Grovertown High School - Aries Yearbook (Grovertown, IN)
- Class of 1963
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' ' 'f 'QVV.f' , VW'-'.: 963 Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of GROVERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Dedication We the graduatlng class of 1963, take great pleasure ln dedl catmg our yearbook, the Anes to the teachmg staff of Grover town Through your unceasmg efforts, you have gurded us through these 12 years of school and wlth your contmued encouragement and fa1th 1n us, we w111 go on to str1ve for our hlgher goals Each of you has added a step to the sta1rway of our future and to each of you we extend our smcere apprecratmon IN APPRECIATION We w1sh to show spec1a1 gratrtude to Mr Paul Nye, our spon sor and frrend who has assrsted us through our two most rmportant years of hrgh school our Jumor and Sen1or years , . . .E . . , . - . . . . . in life. . , . . 2 I, ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL Efficient Hands Leonard D. Freed TRUSTEE Sydney Awald Hold School Reins SCHOOL BOARD 4 George Muska Ted Rhodes Fred S inn Qabsentj ACU LTY Mr. Powell, who teaches math, pauses to ex- Supervising-a typing class is Mrs. Petry, head hibit a sphere. A graduate of Manchester of the Commerce Department. She received College, Mr. Powell has an A.B. and Ph.M. her B.S. from Manchester College. degree. Mrs. Murray demonstrates how to dissect a lobster. Mrs. Murray, who heads the Science Mr. Lemon, who teaches English stops to ex- Department, attended Indiana University where plain the structure of a sentence. Mr. Lemon she received a B.S. degree. received his B.S. from Indiana University. fr' 6 Y. Mrs. Snyder pauses to smile as she demonstrates before her Home Economics class. Mrs. Snyder who received her B.S. from Manchester College teaches Home Economics and elementary music. vision and Guidance Mr. Watson is demonstrating one of the many tools used in shop work. Besides teaching shop, Mr. Watson, who received his B.S. from Northern Illinois State College, is assistant coach. Mr. Seese, who is the head coach, also teaches Health and Safety and Drivers, Training. Mr. Seese received his B.S. from Ball State Teach- ers College. Mr. Omstead, who heads the Music Department, pauses to smile as he rehearses a tune. He re- ceived his B.S. from Ball State and his M.A. from Western Michigan University. 7 igiiiggigeiiiesura. i i i 4 1 ' ' u 1fE'!j L aj W Their Purpose - to Pausing at the card catalogue is Miss Mary Corbitt who teaches English and Physical Education. Miss Corbitt re- ceived her A.B. degree from DePauw University. Mrs. Jean Nye, who teaches Junior High English and so- cial studies, is also the 7th grade homeroom teacher. She received her B.S. from Manchester College. Help Mr. Glen Petry, who is the 8th grade homeroom teacher, teaches Junior High math and health. Mr. Petry received his B.S. degree from Manchester College. 8 l MRS. ANNA STEELE Fifth Grade MRS. FERN GROTE Fourth Grade MRS. EVELYN PETERSON Third Grade MRS. KATHRYN AWALD Second Grade MRS. MARLAN GLANT First Grade MISS MARILYN JOHNSON First Grade Absent: MR. ROBERT THOMAS What Would We Do Without During the school year, the faces of a small group of people have become familar sites about school as they have worked to bring us many conveniences. Mrs. Freed and Mrs. Barbknecht offered service with a smile as they attended to the needs of the student body. Spending many hours in the kitchens were the cooks who planned and cooked meals that would keep us healthy and happy. The janitors were likewise kept busy as they worked to keep the schools clean and in good repair. And transporting us to and from school and basketball games safely were the bus drivers. SECRETARY Mrs. Kathryn Freed NURSE Mrs. Mona Gene Barbknecht 10 Them? J ANITORS John Kaslewicz Herman Freet Everett Sult BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW Harold Esterline Jacob Kuckel Don Clark Wilford Reinhardt Lester Meadows BACK ROW Carl Harness Richard Beem Marion Harness George Trapp COOKS Mayme Sult Gladys Hlavacek LaVerne Norris Lillian Buettner Science and Math In the modern world of today, science plays a leading role. With rockets to launch, atomic energy to harness, and new medicines to discover, this era has fast become an age of science and scientists. In the classroom, science has not been neglected. Realizing its importance and vast potentialities in today's world, educators have stressed the study of science. From their first year of high school to their last year, students have the opportunity to increase their knowledge of science as they advance from the study of general sciences to the more difficult study of chemistry or physics. The science courses available in high school give students a basic foundation in the advanced sci- ence courses found in higher education. ln biology, students make a study of plant and animal life. Such projects as dissecting help the student to learn by observation about the various animals under study. The general science course prepares students for the study of physics and chemistry. In physics, students study such things as motion, energy, and electricity. Physics experiments help to clarify in- formation. Chemistry students make a thorough study of the elements and their compounds and through lab experiments, they learn the importance of observation in scientific work. 12 ,.-,,,n., ,,--- Challenge Students From the early days of civilization when geometric figures were sketched in Egyptian sands, to the present days of the 20th century, mathematics has been an invaluable aid to mankind. It has contributed and continues to contribute to the development of the world about us. Mathematics is a science--a science of numbers and spaces. Through mathematics, students learn to think clearly and to use sound reasoning, as well as to exercise carefulness and thoroughness in solving problems. The high school mathematics course is a study of several different, yet related, phases of mathe- matics. A course in general mathematics drilled students in the basic arithmetic skills which are so often used in advanced math as well as in everyday life. Through algebra, mathematic students learned how to work with positive and negative numbers, solve for the unknown quantity, and work with in- equalities. In plane and solid geometry, students made a study of lines, planes, and solids as they worked to master the theorems and proofs of geometry. In advanced mathematics, trigonometry challenged stu- dents with the understanding and solution of the functions of triangles. 13 Our World - Past and Present Using sample ballots, the high school students took part in a mock election held by the government class. The study of history is a study of civilization--a study of the past and of the present. Through the social studies--history, government, and their related topics--students learn of the world of past civilizations and of the world of today. Ranging from such topics as ancient war methods to present day revenues, the Social Studies course covers many varying phases of history. Students of world history studied not only the ancient history of early civilization, but also the progress and development of foreign countries. Through the courses of United States history and government, students learned of the historical background of our country's growth and of the system of feder- alism which governs it. Such subjects as economics and sociology offered instruction to students in the field of the business and social affairs of the world. 14 The business world is an ever expanding field with many fine opportunities for those trained in the skills of commerce. Today, stu- dents have the opportunity to master these skills through the business education courses offered in high school. The business course includes the subjects of typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand. Students are trained and drilled in these skills as they strive to master them. Such training as this will not only help students to find employment in the business world after graduation, but may also help them to attain part time employ- ment during their high school years. .. The symbols which once baffled shorthand students become familiar with mastery of the subject. Our World Is Business wi? 15 English students often find that they must use the li- brary facilities for such projects as compositions and reference work. a '4' Language s Communication English, which is a required subject, teaches many skills. Students are drilled in grammar, vocabu- lary, writing, and reading. They learn to not only speak correctly, but to put their thoughts on paper as they learn the techniques of composition. Another important part of the English course--Literature-- gives the student an opportunity to increase his knowledge as he studies such writings as essays, prose, and novels. Latina habitat hodie --Latin lives today. In professions, in other languages, and in the classroom, the value of the Latin language has become very evident. Latin students, while they are studying one of the greatest cultures the world has ever produced, are learning a language which is the basis for many other languages--a language which will always be an asset to them in life. One of the things required of Latin I students is to make a poster. Here we see several students re- touching some of these posters. 16 Sewing, a valuable skill, is one of the basic sub- jects taught in the home economics course. We Learn by Doing Through the course of home economics, high school girls learn many skills which will help them in the future to be good wives and mothers. Under the guidance of their home economics teacher, the girls studied nutrition, meal planning, cooking, sewing, and home nursing. The boys also gain vocational training as they learn the skills of carpentry through the shop course. After learning these basic fundamentals of shopwork, each student must build an article by himself be- fore the school year is over. 17 In shop class the basic fundamentals of carpentry work are learned while the boys make useful articles for their home. With President Kennedy heavily stressing physical fitness in the American youth, our girls get in the swing, or should we say stretch, of things by doing their exercises. Phys. Ed. Strengthens Bodies Physical fitness is very important to the health and well-being of students and good health is very important to one's success in school work. Thus, the school works to promote physical fitness through its program of physical education. ln both the girls' and boys' physical education classes, the periods were filled with much activity. The girls played such games as volleyball and basketball and softball when the weather permitted. During their physical education class, the boys took part in a variety of activities including soccer, wrestling, tumbling, basketball, baseball, and track. Games such as volleyball also constitute an im- portant part of Grover- town's physical educa- tion program. 18 tl SENIORS CLASS HISTORY The Grovertomm I-hgh School class of 1963 began 1ts 12 year Journey rn Septem ber of 1951 Thrrteen of those or1g1nal 41 enthusrastrc frrst graders rernarn to grad uate 1n 1963 They are Madge Allen Sally Awald, Judy Clark Jlm Cleveland Beverly Haley Margo Jack, Larry Justrce Georgra Keller Dons Kuchel, Lo1s Ser der George Srngleton, Lmda Stanley and Orvre Ward Mrs Becker and Mrs Glant gurded us through the frrst grade of school Joe Jaeger, Laura Jo Thornburg, and Don Coldeberg jorned our happy group 1n the second grade Our th1rd grade teach er entertarned us at her home when we were rn her class In 1954 we moved to the new grade school burldmg where our fourth year ln school was completed Our teacher mvrted us to her home agarn that year where we spent a sunny day explor 1ng her farm In the frfth grade we went on our frrst two class part1es Mrs Nelson took us to the Brookfreld Zoo and the Rochester skatrng rrnk that year The follow mg year Mrs Taylor took her 25 cheerful srxth graders on a tour of the Museum of Scrence and Industry and the Museum of Hlstory and on therr second roller skat1ng party In the seventh grade, our class attended a hayrrde at Judy Clark's home durmg w1nter's frrst snowfall Our last year rn grammar school was a busy one for all of us We spent our two class partres at the show rn South Bend and at the skat mg rmk rn Rochester We left on our erghth grade tr1p on March 27, 1959, and spent three days tourlng Southern Indxana Twenty two ambrtlous Freshres entered hrgh school rn the fall of 1959 That year we enjoyed a skatmg and show party and spent a Sunday at the lnd1ana Dunes State Park Our Sophomore year brought a new student to our forces, Carolme Stachulak We went roller skatmg that year and ended our second year rn hrgh school wrth a day at the dunes Our last two years rn hrgh school have been our very busrest Barbara Duron en rolled 1n our class early m our Jun1or year We spent the entrre year workmg to earn our Prom and Semor tr1p money We began our campargn 1n September of 1961 w1th magazxne and Chrrstmas card sales We sold concessrons at all home games and also raffled cakes and turkeys We held a bake sale on Aprrl 28 W presented our frrst class play Keep Movrng to the commun1ty on March 23 and 24 Then came the hrghhght of our Junror year We honored the Semors of 1962 wrth a beautlful prom, Fantasy of the Sea, on May 12, 1962, at the LaPorte Arnerrcan Legron Hall Our Semor year was spent Just as busy as our Junror year Rrck Maze and An1ta Spencer Jolned our class, bnngmg our fmal attendance to twenty Annual work began early rn September of 1962 We staged our Sen1or play 'It s a Great Lrfe on October 12 and 13 Our sponsor Mr Nye mvxted us to hrs home for a funfrlled evenmg of carol1ng and partymg to celebrate our Chnstmas season Our Sen1or frsh fry was held the frrst of March Our beautrful Baccalaureate servlce was held on May 19, 1963 We have many fme memorres of our graduatron mght, May 24, 1963 We happrly recall our pro cess1on down the arsle to the 1nsp1r1ng stram of Pomp and C1rcumstnce, the dear frlends and relatrves there to w1sh us well the frrends and classmates of our school days, and the happy moment when we each recerved the drploxna that rep resented our goal achxeved Twenty proud Grovertown graduates left on therr seven day Seruor Trrp on May 26, 1963, to the Northeastern states, the future but a few steps away , - ' I D P 7 3 7 - , , . . . , - 7 3 . . e 7 I . . ' ' I I ' I I ' 7 2 , - ! 1 A 20 1 g r The Future PRESIDENT ORVIE LINDEL WARD VICE -PRESIDENT MARTIN JOSEPH J AEGAR Awaits Us SECRETARY BEVERLY RUTH HALEY TREASURER LINDA ELAINE STANLEY 21 MADGE ALLEN SALLY JO AWALD JUDY KAY CLARK Senior Life Activities JAMES EDWARD CLEVELAND 22 0 O 0 DONALD RAY COLDBERG BARBARA JEAN DIXON Hectic but Fun Books - Diplomas MARCO LYNN JACK LARRY EUGENE JUSTICE 23 GEORGIA DIANE KELLER DORIS JEAN KUCHEL RICHARD LOUIS MAZE Life ls What LOIS MAE SEIDER 24 GEORGE EDWARD SINGLETON We Make It CAROLINE MARGARET STACHULAK ANITA BEVERLY SPENCER LAURA JO THORNBURG 25 f' - 1 3 'Q A . is ff g -1' lg . i -v :v ' - :-E.Zf:..,..7.. s , , . ,5ge...y.- , ,, f , ' 1 3 ,ek ff-:iz Y f59 . 'K r xLf.lr: ii ' F 1 if X' Q 3 A ,, .,:. A . , ., .. , dam 3 .. 4 , '-'df Q 3 if 1 1 will NOT lick Xmas seal ! ! ! 3 Q S w t ,,i. , E 1 , Is.. L ' V f'fu- ge t ,, 'K Is it really true blondes have more fun ? ? ? another Cl a gp , Has anyone seen spaceship ? ? ? I'11 trade you my shirt for your hat. Alright, quit smiling. Who's got Mr. Nye ? ? ? ! ! ! mY Sweet dreams girls. And then there's this other joke... If you want me, come and get me ! ! ! You can always tell a Halo girl. Hurry, Nicky, I can't breathe ! ! D' FD 5 H. va rr U' fb 5 W X rf 0 5 N u-I 'Q 'O f fS., Z' Zyykh i s i .'-. i Z g is s i y Q. s f gi .-if , re .. 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K ix is 30 Regina Beem Betty Bohac Pat Calhoun Margie Coldeberg Alvin Crawford Theresa DeVos Jim Follin Mike Gierlouski Gloria Goze Randy Jaeger Curtis Jaeger Bob Jacobs Carol Kranenburg Marcy Lemon Brenda Lenz Dennis Lipke Elizabeth Marshall Ronnie Maze Barbara Migacz Janice Pearish Rosemary P ersonette Carolyn Ritchie Nicky Rush Sue Sallie Sue Seese Bonnie Simon Janice Wagner Mary Wallace Duane Williams Cathy Zeigler Lynn Beem Jane Brown Ned Calhoun Emily Cimoch Carol Clevenger Junior Cole Sharon Cormican Kenny Dixon Marlene Dye Hildgard Gebhard Jeana Gj emre Sandra Harness Ronnie Haug George Keller Norma Leslie Maureen McGrath Loren McMahon Doris Myers Dinah Ogle James Personette Terri Reid Shirley Ritchey Douglas Sabel Daniel Sekirka Patricia Smith Linda Thornburg Everett Wallace Archie White Dona Wolfenberger Mike Yakimicki Eighth Grade Q : itv- L in r 5 ' 'L ffffl ii i H ff --,. -X e X 1 ffl ' 311 if Q- i - ., Terry Amor Janet Awald . Q . 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Zee' + v -- W' , - m y 31 Seventh Grade' Alyson Anderson David Amor Linda Amor Jerry Awald Brenda Ball John Ball Candis Barnett Kim Bergstrom Ted Bierly Cre g Bohac Linda Bottorff Janet Cormican Pat Corwin Carlena Dinkens Charles Dommer Vicki Emigh Sandra Falk Joe Garrison Mike Gillies Dennis Greer Paul Haseley Laura Haug Martha I-Iensler Dennis Jones Tommy Keiper Alfred Lawton Janne Lawton Pat Lawton Carol Luce Larry McMahon Richard Muska Betty Myers Peggy Myers Polly Ogle Bobby Personette Christine Powers Sherry Ricks Jacque Roehrborn Ginger Rush Joanne Sabel Donna Scarborough Ronnie Schrader Rita Seese Lee Shaffer Gayle Smith Philip Stanton Dennis Sult Janet Thews Joanne Vendola Buryl Wagoner Steve Werner Reggie Wittey James Yakimicki GRADES FRONT ROW: J. Varga, V. Lawton, A. Keehn, V. Calhoon, J. Daley, J. Smith, M. Amor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thomas, C. Williams, S. Peters, J. Reid, B. Thornburg, N. Gjemre, P. Bottorff, M. Poort. THIRD ROW: H. Coff in, B. Rice, L. Haug, D. Wallskog, M. Greer, K. Shores, B. Sinn. FOURTH ROW: P. Awald, N. Thornburg, D. Hlavaclk, C. Myers, D. Clevenger, F. Rice, P. Schaunaman. FIFTH ROW: K. Howard, L. Goze, A. Robowski, R. Luse, V. Singleton, R. Brown. ABSENT: J. Friend. FRONT ROW: M. Cooper, D. Clevenger, J. Ecker, H. Paschen, D. Brown, R. Winkleman, G. Yakimicki, A. Beem, G. Lawton, R. Thornburg. SECOND ROW: E. Shetland, S. Ball, B. Miser, J. Lemon, S. White, D. Bohac, D. Varga, J. Ritchie. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Steele, S. Goze, J. Marshall, P. Kranenburg, R. Winklernan, J. Singleton, R. Barbknecht, H. Awald, L. Greenawalt. FOURTH ROW: K. Johnson, T. Simon, D. Sekirka, D. Haug, B. Street, D. Anderson, D. McMahan, A. Haug. FIFTH ROW: J. Wolf, B. Pulliam, C. Dix- on, C. Gillies, A. Spencer, C. Cormican, M. Wittey, M. Thomas, J. Cormican. ABSENT: L. Crandall. 34 FRONT ROW: K. Emmons, R. Keehn, F. Grifiin, M. Roehrborn, J. Pulliam, W. Ritchie, P. Cleveland, M. Rush. SECOND ROW: D. Heck, B. Rice, C. Morris, J. Lawton, D. Campbell, D. Summerlott, J. Rosenberry, V. Poort. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Grote, R. Cole, D. I-llavacek, J. Awald, D. Ricks, S. Pas chen, S. Dommer, T. Thornburg. FOURTH ROW: C. White, R. Luse, J. Ad- kins, R. Palmer, R. Dixon, N. Peterson, C. Bacewic. TOP ROW: K. Taylor, C. Jack, D. Martin, R. Singleton, J. Kuchel, G. Manns, C. Greer. ABSENT: R. Peters, R. Wright, J. Wallace. 'iv' , f ' . FRONT ROW: D. Begley, R. Morris, C. Morris, M. Anderson, J. Bottorff, E. Sinn, R. Peters, R. Griffin. SECOND ROW: T. White, C. Pulliam, S. Miller, K. Falk, P. Winkelman, K. Singleton, E. Rice, B. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Peterson, J. Harness, J. Gjemre, J. Thornburg, J. Thews, D. Allen, S. Keehn, T. Sahel, V. Rosenberry. FOURTH ROW: L. Greer, R. Robowski, E. Young, P. Awald, S. Varga, B. Whiesell, L. Brown, L. Bennett. FIFTH ROW: L. Seese, L. Sherland, N. Awald, D. Tener, V. Bozarth, C. Haug, S. Harness, K. Ecker. ABSENT: K. McLaughlin, D. Wallce. 35 FRONT ROW: R. Scarborough, C. Minnix, C. Haines, B. Keehn, T. Begely, J. Carmichael, B. Yakimicki. SECOND ROW: M. Morris, C. Schaunaman, D. White, B. Peters, C. Awald, J. Pulliam, M. Thornburg. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Awald, M. Corwin, A. Thompson, J. Awald, D. Smith, B. Powers, J. Garrison. FOURTH ROW: K. Rosander, D. Hardesty, P. Cormican, R. Cooper, D. Stan- ley, R. Beem. FIFTH ROW: S. Simon, D. Smith, J. Myers, J. Awald, C.Hase ly. ABSENT: K. McLaughlin, J. Pulliam, G. Singleton. FRONT ROW: D. Minix, G. Williams, S. Clark, C. Morris, J. Corwin, K. Col- lahan, M. Griffin, J. Neiswender, G. Hardesty, M. Sherland. SECOND ROW: P. Diangikis, S. Ritchey, L. Robowski, S. Manns, R. Sinn, J. Goddard, P. Mc- Grath, D. Smith, D. Begley, K. Varga. THIRD ROW: Miss Johnson, G. Morris, M. Haug, P. Roehrborn, J. Goze, B. Anderson, B. Godfrey, D. Bozarth, K. Mc- Laughlin, Mrs. Glnt. FOURTH ROW: L. Stanley, R. Haines, B. Singleton, J. Harness, M. Wittey, J. Seese, C. Simon. FIFTH ROW: R. Gard, M. Anderson, J. Matjeka, M. Awald, R. Pearish, C. Snay, J. Taylor, L. Brown. ABSENT: R. Clevinger, A. Haug, L. Peters, C. Keiper. 36 E ATHLETICS Rams Challenge Foes TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Seese, Tim Awald, Bob Wieczork, Ray Schrader, Randy Johnson, and Don Coldeberg. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Pearish, Don Daily, Dale Rosander, Rick Maze, and Joe Jaeger. The Grover Varsity, under the guidance of Coach Jerry Seese and Assistant coach, Melvin Watson, scored a 500 record as the 1962-63 basketball season came to a close. The Rams, who opened the season with a 51 -41 victory over Medaryville, played a total of 16 scheduled games. In the tourney play, the Varsity defeated West High 57-40 to play in the finals of the Holiday Tourney. The Rams also participated in the T.V.A.C. Tourney and the Sectional. 38 with Spirit and Teamwork Randy Bob R Jerry School Spirit Runs High The Varsity Cheerleaders and the Pep Club were a very important part of each Grover basketball game as they gave encouragement and moral support to our fighting Rams. 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Monterey Kewanna Medaryville Aubbee Star City San Pierre Hamlet Track Cross Country 44 QRGANIZATIONS FLUTES ALTO SAXOPHONES Pat Dipert Sue Klinedinst Elizabeth Marshall CLARINETS Sharon Awald Gill Barnett Regina Beem Larry Bigler Betty Daley Le Ann Hancock Linda Haug Darlene Hlavacek Duane Williams BASS CLARINET Pennie Sabel Lynn Barbknecht Beverly Haley Sue Seese Don Ward BARITON E SAXOPHONE Chuck Haug CORNETS Linda Brown Bonnie Dipert Margo J ack Judy Keller FRENCH HORN Carol I-Iensler TROMBONES Paul Freed Pat Sullivan Jack Wagner BARITONE Orvie Ward TUBA Sam Cecrle PERCUSSION Don Daily Gloria Goze Ronnie Goze Ed Kostin Music Enriches School Life 47 The Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Drake Omstead, has been the scene of much activity this year as the Choir and combined bands have worked together to bring their best in music to you. The Choir, an increasingly popular musical organization, has made much progress this year. With an improved tone quality and an array of new music the Choir has put on many fine performances including their participation in the County Choral Festival. The High School Band, with a full schedule for the year, set to work at once. Marching techniques were drilled, new music was rehearsed, and pro- grams were assembled. In October the Band participated in the Manchester College Band Day and soon after began rehearsals for the basketball season's band shows. Among other performances, the Band gave a fall and spring con- cert and went to the band contest. The Junior and Beginning Bands have been kept very busy as they worked to improve their playing techniques and to master new music. Choir 48 013043, cf!!! As the guests of the Junior-Senior Prom passed through the entrance of the LaPorte American Legion on the evening of May 12, 1962, they entered into an underwater world of soft music, rustling formals, and deep blue beauty . . . a Fantasy of the Sea. t Thoughtful parents add perfect touch to end of evening. :I out . f K-tu K rw - 'I 2 L: 'f q - ' . .Z - - V t 'jr -ti l. Q tg. h ,. ,, 'gt-1 Q 1 ,,... J - Y I S 5 -I - 4,-gf ,QD . . . . -3 - 532:- 'I 1 I , it A' f Q U .3 '25 S - f--a-- - X15 ' Q . r.i :.. . r- in 'J -gli' -1.7 -:9'I liz' 5' U aa. u-4i'l,:l -'11 1 - 4 fn Alf, A-1 ' - -0 I' , -1 1 J 9- - s. .. N .,-.JOQ .1 Q ---- ' -' Q , , -.,,, ,,,, . A - ue 1 , , - ,, f' eqafg- 1 ' ' ' o-.- -...-- f ,raw 5 en Sally-2 ' ..., -. l-'i ' E1 ' ' nd King -:.nE'L' ----z:l.,.::--- IFJ-': '-' X?'1':: -If' 1- if On' 49 le We Scored a Success! QQ if Keep Moving The feelings of tension and nervousness which haunted us as the curtain rose on our first presentation--our Junior play-- dissolved into smiles of happiness as the crowd applauded our performance. i 5 A kiss, and then it was . . . The End 50 QQ 9 7? It s a Great Life The weeks of fun-filled practices . . . the scurrying to memorize lines the homework done hastily between entrances . . . the laughter and friendliness which penetrated each practice all of these came to an end for the Senior Class as the curtain rose on their first performance of It's A Great Life. Yet the memories of all the fun and excitement we had in staging this hilarious comedy still remain with each of us. CAST Tommy Wilson . Ted Stokes . . Mr. Wilson . . Mrs. Wilson . . . Miss Harris . . Mary Wilson . . Marie George . . Wilbert Wiggins . Miss Billings . . Theresa Gant .... Muscles O'Rourke . . Orvie . Sally . Barb .. Bev . Larry . Joe ,,4,,.., . .:r. Gige I .Don . Margo Anita . . . George 51 Grovertown Students VALEDICTORIAN Beverly Haley SALUTAT OR IAN Sally Awald D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD INDIANA I-IOOSIER GIRL AND BOYS' STATE Orvie Ward Sally Awald Larry Justice Amr? ii Sf' 'iq ii Q F i I lyrl I iz if :Q N! 3 ,Ox , 52 Receive Honors Y! 441 Winners of the Health and Safety Poster Contest are lst--Judy Muska, Linda Thorn- burg, and Peggy Goze. Margo Jack with her Grand Champion 4-H pig, Charlie. Bev Haley wears Champion Dress Revue ensemble. 'i ag 29 53 LQ, Editor Beverly Haley Annual Staff As each deadline drew near and as each envelope of final copy was submitted to our publisher, the Annual staff could breathe a sigh of relief as the 1963 edition of the Aries approached completion. The Aries has undergone a number of noticeable changes this year as we have worked to make our annual unique and interesting. Supplementary copy has been added and a section has been devoted to the academic phase of school. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy the 1963 Aries with these new features and additions. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each of the members of the Annual staff for their help in making this edition of the Aries possible, as well as our advisor, Mr. Nye, and Assistant Edi- tor, Sally Awald. 54 i 1 Co-Editors . . Reporters Class ..... Grade Building Band. . ...... , , Special Events Gossip .... Art ....... Distribution . . . Typists . . . Production . . Sports . . . Georgia Keller Linda Stanley Caroline Stachulak Judy Clark Margo Jack Linda Stanley Laura Jo Thornburg Meri: 8: Gert Anita Spencer Madgie Allen Laura Jo Thornburg Margo Jack Doris Kuchel Judy Clark Anita Spencer Judy Clark Doris Kuchel Life at G.H. . For Sale, Cheap! ! The Line-HP?5?! ' Candid Camera, you ??? For he's a jolly good Say Forward ever, fellow . . . fhicy qhigp . . . Backward never And in the next cage, 5' The Magnificent Seven U A 56 ADVERTISING 'S an G .rim 9 x X X 2 I sf, 71, . '- 4 N7 if - 'Co11g1'atu1at1ons N , f I ,pcf M- Q - f V, Hr' , L A ,- V1 ff X , ! , 1 1: ' M 1'-ff K' 3 ,Li 'ff' 'W ,7 , jyl' f HQ24' -fir ' L' ' jfaf L ' 'V ,W MLW' uf'- fl ffl. . if I VV f.-L ul, ,f 'W ,fi94f V ' JW f f , ,sf ,xg ,fu ,sc U, . - ,f -A 1: v J I if , , , -A ' V 1 f4V,XK ' ' ff 'ij -' L .M ff X ' ,X ' , .,.. 1 ff C fa 4' ,,f X142 s and Best Wishes 1 ,Fx ' WHL l I A J ,AR fn !! v fl f, U dy .if Hizfi to 6' Y Class of 1968 fit 'HQ N, , R MR CARL T DEUFEL ' 4-mf Q35 17 .fxfx .Iii N13 . - - P X , Q'fji'?T3f??f!wA,,4 T7 8' JW . ' , I 3,1 K' Tl-IE HAMLET STATE BANK ,NAQX Hamlet, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon NUSBAUM FUNERAL I-IDME 47 Years of Professional Service Ambulance Service Phone 586-3444 Walkerton, Indiana FARMERS STATE BANK Lapaz, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of A A Louzo om como uv Wholesaler of Petroleurn Products A A Al EX: A ' e 1 5 ff? Q I '.-- J gin Q lr - 'Iielephone 656-8121 A Z7 2972 N f f' 2 4 ff' xi gf-241.14-ff'g!L4J ,,.fZf2a f'f5dL fb!! ' - f225f2ffZf'5Q ffffffdfvyf f eeffee U ee M A A ' Z fezeefaw AQZQ-5 ,EAZQ7 .XHIZZLZI -7 ' 'f'- W W a4g4A-e:fff,e6-.01 561126+74- . AZZKQIZZKQ '5 4-2fv4Qf4'ff44J fy f f0 Mfiff ef' M M' . 4 fNe'fti-i1be'?i7 Indlena Tl-IE STATE EXCHANGE BANK HAMLET LU Mask Q com. commiv Hamlet, Indiana Phone 867-2.311 Aus mono 4 TM selzvice SETCHEll-CARBON UNIT-IIED THEVISION i A Dramatic Advance- T ment in Television En- ' gineering! Chassis is UNIT-IZED for Uni- formity, Modernization, and Maintenance. Also TV with Stereophonic and Monophonic Radio and Phono Combinations. WHERE TO BUY THEMN Phone 586-2154 Koontz Lake 153' ft: fix 'S , R125 -- '1e??L'?a'?ir ff C 1' ts 'JA f ., A1159 Om? mm' FARME S BANK ,A fudge. yyhfv, of g A Qft5,1i'S1S'Lvr6' 17-niffnjfg Li lk:-'if -,P .qs3fQr3f' X 1 vjlv q I If , H-113, ,x , we Q up TRUST COMPANY RANNELLS FUNERAL HOME Air Conditioned p Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped Q2 Units! Member of F.D.l.C. Invalid Equipment and Air Ambulance Monuments Federal Reserve System Harnlet lndiana Phone 772-2144 Knox B. 1. HOLSER e COMPANY, mc. Grain Seed Feed Fertilizer Phone 586 -3141 Walkerton Indiana AMER! CAN STATE BANK A GOOD BANK . . . IN A GOOD TOWN Phone 896-2141 2 H North Judson Indiana iff XX fl 'NN X KEEDS erecmxc A ' 1 Domestic, Commercial Wiring and Refrigeration Home Appliances Sz T.V. Sales and Service Phone 586 -312.5 Walkerton r .f . . . v W A..-.a. -F, Xb ' ' Wink 'ag' Q- - an -- ' N: N 'i'.F4.. -, . ' l mllllln.. ':ia5f7l3i N O I , , ,- ...... C 1'I'1pl11T1G1'1tS of 1 M553 W, gm' v- --- ,if ,- i ii'2 i. M1155 Ely- Egx'1 Ii . FJ ' f i E 'mild lf ' I 1 'UVW U i ,fi .- ,4, . Sill' ' W il w la 1'-5 ' if - il . 'gal f .:E.?f 1-43, Q ,iw f ' -- ' ,, f PLYMOUTH HOMES CORPORATKON Plymouth Ind13,na Compliments of HAMLET CAFE Q BOWIJNG LANES 5 FEITZ Ano MRRTIN DX SERVICE Gene Feitz and Jim Martin, Props . D-X and Pennzoil Motor 511 Roosevelt Road Phone 586-2985 Oil Short Orde rs Fountain Service Sandwiche s and Angie Haro Hamlet Walkerton Indiana Congratulations to the Senior Class STARKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU C0-OP ASSN. INC. I-Iarnlet Brems Phone 867-2411 A Phone Knox 772-2586 ,V . . px. -,.. , -5.1157 - 508 Roosevelt Walkerton Compliments of wAucam'oN uwes, mc.. Air Conditioning Automatic Pin Setters Bob Lute Don Daube Bill Bouse BOSS FURNITURE MART Walkerton, Ind. Phone 586-3131 702 Roosevelt Road --FuI'niture-- New Used Mautz Paint Norge Appliances SEE YOUR DIAMOND THROUGH YOUR DIAMOND SCOPE BEFORE YOU BUY f 1.125 Jeweuzv ' WELU-IS JEWELRY Registered Watchmakers Walke rton Ind Plymouth, Ind Bulova 8: Wyler Watches wxvmo WEINGBERC-v'S gross Everything for the Home and Farm Knox Toto Indiana lNDEPEN DAN1' Bl-Zkegrnoawg News co., mc. geeo 5 SUPPLY Commercial Printing of All Types Printers and Publishers Phone 586 -3139 Walkerton Pioneer Seed Corn Certified Soybeans Chemical Sprays B. S 8: B Grain Bins Phone 867-2831 Crrovertown Ind COCA- COLA BOTTLING CO., INC . of Congratulations Fellow Senior s from Gene Palmer PALMER'S FURNITURE New and Use ake d Pho -rn of JACOB we Noam END REXALL Dm' G5 oemocexnc AND cuvuc: cms 'f lnve st Your Savings in the ummm comm auuwme Am Loan AS oumou 201 N. Michigan Street Current Dividend 3 1f207o Accounts Insured to 510,000.00 Compliments of BARGAIN CENTER Marge 8: Jim Morrey Koontz Lake 9 I p O QKT WEAQ 208-210 N. Michigan Plymouth X x E FRANK c.KRAmEsz E X S Real Estate--Insurance E E S E Phone S Walkerton 586-2513 5 XS 5 P Koontz Lake 5- Compliments of DAVEQ. RAY'5 SUPER MARKET Koontz Lake Walkerton -limi... -11-lm. . X NORTH LIBERTY LUMBER Ano COAL CO. North Libe rty Indiana Congratulations Seniors from RODGER'S mguzmce Aeeucv Complete Line Insurance 8: Bonds Int. St. Rds. 148 8: 23 Knox Indiana Guy Rodgers Lillian Rodge Phone 772 3437 or 772-2317 TS c.L. Mokmg Lumselz co. 700 West Jefferson St. Plymouth Indiana Meszmudg ueemv PHARMACY Prescriptions Are Our Busines s Phone 656-4722 North Liberty, Indiana ,,,':'2' , . .syf . U 5 ' 5 ' 1 5 f ,F 1 -' 1 N 00' J ii. Q' 1 ' r nuns urls UNCAPl-lE.R'S GROCERY Highway 23 Crrovertown wmeurg onus groans Sundrie s , Noveltie s , Candy School Supplies, Greeting Cards, and Nationally Advertised Lines of Vitamins Patent Medicines Minerals, Veterinary Supplies Phone 867-3281 13 W. Davis Street Hamlet Z RGBERT .sonugou INSURANCE 6 of Insurance mlet 867-2824 Walkerton 586-2 For the Lion's Sh fi wang' A X ,fi du' I Ag xx 4' 'Y X 06 gm K! f M ,. A Ia? If . :lla 74,8 - Q' E at the . Y - GQ- COMMERCIAL Homme co., mc. CO, LUMBER g0AL F' rsuce'5 rmmgrs M, N Wifi? I7 I f M 1 iw , 'F . l foi l' v VA - ffl A GTM W Y ' ' Plymouth 5 1 27' lndi ana , W l DAD AND LAD'5 Cl th g Sh l Walkerto - Compliments of if if roou CENTER!! Favs STAR Fooo fakmenk gmc BANK cm-:Nresz,mc. of WHERE YOU COUNT WYATT West Lincoln Way LaP t Walkerton WUNDER Meats suvek Pooog X 1 lv : I . - ' X X I 4' Fill. I Phone 772-3521 Knox 5 we I O f Corner Pearl and Lake Walkerton 586-2223, Koontz Lake, Ind. STANLEY MARINE SERVICE PASCHEN'S SERVICE STATION Starcraft Boats AND HARDWARE Johnson Motors On Highway 23, at Koontz Lake Cottage, Boat, Pontoon Motor Rentals Phone 586-2971 Service Repair Walkerton SPEEDWASH COIN-OPERATED Q of course MEN'5 and BOY'S APPAREL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS PLYMOUTH, IND. M. LAURER 8: SON Koontz Lake Plymouth Indiana HAWTHORN MELODY FARMS DAIRY, INC. ICE CREAM mouth Indiana Congratulations . . . aduates to the Gr of Today--the Leaders of Tomorrow NORTHERN INDIANA PUB LIC SERVIC E COMPANY C 1' f DAIRY -QUEEN Om? ments O Sundaes Malts CAPEK's BARBER SHOP Home Packs Knox Walkerton Indiana LEO-WILL FARM yrs Lake side Resort Eggs by the Dozen-- by the Case William Sabel KUT 8: KURL BEAUTY SALON DAIRY -QUEEN Complete Line of Beauty Work Ocelia I-Io stetler Ph. 586-2234 Koontz Lake Ivlalts--Sundaes--I-IomePak Road 30 West Plymouth, Ind. Best Wishes . . . - Y Congratulations Class of '63 , , '1 MR. 8: MRS. EDD I-IALEY AND Ph. WE 6-2027, Plymouth FAMILY Fashion Shoes B AND B SUPERMARKET YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Better Buys for Better Living Phone 772-4244 17 So. Main St. Knox Indiana South Knox Shopping Center Knox Indiana WINKELMAN 8: LAMPMAN RESORT BEAUTY SALON General Contractors Doris Dye Carpentry and Masonry Walkerton and Koontz Lake Dial 586-2261 586-2328 586-2255 Highway 23 Koontz Lake Congratulations Class of '63 MR, 8: MRS. HAROLD ESTERLIN DIXON UPI-IOLS TERING CO. Phone 586-3569 AND KIDS Walkerton MANUFACTURERS Compliments of FURNITURE DISCOUNT Warehouse WALKERTON NURSING HOME 705 East Jefferson Plymouth Indiana Walkerton MERRIMAN'S CURLY 'S DRIVE-IN Meats Fine Foods Make the Meal Walkerton Indiana G at G SUPER MARKET . HI-DE-H9 , Diesel Gas Fuel Oil Plymouth Indiana 1 Mi. West of Grovertown Compliments of .TOE 'S BAR Walkerton VEGER 'S S TANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires Batteries and Acc. LaP az Indiana GEORGE gl FLOSSIE SERVICE STATION Highway Z3 Walkerton Indiana Compliments of ANNTS IGA STORE LaPaz For News Read THE PILOT NEWS Plymouth Indiana Plymouth Ind. PLYMOU TH TV ll5 E. I..aPorte St. FOR PROMPT DEPENDABLE SERVICE on any Make TV, Ph.: 936-2345 WARD RITTENHOUSE The Home of Fine Furniture and . . . Those Heavenly Carpets by LEES Phone 936-3723 Plymouth, Ind. OPLINGER'S GREEN HOUSE Flowers for All Occasions Walkerton CULVER INN Receptions - -B anquets Meeting s - -Conventions Culver Indiana Your Dollar Buys More at the ARGOS FURNITURE STORE DICK'S KOONTZ LAKE BOATHOUSE Sales and Service Mercury Outboards Span American Boats RR-3 Box 390-A Phone: Walkerton, Ind. 586-249l DEE 'S BEAUTY SALON Hair Fashions Koontz Lake Phone 586-2292 KNOX AUTO LICENSE BRANCH Crordan Armstrong, Manager GREE NS REXALL DRUGS Knox Indiana WALKERTON SKELGAS Phone 586-3422 Walkerton Indiana SKOGMOS Dry Goods Store Walke rton Indiana Compliments of WELCO RESTAURANT Home of Good Food and Excellent Service--Open 24 I-Irs. Daily-- BRUGH ENGR. CO., INC, We Build Your Water Conditioners To Fit Your Needs 936-4805 A1106 Sheaks, Mgr- 586-3621 209 E. Jefferson Plymouth, Indiana . L.. ,.,., Y Compllments of Compliments of SWANSQN POULTRY FARM DR. at MRS. G. R. HERSHBERGER P1Yn'1OU-th Indiana Walkerton Indiana Compliments of DON-MARIE RESTAURANT FRICK BROS. SERVICE Batterie s - -Tire s - -Greasing Auto Repairing Towing Service D On U.S. 31 Phone: 649-3194 Culver Tfldlana Lakeville, Indiana Compliments of OAK GROVE ROUND UP RR-2 Culver, Indiana Compliments to Class of '63 GAMBLES Walkerton GEORGE 'S BARBER SHOP STANLEY J. HENSLER Forester--Nursery Man Phone 867-3582 Koontz Lake Indiana Hamlet Indiana STONER-WILLIAMS SUPPLY MARI-J-BEAUTY SALON Phone: Your Best Place To Buy Shop: 867-3261 Residence 867-2838 Stude Lark Hawk Avanti Walkerton Indiana Hamlet Indiana OPAL-LENE OAK TERRACE MOTEL 8: GRILL Late st Hair Styling by Opal and Arlene Knox Indiana Grovertown, Ind. Mr. 8: Mrs. Verle Daily Phone 867-2722 ONGMAN CLOTHING 8: SHOES ToTo, Indiana Phone 772 -246 9 MILDRED DITMIRE gl MARCELLA WHITE RESTAURANT Call VI 2-2275 II3 So. Main St. Culver GARDNER FARM EQUIPMENT New Idea--J,I. Case Walkerton Indiana HERSHBERGERS 5-I0-5151.00 DEPT. Dry Goods Dept. Walkerton WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO., INC, Farm -Home-Fleet Store Walkerton Indiana GROVERTOWN CAFE AND TAVERN Lenard 8: Bernice Gray FARM FERTILIZERS Uran--Arcadian--Nitrana Dry and Liquid Mix Fertilizers Phone 867-2441 Halnlet BILL'S D-X SERVICE Phone 656-8948 North Liberty Indiana Compliments of BURTON L. FURST, D,D,S. Walkerton Indiana Good Luck Seniors ORANGE BOWL DRIVE-IN Koontz Lake Hank 8: Marie Kerchaert Courtesy of F. N. Mac McLAUGHLIN MAC 'S INSURANCE 810 N. Mich. St. Plymouth Indiana BOB 'S RECORD SHOP Top 40 Tunes Latest LP's Strings Reeds Needles North Liberty Ph. 65-4611 ROBINSON REPAIR SERVICE Two Miles North of North Liberty on Highway 23 Telephone 656-8372 KANARR SHELL SERVICE Phone 784-7901 On U.S. 31 Lapaz, Indiana MILLER'S FARM SERVICE All Tractor Repairs Telephone 656-4422 North Liberty Indiana THE SHOE BOX 114 E. Garro St. Plymouth Indiana HAMLET GRAIN AND FEEDS Master Mix Feeds HECKAMAN'S BARBER SERVICE It Pays To Look Well 115 E. Cvarro St. Phone 867-3301 Plymouth Indiana LOPER'S A KABELIN HARDWARE CO. LAKE SHORE SUPERETTE Groceries and Fresh Meat Walkerton's Boats and Picnic Area Complete Hardware Koontz Lake Phone 586-2973 Walkerton Indiana Compliments of STUDIO DRESS SHOP Zoa V. Walz Walkerton Compliments to the Class of 63 GEORGE TRAPP NORTH LIBERTY Used Furniture North Liberty Indiana Phone 656-4735 122 S. Maine Compliments of HEIL'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods 8: Home Made Pies Private Dining Room Walkerton Phone: 586-2994 Compliments of THE WALKERTON DAIRY QUEEN Compliments of CHALLMAN 'S POULTRY FARM Highway 6 E. Walkerton RR? 1 Grovertown NORTH JUDSON FURNITURE MART Compliments of DON'S SPORTING GOODS Household Goods and Linoleum 120 North Michigan Phone 896-2722 Phone 936-2731 Plymouth Indiana Compliments of Mobil Insignia Phone 936-9148 PLYMOUTH BEAR CAT LEFFERT BROS. Complete Service 8: Towing STORE 1515 W. Jefferson St. Plymouth Indiana SIGRID 'S BEAUTY SHOP R. L. LARAMORE Plymouth Valiant Phone 586-2337 Sales 8: Service Phone 867-3331 Koontz Lake Hamlet Indiana AL 8: GLEN BOB'S SHELL SERVICE BARBER SHOP, Plymouth 104 So. Mich. St. I Personal Appearance Pays Good Dividends Hamlet Indiana LEENEL FABRIC SHOP POWELL MANN Chevrolet--Oldsmobile Co. Yard Goods Sewing Acc. Phone 586-3149 Knox, Indiana Lee 8: Nelda Schrishuhn W9-1ke1'tO1'1 Indiana TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE CO. SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Ready Mixed Concrete Willard Lawerence Phone 772-3512 Luther Hepler Knox Indiana Knox Plymouth ELECTRIC MAID BAKERY PIONEER STORE Meats Notions Groceries Plymouth Indiana Hamlet Cgfnplifnents Of OLIVER FORD SALES INC. Ford- -Falcon Plymouth Indiana Plymouth Indiana Crabb's Furniture ..... Culver City Drug Store . . Lakeside Grocery ....... Enoch Andrew, Contractor . . Garrison's Home Store .... Helsel's Radiator Repair . . Donald Peregrene, Supt. . . Wille 8: Son ............ Edna Shankland .......... Philip and Martha M. Krysiak . . Hamlet Golf Course ...... Dick Hancock St Family . . . Armondo's Rainbow Store . . . Roadview Inn ......... Mr. Sz Mrs. Jack Sz Craig . . Melco Service Station ...... Zingarelli Store ........... Dr. E. B. Golding, Optometrist . . Posch's Bakery ,........... Falvey's Department Store . . . Marian's Modes ........ Knox Furniture Company . . . Bob's Hardware ........ Burger Dairy Store ,,,,,,,,,, Kozy Korner ............... Helen Vore, Avon Representative Russel Schutz Insurance Agency . . Modem Shoe Clinic ,,,,,,,,, Wilcox Supermarket ..... . Trobaugh Auto Parts .... Byers Shoe Service ...... Plymouth Battery Co., Inc. . . Morrow Insurance Agency . . . Dr. R. O. Vore ........ Bob 8zGale's Farm Supply . . . Bob's Cafeteria ........ Dr. John M. Bottorff, D.C. . . Dr. F. W. Bauer ......... Karn's General Store ....... Doll's Texaco Service Station . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Clark ..... 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