Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

The 1967 Cauldron Presents OUR CHANGING TIMES Frankfort Senior High School Frankfort, Indiana Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. Change is a result of progress and permits society to advance. The ever-changing student body at F.S.H.S. has contributed to the past year’s events and received immeasurable benefits from them. The sophomore changes to a junior, the junior becomes a senior, and the senior faces the greatest change in his life. To Raymond “Buck” Rohrabaugh in appreciation of liis many years of service to the Frankfort School System and his endless hours of supervision and instruction in compiling and editing the past and present yearbooks. Counting time is not as important as making time count. Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. —iiiiiF T i The newly organized pep club shows vitality and enthusiasm. Activity is the key to Frankfort school life. A trip to Ball State, the Christmas breakfast, the Pep Club, the Blue and White Band on parade, and of course the students engaged in these and other activities shaped the school year. 6 Gloria Buntin and Dennis Cleaver leave for Ball State. Student office help — Tim Thompson, Nancy Gill, Trudy McPhearson, and Martiee Bruce. Active Times Characterize F. S. H. S. The Christmas breakfast creates a joyous atmosphere. 7 Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S Homemaking The goal of all study is progress. Whether developing homemaking skills, exploring a living cell, or examining other’s ideas and philosophies the student is able to advance according to his abilities. Discussion proves to be the best means of settling disputes. 8 The Time Was Right For Progress Modem facilities and good instruction extend opportunities for prospective young scientists. 9 Reading provides exercise for the mind. Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. New methods of teaching shorthand prove to he profitable and rewarding. Knowledge is one of the most desirable characteristics. Superior training and ample time for study enables students to develop this valuable asset and helps to form the well-rounded individual. 10 Our students are quite proud of Becky Carroll who was elected Junior Miss from Clinton County for 1966- 67. The versatility and ingenuity of the student body are also shown through the creative art classes. No matter what the talent or ability, there is always something for everyone. Junior Miss — Becky Carroll Personalities Developed In Every Respect Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. Trampoline aids physical education. 12 All Phases of Education Were Explored The educational system at F.S.H.S. provides for training in all fields. Whether learning a foreign language, studying Geometry to develop reasoning ability, or participating in a program aimed at physical as well as mental education, the student constantly finds variety and challenge. Student learns foreign language in language lab. Here we study “Phillippean” Geometry. 13 Dennis Royalty prepares his NaCl sugar solution. From the days of the executing guillotines to the study of modern science, the students of F.S.II.S. study the past to prepare for the future. Through these various experiences and opportunities the students open the doors to tomorrow’s discoveries in the complex world which they are a part of. Changing Courses You’re next! ! 14 1 Mr. Harp’s Psychology classes present interesting experiments. Inspire Us Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. The addition of Psychology class to the school curriculum was one of the notable changes at F.S.H.S. this year. This class enables students to obtain first-hand information from their own observations. In woodworking as in Psychology, experience proved to be the best teacher. Mr. Myers explains the use of the drill press to Joe barker and Jay McKinney. 15 Our Changing Times at F. S. H. S. Jean Terry casts her ballot. Voting in mock election . . . extending the warmth of Christmas to others . . . sharing our opinions on various matters. This is just a small representation of the activities that students engage in at F.S.H.S. The Frankfort school system builds students of character and individuality. We all know that a school is no better than its students and we feel that ours are the GREATEST. Frankfort’s own Santa, Tim Riedel. 16 Curriculum Provides for Student Participation Seniors are given last minute instructions. h;-y Fuhure Te.ixc.hers Fu ui B° e nr akek. r ■ 1+1= 2. J I yr th [ $ci eiace Vciub | I r CLUB Club A k( l KFOPTf Fu -Fu ir e fVu rs es SrubF K r counci l 'MW Pe,P Club |v t o M P V. HONOR. ya; . Our Changing Times in ACTIVITIES A test, a problem, a question . . . often creating frustration and anxiety but more often satisfaction with a job well done. A play, a concert, Big Broadcast . . . extending an opportunity for the students to participate in the role of professional actors and musicians. A meeting, a program, a service . . . supplying the students with valuable experience and training. All of these various activities make up the lives of the students at F.S.H.S. 19 Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest academic honor possible for a high school student. On the diploma of each graduating senior is affixed the National Honor seal. This is the only emblem of recognition that may appear on a student’s diploma. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Sponsor this year was Mr. McMurtrey. Officers: Treasurer — Patty Work; President — Mike McMurtrey; Vice President Bruce Pitman; Secretary keitha Baker. National Dennis Cleaver, Dale Watson, John Doan, Patsy Sallie Kimble, Jerri Newhouse, Becky Zurfas, Jennie Noble, Sandy Shipley, Sandra Strain, Cindi Clark, Jacque Moon, bluffer, Nancy Lucas, Charlotte Carter, Becky Marshall. 20 Kenny Howe, Judy Gregory, Janet Brower, Sponsor Mr. McMurtrey, Steve Beckett, Glenda Reppert, Marylin Marsh, Keith Moore, Becky Kennedy, Gary Schlmmel, Karin Kreisher, Mark Dykstra, Karen Waddell, Darlene Scott, Toni Sharp, Karen Kivett. I’am Roberts, Tony Young, Steve Gudeman, Karen Horine, Becky Dieterle. Honor Society The juniors were elected into the National Honor Society this year by a new system. They were chosen by one election of the faculty rather than by two elections by the members. They were all required to have a B average. These members will take over the leadership of the organization next vear. Standing — Steve Thompson, Marsha Huddleston, Greg Utken, Rett Lucas. Seated — Katherine Hufford, Ellen Woods, Dan Rod-key, Cheryl Bradley. 21 I The High Life « History Twirlirr I’rrsrnl huliaito ( oiilrmiiT « iek� ’■'atinmore . I itl« li 11 111 i 11 ■ le«t� «I mi is i - I . I o Senior l or l lir l.a� l lime ---- 3 VIiiMrians. ( lioir I’ri'jiarf lYoernm 'tuinish Dtnoilrs it.lHI To misliitir U.l.lN- i Write llrlh ( rocker I e«t ? fft.ll. IVp V� inii lln Month Seen For Sunshines l a� il Walter'. Ialk� lo K - Inh Bo'- Row 1 — Nora Anderson, Teresa Davy, Brenda Obermiller, Jo Ellen Elliott, Debbie Milner, Nancy Ricker, Sue Jane Fickle, Cheryl Moore, Becky Carroll, Lois Scott. Row 2 — Binnie Young, Paula Davis, Becky Thayer, Tara Stewart, Teresa Ayers, Darlene Scott, Donna Terpstra, Kathy Quick, Rita Kelley, Judy Templeton, Jerri Ilolliger. Row 3 — Gary Beard, Paul Sims, Wayne Staley, Jim Stock, Jim Cough, Andy Mitchell, Wally Koertge, Mike Hutchison, Larry Lashbrook. Row 4 — Rick Avery, Brad Aaron, Tom Edgars, Gary Byrne, Dan Rodkey, Martin Henderson, sponsor. Drama Club The Drama Club was organized to stimulate interest in the study of dramatics and theatre arts. The members had one outing where several members went to Purdue to observe the Children’s Hour play. The club’s Vice-President is Nancy Kicker, and tin Secretary is Debbie Milner. As President, Sue Jane Fickle has done an excellent job. Mr. Henderson, who teaches speech and drama classes, is the club’s sponsor. Madrigal A happy, swinging group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors composed this year’s Madrigal Singers. The Madrigal rehearsed as an extracurricular activity twice a week and performed their style of music for the Christmas and Spring Concerts as well as Big Broadcast and earning a first place rating at State Music contest. First Row — Cindi Clark, Debbie Goar, Brenda Olx rmiller, Debbie Milner, Becky Carroll, Jo Ellen Elliott, Becky Kennedy, Sue Fudge, Marsha Adams. Second Row — Randy Brook, Jerry Avery, Joe Smith, Tim New, Johnny Milner, Gary Burns, Phil Dunham. Not present for picture — Vickie DeRosa, Bill Adair, Craig Strain, Jim Gwinn. 24 Choir Miss Carol Ewart, choir director, presided over a busy season for the Frankfort Senior High Choir. The Christmas Season saw the choir entertaining at various social and religious functions about the city, climaxed with a Christinas convocation. January and February was contest time and tlie choir was well represented at district and state. March saw this group participating in Big Broadcast with numbers from “The Sound of Music”. A successful year was climaxed with participation in the Spring Music Festival and Graduation ceremonies. Choir Officers — Jo Ellen Elliott, Secretary; Becky Carroll, President; Cindi Clark, Sergeant-at-arms. Row 1 — Kay Cunningham, Sandy Wingett, Sue Lapp, Becky Lungren, Lois Scott, Janice Hayes, Debbie Milner. Row 2 — Cheryl Bradley, Josie Birden, June Barker, Brenda Obermiller, Cathy Lindour, Rennie VVelty, Sallie Kimble, Janet Martin, Jennie Moon. Row 3 — Miss Carol Ewart, Director; Janet Moore, Linda Davies, Sue Ann Lucas, Sandy Stewart, Rosa Lapham, Sue Fudge, Mary Anne Salisbury. Row' 4 — Carol Redding, Jo Ellen Elliott, Becky Kennedy, Debbie Goar, Cindi Clark, Nancy Bicker, Marsha Adams, Penny Fortinberry, Susan Hollis, Nancy Beck. Trudy McPhearson, Vickie DeRosa, John Milner. Row' 5 — Craig Strain, Gerald Gardner, David Quick, Tim New', Joe Smith, Jim Gwinn, Gary Burns, Randy Brook, Jim Hardesty, Phil Dunham, Jerry Avery, Mike Bushman, Bill Adair, Ronnie Fortinberry, Rich Cohee. Stanley Baughman. 25 Jo Ellen Elliott Big Broadcast The Big Broadcast of 1907 took on a new look under the direction of Mr. Aden K. Long, with the student directors Keitha Baker and Tom Sharp. A cast of 125 students took part in the gay, colorful variety show whose theme and acts clearly indicated “It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World”. M.C. Conrad Howe used wit and skill in announcing the acts and keeping the audience in laughter. The show got off to a lively start with twenty Madrigal Singers piling out of a Volkswagen inviting the audience to “Enjoy Yourself”. Following the Madrigal the show kept a livelv pace with highlights including a solo “Exactly Like You” by Jo Ellen Elliott; a baby elephant walk; “A Secretary is Not a Toy” by a group of lively Sophomores; and a Senior boys’ whistling act which kept the entire audience in stitches. After hearing the choir sing songs from “Tile Sound of Music” everyone agreed that the 1967 Big Broadcast was one of the best shows yet. It's A Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World” Vicki DeRosa and Junior Girls. Sophomore Secretaries. 27 “Charge the Blockhouse!” Arsenic and Old Lace'' As the house lights dimmed for the opening performance of “Arsenic and Old Lace” the curtain rose and the hum of the audience subsided. All eyes then focused upon one of the most fantastic sets ever constructed on the Frankfort High stage. The set being the home of Martha and Abbv Brewster played by Cindy Duncan and Cheryl Bradley. The cast also consisted of Becky Carroll, John Doan, Steve Miner, Larry Lash-brook, Butch Roettger, Tom Reppert, Dennis Royalty, Andv Mitchell, Fred Bobbins, Mike McMurtrey, Bruce Pitman, and Denny Wainscott. “Oh No Not Another One!!” cried Mortimer Brewster as he learns of his sweet aunts’ morbid charities in “Arsenic and Old Lace”, this year’s hilarious Senior Class Play. The audience’s eyes were filled with tears of laughter as the cast of fourteen talented seniors excellently performed their parts. And certainly the splendid work and precision of the crews backstage aided immensely to the show. Martin Henderson with the assistance of Patty Work was largely responsible for the play’s success. Butch, Fred, Mike, Bruce, Larry, Dennis, Andy, John, Steve, Denny, Tom, George; seated, Cheryl, Cindy, Becky. 28 Becky Carroll gets to know the people of Siam. The King and I Anna, the English school teacher who has come to Siam to teach the King’s children, sings “Getting to Know You” to part of His Majesty’s seventy-six children and many wives in Roger’s and Hammerstein’s “The King and I”. Frankfort Senior High School presented its third musical in the form of this Broadway favorite with Larry Lashbrook splendidly portraying the strong wonderful King of Siam and Becky Carroll as the beautiful English School teacher. The company was one of the largest in the history of all Frankfort theatrical productions. Mr. Martin Henderson directed the actors and actresses while Miss Carol Ewart and Mr. Aden Long conducted the choir and orchestra, respectfully. Mr. Christopher Schwabe also assisted with the orchestra. This fantastic production will long remain in the hearts of all who participated. “Praise to Buddha.” 29 Three brave and consistant leaders w h o directed F.S.H.S. music students through many performances including; fall musical — Christmas convocations — district and state music contests. Music Directors — Mr. Aden K. Long, Miss Carol Ewart, Mr. Christopher Schwabe. Music Faculty . . . Pupettes . . . Kneeling — Teresa Ayers, Cindi Clark, Janet Martin, Captain Pat Collum, Debbie Milner, Brenda Obermiller, Jean Terry, Becky Thayer, and Co-captain Jerri Newhouse. Standing — Linda Lashbrook, Kim Knoll, Vicki Adams. Cheryl Barnes, Teresa Lcmen, Becky Lungrcn, Karen Buckner, Lana Redman. Becky Kennedy. 30 Row 1: Louise Mills, Linda Shope, Diane Brammell, Brenda Moore, Norman Winski, John W illiams, Marsha Huddleston, Cindi Clark, Susie Pitman, Beth Dimmitt, Patti Eggers, Bonnie Wells. Row 2: Judy Templeton, Sandy Strain, Patty Work, Karla Schutter, Jacquc lluffer, Janet Brower, Kathy Stevens, Marilyn Marsh, Stephanie Blacklidge, Connie Pearcy, Jim Stock. How 3: Ann Hart ell, Sharon Jackson, Linda Robertson, Karin Kreisher, David Palombo, Doug Montgomery, Brine Pitman, Becky Zurfas, Phil Weida, Glenda Reppert, Lloyd Mills. Standing: Craig Strain, Kathie Adair, Mike McMurtrcy, Mr. Schwabe, Kathy Rothenberger, Tony Voting. Orchestra Another one of our fine music organizations is the orchestra. The orchestra, like the choir and tlie band, has had a busy year. Our orchestra participated in many things. In the fall it provided the music for “The King and I”; played in several concerts; participated in district and state music contests; attended mid-state a n d played for graduation exercises. Orchestra Officers — Patti Eggers, Historian; Louise Mills, Librarian; Tony Young, President; Cindi Clark, Secretary-Treasurer; Susie Pitman, Vice-President. 31 Band Officers — Craig Strain, Omni Major; Tom Sharp, Assistant Drum Major; David Palombo, Lieutenant of Brass and Percussion; Bruce Pitman, Captain; Sharon Hutchison, Secretary; Jacquc lluffer. Lieutenant of Woodwinds. Blue and Whih District and state solo and ensemble contests, football games, and community oriented parades made the 1987 school year an active one for the Blue and White Band. Under the direction of Aden K. Long the band, as in previous years sponsored the Big Broadcast and supplied directors, Keitha Baker and Tom Sharp, from its ranks. The band wound up its year by appearing in the Elk’s Youth Honor Day Parade and the Spring Music Festival. Band Row 1: Judy Templeton, Patty Work, Sandy Strain, Mary Lou Butler, Ellen Woods, Nancy Gill, Pain Gilbert, Teresa Pence, Donna Chandler, Fonda Pinkerton, Sandy Lyons, Linda Rentschler, Pam Miller, Janet Brower. Row 2: Jacque Huffer, Penny Fortinbcrry, Karla Schutter, Sandy Shipley, Karen Cox, Tom Sharp, Keitha Baker, Nancy Emails, Lonnie Dial, Brenda Bleiehner, Kathy Stevens, Cathy Nease, Marilyn Marsh, Ann Hart-zell, Sharon Jackson, Linda Robertson, Karin Kreisher. Row 3: Paula Troxell, Tonnaleia Robison, Lora Miliay, Debbie Goar, Sharon McIntosh, Ann Thayer, Sharon Hutchison, Brenda Meeks, Diana Berry, Greig Douglass, Jane Friend, Diana Lashbnxik, Gregg Timmons, David Foust, Vickie Terry, Debbie Bewsey, Murphy Dupler, Cathy Thomas, Fred Robbins, Bruce Pitman, Tom Reppert, Doug Montgomery, Dave Palombo. Row 4: Barbara Turner, Derlin Pifer, Cheryl Aaron, Susette Mithum, Nancy Smith, Jo Kay Ricker, Sue Altie, Jo Ann Eller, Jim Fritz, David Quick, Lance Weather-wax, Karen Waddell, Bobbin Vent, Greg Workman, Bob Wright, Brad Allen, Dennis Cleaver, Phil Wright, Jeff Dieterle, Dan Rodkey, Ronnie Fortinbcrry, Bart Greene, Roger McClain, Glenda Reppert, Phil Weida, Becky Zurfas. Row 5: Tim Riedel, Lloyd Mills, Mike Sanders, John Woodruff, Charles Mann, Steve Ash, Joe Bill Cunningham, Kathie Adair, Tom Robison, Steve Beckett, Mike McMurtrcy, Fred Kellams, Wally Koertge. Craig Strain. Drum Major, Craig Strain; Assistant Drum Major, loin Sharp. Row 1: Jo Ellen Elliott. Jaequc Buffer, Sandy Strain, Cindi Clark, Mike McMurtrcy, Janet Martin, Sue Ann Lucas, Sandy Shipley, Karla Schutter. . , n , ,t Row 2: Nancy Gill, Lana Redman, Brenda Obermiller, Becky Carroll, Keitha Baker, Sallie Kimble, Becky air-fas, Louise Mills, Fatty Work, Craig Strain. _ C1 Row 3: Karin Kreishcr, Becky Lungren, Karen Waddell, Karen Cox, Becky Kennedy, Susie Pitman, loin Sharp, Tony Young, Ellen Woods. Row 4: Tom Reppert, David Palombo, Dennis Cleaver, Janet Brower, Marylin Marsh, Bill Adair. F-Sharp Club The F Club is a musical honorary composed of junior and senior members of the school hand, orchestra, and choir. The goal of this club is to develop and encourage musical study. As a means of achieving this goal, F provides an opportunity for members to perform in their particular musical area or simply enjoy the talents of others. The club sponsor is Mr. Aden Long. This years officers are: Mike McMurtrey, President; Cindi Clark, Vice-President; S a n d y Strain, Secretary-Treasurer. Key Club The Ley Club is a service organization for high school boys. It is sponsored by the local Ki-wanis Club. This years President is Bruce Pitman; the Vice-President is Tom Sharp; the Secretary is Andy Mitchell; and the Treasurer is Gary Schim-mel. The club members were very busy with several activities. They sold beanies for the sectionals, co-sponsored a dance with Sunshine for Valentines Day, and supported other projects including some parties for the members and their dates. Mr. Waddell is faculty sponsor. Row 1: Key Club Sponsor, Mr. Waddell, Tom Sharp, Andy Mitchell, Bruce Pitman, Rett Lucas, Greg Utken. Row 2: Butch Rocttger. Steve Thompson, Conrad Howe, Jim McGee, John Doan, Kred Kellams. Row 3: Steve Beckett, Dan Rodkey, Steve Miner, Keith Moore, Chip Mark, Randy Brackett. Row 4: Mark Dykstra, Bart Greene, Tony Young, Gary Byrne, Lance Weatherwax. How 5: Gary Bates, Boh Alhano, Boh Davis. 34 The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club is open to all boys who are in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. To enter the club, the boys must obtain a recommendation from their ministers. The officers this year are: George Andrews, Sergeant-at-arms; Bruce Pitman, Chaplain; Andy Mitchell, President; Jav Taylor, Vice-President; Steve Miner, Secretary; and Mike McMurtrev, Treasurer. Mr. Prosser is faculty sponsor. HI-Y sponsor and officers. Hi-Y Row 1: Jeff Terpstra, Bob Nlundell, Dennis Cleaver, Bruce Pitman, Dale Watson. Row 2: Geof Lohsl, Steve Hiompson, Steve Crawford. Conrad Howe, George Andrews. Row 3: Mike McMurtrey, Butch Roettger, Jim McGee, John Doan, Steve Miner, Dennis kirkman, Tom Hodges. Row 4: David Fry, Steve Gallaher, Steve Coffman, Charles F.uhank, Dan Devore. 35 Row 1 — Fred Kellams, Steve Beckett, John Williams, Dave Compton, Wally Koertge, John Ponton, Rick Avery, Terry Wright. Row 2 — Tom Rohison, John Olsen, Tom Sexton, Boh Worth, Mike Harris, Jerry Thompson. As a service club the Hi-Y boys were kept very busy. During the football season, they sold food at the concession stands. Every month, they attended a different church. When the Christinas season rolled around, the boys helped to decorate the halls. During the basketball season the boys were ushers. Ushering this year were Dave Compton, Ccorge Andrews, Andy Mitchell, Jay Taylor, Conrad Howe, Steve Miner, John Williams, Jim McGee, John Doan, Butch Roettger. 36 Row l - Sally Van Landingham, Charlotte Carter, Nancy Emans, Becky Zurfas, Ted Duffy, Bill Adair, Katherine Hufford, Kerry Kries, Phil Weida, Patty Work, Sandy Strain, Bruce Pitman. Row 2 — Brenda Obermiller, Katy Davison, Sue Jane Fickle, Judy Teegarden, Kcitha Baker, Jerri Newhouse, Martiee Bruce, Sandy Shipley, Jay Tayor, George Andrew, Butch Roettger, Teresa Pence, Tonnaleia Robison. Row 3 — Marsha Huddleston, Michael Nern, Janet Moore, Vicki Wagner, Lana Henning, Andy Mitchell, Steve Ash, Dennis Cleaver, Gene Ritchie, Bill Lewis, Doug Montgomery, Tom Reppert. Row 4 — Becky Lungren, Karen Cox, Teresa Lemon, Karen Buckner, Barb Cox, Becky Dieterle, Judy Tem- pleton, Margie Stroup, Penny Fortinbcrry, Janet Brower, Nancy Gill, Susie Pitman. Row 5 — John Do m, Dan Rodkey, Sandy Staley, Terry Roettger, Vicki VanTyle, Brenda Bliechner, Bonnie Amich, Steve O’Neil, Cathy Conner, Nancy Davis, Donna Reeder, Jan Tapp. Row 6 — Dave Palombo, Kent Reed, Marilyn Marsh, Judy Gregory, Janet Carter, Nora Anderson, Lynn Huddleston, Steve Miner, Denny Wainseott, Tom Kallner. Row 7 — Rett Lucas, Jeff Slipher, Steve Crawford, Steve Thompson, Dennis Panke, Greg Utken. French Club Le Cercle Francais, supervised by Mrs. Bates, is open to any upperclassman that has completed two years of French or is presently taking it or a more advance class. The aim of the French Club, to learn more about the culture and people of France, was achieved through the various programs presented throughout the year. Some typical activities of the club this year were a trip to Turkey Hun, a Mardi Gras dance for the students, and display of Blue and White Day decorations. The 1967 officers of Le Cercle Francais were: President, Katherine Uufford; Vice-President, Bill Adair; Secretary, Andy Mitchell; Treasurer, Linda Kern. 38 Row ] — Angie East, Elaine Cockrum, David Compton, Jo Ellen Elliott, Debbie Milner. Dick Stout, Rita Kelley, Becci Huff, Becky Carroll, Craig Strain, Dale Watson, Mark Mohler, Cindy Duncan, Kathy Bright, rim Riedel, Joe Smith. Row 2 — Miss Irion, sponsor, Cary Fishback, Becky Thayer, Teresa Ayres, Janet Martin. Sallie Kimble, Ellen Woods, Jaequc Huffer, Karla Sclmtter, Stephanie Blacklidge, Louise Mills. Diane Smith, Angie Shuler. Nancy Lucas, Becky Marshall, Connie Gilbert. Row 3 — Fred Robbins, Tim Clark, Cary’ Byrne, Tom Robison, Steve Beckett, Karen Waddell, Donna I erp-stra, Linda Lashbrook, Kim Knoll, Cheryl Barnes, Kathy Quick, Beverly Fair, Sue Ann Lucas, Sharon Hutchison, Pat Coflom, Cathy Jolly. Row 4 - Gloria Buntin, Helen Carter, Paula Davis, Terry Davy, Pam Gilbert, Cheryl Martin, Trudy McPherson, Becky Kennedy, Lana Redman, Paul Sims, Teresa Little, Karen Kivett, Kenny Welty, Glenda Reppert, Peggy Me-Kinzie, Ronnie Young. Spanish Club The promotion of the Spanish language and becoming acquainted with countries which speak it is the aim of the Spanish Club. Membership in the club is offered to all second-vear Spanish students and those who have already completed two years of Spanish. The club gives an award for excellence to the top student in each year. The officers for 1967 club are President, Becky Carroll; Vice-President, Dick Stout; Secretary, Becci Huff; and Treasurer, Rita Kelley. Miss Irion, Spanish teacher, is the sponsor. Above Miss Irion points out the scenic beauty of Spain to first year Spanish students. 39 Curia Another of the language clubs is the Latin Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Hunt, who teaches junior English along with Latin, the c I u b has played a part in various activities throughout the school year. Among these activities were: a dance, holding a “Home Goes Mod” banquet, and making a display for “Blue and White Day”. Latin Club members also joined with the French Club in making a trip to Turkey Latina Run last fall. Latin Club also gives awards to those students who have maintained an “A“ average in Latin throughout the year. Officers for the 1986-67 school year were: President, Paul Vos; Vice-President, Conrad Howe; Secretary, Karin Kreisher; and Treasurer, Chervl Moore. Below Mrs. Hunt, sponsor, relates the history of Rome. Row 1: Jim Eggers, Mike Douglas, Cheryl Moore, Karin Kreisher, Paul Vos, Conrad Howe. Susan Burton, Cheryl Bradley, Marsha Adams, Jennie Moon. How 2: Mrs Hunt, Janet VanKirk. Jane VanKirk, Vickie DeRosa, Karen Horine, Debbie Goar, Jeff Lohsl, Jim McGee, rred Kellams, Mike Mc.Murtrey. Row 3: Darlene Scott, Pam Roberts, Jo Ellen Saltsman. Mary Lou Butler, Jean Spray, Sonna Terry, Bill Record, Gary Schimmel, Dennis Kirkman. Row 4: Mindy Henderson, Diane Vos, Dennis Royalty, Lance Weatherwax, Jim Stock, Kenny Shipley, Boh Albano. Row 5: Debbie Bums, Donna Buffer, Diane Brammel, Linda Shope, Linda Bache, Gail Ste vens, Diane Berry, Margie Day, Pattie Maish. Row 6: Buddy Seboree, Larry Talbert, Steve Nichols, Ted Sterling, David Royalty, Tom Walsh, Murphy Dupler, David Foust, Derlin Pifer, John Woodruff. 40 Row 1 — Gloria Buntin, Charlotte Carter, Marsha Huddleston, Jacque Huffer, Butch Roettger, Sandy Strain, Nancy Emails, Kathy Bright, Cindy Duncan, Jim Eggers, Jim McGee. Row 2 — Cheryl Moore, Cindi Clark, Brenda Obermiller, Janet Moore, Becky Carroll, Cheryl Bradley, Patsy Noble, Patty Work. Sally Van Landingham, Ellen Woods, Sue Jane Fickle, Karla Schutter, Michael Nem, Mike McMurtrey. Row 3 — Brenda Crowell, Lynn Huddleston, Dianne Robison, Margie Stroup, Becky Lungren. Susie Pitman, Nancy Gill, Becky Dieterle, Penny Fortinbcrry, Cheryl Barnes, Connie llowe, Bert Weaver. Row 4 — Vicki Adams. Terri Roettger, Lana Henning, Karen Ilorinc, Dick Stout, Becky Kennedy, Debbie Goar, Linda Lashbrook, Becci I luff, Karin Kreislier, Dennis Cleaver. Future Teachers of America Led by Mrs. Buck, the Future Teachers did much this past year to benefit themselves and F.S.H.S. Those seniors who are interested in a teaching career, and who would like some time taken in high school to learn more about the teaching profession, form the F.T.A. Throughout the year they practice and gain information in understanding this career. Along with learning, the FTA members also work. Many activities have been carried on this year. To mention just a few: a dance, a chili supper, and a senior banquet. There was also a field trip to Ball State; and FTA gave apples to each of the teachers in April due to the fact that April is Teaching Career Month. A tea was held in honor of Mr. Rohrabaugh’s retirement. Along with Mrs. Buck, FTA has been led by the officers: President, Butch Roettger; Vice-President, Jacque Huffer; Secretary, Marsha Huddleston; and Treasurer, Sandy Strain. Cheryl Moore, cadet teacher, works with Rilev Grade School students. 41 Row 1: Mrs. Kirkpatrick, sponsor, Barbara Camp, Donna Conklin, Marilyn Allen, Rossa L.ipham, Peggy Lap-luini, Sharon Hutchison, Sue Fudge, Nancy Lucas, Sandy Winget, Mrs. Clayton, sponsor. Row 2: Vicki Wagner, Jackie Saulsbcrry, Nancy Yonts, Nina Tony, Pat Rougher, Barb Sheets, Terry Pence, Sandy Stewart. Row 3: Pat Myers, Kathy Thomas, Nancy Obermiller, Joyce Coffman, Amanda Suits, Beth Dimmit, Susan Stewart. Row 4: Sue Altic, Debra Pcavy, Debbie Longfellow, Cheryl Donoho, Peggy Adcrs, Sharon Camp, Connie Salmons, Sharon Ballard, Natalie Chappell. Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers of America provide many opportunities for girls who wish to learn more about homemaking and practical ideas they may find valuable in the future years. F.II.A. this year carried on such activities as: sponsoring a dance; having a hayride; holding a patio picnic; and also holding Family Night. This year’s officers were: President, Peg Lapham; Vice-President, Marilyn Allen: Secretary, Sue Fudge; and Treasurer, Sharon Hutchison. Sponsors were Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Clayton. Future Nurses F. N. A. participates in many civic activities in our school and our community. Among these are: a dance, making favors for hospital patients and County Home patients, holding a bake sale, and visiting Indiana Central College and Community Hospital — just to mention a few. Sponsored by Mrs. Buchanan, the club was also led by the officers. They were: President. Louise Mills; Vice-President, Sonna Terry; Secretary, Vicki DeRosa; Treasurer, Kathy Stevens; Corresponding Secretary, Janet Van Kirk; and Historian, Jane Van Kirk. Row 1: Sallie Kimble, Kathy Stevens, Janet Van Kirk, Vicki DeRosa, Louise Mills, Sonna Terry, Jane Van Kirk, Pat Shipley, Marsha Adams, Susan Burton. Row 2: Judy Teegarden, Sue Lipp, Diane Smith, Stephanie Blacklidge, Yvonne Kindley, Kim Knoll, Karen Kivctt, Mary Lou Butler, Pam Gilbert, Cheryl Best. Row 3: Kim VanArsdale, Debbie Pope, Darla Perkins, Cindy Arnold, Linda Rentschler, Teresa Little, Betty Purcell. Row 4: Diane Berry, Kathy Frazier, Cheryl Aaron, Jo Ann Eller, Ann Carroll, Margaret Carroll, Bonnie Wells, Kathy Rothenl erger. 42 Row 1: Steve Thompson, Dave Compton, Steve Crawford, Phil Weida, Penny Fortinberry, Cheryl Moore, Rett Lucas, Conrad Howe, Jeff Lohsl, Dale Watson, George Andrews. Row 2: Jim Eggars, Dan Rodkey, Dennis Kirkman, Mike Byrne, Butch Roettger, Steve Miner, Bruce Pitman, Fred Robbins, Mark Mohler, Bob Milton, Ronnie Fortinberry. Row 3: Jim McGee, Paul Vos, Vicki Wagner, Yvonne Kindley, Katie Davison, Sue Jane Fickle, Stephanie Blacklidge, Kathy Stevens, Diana Smith, Tim Reidel. Row 4: Steve Coffman, John Doan, Bonnie Amich, Susan Burton, Charlotte Carter, Marsha Adams, Jay Taylor, Wayne Staley. Row 5: Fred Kellams, Steve Beckett, Roger McClain, Steve Gudeman, Kerry Kries, Dick Stout, Margy Stroup, Beeci Huff, Karen Buckner, Barb Cox, Becky Dieterle, Mary Lou Butler, Trudy McPherson. Row 6: John Ponton, Bill Record, Gary Schimmel, Vicki DeRosa, Bev Fair, Bert Weaver, Ted Duffy, Larry Strain, David Royalty. Row 7: Tim Clark, Sheldon Applegate, Debbie Burns, Diane Vos, Kathy Thomas, Karen Panke, Sue Lyons, Kathy Bache, Martha Morningstar, Linda Nelson. Row 8: Janice Pearcy, Cheryl Aaron, Kathy Rothenberger, Kathie Adair, Marti Wagner, Karen Ransom, Kim Van Arsdale, Margi Day, Gail Stevens. Math-Science Club Math-Science Club opens its doors to those who rre interested in the fields of math or science, or who plan to carry on their careers in one of these fields. Through activities of this club, and information obtained at its meetings, members are enabled to put to use some of their knowledge in these fields, and to find new ideas and methods of doing things. Some of the activities the Math-Science Club has carried on this year are: a dance, and a science fair. Two scholarships are also given by Math-Science Club at the end of the school year. Under the keen eyes of Mr. Belcher, Mr. Schilling, and the officers of the club, Math-Science has boon well regulated. Officers were: President, Rett Lucas; Vice-President, Cheryl Moore; Secretary, Penny Fortin-beny, and Treasurer, Phil Weida. 43 Mike sells candy to Dennis at Xmas time. Students always have good appetites. Sunshine tries to satisfy these hunger needs by selling candy. In the fall the Sunshine girls pick up their lwxes of candy and start a citv-wide campaign to make money fcr the club. The girls also cater to the enthusiastic basketball fans by selling candy, cokes, and apples to the people in the stands and at the concession stands. Sunshine Sales Staff at Work Basketball concession workers . . . 44 Rossville and Frankfort Sunshine Blanket Toss At the Heart of School Activities Spreading sunshine, this was the goal of the Sunshine Society this year. Their many activities included caroling at the nursing homes and collecting money for the annual March of Dimes fund. The blanket toss was the best source of money for this fund. As the hand played inspiring music, the fans contributed generously. The community of Frankfort will always remember the generosity of the Sunshine Society. Carolers — Pam Roberts, Nancy Lucas, Ellen Woods, and Becky Marshall. ■15 Row I: Becky Kennedy, Becky Carroll, Martiee Bruce, Jay Coulter, Kerry Kries, Cindi Chirk, Tony Young, Mark Laughner. Row 2: Steve Miner, Rett Lucas, Steve Thompson, Butch Roettger, Ellen Woods, Karla Scluitter, Katherine llufford. Sue Jane Fickle, Katie Davison, l’eggy Lapham, Mike McMurtrey. Row .3: Dale Watson, Paul Vos, Mike Byrne, Tom Reppert, Larry Lashbrook, Craig Strain, Patty Work, Andy Mitchell, Bill Adair, Dave Sharp, Bert Weaver. Row 4: Denny Panke, Bill Record, Steve Moore, Janet Brower, Terry Roettger, Becky Lungren, Nancy Gill, Beeci Huff, Louise Mills, Becky Dieterle. Row 5: Rick Brewer, Karen Panke, Gail Stevens, Kathy Bachc, Kim VanArsdale, Pat Gammon, Kathy Rothen-herger. Student; Council - Practiced Leadership Tlie Student Council serves as the main governing body in the high school. The prefect council, home room representatives, and club presidents made up such committees as: citizenship, pep, club evaluation, traffic, and others. Sponsored by the council this year were pep sessions, convocations, Blue and White Day, Homecoming, school elections, and Open House. Officers of 1967 were President, John Doan; Vice-President, Lana Redman; Secretary, Kathy Bright; Treasurer, Cindy Duncan; and. Parliamentarian, Karen Waddell. Mr. Davis was faculty sponsor. Minors Row 1 — Dirk Colder. Fred Kellams, Bill Lewis, Wally Koertge, Phil Wright, Kerry Kries, Roger McClain, Fred Paul. Row 2 — Keith Moore, Doug Montgomery, Chip Mark, Terry Paxson, Gary Sehiininel, Bill Record, Bart Greene. Row 3 — Coach Ray Green, sponsor; Kenny Howe. Seniors Row 1 — Denny Pitman. Tom Locke, Kent Reed, David Compton, Tom Reppert, Steve Crawford. Mike Shelley, Gale Paxson, Jay Taylor. Row 2 — Jim Roberts, Crcg Utken, Tom Donoho Mike Douglas, Jim Michael, Denny Emery, Steve Thompson, Rett Lucas. Row 3 — Steve Miner, Mike Hutchison, Lloyd Mills, Bruce Pitman, Doug Collins, Dennis Kirkman. John Doan, Conrad Howe, Coach Reese Heninger, sponsor. F Club The “F” Club is comprised of young men who have won athletic jackets in their respective sports. The members are dedicated to the promotion of good sportsmanship and personal leadership. This year the club sponsored their annual “after the game dance”. They also sold b x ster buttons during the sectionals to help promote school spirit. Next year the “F” Club is planning to sponsor a boy’s yell block. They also plan to attend college football and basketball games. This year’s officers are Tom Reppert - President; Dave Compton — Vico President; Steve Crawford — Secretary; Kent Reed — Treasurer; and Sergeant at Arms — Mike Shelley. 47 The sports season certainly reflects the theme of this Cauldron— Changing Times , for it marks the end of an era and the beginning of another. With the close of the sports year, Frankfort Senior High School broke its last link with the North Central Conference. This marks the end of an enriching association with that conference. The season also marked a new beginning for the Hot Dogs. Frankfort Senior High School takes membership in the Sagamore Conference along with Brownsburg, Carmel, Craw-fordsville, Lebanon and Noblesville. Upon the fields of friendly strife. Are sown the seed that. Upon other fields on other days. Will bear the fruits of victory. General Douglas MacArthur. I lie queen and her court: Sharon Jackson, Margie Stroup, Cindy Duncan, Her Majesty Kathy Bright, Cindi Clark, Janet Brower, and Jenny Cassidy. Football Activities Highlight Year Frankfort’s football squad despite its 1-7-1 record enjoyed some success. Under new head Coach Reese Heninger, the Hot Dogs began the season ready for action, but as the season progressed the heavy schedule took its toll on the smaller Hot Dog squad. Highlight of the season was the well played game with the New Castle Trojans, picked hv many to win the North Central Conference. Fierce determination and brilliant team play by the Hot Dogs brought about the 7-7 tie on Homecoming night. At the close of the season John Doan was elected captain hv his teammates. John was also given honorable mention on the all-state team. Tom Reppert and Mike Shelly were chosen cocaptains for their fine play in the backfield. New Castler Billy Ross skirts right end for extra yardage as Mike Douglas makes a vain effort to stop him. 50 How 1 — Ron Mel lady, Charlie Mann, Sheldon Applegate, Bruce Copenluiver, Cary Myers, Rick Coin, Phil VVeida, Steve Gudeman, Bob Alexander, Jay Coulter, Gordon Watson, Jerry Avery. How 2 — Roger McClain, George Myers, Mark Dykstra, Steve Lappin, Tim New, Lance Weatherwax, Bucky McQueen, Micky Gunyon, Coach Hay Green, Coach Steve Psikula, Coach Raymond Rohrahaugh, Coach Reese Heninger. Row 3 — Dick Stout, Doug Montgomery, Steve Moore, John Doan, Mike Hutchison, Mark Laughner, Gale Paxson, Bart Greene, Chip Mark, Tom Donoho, Mike Douglas, Jim Michael. Row 4 — Tom Reppert, Denny Pitman, Ken Howe, Lloyd Mills, Bill McCoskey, Gary Bates, Keith Moore, Terry Paxson, Mike Shelley, Managers — Dennis Kirkman, Boh Stroup, and Rick Brewer. Clockwise, from left — John Doan, 54; Mike Shelley, 34; Mike Douglas, 12; Gale Paxson, 86; Mike Hutchison, 85; Denny Pitman, 60; Tom Reppert, 44; Jim Michael, 47; Tom Donoho, 78; and Lloyd Mills, 77. Coaches — Mr. Rohrahaugh. Mr. Green, Mr. Heninger, and Mr. Psikula. Row 1: Dennis Kirkman, Gary Schimmel, Steve Lappin, Tom Locke, Steve Cambridge. Row 2: Steve Thompson, Bill Reeord, Gary Bates, Greg Utken, Kent Reed, Crawford, Roger McClain, Larry Steve Moore, Mark Lauglmer. Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders - Margie Stroup, Donna Terp-stra, Karen Waddell, Beeei Huff, Janet Brower. 52 Members of the basketball squad began their season under an entirely new coaching staff. Ray Green assumed the duties of Head Coach with Larry Moudy, his assistant and B Team Coach. The Hot Dogs played some very fine games despite the competition of some of the outstanding teams in the state. The Hot Dogs had the highly rated Marion on the run for three quarters, only to lose to superior height. The Hot Dogs came into their own in the sectional, playing their best ball game of the season. It was the Hot Dogs in a squeaker in the opener against Linden. Second game with county rival Clinton Prairie found the Hot Dogs in front by sixteen points. Then the final game and loss to the Delphi Oracles, 60-53. Greg Utken and Tom Locke were named co-captains for the year. Kent Reed, sidelined most of the year with a knee injury, was named to the All-Sectional Team. Chosen also a member of the team, Tom Locke. Thompson, 35; Larry Cambridge, 32; Kent Reed, 25; Tom Locke, 23; Steve Lappin, 24; an d Gary Bates, 22. Center — Coach Ray Green, Assistant Coach Larry Nloudy. Clockwise f r o m left — Roger McClain, 30; Steve Crawford, 31; Bill Record, 33; Gary Schimmel, 34; Greg Utken, 44; Mark Laughner, 40; Steve 53 The B-team closed its season with a victory over Covington, bringing their record to nine wins — nine losses. With the return of this fine sophomore talent for next year. Frankfort fans can look forward to a bright future in basketball. B team cheerleaders — Linda Shope, Cail Stevens, Jenny Cassidy, Sandy Lyons, and Terri Shircliff. Frankfort’s Basketball Future Bow 1 - Bill Shoemaker, Randy Brackett, Sieve Lappin, Ron Mellady, Cary Iluffer. Kelly McClain. Row 2 - Jeff Dietcrlc, Clary Bates, Rick Swift, Coach Larry Moody, Steve Moore, Mark Laughner, Mike Harris. 54 The unsung heroes of the athletic department —Mr. I Ioff-man and stud e n t managers, Fred Kel-lams, Dennis Kirkimn, Larry Myers, B o b Stroup, Mr. Hoffman, and Rick Brewer. F.S.H.S. is very proud of this group. The Covington basketball game gave Frankfort Senior High School another chance to show off its beauties. For the final game of the season, Sallie Kimble was elected queen by members of the senior class. Other members of the queen’s court were — Cindy Duncan, Cindi Clark, Ronnie Amich, and Ellen Woods. Queen and Her Court — Bonnie, Queen Sallie, Cindi, seated, Cindy, and Ellen. 55 Row! - Gary Myers, student mgr,; David Compton, Bruce Pitman, Steve Thompson, Mike Hutchison, Gale Paxson, Rett Lucas. Jim Michael, Phil Wright, Dick ('.older, Harry Sebree. Row 2 - Ted Duffy, Roger McClain, Charles Mann, Bill Record, Cary Schimmcl, Kenny Howe, Bruce Mitch-ell, Jack Sanders, Gary Huffer, Bob Alexander. Row 3 - Assistant Coach Larry Moudy, Sheldon Applegate, Ron Nlellady, Mike Dobson, Denny Sharp, Kelley McClain, Gary Bates, Steve Moore, Mike Harris, Jerry Avery, Dennis Posey, Bill Lemon, Head Coach Art Page. Track . . . Off and Running Seated — Cindy Duncan and Janet Brower. Standing — Janet Bradley. Queen Brenda Obermiller, and Becci Huff. The track team, under Coach Page, hopes for a successful season this year. For the first time the Pagemen will compete with teams of the Sagamore Conference of which Frankfort is a member. Returning to bolster the cinder-pathmen are Bruce Pitman, Steve Thompson, Phil Wright, Mike Hutchison, Jim Michael and Dick Golder. 56 How 1 — Kenny Johnson, Melvin Coomer, David Walsh, Murphy Dupler. Row 2 - Fred Kellams, Student Mgr.; Bill Lewis, Thomas, Fred Paul, Jay Coulter. Row 3 — David Compton, Jay Taylor, Rett Lucas, Alhano, Coach Phil Harp. Foust, Tom Becker, Sheldon Applegate, Boh Wright, Tom Lance Weatherwax, Chip Mark, Doug Montgomery, Tom Jay McKinney, Craig Strain, Paul Vos, Steve Butler, Boh Swimming Coach Phil Harps tankmen closed their regular season with a record of five wins and five losses. Highlight of the season was the defeat of arch-rival Lafayette Jeff. Placing fourth in the sectional and sending seven men to the state finals was the finish to a verv fine season. Cross Country The cross-countrv team enjoyed much success as it was paced by such standouts as Bruce Pitman, Phil Wright, and Dick Colder. The team worked hard under Coach Larrv Moudy, finishing with a season record of six wins and one loss. Gary Huffer, Bill Lewis, Colder, and Phil Wright. Dieterle, Sanders Moudy, Gary Schinunel, Pitman, 57 Tennis Golf The tennis team under Coach Rohrabaugh must find new talent for the fourth and fifth positions this year. Letterman Conrad Howe, along with Lonnie Dial and Bill Adair with hard work will take care of the first three positions. The 1967 edition ol the Frankfort golf team under Coach Ray Green, appears to be of great promise. The season opened with a victory over Delphi, followed by a defeat at the hands of Lafayette Jeff. Then came victories over Browns-burg. North Western, and Crawfordsville. Get ’em Hot Dogs. Coach Raymond Roh-rabaugh, Larry Lash-brook, Bill Adair, Gerald Gardner, Conrad Howe, Tom Becker, Bob Albano, Fred Paul, Lonnie Dial, Rick Campbell. Tom Walsh. Phil Wright, Tom Andrews, Wally Koertge, Steve Gudeman, Mark Dykstra, Mark Laugh-ner, Steve Crawford. Coach Ray Green, Rob Davis, Bob Alexander, Fred Kcllams, Brad Marsh. 58 Wrestling Baseball Under new head coach Steve Psikula the grapplers faced quite a bit of tough competition, vet managed to get one victory. Paxson, Wright, Koertge, and Kries looked good in the early meets, yet the same old problem of not enough depth showed up again. The diamond men set their hopes high this year as they faced a new schedule of opponents, some coming from the Sagamore Conference. Returning senior lettermen are Steve Miner, Denny Wainscott, Denny Emery ,and John Doan. This will be the first year for the state tournament in baseball. How 1 — Jack Sanders, Jerry Avery. Kerry Kries, Phil Wright, Phil W e i cl a, Steve Schertzinger. Row 2 — George Myers, Rick Coin. Martin Moore. Wally Koertge, Dong Collins. Boh Alexander. Row 3 — Greg Workman, Student mgr.; Terry Paxson, Bart Greene, Mike Hutchison, Gale Paxson, Bruce Co pen-haver. Coach Steve Psi-ktila. Front row: Stcv e Moore, George Myers. Roger McClain, Bill Shoemaker, Kerry Kries, Ron Schultz, Ron Mel-lady, Steve L a p p i n, Rick Swift, Micky Gun-yon. Row 2: Mike Harris, Bart Greene, Steve Mi i-er, Keith Moore, Denny Wainscott, Steve Royer, Kelly McClain, Randy Brackett, J o h n Doan, Denny Emery. Row 3: Steve Psikula, Dennis Kirkman, Terry Paxson, Boh Alexander, Reese Heninger, Coach. 59 ft A _, yy]f jju -yy' '' c gp J ou o . „ , 1 , JL. f -o' 'iJ ot m£W � - (k, ' 6 t - Sp fc, J?y ft ° ffla.taJxJ jx Aayt -tcy , v « F2 titaL, : T 0 WXV Administration Searching for The school system is constantly striving to aid each student in attaining the highest possible academic goals. Our curriculum is constantly broadening, social activities are always increasing, and new friendships are developing at amazing rates. Our alert administration and faculty have handed us new privileges and responsibilities. For all of this foundation and background, we are thankful and appreciative. We realize that we are the products of “Changing Times” and are indebted to our supervisors for their guidance. Board of Education . . . Robert K. Moore, Superintendent; Frank Innis, Dr. Robert Cook, Marvin Mann, Raymond Patchett, Robert Bracken, Brad Blickenstaff, Jack Coulter. the Needs of Changing Times Margaret Gibbs—Counselor Bnren Davis—Counselor Faculty Mrs. Anderson — Ball State — Home Economics: Mrs. Bates — Stanford University — Foreign Language: Mr. Belcher — Indiana University — Science. Mr. Bennett — Purdue University — Industrial Arts: Mrs. Buck — Purdue University — English: Mrs. Clayton — Purdue University — Home Economics. Miss Ewart — Indiana State — Music: Mrs. Garrison — DePauw University — Business: Mr. Harp — Indiana University — Physical Education. Mr. Henderson — Indiana State — English: Mr. Hughes — Indiana State — Industrial Arts: Miss Howes — Purdue University — Physical Education. Mrs. Hunt — Indiana University — English: Miss Irion — Purdue University — Foreign Language: Miss Kearns — Indiana University — English. Mrs. Kirkpatrick — Purdue University — Home Economics: M rs. Lindeman — Indiana University — English: Mr. Long — Northwestern University — Music. Mrs. Myers — Indiana University — Physical Education: Mr. Myers — Purdue University — Industrial Arts: Miss Miller — Butler University — English. Mr. Moudy — Ball State — Business: Mr. McMurtrey — Butler University — English: Mr. Phillippe - Butler University -Math. Mr. Prosser — Indiana State — Social Science: Mr. Psikula — Ball State — Social Science: Mrs. Psikula - Ball State — Business. Mr. Ricker — Purdue University — Physical Education: Mr. Hohrahaugh — Franklin College — Social Science: Mr. Sawicki — Ball State — Art. 65 Mr. Swaby — Indiana State — Printing: Mr. Shepherd — In- diana University — Social Science: Mr. Swearingen — Purdue University — Science. Mrs. Sweet — Ohio State — English: Mrs. Thompson — Temple University — Business: Mr. Waddell — Ball State — Social Science. Mrs. Williams — Purdue University — English: Miss Woods — Indiana State — Business: Mr. Yates — Ball State — Business. Mrs. Buchanan — Methodist — School Nurse: Miss Harland — Butler University: Mr. Heninger — Ball State — Physical Education. Mr. Green — Hanover College — Physical Education: Mr. Schilling — Pur d u e University — Math: Mr. Schwabe — Indiana State — Music. 60 Front Row, Coaches — Reese Heninger, Art Page, Richard Ricker, Ray Green, and Phil Harp. Back Row — Steve Psikula, Raymond Rohr aba ugh, and Larry Moudy. Custodial Staff — Ralph Miller, Otto Springer, Russell Reed, Wayne Sanders, and Maxine Sanders. Cafeteria — Mary Hinton, Sybil Titus, Maybeth Dircks, Joan Albaugh, Polly Lipp, Gladys Hunter, Roberta Curts, Minnie Smith, Vera Slipher, T h e 1 m a Downey, and Audra Sipes. 67 e « Seniors The end of a most important period of life is about to come for the Class of “67 . Soon they will be graduating and leaving the school for various jobs or colleges, but their last year at F.S.H.S. will not be forgotten. Their leadership and participation in sports, Big Broadcast, plays, clubs, and a multitude of other activities will remain in their memories throughout their lifetimes. The efforts of the Hot Dog football team against the New Castle Trojans, the basketball team’s victory over Clinton Prairie in the sectional, and the production of the Big Broadcast and the Senior Class Play were possible because of the outstanding leadership and efforts of the senior class. It has truly been a fine year for this class, and hopefully it has prepared them for the challenges of tomorrow. Senior Class Officers Steve Thompson, President; Sue Jane Fickle, Vice-President; Martiee Bruce, Secretarv; Bett Lucas, Treasurer. ABSTON. SHIRLEY — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Choir. Big Broadcast. Office Worker ADAMS, MARSHA — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Latin Club. Math-Science. Orchestra. Choir, Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Prom Committee. Marinettes. Madrigal ADERS, NANCY — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A.. Marinettes AMICH, BONNIE — Academic — Future Teachers. French Club. Math-Science. G.A A.. Class Officer. Prom Committee. Pep Club. Cheerleader ANDREWS, GEORGE — Academic — Hi-Y, French Club, Math-Science, All-School Play. Wrestling, Cross-Country. Big Broadcast. Senior Class Play ASH, STEVE — Academic — French Club. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. Prom Committee AVERY, JERRY — Industrial Arts — Baseball, Big Broadcast AYERS, TERESA — Academic — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Drama Club. Big Broadcast. G.A. A.. All-School Play. Puppette. Pep Club 68 BAILEY. MIKE — Academic — F Club. Wrestling. Cross-Country BAKER. KEITH A — Business — Sunshine. French Club. Fu Club. National Honor Society. Band. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Marinettes. Cheerleader. Senior Class Play BALLARD. ROSEANNA — Business — Sunshine BARKER. GENE — Business BARKER. JOE — Industrial Arts BARTLEY. GENE — Business — Wrestling BEARD, DAN — General BEAUCHAMP, TERRY — General BLACKLIDGE, STEPHANIE — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. Math-Science. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. Senior Class Play BOYLES, TIM — General — F Club. Wrestling. Football BRADLEY. CHERYL — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Latin Club. Math-Science. Orchestra. Choir. B i g Broadcast. All-School Play. High Life Staff. Senior Class Play. National Honor Society BRIGHT. KATHY — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Nurses, Future Teachers. Spanish Club. B i g Broadcast. Class Officer. Cheerleader BROWN. SUSAN — General — Sunshine. All-School Play. Officer Worker. Senior Class Play BRUCE. MARTI EE — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. French Club. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Class Officer, Office Worker. Marinettes. Pep Club. Senior Class Play BUNTIN, GLORIA — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Office Worker. Pep Club BURTON. SUSAN — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Latin Club. Math-Science. Big Broadcast. G.G.A.. Pep Club. Senior Class Play BUSHMAN. MICHAEL LEE — Industrial Arts — Choir. Big Broadcast BUTLER. STEVE — Industrial Arts — Swimming BYRNE. MIKE — General — Student Council. Hi-Y. Math-Science. Big Broadcast. Prom Committee CANNON, JERRY — Industrial Arts CARMAN, JUDY — Home Ec — Sunshine CARROLL. JOHN — Business — Student Council. Spanish Club. Cross-Country CARROLL, BECKY — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. Madrigal. Spanish Club. F Club. Drama Club. Cauldron Staff. Choir. Big Broadcast, G.A.A., All-School Play, Class Officer. Prom Committee. Pep Ciub. Senior Class Play CARTER. CHARLOTTE — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club, Latin Club. Math-Science. National Honor Society. Cauldron Staff. G.A.A.. Office Worker. Prom Committee. Marinettes. Pep Club 69 Chuck Swanke, Mike Bailey and Stephanie Blacklidge examine bookstore paperbacks. CARTER, HELEN — Academic — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Spanish Club. French Club CHANDLER. DONNA — Business — Sunshine. French Club. Band. Pep Club. Senior Class Play CHEEK, FRED — Industrial Arts CLARK, CYNTHIA — Business — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. F u Club. Orchestra. Choir. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Puppette. Pep Club. National Honor Society. Madrigal CLEAVER. DENNIS — General — Hi-Y. Future Teachers. French Club. Y a Club. Band. Big Broadcast. National Honor Society CLINGER. JEFF — Business COCK RUM, ELAINE — Business — Sunshine. Spanish Club, All-School Play. Pep Club. Senior Class Play COFFMAN, STEVE — Academic — Hi-Y. Math-Science. All-School Play COLLINS, DOUG — Industrial Arts — Wrestling. Football. Big Broadcast. F Club. Senior Class Play COLLOM. PAT — Business — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Big Broadcast, G.A.A., All-School Play. Puppette COMPTON. DAVID — Academic — Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Math-Science. F Club. Office Worker. Swimming. Baseball. Big Broadcast. Senior Class Play CONNER. CATHY — General — Sunshine. Spanish Club. French Club. Mar-inettes. Pep Club COY, ROBERT L. — Industrial Arts — Hi-Y CRAWFORD, STEVE — Academic — Student Council. French Club. Math-Science. F Club. Cauldron Staff. All-School Play, Class Officer. Prom Committee. Basketball. Cross-Country. Swimming. Golf CREWS. BARBARA General CRIDER, JOE — Industrial Arts 70 CROUSORE, BILL — Industrial Arts CROWELL, BRENDA — Home Ec — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Future Homemakers, Spanish Club. Marinettes CUNNINGHAM, STEVE — Academic — Basketball. Baseball. F Club DALRYMPLE, ALICE — General — Sunshine DAVIES, LINDA — Business — Sunshine. Choir. Big Broadcast. Pep Club. French Club DAVIS, NANCY — General — Sunshine. French Club. Big Broadcast, Pep Club DAVISON. KATHRYN — Home Ec — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Homemakers. French Club. Latin Club. Math-Science. Pep Club DECKER, KAY — Business — Sunshine. Choir. Big Broadcast DEVORE. DAN — General — All-School Play DOAN, JOHN — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. National Honor Society. F Club. Cauldron Staff. Key Club. Football. Baseball. Senior Class Play DONOHO. TOM — Business — F Club. Football DOUGLAS, MIKE — Academic — Latin Club. F Club. Football DUNCAN. CINDY — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. Spanish Club. Drama Club. B i g Broadcast. All-School Play. Class Officer. Prom Committee. Pep Club. Cheerleader DURBOROW. SHARON — General EAST, ANGIE — Business — Sunshine, Spanish Club, G.A.A.. Office Worker. Pep Club EGGERS. JAMES STEPHEN — Academic — Future Teachers, French Club. Latin Club. Math-Science. All School Play. High Life Staff ELLIOTT, JO ELLEN — Academic — Sunshine. Spanish Club. F Club. Drama Club. Choir. Big Broadcast. All School Play, Office Worker, Madrigal. Senior Class Play EMANS. NANCY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club, Band. Big Broadcast. Prom Committee. Senior Class Play EMERY. DENNY — Academic — F Club. Baseball EUBANK. CHARLES — General — Hi-Y. French Club. Track FICKLE, SUE JANE — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. Math-Science. Drama Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Class Officer. Pep Club FISHER, WANDA SUE — General FRY. DAVID — Industrial Arts — Hi-Y FUDGE, SUE — Home Ec. — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Choir. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. Office Worker. Madrigal 71 Linda Kern, Bob Milton, Sallic Kimble, and Phil VVeida congregate at bulletin board. GALLAHER. STEVE — Business — Hi-Y GILBERT, CONNIE — General — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club GODBEY. WILMA — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Spanish Club GOODWIN, DONNA — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Choir. Big Broadcast. Pep Club GUEST, MARCIA — General — Sunshine HACKER. JIM — General HAILMAN. WILLIAM T. — Industrial Arts HALE. NATHAN — General — Baseball HAYES. JANICE — General — Sunshine. Choir. Big Broadcast. Pep Club HIBBARD, GORDON — Industrial Arts— Student Council. Big Broadcast HILL. DAVID — Industrial Arts HINTON, PHYLLIS — General — Sunshine. G.A.A.. Prom Committee HITCH. STEVE — Business HODGES. THOMAS E. — Industrial Atrs — Hi-Y HOLLIGER. JERI ANN — General — Sunshine, Drama Club. All-School Play, Senior Class Play HOWE. CONRAD Academic Student Council. Hi-Y. Future Teachers. Latin Club. Math-Science. Drama Club. F Club. Cauldron Staff. Big Broadcast. Key Club. All-School Play. Tennis. Senior Class Play 72 HUDDLESTON. MARSHA — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play. Orchestra. High Life Staff. All-School Play. Office Worker. Pep Club HUFFER. JACQUE — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Spanish Club. FU Club. National Honor Society. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Senior Class Play HUFFORD. KATHERINE — Academic Student Council. Sunshine, French Club. National Honor Society. Cauldron Staff. G.A.A.. Prom Committee. Mari-nettes. Pep Club HUTCHISON. MIKE — Academic — Drama Club. F Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Wrestling. Football. Track. Senior Class Play HUTCHISON. SARA — Academic — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Math-Science. G A A. HUTCHISON. SHARON •— Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Band. Big Broadcast. Office Worker JOLLY. CATHY — Academic — Sunshine. Spanish Club KALLNER, TOM — Academic — French Club. Wrestling KENNEDY. MARSHA — Academic Student Council. Sunshine. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Mari-nettes. Senior Class Play KERN. LINDA — Academic — Sunshine. French Club. Math-Science. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Office Worker. Marinettes. Pep Club. Senior Class Play KIMBLE. SALLIE — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. F Club. Choir. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Office Worker. Pep Club. National Honor Society KINDLEY, YVONNE — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. Math-Science. G.A.A.. Marinettes. Senior Class Play KI RKMAN, DENNIS — Academic — Hi-Y. Latin Club. Math-Science, F Club. Office Worker. Basketball. Football. Baseball. Student Mgr. LAPHAM. PEGGIE — Home Ec. — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Homemakers, G.A.A.. Office Worker LARGE, DAVID — Industrial Arts — F Club. Football LARSON. STANLEY — Industrial Arts LASHBROOK. LARRY — General — Student Council. Hi-Y. Drama Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Wrestling. Senior Class Play LINEBACK, JEFF — General LIPP. SUE — General — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Choir. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. Office Worker LOCKE, TOM — Business — F Club. Office Worker. Basketball. Cross-Country LOHSL. GEOFFRY A. — Academic — Hi-Y. Latin Club. Math-Science. F Club. Prom Committee. Football. Cross-Country. Swimming. Baseball. Senior Class Play LUCAS. EVERETT NEWTON II — Academic — Student Council. French Club. Math-Science. National Honor Society. F Club. Key Club. Class Officer. Swimming. Baseball. Big Broadcast LUCAS. NANCY — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Spanish Club. Cauldron Staff. Choir. Big Broadcast. Office Worker. Prom Committee. Pep Club. National Honor Society LUCAS. SUE ANN — General — Sunshine. Spanish Club. F Club. Choir. Big Broadcast. Office Worker 73 Senior Class sponsors, Miss Kearns and Mr. Waddell, aid Linda Graves and Tom Cappolli in choosing commencement dress. McCLUGHEN. MARILYN Home Ec— Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A., Pep Club McCOSKEY. BILL — Industrial Arts — Football. Track McGEE, JIM — Academic — Hi-Y. Future Teachers. Latin Club. Math-Science. F Club. Key Club. Swimming. Baseball McKinney. JOHN jay — Industrial Arts — F Club. Swimming McKINZIE, PEGGY — General — Sunshine. Spanish Club McMURTREY, MIKE — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. Future Teachers, Latin Club. F Club. National Honor Society. Cauldron Staff. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Senior Class Play MARSH. BRAD — Business — All-School Play. Golf MARSH. JAMES — Industrial Arts MARSHALL. BECKY — Business — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Cauldron Staff. National Honor Society. Pep Club MARTIN, JANET — Business — Student Council. Sunshine. Spanish Club. F Club. Choir. Big Broadcast. Class Officer, Puppette. Prom Committee. Pep Club. Cheerleader MICHAEL. JIM — Business — F Club. Football. Track MILLS, LLOYD — Business — F Club. Band. Big Broadcast. Wrestling. Football MILLS. LOUISE — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. Math-Science. F Club. Orchestra. G.A.A.. All-School Play MILNER, DEBORAH — Academic — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Spanish Club. Drama Club. Choir. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Puppette. Marinettes. Pep Club. Madrigal. Senior Clciss Play MILTON, BOB — Academic — Spanish Club. Math-Science. Prom Committee MINCEMOYER. CHRIS — Business — Sunshine. G.A.A.. Pep Club 74 MINER, STEVE — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. F Club. Cauldron Staff. Key Club. All-School Play. Baseball. Senior Class Play MITCHELL.’ ANDY — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. Drama Club. Cauldron Staff. Key Club. All-School Play. Senior Class Play MOHLER. MARK — Academic — Spanish Club. Math-Science. Big Broadcast MOON, JENNIE — Academic — Sunshine, Latin Club. Band. Choir. Office Worker. National Honor Society. Big Broadcast. Senior Class Play MOORE. CHERYL — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Latin Club. Math-Science. Drama Club. All-School Play. Prom Committee. Pep Club. Senior Class Play MOORE, JANET — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. Choir. Big Broadcast. G.A. A., All-School Play. Marinettes. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play MUNDELL. BOB — Business — Hi-Y MYERS. CHRIS — General — Hi-Y. Wrestling NEIDLINGER, JOHN — Business — Football. Track NERN, MICHAL — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. Latin Club. Marinettes. Pep Club NEWHOUSE. JERRI — Business — Sunshine. French Club. National Honor Society. Big Broadcast. Office Worker. PuDpette NOBLE, PATSY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Oub. Latin Club. G.A A.. All-School P’ay. Office Worker. Prom Committee. Pep Club. National Honor Society NOONAN. JIM — Academic — French Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Senior Class Play NORTHERN. SUE ANNE — Home Ec — Sunshine. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Pep Club. Senior Class Play OBERMILLER. BRENDA — General — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. F Club. Dr ma Club. Choir. B‘g Broadcast. All-School Play. Puopette. Pen CHub. Madrigal. Senior Class Play O'BRIEN. JOHN — General O’NEAL. STEVE — Academic — French Club PALOMBO. DAVID — Academic — French Club. F Club. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Football. Baseball PAXSON. GALE — General — F Club. All-School Play. Wrestling. Football. Senior Class Play PENCE. TERESA KAY — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. French Club. Band. Big Broadcast PICKERING. JAY DEE — General PIPPENGER. STEVE — General — Choir PITMAN, BRUCE — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. F Club. National Honor Society. F Club. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. Key Club. All-School Play. Class Officer. Track. Cross-Country. Senior Class Play PITMAN, DENNIS — Academic. Spanish Club. F Club. All-School P 1 a y. Football 75 Nancy Ewans shows n� case to Tonnaleia NV'O Vo'1' itV i isP � Y POPE. DOuv Industrial Arts — Football. Baseball PRICKETT. MIKE — Industrial Arts WICK, DAVID — Academic — Band. Big Broadcast jt — Academic — French — F Club. Basketball. M Senior Class )00G QUiv. Choir. t i REED. KENT — Ciub. Math-Science, r w ' -««-Country. Baseball, Cf°s p ay Q£eO£Bi-rencn B ' ' _ sw p s ne’ . aAei 'ctf cwto; is 0oN ub. suiv B eS| Br° pant mess S'i'V B3nwa p � V Gev® rrtttcC Cw vT CW t p aV-Sen'2V. CW cnoo' biCo pr® V B s'1 '0' G - $or er V - . r sc , TIM — Academic Spanish Club. Math-Science, fice Worker, Senior Class Play RITCHIE, GENE — Business — Frencn Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Senior Class Play 1INC FRED — Academic - nis ath-Science, Band, Class adcast • n Arts Se ' ROBISON, TONNALk. Sunshine. French Club, o«. Broadcast, Senior Class Play RODKEY, DAN — Academic — Fre. Club, Math-Science, Drama Club, Band. Big Broadcast, Key Club. All-School Play, Prom Committee. National Honor Society, Senior Class Play iOETTGER. BUTCH - Academic — Stu- ' '♦ Council. Hi-Y, Future Teachers. Club. Latin Club, Math-Science, ' Key Club. All-School Senior Class . dent French Big Broadcast, Play, Prom Committee Play ROYALTY, DENNIS - Acadf in Club, Baseball, High Life ior Class Play ;iw c t( sc SALMONS, CONNIE — Home Ec — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Marinettes SAULSBERRY. JACKIE — General — Sunshine. Future Homemakers, Office Worker SCHUTTER, KARLA — Business — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. Spanish Club. F Club. Band. Orchestra, Big Broadcast, G.A.A.. All-School Play. Senior Class Play SHEETS, BARBARA — Home Ec. — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A.. Marinettes SHEETS, VIRGINIA — Home Ec — Sunshine. Pep Club SHELLEY, MICHAEL — General — F Club. Football. Track SHIPLEY, PAT — General — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Nurses. G.A.A. SHIPLEY, SANDY — Business — Sunshine. French Club. F Club. Cauldron Staff. Band. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. National Honor SHOULDERS, JIM — Business SHOULDERS, SANDY — Home Ec — Sunshine. Future Nurses SHULER, ANGELA — Academic — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Pep Club SIDERS, SAND IE — General — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Pep Club SLIPHER, DWIGHT — Academic — F Club. Basketball SLIPHER, JEFF — Academic — French Club. Prom Committee. Swimming. Senior Class Play SMITH. DIANA — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. Math-Science. All-School Play. Office Workers. Pep Club. Senior Class Play SMITH. MIKE — Industrial Arts SMITH, SHARON — Business — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Pep Club SMITH. STEPHEN B. — Industrial Arts SMITH, STEPHEN R. — Industrial Arts SNODGRASS. CONNIE — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A.. Office Worker SPRAY, JOHN — Business STALEY. WAYNE — Industrial Arts — Student Council. Math-Science, Drama Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Senior Class Play STARK, LEROY — Industrial Arts STEINMETZ, DEBBIE — Business — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Spanish Club. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Senior Class Play i i Mr. Kennedy explains new system to Sandy Shipley, Gale Paxson, Kent Reed, Chris Mincemoyer, Steve Thompson and Nlichal Nern. STEVENS, KATHY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Latin Club. Math-Science. Senior Class Play. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast, G.A.A., All-School Play. Prom Committee. F Club STEWART, SANDY — General — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Choir. Big Broadcast STEWART, TARA — General — Sunshine. Drama Club. Big Broadcast. G.A.A., All-School Play. Marinettes. Pep Club. Senior Class Play STOCKBERGER. RONALD — General STRAIN, CRAIG — Academic — Student Council. Spanish Club. F Club. Band. Orchestra. Choir. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Swimming. Madrigal. Senior Class Play STRAIN, SANDY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. F Club. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. G.A.A., All-School Play. Prom Committee. Marinettes. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play SWANKE. CHUCK — Academic TAPP. JAN YVETTE — Business — Sunshine. French Club. Pep Club TAYLOR, JAY — Academic — Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. Swimming. Senior Class Play TEEGARDEN. JUDY — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Nurses. French Club. Latin Club. Math-Science. Big Broadcast. Pep Club TERPSTRA, JEFF — Business — Hi-Y. Cross-Country. Swimming TERRY. JEAN — Business — Sunshine. Spanish Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Puppette, Pep Club THAYER. BECKY — Business — Sunshine, Spanish Club. Drama Club. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Puppette THOMPSON, STEVE — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Math-Science. National Honor Society. F Club. Cauldron Staff. All-School Play. Class Officer. Basketball. Track. Cross-Country. Key Club. Big Broadcast TONY. NINA — Home Ec — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A. UTKEN. GREG — Academic — Student Council. Hi-Y. French Club. Latin Club. National Honor Society. F Club. Key Club. Class Officer. Prom Committee. Basketball. Cross-Country 78 VAN KIRK, JANE — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Latin Club. Math-Science VAN KIRK. JANET — Academic — Sunshine. Future Nurses. Latin Club. Math-Science VAN LANDINGHAM, SALLY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. G.A.A., All-School Play. Prom Committee. Marinettes. Pep Club VOS, PAUL L. — Academic — Student Council. Latin Club. Math-Science. All-School Play. Swimming WAGNER, VICKI — Academic — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. French Club. Math-Science WAINSCOTT, DENNY — Academic — French Club. All-School Play. Baseball. Senior Class Play WALSH, THOMAS L. — General WATCHBAUGH. GENE — Business WATSON, DALE — Academic — Student Council. H-Y. Spanish Club. Math-Science. Cauldron Staff. Golf. National Honor Society WATSON. DORIS — Business — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. G.A.A.. Office Worker. Marinettes. Pep Club WE I DA, PHILIP T. — Academic — French Club. Math-Science. F Club. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. All-School Play. Wrestling. Football WHITAKER, PAUL — General — French Club. Wrestling WINGET, SANDY — General — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Choir. G.A.A.. Big Broadcast WOODS. ELLEN — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. Spanish Club. F Club. Band. Big Broadcast, All-School Play. Office Worker. Marinettes. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play WORK. PATTY — Academic — Student Council. Sunshine. Future Teachers. French Club. F Club. National Honor Society. Cauldron Staff. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. G.A.A.. All-School Play. Prom Committee. Marinettes. Senior Class Play YONTS. NANCY — Academic — Sunshine. Future Homemakers. Office Worker ZURFAS, REBECCA — Academic — Sunshine. French Club. Latin Club. F Club. Cauldron Staff. Band. Orchestra. Big Broadcast. All-School Play, National Honor Society 79 Junior Class Officers — Becky Kennedy, Vice-President; Becci Huff, Treasurer; Vicki Adams, Secretary; Bill Record, President. Juniors After a year of preparing for the prom; and after a year of supporting the seniors in all the activities of high school, the juniors prepare to move into the role of leaders. Soon they will he playing a major role in the guidance of clubs, sports, plays, and other school activities. It is a great privilege and responsibility. This class won the contest this year for decorating the halls for Blue and White Day. This ability to work together as a class will hopefully carry on to their senior year and make them capable of attacking all its challenges with the vigor shown by its predecessors. Prom committee and junior class activity sponsors, rs. Thompson and Mr. Sawicki. 80 Brad Aaron. Bill Adair. Vicki Adams. Peggy Aders. Don Allen. Marilyn Allen Paul Amich. Nora Anderson. Hick Avery. Donna Bagley. Sharon Ballard. June Barker Cheryl Barnes. Dick Baughman. Stanley Baughman. Gary Beard. Steve Beckett. Cheryl Best Brenda Bleichner, Dennis Borden. Pat Bougher. Linda Brakefield. P a t Branstetter. Janet Brower Karen Buckner. Kathy Buntin. Mary Lou Butler. Gary Byrne. Larry Cambridge. Barb Camp Sharon Camp. Jack Campbell. Janet Carter, Joan Castle. Gelia Chandler. Natalie Chappell Tim Clark. Viola Clark. Jim Clinger. Joyce Coffman. Donna Conklin. Ros-ana Conner 81 Carol Cook. Barb Cox. Karen Cox. Debbie Coy. Tom Cullen. Paula Davis Teresa Davy. Mike Deford. Vicky DeRosa. Lonnie Dial. B e c k i e Dieterle. Beth Dim mitt Marvin D o n o h o. Caroyln Doughty, Ted Duffy. Mark Dykstra. Tom Edgar. Patty Eggers John Elliott. Nancy Ely. Barb Emans. Archie Emery. Beverly Fair. Ron Ferguson Gary Fishback. Penny Fortinberry. Tolbert Fritz. Bob Gallener. Art Garret. Toby George Jim Gibson. Pam Gilbert. Nancy Gill. Debbie Goar. Dick Golder. Don Good Jim Gough. Bart Greene. Judy Gregory. Steve Gude-man. Mick Gunyon. Jim Gwynn 82 Jim Hardesty. Della Harris. Chris Hedge. Janice Henning. Lana Henning. Marcia Hitch Susan Hollis. Karen Horine. Fred Howe. Kenneth H o w e. Lynnette Huddleston. Becci Huff Maxine Janz. Pat J e r r e I 1. Peggy Johnson. Fred Kel-lams, Rita Kelley. Becky Kennedy Karen Kivett. Kim Knoll. Wally Koer-tge. Karin Kreish-er. Kerry Kries. Donna Laflin Rosa Lapham. Linda Lashbrook. Teresa Lemen. Bill Lewis. Kathy Lin-daur. Teresa Little Becky L u n g r e n. Roger McClain. Linda McCoy. Bob McGee. Sharon McIntosh. Fred Me-New Trudy McPhearson. Charles Mark. Marilyn Marsh. Cheryl Martin. Brenda Meeks. Mike Meiers 83 Laura Mihay, Doug Montgomery. Brenda Moore. Keith Moore. Pat Myers. Mike Norris Nancy Obermiller, Jane O'Dell. Dennis Panke, Rick Paul. Terry Paxson, Connie Pearcy Darla Perkins. Debbie Pippenger. Susie Pitman. Teresa Plunkitt. Penny Porter. Cindy Price Kathy Quick. Bill Record. Carol Redding. Lana Redman. Judy Reed, Vicki Reed Glenda Reppert, Cindy Rice. Doug Richards. Danny Ridenour. Mike Ridgway. Pam Roberts Linda Robertson. Diane Robinson, Tom Robison. David Rodkey. Terri Roettger. M y r n a Roth Nancy Rutledge. Mary Ann Salisbury, Jo Ellen Saltsman, Judy Sanders. Mike Sanders. John Sea lion 84 Gary Schimmel. Darlene Scott, Lois Scott, Tom Sexton. David Sharp. Tom Sharp Kenneth Shipley. Jack Shiar. Paul Sims, Sarah Skinner. Curtis Smith. Mike Smith Pat Smith. Rita Snyder. Jean Spray. Sandra Staley. Jim Stock. Dick Stout Margy Stroup, Gilbert Suite. Jerry Suite. Amanda Suits. Judy Templeton. Donna Terp-stra Sonna Terry. Ann Thayer. Kathy Thomas, Tom Thomas. Tim Thompson. Paula Troxell Vickie Van Tyle. Karen Waddell. Emma Walters, Lance Weatherwax. Bert Weaver. Ken-nie Welty Barb White. J i m Wilson, Phil Wright. Terry Young. Bin-nie Young. Ronnie Young 85 Tony Young, Ron Schultz. Steve Carlson 86 Sophomores The sophomore’s first year held many enjoyable moments. During this time they chose their class sweaters and were most helpful in representing the school. Mostly, however, it has been a year for becoming acquainted with the high school system. It has been a year for learning the many fascinating and intricate details of high school life. It has been a most enriching year for this class and has prepared them to meet the challenges of their future years in high school. Sophomore Class Officers — Bonnie Wells, Secretary: Boh Wright, President; Kathy Bache, Vice-President; Gail Stevens, Treasurer. Sophomore girl’s Big Broadcast attraction, King of the Road”. 87 g— PAGE 88 Row I Cheryl Aaron, James Abston, Kathic Adair, Robert Albano, Robert Alexander, Michael Alexander, Brad Allen, Sue Altic Row 2 Jim Anderson, Thomas Andrews, Sheldon Applegate, Cynthia Arnold, Karen Ash, Dclpha Ashley, Jerry Avery, Sharon Awmon Row 3 Carolyn Ayers, Richard Ayers, James Babb, J u d y Babb, Kathy Bathe, Phyllis Baker, Sylvia Barrett, Gary Bates Row 4 Nancy Beck, Tom Becker, Robert Benge, Diane Berry, Debra Bewsey, John Blackburn, Marsha Bowen, Bill Bozworth Row 5 Randy Brackett, Janet Bradley, Diane Brammell, Rick Brower, Randy Brcxike, Pam Brown, David Bnimbarger, Deborah Burns Row 6 Rick Campbell, Janice Carlson, Karen Carlton, Ann Carroll, Margaret Carroll, Ronnie Carter, Jenny Cassidy, Bruce Castle Row 7 Charles Ccrbonc, Donna Chalfant, Tom Coffman, Marsha Christy, Jeanne Ann Clark, John Clinger, Connie Coffman, Carol Coin Row 8 Rick Coin, Phil Cole, David Collins, Melvin Coom-er, Jay Coulter, Marie Cox, William Crockett, Kim Cornett Row 9 Devonna Cunningham, Joe Bill Cunningham, Kay Cunningham, Connie Davis, Robert Davis, Margie Day, Janet Dean, Jeff Dietcrle Row 10 Steve Dircks, Michael Dobson, Brenda Donoho, Sheryl Donoho, Janies Donoho, Treva Donoho, Chris Dorner. Greg Douglas PAGE 89 Row 1 Phillip Dunham, Murphy Dupler, Vicki Elkins, Jo Ann Eller, James Emery, George Evans, Roger Faulkner, Don Foust Row 2 Joylene Fisher, Vivian Fitzsimmons, Pat Flixul, David Foust, Kathy Frazier, Ted Frazier, Jane Friend, Deborah Galloway Row 3 Pat Gammon, Gerald Gardner, Linda Gibson, Michael Goff, Sheryl Gregg, Phil Grove, Linda Gunter, Lin-ette Hailm an Row 4 Robert Hale, Kevin Hamilton, Katherine Hardesty, Priscilla Hardesty, William Harrington, Michael Harris, Diane Harshbarger, Diana Hart Row 5 Ann Hartzell, Brenda Haynes, Linda Henuncrling, Mindy Henderson, Gary Hcnricks, Mary Ann Henning Robert Hensley Row 6 Eugene Hensley, Shirlene Haupt, Jean Howe, Leon Howard, Tom Huff, Donna Ifuffer, Gary Huffer, Teresa Hyde Row 7 Sharon Jackson, Ken Johnson, Sharon Jolly, Rick Knapp, Karen Kries, Kitty Kringle, Carolyn Langkop Row 8 Steve Lappin, Richard Larrimore, Dianna Lashbrook, Mark Laughner, Darlene Lawler, Marsha Leach, Bill Lemen, Larry Talbert Row 9 92 Mary Likens, Cheryl Lipp, Ronnie Long, Debbie Longfellow, Bill Lowe, Jerry Lupcr, Sandy Lyons, Patty Maish Row 10 Charles Mann, Bob Marcum, Marianne Mason, Niles Meek, Ron Mellady, Gary Myers, Lenna Miller, Michelle Miller PAGE 90 Row 1 Pam Miller, John Milner, Bruce Mitchell, Susettc Mitlnim, Rick Montgomery, Martin Moore, Steve Moore, Martha Momingstar Row 2 Don Morrison, Nancy Mullineaux, Brenda Myers, George Myers, Steve Myers, Kelly McClain, Earnest McQueen, Tom Neal Row 3 Cathy Nease, Judy Neher, Linda Nelson, Tim New, Steve Nickols, Marsha Norris, Karen Oberhouser, Linda Obermiller Row 4 John Olson, Pat Ottinger, Peggy Palmore, Paul Paxton, Debbie Peak, Janice Pearey, Debra Peay, Steve Pedigo Row 5 Rhonda Perkins, Marylin Phillips. Derlin Pifer, Fonda Pinkerton, John Ponton, Dennis Posey, Cindv Power, Dick Price Row 6 Betty Purcell, Cheryl Ragen, Danny Randolph, Karen Ransom, Bob Ray, Debra Reagan, Larry Reed, Linda Rentschler Row 7 Jo Kay Ricker, Peggy Riley, Vickie Robertson, Kevin Ross, Kathy Rothenlicrger, David Royalty, Steve Royer, Pam Russell Row' 8 Jackie Joe Sanders, Steve Schertzinger, Mary Schim-mel, Marcia Shuler, Lucinda Shaff, Dennis Sharp, Ronald Shearer, Theresa Shircliff Rowr 9 Bill Shoemaker, Linda Shopc, Judy Slipher, Elizabeth Smith, Diane Smith, Henry Smith, Janet Smith, Nancy Smith Row' 10 Suzanne Sparks, Sherry Spencer, Rex Spray, Ted Sterling, Gail Stevens, Judy Stevens, Georgetta Stewart, Susan Stew'art PAGE 91 Row 1 Larry Strain, James Strode, Mike Strode, Bill Stroup, Bob Stroup, Buddy Sebree, Rick Swift, Jeff Taylor Row' 2 Vicki Terry, Kathy Thomas, Don Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Donna Tidd, Greg Timmons, James Tower, Barbara Turner Row 3 Kim Van Arsdale, Gerald Vandervort, Sherry Vass, Robin Vent, Doris Virtue, Diane Vos, Marti Wagner, Dick Wallsmith Row' 4 Tom Walsh, Dixie Wallace, Gordon Watson, Bonnie Wells, John Williams, Wilma Williams, Dick Wills, Jay Wills Row 5 Marsha Wills, Norman Winski, John Woodruff, Grog Workman. Boh Worth, Robert Wright, Greg York, Sue Albetz Row 6 Bob Baker, Josic Birden, Rick Burns, Deborah Pope, Karen Panke, Sally Whitaker. - A -aron, Brad - 24, HI Laron, Cheryl - 33, 42, 43, H8 vbston, James - H8 Abston, Shirley - 68 Adair, Bill - 34, 38, 46, 81 Adair, Kathy — 31, 33, 43, 88 Adams, Marsha — 24, 25, 40, 42, 68 Adams, Vickie — 30, 41, 81 Aders, Nancy - 68 Aders, Peggy - 42, 81 Albano, Robert - 34, 40, 58, 88 Alexander, Robert — 51, 56, 88 Alexander, Mieheal — 88 Allen, Brad - 33, 88 Allen, Don — 81 Allen, Marilyn — 42, 81 Altie, Sue — 33, 42, 88 Amieh, Bonnie — 38, 43, 55, 68 Amieh, Paul — 81 Anderson, Jim — 88 Anderson, Nora — 24, 81 Andrews, George — 26, 28, 35, 37, 38, 43, 68 Andrews, Thomas — 88 Applegate, Sheldon — 43, 51, 56, 88 Arnold, Cynthia — 42, 88 Ash, Karen — 88 Ash, Steve - 22, 33, 38, 68 Ashley, Delpha — 88 Avery, Jerry — 56, 88 Avery, Jerry — 24, 25, 51, 68 Avery, Rick — 24, 36, 81 Awmon, Sharon — 88 Ayers, Carolyn — 88 Ayers, Richard — 88 Ayers, Teresa — 24, 30, 39, 68 — B — Index 88 25, 28, 40, Bleichner, Brenda - 33, 38, 81 Borden, Dennis - 81 Bougher, Pat - 42, 81 Bowen, Marsha — 88 Boyles, Tim - 69 Bozworth, Bill — 88 Brackett, Randy - 34, Bradley, Cheryl - 21, 41, 69 Bradley, Janet - 88 Brakefield, Linda - 81 Branstetter, Pat — 81 Bruminell, Diane — 31, 39, 88 Brewer, Rick — 46, 51, 55, 88 Brower, Janet — 6, 21, 31, 33, 34, 38, 46, 50, 52, 81 Bright Kathy — 39, 41, .50, 69 Brooke, Randy — 24, 25, 88 Brown, Pam — 88 Brown, Susan — 88 Bruce, Martiee — 7, 38, 44, 45, 69 Brumbarger, David — 88 Buckner, Karen — 30, 38, 43, 81 Buntin, Gloria — 7, 39, 41, 69 Buntin, Kathy — 81 Bums, Delx rah — 43, 88 Burns, Rick — 91 Burton, Susan — 40, 42, 43, 69 Bushman, Michael Lee — 25, 69 Butler, Marv Lou — 33, 40, 42, 43, 81 Butler, Steve — 57, 69 Byrne, Gary — 24, 25, 34, 39, Byrne, Mike — 37, 43, 46, - C - 81 81 69 81 Bahh, James — 88 Babb, Judy — 88 Bacbe, Kathy — 40, 43, 46, 88 Bagley, Donna — 81 Bailey, Mike — 69 Baker, Bob — 91 Baker, Keitha — 20, 33, 34, 38, 69 Baker, Phyllis — 88 Ballard, Roseanna — 69 Ballard, Sharon — 42, 81 Barker, Bob — 90 Barker, Gene — 69 Barker, Joe — 15, 69 Barker, June — 25, 81 Barnes, Cheryl — 30, 39, 41, 81 Barrett, Sylvia — 88 Bartley, Gene — 69 Bates, Gary - 34, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 88 Baughman, Dick — 81 Baughman, Stanley — 25, 81 Beard, Dan — 69 Beard, Gary — 11, 24, 81 Beauchamp, Terry — 69 Beck, Nancy — 25, 88 Becker, Tom — 88 Beckett, Steve — 14, 33, 34, 36, 39, 43, 81 Benge, Robert — 88 Berry, Diane - 33, 40, 42, 88 Best, Cheryl — 42, 81 Bewscy, Debra — 33, 88 Birden, Josie — 91 Blackburn, John — 88 Blacklidge, Stephanie — 31, 39, 42, 43, 69 4i, Cannon, Jerry — 69 Cambridge, Larry — 52, 53, Camp, Barb — 44, 81 Camp, Sharon — 44, 81 Campbell, Jack — 81 Campbells, Rick — 88 Carlson, Janice — 88 Carlson, Steve — 86 Carlton, Karen — 88 Carman, Judy — 69 Carrell, Ann — 44, 88 Carroll. Becky - 11, 24, 25, 28. 29. 34, 39, 46, 69 Carroll, John — 69 Carroll, Margaret — 44, 88 Carter, Charlotte — 23, 38, 40, 43, 46, 69 Carter, Helen — 70 Carter, Janet — 40, 81 Carter, Ronnie — 88 Cassidy, Jenny — 50, 54, 88 Castle, Bruce — 88 Castle, Joan — 81 Cerbone, Charles — 88 Chalfant, Donna — 88 Chandler, Donna — 35, 70 Chandler, Gelia — 81 Chappell, Natalie — 44, 81 Cheek, Fred — 70 Christy, Marsha — 88 Clark, Cynthia - 20, 24, 25, 31, 34, 41, 46, 50, 55, 70 Clark, Jeanne Ann — 88 Clark, Tim - 24, 41, 45, 81 Clark, Viola - 88 Cleaver, Dennis — 7, 20, 33, 34, 35 38, 41, 70 Clinger, Jeff — 70 Clinger, Jim — 81 Clinger, John - 88 Cockrum, Elaine - 39, 70 Coffman, Connie - 88 Coffman, Joyce - 44, 81 Coffman, Steve — 35, 43, 70 Coffmanf Tom - 88 Cohee, Rick - 27 Coin, Carol - 88 Coin, Rick — 51, 88 Cole, Phil - 88 Collins, David — 88 Collins, Doug — 57, 70 Collom, Put — 30, 39, 70 Compton, David — 26, 36, 37, 39, 43, 47, 56, 57, 70 Conklin, Donna — 42, Conner, Cathy — 70 Conner, Rosanna — 81 Qx)k, Carole — 82 Coomer, Melvin — 88 Coulter, Jay — 8, 44, 51, 57, Cox, Barh - 38, 43, 82 Cox, Karen — 33, 34, 38, 82 Cox, Marie — 88 Coy, Debbie — 82 Coy, Rol)ert — 70 Crawford, Steve — 11, 43, 46, 47, 52, 53, Crews, Barbara — 70 Crider, Joe — 70 Crockett, William — 88 Cronsore, Bill — 71 Crowell, Brenda — 3.9, 41, Cullen, Tom — 82 Cunningham, Devonna — 88 Cunningham, Joe Bill — 33, Cunningham, Kay — 25, 88 Cunningham, Steve -Cumett, Kim — SH - D - 88 23, 57, 34, 58, 38, 70 71 - 71 30, Dalrymple, Alia? — 71 Davies, Linda — 25, 71 Davis, Connie — 88 Davis, Nancy — 38, 71 Davis, Paula — 24, 82 Davis, Bol ert — 34, 52, 88 Davison, Kathryn — 38, 43, 46, Davy, Teresa — 24, 82 Day, Margie — 40. 42, 43, 88 Dean, Janet — 88 Decker, Jay — 71 Deford, Mike - 82 DeRosa, Vickie - 25, 27, 29. 40, 42. 43. 82 Devore, Dan — 35, 71 Dial, Bonnie — 33, 82 Dieterle, Beckie — 21, 38, 41, 43, 46. 82 Dieterle, Jeff - 33, 88 Dimmitt, Beth — 31, 42, 82 Dircks, Steve — 88 Doan, John — 20, 21, 28, 34, 35, 36, 38, 43, 47, 71 Dohson, Michael — 44, 88 Donoho, James — 88 Donoho, Brenda — 88 Donoho, Marveii — 82 Donoho, Sheryl — 42, 88 Donoho, Tom — 47 Donoho, Treva — 88 Oomer, Chris — 88 Douglas, Greg — 33, 88 Douglas, Mike — 40, 47, 51, Doughty, Carolyn — 82 71 93 Index Duffy, Ted - .38, 43, 54, 82 Duncan, Cindy — 28, 39, 41, 48, 53, 72 Dunham, Phillip — 24, 25, 89 Dupler, Murphy — 40, 89 Durborow, Sharon — 71 Dykstra, Mark - 21, 22, 34, 51, 82 - E - East, Angie — 39, 71 Edgar, Tom — 24, 82 Eggers, James - 22, 40, 41, 43, 71 Eggers, Patty — 31, 82 Elkins, Vicki — 89 Eller, Jo Ann — 33, 42, 89 Elliot, Jo Ellen - 24, 25, 26, 34, 39, 72 Elliot, John — 82 Ely, Nancy — 82 Emans, Barb — 82 Emans, Nancy — 33, 38, 41, 71 Emery, Archie — 82 Emery, Denny — 47, 71 Emery, James — 47 Eubank, Charles — 35, 71 Evans, Ceorge — 89 - F -Fair, Beverly — 5, 43, 82 Faulkner, Roger — 89 Ferguson, Ron — 82 Fickle, Sue Jane — 24, 38, 41, 46, 71 Fish back, Gary — 39, 82 Fisher, Joylene — 89 Fisher, Wanda Sue — 71 Fitzsimmons, Vivian — 89 Flood, Pat - 89 Fortinberry, Penny - 25, 33, 38, 41, 43, 82 Fortinberry, Ron - 25, 33, 43 Foust, David — 33, 40, 89 Foust, Don — 89 Frazier, Kathy — 42, 89 Frazier, Ted - 89 Friend, Jane — 33, 89 Fritz, Tolbert - 14, 33, 82 Fry, David - 35, 71 Fudge, Sue - 24, 25, 42, 71 - G -Gallaher, Steve — 35, 72 Gallener, Bob — 82 Galloway, Deborah — 89 Gammon, Pat — 46, 89 Gardner, Gerald — 25, 89 Garett, Art — 82 George, Toby — 82 Gibson, Jim — 82 Gibson, Linda — 89 Gilbert, Connie — 39, 42, 44, 72 Gilbert, Pam — 33, 42, 82 Gill, Nancy - 5, 33, 34, 38, 41, 46, 82 Goar, Debbie - 24, 25, 33, 40, 41, 82 Godbey, Wilma — 72 Goff, Michael — 89 Colder, Dick - 47, 54, 55, 82 Good, Don — 82 Goodwin, Donna — 72 Gough, Jim - 24, 82 Gregg, Sheryl - 89 Greene, Bart - .33, 34, 47, 51, 59, 82 Gregory, Judy - 21, 82 Grove, Phil — 89 Gudeman, Steve — 21, 43, 51, 58, 82 Guest, Marcia — 72 Gunter, Linda — 89 Gwynn, Jim — 25, 82 Gunyon, Mick — 82 - II -Hacker, Jim — 72 Mailman, Linette — 89 Mailman, William T. — 72 Male, Nathan — 72 Male, Robert — 89 Hamilton, Kevin — 89 Hardesty, Jim — 83 Hardesty, Katherine — 89 Hardesty, Priscilla — 8, 27, 89 Harrington, William — 89 Harris, Della — 83 Harris, Michael — 54, 89 llarshbarger, Diane — 89 Hart, Diana — 89 Hartzell, Ann — 31, 33, 89 Haupt, Shirlene — 89 Hayes, Janice — 25, 72 Haynes, Brenda — 89 Hedge, Chris — 83 Hemmerling, Linda - 89 Henderson, Mindy — 40, 89 Henning, Janice — 83 Henning, Lana — 38, 41, 83 Henning, Mary Ann - 89 Henricks, Gary — 89 Hensley, Eugene — 89 Hensley, Robert — 89 Hibbard, Gordon — 72 Hill, David - 72 Hinton, Phyllis — 72 Hitch, Marcia — 83 Hitch, Steve — 72 Hodges, Thomas E. — 35, 72 Holliger, Jeri Ann - 24, 72 Hollis, Susan — 25, 83 Horine, Karen - 21, 40, 41, 83 Howard, Leon — 89 Howe, Conrad - 23, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 43, 47. 72 Howe, Fred — 83 Howe, Jean — 89 Howe, Kenneth - 21, 47, 51, 83 Huddleston, Lynnette — 38, 41, 83 Huddleston, Marsha - 21, 22, 31, 38, 41, 73 Huff, Becci - 6, 39, 41, 43, 46, 50, 83 Huff, Tom - 29, 89 Huffer, Donna — 40, 89 Huffer, Gary - 13, 54, 56, 89 Huffer, Jacque - 20, 31, 33, 34, 39, 41, 73 Hufford, Katherine — 15, 21, 23, 38, 46, 73 Hutchison, Mike - 15, 24, 44, 47, 51, 56, 73 Hutchison, Sara — 73 Hutchison, Sharon — 33, 39, 42, 73 Hyde, Teresa — 89 89 Janz, Maxine — 83 Jerrell, Pat — 83 Johnson, Ken — 89 Johnson, Peggy — 83 Jolly, Cathy - 39, 73 Jolly, Sharon — 89 - K -Kallner, Tom — 17, 38, 73 Kellams, Fred — 6, 33, 35, 36, 40. 43, 47, 55, 83 Kelley, Rita — 24, 39, 83 Kennedy, Becky — 24, 25, 30, 34, 39, 41, 46, 83 Kennedy, Marsha — 73 Kern, Linda — 73 Kimble, Sallie - 20, 25, 34, 39, 42, 55, 73 Kindley, Yvonne 42, 43, 73 Kirkman, Dennis — 35, 40, 43, 51, 52, 55, 73 Kivett, Karen - 21, 39, 42, 83 Knapp, Rick - 89 Knoll, Kim - 30, 39, 42, 83 Koertge, Wally - 24, 33, 36, 47, 83 Kreisher, Karin — 21, 31, 33, 34, 40, 41, 83 Kries, Karen — 89 Kries, Kerry - 38, 43, 46, 47, 83 Kringle. Kitty — 89 - L -Laflin, Donna — 83 Langkop, Carolyn — 89 Lapham, Peggie — 42, 46, 73 Lapham, Rosa — 25, 42, 83 Lappin, Steve - 51, 53, 54, 89 Large, David — 73 Larrimore, Richard — 89 Larson, Stanley — 73 Lashbrook, Dianna — 33, 89 Lashbrook, Larry - 24, 28, 29, 46, 73 Lashbrook, Linda — 22, 30, 39, 41, 83 Laughner, Mark - 46, 51, 52, 53, 54, 58, 89 Lawler, Darlene — 89 Leach, Marsha — 89 Lemen, Bill — 56, 89 Lemen, Teresa - 30, 38, 83 Lewis, Bill - 6, 38, 47. 55, 83 Likens, Mary — 89 Lindaur, Kathy — 25, 83 Lineback, Jeff - 73 Lipp, Cheryl — 89 Lipp, Sue — 25, 42, 73 Little, Teresa — 39, 42, 83 Locke, Tom - 47, 52, 53, 73 Lohsl, Geoffry A. - 35. 40, 43, 73 Long, Ronnie — 89 Longfellow, Debbie — 8, 42, 89 Lowe, Bill - 89 Lucas, Everett Newton II — 21, 26, 34, 38, 43, 46, 47, 56, 57, 73 Lucas, Nancy - 20, 23, 39, 42, 45, 73 Lucas, Sue Ann — 25, 34, 39, 73 Lungren, Becky - 25, 30, 34, 38, 41, 46, 83 Luper, Jerry — 89 Lyons, Sandy - 33, 54, 89 Lyons, Sue — 43 - Me - McClain, Roger - 33, 43, 47, 51, 52, 53, 56, 59, 83 McClain, Kelley - 54, 56, 90 McClughen, Marilyn — 74 McCoskey, Bill - 51, 56, 74 94 Index McCoy, Linda — 83 McIntosh, Sharon — 33, 83 McKinney, John Jay — 47, 57, 74 McKinzie, Peggy — 39, 74 McMurtrcy, Mike - 20, 23, 28, 31, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 46, 74 McNew, Fred — 83 McPhearson, Trudy - 7, 25, 39, 43, 83 McQueen, Earnest — 90 - M - Maish, Patty - 40, 89 Mark, Charles - 34, 47, 83 Mann, Charles — 33, 56, 89 Marcum, Boh — 89 Marsh, Brad — 58, 74 Marsh, James — 74 Marsh, Marilvn — 21, 31, 33, 34, 38, 83 Marshall, Becky - 20, 23, 39, 45, 74 Martin, Cheryl — 83 Martin, Janet — 25, 30, 34, 39, 74 Mason, Marianne — 89 Meek, Niles - 89 Meeks, Brenda — 33, 83 Meiers, Mike — 83 Mellady, Ron - 51, 54, 56, 59, 89 Michael, Jim — 47, 51, 56, 74 Mihay, Lora — 33, 84 Miller, Lenna — 89 Miller, Michelle — 89 Miller, Pam - 33, 90 Mills, Lloyd - 31, 33, 47, 51, 56, 74 Mills, Louise - 15, 31, 34, 39, 42, 46, 74 Milner, Deborah — 24, 25, 30, 39, 74 Milner, John — 24, 25, 90 Milton, Bob - 43, 74 Mincemoyer, Chris — 74 Miner, Steve - 23, 28, 34, 35, 36, 37, 46, 47, 59, 75 Mitchell, Andv - 24, 23, 28, 34, 35, 36. 37, 46, 58. 75 Mitchell Bruce - 90 Mithum, Susette — 33, 90 Mohler, Mark - 27. 39, 43, 75 Montgomery, Doug — 31, 33, 38, 47, 51, 57, 84 Montgomery, Rick — 90 Moon, Jenny — 20, 25, 40, 75 Moore, Brenda — 31, 84 Moore, Cheryl - 24, 40, 41, 43, 75 Moore, Janet — 25, 38, 41, 75 Moore, Keith - 21, 34, 47, 59, 84 Moore, Steve — 46, 49, 51, 52, 56, 90 Moore, Martin — 90 Mornings tar, Martha — 43, 90 Morrison, Don — 90 Mullincaux, Nancy — 90 Mundell. Bob — 35, 75 Myers, Brenda — 90 Myers, Gary - 51, 55, 56, 90 Myers, Chris — 75 Myers, George — 51, 59, 90 Myers, Pat — 42, 84 Myers, Steve — 90 - N -Neal, Tom - 90 Nease, Cathy - 83, 90 Neher, Judy — 90 Neidlinger, John — 75 Nelson, Linda — 43, 90 Nern, Michal - 38, 41, 75 New, Tim - 24, 25, 90 Newhouse, Jerri — 20, 30, 38, 75 Nickols, Steve — 40, 90 Noble, Patsy - 20, 41, 75 Noonan, Jim — 75 Norris, Marsha — 90 Norris, Mike - 90 Northern, Sue Ann — 75 - O -Oberhouser, Karen — 90 Obermiller, Brenda — 24, 25, 30, 34, 38, 41, 75 Obermiller, Linda — 90 Obermiller, Nancy — 42, 84 O’Brien, John — 75 O’Dell. Jane - 84 Olson, John — 36, 90 O’Neal, Steve — 38, 75 Ottinger, Pat — 90 - P - Palombo, David — 31, 32, 33, 34, 38, 75 Pal more, Peggy — 90 Panke, Dennis — 38, 46, 84 Panke, Karen — 8, 43, 46, 90 Paul. Rick - 47, 55, 84 Paxson, Gale — 47, 51, 56, 59, 75 Paxson, Tern - 47, 51, 59. 84 Paxton Paul — 90 Peak, Debbie — 90 Pearcy, Connie — 31, 84 Pearcy, Janice — 43, 90 Peay, Debra - 42, 90 Pedigo, Steve - 90 Pence, Teresa Kay — 33, 38, 75 Perkins, Darla — 84 Perkins, Rohonda — 90 Phillips, Marylin - 90 Pickering, Jay Dee — 17, 75 Pifer, Dcrlin — 40, 90 Pinkerton, Fonda — 13, 27, 33, 90 Pippenger, Debbie — 44, 84 Pippenger, Steve — 75 Pitman, Bruce — 20, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38, 43, 46, 47, 56, 57, 75 Pitman, Dennis — 47, 51, 75 Pitman, Susie — 9, 31, 34, 38, 41, 84 Plunkitt, Teresa — 84 Ponton, John — 36, 43, 90 Pope, Deborah — 42, 90 Pope, Doug — 51, 59, 76 Porter, Penny — 84 Posey, Dennis — 54, 56, 90 Power, Cindy — 90 Price, Cindv — 84 Price, Dick - 90 Prickett, Mike — 76 Purcell. Betty - 42, 90 - Q - Quick, David — 25, 33, 76 Quick, Kathy — 24, 39, 84 - R - Ragen, Cheryl — 90 Randolph, Danny — 90 Ransom, Karen — 13, 43, 90 Ray, Bob - 90 Reagan, Debra — 90 Record, Bill — 5, 43, 46, 47, 52, 53, 56, 84 Redding, Carol — 25, 84 Redman, Lana — 25, 39, 84 Reed, Judy — 84 Reed, Kent — 38, 47, 52, 53, 76 Reed, Larry — 90 Reed, Vicki — 84 Reeder, Donna — 38, 76 Rentschler, Linda — 33, 42, 90 Reppert, Glenda — 33, 84 Reppert, Linda - 21, 31, 39, 76 Reppert, Tom — 28, 33, 34, 38, 46, 47, 51, 76 Rice, Cindy — 84 Ricker, Jo Kay — 33, 90 Ricker, Nancy — 24, 25, 76 Ridenour, Danny — 84 Ridgway, Mike — 84 Reidel, Tim - 16, 33, 39, 43, 76 Riley, Peggy — 90 Ritchie, Gene — 38, 75 Robbins, Fred — 22, 28, 33, 39, 43, 76 Roberts, James — 11, 47, 76 Roberts, Pam - 21, 40, 45, 84 Robertson, Linda — 31, 33, 84 Robertson, Vickie — 90 Robinson, Dianne — 41, 84 Robinson, Tom — 33, 36, 39, 84 Robison, Tonnaleia — 33, 38, 76 Rodkey, Dan - 21, 24, 33, 25, 38, 43, 76 Rodkey, David - 84 Roettger, Butch — 26, 28, 34, 35, 36, 38, 41, 43, 46, 76 Roettger, Terri — 41, 46, 84 Ross, Kevin — 90 Roth, Myrna — 84 Rothenberger, Kathy — 31, 42, 43, 46, 90 Royalty, David - 40, 43, 90 Royalty, Dennis - 14, 22, 28, 40, 44, 76 Royer, Steve — 90 Russell, Pam — 90 Rutledge, Nancy — 84 - S - Salisbury, Mary Ann — 25, 84 Salmons, Connie — 42, 77 Saltsman, Jo Ellen — 40, 84 Sanders, Jackie Joe — 56, 57, 59, 90 Sanders, Judy — 84 Sanders, Mike — 33, 84 Saulsberry, Jackie — 42, 77 Scallon, John — 84 Schertzinger, Steve — 13, 59, 90 Schimmel, Gary — 21, 40, 43, 47, 52, 53, 56, 57, 85 Schimmel, Mary — 90 Schultz, Ron — 85 Schutter, Karla — 31, 33, 34, 39, 41, 46, 77 Scott, Darlene - 21, 24, 40, 45, 85 Scott, Louis — 24, 25, 85 Seboree, Buddy — 40, 56, 91 Sexton, Tom — 36, 85 Shaff, Lucinda — 90 Sharp, David — 46, 85 Sharp, Denny — 54 Sharp, Tom — 21, 32, 33, 34, 85 Sparks, Suzanne — 90 Sheets, Barbara — 42, 77 Sheets, Virginia — 77 95 Index Shelley, Mike - 47, 51, 77 Shiar, Jack — 85 Shipley, Kenneth — 40, 85 Shipley, Pat — 42, 77 Shipley, Sandy - 20, 23, 33, 34, 38, 77 Shoulders, Jim — 77 Shoulders, Sandy — 77 Shuler, Angela - 39, 77 Shuler, Marsha — 90 Sharp, Dennis — 90 Shearer, Ronald — 90 Shircliff, Theresa - 54, 90 Shumaker, Rill — 54, 90 Shope, Linda — 31, 40, 54, 90 Siders, Sandy — 77 Sims, Paul — 24, 85 Skinner, Sarah — 55 Slipher, Dwight — 77 Slipher, Jeff - 38, 77 Slipher, Judy — 90 Smith. Curtis - 24, 25, 39, 85 Smith, Diana — 42, 90 Smith, Diane — 39, 43, 90 Smith, Elizabeth — 90 Smith, Henry — 90 Smith, Janet — 90 Smith, Mike — 85 Smith, Mike - 77 Smith, Nancy — 33, 90 Smith, Pat — 85 Smith, Sharon — 77 Smith, Steve R. — 77 Smith, Steve R. — 77 Snodgrass, Connie — 77 Snyder, Rita — 85 Spencer, Sherry — 90 Spray, Jean — 85 Spray, John — 77 Spray, Rex — 90 Staley, Sandra - 38, 85 Staley, Wayne - 24, 43, 77 Stark, Leroy — 77 Steinmetz, Debby - 77 Sterling, Ted — 40, 90 Stevens, Gail - 40, 43, 46, 54, 90 Stevens, Judy — 90 Stevens, Kathy - 31, 33, 42, 43, 78 Stewart, Georgetta — 90 Stewart, Sandy — 25, 42, 44, 78 Stewart, Susan — 42, 90 Stewart, Tara — 24, 78 Stock, Jim - 24, 31, 40, 85 Stockberger, Ronald - 78 Stout, Dick - 9, 39, 41, 43, 51, 85 Strain, Craig - 6, 2-5, 31, 32, 33. 34, 39, 46, 57, 78 Strain, Larry — 43, 91 Strain, Sandy - 20, 31, 33, 34, 38, 41, 78 Strode, James — 91 Strode, Mike — 91 Stroup, Rill — 91 Stroup, Rob — 55, 91 Stroup. Margy - 6, 38, 41, 43, 52, 85 Sebree, Ruddy — 91 - T - Talbert, Larry — 40, 89 Tap, Jan - 38, 78 Taylor, Jay - 35, 36, 37, 38, 43, 47, 57, 78 Tecguarden, Judy - 38, 42, 78 Templeton, Judy - 24, 31, 33, 38, 85 Terpstra, Donna - 6, 24, 39, 52, 85 Tcrpstra, Jeff - 35, 78 Terry, Jean - 16, 30, 78 Terry, Sonna - 40, 42, 85 Terry, Vicki - 33, 91 Thayer, Ann - 33, 85 Thayer, Reeky - 24, 30, 78 Thomas, Cathy — 91 Thomas, Kathy — 33, 42, 43 Thomas, Tom — 85 Thompson, Don — 91 Thompson, Jerry — 91 Thompson, Steve - 21, 27, 34, 35, 38, 43, 46, 47, 53, 56, 78 Thompson, Tim — 7, 85 Tild, Donna — 91 Timmons, Greg — 33, 91 Tony, Nina - 42, 44, 78 Tower, James — 91 Troxcll, Paula - 33, 85 Turner, Rarbara — 33, 91 - U - Utken, Greg - 21, 34, 38, 47, 52, 53, 78 - V - Van Arsdale, Kim - 42, 43, 46, 91 Van Kirk, Jane - 40, 42, 79 Van Kirk, Janet - 40, 42, 79 Van Landingham, Sally — 38, 41, 79 Vandervort, Gerald - 91 Van Tyle, Vickie - 38, 44, 85 Vass, Sherry — 10, 91 Vent, Robin — 33, 91 Virtue, Doris — 91 Vos, Diane — 40, 43, 91 Vos, Paul - 40, 43, 46, 57, 79 - W - Waddell, Karen - 21, 33, 34, 39, 52, 85 Wagner, Marti - 43, 91 Wagner, Vicki - 38, 42, 43, 79 Wainscott, Dennis - 28, 38, 79 Wallsmith, Dick — 91 Walsh, Thomas L. — 40, 91 Walsh, Tim — 79 Wallace, Dixie — 91 Walters, Ema — 85 Watchbaugh, Gene — 79 Watson, Dale - 20, 23, .35, 39, 43, 46, 79 Watson, Doris — 79 Watson, Gordon — 49, 91 Weida, Phil - 31, 33, 38, 43, 51, 72. 79 Wells, Ronnie - 31, 42, 91 Weatherwax, Lance — 34, 40, 51, 57, 85 Weaver, Rert - 41, 43, 46, 85 Welty, Kennie - 25, 39, 85 Whitaker, Paul - 79 Whitaker, Sally — 91 White, Barb - 85 Williams, John — 31, 36, 91 Williams, Wilma — 91 Wills, Dick — 91 Wills, Jay - 91 Wills, Marsha — 91 Wilson, Jim — 85 Winget, Sandy - 25, 42, 79 Winski, Norman — 31, 91 Woodruff, John - 33, 40, 91 Woods, Ellen - 6, 21, 33, 34, 39, 41, 45, 46, 55, 79 Work Patty - 20, 23, 31, 33, 34, 38, 41, 46, 79 Workman, Greg — 33, 91 Worth, Rob - 36, 91 Wright, Terry — 36 Wright, Phil - 33, 47, 56, 57, 85 Wright, Robert - 33 - Y - Yonts, Nancy — 79 York, Gregg — 91 Young, Binnie — 24, 85 Young, Terry — 85 Young, Ronnie — 85 Young, Tony - 21, 31, 34, 46, 86 - Z - Zurfas, Rebecca — 20, 23, 31, 33. 34, 38, 79 96 BOOSTERS TROBAUGH REAL ESTATE 7 Hoke Avc. SHORES BOWLING LANES 260 E. Clinton GOODNIGHT FLOWERS 1661 E. Clinton INNIS AGENCY 458 W. Walnut DR. THURMAN SMITH 701 F.. Walnut KRAMERS WATCH SHOP 214 E. Walnut DR. W. L. HAMMERSLEY 53 E. Walnut BUTLER BROS. MARATHON 54 E. Walnut PAY LESS 1950 E. Walnut JIM WAKEFIELD 400 E. Clinton H. H. JENNER O.D. 53 E. Walnut SCHULZ GROCERY 660 W. Walnut PHIL'S GAS SERVICE Jackson Green COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 350-360 N. Jackson SHARP WOODWORK St. Road 28 East BOWL 'N BUN St. Road 28 East FRANKFORT JR. HIGH E. Walnut FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION 400 E. Clinton LUNGREN BUILDERS INC. 255 S. Crescent Drive SUBUR-KAYS AGENCY 10 N. Clay STEVENSON BROS. CLEANERS 9 W. Morrison CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 12 S. Main_ FEARS FOOD MARKET 657 W. Morrison FUDGE'S FOOD MARKET 208 S. East St. SPARROW FLORIST 354 S. First DERRICK DERRICK 12 S. Main PAUL COAL OIL CO. 501 W. Burner J. I. RAMOS D.D.S. 315 Kentwood Drive LOCAL FINANCE CORP. 205 N. Jackson DOG HOUSE St. Road 28 East BAKER SHOE STORE 9 N. 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Washington BARR COMPANY 11 East Clinton SEARS ROEBUCK 254 E. Clinton GOFFS BARBER SHOP 208 E. Clinton FRANKFORT TIRE SERVICE 54 E. Washington FREEDMAN'S 62 N. Main SCHNAIBLE CO. 1948 E. Walnut GOODWIN FUNERAL HOME 200 S. Main ROGERS SMOKE SHOP 250 N. Main GENDA MEN'S SHOP 56 E. Washington FARMERS BANK 9 E. Clinton LEAVELL BATES LOANS 4a E. Washington E. BON MERRITT 2 West Washington THE LEON ADLER CO. North Side Square ELLIS JEWELRY 52 E. Washington WASHINGTON BARBER SHOP Washington St. East J D JEWELRY 52 E. Washington P. DORNER'S SONS CORP. 354 E. Washington WOOLWORTH CO. 2 N. Main STAR CAFETERIA 60 N. Main LAVELLE-HOEHN 62 S. Main FRANKFORT PAINT WALL PAPER 51 E. Clinton KERN BROS. SHOES 57 E. Clinton DR. ERDEL 2 E. White DR. DUPLER 4 E. White 98