Haubstadt High School - Elite Yearbook (Haubstadt, IN)

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Steve Meyer Jane Nurrenburn Dwight Sanders Peggy Schneider Mark Schultheis Phil Sheridan Karen Sollman . . . getting through Bookkeeping in your sophomore year . . . learning the true definition of limousine . . . being a Stripper . . . walking into study hall after the bell has already rung . . . driving down the road in Driver's Training with Mr. Priar busily taking out the window . . . walking into English with the button on your blouse unbuttoned . . . geometry . . . having Mr. Kessler for two periods straight . . . taking aptitude tests down at the K. of C. Hall . . . Elmo boxing with Phil Sheridan in Spanish I . . . The way the guidance coun- selor's room looked before and after it was painted . . . Catherine Spin- dler nearly running over a teacher during Driver's Training . . . the perilous hours spent tracing our an- cestors in Biology . . . getting round class rings . . . being initiated twice to Haubstadt High . . . freezing all the way to the drug store at noon . . . the F.H.A. Harvest Ball . . . being able to vote in cheerleader elections . . . getting your knitted vest caught on another person's notebook in the hall . . . giving your class ring to someone three weeks after you re- ceived it . . . trying to decide on your future when you can't even de- cide what to wear to school every day . . . running the wrong way while playing football . . . getting to stay overnight at a friend's house be- cause of snow on the Sweetheart Dance night . . . 48

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Gary Duffy Cathy Dilbeck Elise Greubel Cindy Hipp Kenny Hirsch Debbie Keil Danny Kiesel Jim Klump Helen Knapp Larry Knapp Mike Kramer Greg Kruse Paul Kruse Randy Lamey Joe Lutz Jonelle Maier Susie Maurer . . . crossing Highway 41 at 68 during drivers training without stopping with Rick Butler . . . having a thirty min- ute fire drill during P.E. on a cold windy day . . . hitting a teacher in the head with an electrical cord (accidentally on purpose) . . . being patriotic with red, white and blue class jackets . . . melting carmels on the radiator in Spanish I . . . seeing an ashtray fall out of Sharon Dewig's pocket in English class . . . chewing gum in English class . . . having a substitute teacher for English and his telling stories about Little Red Rid- ing Hood . . . having nine different homeroom teachers in your fresh- man year . . . talking about someone and finding out that she's right be- hind you ... a spider girl getting attacked by a water throwing bunch of boy worms (?)... passing cheat sheets on English exams . . . being told by Mr. Priar to stay away from Terry even if you've gone with him for a year . . . waiting three months for your class ring and having it come back with 1972 on it . . . hav- ing enough time to eat lunch down- town at Will's . . . Cindy Hipp scorching her newly made culottes in Home Ec. class . . . helping a bus out of a snow drift . . . seeing Deb- bie Keil fall off of the chair at the FHA Sweetheart Dance . . . hearing Rick Butler's essay on cats . . . not knowing your boyfriend came to pick you up and walking out of the school door with another boy (Right, Elise?) 47

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Donna Spindler Keith Steckler Steve Stunkel Fred Tenbarge Randy Tenbarge Mildred Spindler . . . Mr. Rumble's Christmas tree on his desk at Christmas time . . . seeing Mrs. Brumfield wear the same dress twice . . . Cathy Dilbeck sewing a wrong side to a right side, ripping it out and doing the same thing again . . . cramming for exams . . . taking report cards home . . . reading the Top Hat . . . parallel parking in driver's training and almost totally demolishing the car . . . getting to be stabbed in the finger for blood typing . . . getting a C or below in deportment . . . having chili soup every week in the cafeteria . . . running around school trying to dodge the wasps . . . being rated last in the 1971 Princeton sectional ... all the boys having weird nicknames . . . our freshmen school party . . . getting the honor of seeing something different in rooms--the Guidance Counselor's Office . . . opening coke cans in Spanish and letting them sizzle out the window . . . 49