Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

People Are The These people have shown that they possess the qualities of leadership. They are essential for the smooth running of the school and for the il- lustration of a democratic society. Representing the Senior Class and Francesville High School are the Senior Class officers: Barbara Federer, Secretary; Sonja Wuethrich, Treasurer; Mike Bucher, President; Danny Noonkester, Reporter; and Darrel Erb, Vice President. Studying hard are the Freshman Class officers: Connie Doll, Secretary; Linda Haring, Vice President; Jack Lawrence, President; Betty Disinger, Reporter; and John Alkire, Trea- surer. 2 Heart Of The School The people here are the leaders of our school. They enable us to smoothly and resourcefully get through the school days, months, and years. There must be a leader in any situation, but especially in a school where the learn- ing processes and skills are being developed in every individual. These students have developed leadership qualities which are being used for the ben- efit of all. It is a hard, often unrewarding job; but these leaders have helped us get the most out of every school day and activity. The Juniors are happy over die business of their Junior Stand during the year. The Class Officers are from left to right: Greg Stone, Vice Presi- dent; Bonnie Walters, President; Bonnie Busch, Secretary; Debbie Wue- thrich, Reporter; Sharon Tanner, Treasurer. The Sophomore Class officers are deciding what to do with the money they earned from their coat check. They are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Trudi Knapp, Reporter; Barry Gutwein, President; Dennis Eldridge, Treasurer; Rodney Pardue, Vice President; and Kathy Davis, Secretary. Being In Class Is Necessary Where does every student go each morning before he goes to class? He goes to his locker, of course. Many times, when al- most tardy, he gets in a great hurry. He runs to his locker, opens the door, and everything comes falling to the floor. Finally, after looking through the big piles of gum wrappers, papers, and books with disgust, he finds what he needs. He sneaks What else can happen! down the hall to class, making sure Mr. Canary doesn't catch him, or else--! Many have the problem of getting to school on time, and run into these kinds of predic- aments. The only way to solve such prob- lems is to get up earlier and get an earlier start for school. By doing this, they should be able to get to class on time without having so many problems. My studies are my goal! 5 Algebra students Grant Heroe, Jeff Bamgrover, Loma Owens, and Sharon Tanner stop after class to ask Mr. Brown a question. Get it in there straight, boys! As classes continue, we see Mr. Brown with his Algebra class. Some have learned how to solve equations, while others have learned how to balance the ever challenging bank statement. When well planned, the activities in Mrs. Wilkinson's English class re- sult in learning the fundamentals of the language arts as well as behav- iorial patterns that serve well out- side the classroom. Spanish classes have used oral Spanish every day. Grammar ex- ercises and stories make up the greatest part of the homework as - signments. Spanish songs are also an important part of the study. Mrs. Mann keeps her shorthand class busy everyday with dictation and transcribing. These girls intend to use their shorthand after grad- uation in work or as an aid in college. Mrs. Wilkinson spends much time instructing the students indi- vidually when they are having trouble understanding English. 6 A Strong Mind What did you learn in school today? This is a frequent question. But we cannot measure what we learn day by day. We pick up bits of knowledge and accumulate them. We add to these bits every day. Music and art are an important part of everyone's life. The band partic- ipates in many outside activities during the year. These include parades and ballgames, music festivals and contests. The chorus does not have as many outside activities but does take part in the County Music Festival and Baccalaureate Services. In art a student learns to be creative. They work with crafts, water colors, weaving, papier mache, clay, and sketching trying to improve their skills. As a climax to the years activities in Home Economics, the student put on a style show. At this time, the garments made in class and the proj- ects from home are displayed to the public. The field of science has many different branches. Mr. Reeves makes each part as interesting as possible day to day. This ranges from the squeamish girls in biology, who think the specimens are alive and about to devour them, to the brave boys who show few, if any, qualms about dissecting. The seventh grade, with the help of Mrs. Chilcott, use their imagination in art class. Physical science is an interesting subject to the eager Sophomores. And Body. Mrs. Moncel demonstrates how to properly light an oven. 9 Consuming Food This year Mrs. Carolyn Kruger, our library aide, has been very helpful to the students in locating and learning to locate needed ma- terials for their assignments in our library. Many new books have been added to our library which has added to the value of our instructional center. Lunch is the most awaited time of the day for most students. Be- sides having a very nourishing meal the students have time for going downtown or playing basket- ball in the gym. Linda Lowry and Debbie Hintz are busy working on their homework in Study Hall. Mr. Reeves watches over his Study Hall to make sure everyone is hard at work. From the look on Gwen Gutwein's face it may be said that lunch is the time for laughter and a friendly conversation. 10 Picking up your tray is a daily routine for the students, including Patty Irven. Serving the food daily are two of our cooks, Mrs. Overman and Mrs. Pardue. 11 The Seniors seem to find a little time at noon hour for gossip. Mr. Ullery'sU.S. History Class is enjoyed by Glenda Huber and her classmates. Jacky Westphal is trying to better her grade in Speech Class as her fellow class- This year the gov- ernment classes have attempted to learn more about the Unites States and how it functions from within. It is of great importance today to have this understanding be - cause we are all part of the biggest political, economic, and military power ever known to man. We try to recognize the aspects that have given this country greatness, and at the same time point out the problems that go with it. The class has come to the conclusion that while the future seems unsure, the fate of the world can easily depend on the future leadership of our country, and our future leadership depends on how we are able to educate ourselves in order to solve our ever- growing problems. mates look on. Typing Class has at least four diligent students. A good tasting pencil eraser helps Chuck to get typing done. Is The Various things occur in the afternoon at F. H.S. Some are in P.E. running their legs off, while others are quietly sitting in study hall trying to concen- trate on their studies. Every once in a while, there is someone who gets sent to the princi- pal's office. When this happens, look out--Mr. Canary has a holey paddle that he knows how to use. Afternoon life at F.H.S. is not always filled with studying. Fun and laughter is mixed in with the studying, not only by the students, but by the teachers also. It looks like Mr. Canary just got through using that holey paddle of his on Ronnie Osbum. 14 I certainly wish this Bookkeeping wasn't so difficult to understand. Mr. Brown's Geometry class surprised him with a wedding party. For Personality Freshman SSS girls anxiously awaiting formal initiation. It is better to light just one little candle than to stumble in the dark. Extra curricular activities, such as: FFA, FTA, SSS, NHS, Sports, and plays bring much variety and learning ex- perience to the students. With love in my heart, for- getting self, 1 shall make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. . . This is part of the creed that is well worn in the hearts of every SSS girl. Displaying love and kindness in ways of Thanksgiving baskets, to the elderly, Christmas caroling, and contributions to Riley Hospital are the main objec- tives of the Sunshiners. The Future Teachers of America are learning traits of the teaching profession through films, lectures, and trips. One way the FTA raises money is through the Tri-Organization Fish Fry. Basketball practice stimulates Darrell Erb and Terry Tillett. At last, Barry Gutwein receives a heaping plate full of fish after his work is finished at the National Honor Society and Future Teacher's Fish Fry! Senior boys and SSS girls enjoy singing a 'love song' to the teachers at the Sing- ing Valentines Party. Character There are many fun activ- ities that we have at F. H. S. In February we have the singing valentines sponsored by the Sunshine Society. At this time, the girls get roses and the boys get carnations. At the beginning of March, we have the Senior-Faculty basketball game. Grades 1 and 2, 3 and 4, and 5 and 6 play each other. The big game comes when the Seniors play the Faculty. As we come to the closing days at F. H.S. , we can all say that they have been prof- itable ones. Our school days at Francesville will always be remembered. Development The crowd watches tensely as Glen Doll attempts to make a basket. EnUiusiasm grows as the Pep Club practices for the tourney. 19 The mouse (Claudia Howat) symbolizes the small country, Grand Fenwick that Roared on the United States. Gloriana (Sharon Tanner) portrays to the Forest Ranger (Larry Doll), Tully Bascom her wishes to form a subversive party to get aid from the U. S. Eccentric Professor Kokintz has finally ful- filled his ambition to create a new secret weapon for the U. S. Prof. K. played by Pat Davis, General Snippet by Rick Kruger, Two wacs by Debbie Wuethrich and Loma Owen. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED The last play pre- sented by F. H. S. on April 14-15 was a humorous satire of Grand Fenwick, 3 by 5 miles, and unknown to the rest of the world was faced with a serious trade deficit. Her precious wine, the only export, was being produced in the U. S. at half price. Fearing the possibility of having to surrender their liberty and indepen- dence, Grand Fen- wick declared war on the U. S. so they'd be rehabil- itated. To their surprise they won the war. 20 Whether or not to employ Annie Sulli- van is a topic of dis- cussion during meal time. Mother played Helen Keller finally grasps the meaning that Mother and Wah-wah , symbol- izes the climax in the three act play The Miracle Worker . This smashing per- formance was made successful by a group of energetic Seniors. For a while rehearsals were chaotic; but as curtain time drew near, everything fell into place with remarkable ease. The unusual setting of the stage and the use of the gym floor as the garden house and the pump scene, held the attention of the aud- ience. The production involved long rehearsals and hard work. But val- uable experience was gained under the direc- tion of Mr. Shopa. Learning to talk with her hands is a great discovery for Helen Keller. Helen Keller played by Jacky Westphal, Annie Sullivan by Kay Reed, James by Wally Knapp. by Mary Pfledder, Father by John Boeh- ning and James by Wally Knapp. Father are not only people but words. Helen Keller's only world is one of exploring with her finger tips. Cheerblock shows enthusiasm at a tense moment. Participate In And Support Before sending a substitute in the coach gives word of advice. Rebounding is vital to the winning of a ball game. The Last of the Good Guys The end has come for the Francesville Zebra basketball team; it's the last of the good guys. ” Though we come to a saddening halt with only seven wins this season, no one could be prouder of our team than the FHS fans. Our boys have fought, and fought hard, despite the tragedies which seemed always to pop up. We now close the last FHS Zebra basketball season with these resolute words, We love you, Zebras. Now, anticipating the future, we look to an even greater team as we become the new West Central Trojans. 23 Time outs, time for rest and instructions. Maurice Kopka realizes the importance of free throws. Since this year was Francesville's last Prom it looked as though the Juniors made sure no one would forget the event. The decorations of Palm Trees and City Ruins made you forget the rushing world outside and for one night live in a dream world centered around Arabian Nights. Everyone seemed to suddenly spring to life as they danced to the music played by the Sixteen Sounds. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen and Prince and Princess. Everyone agreed that both the King and Queen, Maurice Kopka and Barb Federer, and Prince and Princess, Chuck Meyer and Bonnie Busch, made the nicest looking couples ever crowned at a Francesville Prom. This year's Prom will be one long remembered by this year's Seniors, I'm sure! Extra Curricular Activities King and Queen, Maurice Kopka and Barbara Federer were crowned by the Junior Class President, Bonnie Walters and the Vice-President, Greg Stone. Many exciting things happened at the prom tliis year. Here Dan Von Holten, Marceille Reed, Norm Putt, Mary Pfledderer, Wanda Walters, and Steve Westphal are looking at one of the candid shots taken that night. Last year's prom was held at Halleck Center with Tahi- tian Paradise as its Theme. Greg Stone was one of the Tahi- tian Servers. Harold Rogers, Eric Stotler and their dates seem to be Dreaming the Night Away under the watchful eye of Mr. Canary! 25 As the band plays Pomp and Circumstance Barbara Pelsy awaits her turn to march in. 26 The Seniors boys await their final step of high school. And This The Heart, The Leaders Of It has been some years since a happy-go-lucky group of boys and girls trooped off to their first day of school and thus became a part of the class which is graduating this year. They attracted the attention of the many teachers who had them in class because they felt that they were exceptional in many ways. There have been some changes along the way--they have been parted from some friends because they have moved to other cities, they have been parted from some because they found it necessary to drop- out of school, and they have been parted from others because they advanced more rapidly than the sched- ule which had been set from them as a group. This parting of the ways has been sad in many respects but they have continued on as a happy group of young people. This is a critical as well as a sad time for them all. They must now make a choice of their life's work and must sever the relations which have been theirs to enjoy for so many years. Critical moments such as these enter into all human experience and they are no exception. To few people does life bring a brighter day than that on which he receives his diploma re- minding him that he must leave his school and go forth into the world to fight life’s battles. Pictured at the LEFT are the eight students who won scholarships this year. They are the following: Janet Gutwein- NHS Scholarship, SSS Scholarship, Forty Eight Scholarship. Ronald Tillett- B. V. Port Scholarship Mary Pfledderer- American Legion Scholarship Theresa Bums- Peoples State Bank Scholarship SECOND ROW Barbara Pelsy- FTA Scholarship Mary Howat- Tom Ricks Scholarship Glen Doll- Winamac Rotary Scholarship Barbara Federer- Student Council Scholarship Tomorrow The Senior girls stand chattering excitedly about their future plans. 27 The Seniors anxiously await the moment when they receive their diplomas. BARBARA FEDERER Secretary SONJA WUETHRICH Treasurer MICHAEL BUCHER President DARREL ERB Vice-President MAURICE KOPKA Student Council President DANIEL NOONKESTER Reporter DENNIS ALBRECHT MARGARET HARING LINDA HEDSTROM DELLA HOLMAN CONNIE HOOKER MARY HOWAT BENJAMIN HUBER SHARON JOHNSON WALLACE KNAPP ROGER KOLESZAR 30 JAMES LOWRY MICHAEL LOWRY SHERRY! MYERS WILLIAM ONKEN RICHARD OSBURN RONALD OSBURN JANET OVERMYER BARBARA PELSY 31 MARY PFLEDDERER BARBARA REED HAROLD ROGERS NANCY SHIDLER MARK STEVENS ERIC STOTLER ARTHUR TETZLOFF RONALD TILLETT 32 PATRICIA WRIGHT Juniors Jeff Bamgrover Mary Ann Bowsher Dale Bridegroom Veronica Bucher Bonnie Busch Pat Davis Larry Doll Holly Hedstrom Grant Hero Larry Hooker David Houston Claudia Howat Glenda Huber Robert Kesler Sharon Kistler Richard Kruger Larry Leman Ruth Linback Sandra Long Bonnie Malia Charles Meyer Evelyn Myers Sharon Neihouser Judith Nelson Steve Overmyer Lorna Ovven Linda Reames Don Rife Wilma Seaney Janice Shidler Greg Stone Sharon Tanner Danny Thompson Peggy Tiede Thomas Tillett Dennis Utterback Bonnie Walters Debbie Wuethrich Darla Yaggie George Yerion Beverly Speicher 34 ABSENT: Steve Westphal Sophomores Beverly Abbot Donna Alberding Gary Albrecht James Burns Kathy Davis Janet Disinger Charles Eide Dennie Eldridge Joann Federer James Finnegan Beth Fitz Alan Fritz Merl Fritz Patricia Fritz Jill Getz Barry Gutwein Jerry Gutwein Ruth Holman Becky Howat Kathy Huber Joyce Jentz Daryl Koebcke Trudie Knapp David Kistler Jane Kimpel Bill Koleszar Martha Kopka Randy Ledford Tim Leman Steve Lemeron Dennis Long Donna Merriman Billy Moncel Greg Odom Bill Osbum Rodney Pardue Lona Pfledderer Devra Reed John Rife Sandra Robinson Garry Shidler Jack Shidler Terry Tillett Patty Tyler Virgil Von Tobel Mike Waymire Brenda Wuethrich Elaine Wuethrich Marcia Wuethrich 35 F reshmen John A lk ire Yvonne Bozell Ralph Bums Sandra Busch Vicki Bushman Karen Buyer Lawson Byrd Linda Clark Rachelle Davis Timothy Davis Betty Disinger Connie Dommer Cindy Erb Nancy Fritz Robert Fritz Diana Geyer Daniel Gudeman Harvey Gutwein Mitchell Gutwein Tim Gutwein Linda Haring Steve Hooker Brenda Houston Pamela Huber Steve Huber Patricia Irven Don Kistler Danny Koebcke Jackye Koebcke Jack Lawrence Rick Ledford Kristine Leman Belinda Malia Janice Morgan Richard Nelson Cathy Novotny Rhonda Pelsy Richard Rohloff Judy Schlatter Alberta Seaney Joe Shidler Leah Speicher Wayne Speicher Mark Stout Larry Tetzloff Kathie Walker Mary Reed Steve Shidler Bill Odom Becky Wuethrich Beverly Ramey Charles Craig Robert Lowry Richard Lowry Audrey Hattabough Mike DeBoard 36 Valerie Bucher Mike Bums David Busch Jim Clouse Robert Cook Diana Disinger Roger Doll Cheryl Dommer Leslie Ezra Mike Finnegan Rick Gastineau Charlene Gutwein Gail Gutwein Steve Gutwein Valerie Hinman Debra Hintz Mary Holman Dennis Howat Barbara Jenkins David Jentz Charles Johnson Jacklyn Johnson Candise Koebcke David Koebcke Ellen Koebcke Barbara Koleszar Karen LaHue Duane Long Linda Lowry Daniel May Thomas Meyer Laurel Meyers Robert Bamgrover Janet Eide Thomas Gudeman Gilbert Guerrero Joni Gutwein John Hancock Marcia Howat Brian Huber Jill Lawrence Arlene Leman Rita Logan Bary May Kathy Meroney Mark Novotny Cathy Os burn Larry Osbum Debra Overmyer Linda Pfledderer Carol Ricks Debra Schultz Duane Topp Edsel Trusty Adel Whitaker Vivian Von Tobel Harry Widner Melvin Bozell Edward Johnson Kenny Smith Nancy Busch William Bruner Debbie Ledford Susan Nelson Fred Shidler William Shidler John Speicher Mardell Stoll Philip Tom Dorothy Trusty Gerald Stone Pamela Victoria Barry Waymire Denise Westphal Donald Fritz Barbara Eide Peggy Sizemore Nancy Minkert Cindy Shidler Diana Walker ABSENT: David Gutwein Doreen Gutwein Fred Fritz Patty Leman Carl Federer Edward Cotner Diane Rohloff Tom Byrd Dean Abbott Jim Reed Rosie Shidler Mary Doll Leslie Whitaker Terry Bucher Terry Noonkester Sixth Grade Fifth Grade -it. A Marcia Gutwein Jerry Wuethrich Doug Disinger Jeff Gutwein Dale Gudeman Andrew Meroney Brenda Shidler Mike Elston Gary Tanner Mike Gutwein Bill Seaney Dennis Koebcke Tim Lowry Gene Cords Rhonda Pardue Della Bailey Robert Malchow Bill Boehning Rick Clouse Diane Buyer Rick Hinman Guy Way mire Terry Geyer Roger Sizemore Gene Speicher Mary Ann Overmyer Elaine Anliker Sandra Knapp Jay Patty Lorene Pfledderer Steve Leman Doug Leman Harry Alkire Debra Bucher Roxann Bucher Darlene Byroad Dale Cook Cindy Cords Debra Disinger Sara Eide Douglas Fritz Loraine Geyer Rueban Guerro Donita Gutwein Joseph Hancock Vivian Howat Cynthia Huber Mary Ann Kopka Wayne Kopka Barbara LeMasters Pamela Litke Rodney Malchow Michael Markin John Ricks Tina Shepard David Speicher Diane Wuethrich Peggy Shidler Fred Yaggie Fourth Grade Third Grade Nancy Allyn Jack Buyer Cindy Bailey Susan Clouse Miriam Cook Bella Craig Steven Elston Craig Erb Kevin Flora Doreen Cudeman Alicia Guerrero Jovita Guerrero Sue Haring Terry Lowry Debra May Bruce Morgan Antonio Moya Lee Newkirk Duane Nelson Tom Overton Cherie Patty Dennis Pfledderer Glen Ricks Charles Simon in Bonnie Smith Linda Sizemore Dixie Trusty Jeff Woodruff Suzanne Wuethrich Rhonda Yaggie Charles Bur get Jill Cords Ronnie Wells Jim Minkert David Huber Linda Nelson Mike Leman Danny Minkert Barbara Skalon Darlene Erb Wendy Gudeman Helen Cortez Chris Swing Monica Gutwein Johnny Bill Tetzloff Susan Top Lisa Cavness Darlene Topp Darrel Boehning Tim Tanner Brad Wagner Cathy Disinger Tim Gudeman Danny Meroney Linda Clouse Steve Buyer Mike Myers Mike Litke Joni Geyer Melinda Knebal Second Grade Van Bucher Todd Erb Cathy Gas tine au Sondra Geyer Darla Haring Wayne Hinman Janice Leman Nona Malchow Stevie Overton Joey Patty Dale Pelsy Christine Simonin Sharon Sizemore Glenn Tanner Eddie Topp Debbie Ulbright Jackie Vogt Linda Wells Jill Woodruff Mrs. Burton Mrs. Handy Kim Flora Ann Westphal Connie Burget Robin Schlatter Sabine Oliver Larry Lowry Chuck Smith Kim Gutwein Allen Kruger Danny Gutwein Philip Albrecht Bobby Morgan ABSENT: Victoria Noonkester 40 First Grade Nadine Yaggie Robin Minkert Dewayne Skalon Damon Alkire Michelle Markin Jinny Gutwein Clara Yaggie Cynthia Albrecht Jan Gutwein Bill Ricks Gloria Howat Kirk Holdcraft Roger May Sara Cortez Robert Flores Jimmy Knebel Billy Herr Jerry Overmyer Kenny Oliver Janet Seaney Colleen Long Mary Novotny Scott Leman Robert Minkert Mary Logan Jim Craig Dawn Olson Pamela Akers Sandie Elston Billy Garrigues Arlene Griffith Secretary Mrs. Maxine Kopka 41 Teacher's Aids Mrs. Carolyn Kruger Mrs. Sharon Caveness Kindergarten Dawn Meyers Darlene Bumbalough Lori Schlatter Cathy Cavness Robert Brown Dianne Busch Angela Doll Thomas Fritz Kimberly Boehning Kathy Kruger Roger Pike Pamela Lowry Mary Westphal David Myers Stephen Fritz Trudi Gudeman Nicholas Gutwein Sueleen Leman Chris Ledford Alicia Olson Mrs. Lora Scott Vollmer Janice Gutwein Debra Gudeman Alicia Manion Terri Koebcke Tammy Miller Salli Cook Becky Sams Brian Ward Dixie Topp Robert Stiller Beth Gutwein Rodger Pelsy Julie Pfledderer John Schultz Gene Tanner Dolores Topp Verene Von Tobel Mark Vollmer Catherine Vogt ABSENT: Penny Neihouser 42 Administration MR. CANARY Principal Indiana State University MR. ZEHR S uperintendent Indiana University MR. SEANEY Trustee University of Illinois 43 MR. LEROY REEVES Science, B. S. , M. A. ; Ball State Uni- versity; FTA, Seventh Grade. MRS. MAXINE WILKINSON English, Journalism, B. A. , M. S. ; Eighth Grade, Newspaper. MRS. JEANNETTE MONCEL Home Economics, B. A. , M. A.; Pur- due University; Sunshine Society. MR. GARY LAIRD History, B. A. ; Manchester College; Sophomore Class. MR. STANLEY SHOPA English. Speech and Composition, B. S. ; Indiana State University; Junior and Senior Play, Student Council. MR. DANIEL ULLERY Government and Economics, History, B. S. ; Indiana State University; Senior Class. MRS. MARTHA CHILCOTT Art, B. A. , M. A. ; Manchester Col- lege; Eighth Grade. MR. DAVID GRIFFITH Physical Education, Guidance B. S. , M. S. ; Hanover College, Indiana State University; Freshman Basketball and B-team Coach, Letterman's Club. 44 MR. MALCOLM LAWRENCE Agriculture, B. S., M. S. ; Purdue Uni- verstiy; Juniors, FFA. MR. WILLIAM BROWN Math, B. A.; Hanover College; Fresh- man Class, Pep Band. MRS. DONNA MANN Shorthand, Guidance, B. S. , M. S.; Indiana State University; N. H. S. , F. T. A. MR. WENDELL MANN Band and Chorus, B. A. , M. A. ; In- diana State University; Seventh Grade. MISS CAROL ANN JONES Business, B. S. ; Ball State University; Senior Class, Annual, Pep Club. MISS PATRICIA McNEARNEY Physical Education, Health B. S. ; University of Bridgeport; Junior Class, GAA, Pep Club. MR. JACK WOODRUFF Health, Industrial Arts, Coach. B. S. , M S.; Purdue University; Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Track. 45 FTA FRONT ROW: Bill Onken, Sponsors; Leroy Reeves, Donna Mann, Loma Owen, Sonja Wuethrich, Jacky Westphal, Barbara Pelsy. SECOND ROW: Maurice Kopka, Art Tetzloff, Becky Howat, Brenda Wuethrich, Mary How at, Deb- bie Wuethrich. THIRD ROW: Wally Knapp, Steve Westphal, Dennis Albrecht, Sandy Robinson, Elaine Wueth- rich, Kathy Huber, Veronica Bucher. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Neihouser, Terry Tillett, Tim Leman, Dennis El- dridge, Randy Ledford, Barry Gutwein, Darrel Erb. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Tanner, Darla Yaggie, Jane Kimple, Patty Tyler, Bonnie Busch, Donna Alberding, Marcia Wuethrich, Claudia Howat, Janet Gutwein. National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Glen Doll, Thomas Tillett, Ronny Tillett, Bonnie Walters, Barbara Federer, Bonnie Busch. BACK ROW: Janet Gutwein, Mary Howat, Jacky Westphal, Mrs. Donna Mann, Sonja Wuethrich, Beverly Speicher, Ve- ronica Bucher. 46 Sunshine Society BOTTOM ROW: Sponsor: Jeanette Moncel, Sonja Wuethrich, Janet Overmyer, Lorn a Owens, Sandi Long, Barbara Federer, Pat Davis, Veronica Bucher, Connie Hooker, Pat Wright, Terri Ekirns, Janet Gutwein. ROW 2: Della Holman, Wanda Walters, Peggy Haring, Mary Pfledderer, Mary Howat, Barbara Pelsy, Jackie Westphal, Kay Reed, Patsy Kelley, Nancy Shidler, Linda Hedstrom, Sharon Johnson. ROW 3: Bonnie Walters, Peggy Tiede, Beverly Speicher, Sharon Kistler, Claudia Howat, Bonnie Busch, Debbie Wuethrich, Darla Yaggie, Sharon Nei- houser, Judy Nelson, Janice Shidler, Bonnie Malia, Dale Bridegroom, Holly Hedstrom. BOTTOM ROW: Debra Reed, Carol Hattabough, Betty Burtner, Donna Alberding, Marcia Wuethrich, Sandra Robinson, Ruth Holman, Joann Federer. ROW 2: Beth Fitz, Elaine Wuethrich. Brenda Wuethrich, Trudie Knapp, Jill Getz, Kathy Huber, Lona Pfledderer, Janelle Bailey, Kathy Davis, Patty Tyler, Janie Kimpel, Martha Kopka. ROW 3: Judy Schlatter, Patricia Irven, Jackye Koebcke, Janice Morgan, Diana Geyer, Kathic Walker, Colleen Reed, Bonnie Bozell, Brenda Houston, Linda Clark, Connie Doll. ROW 4: Ann Seaney, Pamela Huber, Beverly Ramey, Cathy Novotny, Rachelle Davis, Linda Haring, Sandi Busch, Chris Leman, Becky Wuethrich, Karen Buyer, Cindy Erb. 47 FIRST ROW: B. Pelsy, K. Davis, A. Seaney, R. Rohlaff, R. Pelsy, M. Kopka, J. Getz, L. Pfledderer, J. Gut- wein, S. Tanner, S. Wuethrich. ROW TWO: M. Lowry, D. Wuethrich, B. Ramey, J. Finnigan, J. Lawrence, S. Overmyer, M. Kopka, J. Barngrover, J. Gutwein, D. Koebcke, R. Ledford, P. Tyler, B. Howat, D. Long, B. Wuethrich, D. Alberding, W. Seaney. ROW THREE: R. Osbum, H. Rogers, L. Leman, D. Eldridge, B. The marching band has an enrollment of fifty mem- bers this year under the direction of Wendell Mann. The band has participated in such things as Purdue Band Day, County Fair, and have marched for the Memorial Day Parade, Halloween Parade, and at the home basketball games. They have earned money this year for the music fund by selling candy. Twirler, right to left: B. Pelsy, M. Howat, C. Howat, J. Schalatter, B. Houston, L. Owen. 48 Gutwein, T. Leman, B. Houston, B. Wueth- rich, S. Busch, C. Dommer, K. Leman, J. Morgan, L. Owen, C. Howat, B. Burtner, J. Westphal, S. Kistler, L. Clark, Mary Howat. Francesville High School Marching Band 49 Junior High Chorus BACK ROW: Susan Nelson, Denise Westphal, Sue Glenn, Barbara Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Trusty, Diana Disinger, Nancy Minkert, Linda Lowry, Barbara Koleszar Junior High Band Band Members: Doreen Gutwein, Karen La Hue, Melvin Bozell, David Gutwein, Debbie Ledford, Connie Rohloff, Marsha Gutwein, Robert Malchow, Jenna Getz, Adel Whitaker, Jill Lawrence, Patty Leman, Larry Osborn, Barbara Jenkins, Nancy Busch, Nancy Minkert, Robert Cook, Jerry Wuethrich, Dale Gudeman, Eddie Cotner, Rick Clouse, Duane Topp, Douglas Leman, Robert Bamgrover, Marsha Howat, Thomas Gudeman, Denise Volmer, Elaine Anliker, Linda Pfledder- er, Mike Gutwein, Dennis Koebcke, Joni Gutwein, Kris Leman, Gail Gutwein, Director: Wen- dall Mann. 50 Senior High Chorus BOTTOM ROW: Glenda Huber, Sharon Neihouser, Veronica Bucher, Darla Yaggie, Diana Guyer, Janice Morgan, Linda Clark, Dale Bridegroom. ROW 2: Janet Disinger, Barbara Fritz, Betty Burtner, Jane Kim- pel, Marcia Wuethrich, Sandra Robinson, Bonnie Walters, Bonnie Busch, Cindy Erb, Bonnie Bozell. ROW 3: Kathie Walker, Donna Merriman, Patty Fritz, Ruth Holman, Cathy Novotny, Pam Huber, Con- nie Doll, Connie Dommer, Sandy Busch, Maryann Bowsher, Mr. Mann. Student Council FRONT ROW: Maurice Kopka, Bonnie Walters, Mary Pfledderer, Jacqueline Westphal, Lorna Owen, Sponsor: Mr. Shopa. SECOND ROW: Mike Bucher, Becky Wuethrich, Sandy frisch, Joann Federer, Bren- da Wuethrich, Jill Lawrance. ROW 3: Jack Lawrence, Jeff Bamgrover, Chuck Meyer, Bob Bamgrover, Bill Odom. BACK ROW: Gail Gutwein, John Boehning, Mike Burns, Jerry Cutwein, Barry Cutwem. 51 FFA FRONT ROW: Glen Doll, Daryl Koebcke, Chuck Meyer, Dennis Albrecht, Mike Lowry, Dan Von Holter, Ben Huber, Mr. Lawrence. SECOND ROW’: Ronnie Osborn, Barry Butwein, Larry Leman, Larry Doll, Don Rife, Har- old Rogers, Jim Lowry. THIRD ROW: David Kistler, Charles Eide, Merle Fritz, Jerry Gutwein, Danny Thompson, John Rife, Stephen Lemeron. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Gudeman, Wayne Speichcr, Virgil Von Tobel, Jim Finne- gan, Rodney Pardue, Greg Odom, Steve Huber. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Gutwein, Steve Hooker, Mark Stout, Robert Fritz, Don Kistler, Mike De Board, Bill Odom. GAA BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Rjsch, Claudia Howat, Janelle Bailey, Joann Federer, Kathy Davis, Trudie Knapp. ROW 2: Janet Gutwein, Sherryl Myers, Della Holman, Barb Federer, Sandi Long, Pat Davis, Mary Howat, Betty Burt- ner, Jill Getz. ROW 3: Kathy Huber, Beverly Abbott, Marcia Wuethrich, Sandra Robinson, Lona Pfledderer, Ja- nie Kimpel, Patty Tyler, Martha Kopka, Becky Howat. ROW 4: Bonnie Bozell, Karen Buyer, Becky Wuethrich, Sandy Busch, Connie Dommer, Kris Leman, Connie Doll, Pat Irven, Jackye Koebcke, Nancy Minkert. ROWS: Mary Doll, Nancy Busch, Dorene Gutwein, Debbie Schultz, Diana Rohloff, Cathy Osbum, Marcia Howat, Cindy Shidler, Linda Lowry, Karen LaHue. ROW 6: Susie Nelson, Denise Westphal, Candy Koebcke, Linda Pfledderer, Ellen Koebcke, Mardell Stoll, Jill Lawrence, Dorothy Trusty. 52 Pep Club BOTTOM ROW: Arthur Tetzloff, Richard Osbum, Mark St evens, Robert Tom, Dennis Albrecht, Rodney Gutwein, Peggy Haring, Jacky Westphal, Barb Federer, Sonja Wucthrich, Della Holman, Janet Gutwein, Diana Geyer. ROW 2: Holly Hedstrom, Bonnie Malia, Janice Shidler, Bonnie Walters, Peggy Tiede, W'ilma Seaney, Ruth Lin- back, Bonnie Busch, Debbie Wuethrich, Sharon Tanner, Lorna Owen, Elaine Wuethrich, Jackye Koebcke. ROW 3: Beth Fitz, Devra Reed, Beverly Abbott, Marcia Wuethrich, Sandra Robinson, Janelle Bailey, Lona Pfledderer, Martha Kopka, Joann Federer, Patty Tyler, Janie Kimple, Jill Getz, Cathy Osbum. ROW 4: Patsy Kelley, Kris Leman, Sandy Busch, Leah Speicher, Cathy Novotny, Karen Buyer, Ann Seaney, Kathy Huber, Ifrenda Wuethrich, Betty Burtner, Trudie Knapp, Brenda Houston, Jill Lawrence. ROW 5: Peggy Sizemore, Nancy Minkert, Sue Glenn, Denise Westphal, Karen LaHue, Susie Nelson, Kay Disinger, Connie Doll, Janice Morgan, Cindy Erb, Linda Haring, Linda Clark, Marcia Howat, Judy Schlatter. ROW 6: Adel Whitaker, Barry May, Mark Novotny, Ed Johnson, Harry Widner, Edsil Trusty, Melvin Bozell, Larry Osbum, Dotty Trusty, Laurel Myers, Ellen Koebcke, Linda Lowry, Mardell Stoll, Bonnie Bozell, Rachelle Davis. Pep Band BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Osbum, Claudia Howat, Jacky Westphal, Loma Owen. ROW 2: Janet Gutwein, Sonja Wuethrich, Sharon Tanner, Debbie Wuethrich, Dale Bride- groom. ROW 3: Jerry Gutwein, Jeff Bamgrover, Steve Overmyer, Mary Howat. Spon sor: Mr. Brown. 53 Varsity Cheerleaders Barbara Pelsy, Mary Pfledderer, Wanda Walters, Sandi Long. B-Team Cheerleaders Connie Dommer, Betty Disinger, Claudia Howet, Becky Wuethrich. 54 Jr. High Cheerleaders And Team Mardell Stoll, Ellen Koebcke, Cheryl Dommer, Barbara Kolezar. BOTTOM ROW: Dwayne Long, Steve Gutwein, Da- vid Gettinger, Phil Tom, David Busch, Roger Doll. ROW 2: Jim Clouse, Mike Bums, Bob Cook, Barry Waymire, Terry Bucher, Mark Novotny, Leslie Ez- ra. ROW 3: Bob Barngrover, Jim Reed, Carl Fed- derer, Tom Meyer, Gary Stone, Fred Fritz, David Kopka, David Jentz. Freshman Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Geyer, Rachelle Davis, Jackie Koebcke. 55 Cross Country BOTTOM ROW: Jack Lawrence, Terry Tillett, Maurice Kopka, Daryl Koebcke, Bill Kolezar. STANDING: Timothy Davis, Ronald Tillet, John Alkire, David Griffith, Mike Lowry, Randy Ledford, Dennie Eldridge, Don Rife. B-Team Basketball STANDING: Randy Ledford, Jim Bums, Larry Leman, Gary Albrecht, Greg Stone, Bill Osbum, Bill Odom, Charles Eide, Rick Ledford, Tom Tillet, Bill Kolezar. KNEELING: Jack Lawrence, John Alkire, Dennie Eldridge, Ralph Bums, Larry Doll, David Griffith. 56 Varsity Baseball BOTTOM ROW: Daryl Koebcke, Bill Moncel, Denny Eldridge, Maurice Kopka, Darrel Erb. ROW 2: Jack Lawrence, Terry Tillett, Ron Tillett, Ralph Bums, Randy Ledford, Larry Leman. ROW 3: Rick Osbum, Larry Osbum, Jeff Bamgrover, Coach Woodruff, John Boehning, Greg Stone, Larr Doll, John Alkire. Varsity Track BOTTOM ROW: Tim Davis, Jack Lawrence, Maurice Kopka, Daryl Koebcke, William Kolezar. ROW 2: Terry Tillett, Charles Eide, Jerry Gutwein, Don Rife, Denny Eldridge, Randy Ledford. ROW 3: Ronnie Tillett, Dennis Utterback, Jeff Bamgrover, Mike Lowry, Coach Woodruff, Harold Rogers, John Boehning, Jim Bums, Ralph Bums. 57 Babe Ruth FRONT ROW: T. Tillet, B. Moncel, D. Eldridge, J. Lawrence. ROW TWO: R. Ledfoxd, D. Koeb- cke, P. Tom, M. Bums. THIRD ROW: T. Tillet, J. Alkire, Coach Woodruff, B. Osburn, R. Burns. Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Eldridge, B. Moncel, J. Alkire, J. Burns, R. Bums, D. Elrb, Mr. Griffith, R. Osbum, J. Boehning, G. Stone, S. Westphal. 58 Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Top-Student Manager-Rick Osburn, Assistant Coach-Mr. Griffith, Glen Doll, Jeff Bamgrover, Mike Lowry, John Boehning. BOTTOM-Ralph Bums, Maurice Kopka, Mike Waymire, Coach-Mr. Woodruff, Ron Tillett, Darrel Erb, Larry Doll, Denny Eldridge, Denny Utterback. Fans cheer team on to victory. Cheerleaders watch the boys and keep the fans enthused. 59 Jr. High Track FIRST ROW: David Koebcke, Fred Fritz, Duane Long, Mark Novotny, Robert Barngrover. SECOND ROW: Melvin Bozell, Charles Johnson, Mike Bums, Coach: Mr. Gettinger, Philip Tom, Gilbert Guerroero, Dean Abbott. Jr. High Baseball FIRST ROW: David Koebcke, Jeff Gutwein, John Hancock. SECOND ROW: Bob Barngrover, David Busch, Terry Bucher, Fred Fritz, Harry Widner, Mark Novotny. THIRD ROW: Mike Burns, Steven Gutwein, Phil Tom, Coach: Mr. Gettinger, Gilbert Guerroero, Mike Gutwein. 60 Congratulations Francesville High School Congratulations Francesville High School SHANKS MEN’S WEAR HANDY’S AND SUPERMARKET LADIES STORE Winamac Indiana Winamac Indiana Compliments of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA INC. Compliments to Seniors WINAMAC BEVERAGE Compliments to Seniors Francesville Indiana GOBLE OLDSMOBILE AND PONTIACS ROBINSON IMPLEMENT SERVICE Francesville MONON CLEANERS Phone 253-4871 Nothing To Sell But Service Monon, Indiana Ray and Donna Gutwein SUMMER HAVEN RESORT MEDARYVILLE LUMBER CO. Complete Building Service and Materials New Homes Garages Remodeling-All Types Planning Service Estimates Without Obligations Bernard Whitaker, Owner Lake Shafer on Indiana Beach Road Monticello Indiana Dial 843-2461 Medaryville Indiana THE INDIAN HEAD Steaks Seafoods Broasted Chicken Compliments of Dr. Bastin Monticello Indiana Winamac, Indiana Phone 946-4945 SIXBEY'S Everything from soup to nuts Monticello Indiana 1ST UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Winamac-Medaryville MOBIL OIL COMPANY | Mojbil J Glenn Eldridge. consignee 567-9548 Francesville. Indiana STILLER SALES SERVICE Lawn Garden Supplies Francesville, Indiana JIM'S BARBER SHOP GETZ PLUMBING APPLIANCES Jim Fulley and Bob Schultz Telephone 567-9555 Winamac, Indiana Francesville, Indiana WILLIAMS JEWELRY GIFTS Longines-Wittnauer Bulova Watches Guaranteed watch repair Phone 866-7443 Rensselaer KOPKEY FUR HOUSE Winamac, Indiana Having make-up problems? Consult To You Young Americans From The MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO VETERANS OF 123 N Main Street FOREIGN WARS Monticello, Indiana Phone 583-7393 Post 1728 Winamac, Indiana V WHITROCK’S STATE SAVINGS BANK New and Used Furniture Monticello-Monon, Indiana Open Seven Days a Week Your Full Service Bank Medaryville. Indiana 843-4181 Member F.D. I.C. DONCHIN'S Compliments of The Man's Store JIM'S AUTO BODY SHOP North Judson Milton R. Sanders, Manager Clothing Haberdashery Shoes Phone 843-2251 Box 330 Medaryville, Indiana Compliments of WINAMAC FLORAL CO. Schultz Sinclair Ed Haag, Prop. Flowers for all Occasions Medaryville, Indiana 843-2401 of Best Quality We Phone Anywhere VILLAGE INN Good Food in a Good Town Phone 567-2432 M. B. STORE 125 N. Main Francesville, Indiana Monticello Indiana Good Luck Seniors URBANCZYK RADIO T.V. SERVICE SNO BALL DRIVE-In 1311 N. McKinley Avenue Rensselaer. Indiana Rensselaer Indiana Authorized Fhilco Sales And Service DICK CALVERT VOLLMER CONSTRUCTION INC. Health, Wealth, Happiness, Education Robert Vollmer, Pres. Contracting Building Co. National Homes Dealer Francesville, Indiana Phone 567-9621 Francesville, Indiana NORTH JUDSON LUMBER YARD Jerry Fkras says Dial 896-2121 For Prompt Courteous Service DAUGHERTY SALES AND SERVICE Winamac Indiana 421 PACKAGE STORE Cold Beer Wine 567-9439 Francesville, Indiana M-L ELECTRIC Milton Lau Electric Contracting Office 946-3012 Res. 946-3019 121 W. Main Street Winamac, Indiana PULASKI COUNTY ABSTRACT SCHMICKER'S READY MIX Concrete for all Purposes Phone 946-3754 Winamac Indiana Compliments of HORNER AND GAST Winamac Indiana Compliments of DYE’S ALLIED BUILDING CENTER Monon 253-6141 QUAERRY PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Phone 253-4971 Monon SWIRLY TOP DRIVE-IN Home of the Big Chief Francesville Compliments of August (Augie) Moncel Trucking PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Farm Operating Loans Compare Costs--Not Rate Winamac Indiana Indiana DON’S DRIVE-IN R MGROCERY Junction of State Roads 14 39 Open 7 Days a Week MONON $.05 to $1.00 Phone 567-2268 Francesville, Indiana FRANK A. WITT INSURANCE AGENCY Frank A. Witt F. Norman Witt Dorothy L. Witt 567-9644 Compliments of MARTIN T. BARCO, D.D.S 115 East Pearl St Where Your Dollar Has More Sense Phone CL 3-3861 Monon, Indiana AMERICAN STATE BANK Good Bank in A Good Town North Judson Indiana 946-3411 Winamac Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of '67 HEINOLD, FELLER KNAPP TIRE CO. INC. We have a complete line of Firestone tires and give fast, efficient service on the farm and on the road. We also have hydro-flation service. Francesville, Indiana LaCrosse, Indiana Phone 567-9664 Phone 754-2472 FRANCESVILLE MOTOR CO., INC The People Who Bring You The Machines That Work. (----nr----- INTfh NATIONAL HARVEST� J Francesville, Indiana GUTWEIN MOTOR COMPANY INC. NORTHERN INDIANA STONE CO. Ford-Mercury Sales Service Special Truck Equipment Rensselaer Indiana Box 313 Emil Gutwein Business phone 253-4611 Home phone 253-2391 SEIDEL BLASTIC The Dependable Furniture Store Winamac, Indiana Kennith Seidel Joe Blastic STOMBAUGH DRUGS OVERMAN CONSTRUCTION and Save Indiana Phone 567-9431 Large enough to serve you small enough to appreciate your business. Francesville Indiana Winamac Indiana LOWRY FARMS INC. Francesville BEAUTY KEY SHOP Evelyn Pelsy Francesville Indiana Phone----------567-9682 Indiana Compliments of GAMBLES, The Friendly Store Winamac Indiana Clausen Equipment Company Allis Chalmers Sales and Service Rensselaer Indiana FRANCESVILLE DRAIN TILE Aluminum Culvert Pipe Francesville Phone 567-9232 OVERMYER FARMS INC. Clay Drain Tile Indiana Francesville Phone 567-9232 Indiana MINKERT’S DRY-GOODS VARIETY Francesville Phone 567-9211 Indiana Donald E. Abbott CITGO Prompt Service Metered Delivery Gasoline Motor Oil Fuel Oil Grease Bus Ph 946-3933 Res. Ph. 946-4625 401 South Monticello Street Winamac, Indiana Compliments of THOMAS A. FEDOR. M. D. Monon Indiana PRIDE of 421 Raul Schultz Medaryville Indiana CATALINA BEAUTY SALON Renee Lowry, owner and operator 1400 North Main Street Monticello Indiana WESTERN INDIANA AGGREGATES CORPORATION Francesville Stone Division 567-9115 Francesville, Indiana The Store for Men and Boys FALVEY’S CULLIGAN Where Your Friends Buy Their Clothes Rensselaer Indiana SALES AND SERVICE Monticello, BEARCAT STORE Indiana Winamac, Indiana IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP If your hair is not becoming to you, you should be coming to me. Medaryville, Indiana Phone 843-2251 WALLY BUCHER LOUIE’S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Auctioneer—Realtor Monticello Indiana Compliments of HUGHES TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Monon Indiana GUDEMAN’S SHARPENING FILING SERVICE Sam Gudeman Phone 567-9344 Francesville, Indiana LETA’S SANDWICH SHOP Francesville, Indiana Lunches Phone 567-9342 Hot Dogs Rensselaer Hamburgers Indiana ORR’S ELECTRICAL SALES SERVICE GLOTZBACH JEWELERS Where Gems and Gold Phone 253-2351 Are Rightly Sold” Monon Indiana Compliments of LESTER L. WILSON Attorney Leo R. Glotzbach Diamond Consultant Registered Watchmaker Winamac Indiana Phone CL 3-3472 Monon PEOPLES STATE BANK HOLBROOKS' MAPLE NEWBOLD GARAGE Glenn Newbold, Prop. Sales Service LANES CORPORATION Rensselaer Indiana Phone 866-7911 Oldsmobile Genuine P rts Automobile Repairing Monon Indiana Phone 253-2611 DAVISSON OIL CO. D-X Tank Wagon Service Phone 567-9341 Art Cords E ace hardware Hardware ' Paints 102 N. Monticello St. Winamac, Ind. QUERRY FUNERAL HOME Francesville WEAVERS I.G.A. SUPER MARKET Francesville Indiana Wilfred H. Weaver Proprietor Bill Rinker Agent Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Francesville Indiana ROY'S BARBER SHOP Q A DAVIS GARAGE Francesville, Indiana FRANCESVILLE TRIBUNE The only Newspaper in the world interested in the welfare of Francesville. Francesville Francesville Indiana GLENN’S BODY SHOP Complete Auto Body Repair Glenn E. Morgan North Judson, Indiana Phone 896-5711 Compliments of BEN’S TEXACO Phone 843-2791 Medaryville, Indiana MIDWEST RUG UPHOLSTERY Cleaning Service Francesville, Indiana PEG'S BEAUTY INN Main Street Francesville, Indiana Compliments of V R MARKET Francesville, Indiana OTTO WUETHRICH Realtor Auctioneer Phone 567-9683 Francesville Indiana Compliments of RUSSEL'S TRADING POST INC. Phone 946-3155 Winamac Indiana Compliments of SCHLATTER’S Francesville Indiana WINAMAC SALES CO. DILT BROTHERS Insurance - Real Estate Farm Loans Case J. Dilts New Idea Kewanee B. Larkin Winamac Indiana Winamac Francesville, Indiana 946-3117 567-9431 SHERIFF OFFICE Wayne Koepkey Winamac Indiana YOUR FUTURE'S ? BRIGHT IN NIPSCOLAND MV will be happy to discuss your career opportunities at N1PSCO . . . drop in and see us! If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here's a suggestion from Peppy Flame and Reddy Kilowatt: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLANO! There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. ____ NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY ••rvlng today . . . building for tn« futuro JENKIN'S SERVICE STATION Winamac Indiana NORTH JUDSON AND RENSSELAER BOOSTERS NORTH JUDSON DIME STORE RUSSELL JEWELRY. RENSSELAER RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN FENDIG’S REXALL DRUGS THOMPSON GIFT AND CARD SHOP MONTICELLO AND MEDARYVILLE BOOSTERS MONTICELLO BOWLING LANES BLACK KAT GRILL AL'S PACKAGED LIQUORS HANK'S STANDARD STATION MONON BOOSTERS THACKER HARDWARE WEST SIDE GROCERY MYRT’S RESTAURANT GUTWEIN MILLING COMPANY HOOSIER PRIDE FEEDS Phone 567-9121 Francesville Indiana THE WIGWAM Fine Food in a Friendly Atmosphere 801 South Monticello Street FRANCESVILLE BOOSTERS Phone 946-3831 Winamac Indiana TED’S LUNCH WINAMAC BOOSTERS FRANCESVILLE HOTEL DR. HALLECK KOPKEY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SCHULTZ STANDARD SERVICE MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE BONNELL FLOWER SHOP JAKE VOGT SR. AND SONS Custom Corn Shelling- -Hauling- - Bulldozing Francesville Phone 567-2207 AMERICAN LEGION POST 228 God Bless You And Your Country PULASKI CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Dealers In Francesville Indiana Grain - Feed - Fence And Farm Supplies Francesville, Indiana Indiana F.T.C., INC. A1 Olson Bob Gutwein Larry Holdcraft Goodyear Dayton Speed-thrift Duals Francesville. Sinclair Dealer Indiana dick Mcelroy inc. ANNIS IGA Insurance Consultants Monon Indiana IP WEINBERG BROTHERS Monon. Indiana Discount Store Rensselaer. Indiana VON TOBEL LUMBER CO., INC Everything to build anything WRIGHTS INC. Furniture • Floor Coverings Appliances Phone 866-7155 Highway 53 Rensselaer HOWE INSURANCE AGENCY Hail - - Auto- - Fire - - Casualty- - Life Farms Loans Phone 253-2851 Monon, Indiana Max and Marie Erb JERRY’S PHOTOGRAPHY Monticello Indiana BUSCH FARM SERVICE ONKEN’S SERVICE STATION Phone-567-9498 R.R 1 Francesville Commercial Fertilizers Tires, Batteries, Accessories Hybrid Seed Com and Complete Lubrication Feed Grinding Service Farm Supplies COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain Feed Fertilizer Fence and Seeds Everything for the Farmer We treat you □ the year O Phone: 567 9131 - 9132 Francesville Indiana LOWRY TRUCKING Francesville, Indiana Produce-Grain Hauling Autographs 87 1966 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SCORES (16-8-1) OPPONENT WE THEY Wolcott 6 7 North White 3 2 Twin Lakes 0 8 Klondike 11 4 Kentland 4 20 Frontier 1 8 Medaryville 13 7 North White 4 2 Pioneer 9 9 Pioneer 2 4 Kewanna 16 4 Caston 7 8 Star City 12 2 OPPONENT WE THEY Medaryville 6 1 Pioneer 10 5 Wolcott 3 1 North Judson 3 5 Kewanna 10 0 Caston 3 14 Star City 10 4 Aubbeenaubbee 9 0 Aubbeenaubbee 16 0 Medaryville 4 3 Monterey 9 0 Medaryville 5 3 1966 CROSS-COUNTRY SCORES Sept. 7 FHS-18 Star City-37 9 Wolcott-27 FHS-28 12 FHS-22 Medaryville-33 14 Frontier-30 FHS-44 Wolcott-50 16 FHS-24 Remington-31 19 FHS-26 North White-30 21 Morocco-24 FHS-39 Mt. Ayr-79 23 FHS-22 Monterey-33 27 Rensselaer-19 FHS-49 Frontier-64 (Low score wins in cross- country. ) Sept. 28 PULASKI COUNTY MEET FHS-37 Monterey-45 M'ville-52 Star City-85 Sept. 30 WHITE COUNTY INVITATIONAL Remington-59 Wolcott-61 FHS-64 Frontier-69 North White-75 CONFERENCE MEET Pioneer-35 North White-85 FHS-95 Frontier-97 Wolcott-120 S. Newton-132 Fowler-137 Klondike-163 1966-67 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT Frontier Wolcott Monterey Klondike North White Aubbeenaubbee Morocco Wheatfield Medaryville Oxford FHS THEY 52 64 42 79 55 69 62 60 54 73 88 79 93 64 42 61 64 56 75 65 OPPONENT Fowler Fowler (Inv.) Mt. Ayr Pioneer DeMotte Remington Star City Kewanna South Newton DeMotte (Sec.) FHS THEY 62 68 44 70 79 69 51 88 47 68 50 57 68 79 86 74 55 56 52 73 7 Wins 13 Losses 88 GOLF MATCHES Winamac 7 FHS 3 FHS 10 1 2 Medaryville I 1 2 Klondike 14 1 2 FHS 1 2 FHS 11 East Tipp 4 FHS 5 1 2 Pioneer 4 1 2 Frontier 10 FHS 0 Oxford 10 FHS 0 FHS 9 North White 6 FHS 12 Wolcott 3 South Newton 8 FHS 2 North White 10 1 2 FHS 4 1 2 Rensselaer 11 FHS 4 Lowell 10 FHS 0 Highland 15 FHS 0 Rensselaer 15 FHS 0 Mid- -west Conference 6th Sectional 21st Pioneer 8 FHS 7 Argos 10 1 2 FHS 4 1 2 4th medalist in Conference---Bill Moncel TRACK SCORES Morocco 86 1 2 FHS 31 1 2 North White 78 FHS 40 Knox 90 FHS 30 Argos 34 North Judson 82 1 2 FHS 35 1 2 Winamac 63 FHS 55 FHS 71 1 2 M'ville 51 1 2 Star City 25 COUNTY FHS 77 Monterey 52 Star City 42 1 2 M'ville 41 1 2 FHS 67 Monterey 37 1 2 M’ville 43 1 2 FHS 60 Frontier 58 Mid-west Conference FHS 17 8th The track team had a fine season this year winning the County Championship and finishing eighth in the conference. Dennis Utterback was our high point scorer with 98 and won the High Point Trophy. He set the county record in the pole vault with a 11'4 1 2” vault. Harold Rogers was our third highest scorer with 63 points and won our Most Improved” trophy. Jack Lawrence had an exceptional fresh- man year scoring 75 points and won the Best Freshmen trophy. White County FHS 32 4th 89 DENNIS J. ALBRECHT FFA —1,2, 3,4; Treasurer--3, 4 FTA--4 Pep Club--4 JOHN BOEHNINC Basketball—1,2, 3, 4 Baseball—1,2, 3,4 Track—1,2,3,4 Crosscountry —1,2, 3,4 Golf—3,4 Band—1,2,3 Chorus--1,2, 3 Jr. Play Sr. Play FTA--2,3 Spanish Club—1,2,3 Letterman's Club--1,2, 3,4 Student Council—4 Vice President—1 MICHAEL T. BUCHER Student Council--1,2, 3,4 Student Council Vice Pres--3 Annual Staff--4 Jr. Play—3 Pep Club—4 Cross Country--3 THERESA ANN BURNS Pep Club—1,2,3 Sunshine—1,2, 3, 4 GLEN H. DOLL Basketball- -1,2, 3,4 Track—2,3,4 Cross Country--2,3 FFA —1,2,3,4 NHS— 2,3,4 Letterman's Club—3,4 DARREL ERB Basketball- -1,2, 3, 4 Baseball—1,2, 3,4 Track—2,4 Golf—3,4 Letterman's Club--1,2, 3,4 Vice President--4 Reporter—1 Jr. Play Sr. Play Cross Country'—2, 3 BARBARA JEAN FEDERER Sunshine —1,2, 3,4; President--4 GAA — 3,4; President—3 NHS—3,4; Secretary—3,4 Pep Club—1,2,3, 4; Reporter—3 Secretary—3,4 Treasurer--3 Annual Staff--Copy Editor BARBARA JOAN FRITZ Star City—1, 2 Chorus--3,4 JANET ARLENE GUTWEIN NHS—2,3,4 SSS—1,2,3,4 Band—1,2,3,4 Chorus--1,2, 3,4 GAA —3,4 Spanish Club—1,2,3; V. Pres.—1 4-H--1,2, 3,4; V. Pres.--1,2,3; President--3,4 FTA—2,3,4; Librarian—3; Treasurer—4 Pep Band—3,4 Student Council—1 President--1 Annual Staff--Activities RODNEY GUTWEIN Band—1,2,3 Track—1 Pep Club—4 Play—3 Chorus--1,2 LINDA LOUISE HEDSTROM Sunshine—2, 3,4 MARGARET E. HARING S unshine — 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club—1,2, 3,4; Secretary—4 Spanish Club—1,2, 3 Band — 1,2 Jr. Play Sr. Play DELLA A. HOLMAN Sunshine —1,2,3,4 GAA--3: Vice President Pep Club—1,2,3,4 Varsity' Cheerleader—2, 3 CONNIE SUE HOOKER Pep Club—1,2 Sunshine—1,2, 3,4; Recording Secretary—4 MARY L. HOWAT FTA—2,3,4 Sunshine—1,2, 3,4 Pep Club—1,3 Pep Band--2, 3,4 Band—1,2,3,4 Chorus—1,4 NHS—3,4 GAA—4 Twirler—4 BENJAMIN LESTER HUBER FFA—2,3,4; Reporter—3; Sentinel—4 Chorus--1,2 SHARON KAY JOHNSON Sunshine—1,2, 3,4 Pep Club—1,2 WALLACE L. KNAPP Basketball—1,2 Cross Country--3 FTA—4 Spanish Club—1,2,3,4 Sr. Play 4-H—1 ROGER KOLEZAR MAURICE ALLEN KOPKA Basketball--1,2, 3,4 Baseball--1,2, 3, 4 Track—1,2,3,4 Cross Country--1,2, 3,4 FTA—4 Student Council--4; President Letterman's Club—1,2, 3,4; President—4 Band —1,2, 3, 4 Sr. Play Vice President—3 MICHAEL DEAN LOWRY Basketball- -1,2, 3,4 Track—3, 4 Cross Country--3,4 Spanish Club—1 Senior Play FFA —1,2, 3,4; Reporter—1; Vice Pres.—4 4-H—1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club—3,4 Golf—2 Band—1,2, 3, 4 JAMES ALLEN LOWRY FFA —1,2,3,4 SHERRYL MYERS GAA —3,4 DANIEL NOONKESTER Basketball—1,2 Track--1, 2 Cross Country--2 Reporter--2,4 90 Sr. Play FFA—1 4-H—1,2 Annnual Staff--Photographer Chorus--1,2, 3,4 WILLIAM ROBERT ON KEN FTA—4 Spanish Club—1,2, 3 Jr. Play Reporter--3 Student Manager of Basketball—1,2 Annual Staff--Editor RICHARD LEE OS BURN Basketball—1, 2, 3 Baseball—2, 3,4 Golf—3,4 Cross Country—2, 3 Asst. Stage Manager of Plays FTA--4 4-H—2 Letterman's Club—2, 3,4 RONALD L. OSBURN Basketball—1,2 Band—1,2, 3 Chorus--1,2,3 Cross Country--1 4-H—1,2,3,4 FFA—3,4 Spanish Club—2, 3 JANET ELAINE OVERMYER SSS—1,2,3,4 Band--1,2 Chorus--1,3 Spanish Club--1,2; Reporter—2 Pep Club—1 Annual Staff--Advertizing Editor BARBARA JEAN PELSY Varsity Cheerleader— 1; 3,4 Band—1,2, 3,4 Featured twirler—1,2, 3,4 Junior Play Student Council--1 Pep Club—1,2,3,4 GAA—3 Chorus--3 SSS —1,2,3,4 Spanish Club—1,2, 3 FTA—2,3,4; Pres.—4 MARY L. PFLEDDERER Sunshine--1,2,3,4; Treasurer—3 Pep Club—1,2, 3,4 Varsity Cheerleader—2,3,4 Freshman Cheerleader--1 Spanish Club—1,2, 3j Pres. --2 Student Council—2,3,4; Secretary—4 Band--1,2 Jr. Play Sr. Play Annual Staff—C lasses Editor BARBARA KAY REED Sunshine--1,2,3,4 Pep Club—1,2, 3 Senior Play HAROLD JAMES ROGERS FFA —1,2,3,4 Band—1,2, 3,4 Pep Club—1,2 Track—3,4 Basketball—3 Cross Country--3 NANCY K. SHIDLER Pep Club—1,4 Sunshine—2, 3,4 MARK STEVENS Basketball—1 Baseball—1,2 FFA —1,2 Cross Country--3 Senior Play ERIC DAVID STOTLER ARTHUR TETZLOFF Spanish C lub- -1,2,3 FTA--4 Pep Club--4 Letterman's Club—3 Student M anager—1,2,3 RONALD DUANE TILLET Spanish Club—2 FFA —1 Band—1,2 Chorus—1,2 Student Council—2 Annual Staff—Sports Editor NHS--3,4; Vice pres. —3; Pres. —4 Basketball—1,2, 3,4 Baseball--2,3,4 Cross Country--3,4 Stage Manager of Plays—3,4 Letterman's Club—2,3, 4 ROBERT TOM Basketball—1,2, 3 Baseball—1,2,3 Track--1,2,3 President--3 Student Council—3 Spanish Club—1,2 DANIEL VON HOLTEN FFA —1,2,3, 4; President—3,4 WANDA LOUISE WALTERS Student Council—3 Sunshine--1, 2 , 3,4 Spanish Club—1,2,3,4 Freshman Cheerleader—3,4 Varsity' Cheerleader—3,4 Pep Club—1,2, 3,4 4-H—1,2,3,4 Junior Leader— 1,2, 3,4 JACQUELINE SUE WESTPHAL Jr. Play Sr. Play Sunshine--1,2, 3, 4 Student Council—4; Treasurer—4 Vice President—2 FTA--2,3,4; Parliamentarian--4 NHS—3,4 Pep Club—3,4; Reporter—4 Band--1,2, 3,4 Pep Band—4 Spanish Club--1,2, 3; Secretary—1 Annual Staff--Layout Editor JAMES R. WHITE PATRICIA ANN WRIGHT Sunshine--!, 2, 3,4; Sgt. at Arms--4 Pep Club—1,2 Jr. Play Sr. Play SONJA LEE WUETHRICH Jr. Play Sr. Play Sunshine—1,2, 3,4; V. Pres.—3 Student Council—2 Treasurer—2,4 FTA—2,3,4; Historian--4 NHS—3,4 Pep Club—3,4; Pres.--4 Librarian--1,2,3,4 Band--1,2, 3,4; Secretary—2 Annual Staff--Co-editor 91 Annual Staff 1967 Editor: Bill Onken Co-Editor: Sonja Wuethrich Copy Editor: Barbara Federer Lay-out Editor: Jacky Westphal Organization Editor: Janet Gutwein Activities Editor: Ronny Tillett Classes Editor: Mary Pfledderer Business Manager: Mary Howat Photographers: Mike Bucher Danny Noonkester Junior Editors: Chuck Meyer Beverly Speicher Sharon Tanner Advertising Editor: Janet Overmyer We have been very busy this year rejuvenating and transforming the Francillian from a dull, old goat, to a bright young kid. With pictures portraying a day's activity, from morning until night in our new in- formal section, we have shown what really goes on in our school. Thus the true picture of school life is revealed and it can be seen that school is not all studying, but a steady process of building charac- ter. We have also included three juniors to our staff, so they will have the experience to enable them to have a still better annual next year. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Noonkester, Mike Bucher, Barbara Federer, Miss Jones, Ronny Tillett, Chuck Meyer, Bill Onken, Beverly Speicher. SITTING: Sonja Wuethrich, Sharon Tanner, Janet Overmyer, Mary Pfledderer, Jacky Westphal, Janet Gutwein, Mary Howat. 92 % . M . - - : -J ; - :;V - i,' - � -’• • � - 2 -E '-S V - Kvfv i -, - ”11 -1■ '« • S3 v K j � ■ ?■• -': —.2 iK{55 . • ■ 5 ■;t IL 'A - 5 _ - jT Ig , . • ' . . . • - . L •, • “ “■. M . • • . • ' • a . , ®r v. . . « � • % m Jv . “ ' ’ « 0. T m N wV, r 5 v! Jl 7