Huntertown High School - Citadel Yearbook (Huntertown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

Volume YV Same of Contents Activities.. . 66 Advertisements.88 Faculty. 13 Seniors.. . 20 Sports .50 Underclassmen.33 k o As we, the Seniors, leave these halls and school days behind us, we venture into a new life. Every¬ thing will be a new experience. We will then be con¬ tinuing or striving to reach our goals that we made in high school. We will always have memories of our school days and the days ahead will be a chal¬ lenge. As 5de Pag es 3urn... fide IJear Qoes By EDITOR.Dianna Gross ASSOCIATE EDITOR.Jean Freeman BUSINESS MANAGER.Phyllis Goodyear ADVISOR.Mrs. Gorsuch 3 We dedicate this volume of the Citadel to the young men and women who are leaving the halls of their school as stu¬ dents for the last time. We wish them the best of luck in their iuture. May they strive to accomplish new and better things as they grow into adulthood, from this day forward. But even more eager to finish it! 4 We Will Rem 30 Minutes In A Street ember Our Scbool Pi This year,under the direction of Miss Studebaker, we were introduced toatheater-in-the-round, which was something new and interesting. This staging made it easier to hear the ac¬ tors in the three one-act plays be¬ cause the stage was completely sur¬ rounded by the audience. We would like to commend Miss Studebaker for her efforts and all the people who helped make the plays a success. Miss Studebaker, Our Director 6 Seniors Cook Back On Cast year’s $unioi Play. Curtain Call Everyone! The Sisters McIntosh 7 ftke ’59 Prom Higfi igfifs Activities of Out Seniors We see Paris t y starlight. Queen, Judy Stienbarger ’King, Dick Bauer The food looks delicious. Hove Paris in the Springtime . sings the Madrigal. 8 Did your mother tell you about the birds and Dees? Sorry, I’m all booked up tonight. The Seniors are displaying their flashy outfits. Aren ' t they cute? You ' re not really tired, are you girls? Y-Teen Camp isn ' t that bad.” Step right up. The Senior girls are giving bed baths. 9 “U e Hive gained knowledge m id I y y esc classrooms. 10 Dear Sir: Thank you for your letter . . . When these boys see a saw, they really seem to saw. A stitch in time saves nine. ' 3rom Sacd Seemingly Unimportant filling, MucH We C earn ' It really isn ' t as easy as it looks. Well, he seems to be all here. On the left is Mr. Carl F. Elster, our Supervising Princi¬ pal. Mr.Elster keeps an eye on grades 1-6. On the right is oui Assis¬ tant Principal, Mr. Paul H. Ger¬ ard. Mr. Gerard guides grades 7-12. The picture below is Mr. F. Kenneth Feuerbach,tne Superin¬ tendent of Allen County Schools. The picture below is of our Board of Control. Seated from left to right are, Mr. Walter C. Gump, Treasurer; Mr. James A. McComb, President; Mr. Glen A. Shank, Secretary; Standing are from left to right: Mr. Ross Frederick, Vice President; Mr. Glen A. Buckmaster, Corresponding Secretary. First Grade Mrs. Mary A. Lamle, Miss Anna Foote, Mrs. Berneice F Dunten. Second Grade Mrs. Donna Duft, Mrs. Edith R. Pratt,Mrs.Hilda Sauder. Third Grade Mrs. Gladys Otto, Mrs. Evelyn Gardner. M Fifth Grade Mr. Albert McClure, Mrs. Mary Longfellow Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary Hat c h, Miss Edna Wichert, Mrs. Edna Carr. Sixth Grade Mr. Harold Measelle, Mr. Robert L. Kelly, Mr. Donald McClurg. 15 Mrs. Maxine Walsh Art Mr. Robert W. Rebbe Mathematics, Science Mrs. Alice Muller Physical Education Language Arts Mr. George Fryback Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Imogene Burns Art, Music Mrs. Grace Drummond Music Mr. Vaughn E. Miller Agriculture, Biology Mr. Walter Sloffer Instrumental Music Bookkeeping Mrs. Janice Bauserman Commercial Mrs. Frances Colchin Language Arts Mr. Willis R. Roberts Social Studies Mrs. Georgiana Davis Language Arts, German Mr. Edward Kammeyer Science, Social Studies Mr. John Clark Mathematics Mrs. Nondes Aldred Remedial Reading Mrs. Ruby Byers Social Studies Language Arts, Health Mr. Samuel Jackson Citizenship, Guidance Mrs. Margaret Hostetler Home Economics Mr. George Cherry Coach, Social Studies, Driver Training Mrs. Lela Love Secretary Miss Lucinda Enley Librarian Mr. Don Lie be rum Mathematics Mrs. Nancy Gorsuch Commerce, English Mr. Harry Richey Social Studies Miss Hilda Ruth Studebaker English, Speech Mr. Dean R. Gorsuch Commerce, Physical Education Mrs. Betty Grim Secretary Miss Sara Ann Blanchard Home Economics English Mr. Donald E. Helm English, Biology Mr. Eldon Bailey Mrs. Ruby Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Bailey spend many hours helping keep our school comfortable and clean. LPHA BEAR SECY IOHN L HYNDMAN PERRY TP EO.C MARTINAH’M. .J. SNYDER SEC • ' WILLARD MOSS ilS. STONE 6 SM«TH CONTRACTORS Mrs. Carol Gross; As a substitute teacher, Mrs. Gross worked with the choir for several weeks. Huntertown School Bus Drivers Our School Cooks In this past year at Huntertown High School quite a few Seniors have suddenly realized that they must really start decid¬ ing what comes next . After this year we will no longer be coming back to the pro¬ tective walls of our alma mater. Some of us realized too late we should have tried harder. Some of us will go on to college, others will go directly into a job. Our school also has realized a need, and it has opened the door wider for students to obtain scholarships. We have also matured in our thinking, because we know we must so that our parents and our school will be proud of us. Our Senior class has had many activi¬ ties this year. Among these was a Senior Dinner held at the Golden Dragon which was, in a way, our final all-Senior get to¬ gether. The Junior-Senior Prom was quite an event to remember. A yearbook was purchased for each member of the gradu¬ ating class as a symbol of our last year to¬ gether. It will also help us remember one another and some of our good times, not only this year but in years gone by. JAMES MIKE FRECK MIKE President College Prep.; All School Play 4; Science Club 3; Class Officer 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 1. Teacher and Coach SUSAN KAY SCHMIDT ' SUE ' Vice President College Prep.; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Sci¬ ence Club 3; Forestry2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 2; Ping Pong 1,2,3; Choral Speech 4. College MARY PENNY NOBLE PENNY” Secretary College Prep.; Y-Teens 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Year- book4; Science Club3; Pep Club 1,2; Class Officer 4- student Council 1,3; Ping Pong 1,2,3; Bandl,2,3,4 College, Phys. Ed. Teacher DIANNA KATHLEEN GROSS ANNIE ' ’ Treasurer Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Class Offi¬ cer 3.4: PeD Club 2. Secretary PHILLIP LEE ALBRIGHT PHIL College Prep.; Volleyball 3,4; All School Play ,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 i Machinis LOUIS F. ALDAY General, Volleyball 3; Class Officer 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Barber JUDY ELLEN ANDERSON Commercial; Yearbook 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Pep Club 3. Secretary CAROLYN SUE ATKINSON KITTEN Commercial; Y-Teens 2,3; Octette 2; Yearbook 4; School Paper 4; Library 1,2,3; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,4; Madrigal 3; Junior Play 3. Housewife PATRICIA ELAINE BAILEY PAT Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Tea¬ cher ' s Secretary 4; Senior Quartet 4. To Succeed in Whatever I Choose To Do ROBERTA MARY BAKER BERTIE College Prep.; Volleyball 1,2; Student Council 4, Band 1,2,3; Teacher JANICE ANNE BLACK JAN Commercial; Y-Teen 1; Yearbook 4; School Paper 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Pep Club 2,3. Secretary MARNA ROSALIE BOWKER ROSALIE College Prep.; Chorus 3,4; Science Club 3; Madri¬ gal 4; Band 1,2,3,4. College DAVID G. BOWSER Fine Arts REMBRANDT Commercial Artist W. CLARK BURRIS Vocational; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; F.F.A 1,2,3,4. Undecided ARTHUR LEE CLIFFORD ' ART Vocational; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Undecided BONNIE KAY COOPER Commercial; Yearbook4; Chorus 1,3,4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Secretary ROSE ANN CROY ROSIE Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2; Twirler 4; Senior Quartet 4. Get Married and be a successful wife JAMES R. DAFFORN JIM Vocational, Judging Team 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Farmer THOMAS LAMARR DEETZ TOM College Prep.; All School Play 4; Science Club 3; Junior Play 3. Undecided JEAN MARIE DEMSKE JEANIE Commercial; Library 3; All School Play 4; Teach¬ er ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3. Key Punch Operator LeROY LEE DeWITT General; Library 2; All School Play 4. Commercial Artist CHARLES LEROY EBERHARD CHARLIE College Prep.; School Paper 4; All School Play 4; Student Council 4. Lawyer, Baseball Player BRENDA LOU FARVER CURLY’ Vocational Commercial Artist DAVID GLENN FRECK DAVE Fine Arts; Ping Pong 1,2,3; FFA 1,2; Student Man¬ ager 1,2,3,4. Find a good job | JEAN MAUDENE FREEMAN Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Tea¬ cher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Band 3; All School Play 4. Secretary DONALD WILLIAM GARMAN BILL College Prep.; Volleyball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. To be a good father JEJtRY JAMES GILLUM General Army PHYLLIS ELAINE GOODYEAR General; Yearbook 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 4. Indefinite BARBARA JANE GRIM BOBBIE Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Yearbook4; Teach¬ er ' s Secretary 4; Pep Club 1; Band 3. I.B.M. Key Punch ROSS JAY GROSS Vocational; Volleyball 3,4; All School Play 4; Judg¬ ing Team l,2,3,4;Chorus 3,4; Class Officer 1; Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; FFA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Undecided CAROL ANN HALL ANNIF Commercial; Y-Teens 4, Volleyball 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Office Work BILLY DAT E HAND Vocational; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong 2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Choral Speech 4. Farmer ROSA LEE HEDRICK ROSIE Commercial; Chorus 1. Get married and live down south. JOAN HEFFELFINGER JOANIE Commercial;Y-Teens 1,2;All School Play Teach¬ er ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1; Madrigal 4; Choral Speech 4. Dental Assistant MAX GALEN HOUSER uouege r ' lep.; Library 1; All School Play 4; Judg¬ ing Team 1,4; Junior Play3;FFA1.4; Choral Speech. College CAROLE JEAN IMBODY College Prep.; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Nursing FAY ALVA JOHNSON Vocational; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Undecided CAROL ANN KNISELY Commercial; Y-Teens 1,4; Volleyball 1,2; Year¬ book 4; School Paper 4; All School Play 4; Teach¬ er ' s Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 4; Choral Speech 4 Banking or Office Work ROBERT STEVEN KONGER BOB College Prep.; All school Play 4; Science Club 3; Junior Play 3; Basketball 3; Student Manager 4. Undecided HERBERT D. KRAMER HERB’ Vocational; School Paper 4; Judging Team; FFA. Agricultural Farming ROBERT D. LAWRENCE BOB” Vocationa 1 Undecided JEANNIE SUE McGRAW General, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Choral Speech 4. Airline Stewardess JAC L. MAINES CRICK” General; All School Play 4; Judging Team 3,4; Chorus2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Track 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Choral Speech 4. Show Business KENNETH MALCOLM General; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3, Student Council 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4. Farmer LARRY E. MARSCHAND Vocational; All School Piay4; judging Team 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Student Projectionist. College and Farming GAY EDWARD MARTIN College Prep.; Volleyball 4; All School Play 4, Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1 . College NEDRICK N. MILLER NED College Prep.; Volleyball 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Mad¬ rigal 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 4. Go to College SHARON KAY MONTOOTH General; Y-Teens 1,2,3; All School Play 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2. Beautician MARY LEAH ROBERTSON College Prep.; Y-Teens l,2,3,4;Volleyball 1; Year¬ book 4; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 3,4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Class Officer 1; Twirler 3,4; Choral Speaking 4; Senior Quartet 4. Executive Secretary JUNE ANN ROLLER ' DIMPLES ' Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2; Yearbook 3; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Choral Speech 4. C.P.A. License VALERIE DONNA SAGE VAL General; Y-Teens 1,3; Library 3; Pep Club 1,2. Office Work BARBARA CAROL SCHENK BARB College Prep.; Y-Teens 1; Octette 2; Yearbook 3; School Paper 3; All School Play 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Junior Play 3; Madrigal 3,4; Chor¬ us Accompianist 1,3,4; Philharmonic Student Plan¬ ning Board 3. College, Trial Lawyer DIANE KATHLEEN SCHULTZ College Prep.; Chorus 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Mad¬ rigal 3,4; Choral Speech 4. Teaching ROBERT LeROY SHANK HAWKEYE Vocational; Volleyball 1; Judging Team 4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Student Council 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Ping Pong 3. Farming KAREN KAE SHERWOOD Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Library 3; Teach¬ er ' s Secretary;Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Class Officer 1. Airline Hostess CAROL LEE SPARKS SPARKY General; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Beautician RICHARD T.. STRAHM Vocational Barber RAYMOND JOSEPH TILL Vocational; Library 1,2,3,4. Draftsman RICH” RAY JOAN CLARE TORRENCE JOANIE Commercial; Y-Teens 3; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Secretary MILDRED JAY TRUMBULL RED General; Y-Teens 1,2; All School Play 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Chorus 1. Receptionist WILLIAM R. WISE BOB Vocational; All School Play 4; Judging Team 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 3; FFA 1,2,3,4. Farmer JULIANN WITHAM JUDY Commercial; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Yearbook 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2, 4; Treasurer 1; All School Play 4. Commercial College LARRY RICHARD YODER College Prep.; All School Play 4; Science Club 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Class Officer 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Forestry 1,2,3,4; Choral Speech 4. College RICHARD YOUNG DICK Vocational; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4 Junior Play 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Ping Pong 2; Band 1,2, 3.4. Undecided CUs M.iu• -J is tj t M K ike 4y Stick CU,,C.l.r: C l yy f . Chtrr ZimX Our D.A.R. winner this year was Penny Noble. She also received the Betty Crocker Homemaker award. 30 The Seniors held a class meeting and selected those they desired to represent their class of 1960 as their Senior Favorites. The best way to keep a boy from running away is to break his leg. Isn ' t this a little close, Bill?” MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Schmidt Larry Yoder Could you spare a lew pennies for a cup of coffee? Ambitious juniors Sold Candy and Cards Each of the Junior Class officers has shown that he has the qualities of a good leader. They are: President, Duane Dove; Vice President, John Malcolm; Secretary, Dottie Englehart; and Treasurer, Max Buckles. For sale: cheap, used tourney hats. Help! It ' s the little green men. 33 Florence Alday Mary Ann Archer Barbara Balliet Ronnie Blaugh John Branam Jerry Brown Max Buckles Faye Buckmaster Jeanette Campbell Richard Cartwright Colleen Chapman Thomas Clayton Kay Cook Richard Cook Jeanne Cummins juniors Sagerly Await Ije ar... Lynn Duane Dove Betty Eberhard Larry Ego If Dorothy Engle hart David Etter Gary Falls Allan Felger Mike Felger Gayle Fleming Ralph Forrest Sharon Frankart Dewey Fredrick Michael Davito Ruth DeHabey Lyle Dickes Dale Fry back Sharon Gibson Sara Gloyd Travis Gloyd Connie Gordon Grace Gordon Sandra Grossman Linda Hatch Gail Hawkins Donald Heck Eddie Heck Stephen Heitger Sharon Hochstedler Earleen Hollopeter James Huntington VJ fi en 5dey Will Gain 5fie 3ifle “Senior. a Philip Hursh Sandra Imbody Keith Jackson Stan Krider Ray Lincoln Stan McAbee Gayle McBride Michael McDougall Kenneth McKinley John Malcolm Kenneth Miller Michael Miller Walt Neumann Jerry Ohneck Linda Olson Paulene Plummer Linda Pulfer Linda Reighter Dennis Rice Sharon Ricnards Steven Richards Bob Richart Brains At Work ' Dale Richmond Dennis Richmond Phil Rudolph Rebecca Russell Roberta Russell William Sauder James Rodenbeck Terry Rosenberry Tom Royer 36 Dean Spangler Richard Spice Rebecca Strahm John Stute Pass some our way, girls! Ann Sunderland Robert Thomas Arlene Thompson Larry Tonkel Sandra Weimei Lucille Zeller Jerry Zher Terry Fosnaugh Shirley Lansaw Susan Leis 37 Sophomore class officers are Dan Sloffer (Vice-President); Clark Or- das (Secretary); John Bockman (President); and John Yates, (Trea¬ surer). omoves to Busy Senior Higd £if e Walter Alday Dianna Aukerman Paul Bauer Larry Bear Dennis Black John Bockmaii Patricia Boggs 38 Michael Byerley Pat Closson Donna Coe Barbara Cohee Steve Cook Richard Cooper Dixie Cornewell Patricia Creech Ray Dever Jr. Ruth Dill Charles Disbrow Sandy Disbrow 3a! 3inds the Sophomores Sxploving Chicago Priscilla Edwards Doris Eytcheson Victoria Felger Jack Freeland Pamela Fleming Paul Fox James Fritz Craig German James Gilmore Dean Gongaware David Gongwer Carolyn Grosjean Lois Harter Barbara Heck Dan Holmes Museums 39 Joyce Kelsheimer John Kirkpatrick Lynn Koontz Kay Lorenz Bettie Lewis Billy Lincoln Donald Lindley Leonard Lund Madalyn Lund Doris McBride Louise McBride Linda McComb Carol Hurst Kay Johnson Jane Keener Dancing, Dating, DevilisH Deeds... Bonnie McDiffitt Charlotte McDuffee Jim Maggart Janice Maine? Raymond Malcolm Shirley Marschand Addie Martin Stephen Merriman David Nichter Dawn Norris Kerry Norris Clark Or das Roselyn Pepple Bill Phillips Cheryl Rexroth 40 Jerry Richards Linda Riley Peggy Rogers Barbara Russell William Sark Steve Scarlett Larry Shepherd James Shookman Don Shoup Mary Slagle Dan Sloffer Help! It ' s the little green men! Marilyn Smith Terry Snowberger James Trahin Charles Trumbull Harold Walker Lucille Walters Ruth Weaver Sandra Wonderly John Yates 41 9th Class Officers--Nancy Miller, Gary Clark, Sue Wit ham, Colin Aukerman. Yougottago, Mr. Jackson, you gotta go, go, go! Practice makes perfect, as these fresh¬ men basketball players will tell you. Wfiaf does tfie ? Richard Archer Colin Aukerman Janet Balliet Todd Barnhouse Marilyn Bechler Roland Bednarczyk Susan Benward John Bobay 42 Janet Bower Marita Bowers Larry Bowser Jerry Buckles Russell Burk Tom Burk Jane Campbell Gary Clark Janet Clayton Joe Clifford Lois Combs Elizabeth Cunningham Anita Deveny Emily Davito Anthony Duso College...Big Business...Bum? Dennis Eberhard Ray Egolf Susy Franklin Judy Frazier Lee Frazier James Freeman Donald Frost Rosemary Garman Roger Goodyear Larry Gordon James Green Steve Greulach Sharon Hatfield Howard Hawkins Marshall Heck 43 Kenneth Hixon Paul Houck David Ihrie Charles Imbody Elizabeth Jackson David Jetmore Lee Roy Kinley The Freshmen basketball team is flying high this year. Tom Kreigh Roger LaFevor Rodger McBride Dallas McDiffith Jerry Macke 1 Jeanne Maggart Nancy Miller Don Miller David Middaugh 44 Danny Morgan Jeri Moss Dale Nelson Carolyn Nofzinger Sharon Ohneck Hazel Ott Jerry Perkins Sharon Plunkett Clayton Puff Peggy Richart David Rudolph Micheal Ruffing Wyman Schenk Vicki Schultz Dorothy Shank Sharon Ohneck crowned 33A Chapter Sweetheart Glenda Smith Judy Smith Tom Stonestreet Bob Taulbee Gail Thompson Richard Thrush Mary Tilden Stephen Turner Micheal Warner Gary Welker Jerrold West Judy West Linda Wilkinson Sue Witham James Zehr 45 8th Grade Officers. First row, presidents: Tom Freck, Marsha Middaugh, Joe Schaefer. Other officers include, second row: CheriNoll, Shirley Yoder, Joyce Zehr, Lora- lee Abrams, Sam Gloyd; third row: Nancy Bailey, Sandy Simm, Vicki Leis, Jo Ellen Robertson. Gary Pulver. 7th Grade Officers. First row, presidents: Tim Hol¬ mes, Mike Pape, Carol Gilmore. Other officers, se¬ cond row: Bill Hankins, Jim Byerly, Jack Nichodemous, Steve Freck, Leon Lansaw, Beverly McGraw, Linda Gump. Only One More Judith Albright Penny Anderson Harold Anderson Ronalyn Arick Barbara Ann Arnold Lauralee Aven Gay Bailey Nancy Bailey Joy Barnhouse Carol Bear Judith Bieberick Chester Bingham Gertrude Bingham Katheryn Blaugh Larry Born Jerry Bowker Pat Byerley Joe Clark William Crace Don Dafforn Mike Downs Bruce Dunwiddie 46 John Eminger Rex Farver John Fiig Mike Fitch Richard Freck Thomas Freck Dean Fulk Dale Gongaware Samuel Gloyd Cheryl German Dale Gordon Ronald Gronau Jesse Hand Janice Harter Barbara Hatch Jane Heck Rita Hedrick Bruce Heffelfinger Gary Henderson Wayne Hollopeter William Hoot Gary Hursh Rex Johnson Ann Kinsey Charles Leffers Vickie Leis Loretta Lewis Danny Listenberger Joy McBride Carol McComo Hig fi Scfiool Here We Come! Judy McDougall Don McDowell Bonnie McKinley Philip McKinley Jerry Malcolm Jack Martin Helen Meridith Sidney Merriman Marcia Middaugh Maureen Miller Cheri Noll Ardeena Olson Brenda Pion Jane Poinsett Carole Puff Wanda Puff Gary Pulfer Sue Pusey Ellen Ringler JoEllen Robertson Janet Ruby Steven Ruhl Harvey Sands Sue Sauder Judy Schmidt Ronnie Schlatter Stan Scott Joe Schaefer Larry Sible Lynn Sible 47 Sandy Simon Don Smith Larry Sordelet Joyce Spangler Norma Steinbarger Stephen Trahin Diane Welker Patty Wilkinson William Wright Eddie Yates Joyce Zehr 7th GRADE Harry Albright Judy Atkinson Jim Aven Phil Baker Tom Barkley Karen Barnhouse Steven Bowser David Browning Sharon Buckles Thomas Burns Jim Byerly Linda Cantu Carol Closson Vincent Cook Connie Crooks Gregory Cutchin Roland Dever Dennis Disler Seveni fi Qr devs Have Cots of Ste am... Elaine Dixon Eric Elam Karen Falls Ronald Fender Dennis Ford Rita Frazier Steve Freck Diane Gaff Karole Gilmore Phyllip Gordon Gayle Green Penda Greenwell Dianne Greenwell Gerald Guiff Linda Gump William Hankins Ronald Hamm Carol Hatch Robert Hatfield Scott Hedges Diane Hess Tim Holmes 48 Carolyn Hoot Louise Hydman Daniel Ilias Marilyn Ihrie Wayne Jenkins Sandy Keller Linda Kirkpatrick Bob Lahr Leon Lansaw Terry Lansaw Chuck Logar Tim Maggert Arden Mantle Carol McBride Dave McDaniel Beverly McGraw Brenda McGuire Jack Nicodemus Ann Noble Tim Ohneck Csf r tr D V k A W n H ) ib n r Cl r ' y - ' ■r- :r: r i P. 0 JO S P P P jp i « r 5o Da nee and Support ‘ddeiv Bas£d6a!l (3ea m Peggy O ' Neal Benton Ordas Mike Pattee Mike Pepe Steve Plummer Freddie Prater James Pusey Fred Ramsey Janet Rexroth Susan Roberson Sandra Rosenberry Phil Seipert Pamela Sigler Ann Sigler Sam Sloffer Barbara Smith Linda Smith Richard Stark Steven Weaver Allen Wonderly Bob Yates Joe Young 49 roeville both cone tivity when they vie in the den. Also on Friday New 1 visits Hoagland r oes to lan and H in%, psts V loo. iT . J Ilunte: -,yett Central as cluf AC play; jst Y .n and Fit (Editor s the first £ articles cjj prospects Ttip i schodt the ' Cat cause is John Bookman, a pj r J brother of “Bevo” who played for Ha the Huntertown five a couple of, years back Only a sophomorei John already towers to the -6- mark. Could Average 6-2 ' Should Cherry ever decide j start Albright and Phillips at wards, Bockman at center Gross and Shank at the gui, the Wildcats would average 6-2. bad in any high school league.; Huntertown will play exactly! same schedule as last sea] , though a few of the dates 1 been changed. The Wildeats ! i 3|ov. 6 when they host SoutlBpt- Jiy in one of only two home pres scheduled all season. Only of their first • six games willy an ACAC contest, giving ? ' a chance to do some expert be¬ fore getting involved in conN ice warfare too extensively, The schedule: Nov. 6 - South Whitley; Nov. 10—Monroeville at Leo; Nov. Fl¬ at Avilla; Nov. 20—at Rome City; Nov. 25—at Chrmbusco; Dec. 5— at Albion; D , -Hoagland at Leo; Dec. 12y4eA tk ' ' at Avil¬ la; Dec, 18 % °° r! .7 fa 8 —at Elmh o 0 %, Avilla: ven; Jar , r ( , c o Y c • e , 21, 22,7S 4 A v H ; at Ip ' , ‘ Jan.4 .% , 0 sr ' V J ason, scoring 130 points. Miller, a x ' eserve, found time to score e: This ' seiies Jjaskr Backing up this duo will be Bill Phillips and Bob Shank. Phillips is a 6-312 sophomore and played freshman ball and a bit of reserve last season. Shank has some var¬ sity experience and may also see action at guard far the ’Cats. Bill Garman, a 6-1 senior, will probably get the call at center. Albright can also help in this de- --—g ierger, New IR j ,sful young c ;ise and spirit fc xoh.- tourney triumj •g the meet, New Have £ason record to 9-5 ar will be seeking its M’s basket- sanies last n County Y : onship. iWsiat fine % Bob ident help ven Huntertown Ht£ ball team won 2 j eeason, as well ? Athletic Confer Missing this seA ball club is only B’anchard, a centeF at Ball State. His ' but hurt the Wilde so, they are expec j class of the count y As George Chea Vsta His fourth season as heJBian tertown, he looks f£Tjnothe£3 r just about like las - ' ason. “It takes breakg -- 3 24”, Cherry said rt we get our share twre is no rea¬ son why we can’t match that rec¬ ord.” That’s a pretty big order, but don’t bet Cherry’s club won’t fill it. It has speed, size, experience, defensive ability and an abundance of good shooters. What more does a basketba ll team, need? Cherry, a graduate of Butler Uni¬ versity, added, “The boys have grown up a bit since last season and they played basketball all Sum¬ mer long. That spirit is great, in fact my problem now is keeping the boys in check until the season opens on Nov. 6. I’ve never coached a team which was this far advanced at this stage of prac¬ tice.” A tip on Huntertown’s prospects can be found in cords of the Wildcat B and m ' r n te§r last season. The r s Icq ' three games all s$ j, th ' ■ men five, all c •’ the ' 1 ' Tr ’ :or pnign. it f ( ’ cdu Though it’s si j fly, w ' horry looks foi v_ Al- re ' ght and NedV 4 his touri ” 8 forwards wi T Both veniors with All . ' nding ’,1 Miller a sh six kP 1 .,SrihrAk-n in thcr 1 ; owed t a Cats’ Roster Name. Pos. lit. Garman, c . 6-0 Alday, f .. . 6 - 2 Gross, g . sillier’ f .. .r A ' a Shank, f-g..V 11 g .i .5-8 ' 2 Albright, f c Phillips, f Bookman, c | McDougall, g — x hw Gloyd, f .! addition- pian hit =i jhas fak year. Is Gay Vn’ ular •e p®d to fs thi ason. ply toiaanch- j ' partrT , ’ .t last ‘ 5-10. ' two partment if Che, al size is need 10 field goals K, season and CheiT several nights iik f Seniors Ross Martin, Huntf guards last year hold similar posi Gross was secon ard in the scoring season. He stay, inches taller tham scrappy performer side shooters.) Shank will no doubt help in theY ' mard work and Cherry is also J hunting on two boys moved w r ' atom the reserves, Mike McDc, H ( _ gall and Dwayne Dove. Both iors, they w be inserted w { ever possib’ pick up va’ rTTTTT ortown took the Allen Courr- iletic Conference basketball ’uesday when it beat Mon- i at Leo, 51-49. game opened the 1959-60 net season. Action will re- Friday when four games wi vcd with Allen County tear I ' d, three in the ACAC. erence games Friday ' reola and Woodlan v’ J faven, Hoagland go ' ' I and Leo to LafoA. larlan opens N. a ,mm tntertown 4 P ° s were. ' and wen if on Harlai J Athletic Cor - J Avilla last ri ; loved to a 1 xst stop, but Hui , - e up with a ft alt in the second pe in front, 41-36, at 1 L • .he Wildcats padded t ,o 55-48 at the third stop going away. it was Huntertown’s sect 1 iCAC victory in three starts its seventh ovei ' ali in 11 gar Harlan wound up conference tion with a 3-4 record and is overall. Gay Martin topped I ■ tertown with 19 points and I Gross collected 17. Steve St —d- and Elwyn Hall collected 21 fhftlO, respectively, for Harlan, eo racked Up its 12th vie Wput a loss, defeating Gan . A. Tlie Lions built a 10-6 in the first period and boo their margin to 25-14 at the ir e afe j mission. Garret outscored the ners in each of the last two riods, but not enough to make -ad e ] difference. ad- Mike Roth Sparked the Li rk,, attack with 13 points and T Kock tal fwildc-T 5 St perifx % Ives behint.4?.- £ cT J ftk % ' ng into the t? ; were in fronts in’s 20 points paceP ' S ' g Q A ; he was the only s jP’-S „ c ? ' ft ible figures. Neal R£ ' ? f ° in 23 for the Cubs and iJt net added 17. 4 %$. oeville won the prelim which o en closer than the varsity J$th u,- The little - Cubs required ft. %,%a,‘ •vertimes to stop the ’Cats, T% $ r fty .ft ' Varsity box score: a Or % 0 rn G F T Monroeville OFT ftft ? , ft, ft s 2 8 n.jrnm, 1 4 5 ft. ' h . . ft- ' ' sj.y Garman added 11. Porj- 13 for the Railroaders ' -fro j New Haven was i battle with Huntington before 0 8ot o Vikings pulled away late in 5 nS S ame t0 S ain a €1-53 victory, i foj? tington led, 19-13, after one ,fc LiL iod a s Sht 30-29 1 ’Pd- ' jHfeme advantage. In the third q fed 7 jer the score was tied four fterent times and stood at 4 going into the last stanza. 4 The last New ' Haven lead U J V2-51, but Huntington tallied points in the last 90 seconds Ron Handwork he victory he winners with 17 points, Jlent Paul and Glen Fahmow t Lani Norton pi Elected 15, vw Haven uith 16. The Build hny Renier got 14 and 1 OFT Garrett 4 3 U Kock 1 0 2 : Ree ' e 2 0 4 Klvott 1 5 71 Snyder 4 o S; Stewart 5 3 13 Holhs 13 4 Culler i Fee i Burtch | Seigel I eo T. Garman Page M. Miller Stuckey Richard Roth Graham 18 13 49i Total Total I o Garrett Officials—Kilby and GoVnert. Prelim score—Garrett, 47-44. Huntertown G F T Harlan .Shank 0 0 0 Stauffer Mbright 6 4 IS, Fogle ..arman 12 4 Sliver Martin 8 3 19i Hall VARSITY TEAM 1st Row--Gay Martin, Bob Shank, Ned Miller, Phil Albright, Louie Alday, Bill Garman, Ross Gross. 2nd Row--Coach George Cherry, Mike McDougall, John Bockman, Bill Phillips, Duane Dove. TEAM WE THEY PLAYER POSITION GRADE South Whitley 52 57 Ned Miller RF Sr. Monroeville 51 49 Bob Shank RF Sr. Avilla 59 62 Phil Albright LF Sr. Rome City 58 51 Bill Phillips LF Soph. Churubusco 56 54 Bill Garman C Sr. Albion 52 58 John Bockman C Soph . Hoagland 55 69 Ross Gross RG Sr. Kendallville 50 47 Duane Dove RG Jr. Ashley 73 51 Gay Martin LG Sr. Elmhurst 50 49 Mike McDougall LG Jr. Harlan 72 55 Areola 53 57 Garrett 48 49 Leo (Tourney) 55 57 Waterloo 70 51 Lafayette Central 61 53 Leo 68 59 New Haven 54 64 Woodlan 54 TEAM WE THEY South Whitley 43 27 Monroeville 36 37 Avilla 47 29 Rome City 37 27 Churubusco 32 27 Albion 42 33 Hoaglana 35 33 Kendallville 26 28 Ashley 48 23 Elmhurst 40 36 Harlan 38 25 Areola 57 36 Garrett 27 25 Waterloo 9 31 Lafayette Central 34 16 Leo 41 32 New Haven VI 30 Woodlan PLAYER POSITION GRADE Jim Zehr RF Soph. John Malcolm RF Jr. Kerry Norris C Soph. Travis Gloyd C Jr. Dave Bosler LG Soph. Dale Richmond LG Jr. Jerry Ohneck LF Jr. Denny Richmond RG Jr. Ray Dever RF Soph. Paul Fox RG Soph. RESERVE TEAM 1st Row--Dave Bosler, Denny Richmond, Jerry Ohneck, Dale Richmond, Ray Dever. 2nd Row--Coach George Cherry, Paul Fox, John Malcolm, Kerry Norris, Travis Gloyd, Jim Zehr. 55 What do you see up there, Bill? Managers of this year’s basketball team are: David Freck, Dean Gongaware, Robert Konger,Mike Freck, Jack Freeland. The Co-Captains, Ross Gross and Gay Martin, did a good job of leading the Cats through victories. 56 Come on Ned, those two points are needed! The Most Valuable Basketball Player Award was enlarged this year so that two of our Wildcats could be honored. Gay Martin, one of the leading scorers, often added two valuable points at a crucial moment with his outside jump shot. Avery hard-working player, Ned Miller, just never quit. He continued to be a lead¬ ing scorer throughout the tour¬ naments and was named to the sectional first team. FT - 57 58 WE THEY Churubusco 42 34 Rome City 45 34 Kendallville 44 42 Garrett 26 19 Leo 36 26 Avilla 49 29 Tourney: Riverdale 28 30 Leo 49 36 Central 26 56 Albion 32 37 Waterloo 43 29 Bishop Luers 37 29 Kendallville 41 19 North Side 42 41 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM 3rd row: Coach Mr. Gorsuch, Gary Clark, Jim Zehr, Dick Archer, Jerry Mackel. 2nd row: Tom Stonestreet, Michael Warner, Dennis Eberhard, Colin Aukerman, Jim Green. 1st row: Jim Freeman, Larry Gordon, and Dave Rudolph 59 There goes a single to left field Mike Freck was chosen Most Valuable Baseball player of the year. Even though it appears in the picture that he could not get around the bases,Mike con¬ tributed much to the team and helped bring home many victories. 60 The mighty Huntertown Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Cherry Front Row: Ned Miller, Mike Freck, Louie Alday, Mr. Cherry, Gay Martin, Ross Gross, Bill Garman. Back Row: Larry Gordon, Mike Warner, Phil Rudolph, Mike McDougall, Kerry Norris, Jim Zehr, Terry Rosenberry, Dean Gongaware, Jim Green, Dave Rudolph. 1959 Baseball Schedule TEAM Lafayette Central WE 7 THEY 6 Woodburn 9 7 Leo 2 9 Monroeville 3 0 Areola 2 4 Hoagland 4 2 Harlan 4 2 The Track team did very well in their 59 meets. Schedule: Huntertown 45 Leo 64 59 Butler 39 1 2, Waterloo 38 1 2 40 1 2 Garrett 94 1 2, Fremont 5 64 Butler 48 74 Fremont 32 1 2, Or land 30 1 2 35 1 2 3rd Place in County Meet 66 Decatur 43 4? Elmhurst 6 The Track team of ’60 are looking forward to their coming meecs. Schedule: Waterloo Butler Fremont Auburn Hoagland Decatur Bishop Luers Lafayette Central Howe Military County Tourney-April 30 All meets will be away from Huntertown. Track Team is as follows: 1st Row; Bill Phillips, Duane Dove, Ross Gross, Gay Martin, Louie Alday, Bill Garman, Phil Albright. 2nd Row; Kerry Norris, Don Lindley, Paul Fox, Jack Freeland, Danny Sloffer, Dale Richmond, Terry Rosenberry, Danny Holmes, Ray Dever, Denny Richmond, Mike Davito, Travis Gloyd. 62 1st Row--Duane Dove, Don Lindley, Jack Freeland, Terry Rosenberry, Paul Fox. 2nd Row--Coach Dean Gorsuch, Danny Holmes, Denny Richmond, Dan Sloffer, Ray Dever, Dale Richmond. The Cross Country Team ranked fairly high this season. They bowed to Leo in the County run with 76 to Leo’s 48 and finished 14th out of 26 schools with 390 points in the Sectional run. Other results of their meets were: Huntertown 32, Woodlan 38, Monroeville 50; Leo 42, Huntertown46, Hoagland 49, Harlan 105; North Side 24, Huntertown 36; Concordia20, Huntertown41;Huntertown23, Avilla 32; and New Haven 17, Hunter¬ town 46. Duane Dove proved to be outstanding this vear by running the 2-mile at a new record of 10:16. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Jim Byerly, Billy Hankins, Jim Aven, Tim Ohneck, Tim Holmes. Second: Bob Yates, Steve Freck, Phil Gordon, Sam Sloffer, Denny Disler, Harry Albright. Third: Dick Freck, Ronnie Schlatter, Joe Schaefer, Steve Ruhl, Stan Scott, Dale Gongware. Fourth: Mr. Kammeyer, Larry So- edelet, Mike Downs, Mike Fitch, Don Smith, Tom Freck, Larry Sible. Golf Team: Bob Richart, Tom Tracy, Dale Fryback, Mike McDougall, Tom Clay¬ ton, Max Buckles. ACTIVITIES The bulletin board contains news of many events and activities. These students check to see what will keep them busy for the coming weeks. -v- A l IlNIlOAl ,!NHH INfG ' ON ■ td ' rtm Nit If £2%.- T! 311 .. ' it ' Y-TCCi CAMP «C COM fttC Twirlers: Front Row; Roberta Russell, Beckie Strahm, Rebecca Russell. Second Row: Judy Frazier, Emily Davito, Rose Ann Croy, Mary Robertson. Band Officers: Larry Yoder, President; Penny Noble, Secretary and Treasurer; John Branam, Librarian; Connie Gordon, Vice President; Terry Rosenberry, Property Manager. Band Seniors: Larry Yoder, Ros¬ alie Bowker, Larry Marschand, Penny Noble, and Richard Young . I Band Members: Front Row; Emily Davito, Beckie Strahm, Rebecca Russell, Shirley Yoder, Jane Heck, Roberta Russell, Rose Ann Croy, Judy Frazier, Mary Robertson. Row (2) Band Director Mr. Sloffer, Penny Noble, Earleen Hollopeter, Ruth DeHabey, Carolyn Nofziner, Janet Clayton, Ellen Ringler, Col¬ leen Chapman, Diana Aukerman. Row (3) Louise Hyndman, Rosalie Bowker, Jean Cummins, Judy Mc- Dougall, Sue Sauder, Connie Gordon, Jean McBride, Shirley Marschand. Row (4) Sam Gloyd, Ann Sun¬ derland, Dick Spice, Richard Bowker, Jerry Mackel, John Yates, Larry Marschand, Phil Hursh, Terry Rosenberry. Row (5) Steve Merriman, Ruth Weaver, Bill Sauder, Mike McDougall, Harold Walker, Craig German, Larry Yoder, John Branam. A note played each day, makes the band members gay! One of the important things in giving a school a fine name, comes with the extra activity included in the program as well as the students and subject matter. Ranked high on the list comes the band, a definite asset to our school. It has dis¬ played fine showings at parades, ball games, and contests. It has provided for entertainment at school and at concerts. Yes, we can be very proud to say, ’’This is our band.” 67 r Brass : Ruth Weaver, Bill Sauder; Sousaphone : Mike McDougall, Trombone : Harold Walker, Craig German, John Branam, Larry Yoder, ABSENT--Richard Young. Clarients: Ellen Ringler, Janet Clayton, Colleen Chap¬ man, Carolyn Nofzinger, Earleen Hollopeter, Ruth De- Habey, Penny Noble, Diana Aukerman. Drums: Jane Heck, Shirley Yoder. 68 Cornets French Horns: Richard Bowker, John Yates, Terry Rosenberry, Phil Hursh,Jerry Meckel, Larry Marschand, Dick Spice, Sam Gloyd, Ann Sun¬ derland. Saxaphone: Steve Merriman, Judy McDougall, Sue Sauder,Jean McBride, Shirley Marschand. ABSENT --Ray Lincoln. JUNIOR HIGH BAND 1st Row--Shirley Yoder, Jane Heck, Greg Cutchins, Sam Sloffer. 2nd Row--Barbara Hatch, Ann Noble, Carolyn Hoot, Beverly McGraw, Linda Gump, Peggy O ' Neal, Carol Closson, Gail Green, Ellen Ringler, Steve Rule. 3rdRow--Mr. Sloffer, Judy McDougall, Sandy Simon, Leon Lansaw, Brenda McGuire, San¬ dra Rosenberry, Louise Hyndman, Sandy Keller, Cheryl German, Sue Pusey. 4th Row--Sue Sauder, Diane Gaff, Elaine Dixon, Samuel Gloyd, Susan Robertson, Karen Barnhouse, Carol McBride, Sidney Merriman, Mike Pattee, Gary Hursh, Mike Downs. 5th Row--Joe Clark, Tom Barkley, Lynn Sible, Linda Cantu, Jerry Bowker, Chuck Logar, Wayne Hollopeter, Tom Freck, Fred Ramsey. 69 Front Row: Mary Robertson, Rosalie Bowker, Nancy Miller, Rose Ann Croy, Joan Heffelfinger, Charles Disbrow, David Rudolph, John Yates, Larry Shepherd, Betty Heffelfinger, Becky Strahm, Mary Ann Archer, MaryTilden, JeriLynMoss, Mrs. Gross. Second Row: Dixie Cornewell, Kay Lorenz, Marilyn Smith, Pat Boggs, Bob Wise, Duane Dove, Karen Sherwood, Phyllis Goodyear, Pat Bailey, Diane Schultz, Barbara Schenk. Third Row: Bonnie Cooper, Louise McBride, Jean Demske, David rselson, jac Maines, Ross Gross, John Bockman, Jerry Zehr, Gayle Flemming, Vickie Schultz, Hazel Ott, Pat Closson, Charlotte McDuffee. Choir Officers: Ross Gross, President John Bockman, Secretary The Seniors of ' 60 played a large role in helping to de¬ velop our excellent Choir this year. They are: Diane Schultz, Barbara Schenk, Mary Robertson, Jean Dem- ske, Joan Heffelfinger, Ros¬ alie Bowker, Phyllis Good- year, Bonnie Cooper, Pat Bailey, Jac Maines, Ross Gross, and Robert Wise. Madrigal: Front Row: Diane Schultz, Charlotte McDuiiee, Jane Keener, Beokie Strahm, Kay Lorenz, Joan Heffel¬ finger, Rosalie Bowker. Second Row: Ned Miller, Ross Gross, Jerry Zehr, Charles Disbraw, John Yates, Accompanist; Barbara Schenk SOPRANO SECTION--Rosalie Bowker, Joan Hef- felfinger, Jeanie Demske, Mary Robertson, Bon¬ nie Cooper. Back Row--Dixie Cornwell, Nancy Miller, Kay Lorenz, Pat Boggs, Louise McBride and Marilyn Smith. ALTO SECTION—Mary Ann Archer, Becky Stra- hm, Phyllis Goodyear, Diane Schultz, Pat Bailey, Barbara Schenk. Back Row--Mary Tilden, Hazel Ott, Vicki Schultz, Jane Keener, Pat Closson, Jan¬ ice Maines, Betty Heffelfinger, and Jeri Moss. TENOR SECTION--Dav id Rudolph, John Yates, Jerry Buckles, Charles Disbrow, and Larry Shep¬ herd. BASS SECTION--First Row: Duane Dove, John Bockman, Gayle Fleming. Second Row: Robert Wise, Jac Maines, Ross Gross. 72 The High School Choir members give it allthey ' ve got in choir and other ac¬ tivities. Mr. Gregory, our second term instructor, helps each member to hit their highs and lows. These Junior High Students are training to be better Senior High Choir members. 73 Our peppy varsity cheerleaders led the team to many victories. They are, left to right: Rebecca Russell, Kay Cook, Dottie Englehart, and Roberta Russell. The reserve cheerleaders did an outstanding job. The Freshman Class can be proud of their cheer- They are Gail Thompson and Jeanette Campbell. leaders, Anita DeVeny and Emily Davito. 74 The Pep Club was the backbone of our cheering section, and made an impressive showing at each game. The officers, Faye Buckmaster, Barbara Russell, and Blix Ann Siepert worked hard to organize this group, and they must be praised for a job well done. 75 Y-Teen members helped to better the community. The officers are, left to right: Chaplain--Shirley Marsc- hand, Secretary--Dottie Englehart, Historian- - Faye Buckmaster, T r ea s u r e r--Karen Sherwood, Vice President--Mary Ann Archer and P r e s i d en t--Sue Schmidt. Front Row: Shirley Marschand, Dottie Englehart, Mary Ann Archer, Sue Schmidt,. Karen Sherwood, Faye Buckmaster. Second Row: Jeanette Campbell, Jean Freeman, Dianna Aukerman, Ro se Ann Croy, Judy Witham, Colleen Chapman, Carol Knisely, Connie Gordon, Ann Sunderland, Carol Hall, Lucille Zeller, Kay Cook, Mary Robertson. Third Row: Rebecca Russell, Blix Ann Siepert, Barbara Grim, Patricia Boggs, Roberta Russell, Florence Alday, Earleen Hollopeter, Barbara Balliet, Sarah Gloyd, Jennie McGraw, Sandra Grossman, Sandra Schaff. Back Row: Arlene Thompson, Diane Pence, Re¬ becca Strahm, Susan Lies, Pat Bailey, Kay Lorenz, Linda Hatch, Pat Closson, Sharen Richards, Char¬ lotte McDuffee, Judy Sible, Barbara Russell, Jean Cummins. Hi-Y club has some very interesting members. Lyle Dickes, Dick Spice, Bob Wise, Jac Maines, Dewey Frederick, Larry Egolf. F. F. A. Officers Advisor Vaughn Miller; Treasurer-Bob Shank; Secretary-John Malcolm; President-Ross Gross; Vice President-Gay Martin; Reporter-Art Clifford, Larry Bear. Front Row : Vaughn Miller, Bob Shank John Malcolm, Ross Gross, Gay Martin, Art Clifford, Larry Bear. Second Row : Lee Frazier, Don Miller, Jim Fritz, Colin Aukerman, Wyman Schenk, Dewayne Steinbarger, Jim Freeman, Clayton Puff, Jim Maggart, John Bobay, Roger Goodyear, Larry Gordon. Third Row : Bill Lincoln, Dan Holmes, Phil Hursh, Jim Green, Joe Clifford, Bill Hand, Jerry Zehr, Roger Lafever, Jim Rodenbeck, Steve Scarlett, Ray Egolf, Dean Gongaware. Fourth Row : Charles Disbraw, Ronnie Blaugh, Fay Johnson, Bob Wise, Jac Maines, Herb Kramer, Ed Heck, Larry Egolf, John Kirkpatrick, Bill Heine, Jim Zehr. Fifth Row : Clark Burris, Jim Dafforn, Travis Gloyd, Craig German, Max Houser, Ken Miller, Ken Malcolm, Larry Marschand, Jack Freeland, Dan Sloffer, Ray Malcolm, Paul Fox. 78 Sharon Ohneck was crowned F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. Steve Scarlett, and Larry Mars chand were the essay and public speaking win¬ ners this year. The following are members of the parliamentary procedure team: 1st Row—Richard foung, Bill Hand, Larry Egolf, Dan Sloffer, Larry Baer, Dan Holmes. 2nd Row--Ross Gross, Jack Freeland, Ken Miller, Max Houser, Bob Shank, Craig Ger¬ man. The Hoosier Farm Applicants for the year were: 1st Row--Bill Hand, Gay Martin, Larry Mars- chand. 2nd Row--Ross Gross, Ken Malcolm, Max Houser, Bob Shank. 79 The Student Council, at work, busily planning a coming assembly program. Student Council Members: Front Row: Advisor-Mr. Jackson, Secretary-Connie Gordon, President-Ned Miller, Vice President- Mike McDougall, Advisor-Mrs. Bauserman. Back Row: Steve Freck, Wayne Hollopeter, Larry Gordon, Gail Thompson, Sharon Ohneck, Mike Byerley, Lynn Koontz, Barbara Cohee, Kay Cook, Roberta Baker, Charles Eberhard. 80 Projectionists First Row; Ross Gross, Jim Shookman, Tom D e e t z . Second Row; Ray Dever, Mike Byerley, Larry Marschand. Third Row; David Ihrie, Jim Huntington, Max Buckles. The Science Club after hours seriously contemplating the split¬ ting of atoms! Science Club Members: First Row: Steve Merriman, Larry Yoder, Rich¬ ard Young, BillSauder, Dick Cartwright, Max Buckles. Second Row: Tom Clayton, Harold Walker, Lariy Egolf, Terry Rosenberry, Dale Fryback. 81 Photographer-Mike McDougall. As the saying goes, two heads are better than one, but three heads are even better!! Associate Editor--Jean Freeman, Advisor--Mrs. Gorsuch, Edi¬ tor--Dianna Gross. Citadel Staff Members: Front Row--Mary Robertson, Pat Bailey, Jean Freeman, Dianna Gross, Phil Goodyear, Carolyn Atkinson. Back Row: Carol Hall, Penny Noble, Barbara Grim, Judy Anderson, Linda Hatch, Carol Knisely, Judy Witham, Rose Ann Croy, Arleen Thompson. Ab s e nt-- Bonnie Cooper. 9 Black Gold Flash Staff: First Row: Sharon Frank- hart, Linda Olson, Carolyn Atkinson, Max Buckles, Kay Cook, Jean Cummins. Sec¬ ond Row: Tom Clayton, Herb Kramer,Dottie Engle- hart, Ann Sunderland, Flor¬ ence Alday, Connie Gordon, Faye Buckmaster, Barb Balliet, Janet Bower. Back: Charles Eberhard, Stan Krider, Larry Tonkel, Jan¬ ice Black. Editorial Staff: Production Manager--Herb Kramer, Feature Editor-- Tom Clayton, Co-Editor--Barb Balliet, Co-Editor--Janice Black, Ex¬ change Manager--Ann Sunderland, Business Manager--Larry Tonkel. 83 £ Although there was a late start this year, the choral speaking group did get organized this year. In spite of this delay,how¬ ever, they got right down to work and made the most of their time. Much fun along with much work was ac¬ quired during their weekly meetings. This group, under the direction of Miss Stude- baker, is truly an asset to our school and its program. Members Front Row-Carol Hall, Mary Robertson, June Roller, Joan Heffelfinger, Penny Noble (2) Sue Schmidt, Diane Schultz, Shirley Marschand, Carol Knisely, Barbara Schenk, (3) Jennie Mc- Graw, Larry Yoder, Dick Spice, Bill Hand, Sharon Montooth (4) Jac Maines, Duane Dove, Max Houser, Mike Freck, Tom Deetz. These are our office help: Leroy DeWitt, Jim Shookman, June Roller, Janice Black, Jean Demske, Faye Buckmaster, Karen Sherwood. o These hands help care for the many books on our library shelves. The librarians for this year were: Gayle Fleming, Sandy Grossman, Charles Disbrow, Larry Shepherd, Florence Alday, Linda Olson, Joseph Clark, Ruth DeHaby, Miss Enley, Tom Royer, Don Lindley, Sue Franklin, Raymond Till, Diane Aukerman, Joyce Kelshiemer, and Paulene Plummer. Under the watchful eye of this statue, our library continues to operate. Boy ' s Singles Dave Bosler Mixed Doubles Bill Garman and Dottie Engle hart The Student Council sponsored the Ping Pong Tourney this year and they did a fine job. The winners of the Hunter town games competed in the County Tourney at Lafayette Central and Penny Noble, a senior, brought home the Championship trophy for the girls ' singles. 86 the These trophies bring back memories. Noon hour brings the students relief from ing hours in class. linger- Withgraduatio.idrawing nearer, Jac and Ned feel they have been penned up too long. The girls ' volleyball team is preparing lor the tourna¬ ment. ADVERTISING The Staff wishes to thank the adver¬ tisers in this year’s Citadel. In or¬ der to show our appreciation to them, every student or adult who reads this annual should take notice of the ad pages and patronize the businesses of tnese advertisers. For they are the ones who help make the publica¬ tion of the Citadel possible. 88 WHITE SWAN SUPER MARKET Now able to serve you better in the all new White Swan Plaza. Open daily 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Closed Sundays and Holidays 9127 LIMA ROAD NORTH WHITE SWAN PLAZA Hardware and Appliances Zenith T.V. Skelgas Appliances Gibson Appliances Phone T-6324 RELIABLE STORES FURNITURE HARDWARE CLOTHING Located on the Corner of California and Lima Roads SMITH ' S STANDARD STATION Complete Lubrication Service Tires-Batteries-Accessories Motor Tune-Up--Car Wash Brake Service Wheel Balancing ROAD SERVICE Pick-Up and Delivery In Huntertown Phone 2033 JAMES M. RUSSELL USED CARS % jk See Us at Hr SMITH ' S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Fine-Quality Used Cars at Reasonable Prices Compliments of HONEGGERS DON ' S BARBER SHOP Feed, Chickens, Buildings and Equipment GORDENS FEED SERVICE Compliments of R. 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