years Elstonian Harold V. Olsen Studio 421 Franklin Patrons BOYD PHELPS- INC- , MAYERS CHILDREN'S SHOP ArvhittwtvEnginvers Tr. 71-6238 1,13 Franklin St. 1r. 2.1202 GENERAL CONSTRI'CTION CO. AUS MARATHON SERVICE STATION 231 E. Sm-uml St. T124327? 902 W. 11111 St. Tr. 11-90111 MAJOT FEED 1' SEED CO. 127 E. Ninth St. Tr. 2-1366 TENTH STREET BAKERY 003 W. Tvnth SI. ROBERT L. MARSKE NEWS DISPATCH 311 W'arn-n Building 111220107 119 W. Midligam 51. 11317211 KILNUW'ITZ-BRUW'N ELECTRIC CO. 1102-11111 Franklin St. Tr. H1273 k x 5' NEWS AGENCY 11111.111k111151. HUME IIEA'I'ING 8; COOLING 1211111. HirhigunN. BIANIKSUNI a? CO. 12.1'11111151. PEGLUW' x1 JOHNSON INC. 3111 1111111111151. PIONEER LI'MBER and Sl'PPLY CO. 320111.2111151. DR. J. A. BECK. DDS 7112 Spring 31. Patrons Tr. 1-6422 DRS. KAPIAN 2' LaFOITNTAIN 12312.811151. JOSAM MANI'FACTI'RING CO. Cnrymlm Rudd WWI. H. KRUENING 8: SONS. INC. 302E.2m15t. Tr. 1-3203 Tr. 23531 KURN'S T. V. and APPLIANCES thlrthI ,1111111111121. B. U. SIVNDERIAND. 0. D. 1111 1 r;mklm$t. STAND XRD OIL CU. 711141111111141113511151. LuPURTE CUI'NTY BEVERAGE 110.. INC. 311.3111I1rzlgu 51. HIIINR B1 DW'L 1111712111111x111151. . MISS XL DECORATING . .. INC. . 12111111111 51. H.XVIIAND-CXLIAN. INC. 0111;11111111111011 DR. DONALD I. BORNIANN 3H3 Wlun'n Building TAYLOR-CHALMERS ADVERTISING 10111 Washingtnn 51. '11. Tr. 0-08 74 Dr. J. C. DR. W. 1.. 713111111151. PU'H'CEK t1 PUTI'CEK EIGHTH STREET CAFE 1121V.811151. '11 11.114112 CIAPRES INSI'RANCF. AGENCY 111111111181. '11. 1.912111 W7. A. PULITE PAINT 1Q TOYS 1103 Franklin 51. 11. 1411.71 BERCN FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP U110Fru11klit151. Tr. 3-3210 SHIRLEYS BEAI'TY SALON 1211111111181. FOSTER PRINTING SERVICE 2101 11111111111151. '11-. 911111 BLACKMUNITS JEV'ELERS 801 Franklin St. ITALIAN VILLAGE PIZZA KITCHEN 1708Fra111klin S1. SIDS SERVICE HTXTIUN 2321111 151'1111L11115'1. RHUDX 11ml WFSTPHAL 1 111211.1111-11114111151. IH'NCXN PHXRMACY 1:111 113111111341111151. RNYHUNU FOX JR. N11 FIXHIIxHIISL 111mm KRENTZ BUQERY $12211F1u1111xli1151. WILLIUI R. BARTLETT 331W151'111111111151. SPAI 'LDING BARBER sm 1P SCHLI'NDTS STATE FARM INSI'RANCE 3111 11;.911151. HENRY LIVMBER CO. 51x11151nw111h1111g0 11. Tr. 111111711 1-0330 Patron: BRHW H IS CRIIHDLE NlUDE-U-DKY HHHJK SHOP 'H'l JnlmIW. ' l hHlH'LmMmV. Bl tlllh XVS tIIEXNEHS 8- yummy man'n stUV Lu mm. mz. 3! 1 11. Hithigm N. Tlh Sprint; V. TED HILL WRIGHT ELECTRIC . . IH'NN '5' REST H R XVT law I .R I12 '72: ; 5113 Franklin 51. s. s. Kmasmcm. FRED STERVS hlw A T1 B 1 1 1IILliII 5i, . v V' MW FI'LHIMHI 5'1, Tr. 31500 GUEHU BUXTH zlml HUTURS. INC. PETERIg DXIRY IL . . 1 1' 1IlHir1 51. TL 341mm IHIM E. Hirhiuun 51. LAKE CITY ICE and CUAL .18 If. Wiz-higdn 5!. ,l. L. FREEIAND MOTOR CO. mh JIM Uivhigm 5t. CHARLES PIZZA CUMPIJMENTS OF A FRIEND ,- . ,. q. .. llnhlplm 1r. -hulh CHECKER CAB CU. THE BOOK FAIR Wh Hlnwt V - ll 1 Franklin 51. Compliments of Pullman -5'fdndard 719 Wabash The Present with a future! H1vn uthvr gift haw SpeCialiZing lwvn lung disrurdvd. YOL'R PHOTOGRAPH will ,I 111 1, .,,. , J,l1, ,t1. in specialty instruments :Utvr uH. Imthingz i m truly V'U 1H your phntngmwl. 11 1;, Dwyer Products Coca. lms luwn IIHHZI' in mm Audio. Weber Studio 17 l 1 Franklin Calumet Ave. lndrx GENERAL A11111C11111s 31 1 11111-111 111111118 11,.111'111111111111 ' .1111 1'1811111 111119 . 1 11111.11. ,x11'h111,111 111.11 1:1:1.11x 1308111088 1.1.11-1 1101111111: 1 .1111141'11 111001 15111111 1.11ccr11u111crx 11111118111118 Awsmnrs 131111181111 1 1111101 1 NAN 111111111X 1111111108 15111100 1111111 11911111111110 151111c211111n 148111111111 1ix1111111gc 811111c111$ 17.1111111' F.1K11IUHCHCS FLx1111rcx 1:110tb1111 1711111111 Club INDEX 411-59 618 1127113 65 70-71 10171113 987101 . . 76 100-194 52 67 85 84 . 90-93 79 171111110 BUSHICSS Leaders of of AIUCHCJ 77 01115110111111- Associarion 1 . . . 83 Girls' Chums Cycrmdn Club Gulf Golf 1 11113 Grudnndon H1111 Monitors , Hull Hi-Y Homcmming P111101 Honor Smiety Honors Index Iunior Class junior Concessions junior Play Junior Red Cross Latin Club Madriguls Math Club Mixed Chorus Otiice Messengers Organizations Paintspots Pep Band Physical Education 69 . 81 . 106 83 42-43 64 65 . 73 16-17 . 62 . 116 1954199 142-147 . 66 60-87 81 . . 71 108-109 Portraits 11111111 111111111 111:11 11011 111'11111-x 81111111001111 $011114 111188 81-11101 111111 8111111111111111- 1.1.1xx 81111111111111rc 1111111 5111111511 Hub Spnrh Spunswhlrl 8111110111 011111111 8111110111 Sfmrt' 51111111111111; Tennis T11CSP1AI1S Trunk Trade 111111 Industry Triv1117Y,62 Tri-H12Y,6$ Tr1-Hi-Y, 61 V111u111'10ridn FACULTY Abmlmm, Charles Adams; 131111111115 Aigncr, Robert 11011110111, Genevieve Breed, 1.111110 Byrd, Paul Cassidy, Robert Chrmcn. Carol Cobbum, Garth Commcr, W'ilma Conk, Richard Croft, Max Curtis, Ruth Dahlberg. Mildred Dinklcdinc, James Donoghuc, Roger Durand, Phyllis Ferguson, Madeline Flomw, Sandy Fowler, Nadine 0111118, Hubert Hakim, Hussein Hall, Helen Haney, F. Foy Harden, Ronald Hendricks, Thomas Henry, Bernice Hibbs, Edward Hultgrcn, George Jones, Wleren 1107159 1111-311 63 R '1 116 116-141 38 1 187158 20 80 887109 39 62 , 67 96-9 94 76 102-103 82 73 74 -'2 J11 INDEX 65,114 5:. 90, 99, 114 60,114 77. 114 . 11. 66, 11. 65, 114 7 , 114 114 114 . 114 1 ,114 . 114 . 114 75 114 . 114 114 11.5 59 114 . 80 114 113 114 . 114 79,114 . 81,114 29, 831 114 113,115,116 , 7 1 7 Karstcns, Jerome Kcmcna, R11111 Kuszmaul, Ross 1.1111115. 11111111111 Lcc, 111111St 1.1111211, C D 1,00101181 1111rb;1r;1 1111111418, 156111.113. M11n11, Bcrmkc 01.111111, Arm 311111111. Duris M.1xcy, S11C111011 Mdmyrc. George MLQujlkin, 1311111111: Mccr. Ncwr Millbranrh, Elmer Mil1cr, Delbert Mohamed. Lcc Munger, Elizabeth Nicholas, James Nightingale, Mary Ou-rman. Vicmr Parry, David 130111, Hclcn Presser, Ridmrd 1111113115. Arthur Rubison, 001111111 5.10115, W'nlllce Scbesta, ances Sims, James Smith, A, K. Smith. L, XX . Sparks. Mary Sp.11'ks, Thomas Spim, Margaret Sprague, Marion Taylor, Charlotte Timberlake, Lewis Urquhart, jcancrte W'egner, Harold W'illiams, Helen W'right, Harriet Yentes, Whllace 114 114 . 97,114 90,101,108.114 . 29,114 59,6-.75,86,114 80,114 114 114 115 115 115 113 82,115 . . 115 67,103,115 106,108,115 115 36,74,115 115 77.115 14,90,115 62,115 76,115 78,115 58,64,115 115 . . . 115 83,108,115 115 . . 112 115,186 47,78,115 115 79,115 59,115 . 65,115 68,69,115 50,115,142 21, 31, 52, 94, 115,142 66,73,115 113 112 TOP TEN Dunald Schultz Dorothy Cleveland Sandra Ohlund Richard Plank 11111165 Bannwart Russell Millbranth Ellyn Robert Daniel Swineheart Lynn Ullrich Kathleen 91761511 ELSTONIAN Ifdjlnrtmitbic f Kathy Huynic Cam Edirnr Nancy juhnson I'lu'rm-Lx Donna Ankony, Pam W'hinncn :1ch mitt Suc- Frcim Nanty .Iohnson Lynn Gardner, Gay Clussrottt .Ikltil Sturm Jim Atkil Sandi Gclcskc, judy XV'uodrutT U rpmz'ngz'n m SPUVIJ' PH rfrtlilj After seven months of shtxning pictures, writing cum; and meeting deadlines. we present the 1962 ELSTON- IAN With the hope that you will remember MA C. High in the Spirit of Tradition. The ISLSTONIAN STAFF 1962 Bminwt Amm lmmnguti. tlcrn ,: Pat Tyhsh DAVC IYIIL'I'de'k PbmtogmfdnM Chmk Dcmm; tluhn Kcsslcr Cater IL tip; Mnth Uhluml girl U'er .Iim Ctuxidx; Stmdy Uhhmd Gt mm! XIJJI'JAHUJ. .Iunh' jnhnstun, PM ch'nc Spnmur Mary Nightingale staff wishes to thank Ullr sponsor Mrst Nightingale, thc Footc-deits C0,. the Smith Cm'ct C0,, our ltxal pho- togmphcm thc '.1dministr;1timl, tht faculty and thc mm- munity for all of the help and paticntc they gave us. Fran! mu? Nanty Klnhnsnn. Kathy Haynic. Wnrmf rwu' Judy W'mnlmff, PM Tylxxl. .lutiy ,Imhnstun, Pam W'hlnncn. Anna Itunntuu, Sub Frmcr Thin! V'm Saxnh Uclmkt, Nmtix Uhhmd, Donntl Ankony, Judl Strum. FuurIIv n14: John Kt-ulvr, jun Atkll V1,! fvztrnntl' hm Lttswlv, Lhmk Demos, Lynn Gtatxinur, Cmy Uwaott, Rn Ku-m, Jury Mt-rx. tmti DJu I'ttcrhtuk 3 ....o-...,a . .11 11 '1. -Ii A. 3 41:1.