Haubstadt High School - Elite Yearbook (Haubstadt, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1969 volume:

J THE ELITE Presented By The 1968-69 Senior Class of Haubstadt High School Haubstadt, Indiana GIFT OF F, Friendship is a pricleles� gift that cannot be bought or sold But its value is far greater than a mountain made of gold— For gold is cold and lifeless, it can neither see nor hear. And in the time of trouble it is powerless to cheer— Jt has no ears to listen, no heart to understand. It cannot bring you comfort or reach out a helping hand— So when you ask God for a Gift, be thankful if H sends Not diamonds, pearls or ricties, but the love of real true friends. ■Helen Steiner Rice £,N,fELING: Dan y McKinney, Roger Ziliak, Jim Stolz. Mark Rietman, Tom Adler STANDING: Joyce Ziliak, Linda Lamey, Pam Wallace, Cheryl Dewig, Rosalyn Adler, Becky Kern. Lisa Sheridan. Jenny Maier, Janet Simon, Tamara Mathew, Martha Ziliak. Cathy Weiss, Joyce Hoefling. Joy Anslinger. Imogene Schmitt. Lois Elpers, Diane Lamey. Jackie Hirsch. Joyce Ziliak Jackie Hirsch Co-editors Tamara Mathew Cheryl Dewig Elaine Knapp Jenny Maier Editorial Typists Linda Lamey Joyce Hoefling Janet Simon Mark Rietman Tom Adler Jim Stolz Roger Ziliak Sports Diane Lamey Becky Kern Lois Elpers Imogene Schmitt Rosalyn Adler Sunshine Society Cathy Weiss Pam Wallace Lisa Sheridan Martha Ziliak Underclassmen Danny McKinney Joy Anslinger Pep Club Student Council, FHA, Science Club Queen Crowning, Xmas Party Spring Concert, Class Play Band, Chorus 4 ADMINISTRATION School Board - Superintendent FRANK STREHL Secretary RAYMOND KUESTER President BEN WEBER V. President RALPH KIFER Superintendent Principal In his first year as our principal, Mr. Sherrell Marginet has given his undivided time and devotion to this school and community to pro- vide the best educational experiences for the young people of Haubstadt. Principal Marginet was born in Dugger, Indiana, in 1934. He graduated from Fort Branch High School in 1952. He furthered his education at Murray State Uni- versity and graduated in 1957 with a Bachelor of Science Degree. In 1964 he received a Master of Science Degree from Indiana Uni- versity. He resides in Fort Branch, Indiana, with his wife and two children. Having been a teacher in the South Gibson School Corporation for the past ten years, Mr. Marginet accepted the position of principal of Haubstadt Public School in August, 1968. FACULTY MRS. MARJORIE BERTRAM Business—English MR. MICHAEL BERTRAM Math MRS. HILDA BLACKBURN Physical Education MRS. MARION BLOUGH Chorus MRS. EDNA BRUMFIELD English—Biology Senior Sponsor MR. EARL EPPERSON Grade 6 MR. LAWERENCE HOLDER Guidance Counselor MRS. BEVERLY JEWEL Grade 4 5 MRS. SARA HARPER Home Economics 8 MRS. MARY ANN MEANS Grade 2 3 MRS. CHARLA NOTTINGHAM Spanish MR. DON RUMBLE Math—Physics Senior Sponsor MR. PHILIP PAUL Speech Hearing Therapy MR. GLOVER PRIAR Social Studies MR. WILLIAM SCHAFER Business MR. ONIS SMITH Industrial Arts 9 MR. ALVIN TIEKEN Science—Soc. Science MRS. DELORES STEINER Grade 1 MRS. CAROLYN WEAVER Art—History MRS. CAROLYN MRS. YAVONNE MANN WENZELBURGER Secretary English MRS. NORMA GREUBEL MR. HENRY KNAPP MRS. ELIZABETH ROSTRON Custodian Aides MRS. KATHERINE STUNKEL MRS. EMMA FROHBIETER Cooks 10 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Jim Stolz VICE-PRESIDENT: Mark Rietman SECRETARY: Lisa Sheridan TREASURER: Joyce Ziliak WE MADE IT! ... through fire alarms, proms, basketball games, traffic tickets, class plays, concessions, detentions, broken bones (and hearts!), trips to the Principal’s office, Shakespeare, and the Senior trip. We have learned the meaning of loyalty ... the value of friendships ... the glory of victories that triumph over past defeat. We are prepared for the years to come. As we say good-bye to our childhood interests, we open the doors to a new and challenging world. 12 JOY ANSLINGER JAMES BEAI. BECKY GILLESPIE TOM HELFRICH BECKY KERN RICH KIESEL RONALD KRUSE DIANE LAMEV LINDA LAMEY JENNY MAIER DANNY MCKINNEY BOB PITITJEAN FRED SCHMITT MARK RIETMAN DIANN SCHAEFER IMOGENE SCHMITT MARK SCHULTHEIS ROBERT SEIB LISA SHERIDAN ROGER SPINDLER TOM SINGER JANET SIMON JIM STOLZ DON TENBARGE STEVE TENBARGE PAMELA WALLACE DALE WILZBACHER JOYCE ZILIAK CATHY WEISS MARTHA ZILIAK ROGER ZILIAK UNDERCLASS PRESIDENT ................... David Adler VICE-PRESIDENT............... Jim Helfrich SECRETARY ................... Judy Lamey TREASURER ................... John Speer Marcia Adamson David Erma John Jane Nancy Adler Beck Besing Bethe Bittner 21 James Boren Melanie Bratton Pauline Breedlove Alan Chamberlain John Dewig Robert Diane David Bernadine Nancy Elpers Fetter Greubel Gries Hasenour James Brenda Joe Judy Jeff Helfrich Hinton Hornby Lamey May Judy Carol Carolyn Ted Denny Meyer Nurrenburn Petitjean Petitjean Riffert 22 David Schultheis Norman Simon Joyce Sollman Mark Sollman Marlene Sollman John Carolyn David Deborah Lilburn Speer Spindler Spindler Spindler Spindler Lois Weber Sarah Steve Richard Larry Weber Weber Weiss Wilzbacher 23 Loris Wolfe Barbara Ziliak Kathy Ziliak Lucy Ziliak Roberta Ziliak Sophomores Harry Anslinger PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ____ TREASURER ____ Sheila Hoefling Stan Epperson Lisa May Shirley Kiesel Bonnie Tony Beal Bittner Richard Delores Doris Coomer Dant Dant Charles Terry Bill Larry Bobby Dewig Dewig Dilbcck Doemer Eckiss 24 Stan Epperson Bobby Frohbieter Pamela Gentry Betty Greubel Jerry Greubel Sandy Shelia Shirley Marilyn Rick Greubel Hoefling Kiesel Kissel Knapp Becky Jerry Pamela Jerry Bob Jane Ann Lamey Lamcy Lamey Maier Martin 25 Jane Ann Maurer Lisa May Jerry Mayer Denzil Meredith Keith Meyer Rick Jim Rictman Roethemeier Tim Minnette Rebecca Powell Mary Sue Reibel Mary Ellen Schultheis Lynn Sheridan Ed Schaefer Cindy Schneider June Schultheis Gary Judy Merrilee Richard Theresa Simon Singer Southwood Steckler Tenbarge 26 Brenda Tucker Mark Wade Betty Wallace Donna Weiss Barbara Wolfe Joan Adler John Anslinger Brenda Blanford Michael Bittner Dennis Barnard Paula Dennis Tom Carol Breedlove Breivogcl Chamberlain Dewig David Dilbeck 27 Ronald Elpers Debbie Halbig Becky Hinton Diane Halbig Margie Gries Karen Helfrich Theresa Gries Jerry Hess 28 Gayle Kern Sue Kiesel Elaine Knapp Pamela Knapp Terry Lamey Shirlean Lewis Brent Mathew Stan May Diana McKinney Cindy Petitjean Michael Meny Eileen Petitjean Elaine Mary Schaefer Seib Cindy Minnette Mike Rififert Lucy Sensmeier Monika Oslage Jean Roethemeier Angela Sollman 29 Edward Speer Keith Spindler Janet Spindler Delores Stewart Carol Richard Gloria Wanda Tim Wade Wallace Weiss Wilkerson Will David Wilzbachcr Nancy Woehler Rosalie Wolfe Nancy Wolfe Rick Ziliak 8 th Grade Larita Cathy Davis Dilbeck PHO'OftRAfM V0 AyAj, A tit Leonard Jeff Dennis Greg Frohbieter Gentry Isaacs Kruse Nick Ricky Beal Butler Cindy Sarah Steve Dwight Meny Montgomery O’Neal Sanders 7th Grade Rodney Paul John Jim Dilbeck Eye Gentry Hornby Jim Juanita Gail Moore Rostron Sollman Karen Larry Steve Gretchan Sollman Stewart Stunkel Van Niclan Larry Nancy Mike Anthony Adamson Bcsing Clutter Davis Charlene Janie Debra James Hutchins Knight Logue Montgomery Jim Bob Debra Southwood Stratman Tucker 31 Patrons Ft. Branch Fort Branch Mill and Elevator Fort Branch Cleaners Twigs Appliance Center Willie’s Auto Sales Gerald Schleter State Farm Insurance City Cafe Atteberry Marathon Station McGillen Auto Parts Rosemeyer Insurance and Real Estate Fort Branch Gardens Fort Branch Shoe Repair Martin’s Texaco Federal Savings and Loan Smart Shop Oing Electric Company McCarthy Hardware R.G. Hartig Insurance Agency Garber’s Rexall Drugs Romerhausen Auctioneer Real Estate Princeton Suzanne Young Miss Shop Gaston’s IGA Foodliner Beckner Jewelry Store Woods Machine Works Shelby Steven’s Clothes for Men Hitch Packing Company P.N. Hirsch Princeton Gardens WRAY Radio (Mutual Network News) Igleheart Elevator Deluxe Cleaners Princeton Daily Clarion Cut-Rate Wallpaper Store Derbyshire Pharmacy, Inc. Eads Cleaners J. Hershel Monroe, Your Jeweler Farmers Equipment Company Drs. D.W. Haley, E.J. Schenk (Optometrist) Nu Gas Sears Roebuck and Co. Shop Ezy Koberstein Trucking Co. Manning Implement Sales Franklin Life Ins. (Lennis Gregory, Agt.) Haubstadt Wade Insurance Agency Lamey’s Grocery and Gulf Service Wade Funeral Home Bud Benkert-Texaco Dist. Robert E. Schmitt-Standard Agent Brievogel Electric and Equipment Weiss Motor Sales Gulf Oil Corporation Maier’s Barber Shop Log Inn-Your Historical Showplace Al’s One Stop (Warrenton) Leo Knapp Shoe Repair and Furniture Upholstering Cynthiana Owensville Cynthiana and St. Wendell State Bank W.B. Johnson Insurance Agency, Inc. Cynthiana Agrus D. Higginbotham and Son Thompson and Strehl Insurance Evansville Poseyville Double-Cola 32 Farmers Equipment Company saixi Aixov FIRST ROW LEFT to RIGHT: Pam Wallace—Parliamentarian. Rosalyn Adler—Reporter. Tamara Mathew—Projects Chairman. Diane Lamey—Treasurer. Becky Kern—President. Mrs. Harper—Sponsor. Linda Larney—Vice-President, Cheryl Dewig—Secretary. Lisa May—Co-Historian. Cindy Schneider—Co-Historian. Mary Sue Reibcl—Recreation Leader. SECOND ROW: Barb Wolfe. Pam Lamey. Sheila Hoefling. Mary Ellen Schultheis. Brenda Tucker. Theresa TenBarge. Jane Ann Martin. Joyce Hoefling, Becky Gillespie. Betty Wallace. THIRD ROW: Diane McKinney, Shirlean Lewis. Debbie Halbig. Gayle Kern. Carol Wade. Diane Halbig, Carol Hipp. Angie Sollman. Rosalie Wolf. Becky Powell. Jean Dant. New members which were inducted during 1968-69. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is a nation wide organization that studies and teaches how to manage homes. The main goal is to help girls be better housewives in the future. Officers of the year 1968-69. Mary Sue Reibel lead the group in a song of re- laxation which is a part of every activity. 34 Meny's Gas and Appliance Haubstadt, Indiana Meny's Store, Inc. Haubstadt, Indiana WINTER PROM “Love In Paradise” Don't they look nice? Everyone seems to be enjoying the Prom Here are the chapter mothers and Mrs. Harper serving the refreshments. The NITE-TIMERS furnished the music for the Prom. Potter and Brumfield Division of AMF Princeton, Indiana 35 Student Council FIRST ROW: Seniors—Imogene Schmitt, Fred Schmitt—President. SECOND ROW: Juniors—Alan Chamberlain. Nancy Bittner. THIRD ROW: Sophomores—Mary Sue Reibel. Denzil Meredith. THIRD ROW: Freshman—John Anslinger. Gayle Kern. Eighth—Dwight Sanders. Karen Sollman. Seventh—Jim Southwood. Mike Clutter. The Student Council consists of two representatives elected from each class 7-12. They are the link between the faculty and the student body, and work directly through the principal’s office to bring the school added activities. Several activities held monthly during the E.C.S.A. period were: a traffic safety film and speech presented by Sergeant Brown, a presentation by Miss Paula Parker, Governor of Indiana Girl’s State, a Christmas convocation, concerts by Indiana Central Choir, Oakland City College Choir, and the Dubois High School Band. The council is also in charge of establishing some of the rules and regulations for the school. 36 Best Wishes Emge Packing Company Fort Branch, Indiana A convocation was given by the Oakland City College Choir during Easter week. The Indiana Central Choir, who visited H.H.S. while on tour, entertained the student body by presenting a varied musical program. 37 The Science Club is an organization for Jun- iors and Seniors enrolled in a science course. They meet monthly to hear students give reports on their different scientific interests. Their activities this year included a Science Fair for the grade school students, field trips to the Texaco Oil Refinery and to Mead Johnson’s Industrial Laboratories. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Adler, Mark Rietman, Nick Van Nielen. Mr. Don Rumble—Sponsor. Steve TenBarge, Bob Petitjean—President, Mark Schultheis, Joyce Ziliak—Vice President, Imogene Schmitt. Linda Lamey—Recording Secretary. Lisa Sheridan, Jcnney Maier—Corresponding Secretary, Dave Adler, Alan Chamberlain, Cathy Weiss, Jim Stolz, Lois Elpers, Roger Ziliak. SEATED: Cheryl Dewig, Tamara Mathew. Steve exhibits his brilliant scientif- ic mind before entering Mead Johnsons'. Tri-State Speedway Edward Helfrich, owner U.S. 41, Haubstadt, Indiana Lamey's Presenting the Corvettes South of Haubstadt on U.S. 41 38 Sunshine Society Shelia Hoefling—Recording Secretary, Lucy Ziliak—Corresponding Secretary, Imogene Schmitt—President, Nancy Bittner—Vice- President, Tamara Mathew—Treasurer, Mrs. Edna Brumfield—sponsor. “Love Thy Neighbor” is the motto of the 1969 Sun- shine Society. The 103 active members in the society under the sponsorship of Mrs. Edna Brumfield, has as its purpose to spread cheerfulness and kindness to those in the community, inspire high school girls to higher ideals, and share their happiness with others. The society has sponsored many activities throughout the year for its members, such as: St. Patrick’s Day Dance, a raided slumber party, and Peanut Pal Week. The girls have also sponsored two Vietnamese orphans. Fruit baskets were made at Thanksgiving and at Christ- mastime joyous carolls were sung for the aged. Some various drives for charitable organizations throughout the year are: Disabled Veterans, Heart Fund, March of Dimes, and a drive for a cancer stricken victim, Barbara Duncan. Our sponsor Mrs. Brumfield, catching up on the latest news. American Family Insurance Walt Rietman, L. Frank Wade Haubstadt Princeton 39 Sunshine Activities Thanksgiving fruitbaskets arc only one way of spreading good chccr. Babies will play!' A few sunshiners brought happiness into the lives of the aged at Christmastime. Compliments of Puckett and Lynn Lumber Co. Haubstadt, Indiana Harden Brothers Tire and Supply Co. Goodyear Tires Princeton, Indiana 40 Chorus Treble Tones The chorus, consisting of 43 students, under the direction of Mrs. Marion Blough, again held their yearly Christinas and Spring Concerts. Along with many other school districts the chorus attended the Choral Festival at Roberts Municipal Stadium in Evansville on October 24. The Treble Tones consist of 12 members and they are from left to right Barb Wolfe, Tam Mathew, Diann Schaefer, Loris Wolfe, Lisa May, Marcia Adamson, Jenny Maier, Marilyn Kissel, Jane Bethe, Linda Lamey, Becky Kern, and Melanie Bratton. First National Bank Of Owensville Owensville, Indiana Holder Furniture Company Home of Fine Furniture Owensville, Indiana 41 Concert Band The Elite’s Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Earl Miley, received a second division in the Indiana State Contest at Mt. Vernon. The band’s officers are: President—Cheryl Dewig, Vice-President—Jenny Maicr, Secretary—Tamara Mathew, Treasurer—Danny McKinney, Reporter—Shelia Hoefling. Shown here is the Elite’s Concert Band providing entertainment for the Spring Concert. Shown from left to right (top row) Keith Maurer, Joyce Hoefling, Danny Mc- Kinney. (bottom row) Jenny Maicr, Cheryl Dewig, Tamara Mathew. Every year the seniors have their own special “Honor Evening’’ to receive their band sweaters. Each bandsman has to partici- pate four years to be qualified. 42 Haubstadt State Bank Haubstadt, Indiana Marching Band Here the Marching Band is shown rehearsing for the Oakland City Centennial Parade. They later brought home the first place trophy and a scholarship for a senior band student to attend Oak- land City College. The two pretty girls that lead the Marching Elites are Drum Majorette— Sarah Weber and Feature Twirler— Brenda Hinton. The flashing attraction of the Marching Band are the Elite’s Pom-Pom girls. Standing in the back row from left to right; Diana McKinney, Mary Sue Reibel. and Lynn Sheridan. Kneeling in the bottom row from left to right; Shirley Kiesel and Cindy Minnette. Will's German Village Inn Groceries and Sundries Haubstadt, Indiana 43 Pepettes and Pep Band New entertainment added during the basketball season was provided by the Pepettes. Shown here from left to right in the top row are: Pam Wallace. Sheila Hoefling. Mary Sue Rcibel, Shirlean Lewis, Becky Kern, Lynn Sheridan, Bobbie Ziliak, and Rosalyn Adler. In the Second row from left to right are: Joyce Ziliak, Gayle Kern, Debbie Halbig, Kathy Ziliak. Loris Wolfe, Martha Ziliak, and Barb Ziliak. In the first row from left to right are: Brenda Hinton, Lisa May, Cindy Minnette, Carol Wade. Diane Hal- big, and Mary Ellen Schultheis. Let's hear it for the Pepettes. Here the Pepettes are shown in action. Haubstadt High boast proudly of its fourteen member pep band. These students have prac- ticed many hours to help keep the spirit and pep of “ole H.H.S. high. They provide groovy music for the many people who gather to boost the “Mighty Elites’ on to victory. Go, pep band, go! Dick Clark's Drive-In Corner of Prince and Oak Princeton, Indiana Cheerleaders Combined Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right. Front: Junior Varsity—Shirley Kiesel, Diana Mc- Kinney. Pam Lamey. Back: Nancy Woehler. Varsity—jenny Maier. Diane Fetter. Tamara Mathew, and Cindy Ten- Barge. The Varsity Cheerleaders boosting the Elites at a pep session. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders enjoying a moment of leisure. Best Wishes Emge Packing Company Fort Branch, Indiana 45 Pep Club Mr. Don Rumble, sponsor; Sheila Hoefling. Secretary-Treasurer; Becky Kern. Historian; Linda Lamey, Vice-President; Cheryl Dewig, President; Mark Rietman, Historian. Can you imagine ‘•silence” at an Elite Pep Session? And now for a Victory. A T Concrete Supply Co., Inc. Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. Fort Branch, Indiana Fort Branch, Indiana 46 What? An Elite on game night? Happiness to Fred, is his ballet shoes. Princeton Farms Princeton, Indiana J.C. Penney Co. Princeton, Indiana 47 ■T ATHLETICS Varsity Basketball Beam From left to right: Jim Helfrich, Jerry Lamey, Bill Knapp, Rick Kiesel, John Besing, Steve TenBarge, Fred Schmitt, Bill Dilbeck, Norman Simon, Roger Ziliak, Robert Elpcrs, and Dave Adler. Kneeling: Student Managers_____Mike Meny. Ed Keil, Jerry Greubel, and Coach Glover Priar. Steve's up in the air about something. 1968-69 Basketball Score We They New Harmony 72 - 51 Chrisney 45 - 75 Owensville 44 - 39 Memorial 63 - 76 Allendale, 111. 68 - 51 Winslow 58 - 68 Otwell 52 - 69 Hen. Holy Name 63 - 58 Vincennes Cath. 66 - 80 Fort Branch 69 - 62 Magister Noster 62 - 55 North Posey 57 - 50 Owensville (O.T.) 67 - 68 Mater Dei 61 - 77 Tecumseh 62 - 85 Ireland (O.T.) 61 - 65 New Harmony 60 - 48 Holland 45 - 73 (Holiday Tourney) New Harmony 55 - 53 Chrisney 47 - 60 (Sectional) Wood Memorial 44 - 64 49 No spot is too tight for a mighty ELITE! 50 Princeton Telephone Company Princeton, Indiana Senior Basketball Players Fred Schmitt Roger Ziliak Rick Kiesel Bill Knapp Most Valuable Steve Ten Barge Second Team Left to Right: Rick Rietman. Stan Epper- son, Terry Lamey. Denzil Meredith, Jim Roethemeier, Richard Steckler. Bill Dil- beck. Bob Elpers, Norman Simon. Stan May, Dave Adler. Rick Knapp. 51 Dewig Bros. Packing Co., Inc. Haubstadt, Indiana Humperts' Tavern Haubstadt, Indiana 7 th, 8th and 9th Basketball Teams 9th Grade Left to right: Ronnie Elpers. Rick Ziliak, Richard Wallace, Terry Lamey, Tom Chamberlain, Stan May, Jim Hurley, Dennis Brievogel, and Brent Mathew. 8th Grade Left to right standing: Rick Butler, Jeff Riffert. Randy Friedman, Phil Sheridan, and Jeff Gentry. Kneeling: Fred TenBarge, Randy Ten Barge, Gary Duffy, Dwight Sanders, and Mike Weber. Grade Left to right standing: Larry Hess. Randy Brievogel, Steve Sheridan. Bob Strat- man, Paul Eye, Jim Gentry, Larry Adamson, Stan Duffy. Kneeling: Rodney Dilbeck. Jim Montgomery, Ed Dewig. Randy Hinton. Chris May, Tim Dewig. Tom Mosberger. 52 Cross Country Team Front row kneeling from left to right: John TenBargc, Ricky Knapp. Stan Epperson, Stan May. Brent Mathew. Rick Ziliak. Dave Dilbeck. Jim Hurley. Ron Elpcrs and Rick Rietman. Standing from left to right: Roger Ziliak. Bill Knapp, Terry Lamey, Richard Steckler, John Besing, Bill Dilbeck. Tom Chamberlain, Jim Rocthemeier, Richard Wallace and Jerry Lamey. Sergeant Priar tells the troops to fall in!” Knapp Brothers Inc. lead the way. Scotty's Lawn and Garden Center Warrenton Road Haubstadt, Indiana Dewig's Elevator, Inc. Clarence and Ray Wayne Feeds 53 Baseball Bottom Row, Left to Right: John Anslinger, Brent Mathew, Mike Riffert, Dave Dilbcck, Bill Dilbcck, Stan May. Tim Will. John Speer. Top Row, Left to Right: Norman Simon. Jerry Lamey. Jim Roethcmcier, Richard Stecklcr. Rick Kiesel. John Besing, Denzil Meredith. Stan Kppcrson. Jim Boren. Another catch by Wonder Boy Kiesel “You wonder if he is going to catch it.” W.R. Grace and Company Fort Branch, Indiana Fort Branch Natural Gas Company P.O. Box 26 Fort Branch, Indiana 54 Track Team Front Row. Left to Right: David Wilzbacher, Ronnie Elpers, Brent Mathew, Stan F.pperson, Rick Rictman. Richard Wallace. Gary Fetter; Back Row: Roger Ziliak. Bill Knapp, Terry Lamcy, Dale Wilzbacher. John Besing. Bill Dilbeck, Tom Chamberlain. Jerry Lamey. Ronnie's in good position for a win. Better hurry!! Roger. 55 Hudson Furniture Gibson County's Largest Furniture Center Princeton, Indiana Standard Printing Company 322 N. Prince Street Princeton, Indiana SCHOOL LIFE Christmas Party Are you kidding me? Your doing it right, girls. How lovely art thou branches!!!!! Ain’t he cute? Here comes the tree!! Hang it high . Bill 58 “Do your best for H.H.S. 1968-69 Court Queen Becky Kern Captain Steve TenBarge Crown Bearer Shelley Kern Basketball Bearer Michael Priar Seniors Lisa Sheridan Joyce Ziliak Escorts Bill Knapp Fred Schmitt Juniors Judy Lamey Susie TenBarge Escorts Roger Ziliak Rick Kiesel Sophomores Lisa May Shelia Hoefling Escorts Jim Helfrich John Besing Freshmen Gayle Kern Karen Helfrich Escorts Bill Dilbeck Jerry Lamey Queen Crowning December 14, 1968 Haubstadt vs Winslow 59 Queen Becky anil her attendants Mr. Miley directs the band at the annual Spring Ooncert, held on April 18. Spring Concert Jenny Maier receives the John Philips Sousa Award for her outstanding achieve- ments in concert band and marching. The chorus is directed by Mrs. Marion Blough. A select group, the Treble Tones, furnish more entertainment. The Senior Chorous members receive awards, from left to right are: Tamara Mathew, Don TenBarge, Becky Kern. Fred Schmitt, Roger Ziliak, Pam Wallace, Rosalyn Adler, Diann Schaefer, Janet Simon. Joy Anslinger, Linda Lamcy, and Jenny Maier. 60 Senior Class Play Our Gal Sal Elaine Knapp Roger Ziliak Jenny Maier Linda Lamey Lois Elpers Becky Kern Fred Schmitt Steve Ten Barge Cathy Weiss Mrs. Brumfield Jackie Hirsch Sally Skinner Glen VanDyne Allison VanDyne Cecilia VanDyne Nella Yardley Dagmar Waring Ronnie Spangler Dexter Westbrook Daisy Judkins Director Student Director Excedrin Headache No. “69” North Posey Ford, Inc. Poseyville, Indiana Lakeview Restaurant Haubstadt, Indiana Basketball Banquet T Coach Priar tells of highlights of the season Senior boys look like a Mr. Elite in their top hats. Guest speaker-Don Sakel. The Varsity Cheerleaders pose with Mr. Elite, who was donated to the Pep Club by the Chamber of Commerce. 62 Mother-Daughter Banquet The retiring Sunshine officers are pictured here. They are from lett to right: Shelia Hoefling, Recording Sec- retary; Tamara Mathew, Treasurer; Imogene Schmitt. President; Nancy Bittner, Vice-President; Lucy Ziliak, Corresponding Secretary. The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held the last week in April with 190 attending. Following the carry- in supper, a speaker and variety acts entertained the guests. The sponsor, Mrs. Edna Brumfield, and the grad- uating seniors accepted gifts as a token of their services to the society. President Imogene Schmitt welcomes the Sunshine members and their mothers. The Sunshine officers for 1969-70 are pictured here. They are from left to right: Lynn Sheridan, Vice-Pres- ident; Melanie Bratton, Treasurer; Nancy Bittner, Presi- dent; Cindy Schneider, Corresponding Secretary; Karen Helfrich, Recording Secretary. The Treble Tones provided entertainment for the evening by singing “Mother” and “Born Free . Mrs. George Brown, guest speaker for the evening, presented a delight- ful speech on the “Impossible Dream” as it pertains to youth. Fort Branch Times Tastee Freeze ''The Area's Weekly Reading for Area News. Home of the Gem Dandy Fort Branch, Indiana 63 Awards Tom Adler receives the Spanish Award from Mrs. Nottingham. Bill Knapp was awarded the Industrial Arts Award by Mr. Smith. Mr. Marginet presents the valedictorian award to Jenny Maier and the salutatorian award to Joyce Ziliak. Mr. Marginet accepts a plaque from the Senior sity Cheerleaders, Jenny Maier and Tamara Mathew, and the Varsity Basketball Players. Nancy Bittner received the Art Award from Mrs. Weaver. Coca Cola Bottling Works Evansville, Indiana Farm Bureau Gibson County 64 Diann Schaefer receives a Nurse’s Scholarship from Gibson General Hospital. The annual Awards Day was held on May 15. Awards were presented to many students. One of the many awards presented is the Attendance Award. Those have a perfect attendance record receive a certificate of merit. Of no less importance are those in the science department. The Chemistry and Biological Science Awards were received by Tom Adler. Jackie Hirsch received the Social Science Award. Jenny Maier received the Chorus Award from Mrs. Blough. Tom Adler receives the Mathe- matics Award from Mr. Rum- ble. Jane Ann Martin receives the Latin Award from Mrs. Bertram. Dave Adler received the Physics Award from Mr. Rumble. Rick Kiesel received the Outstanding Senior Athlete Award from Mr. Priar. 65 Junior-Senior Prom One of the many highlights of the prom was the crowning of the queen. Cheryl Dewig was elected the queen. Four other senior girls were in the competition. They were Joyce Ziliak, Lisa Sheridan. Jenny Maier, and Becky Kern. Queen Cheryl was escorted by Alan Hoefling. Many couples dance to the music furnished by Bob Minnette and the Melotones. “Moonlight and Roses” Dale sure isn’t camera shy. Paula really comes to life standing in the refreshment line. Joyce and Lisa seem to be quite happy for this special occasion The mothers of the Junior class and some Sophomore boys helped serve refreshments to the prom guests. It looks like Denzil has something up his sleeve. Jim and Shirley look bright eyed, but it must be past Cindy’s bedtime. 67 Senior Trip The Seniors pile out to journey up the 900 steps of the Washington Monument. £I The energetic Seniors await their bus to be taken on to New York City. The enchanting atmosphere of Washing- ton affects the Seniors many different ways! 68 Tom and Linda are taking it easy on their way to New York City. Say cheese. Cathy. Bottoms up, Danny! Tall and Mighty, Small and Meek. The Senior girls and Mrs. Brumfield drink it up after a hard day on the road. The Senior girls were relaxed until ... the doorbell rang. Fred is unaware of his smartly styled hair. 69 The Difficult Today With the class motto before them, the 45 Seniors received their diplomas from Superintendent, Mr. Kifer and Board member, Mr. Weber. As the many parents, friends, and relatives passed through the receiving line, the emotions of the Seniors were many and varied. There were tears, smiles, frowns, and sighs; but for all of the Seniors, graduation locked the doors of Haubstadt High School and opened many many more. 70 The Impossible Tomorrow The Seniors, performing their last duties as students of Haubstadt High For many. Graduation night was a time for tears, for School, solemnly received their diplomas. others a time for smiles. The Seniors honored as special guests the Class of 1919. Each of the 50 year graduates were presented a red carna- tion. Mr. Giesecke, on behalf of the Class of 1919, de- livered an address. Those present from the honored class were left to right: Mrs. Albert Reising, Mr. Albert Rcising, Mrs. Naomi Lutz, Mr. Cornelius Lutz, Mr. Leo Hirsch, Mrs. Leo Hirsch, Mrs. Mabel Schwiersch, and Mr. Louis Giesecke. 'he Chorus, including the Senior members, sang an arrangement of senti- Mark Rietman was the recipient of the American Legion Good Citizenship Award. 72 73 Senior Activities ADLER, ROSALYN ELPERS, LOIS Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 F.H.A......................................... 3,4 Library Ass’t....................................4 Pepettes ....................................... 4 ADLER, TOM Basketball.................................. 1,2,3 Baseball.........................................3 Crosscountry................................ 1,2,3 Track........................................1,2,3 Pep Club.........................................4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Science Club...................................3,4 Boy’s State......................................3 ANSLINGER, JOY Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 F.H.A............................................3 BEAL, JAMES HHS....................................... 1,2,3,4 CLARK, SHELIA Chorus ....................................... 1,2 Library Ass’t..................................2,3 DEWIG, CHERYL Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Queen Attendant..................................1 Class Officer....................................2 Science Club.....................................4 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band.............................1,2,3,4 Pep Band.....................................2,3,4 F.H.A......................................... 3,4 Prom Queen.......................................4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine......................................3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 Class Play..................................... 4 Science Club....................................4 Transferred from Rex Mundi Red Cross.......................................2 C.S.M.A.........................................2 FETTER, GARY Cross Country................................ 1,2 Track.........................................2,3 Student Manager.............................. 1,2 GILLESPIE, BECKY Chorus....................................... 1,2 Sunshine....................................... 1 F. H.A................................... 1,2,3,4 Library Ass’t.................................. 1 G. A.A...................................... 1,2 HELFRICH, TOM Transferred from Rex Mundi Basketball...................................... 1 HIRSCH, JACKIE Pep Club.....................................2,3,4 Sunshine ................................... 2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Class Play.....................................3,4 Library Ass’t....................................4 Transferred from A.I.C. Sodality........................................ 1 G.A.A........................................... 1 HOEFLING, JOYCE Pep Club.................................. Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band............................... 1,2,3 Pep Band.................................. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A......................................... 3,4 74 HORNBY, JOHN KRUSE, RON Science Club......................................3 Concert Band...............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band..............................1,2,3,4 Pep Band................................... 1,2,3,4 KERN, BECKY Chorus......................................... 3,4 Treble Tones......................................4 Pep Club................................... 1,2,3,4 Sunshine...................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff....................................4 Queen Attendant................................ 1,3 Basketball Queen..................................4 Class Play........................................4 Marching Band.................................1,2,3 F.H.A.......................................... 3,4 Library Ass’t.....................................4 Pepettes..........................................4 Prom Court........................................4 KE1L, EDWARD Cross Country .. Student Manager Transferred from Rex Mundi K1ESEL, RICK Basketball......................................1,4 Baseball .................................. 1,2,3,4 Cross Country.................................. 1,4 Track.............................................2 Student Manager...................................2 Athletic Club.....................................4 KNAPP, BILL Basketball................................... 1,3,4 Cross Country.................................1,3,4 Track...................................... 1,2,3,4 Athletic Club.....................................4 Library Ass’t.....................................4 KNAPP, ELAINE Pep Club................................... 1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff....................................4 Class Play......................................3,4 Science Club......................................3 Concert Band..................................... 1 Marching Band.................................... 1 Pep Band..........................................1 Library Ass’t.....................................4 Cross Country................................. 1,2 Track......................................... 1.2 LAMEY, DIANE Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Queen Attendant..................................3 Class Play.......................................3 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band............................... 1,2,3 Pep Band.................................. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A......................................... 3,4 LAMEY, LINDA Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Treble Tones ............................... 2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Queen Attendant..................................2 Class Officer................................... 1 Class Play.......................................4 Science Club...................................3,4 F. H.A................................... 1,2,3,4 Honor Chorus.....................................4 MAIER, JENNY Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Treble Tones.............................. 1,2,3,4 Accompanist .............................. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine.................................. 1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Class Officer..................................1,2 Girl’s State Alternate...........................3 Class Play.....................................3,4 Science Club...................................3,4 G. A.A......................................... 2 Honor Chorus.....................................4 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band.............................1,2,3,4 Prom Court.......................................4 DAR Good Citizen Award...........................4 Varsity Cheerleader....................... 1,2,3,4 MAURER, KEITH Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band..................................1,2 Pep Band...................................... 1,2 75 MATHEW, TAMARA Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Treble Tones.................................2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Class Officer..................................1,2 Science Club.....................................4 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band.............................1,2,3,4 F.H.A........................................2,3 4 Varsity Cheerleader............................3,4 MCKINNEY, DANNY Yr. book Staff...................................4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Class Officer....................................2 Concert Band..............................1,2,3,4 Marching Band.............................1,2,3,4 Pep Band.....................................2,3,4 PETITJEAN, BOB Chorus...........................................2 Class Play.......................................3 Science Club.................................. 3,4 Boy’s State Alternate........................... 3 R1ETMAN, MARK Pep Club.........................................4 Class Officer....................................4 Yr. book Staff...................................4 Science Club.....................................4 Transferred from Magister Noster Latin School Tennis...........................................3 Mission Society..............................1,2,3 National Honor Society...........................3 National Jr. Honor Society..................... 12 A.PS.L..................................'.'.'1,2:3 SCHAEFER, DIANN Chorus ....................................... 1,4 Treble Tones.....................................4 Pep Club...................................... 3,4 Sunshine...................................1,2,3,4 SCHMITT, FRED Basketball.................................1,2,3,4 Baseball.....................................1,2,3 Cross Country............................. 1,2,3,4 Track...........................................3 Chorus........................................3,4 Class Play......................................4 Science Club..................................3,4 Class Officer...................................4 Athletic Club...................................4 SCHMITT, 1MOGENE Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 Class Officer................................ 3,4 Girl’s State....................................3 Science Club..................................3,4 G.A.A........................................ 1,2 Class Play .................................... 3 SCHULTHEIS, MARK Pep Club......................................2,3 Science Club..................................3,4 SE1B, ROBERT Track...........................................1 Basketball..................................... 1 Baseball..................................... 1,2 Cross Country...................................l SHERIDAN, LISA Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 Queen Attendant...............................2,4 Class Officer................................ 3,4 Science Club....................................4 Marching Band...............................1,2,3 Library Ass’t.................................3,4 G.A.A...................................... 1,2,3 Prom Court......................................4 SINGER, TOM HHS.......................................1,2,3,4 SIMON, JANET Chorus.................................... 1,2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 F.H.A...........................................3 76 SPINDLER, ROGER G.A.A 1 Pep Club........................................3 Class Play......................................3 Science Club....................................3 STOLZ, JIM Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 Class Officer...................................4 Science Club..................................3,4 Concert Band................................... 1 Marching Band.................................. 1 Class Play......................................3 TENBARGE, DON Chorus........................................3,4 Pep Club................................... 1,2,3 Class Officer...................................3 Honor Chorus....................................4 TENBARGE, STEVE Basketball ............................... 1,2,3,4 Track.......................................1,2,3 Cross Country................................ 1,2 Science Club..................................3,4 Athletic Club...................................4 Concert Band................................... 1 Chorus..........................................2 Class Play......................................4 WALLACE, PAM Chorus......................................2,3,4 Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine.................................. 1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 F.H.A........................................ 3,4 Pepettes........................................4 WEISS, CATHY Pep Club.................................. 1,2,3,4 Sunshine..................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff..................................4 Science Club..................................3,4 Class Play....................................3,4 W1LZBACHER, DALE ZIL1AK, JOYCE G.A.A............................................. 2 Pep Club.................................... 1,2,3,4 Sunshine....................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff.....................................4 Queen Attendant....................................4 Class Officer....................................3,4 Science Club.....................................3,4 Marching Band................................. 1,2,3 F.H.A..............................................1 Pepettes...........................................4 Library Ass’t......................................4 Prom Court.........................................4 Page to State Assembly.............................4 ZILIAK, MARTHA Pep Club.................................... 1,2,3,4 Sunshine....................................1,2,3,4 Yr. book Staff.....................................4 F.H.A............................................. 1 Pepettes...........................................4 ZILIAK, ROGER Basketball.................................... 1,3,4 Baseball........................................ 1,3 Cross Country................................... 3,4 Track......................................... 1,3,4 Pep Club.......................................2,3,4 Chorus ....................................... 2,3,4 Athletic Club......................................4 Yr. book Staff.....................................4 Class Officer......................................3 Class Play.......................................3,4 Science Club.....................................3,4 Honor Chorus.......................................4 Transferred from Divine Word Seminary Latin Club.........................................l 77 Track . .. Pep Club 1,3,4 . 3,4 Index Adamson, Larry Joe 31,52 Adamson, Marcia 21,41,46,60,63,71 Adler, David 21,38,49,51,65,66,73 Adler, Joan 27,46 Adler, Rosalyn 4,13,34,41,44,46,60,68,70,71,72,73 Adler, Thomas 4,13,38,46,64,65,68,70,71,73 Anslinger, Harry 24,41,46,60,71 Anslinger, John 27,36,37,54,73 Anslinger, Joy 4,13,41,46,60,68,69,70,71,72 Barnard, Dennis 27,42,60 Beal, Bonnie 24,46 Beal, James 13,70,71 Beal, Nick 31 Beck, Erma 21,41,46,60,71 Besing, John 21,38,47,49,50,53,54,55,59 Besing, Nancy 31 Bethe, Jane 21,41,46,60,63,71 Bishop, Judy 27 Bittner, Mikael 27 Bittner, Nancy 21,36,37,46,63,64 Bittner, Tony 24,46 Blanford, Brenda 27,41,46,60,71,73 Boren, James 21,42,44,46,54 Bratton, Kent 27,41,60,71 Bratton, Melanie 21,41,46,60,63,71 Breedlove, Pauline 21,41,46,60,66,71 Breedlove, Paula 27,41,46,60,67,71 Brievogel, Dennis 27,52 Butler, Rick 31,52 Chamberlain, Alan 21,36,37,38,41,46,60,66,71 Chamberlain, Tom 27,52,55,73 Clark, Sheila 13,67,71,70 Clutter, Mike 31,36,37 Cromer, Richard 24,35,42,44,46,60 Dant, Delores 24 Dant, Doris 24,34 Davis, Anthony 31 Dewig, Carol 27,42,44,46,60,73 Dewig, Charles 24,42,44,46,60 Dewig, Cheryl 4,13,34,38,42,44,46,47,57,60,66,68,69, 70,71,72 Dewig, John 21 Dewig, Terry 24,42,60 Dilbeck, Kathy 31 Dilbeck, David 27,42,53,54,60 Dilbeck, Rodney 31,52 Dilbeck, William 24,46,49,51,53,54,55,59,72 Doerner, Larry 24 Eckiss, Bobby 24,42 Elpers, Lois 4,14,38,46,61,68,69,70,71 Elpers, Robert 22,49,51,73 Elpers, Ronald 28,52,55,53,73 Epperson, Stanley 24,25,51,53,54,55,72 Eye, Paul 31,52 Fetter, Diane 22,45,46,47,62,73 Fetter, Gary 14,37,47,55,57,67,70,68,71,72,73 Frohbieter, Bobby 25 Frohbieter, Leonard 31 Gentry, Jeff 31,52 Gentry, Jim 52 Gentry, John 31 Gentry, Pamela 25,46 Gillespie, Rebecca 14,34,35,70,71 Gillespie, Rexanne 28 Greubel, Betty 25 Greubel, David 22 Greubel, Jerry 25,50,62 Greubel, Sandy 25,46 Gries, Bernadine 22,46 Gries, Margie 28,46 Gries, Theresa 28,41,46,60,71 Halbig, Debbie 28,34,41,44,46,60,71,73 Halbig, Diane 28,34,41,44,46,60,70,73 Hasenour, Nancy 22,46 Helfrich, James 21,22,47,49,50,59,66,67 Helfrich, Karen 27,28,46,59,63,73 Helfrich, Thomas 14,35,37,68,70 Hess, Jerry 28,73 Hinton, Becky 28,46 Hinton, Brenda 22,43,44,46 Hipp, Carol 28,34,46 Hirsch, Jackie 4,14,35,46,61,67,68,69,70,71,72 Hirsch, Patty 28,46 Hoefling, Joyce 4,14,34,42,44,46,47,60,68,69,70,71 Hoefling, Sheila 24,25,34,42,44,46,47,59,60,63 Hornby, Joe 22 Hornby, John 15,42,44,46,70 Hornby, Jim 31 Hurley, Jim 38,35,52,53 Hutchins, Charlene 31 Issacs, Dennis 31 Keil, Ed 15,57,62,70,71,72,73 Kern, Becky 4,15,34,41,46,44,47,58,59,60,61,63,66, 70,71,72 Kiesel, Rick 15,47,49,49,50,51,54,59,62,65,68,70,71, 73, 78 Kiesel, Shirley 24,25,42,43,45,46,47,60,66,67,72 Kiesel, Sue 28,46,73 Kissel, Marilyn 25,41,46,60,71 Knapp, Bill 15,47,49,50,51,53,55,57,59,62,64,70,73 Knapp, Elaine 28,41,46,60,61,71 Knapp, Mary Elaine 4,15,35,46,47,70,69,72 Knapp, Pamela 28,46 Knapp, Rick 25,46,51,53,55,73 Knight, Janie 31 Kruse, Greg 31 Kruse, Ronald 16,68,70,72,73 Lamey, Becky 25,46 Lamey, Diane 4,16,34,42,46,47,60,68,69,70,72,73 Lamey, Jerry 25,47,48,50,53,54,55,59,62,67,72 Lamey, Judy 21,22,46,59,66 Lamey, Linda 4,16,34,35,38,41,46,47,57,60,61,63,68, 70.71.72.73 Lamey, Pamela 25,34,46,42,45,47,60,72 Lamey, Terry 29,51,52,53,54,55,73 Lewis, Shirlean 29,34,44,46,73 Logue, Debra 31 Maier, Jenny 4,16.38,41,42,45,46,47,57,60,61,62,64, 65,68,70,71,72 Maier, Jerry Bob 25,42,44,46 Martin, Jane Ann 25,34,46,65 Mathew, Brent 29,41,52,53,55,54,60,71 Mathew, Tamara 4,16,34,38,41,42,45,46,47,60,62,63, 66.64.70.71.72.73 Maurer, Keith 16,42,70 Maurer, Jane Ann 25,46 May, Jeff 22,46 May, Lisa 24,25,34,41,44,46,59,60,63 May, Stan 27,29,51,52,53,54 Mayer, Jerry 25 McKinney, Danny 4,17,34,42,46,44,60,68,69,70,73 McKinney, Diana 27,29,42,43,45,46,47,60,72 Meny, Michael 29 Meredith, Denzil 25,36,37,51,54,67 Meyer, Keith 25,46 Meyer, Judy 22,46,57 Minnette, Cindy 29,41,43,44,46,60,71 Minnette, Tim 26,42,44,46,60,67 Montgomery, Jim 31,52 Montgomery, Sarah 31 Moore, Jim 31 Nurrenbern, Carol 22,57,60 O’Neil, Steve 31 Oslage, Monika 29 Petitjean, Bob 17,38,46,57,69,70,71 Petitjean, Carolyn 22 Petitjean, Cindy 29,73 Petitjean, Eileen 29,41,60 Petitjean, Ted 22 Powell, Rebecca 26,34,41,60,71 Reibel, Mary Sue 26,34,36,37,43,44,46 Rietman, Mark 4,12,17,35,38,46,47,70,71,72 Rietman, Rick 26,51,53,55 Riffert, Dennis 22,46 Riffert, Mike 29,54 Roethemeier, Jean 29,46,72,73 Roethemeier, Jim 26,42,51,53,54 Rostron, Juanita 31 Sanders, Dwight 31,36,37,52 Schaefer, Diann 17,41,46,60,63,65,70,71,72 Schaefer, Ed 26,46,72 Schaefer, Elaine 29,41,46,60,71 Schmitt, Fred 17,36,37,38,47,49,51,59,60,61,62,69,70, 71,72,73 Schmitt, Imogene 4,17,35,36,37,38,46,63,67,69,68,70, 72 Schneider, Cindy 26,34,46,63 Schultheis, David 22,46 Schultheis, June 26 Schultheis, Mark 17,38,68,70,72,73 Schultheis, Mary Ellen 26,34,42,44,46,60 Seib, Mary 28,41,46,60,71 Seib, Robert 18,68,70 Sensmeier, Lucy 29,46 Sheridan, Lisa 4,12,18,35,38,46,58,59,67,70,71,72,73 Sheridan, Lynn 26,43,44,46,63 Simon, Gary 26 Simon, Janet 4,18,41,46,60,68,70 Simon, Norman 22,49,51,54 Singer, Judy 26,46 Singer, Tom 18,57,71,70,72 Sollman, Angela 29,34 Sollman, Gail 31 Sollman, Joyce 22,46 Sollman, Karen 31,36,37 Sollman, Mark 22 Sollman, Marlene 22 Southwood, Merrilee 26,46 Speer, Edward 30 Speer, John 21,23,54,73 Spindler, Carolyn 23,46 Spindler, David 23,42,44,46,60,66 Spindler, Deborah 23,72 Spindler, Keith 30 Spindler, Janet 30,42,46,60 Spindler, Lilburn 23 Spindler, Melvin 23,46,72 Spindler, Roger 18,37,70,71,73 Steckler, Richard 26,51,53,54 Stewart, Deloris 30 79 Stewart, Larry 31 Stolz, Jim 4,12,18,38,46,69,70 Stolz, Mary 30,41,46,60,71 Stratman, Bob 31,52 Stunkle, Steve 31 TenBarge, Cindy 23,45,46,47,62,66,67,73 TenBarge, Don 18,60,67,68,70,71,72 TenBarge, Jane 30,41,46,60,71,73 TenBarge, John 30,53 TenBarge, Steve 19,38,47,49,50,51,57,59,61,62,66,70, 71,72,73 TenBarge, Suzanne 23,42,44,46,59,60 TenBarge, Theresa 26,34,46 Thorne, Earl 30 Thome, Rick 23,67 Tucker, Brenda 26,34,46,73 Tucker, Debra 31 VanNielen, Gretchen 31 VanNielen, Nick 23,38,46,72 Wade, Carol 30,34,41,44,46,60,73 Wallace, Betty 26,34 Wallace, Pam 4,19,34,41,44,46,60,66,67,68,70,71,72, 73 Wallace, Richard 30,52,53,55 Weber, Lois 23,41,46,57,60,71 Weber, Sarah 23,42,43,60 Weber, Steve 23 Weiss, Cathy 4,19,38,46,61,60,70 Weiss, Donna 26,46 Weiss, Gloria 30,46,72 Weiss, Richard 23,67 Wilkerson, Wanda 30,35,46 Will, Tim 30,54,72 Wilzbacker, Dale 19,37,55,66,67,70,73 Wilzbacker, David 30,55,72,73 Wilzbacker, Larry 23 Woehler, Nancy 30,41,45,46,47,60,71 Wolfe, Rosalie 30,34 Wolfe, Barbara 26,34,46,60,63,71 Wolfe, Loris 23,41,44,46,60,63,71,72 Wolfe, Nancy 30,41,46,60,71 Ziliak, Barbara 23,41,44,46,66 Ziliak, Bobby 23,44,46,71 Ziliak, Joyce 4,12,19,38,44,46,58,59,64,67,70,72 Ziliak, Kathy 23,44,63 Ziliak, Lucy 23,46,63 Ziliak, Martha 4,19,44,46,57,66,68,70,73 Ziliak, Rick 30,41,52,53,60,71,72 Ziliak, Roger 4,19,38,41,49,51,53,55,59,60,61,62,68, 70,72,72 80 ■ «•