Haubstadt High School - Elite Yearbook (Haubstadt, IN)

Page 55 text:

Stan Duffy Ralph Elpers Paul Eye Roxann Greubel I Vickie Greubel Lynn Halbig Larry Hess Randy Hinton Randy Hipp Brenda Hoefling Jim Hornby Charlene Hutchins Jeff Kiesel Tom Klump Debbie Knapp Leroy Hogan Donna Kruse Gayle Lamey Patty Lamey Debbie Logue Peggy Maurer Chris May . . . being one of the few people who got left at Burdette Park . . . landing a paper airplane on a pregnant teach- er's stomach . . . finding out your teacher wears a wig . . . having to act like a complete idiot for three whole days during initiation . . . saying ho instead of here and having Mr. M. make you do 10 push- ups in P.E. class . . . sharing your Reynold's Wrap on the slicker slide • • • Peggy Maurer getting to be her own sister's slave . . . having a teacher who gave prizes one day to everyone wearing Hanes underwear . . . getting caught cheating in Re- ligion . . . smelling just like your Biology worms . . . being taller than all the boys . . . tripping up the stairs the first day of school . . . warming the bench for the whole bas ketball season . . . having your seat in Study Hall collapse . . . having your sewing machine blow up in Home Ec. class . . . going to the Museum and discovering the Greek statues . . . Mr. Kessler's last period study hall . . . the joy of not having to ever wear uniforms again . . . making up a Charlie Brown play . . . telling your parents that you'll do better next six weeks, and then hav- ing to repeat it the following six weeks . . . being the slave of a senior who only knows the word, lipstick! . . . losing your bustle in a play . . . learning the true story of reproduction in Biology . . . letting the frogs loose . . . 51

Page 54 text:

70 m co Officers: Brenda Hoefling--Secretary, Lynn Halbig--Treasurer, Chris May--Vice President, Randy Hinton- - President. Larry Adamson Mike Anslinger Nancy Besing Patty Bilbrey Richard Bittner Randy Breivogel Mike Clutter Bruce Deer THE MILESTONES OF THE CLASS OF '74 We Remember . . . becoming an Elite . . . Mike Clutter getting his finger caught in a clam . . . learning to dodge the falling plaster . . . push- ing pennies . . . walking into the wrong classroom with all the wrong people . . . having our legs sold for $19.50 . . . winning the girls class tourney (having the referees on your side) . . . learning to eat in the cafe- teria . . . having a certain teacher who thrived on chalk . . . the mouse 50 Ed Dewig Kenny Dewig that ran along the chalk tray . . . World History Class . . . when the words on restroom walls were just mysterious markings . . . the nun whc missed Dark Shadows because she got locked in a broom closet . . . spit wads so thick on the T.V. screen that it was almost impossible to watch T.V. Science . . . when start- ing fires with magnifying glasses was a fad . . . the girls P.E. clothes got mixed up . . . the football that blew up under Kenny Dewig's desk . . .

Page 56 text:

Pat Meyer Jim Montgomery Tom Mossberger Cathy Schneider Jean Schultheis Gail Sollman Joann Roos Juanita Rostron Susan Schmitt Marlene Weiss Walton Jim South wood Harold Spindler Debbie Tucker Randy Sollman Connie Wilderman Joe Ziliak Margie Ziliak . . . cooking something right in Home Ec. class . . . having to play a scale alone in band and forgetting it . . . missing the bus . . . over sleeping in the morning on purpose ... all the strong aromas left in Room 101 after two periods of Chemistry labs . . . our class spending an enjoyable time at Spring Mill . . . trying to guess who your Peanut Pal is . . . getting into the swing of the things as Fresh- men . . . getting locked in the Home Ec. closets . . . writing penances for talking at the wrong times . . . going to the Shrine circus . . . 11:54 a.m. . . . joining clubs . . . any Friday at 3:25 p.m. . . . having someone open the shower curtain while you're taking a shower . . . S.R.A. tests . . . Sum- mer vacation . . . hiding in the rest- rooms at a CYO dance . . . seeing Randy Hinton wearing a ribbon in his hair because his bangs were too long . . . May 24, 1971 . . . getting hoarse at ballgames . . . being happy . . . 52