Fremont High School - Vistula Yearbook (Fremont, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

VISTULA 1970 Contents - 9 21 4-i ■ 57 65 77 • 91 101 107 119 Activities - - • Organizations ■ Athletics---- Elementary — Classes-------- Seniors — - - Faculty-------- Administration Advertisers - - Index--------- Foreword Perhaps the most unforgettable moments of high school memories are those spent with friends in the sometimes dull rut of everyday school life. Sitting in the gym at noon, riding a crowded, cold bus on those winter mornings, and even the detention we thought we didn’t deserve will some day be the memories we will share with old school mates at class reunions. For all too soon, incidentals that seem unimportant today are the things we will be reliving tomorrow. But all of our memories, both good and bad, will be so much a part of That Wonderful Year 1970, recorded in this Vistula. 2 i }U0iuAolu A nxiety 4 10 TERRI SUTTON KATHY SHAFFER CARLA FELLER Homecoming Enjoyed by Many Homecoming 1969 was a success despite the rain. A bonfire, for which all the classes gath- ered wood, was held the day before the game. A WOWO disc jockey, Jim Brady, was on hand to present the student body with a plaque listing our Booster Club members. After the coaches introduced the cross country and football teams and gave various pep talks, the cheerleaders led supporting fans in different yells. On Friday at half-time Karyl Palmerton, 1968 Homecoming Queen, crowned Sophomore candidate, Sherry Palmerton, as die 1969 Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Senior, Carla Feller, Jun- ior, Terri Sutton, and Freshman, Kathy Shaffer. Although the boys did not emerge victorious, the J.C. L. held a dance in the gym. This was a fitting conclusion to the very enjoyable time spent in preparing for the events. Coaches lead a yell. Queen, S. Palmerton King, T. Sherburne 12______________________________________ Prince, S. GUTHRIE Princess, K. NORAGON Carnival Profits Aid Students Ghosts and goblins filled the gymnasium on October 31, 1969, to begin the Halloween Carnival. Booths of orange and black, dec- orated by the various classes, lined the walls to set the scene. Events which highlighted the evening included two talent shows, wrestling matches, cake walks, a raffle, the crowning of the King, Queen, Prince, and Princess, and the costume judging. A large crowd in attendance patronized the different concessions. The proceeds were used for assemblies, school improvements, and each class received a percentage of the receipts from the booths which they sponsored. Carnival Manager M. Marshall directs student decorating. BACK ROW: K. Miller, S. Wilson, C. Becher, S. Phillips, C. Pierce, T. Sutton, J. Michael, S. Bressler. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, D. Bristle, D. Sutton, C. Smith, D. Phipps, A. VanGompel. FRONT ROW: D. Cole, R. Augen- stein, R. Stimmel, C. Myers, E. Barron, Adviser, M. Erlenbaugh. Tatler Reflects Personality of F.H.S. Editor and production manager work overtime. TATLER Editor-in-Chief David Phipps Assistant Editors Debbie Cole Business Manager Mark Hansbarger Debra Sutton Class Reporter Karen Smith Club Reporter Cheryl Becher Senior Spotlight Carol Myers Art Debbie Bristle Fillers Novelties Keith Hoffman Terri Sutton Sports Rejeania Augenstein Chuck Pierce Assistant Sports Kathy Miller Exchange Reporters Edna Barron Production Manager Carla Feller Ron Stimmel Typist-in-Charge Sue W ilson TYPISTS Susie Bressler Cathy Smith Jan Michael Amy VanGompel Adviser Mr. Erlenbaugh 14 STANDING: P. Stimmel, J. Foster, S. Church, R. White, K. Bingaman, S. Adams, S. Crandall, E. Northam, Ad viser, M. Crandall. SEATED: S. Gard, K. Clark, M. Schaeffer, M. Foster. Vistula Staff Works and Works and Works VISTULA Editor-in-Chief Kathy Clark Layout Editor Marcia Schaeffer Assistant Layout Editor Susie Crandall Copy Editor Mary Foster Organizations Editor Becky White Sports Editor Kevin Bingaman Class Editor Ellen Northam Staff Editor Shannon Adams Photographer Stanley Church Business Manager Sharon Gard Salesmen Pat Stimmel Jackie Foster Adviser Mrs. Crandall Is that page finished? Susie and Ellen plan for classes. 15 E. Northam, D. Burch, E. Barron, D. Etheridge, R. Lauer, C. Brown, L. Crawford. Library Is Filled with Students Doing Research To help Mrs. Crandall in the library is a force of seven students who have many tasks to perform. These students give their time and effort in helping the library run smooth ly and efficiently. Checking books in and out, filing cards, putting books back on their original shelves, and making sure that all books are accounted for are but a few of their daily routines. Not only is the high school library receiving this attention, but the grade school library as well. Karen Smith and Cindy Putnam give up their time of studies to work in the elementary school. 16 Girls work at grade school. Will 1 like this book? K. Clark, S. Wilson, C. Brown, J. Pierce, C. Myers, S. Gard, M. Foster. Snacks From Canteen Supply Quick Energy Canteen services football games. Popping pop corn, serving soft drinks, candy bars, and many other items is the tedious job of the canteen workers. At noon you can always smell the aroma of fresh pop corn as it is being popped. With Mr. Stafford as their ever patient backer and sole organizer, the workers cope with the many problems that affront the canteen. E. Northam, D. Densel, D. Cole, C. Becher, D. Sutton, M. Schaeffer. 17 HILLBILLY WEDDIN' Paw Belsnickle Maw Belsnickle Ceelie Bonnie Mae Juney Lou Four Five Alan Middleton Marie Teeters Paula Neutz Cheryl Feller Pam Tuttle Beth Tredway Bonnie Smith Do you boys have a problem? Six Opeey Upschlager Chiz Upschlager Ronald Maxwell Aunt Lucy Maxwell Reverend Cousin Zeke Hillbilly Band Kay Gard, Janet Laughlin, 1 Sally Gary, Kathy Michael, Joyce Stimmel Steve Sherburne Neil Jolly Laurel Pocock Karen Bingaman Elmer Bevins Jack Charles Karyl Palmerton, ancy Gardner, David Hantz, and Paula Phillips. They look like hillbillies! The disguise is perfect. NO BOYS ALLOWED Mr. Midnight Rita Baxter Jane Baxter Victrola Fred Dana Leroy Doyle Edwina Cook Belinda Elliot Nad a Owens Patsy Farrel O’Brien Keith Garland Harvey Smith Mrs. Dana Edna Barron Jackie Foster Patty Stimmel Lindy Barlow Chuck Pierce John Vaughn Susie Bressler Kathy Miller Jan Michael Laurice Drushal Bart Collins Mark Hansbarger Reed Densel Robin Greenawalt This play was fun! 18 Paul Walden Burke Benson Nancy Welsh Marci Moran Madame Rinaldi Alice Fred Miss Conway Miss Phillips Dreamboat Villain Girls Boys Dancers Dates and Mates Mike Parsell Alan Middleton Linda Crawford Cheryl Feller Lee Clark Mary Foster George McNaughton Debbie Sutton Pam Tuttle Rick Parsell Steve Sherburne Cindy Brown Marcia Emerick Carla Feller Rhonda Gran Butch Brown Rick Parsell Phyllis Mingus Connie Mingus Trudy is all ready, now for Debbie. George does his own thing! Linda puts feeling into her song. Suspense doubles as Madame Rinaldi blows her mind! Smile pretty, please. Tumbling Show Awes Audience Girls salute at end of march. On May 13, 1969, the Fremont High School student body was the first to view the talents of the members of the newly formed Tumbling Club. The club was headed by Mrs. Donna Babinski. It consisted of girls talented in the field of gymnastics. After weeks of frantic practicing, the big day finally came. Excitement rose in the souls of the girls as they dressed in their black suits and leotards and prepared for the show. They performed exercises, a flag routine, double stunts, and routines on the balance beam and uneven bars. 20 BACK ROW: M. Bressler, S. Palmerton, S. Birchfield, C. Pierce, M. Mertz, C. Smith, R. Augenstein, P. Stimmel. SECOND ROW: B. VanGompel, J. Michael, S. Bressler, S. Phillips, D. Foust, T. Sutton, L. Drushal. THIRD ROW: K. Miller, E, Barron, J. Foster, J. Woodring, S. Clark, D. Hawkins, D. Phipps. FRONT ROW: K. Smith, A. Van- Gompel, M. Roberts, M. Foster, S. Gadd, D. Cole, Adviser, M. Erlenbaugh. Business Leaders Ready for Long Trek Ahead New this year, along with Mr. Erlenbaugh, is the Future Business Leaders of America, a club organized for those students who are interested in careers in business. The members have be- come more aware of the business world and what goes on inside its fine network of qualified leaders and complicated computers. STANDING: President, D. Phipps; Adviser, M. Erlen- baugh; Vice President, C. Pierce. SEATED: Reporter, M. Roberts; Secretary, S. Phillips; Treasuter, J. Michael. 22 BACK ROW: C. Marks, S, Phillips, T. Bevins, J. Pierce, G. Milleman, J. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: C. Lawson, C. Munger, B. White, M. Schaeffer, L. Hefley, Adviser, K. Biberstein. FRONT ROW: D. Bristle, B. Moore, S. Adams, P. Gaskill, R. Sponseller. Crew Club “Learns While Doing The responsibility of decorating the halls for holidays falls on the Crew Club. This industrious club is made up of stu- dents who are interested in art. Mr. Biberstein is in charge of seeing that these students have the necessary materials and advice needed to complete their projects. The club also aids the cheerleaders in getting ready for sports activities. Shirley helps decorate. STANDING: Secretary-Treasurer, B. White; Adviser, K. Biberstein; Reporter, G. Milleman. SEATED: President, S. Phillips; Vice President, M. Schaeffer. BACK ROW: D. Hawkins, R. Parsell, K. Ireland, R. Brown, M. Hansbarger, D. Foust, G. Foulk, J. Pierce, C. Pierce, B. Peel, L. Barlow, C. Mingus, G. Hirsch. THIRD ROW: E. Northam, C. Smith, S. Wilson, S. Gard, S. Bressler, S. Clark, C. Marks, J. Michael, R. Dodge, P. Hancock, K. Bingaman, K. Miller, D, Burch. SECOND ROW: J. Foster, C. Feller, V. Waldrop, S. Crandall, C. Brown, M. Foster, L. Drushal, M. Bressler, S. Card, K. Clark, S. Palmerton, L. Crawford. FRONT ROW: D. Cole, S. Vaughn, S. Dehn, M. Farvcr, D. Sutton, D. Densel, P. Stimmel, R. Stimmel, V. Thomason, C. Collins, R. Lauer, Adviser, J. Reed. Romans of the Modern Era The Junior Classical League is an organization for those students who are taking or have taken Latin. Under the patient hand of Mrs. Reed, die club has be- come acquainted with the customs and history of die Romans. Always a big event every year for the club is the Roman Banquet held in die spring. Vice-President, C. Brown; President, S. Gard; Secretary-Treas- urer, D. Sutton. 24 BACK ROW: D. Phipps, R. Swager, T. Bevins, R. Newsted, M. Mertz, M. Bock, J. Huffer, D. Close, G. Wilkin- son, J. Pierce, S. Greenawalt, D. Swager, R. Spidel. THIRD ROW: R. Greenawalt, D. Etheridge, R. Lauer, C. Marks, S. Guthrie, M. Roberts, G. Milleman, L. Barlow, B, VanGompel, T. Sutton, K. Vrchota, M. Foster. SEC- OND ROW: P. Gaskill, K. Kunce, D. Densel, N. Barron, K. Fraley, J. Greenawalt, P. Elliott, L. Drushal, J. Ostrander, P. Mowry, D. Bristle. FRONT ROW: L. Crawford, B. Ross, R. Sponseller, J. Foster, K. Schweitzer, S. Palmer ton, E. Barron, C. Feller, R. Augenstein, T. Arnold, Adviser, L. Nichols. Messieurs and Mesdemoiselles The French Club is for those students who have taken or are taking French. Under the capable guidance of Miss Nichols, the French Club has learned many new and interesting facts about the French language, culture, and people. Highlighting the year is the French Banquet, when members enjoy an evening of dining and entertainment. Becky built the Eiffel Tower! STANDING: Secretary, L. Crawford; Adviser, L. Nichols; Treas- urer, T. Sutton. SEATED: President, G. Wilkinson; Vice-Presi- dent, P. Elliott. BACK ROW: R. Lauer, M. Hansbarger, G. Foulk, H. Burrell, J. Huffer, J. Woodring, D. Foust. SECOND ROW: E. Northam, S. Wilson, B. Peel, R. Brown, L. Barlow, Adviser, G. Williams. FRONT ROW: P. Stimmel, K. Miller, S. Church, K. Clark, D. Densel. Mu Alpha Thetans Tackle New Problems in Mathematics In its second year as an extracurricular activity the Mu Alpha Thetans, better known as Math Club, have proven to be a great asset to the program. The club is made up of students who have had three or more semesters of math. Mr. Williams is the adviser for the projects which are conducted to make money to purchase a small computer and as- semble it. 26 STANDING: Treasurer, D. Densel; Social Director, B. Peel; Adviser, G. Williams; Reporter, S. Wilson; Secretary, E. Northam. SEATED: President, K. Clark; Vice President, G. Foulk. BACK ROW: C. Smith, K. Miller, P. Hancock, C. Mingus, L. Barlow, G. Milleman, J, Ferguson, R. White, S. Birchfield, B. Hantz. SECOND ROW; M. Farver, V. Thomason, S. Palmerton, S, Gadd, S. Palmerton, M. Foster, L. Worthington, E. Northam, L. Hefley,' Adviser, F. Oberlin. FRONT ROW: D. Cole, P. Stimmel, R. Sponseller, S. Vaughn, J. Foster, R, Augenstein, Adviser, J. Davis. Tri-Hi-Y Strives for Better Christian Living The Tri-Hi-Y has been very active this year under the leadership of Mrs. Oberlin and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Oberlin has presided at the monthly meetings and at the outdoor recreation activities of the club. The goal of the club is to help the girls realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. STANDING: Projects, D. Cole; Chaplain, S. Palmerton; Adviser, F. Oberlin; Adviser, J. Davis; Reporter, S. Palmer- ton. SEATED: Treasurer, C. Mingus; President, E. Northam; Vice President, L. Barlow; Secretary, P. Hancock. 27 BACK ROW: P. Elliott, L. Hefley, J. Hawkins, J. Hawkins, M. Church, T. Stroh, M. Roberts, G. Milleman, T. Sutton, J. Michael, B. White, P. Hancock, K. Miller. D. Baker, C. Antrup. THIRD ROW: C. Powell. S. Cran- dall, D, Densel, S. Birchfield, C. Myers, C. Brown, D. Vaughn, K. McClanahan, C, Smith, J. Rodecap, D. Sutton, K. Clark, S. Gard, L. Emerick. SECOND ROW: D. Parrish, C. Carter, D. Smith, K. Kunce, E. Roberts, B. Moser, B. Sutton, K. Champion, N. Antrup, K. Straw, D. Bressler, S. Swager. FRONT ROW: M. Emerick, D. Densel. L. Creager, J. Quick, B, Powell, R. Lauer, J. Foster, J. Westfall, T. Arnold, P. Stimmel, Adviser, S. Kline. Future Homemakers Strive Toward New Horizons Future Homemakers of America is a vocational organization designed chiefly as a guide to better-living in the future It is composed of girls in grades eight to twelve who are taking or have taken Home Economics. This year the club is headed by Miss Suzanne Kline. The club has become, from her direction, a very active club. The girls experi- enced new ideas from the activities of the year. They made candy for the Halloween Carnival, went to DeKalb for Fall District Meeting, and served the FFA banquet. Looking toward rite future, the FHA plans to become an even better organization through the many activities. 28 Making candy is fun! Reporter, M. Emerick; Projects Chairman, K. Clark; Parliamentarian, S. Crandall; Historian, L. Barlow; Adviser, S. Kline; Historian, J. Michael; Public Relations, T. Sutton; Recreation, B. Sutton; Public Relations, P. Stimmel. SEATED: Secretary, D. Sutton; President, C. Myers; Vice President, S. Gard; Treasurer, C. Brown. iM BACK ROW: H. Buck, J. Word, F. Strong, R. Clark, T. Hamilton, R. Wisel, A. Foulk. SECOND ROW: J. Adams, L. Cleckner, S. Burch, C. Emerick, B, Buck, T. Wells. W. Book. FRONT ROW: D. Foulk, G. Michael, M. Swander, S. Gard, S. Church, G. Clark, Adviser, M. Marshall. Future Farmers Look to Better FarmingMethods Future Farmers of America is an organization for those boys taking vocational agriculture. Under the leadership of Mr. Maurice Marshall, the boys took first place in the county soil judging. They attend various meetings and con- tests throughout the year in order to learn more about the increasing complexities of farming. STANDING: Sentinel, M. Swander; Adviser, M. Marshall; Reporter, W. Book. SEATED: Secretary, S. Church; President, S. Gard; Vice President, R. Wisel; Treasurer, G. Clark. BACK ROW: S. Palmerton, L. Hefley, S. Birchfield, P. Parsell, J. Michael, C. Mingus, J. Ferguson, L. Barlow, J. Crawford, K. Ireland, S. Guthrie, B. Van Gompel, T. Sutton, R. Greenawalt, P. Hancock, B. Hantz, R. Spon- seller. THIRD ROW: K. Kunce, S. Bressler, N. Barron, C. Brown, C. Smith, K. Miller, J. Greenawalt, M. Foster, B. Moore, C. Powell, S. Palmerton, P. Elliott, V. Waldrop, R. Sponseller. SECOND ROW: K. Straw, P. Mowry, S. Gard, P. Gaskill, L. Worthington, D. Burch, L. Drushal, P. Shaffer, C. Myers, D. Sutton, K. Gary, R. Lauer. FRONT ROW: R. Augenstein, S. Vaughn, S. Dehn, J. Foster, B. Sutton, L. Crawford, C. Collins, S. Crandall, C. Feller, E. Northam, K. Shaffer, D. Cole, P. Stimmel. GAAStrivesfor Physical FitnessandSportsmanship The Girls' Athletic Association teaches girls how to have good healthy fun. It also shows them how to cooperate while enjoying fair play and good sportsman- ship. The club is advised by Mrs. Huffer this year. At the end of the year the girls will receive awards for their performance in the various activities. STANDING: Projects, C. Smith; Recreation, V. Waldrop; Rec- reation, S. Guthrie; Sergeant at Arms, J. Michael; Projects, D. Burch. SEATED: Secretary, L. Crawford; President, S. Gard; Vice President, D. Sutton; Treasurer, T. Sutton. BACK ROW: C. Pierce, A. Foulk, D. Foust, J. Vaughn, B. Collins, J. Huffer, M. Bock, D. Close, M. Mertz, M. Sellers, T. Sherburne. THIRD ROW: R. Spidel, R. Brown, C. Collins, S. Greenawalt, J. Cobb, J. Word, R. New- sted, S. Foster, R. Peel, G. Hirsch. SECOND ROW: P. McCarty, R. Dodge, J. Lantz, R. Parsell, T. Tuttle, D. Hawkins, R. Creager, N. Augenstein, C. Emerick. FRONT ROW: J. Foster, R. Stimmel, M. Swander, R. Swager, R. Witham, D. Foulk, Adviser, D. Kummer. Lettermen Compete for Much Wanted Letters Under the guidance of Mr. Kummer, the boys in the Lettermen's Club have had a busy year. They sold bleacher cushions with the name Fremont Eagles imprinted, sponsored a Faculty-Alumni basketball game, and sold singing Valentines to finance the pur- chase of a washer and a dryer for the Varsity room. Lettermen harmonize for Cupid. Sophomores sing for the red and black. Secretary, C. Pierce; President, S. Greenawalt; Vice President, B. Collins; Treasurer, T. Tuttle; Adviser, D. Kummer. BACK ROW: J. Ferguson, L. Barlow, J. Crawford, M. Bock, J. Huffer, M. Sellers, B. Peel, S. Phillips. SECOND ROW: S. Birchfield, N. Augenstein, J. Close, V. Shively, M. Foster, D. Phipps, V. Waldrop. FRONT ROW: J. Zintsmaster, D. Adams, S. Swager, L. Drushal, D. Bressler, S. White, C. Moore, Adviser, M. Mitchell. Student Council Serves as Student Government Fremont’s student body was justly represented this year by the Student Council, a governing body composed of two boys and two girls from each class. The suggestion box which the Student Council provided served as a device for ex- pression of student opinion concerning improvements to secure a well running school. Secretary, L. Drushal; President, B. Peel; Vice President, D. Phipps; Treasurer, L. Barlow; Adviser, M. Mitchell. 32 STANDING: C. Myers, S. Gard, C. Becher, D. Densel, K. Clark. SEATED: Adviser, M. Marshall, C Brown D. Sutton, S. Wilson. Honor Society Portrays Scholarship, Leadership; Service, and Character But I want a lolly pop! Initiates reflect happiness after tapping. Santa, I was a good boy! The National Honor Society sponsored various assemblies throughout the year among them the Christmas program for the students. All the first year teachers starred in the production of the play, Santa Claus Is Twins. The humorous play was a fitting start to the happy holiday vacation. The high school choir sang several Christmas songs and led the student body in singing Christ- mas carols. Adviser, M. Marshall; Vice President, C. Brown; President, D. Sutton; Secretary-Treasurer, S. Wilson. STANDING: Director, D. Pace. BACK ROW: M. Foster, K. Ireland, S. Birchfield, J. Greenawalt, B. Moore, B. Sutton, J. Adams, R. Heide, J. Ferguson, M. Farver, C. Collins, R, Spidel, C. Pierce, SECOND ROW: C. Feller, K. Bingaman, K. Smith, S. Adams. S. Palmerton, G. Hirsch, M. Church, C. Myers, V. Thomason. FRONT ROW: C. Mingus, C. Smith, B. Peel, D. Burch, C. Brown, J. Foster, J. Ostrander. High School Band Remembers . . . Drum Majorette, C. Mingus. Practice makes perfect! 34 STANDING: L. Worthington, D. Hawkins, T. Bevins. BACK ROW: S. Gard, G. Foulk, C. Emerick, M. Bressler, S. Church, S. Wilson, M. Sellers, J. Vaughn, B. Brown, P. Hancock, C. Collins, D. Close, M. Hansbarger. SECOND ROW: P. Mowry, D. Bressler, C. Frederick, L. Barlow, B. Collins, R. Greenawalt, J. Michael, S. Gard, S. Bressler. FRONT ROW: S. Dehn, J. Crawford, K. Gary, R. Lauer, B. Hantz, C. Becher, L. Crawford. Hours of Practice and Times of Frustration Majorettes, S. Bressler, C. Feller, L. Crawford, M. Foster. 35 STANDING: Director, D. Pace; D. Bressler. BACK ROW: D. Smith, J. Westfall, F. Vice, J. Hawkins, J. Hawkins, K. Church. SECOND ROW: K. Noragon, C. Bristle, J. Zintsmaster, R. Munger, E. Roberts. FRONT ROW: C. Carter, V. Budd, D. Densel, B. Powell. junior High Band Builds . . . STANDING: E. Foulk, T. Parker, M. Bock, D. Spidel, R. Morrison. BACK ROW: J. Close, M. Meeks, J. Moore, L. Emerick, S. Meeks, S. Shively, T. Cary, K. Ireland, S. Church. SECOND ROW: L. Pocock, S. White, D. Ferguson, M. Kunce, V. Shively. FRONT ROW: D. Coler, S. Swager, C. Moore, N. Antrup, D. Lyons. Technical Proficiency and Musical Excellence BACK ROW: Director, D. Pace, R. Gary, J. Budd, J. Emerick, J. Cary, G. Shively, D. Welch, J. Gould, C. Sanxter, M. Benner, S. Chase, F. McConnell, T. Gaskill, K. Schorey. SECOND ROW: S. Stafford, D. Frederick, K. McCarthy, K. Boone, M. Saurbeck, T, Sattison, T. Siegel, J. White, K. Lyons, C. Bristle, C. Baker, V. Siegel. FRONT ROW: V. Beams, K. Heide, J. Cary, J. Crandall, K. Penner, A. Somers, K. Church. Young Performers Learn Fundamentals of Music BACK ROW: D. Dove, L. Foster, S. Michael, J. Burlingame, T. Bressler, V. Siegel, S. Stafford, K. Heide, J. White, K. Penner, C. Bristle, V. Beams, J. Crandall. THIRD ROW: T. Smith, E. Close, M. Benner, T. Vaughn, D. Frederick, T. Mims, A. Somers, P. Pierce, K. Parsell, R. Pierce, S. Chase, D. Stultz, S. Curtland. SECOND ROW: A. Newsted, T. Sattison, D. Welch, T. Gaskill, C. Cooper, S. Champion, L. McKinley, C. Baker, D. Foster, P. Stultz, F. McConnell, L. Palmerton, J. VanGompel. FRONT ROW: D. McKinley, B. Parrish, L. Gick, L. Knisely, S. Simpson, P. Mounts, K. Rose, J. Budd, V. Forrester, R. Gary, B. Thomason, Director, J. Davis. BACK ROW: J. Kaufman, K. Ireland, J. Hawkins, K. Noragon, J. Hawkins, K. McClanahan, R. Morrison, D. Ferguson, K. Hassett, F. Vice, R. Book, D. Vaughn. D. Spidel, V. Budd, D. Lyons. THIRD ROW: S. Hampshire, S. Isenhower, N. Antrup, C. Carter, P. Gaskill, S. Church, M. Hamilton, L. Emerick, L. Pocock, S. White, M. Cobb, D. Bressler, N. Welch, E. Roberts. SECOND ROW: K. Weller, C. Bristle, L. Crandall, B. Powell, R. Brunz, R. Munger, K. Schaeffer, D. Coler, J. Quick, D. Simpson, M. Collins, A. Elliott. FRONT ROW: T. Parker, S. Swager, D. Adams, C. Wells, K. Church, R. Quick, M. Knisely, D. Parrish, C. Moore, J. Zints- master. Director, J. Davis. Young Voices Reveal Tomorrow's Stars Reaction performs at concert. The Junior High Choir really stepped out this year under the direction of Mrs. Judy Davis. The girls appeared in new choir dresses of red fabric that they made themselves. New songs were mastered and presented at various musical events. This was a year diligently spent on learning songs to better prepare themselves for the Senior Choir ahead. Voices sing: are you listening? IfTr' 39 BACK ROW: S. Church, D. Phipps, C. Emerick, R. Brown, M. Hansbarger, D. Close, G. Foulk, B. Collins, R. Wisel, B. Peel, R. Binkley, D. Bressler, R. Stimmel, J. Adams. THIRD ROW: P. Elliott, C. Smith, K. Vrchota, D. Baker, M. Roberts, M. Church, T. Stroh, S. Guthrie, C. Marks, M. Schaeffer, D. Etheridge, C. Mingus, R. Greenawalt. S. Palmerton, D. Bristle. SECOND ROW: B. Sutton, C. Collins, S. Dehn, N. Barron, B. Moore, C. Brown, P. Hancock, C. Becher, K. Ireland, J. Greenawalt, K. Schweitzer, M. Farver, V. Thomason, R. Augen- stein. FRONT ROW: R. Sponseller, C. Feller, L. Crawford, D. Sutton, S. Gard, K. Fraley, S. Birchfield, M. Foster, S. Crandall, S. Vaughn, R. Lauer, M. Emerick, Director, J. Davis. Hallways Echo With Musical Voices The High School Choir, in its first year of direction by Mrs. Davis, acquired new robes by selling candy. They made their first appearance in the new robes at the annual Christmas Concert but have also been very active in performing at school functions throughout the year. This spring the combined musical organizations staged a presen- tation of The Music Man by Meredith Willson. Although the year has not been an easy one, the many hours of endless practice produced a beautiful product. We sing the Thanksgiving Voices blend in harmony. Proclamation. 40 BACK ROW: K. Church, C. Collins, J. Crawford, J. Greenawalt, M. Church, P. Mowry, K. Gary, R. Heide. FOURTH ROW: D. Smith, B. Powell, M. Cobb, K. Ireland, R. Greenawalt, D. Bristle, B. Peel, G. Foulk. THIRD ROW: N. Antrup, V. Budd, D. Vaughn, D. Lyons, D. Ferguson, L. Emerick, M. Hansbarger, C. Collins. SECOND ROW: C. Carter, D. Bressler, C. Moore, N. Welch, L. Crandall. K. Bingaman, S. Church, C. Emerick. FRONT ROW: V. Shively, S. Hamp- shire, C. Wells, S. Bressler, C. Smith, D. Burch, M. Bressler, C. Pierce. Brass quartet goes to state contest. Students Compete in District Music Contest Fremont High School was justly represented in the District Music Contest this year. Twenty one solos and ensembles received Superior ratings, but only the brass quartet which was entered in group one was eligible to compete at the State Contest. Twenty four groups and solos received good ratings, and three solos received third places. Dance band competes for first time. BACK ROW: K. Gary, J. Ferguson, R. Sponseller. FOURTH ROW: J. Crawford, M. Church, V. Budd, K. Hassett, D. Ferguson, K. Noragon, E. Roberts, M. Farver, N. Hancock, S. Isenhower. THIRD ROW: B. Moore, P. Hancock, R. Lauer, K. Kunce, S. Crandall, K. Ireland, J. Rodecap, M. Collins, K. Ireland, L. Crandall. SECOND ROW: B. Sutton, C. Smith, R. Augenstein, S. Guthrie, R. White, G. Milleman, L. Drushal, T. Sutton, K. McClanahan, N. Welch. FRONT ROW; S. Gard, M. Roberts, S. Dehn, J. Greenawalt, P. Mowry, V. Waldrop, J. Guthrie, S. Birchfield, B. Powell, D. Jowsay. Pep Club Yells and Yells and Yells Backing our team this year is the faithful pep club, under the direction of Mr. Biber- stein and Mrs. Huffer. Red vests and red derbies are in use this year by the members. Voices have been raised with the sounds of new yells as the club continues to push their favorite team forward. Energy and enthu- siasm from the cheerleaders provided an addition to the spirit when die game was going well and a welcome relief from what sometimes looked like tragedy. 42 Have you got the spirit? They Yell for the S. Vaughn L. Crawford Eagles P. Stimmel J. Foster S. Palmerton C. Mingus S. Vaughn J. Foster S. Palmerton L. Crawford P. Stimmel C. Mingus BACK ROW: Coach, B. Warfield, A. Foulk, S. Sherburne, L. Clark, F. Gary, G. McNaughton, Coach, D. Rum- mer. FRONT ROW: M. Swander, D. Close, K. Bingaman, D. Hawkins, C. Pierce. Trackmen Strive for a Victory Fremont trackmen began the 1969 outdoor season with attention focused on senior Fred Gary, who proved his mettle by scoring in high hurdles, low hurdles, shot put, high jump, 440 relay, and 880 relay and leading the team in scoring. Steve Sherburne, another senior, showed high scores in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash. George McNaughton, also a senior, supported the team’s record in the half-mile run. Although many members of the team were outstanding individually, the team was unable to score a victory. Fred goes up ... and over. Steve jumps long to score a point. BACK ROW: R. Brown, M. Sellers, B. Collins, J. Vaughn, J. Lantz. FRONT ROW: J. Melchi, D. Foulk, P. McCarty, R. Spidel, R. Parsell. Wood Hits Leather as Eagle Nine Scores Concentrated pitching efforts and a balance of hitting power during the spring season games held promise that the 1969 Eagle baseball squad would be a potential threat in competition. However, the team was a young team compared to the other schools in the Northeast Indiana Corner Conference, and they were unable to score a victory during the summer games. Batting .216 and fielding .926, Jerry Melchi secured a berth on the All Conference Team. Bart Collins held the highest fielding average of .968, and Butch Brown led with a batting average of .275. 46 M. Swander, C. Emerick, C. Pierce, M. Bock, S. Greenawalt, Coach, D. Rummer. Marty wins for Fremont High. Our Boys Cross the Country on Foot Although hampered by inexperience as a team, Coach Rummer's cross country squad was sparked by the continued success of sophomore Martin Swander. Chuck Pierce, who has been with the team for three years, turned in several fine performances. Despite the grueling training and hard' work of the boys, they were able to win only one meet. 47 BACK ROW: R. Ansley, D. Close, J. Word, J. Vaughn, C. Collins, J. Cobb, M. Mertz, M. Sellers, Coach, F. Tragemann. SECOND ROW: J. Foster, J. Lantz, R. Dodge, R. Spidel, N. Augenstein, R. Creager, R. Witham, P. McCarty, Coach, R. Louden. FRONT ROW: D. Foust, A. Foulk, R. Brown, T. Sherburne, R. Swager, S. Foster, R. Peel. Offense Augments Team's Battling Defense Competing fiercely in every department, the Eagles proved a formidable foe despite their size and inexperi- ence. This was a year for building a team, and under the direction of Coaches Tragemann and Louden, the boys worked many long and hard hours training. The offensive attack of Fremont was highlighted by the sensational combination of Joe Lantz and Steve Foster. Defensive giants were led by Tom Sherburne, who stopped many offensive threats by spilling both enemy linemen and ball carriers. Go for a touchdown! What will be the outcome? BACK ROW: J. Guthrie, R. Book, G. Doty, S. Meeks, S. Barlow, T. Cary, J. Close, D. Spidel. FRONT ROW: D. Smith, G. Foulk, S. Guthrie, D. Palmerton, D. Strickler, L. Pocock, R. Swager, R. Quick, junior High Battles for Near Future We not only sit on the bench, we fight too! Hold that line! BACK ROW: M. Mertz, B. Collins, H. Burrell, M. Bock, J. Vaughn, R. Brown. FRONT ROW: N. Augen- stein, R. Parsell, R. Peel, C. Pierce, S. Greenawalt, J. Lantz, Coach, D. Rummer. Luck Changes for Varsity on Unlucky Day Fundamental in developing an athletic team is the capability of the coach to organize and direct his squad to the extent of their abilities. Upon his shoulders rests the responsibility of decision, offering him a share in victory or the burden of any defeat. Although Fremont basketball has been at a dismal low. Coaches Rummer, Louden, and Johnson have initiated a strong rehabilitation program and have had a profound in- fluence on the athletes through their enthusiasm, guidance, and leadership. Bart Collins has proved a formi- dable foe with his skill in rebounding and at the free throw stripe, but despite his efforts the team scored only one victory - near the end of the season over Union City, Michigan. Where's our team? Rebound! Neal hustles. Raise that score! I fP Mike waits for the play. % WJJ? Eagles stretch for that ball. BACK ROW: R. Brown, M. Sellers, D, Close, J. Vaughn, C. Gary, R. Dodge. FRONT ROW: J. Foster, D. Bressler, R. Spidel, P. McCarty, Coach, R. Louden. Basketball's Future Lies Here Get that tip! Eagles battle for the ball. 62 BACK ROW: K. Forrester, C. Richardson, M. Sellers, C. Gary, P. McCarty, Coach, W. Johnson. FRONT ROW; F. Densel, D. Bressler, N. Doty, J. Parsons, J. Foster, J. Adams. Freshmen Vie for Recognition BACK ROW: M. Masters, M. Dove, G, Doty, R. Morrison, F. Vice, L. Pocock, S. White. FRONT ROW; R. Quick, S. Church, D. Spidel, D. Palmerton, A. Elliott, D. Smith. 54 D. Ferguson Eighth Grade Steps Up To Higher Goals Jump a little higher! C. Carter K. Noragon K. Hassett 1 !T£ Lowell shoots a long one. Will it go in? BACK ROW: R. Saurbeck, T. Cary, S. Meeks, S. Barlow, J. Close. FRONT ROW: D. Adams, S. Mingus, T. Etheridge, N. Michael, M. Knisely. Seventh Grade Tests Intermural Competition A very entertaining performance was presented by the elementary grades four, five, and six on May 7, 1969. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Baker, The Adventures of Pinocchio” proved to be well worth the time and effort which the children put forth. The cast included Sam Barlow, Valerie Beams, Tim Bressler, Cathy Bristle, Rodell Brown, Julie Cary, Susan Champion, Kurt Church, Jon Close, Mari Collins, Cathy Cooper, Jenny Crandall, Lori Crandall, Debbie Dove, Ted Dudine, Nannette Folkner, Treena Forrester, Lori Foster, George Foulk, Debbie Frederick, Panny Gaskill, Kristy Heide, Kristy Ireland, Debbie Jowsay, Julie Kaufman, Kathy Lyons, Dick Marckel, Debbie McCollem, Steve Meeks, Neil Michael, Terri Mims, Scott Mingus, Cindy Moore, Reba Munger, Kenny Parsell, Kim Penner, Jeff Phillips, Phyllis Pierce, Richard Pierce, Kay Rega- danz, Mora Saurbeck, Kathy Schaeffer, Vickie Siegel, Ardis Somers, Sallie Stafford, Sherry Thatcher, Tony Vaughn, Cindy Vice, Melissa Vice, Nickie Welch, Kathy Weller, Christine Wells, John White, Jeff Wynn, and Jane Zintsmaster. Your Nose Will Surely Grow Pinocchio arrives at the home of the Blue Fairy. 56 Marionettes with Pinocchio's help entertain. Jonah had nothing on us! Kindergarten Genita Anspaugh Paul Baker Karen Beadle Todd Benner Cindy Bradley Ronald Bradshaw Robert Bristle Sheila Buntain Maurice Church Dianna Cobb Valerie Coney William Cummings Lornie Danning Andrew Draggoo John Etheridge Walter Ferguson LeRoy Firestone Melissa Fisher Angela Gaskill Christine Grand in Edith Imse Loretta Imse James Mitchell Robin Mowry Brian Ottersen James Penhale Deanna Rathbun Peggy Robinson Julie Ross Randy Rumsey Brian Smart Patricia Smith Sandra Stafford Darell Sump William Talbot Daniel Thomas Tammy Thomason Dennis Jackson Deborah King Brian Laughlin Erin McCarthy Phyllis McConnell Alice Wall Lorette Winebrenner Tamra Wisel Kim Wood Monte Yarger First Grade — • Tracy Eichler Tracy Feller Curtis Fisher Taya Fleming Dinah Foster Rochelle Foster Dean Fuller Jennifer Gary Tony Gleason Darleana Hampshire Sherri Hartman David Hassett Natalie Heckathorn Tammy Hufnagle Ginger Huss Susan Hutchins Tammy Kroll Kelli Kummer Kevin Landis Jeff Lewis Scott Marckel Todd Martin Sandra McKinley Edith Miller Anne Avery Risa Beams David Binkley Bonni Boone Julie Buntain Don Carpenter Jerry Champion Kimber Chase Jeffery Crawford Carol Creager Marc Curtland Julie Danning Earl Diehl Gary Diehl Larry Diehl Tina Dominguez A A Patricia Miller Dwayne Neely Juliana Noyes Scott Ottersen Debra Parks Lori Petre Kandi Quick Tracey Rose Eric Saurbeck Michael Schorey Jeff Sebeika Laurie Shively Letha Shutts Andy Siegel Cheryl Smith David Smith Kent Snyder Brenda Sommers Ginger Stoy JeffSullins Lee Swager Danny Thomas Sherry' Thomason Lori Wall Glenn Wells Dale Winebrenner Sheri Wise Jeanette Wood 59 Second Grade Tommy Adams Kenneth Antrup David Barry Dianne Beadle Scott Benner John Bougher Ronald Brown Philip Caswell Cathy Chilcote Tim Coburn Todd Collins Angela Crawford Brian Crawford Lacey Davis Susie Day Rex Draggoo Della Fisher Todd Fisher Jon Hint Kenneth Gary Bradley Gay Bridget Goodwin Karen Hansbarger Kent Herber Kevin Herber Craig Huss Bonnie Jowsay Michael Kaufman Mac Kirkland Jon Kunkel Nathan Landis Tim Lyons Barry McClanahan Jody McCoy Jodi Miller Lisa Mounts Martha Munger Bruce Pardue Linda Penhale Mike Powell Kimberly Putnam Tammy Robinson Nancy Rodecap Todd Rose Jay Sattison Steve Siegel Lisa Simpson Lori Smith Jeff Sommers Tim Swager Michael Talbot David Thomas Stacy Weidner 60 Third Grade Alan Avery Elizabeth Boone Steven Brown Lori Bryan Connie Carter Gene Chilcote Roger Creager Louella Cummings Dean Curtland Jeff Davis Scott Davis Cheryl Day Tim Foulk Debora Frasier Lynda Frederick Randy Gaskill Andrew Gay Greg Gick Kevin Greenawalt Tereasa Hampshire Beverly Hassett Judy Hufnagle 1 Wesley Ireland Debra Kaltz Karen McConnell Penny McKinley Phyllis Meeks Henry Miller Allan Noyes Kelly Petre Laurie Pinney Marty Quick Kyle Saurbeck Donnie Schaeffer Steven Schorey Tandy Shively Debbie Smith Chris Snyder Kim Sutton Eve Swager Jeff Thomas Ryan Tuttle Carol Wagner Brian Welch Roger Westfall Sharon Zimmerman 61 Fourth Grade Cindy Alleshouse Dale Arnold Andy Avery Pamela Baker Sandra Becher Linda Birchfield Jeri Bock Mary Bougher Jed Bressler Bonnie Budd Gail Burch Craig Burlingame Carla Carter ft David Champion a Gary Champion Barbara Chilcote Brett Collins Debbie Cooper Andra Crawford Alan Day A1 Dominguez William Eatinger David Eichler Joan Etheridge Michael Evans Jamie Flint Eddie Griffiths Steve Hankes Alan Hansbarger Chris Hassett Tim Hufnagle Jeff Huss Ward Jolly Patty Kaufman Roslyn King Robert Kirkland Marc Laney David Lyons Mike Marckel Louise McKinley Roger Meeks Dale Mowry Barbara Nicole Cheri Parsell Judy Rodecap Harold Sattison Don Sickels Randy Simpson Crystal Smith Sharon Smith Kevin Snyder David Stafford Michael Stultz Joel VanGompel Linda Wagner Jimmy Wall Stephanie Weidner Kathleen Wells Marilyn Wells Debbie Worthington Julie Worthington 62 Fifth Grade Lonnie Davis Bonnie Diehl Jamie Doty Joanna Emerick Tom Fisher Vickie Forrester Dola Foster Ronnie Gary Todd Gaskill Laura Gick Gary Griffiths Judy Grubenhoff Jeanna Hampshire George Hefley Robert Hufnagle Lisa Knisely Donnie Kunkel Julia Lawson Debbie McKinley Jerry McKinley Stanley Michael Kenneth Adams Darrel Antrup Roger Arnold Mark Benner Dan Boucher Jerry Budd Almeda Burch Jay Cary Kathy Church Eric Close Martha Creager Nellie Cummings Susan Curtland Bryan Davis Patty Mounts Annette Newsted Lorie Palmerton Barbara Parrish Kim Parsons Joel Quick Billy Regedanz Kim Rose K. C. Sanxter Tammy Sattison Scott Saurbeck Irene Sickels Tammy Siegel Sallie Simpson Steve Simpson Scott Sowle Rodney Steele Dawn Stultz Lori Thatcher Betty Thomason JoAnn VanGompel Sam Weidner Deniese Welch Bruce Worthington 63 Sixth Grade Richard Pierce Jerry Putnam Kim Quick Robin Roberts Mora Saurbeck Jeff Schaeffer Kevin Schorey Greg Shively Vicky Siegel Sandy Smith Thomas Smith Ardis Somers Mark Sommers Sallie Stafford Chris Baker Valerie Beams Dick Birchfield Karon Boone Tim Bougher David Braddock Tim Bressler Cathy Bristle Rodell Brown Steven Bruns Jeffery Burlingame Julie Cary Susan Champion Steven Chase lil M V, IflOTPWHi ■VJHHPi ffk r ▲ Cathy Cooper Jenneth Crandall Dale Creager George Cummings Vicki Davis Linda Day Linda Diehl Debra Dove Steve Fisher Lori Foster Dan Frasier Dennis Frasier Debora Frederick Junior Gould Joe Haines Mark Hankes Brian Hansbarger Larry Harvey Dawn Hassett Kristina Heide Lucy Lawson Katny Lyons Dick Marckel Inhn MoBride t 'i '.zM Kevin McCarthy Fred McConnell Linda McKinley Bill Miller Terri Mims Kenny Parsell Phyllis Pierce Ricky Steele Greg Stroh Patricia Stultz Tony Vaughn Cynthia Vice John White Jeff Wynn M STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: J. Close, C. Moore, D. Adams. SEATED: President, S. Mingus: Vice President, N, Michael; Secretary, K. Ireland; Treasurer, K. Schaeffer. Class of 1975 Kenneth Binkley Todd Cary Kurt Church Jon Close Marybeth Cobb Mari Collins Debra Coler Lori Crandall Tom Etheridge Billy Fetter Craig Fisher Treena Forrester Don Adams Pat Alleshouse Anna Arnold Sam Barlow Anita Becher ■ Greg Foulk Penny Gaskill Sam Guthrie Sherie Hampshire Patty Hanchar Nancy Hancock 66 Rod Hantz Kristie Ireland Sandra Isenhower Roy Jolly Debra Jowsay Julie Kaufman Mark Knisely Michael Kunce Randy Lawson Dawn Martin Brock McClanahan Barbara McKinley Kathy Schaeffer Steve Shively Diane Simpson David Smith Roy Swager Michael Thatcher Shirley McKinley Michael Meeks Steve Meeks Alan Mertz Neil Michael Scott Mingus Daniel Minster Cindy Moore Randy Moser Reba Munger Penny Parker Ron Parrish Greg Parsons Jeff Phillips Kay Regadanz Sandra Roberts John Sanxter Rod Saurbeck Sherry Thatcher Melissa Vice Nicki Welch Kathy Weller Christine Wells Jane Zintsmaster 67 Class of 1974 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: S. Swager, F. Vice, S. White, V. Shively. SEATED: President, V. Budd; Vice President. L. Pocock; Secretary, K. Noragon; Treasurer, J. Hawkins. Debra Adams Pam Alleshouse Nedra Antrup Kirsten Becher Mark Bock Robert Book Jeanne Boore Denise Braddock Dawn Bressler Craig Bristle Robin Brown Robin Brunz Vicky Budd Cheryl Carter Kathy Champion Steven Church Dawn Cole Tim Collins Lou Ann Creager Dee Densel George Doty Mike Dove Linda Emerick Alan Elliott A Pk 68 Debbie Ferguson Cindy Forrester Eugene Foulk Jim Guthrie Mike Hamilton Donald Harvey Kim Hassett Robert Hassett Judy Hawkins Julie Hawkins Rebecca Hoffman Larry Liechty Debbie Lyons Monty Masters “� r Warren Thomason Ray Tredway Peter VanGompel Debbie Vaughn Fred Vice Jeannie Westfall Stanley White Kathy McClanahan Sliaron McKinley Joe Moore Rodney Morrison Becky Moser Ronnie Neely Karma Noragon Chuck Northam Dennis Palmerton Randy Palmerton Debbie Parrish Randy Penner Lowell Pocock Bonnie Powell Janice Quick Randy Quick Laura Rathbun Barry Reese Evelyn Roberts Janet Rodecap Lois Schaeffer 69 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: President, D. Bressler; J. Ferguson, M. Sellers, J. Crawford, SEATED: Vice President, M. Church; Secretary, C. Collins; Treasurer, M. Farver. Class of 1973 James Adams Robert Binkley Doug Bressler Steve Burch Merrilee Church Claudia Collins Jerry Jo Crawford Susan Dehn Frank Densel Neil Doty Fred Etheridge Mary Farver Jennifer Ferguson Robert Fetter Kerry Forrester David Foster John Foster Cathy Frederick Chris Gary Karen Gary Billy G a skill 70 Jill Greenawalt Lori Hefley Richard Heide Steve Hoffman Jane Hufnagle Cynthia Lawson Jim Marks Jim Masters Pat McCarty Lavon McClanahan Jim Miller Bonnie Moore Pam Mowry Cheryl Munger Pam Newbauer Leonard Newsted Jack Nicole Jackie Ostrander John Parsons Jerry Phillips Mike Sellers Kathy Shaffer Fred Sickels Gene Sickels Carl Smith Jon Phillips Connie Powell Cynthia Putnam Chris Richardson Kathy Schweitzer Royann Sponseller Judy Stienbarger Becky Sutton Virginia Thomason Lou Ann Worthington 71 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: V. Waldrop, S. Birchfield, M. Bock, N. Augenstein. SEATED: President, D. Close: Vice President, R. Swager; Secretary, S. Vaughn; Treasurer, S. Palmerton. Class of 1972 Rick Amans Rick Ansley Neal Augenstein Thomas Bevins Kevin Bingaman Shelly Birchfield Mike Bock Wayne Book Mike Bressler Herbert Brown Richard Brown Ben Buck Howard Burrell Stanley Church Gary Clark Scott Clark Doug Close Suellen Crandall Robert Creager Rick Curtland Connie Davis Rick Dodge Craig Emerick David Foulk 72 David Foust Denise Fulton Judy Guthrie Dave Hanchar Patricia Hancock Barbara Hantz George Hantz Dennis Hawkins George Hirsch Robert Hoffman Kay Ireland Kathy Kunce Joe Lantz Raymond Lauer Rita Lauer Max Mertz Gary Michael Evelyn Miller Connie Mingus Richard Newsted Tim Norton Shelly Palmerton Sherry Palmerton Rick Parse 11 Tom Sherburne Robert Sommers Robert Spidel Frank Strong Dan Swager Rick Swager Martin Swander Susie Vaughn Vicki Waldrop Ricky W isel Ron Witham STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: J. Melchi, L. Drushal, L. Barlow, J. Huffer. SEATED: President, C. Pierce: Vice President, B. Collins: Secretary, J. Miller; Treasurer, E. Barron, Class of 1971 Shannon Adams Cathy Antrup Thelma Arnold Rejeania Augenstein Dianna Barlow Edna Barron Susan Bressler Hubert Buck Diana Burch David Campbell James Champion Larry Cleckner John Cobb Barton Collins Charles Collins Reed Densel Lois Divine Laurice Drushal Marcia Emerick Dorothy Etheridge Jackie Foster Steven Gard 74 Peggy Gaskill Pete Grand in Robin Greenawalt Sharon Guthrie Mark Hansbarger Jeff Huffer Bob Hull Jim Humbarger Randy Hutchins Pamela Kroll Cathy Marks Tom McKinley Jerry Melchi Jan Michael Gloria Milleman Kathleen Miller Cindy Newbauer Becky Parsons Chuck Pierce Jim Pierce Mike Reese Jerry Roberts Marcia Schaeffer Ricky Schaeffer Ronnie Schaeffer 75 Fremont Welcomes New Students Regina Folkner Daniel Gordon Gary Roberts, Marty Sparks, Jean Gordon Keith Hoffman, Jerry Ostrom Steve Swander, Mike Bougher, Don Strickler Pameal Shaffer 76 Class of 1970 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: M. Foster, Vice President, B. Peel; President, D. Phipps; S. Phillips. SEATED: Secretary, C. Brown; Treasurer, C. Becher; Business Manager, K, Clark; Reporter, S. Gard. We like our cords. Shop planning is necessary. have it! 78 DORIS ANN BAKER 79 STEVEN JOE FOSTER NORTHA KAY FRALEY KATHRYN ANN GADD 4 CHARLES CLARK HALL SHARON LEE GARD J. SCOTT GREEN AW ALT THOMAS LESTER HAMILTON BUDDY K. HIGBEE 83 84 ELLEN MAE NORTHAM PATRICIA LYNN PARSELL SHIRLEY ANN PHILLIPS DAVID ALAN PHIPPS MARCIA BERNICE ROBERTS BECKY JO ROSS 85 86 JOHN EARL STEINBARGER RON DEAN STIMMEL TRUDY AILEEN STRDH DEBRA ANN SUTTON AMY LOUISE VAN GOMPEL KATHLEEN ANN VRCHOTA TERRY LEE WELLS 87 88 JOHN JAY WORD Senior Activities DORIS BAKER FHA 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Crew 3; Musical 3; Librarian 2 NELDA BARRON Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; 4-H 1.2 CHERYL BECHER Class Officer, Treasurer 4; Tatler Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Musical 3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 4; Canteen 3,4; Awards: Biology 1 1; Typing I 2; Bookkeeping 1 2; Home Ec II 2; Typing II 3; Book- keeping 113; Best All Around Busi- ness Student 3; U.S. History 3 BILL BIRCHFIELD Baseball 1 DEBBIE BRISTLE Tatler Staff 4; NISBOVA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play Crew 3; Crew Club 3,4; Awards: Attendance 1,3; Art 2; Science 3; U.S. History 3 CINDY BROWN Class Officer, Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Vice President 4; Band 1,2, 3.4, Representative 4; Chorus 1, 2.3,4; Musical 2.3; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Trea- surer 4; JCL 2,3,4, Vice President 4; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Crew 3; Librarian 3,4; Canteen 4; Awards: Latin I 2; Latin II 3; Band KATHY CLARK Angola 1; Class Officer, Business Manager 4; Vistula Staff 3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Project Chairman 4; JCL 2,3,4; Math Club 3.4, President 4; Canteen 4; Awards: Latin I 1; Biology I 2; Home Ec I 2; Latin II 2; Geometry 2; Algebra II 3 RON CLARK Class Officer, Treasurer 1; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Football 1; Carnival King Candidate 4 DEBBIE COLE Class Officer, Vice President 2; Vistula Staff 2,3; Tatler Staff 1. 2,3,4; JCL 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Vice President3, Pro- ject Chairman 4; GAA 1,2,3,4. Math Club 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Canteen 3,4; Office Secretary 4; FBLA 4; Psychology Club 4; Awards: Latin I 1; Typing I 1; Latin II 2; Heal 2; Shorthand I 3; English III 3; Secretarial 3; U.S. History 3 MIKE COPE Football 1; Letterman’s Club 1; Awards: Attendance 2 LINDA CRAWFORD Band 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; NISPOVA 1; Twirler 2,3,4; Cho- rus i, ,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; 11th Edition 3,4; FHA 1,2, Song and Recreation 2; JCL 2,3,4; French Club 3,4, Secretary 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Librarian 4 DENISE DENSEL National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; JCL 2,3,4; French Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; GAA 1; Math Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Psychology Club 4; Awards: Home Ec I 1; Home Ec II 2; World History 2; Latin I 2; Algebra II 3; U.S, History 3 PAT ELLIOTT Class Officer, Secretary 1; Cho- rus 4; Musical 3; FHA 1,2,4; French Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play Ctew 3; Awards: French 1 2; French II 3 CARLA FELLER Class Officer. Secretary 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Li- brarian 3; Musical 3; FHA 1,2, Song and Recreation 2; JCL 2,3, 4; French Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; GAA 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play Cast 3; Carnival Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, 4 MARY FOSTER Student Council 2,3,4; Vistula Staff 3,4; Tatler Staff 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3; JCL 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; 4-H 1,2; Junior Play Cast 3; Can- teen 3,4; Carnival Queen Candi- date 1; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 2; FBLA 4 STEVE FOSTER Class Officer,.Vice President 1; Football 1,4; Awards: Art 2 ARTHUR FOULK FFA 1,2,3,4; JCL 2; Letterman’s Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3; Boys’ State 3; Awards: Football 3,4 GEORGE FOULK Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; NISBOVA 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; JCL 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4, Vice President 4; 4-H 1; Junior Play Cast 3; Awards: Algebra II 3 KAY FRALEY Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4; French Club 2,3,4, President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Psychology Club 4; PomPom Girl 3; Office Secretary 4 SUZY GADD Burges, Texas 1,2; Liberty Penn- sylvania 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Psychology Club 4; FBLA 4 SHARON GARD Class Officer, President 1, Secre- tary 2, Reporter 4; Vistula Staff 3, 4; Tatler Staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Project Chairman 3, Vice President 4; JCL 2,3,4, President 4; GAA 1, 2,3,4, Project Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Canteen 4; Awards: Home Ec 1 1; Home Ec II 2; Latin 1 2; Latin II 3; Band 3; U.S. History 3 SCOTT GREENAWALT Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; 11th Edition 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3.4 CHUCK HALL Basketball 1 Senior Activities TOM HAMILTON Chorus 2; Musical 2; FFA 3,4; Pep Club 1; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Football 2,4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1; Track 1 BUD HIGBEE Football 1,3,4; Carnival King Candidate 1; Awards: Art 1,2; Wood Shop 2 KEITH HOFFMAN Mishawaka 1,2,3; Tatler Staff 4; Psychology Club 4 EVELYN HUFNAGLE Tatler Staff 3; FHA 1,2,3; JCL 2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Librarian 2; Psychology Club 4; Awards: Art 1,2,3; Gen- eral Math 3 CAROL MYERS Student Council 1; Tatler Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Public Relations 3, President 4; French Club 2; GAA 1, 2,3,4, Recreation 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Canteen 3,4; Awards: Home Ec I 1; Algebra I 1; Home Ec II 2; French I 2; English II 2; Home Ec III 3; Band 3; Bookkeep- ing I 3; Shorthand I 3; Attendance 2,3; DAR 4 DAVID NEELY ELLEN NORTHAM Class Officer, Treasurer 2; Vistula Staff 3,4; Tatler Staff 2,3; FHA 1; JCL 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Math Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Play Cast 3; Librarian 2,4; Canteen 3,4; Psychology Club 4; Office Secretary 4; Awards: Typing I 1; Latin I 2; Biology II 2; Latin II 3; English III 3; Algebra II 3; GAA 3; Girls' State 3 JERRY OSTROM PATTY PARS ELL Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 2; FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Psychology Club 4 BOB PEEL Class Officer, Vice President 4; Student Council 3,4, President 4; Tatler Staff 3; Band 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 2,3; Chorus 1.2,3,4, President 4; Musical 1,2,3; JCL 3, 4; Letterman's Club 4; Math Club 3,4, Activities Chairman 4; Junior Play Cast 3; Football 4; Cross Coun- try 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1; Awards: Attendance 1,2,3; Basket- ball Free Throw 2; Typing I 2; Latin I 3; U.S. History 3; Algebra II 3; English III 3 SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Prairie Heights 1,2; Student Coun- cil 4; Tatler Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Crew Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Psychology Club 4 DAVE PHIPPS Class Officer, President 1,4; Stu- dent Council 4, Vice President 4; Tatler Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; 11th Edition 2,4; French Club 2,3, 4, President 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Carnival King Candidate 2; FBLA 4, President 4 MARCIA ROBERTS Chorus 1,2,4, Vice President 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play Cast 3; FBLA 4, Reporter 4; Awards: English II 2; French I 2 BECKY ROSS Citrus, Florida 1; French Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 3; GAA 1,2; Junior Play Cast 3 KAREN SMITH Tatler Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2; Chorus 1; FBLA 4; Psychology Club 4 DAVID SOMMERS REBECCA SPONSELLER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2; 11th Edition 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Crew Club 4; Psy- chology Club 4; Tumbling Club 3; PomPom Girl 2; Carnival Queen Candidate 3 JOHN STIENBARGER Basketball 1; Baseball 1 RON STIMMEL Class Officer, President 3; Student Council 2; Vistula Staff 3; Tatler Staff 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Musical 3,4; JCL 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Math Club 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Football 2,3,4; Cross Country' 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Track 1; Awards: Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4 TRUDY STROH Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3; FHA 2, 3,4; GAA 2; Pep Club 2,3,4 DEBRA SUTTON Tatler Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; 11th Edition 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 4; JCL 2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3,4; GAA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Canteen 3,4; Carnival Queen Candidate 4; Awards: Home Ec I 1; Home Ec II 2; World History 2; Latin I 2; Latin II 3; U.S, History 3 AMY VANGOMPEL Menasha, Wisconsin 1,2; Vistula Staff 3; Tatler Staff 4; Chorus 1; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Play Cast 3; FBLA 4; Forensics 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Awards: Algebra I 1; Biology I 1; Bookkeeping I 2; U.S. History 3; Shorthand I 3; English III 3 KATHY VRCHOTA Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 1,2; 4-H 1 TERRY WELLS FFA 4 GERRY WILKINSON Class Officer, Vice President 3; French Club 4, President 4; Letter- man's Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Foot- ball 1; Crew Club 3; Psychology Club 4 SUE WILSON Vistula Staff 3; Tatler Staff 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; JCL 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Canteen 4; Psy- chology Club 4; Awards: Algebra I 1; Typing I 1; Health 1; Biology I 1; Home Ec I 1; Latin I 2; Geom- etry 2; English II 2; Algebra II 3; English III 3; U.S. History 3; Chemistry 3 JACK WOODRING Auburn 1,2; DeKalb 3; Math Club 4 JOHN WORD FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Adviser 3; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1; Football 1,4; Pep Club 1 FACULTY High School Faculty . . . MAYNARD STAFFORD History Canteen Sponsor Student Council Adviser MICHAEL DAVIS Psychology Guidance RONALD VAUGHN Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Seventh Grade Sponsor WILLIAM JOHNSON Industrial Arts Eighth Grade Sponsor FREDERICK TRAGEMANN Social Studies Lettermen Adviser Sophomore Sponsor Aspires to Build Competant Leaders . . . ANN HUFFER Physical Education Health G.A.A. Adviser DALE PACE Instrumental Music LINDA NICHOLS French English French Club Adviser MARTIN ERLENBAUGH Typing Shorthand Tatler Adviser GLENN WILLIAMS Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta Adviser 93 for the Future . . JUDITH DAVIS Vocal Music Tri-Hi-Y Adviser KENNETH BIBERSTEIN Art Crew Club Adviser Pep Club Adviser Eighth Grade Sponsor JOHN LINN Science Senior Sponsor MARY C. CRANDALL Audio-Visual Librarian Vistula Adviser 94 by Preparing Us MARYJ. KRUSE English Class Play Director for the Task . . . ROBERT LOUDEN History Physical Education Health Freshman Sponsor 95 of Enriching Society. DENNIS RUMMER Bookkeeping Business Law Lettermen Adviser MAURICE A. MARSHALL Biology Agriculture Future Farmers of America Adviser National Honor Society Adviser MARTHA CRANDALL Latin English Junior Classical League Adviser JOYCE REED MARY HUDSON Latin Junior High Mathematics English Seventh Grade Sponsor Junior Classical League Adviser 96 Elementary Faculty . GWEN COTNER Art JUNE CRANDALL Sixth Grade English PATRICIA CHAMPION Fourth Grade DAVID KREIGER Sixth Grade Mathematics Science CAROLEE AMBROSE Kindergarten 97 Begins the Process . . . ELAINE FLINT Third Grade LAURALEE GAY Speech EDITH POCOCK KATHLEEN TIERNEY Second Grade Third Grade SUZANNE SANDERS First Grade 98 of Molding the Young . . . DAVID GOODWIN Sixth Grade Social Studies ELLEN AQUA VELLA First Grade FRANCES OBERLIN Librarian Eighth Grade English MARIE SCHMIEGE Fourth Grade 99 DANIELLE ENGWERT First Grade Into Useful Citizens. CAROLYN SCHMUCKER School Nurse JUDITH GARDNER Second Grade JANET BOONE Fifth Grade Mathematics DAVID BALLENGER Physical Education JERRY VanGOMBOS Fifth Grade Science RICHARD BAKER Fifth Grade Mathematics Science 100 ADMINISTRATION Board of Trustees Guides Local Activities STANDING: Walter Mims, Dale Gary, Phil Gay, Superintendent Ray Evans. SEATED: Mrs. Charles Antrup, Burtis Horrall, Charles Peel, Harold Clark. Through the doors of the American public schools pass the future citizens of our na- tion. They enter these doors that they may grow scholastically, socially, physically, and increase their understanding of self and of their fellowmen. After several years of formal education they leave to meet the many challenges of adulthood. The trials and problems faced in school become the happy memories in the years ahead. To provide an atmosphere where such growth and development is possible is the task of die board of education. 102 School District Advances Under New Superintendent Mr. Ray Evans, new this year from Muncie, Indiana, has proved to be a qualified super- intendent. He has served as superintendent of Delaware County and held the positions of teacher and principal in various schools. He now resides in Fremont with his wife and son. Mrs. Crawford, now in her seventh year as secretary to the superintendent, has shown outstanding work in that field and al- so as treasurer of the school board. 103 Secretary, KATHERINE CRAWFORD Superintendent, RAY EVANS High School Operates Efficiently Mr. Mitchell keeps things running smooth- ly and efficiently in the halls of Fremont High School. He guides and takes time to offer counseling to the students along with his tedious job of arranging activities for the school. Always a valuable aid in the running of a high school is the school sec- retary. Just such an aid is Mrs. Rathbun. She is kept busy by many duties which in- clude answering the phone and making an- nouncements. High School Principal, MAX MITCHELL Secretary, JEANETTE RATHBUN Elementary Strives for Quality Education Elementary Principal, FRANK M. SANDERS Mr. Sanders serves as principal of the Elementary School. He strives to keep up with the changing ideas in education to use in teaching the young students in the Fremont area. By so doing, he is one of the more respected men in town. Mr. Sanders is assisted in his many duties in the office by Mrs. Mitchell, elemen- tary school secretary. She is very ef- ficient and genial in her work. Secretary, THELMA MITCHELL 105 Pausing before starting their routes are H. Beams, L. Huss, C. Duncan, H. Wise, K. Spidel, V. Smith, and R. Walter. Students get balanced meals from N. Fulton and M. Gary. Cooks’ day started early for R. Davis and M. Gard J. Sommers and C. Schaeffer serve the elementary school. GAY’S MARKET INC When Quality Counts. Shop the Gay Way and Save Phone 495-2415 108 Fremont, Indiana NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Angola, Indiana LEPLEY'S AMBASSADOR STEAK HOUSE U. S. 27 North Angola GENE'S ANTIQUES We Buy Anything of Value Ph. 495-7905 Fremont DON’S BOOTERY MUNDY’S “66” SERVICE Quality Shoes on the Square 46 Public Square Angola, Indiana Ph. 495-3315 Fremont Compliments of POKAGON BEVERAGE INC. Angola, Indiana 109 K H NORTH WAYNE PHARMACY Compliments of FRITO-LAY INC. Serving your Canteen Congratulation Class of 1970 From your CULLIGAN MAN DON PALMERTON’S SHELL SERVICE Ph. 495-7125 Fremont, Ind. GAY’S INC. Coffee Shop Coin Laundry ECKMAN’S DEPARTMENT AND SHOE STORES Fremont, Indiana Fremont, Indiana III For Your Farm and Home Needs FREMONT GAMBLE STORE ROY CRANDALL, Owner on the square Ph. 495-2605 GKL CORPORATION GENE'S ANTIQUES We Buy Anything of Value Ph. 495-7905 Fremont Fremont, Indiana Phone 495-2505 HILL PISTON SERVICE INC. Automotive Parts Box 242 Fremont, Ind. LAUER'S GARAGE Fremont, Indiana STROCK’S Phone 495-3237 Men's and Students' Compliments of Wear W. R. THOMAS 10$ STORE Angola, Indiana Angola, Indiana 112 DON KAIN’S SHELL SERVICE HELl| Phone 665-6215 HOSACK'S Since 1915 Home Appliances - T. V. 's Angola, Indiana Angola, Indiana SWANK WAYSIDE FURNITURE 1 Mile N. on U. S. 27 Ph. 665-3121 Open Wed. and Fri. til 9 TUTTLE'S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds A ng o la, India na MINGUS Compliments of SANDY'S DRIVE-IN Angola, Indiana Market and Locker Fremont, Indiana Phone 495-3615 r-v FREMONT LUMBER COMPANY INC. Ph. 495-2635 Fremont, Ind. CLARK’S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE STROH’S FURNITURE FREMONT — MANUFACTURING INC. Fremont, Indiana TRI-STATE TEXACO Hershel Smith Phone 495-5485 Be Wiser Shop KAISER’S Ph. 495-3825 Fremont, Ind. BARRY’S GREENHOUSE Phone Fremont 495-2015 Indiana IIS H. L. BEAMS H. G. BEAMS BEAM’S FUNERAL SERVICE F remont, Indiana Phone 495-2915 Always Something New in Fashion for You C. A. NEDELE AND SONS THE VILLAGE II Angola, Indiana 111 N. Wayne Phone 665-2463 Angola, Ind. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY JAMES BELL - REPRESENTATIVE TOWER BUILDERS CORP. General Contractors Angola, Indiana Phone 495-4065 SWAGER TOWER CORP. Design F abrication Installation F remont, Indiana Ph. 495-5165 or 495-2515 Camping - World's Tallest Totem Pole Fremont, Indian Phone 495-9115 117 PATRONS ANGOLA DRIVE-IN CLEANERS BOB’S BARBER SHOP DOTY’S BARBER SHOP FRAHM’S INC. FREMONT ELEVATOR GINNY’S COIFFEURS THE GLORIA SHOPPE HIGBEE’S WELDING SHOP IRENE’S BEAUTY SHOP McNAUGHTON STORES VAUGHN’S DRY CLEANERS WILLIAM’S 51 TO $1.00 STORE NAME GRADE PAGE Adams, Debra 8 68 Adams, Donald 7 4.32, 39.55,66 Adams, James 9 29, 34.40,53,70 Adams, Shannon 11 15, 23,34,74 Alleshouse, Pam 8 68 Alleshouse, Patrick 7 66 Amans, Rick 10 72 Ansley, Rick 10 48,72 Antrup, Cathy 11 28,74 Antrup, Nedra 8 28, 37.39,41,68 Arnold, Anna 7 66 Arnold, Thelma 11 25, 28,74 Augenstein, Neal 10 31, 32,48,50,51,72 Augenstein, Rejeania 11 14, 22,25,27,30.40,42 ,74 Baker, Doris 12 5,28, 40,79 Barlow, Dianna 11 4,5, lOW i I J let J11 Id l t i 6,18,24,25,26,27,30,32,35, 74 Barlow, Sam 7 3.49. 55,66 Barron, Edna 11 14. 16,18.22,25,74 Barron, Nelda 12 25, 30,40,79 Becher, Anita 7 66 Becher, Cheryl 12 14. 17,33,35,40,78, 79 Becher, Kirsten 8 68 Bevins, Thomas 10 3.8, 23,25,35,72 Bingaman, Kevin 10 15. 24,34,41,45,72 Binkley, Kenneth 7 66 Binkley, Robert Birchfield, Bill 9 40,70 12 79 Birchfield, Shelly 10 22, 27,28,30,32,34, i40 .42, ,72 Bock, Mark 8 37,68 Bock, Mike 10 6.25. 31,32,47,50,51, ,72 Book, Robert 8 39. 49,68 Book, Wayne 10 29,72 Boore, Jeanne 8 68 Bougher, Mike 7 3,55, 76 Braddock, Denise 8 68 Bressler, Dawn 8 28, 36,39,41,68 Bressler, Doug 9 32, 35,40,52,53,70 Bressler, Mike 10 22, 24,35,41,72 Bressler, Susan 11 4.14, 18,22,24,30,35, ,41 .74 Bristle, Craig 8 36, 39,68 Bristle, Debbie 12 5.14. NAME GRADE PAGE Brown, Herbert 10 24,72 Brown, Lucinda 12 16. 17,19,24,28, 30, ,33 .34. 40,78, 80 Brown, Richard 10 19. 24,26,31,35, 40, ,46 .48. 50,52, 72 Brown, Robin 8 7,68 Brunz, Robin 8 39,68 Buck, Ben 10 29,72 Buck, Hubert 11 29,74 Budd, Vicky 8 36, 39,41,42,68 Burch, Diana 11 16, 24,30,34,41, 74 Burch, Steve 9 29,70 Burrell, Howard 10 26. 50,51,72 Campbell, David 11 74 Carter, Cheryl 8 28. 36,37,39,41, 54, ,68 Cary, Todd 7 37, 49,55,66 Champion, Kathy 8 28,68 Champion, Jim 11 74 Churcn, Kurt 7 36, 39,41,66 Church, Merrillec 9 28, 34,40,41,42, 70 Church, Stanley 10 15. 26,29,35,40, 41. 72 Church, Steven 8 37. 39,54,68 Clark, Gary 10 29,72 Clark, Katny 12 1.5. 15,17,24,26, 28, ,33 .78, 80 Clark, Ronnie 12 29,80 Clark, Scott 10 22. 24,72 Cleckner, Larry 11 3.29, 74 Close, Doug 10 25, 31,35,40,45, 48, ,52 ,72 Close, Jonathan 7 32. 37,39,55,66 Cobb, John 11 31. 48,74 Cobb, Marybeth 7 39, 41,66 Cole, Dawn 8 39,68 Cole, Debbie 12 14. 17.22,24,27, 30, ,80 Coler, Debra 7 37, 39,66 Collins, Barton 11 18, 31,35,40,46, 50, ,51 .74 Collins, Charles 11 31. 35,41,48,74 Collins, Claudia 9 24, 30,34,40,41, 70 Collins, Mari 7 39, 42,66 Collins, Tim 8 68 Cope, Mike 12 78,80 Crandall, Lori 7 39, 41,42,66 NAME GRADE PAGE Crandall, Suellen 10 15. 24,28,30,40,42,72 Crawford, Jerry Jo 9 30, 32,35,41,42,70 Crawford, Linda 12 4.6. 16.19.24,25,30,35 ,40,44,81 Creager, Lou Ann 8 28,68 Creager, Robert 48,72 10 31. Curtland, Rick 10 72 Davis, Connie 10 72 Dehn, Susan 9 24, 30,35,40,42,70 Densel, Dee 8 28, 36,68 Densel, Denise 12 17. 24,25,26,28,33,81 Densel, Frank 9 53,70 Densel, Reed 11 18,74 Divine, Lois 11 5,74 Dodge, Rick 10 24, 31,48,52,72 Doty, George 54,68 8 49, Doty, Neil 9 53,70 Dove, Mike 8 54,68 Drushal, Laurice 11 18. 22,24,25.30,32,42 .74 Elliott, Alan 8 39, 54,68 Elliott, Patricia 12 8,25, 28,30,40,78,81 Emerick, Craig 10 6.29. 31,35,40,41,47,72 Emerick, Linda 8 28, 37,39,41,68 Emerick, Marcia 11 19, 28,40,74 Etheridge, Dorothy 11 16. 25,40,74 Etheridge, Fred 9 70 Etheridge, Tom 7 55,66 Farver, Mary 9 24, 27,34,40,42,53,70 Feller, Carla 12 5,11, 19,24.25,30,34,35 .40, 78,81 Ferguson, Debbie 8 37, 39,41,42,54,69 Ferguson, Jennifer 9 23, 27.30,32,34,42.70 Fetter, Billy 7 66 Fetter, Robert 9 70 Fisher, Craig 7 66 Folkner, Regina 8 76 Forrester, Cindy 8 69 Forrester, Kerry 9 53,70 Forrester, Treena 7 66 Foster, David 9 70 Foster, Jacqueline 11 3.15, 18,22,24,25,27,28 74 ,30, 34,44, Foster, John 9 31, 48,52,53,70 Foster, Mary 17,19.22,24,25.27 12 5.15, .30. 32,34, 119 Foster, Steve 12 31. 48,78,82 Foulk, Arthur 12 29, 31,45,48,82 Foulk, David 10 29. 31,46,72 Foulk, Eugene 8 37,69 Foulk, George 12 24, 26,35.40,41,78,82 Foulk, Greg Foust, David 7 49,66 10 22, 24,26,31,48,73 Fraley, Northa 12 25, 40,78,82 Frederick, Cathy 9 35,70 Fulton, Denise 10 73 Gadd, Kathryn 12 22. 27,82 Gard, Sharon 12 5,15, 17,24,28,30,33,35 .40. 42,78. 83 Gard, Steven 11 24, 29,35,74 Gary, Chris 9 52, 53,70 Gary, Karen 9 30, 35,41,42.70 Gaskill, Billy 8 70 Gaskill, Peggy 11 23, 25,30,75 Gaskill, Penny 7 39,66 Gordon, Daniel 11 76 Gordon, Jean 9 76 Grandin, Peter 11 75 Greenawalt, Jill 9 25, 30,34,40,41,42,71 Greenawalt, Robin 11 3.5, 18,25,30,35,40,41 .75 Greenawalt, Scott 12 25, 31,47,50,51,83 Guthrie, Jim 8 49,69 Guthrie, Judy 10 42,73 Guthrie, Sam 7 13, 49,66 Guthrie, Sharon 11 3,25, 30,40,42,75 Hall, Charles 12 83 Hamilton, Mike 8 39,69 Hamilton, Tom 12 29,83 Hampshire, Sherri 7 39, 41,66 Hanchar, Dave 10 73 Hanchar, Patty 7 66 Hancock, Nancy Hancock, Patricia 7 42,66 10 24, 27,28,30,35,40,42,73 Hansbarger, Mark 11 18, 24.26.35,40.41,75 Hantz, Barbara 10 27, 30,35,73 Hantz, George 10 73 Hantz, Rod 7 67 Harvey, Donald 8 69 Hassett, Kim 8 39, 42,54,69 Hassett, Robert 8 69 Hawkins, Dennis 10 6,22, 24.31,35,45.73 Hawkins, Judy 8 28. 36,39,69 Hawkins, Julie 8 28, 36,39,68,69 Hefley, Lori 9 23, 27,28,30,71 Heide, Richard 9 34, 41,71 Higbee, Bud 12 7,83 Hirsch, George 10 24, 31,34,51,52,73 Hoffman, Keith 12 76 Hoffman, Rebecca 8 69 Hoffman, Robert 10 73 Hoffman, Steven 9 71 Huffer, Jeff 11 25, 26,31,32,74,75 Hufnagle, Evelyn 12 84 Hufnagle, Jane Hull, Bob 9 71 11 75 Humbarger, Jim 11 75 Hutchins, Randy 11 75 Ireland, Kaye 10 24, 30,34,40,42,73 Ireland, Kristie 7 37, 39,41,42,66,67 Isenhower, Sandra 7 39, 42,67 Jolly, Roy 7 67 Jowsay, Debra 7 42,67 Kaufman, Julie 7 39,67 Knisely, Mark 7 39, 55,67 Kroll, Pamela 11 75 Kunce, Kathy 10 5.25. 28,30,42,73 Kunce, Michael 7 37,67 Lantz, Joe 10 31. 46,48,50,73 Lauer, Raymond 10 25, 26,73 Lauer, Rita 10 16. 24,28,30,35,40,42,73 Lawson, Cynthia 9 23,71 Lawson, Randy 7 67 Liechty, Larry 8 69 Lyons, Debbie 8 7.37, 39,41,69 Marks, Cathy 11 5,16. 23,24,25,40,75 Marks, Jim 9 71 Martin, Dawn 7 67 Masters, Jim 8 71 Masters, Monty 8 54,69 McCarty, Pat 9 31, 46,48,52,53,71 McClanahan, Brock 7 67 McClanahan, Kathy 8 28, 39,42,69 McClanahan, La von 9 71 McKinley, Barbara 7 67 McKinley, Sharon 8 69 McKinley, Shirley 7 67 McKinley, Tom 11 75 Meeks, Michael 7 37,67 Meeks, Steve 7 3.37. 49,55,67 Melchi, Jerry 11 31, 46,74,75 Mertz, Alan 7 67 Mertz, Max 10 22, 25,31,48,50,73 Michael, Gary 10 29,73 Michael, Janella 11 6.14. 18,22,24,28,30,35 .75 Michael, Neil 7 55, 66,67 Milleman, Gloria 11 23, 25,27,28,42,75 Miller, Evelyn 10 73 Miller, Jim 8 71 Miller, Kathleen 11 4.14, 18,22,24,26,27,28 ,30,74,75 Mingus, Connie 10 5.6. 19.24,27,30,34.40,44, 73 Mingus, Scon 7 55, 66,67 Minster, Daniel 7 67 Moore, Bonnie 9 23. 30,34,40,42,53,71 Moore, Cindy 7 32. 37,39,41,55,66,67 Moore, Joe 8 37,69 Morrison, Rodney 8 37. 39,54,69 Moser, Becky 8 28,69 Moser, Randy 7 67 Mowry, Pam 9 25, 30,35,41,42,71 Munger, Cheryl 9 23,71 Munger, Reba 7 36, 39,67 Myers, Carol 12 6,14, 17,28,30,33,34,84 Neely, David 12 84 Neely, Ronnie 8 69 Newbauer, Cindy 11 75 Newbauer, Pam 9 71 Newsted, Leonard 9 71 Newsted, Richard 19 25, 31,73 Nicole, Jack 9 71 Noragon, Karma 8 13, 36,39,42,54,68,69 Northam, Chuck 8 69 Northam, Ellen 12 15, 16,17,24,26,27,30 .78 ,84 Norton, Tim 19 73 Ostrander, Jackie 9 25. 34,71 Ostrom, Jerry Palmerton, Dennis 12 76 8 49. 54,69 Palmerton, Randy 8 69 Palmerton, Shelley 10 5.12, 24,27,30,34,40,44 ,73 Palmerton, Sherry 10 10. 11,22,25,27,30,72 ,73 Parker, Penny 7 67 Parker, Terry 7 37,39 120 Parrish, Debbie 8 28. Shaffer, Pamela 10 30,76 rhomason, Virginia 9 24, 39, G9 Sherburne, Tom 10 12. 27.34,40,71 Parrish, Ron 7 67 31,48,73 Thomason, Warren 8 3,69 Parsell, Pat 12 30,84 Shively, Steve 7 37,67 Tredway, Ray 8 69 Parsell, Rick 10 19, Shively, Vicki 8 32. Tuttle, Tim 11 31,75 24,31,46,50,73 37,41,68,69 VanGompel, Amy 12 8,14, Parsons, Becky 11 75 Sickels, Fred 9 71 22,87 Parsons. Greg 7 67 Sickels, Gene 9 71 VanGompel, Beth 11 22. Parsons, John 9 53,71 Simpson, Diane 7 39,67 25,30,75 Peel, Robert 12 5,24, Smith, Carl 9 71 VanGompel, Peter 8 69 26,31,32,34,40,41 .48, ,50,78, Smith, Cathy 11 14. Vaughn, Debbie 8 28, 85 22,24,27,28,30,34 .40 ,41.42, 39,41,69 Penner, Randy 8 69 75 Vaughn, John 11 18, Phillips, Jeff 7 67 Smith, David 7 67 31,35,46,48,50,52 .75 Phillips, Jerry 9 71 Smith, Diane 8 28, Vaughn, Suzie 10 6.24, Phillips, Jon 9 71 36,41,69 27,30,40,44,72,73 Phillips, Shirley 12 14. Smith, Doug 8 49, Vice, Fred 8 36, 22,23,32,78,85 54,69 39,54,68,69 Phipps, David 22,25,32,40.78,85 12 8.14, Smith, Karen 12 14. Vice, Melissa 7 67 16,22,34,86 Vrchota, Kathleen 12 25, Pierce, Chuck 11 6.14. Sommers, David 12 86 40,87 17,18,22,24,31.34 .41, ,45,47. Sommers, Gary 8 69 Waldrop, Vicki 10 24. 50,74,75 Sommers, Robert 10 73 30,32,42,72,73 Pierce, Jim 11 17. Sommers, Tom 11 75 Welch, Nicki 7 39, 23,24,25,75 Sparks, Marty 9 76 41,42,67 Pocock, Lowell 8 37, Spidel, Dennis 8 37, Weller, Kathy Wells, Christine 7 39,67 39,49,54,68,69 39,49,54,69 7 39. Powell, Bonnie 8 28, Spidel, Robert 10 25, 41,67 36,39,41,42,69 31,34,46,48,52,73 Wells, Terry 12 7,29. Powell, Connie 9 28. Sponseller, Rebecca 12 5.20. 87 30,71 23,25,27,30,40,42 .78 ,86 Westfall, Jeannie 8 28. Putnam, Cynthia Quick, Janice 9 16,71 Sponseller, Royann 9 20, 36,69 8 28. 30,42,53,71 White, Rebecca 11 15. 39,69 Steinbarger, John 12 86 23,27,28,42,75 Quick, Randy 8 39, Steinbarger, Judy 9 71 White, Stanley 37,39,54,68,69 8 32. 49,54,69 Stimmel, Pat 11 15. Rath bun, Laura 8 69 16,18,22,24,26,27 .28 .30, Wilkinson, Gerry 12 25, Reese, Barry 8 69 44,75 78,88 Reese, Mike 11 75 Stimmel, Ron 12 14. Wilson, Suzanna 12 5,14, Regadanz, Kay Richardson, Cnris 7 55,67 24,31,40,86 17,24,26,33,35,88 9 53,71 Straw, Kathy 11 28. Wise, Vic 11 75 Roberts. Evelyn 8 28. 30,75 Wisel, Rick 10 29, 36,39,42,69 Strickler, Don 7 49,76 40,73 Roberts, Gary 9 76 Stroh, Trudy 12 19. Witham, Ron 10 31. Roberts, Jerry 11 75 28,40,87 48,73 Roberts, Marcia 12 8,22, Strong, Frank 10 29,73 Woodring, Jack 12 5.22, 25,28,40,42,85 Sutton, Becky 9 28, 26,88 Roberts, Sandra 7 67 30,34,40,42,71 Word, John 12 29, Rodecap, Janet 8 28. Sutton, Debbie 12 14, 31,48,88 42,69 17,19,24,28,30,33 .40 .87 Worthington, LuAnn 9 27. Ross, Becky 12 25,85 Sutton, Terri 11 3.11, 30,35,71 Sanxter, John 7 67 14,22,25,28,30,42 .75 Zintsmaster, Jane 7 32, Saurbeck, Rod 7 55,67 Swager, Dan 10 25,73 36,39,55,67 Schaeffer, Kathy 7 39, Swager, Jay 8 69 66,67 Swager, Rick 10 25, Schaeffer, Lois 8 69 31,48,72,73 Schaeffer, Marcia 11 8,15, Swager, Roy 7 49. 17,23,40,75 67,69 Schaeffer, Ricky Schaeffer, Ronnie 11 75 Swager, Susie 8 28, 11 75 32,37,39,68,69 Schweitzer, Kathy 9 25. Swander, Martin 10 6,29, 40,71 31,45,47,73 Sellers, Mike 9 31. Swander, Steve 7 76 32,35,46,48,52,52 1,70 .71 Thatcher, Michael 7 67 Shaffer, Kathy 9 11. Thatcher, Sherry 7 67 � 11 1 , 30,71 121 Index Band - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 34-38 Baseball - -- - --46 Basketball.....................................50-55 Canteen - --- - 17 Carnival -- ------------------------------- - - 12, 13 Cheerleaders--------------------------- ---- 44, 53-55 Choir.............................................38-40 Crew Club - — ----- - 23 Cross Country - - ---.---.-.-47 District Music Contest---------------------------- -41 Future Business Leaders of America-------------------22 Future Farmers of America -- - 29 Future Homemakers of America - ----------------------28 Football ----------------------------------- 48,49 French Club - - - - - --------------------------- --25 Girls’ Athletic Association - --------------------— 30 Homecoming-------------- ----------------------- 10,11 Junior Classical League - ---------------------------24 Lettermen----------------------------------- —------31 Librarians - - - ------------------------------ --16 Mu Alpha Theta ------------------------------------ 26 Musical - - - - - - - --- - 19 National Honor Society -- - n Pep Club---------------42 Pinocchio----------- --------------------------------56 Plays - -- -- is Student Council — - -------------------------- 32 Tatler - - - ------------------------------------ --14 Track-------------------------------------------- 45 Tri-Hi-Y.............................................27 Tumbling Club - - ----- - 20 Vistula - - - --------------------------------- 15 The yearbook staff wishes to extend a hearty thank you to all the individuals and businesses that have supported this endeavor. 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