James Whitcomb Riley High School - Hoosier Poet Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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Or making sure our foreign exchange students were indoctrinatecl in an important phase of Amer- ican high school lite. nd This Is Where We Did It in s'- 'r'-if 's , P :Sikk- W T 1 T 'V 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Activities Classes Sports Seniors Underelassmen Advertisements Index 5 ow Take A Look Wil Diane, Candy, Susan and Nancy had the whole school in an uproar during the Hoosier Poet sales assemblies. The girls gave a take-off on today's T.V. commercials. if f qvni xsvl S Q s. 117 IW A a X., 6 Riley's Bowling League has made fine progress since or- ganization two years ago. Seated: Left to right: President, Ron Fritz, Secretary, Dick Remenich. Standing: Vice-Presi- dent, Dave Biddle and Publicity Chairman, Robert Barg- meyer. Remenich holds one of the highest averages in the league. t What We Did. Hey, Non, which are you better at . . . pointing shirts or making pottery? Too bod the cameraman obscured your pretty eyes. Only 5 cents!! was the cry of Bob and Yvonne cis they sold football pro- grams to boost the Senior class treo- SUI' Hs-u........,M Spreading Christmas spirit, the Library Club Z adds the finishing touches to their traditional holiday tree. It took twenty to tango. . . at least the way they did it at the senior dance, South of the Border. IT'S A GREAT LIFE AT R.H.S. 8 Some of our dignified senior boys-on Senior Day. Row l: Jim Goff, Tim Chapman, Rod Sipe, Phil Radich, Lance Grieder. Row 2: Roland Antonelli, Dick Goff, Andy Plaia, Ed Parker, Frank Brender, James Richmond. Row 3: Ron Roskuski, Bob Nixon, Bob Kish, Gary Black, Angelo Aslanichs, Jerry Rinehart. Row 4: Mike Granat, Ron Longley. Our peppy cheerleaders seem glad to get a ride in the Miami Street Football Parade. fe- Q? 'rfgl it F- f X . B let A big moment for senior, Phylis Pletcher, with the signing of her name, she became an official member of the National Honor Society. A happy holiday mood prevails as Mr. Morrison, Mr. Goodman, Mr. Bilby, Mr. Parker, and Mr Hafner try to get the best present on the cart at the Faculty Christmas Party. ASS GNMENTS AND ACTIVITIES Chee-e-e-se is our quotable quote from Fay Hammond as the photographer snaps her picture for the yearbook. ln the 6th hour open-air pep assembly, cheerleaders Peg and Carol radiate enthusiasm as the Riley student body cheers them on. Below, a festive holiday mood is evident in Commercial Art class as Linda Smith and Janet Sailor create Christmas posters for the Miami Street businessmen's windows. ,. 'Mfr- ,us MAKE P A BUSY SCHED LE A brief moment of relaxation for B lunch students as they await the doors to open for their afternoon classes. x -J A lot of fun, a lot of fret, put them together and what do you get? The decorating committee for last year's Junior Prom, At the End of the Rainbow , which includes, Yvonne Nevelle, Peg Dueringer, Pat Nemeth, Sheryl Royer, and Vilma Lovisa. These twenty-two sophomore girls got Scarlet Ribbons in their hair before they finished decorating the gym for their annual dance. If we Couldn't do it urselves Judy Chambliss and Bill Nelson anticipate an evening of pleasure before leaving for the All-City Prom. Mrs. Charles Welch, the former Miss Fyfe, our at- tractive art teacher, receives a faculty wedding gift from Mrs. Meyers of the English Department. Best wishes Mrs. Welch! -Q, Mixed expressions tell the story in this picture of the football team at the Miami Street Parade. After much hard work, they iumped on the truck for some well-deserved honor. 12 we had Plenty of Help from thers. The men who made it possible-our hosts at the Miami Street Pa- rade, the Miami Street Business Men's Association, included fFrom left to rightl John Frick, Nick Dembinski, T. W. Lehman, Herb Heftel, John Barany, Tom Kinny, Ralph Warrell, P. D. Richter, Bud Laugh- man, and William Foster. The Fire Department brought them to our opening pep session on a big ladder truck, Left: The Ball State College gymnastic team shows an intricate rou- tine on the parallel bars during their exhibition to our physical edu- cation classes. College night arranged by Mr. Barack in the Riley auditorium proved to be both inter- esting and Informative for parents of senior students. Over 'IOO ol them attended. 13 i A -9. V, as .K r--Q .f.,?y 3 K I sf W y gm X ,ll Q S-. S Y w Y 9 x Truly having a ball, couples at last yecir's Junior Prom ioin hands and form arches, following a tradition set long ago at one ofthe first Junior Proms. 14 W.. THERIEPS MUSIC f for i' .f 1, P Guys and gals showed up in shorts the first practice session of RiIey's marching band. They were getting ready for their annual trip to River- view Pcirk in Chicago. Cheers arose when Drum Major, Charles Shultz, brought the band into view to start the annual foot- ball parade. THE AIR Dashing thru the snow this merry foursome enioy them- selves during a make-believe ride at the Christmas as- sembly. ln the sleigh are: Standing: Barry Aarson, Pam Collier. Sitting: Bob Kletka, Pam Turner. 15 B THE PIRIT OF TOGETHERNESS vfjis l ABL, si' EW Enioying their first pep assembly, Maris, lnger, and Bente, our foreign exchange students, are helped along with their cheers by Student Council President, Darnell Beatty. The spirit at togetherness is shown as these mem- bers of the Riley Hi-Y pack Thanksgiving Dinner for needy families. Left to right: George Gusich, Rudy Wade, Al Sanders, Ted Weaver, Karl Habianac, and Jim Fenn. RILEYITES WERE HO ORED It Wrestling Queen, Sally Berebitsky and her attendants, Carol Barn- field ancl Peg Dueringer, hold places of honor at the Holiday Wrestling Tournament. Sally pre- sents a first prize ribbon to smiling Art Floran. The girls were selected for selling the most tickets to the tournament. Senior class president, Bill Nelson, adds his name to the list of juniors inducted last spring by the National Honor Society. i I The Seniors Class Day Assembly is a climactic point is giving out attendance awards while Mr. Byers, of high school life. Mr. Ogden, Assistant Principal, Mr. Pate, and other faculty members watch. 18 MA , WAYS Mayor Voorde wishes Coach Whitmer suc- cess in the oncoming football campaign at the Miami Street parade. At the left are coaches Woitys, Krider, Hafner and Princi- pal Byers. wif Ellen VCU DeWvlle WCS Chosen queen of the RlleY'AdG'T'5 Mikel, and Karen King. Their escorts are Bill Collins, Mike bCSkefbGll QGITIB. Left to flghl: Ellen, Sheryl ROYCF, Judy Fggfel Goff, Ray Wine-ngef, Bruce M001-1, Dave Wilmegl Satterlee, Darnell Beatty, Becky Uhrig, Joyce Kopecki, Carol Keifh Nelson, and Bill Wilson. 19 Thirteen girls and a boy may be a strange combination, but their value to the smooth running of our office is common knowledge to all of us. They run the switchboard, type reports, direct visitors, and run errands. From left to right, Standing: Phyllis Rousch, Marylyn Wonish, Theresa Barani, Sharon Hoke, Jeffra Wright, Don Luther, Linda Miller, Diana Werner, Judy Quade, Sondra Fackson, Jill Crothers. Seated: Judy Powell, Carol Mikel, Diane Hoffman. There's never a dull moment at our basketball games after these girls get going. Organized several years ago by Miss Lauer, Riley's Cheer Block has attracted much attention in the con- ference for their cheering ability. 20 The National Honor Society has been active at Riley since it was reactivated in the spring of 1957. This society plays an important part in student life. The qualifications for admission are Citizenship, and Service. First row, left to right: Ken Barna, Richard Remenih, Art Stump, John Buchanan, Jerry Nurenberg, Ben Cashman. Second row: Pat Hipskind, Pam Baker, Margie Gubbins, Evelyn Skaret, Carol Barnfield, Maria Merlo, Carol Mikel, Jane Daffinee, Marilyn Fritz. Standing: Pat Fisher, Beverly Rupel, Karen Thomas, Mara Fultz, Ruth Ann Kneckle, Bente Huitfeldt, Inger Kyllingstad, Phyllis Pletcher, Phyllis Mikel, Darnell Beatty, Becky Uhrig, Pat Nemeth, Sally Berebitsky. ational Honor ociety Left to right, seated: Judy Quade, Ellen Van Dewqlle Joyce Kopecki, Karen King, Joyce Pahl, Diana Singleton: Diane Schinbeckleri.Standing: Arden Floran, Leon Copeland, Bill Nelson, Peg Dueringer, Nancy Ranschart, Marge Parks Jim Stebbins, Arthur Floran, and Neil Cossman. 21 1 Riley's Yvonne Nevelle and Washington's JoAnn Bobelenyi exchange boquets at half time of the Riley-Panther football game. Each girl was selected by her school to reign as Queens at both the football roundup and the game. Basketball Queen, Ellen Van De Walle and her escort, Bill Collins proudly leave the floor after the cornation ex- cercise IT ,S REIGNING The Sophomores elected Mary Lou Schille and Dave Sim- mons as the reigning couple at their Scarlet Ribbons Dance. '.. .- f 1 . I f I fx f Q., g t? zlfsilk 3 wi .N 1 Ai 5 Q X 3 lfi f Riley was proud when one of our Seniors, Karol lindenman was chosen Queen of the St. .loseph's county 4-H Fair. Karol, and her escort are being congratulate by Lt Governor, Crawford F. Parker. CATS A D CROWNS Queens, Sandy Weaver of Adams and our own Ellen Van de Walle, turn on big smiles after they were crowned Queens of the Riley-Adams basketball game. Each was selected by ballot in her own school. Sally Berebitsky proudly wears her orchid as Queen of the Holiday wrestling tournament. Carol Barnlield and Peg Dueringer composed her court. The girls were selected because of their outstanding work in promoting the l0Ul'l'1GIT'l8nl. ,ig K -Smwetfvq.. 7 s 1 t , ii. I 55 A i fa 1 lr il,- Advertising staff: Standing, Nancy Brummit, Maria Merlo, Vilma Lovisa, Judy Rollins. Seated, Sue Wamsley, Sandy Garbacz, Barbara Kenady, Ad- vertising Manager, Mary Lou Schille, Nicky Sosh. Standing: .loan Brenner, Underclass Hadrick, Pictures, Judy Bullinger, U derclassmen. Seated: Ann Messerly Copy, Candy Clifford, Underclassmen Lynne Witt, Art, Carol Smith, Typist ,,,-.nr--.1 xi: 25-s., '7fze .seg H-v--mv-'rf men, Carol Huber, Advertising, Kathy I? n- Y I ,l ,I V . , -f W5 I Pam Wegner, Index l 5 Q r Le , , I f ,,,, , ,,,, o s, 1 vfi K '2 ESM es - -. I N '3 5f,4i2gLgJfT.1f'IQ5gg5e --Q-...., ,,,,-s, M Seated: Linda Smith, Art Editor, Kathy Kuk, Senior Editor, Seated: Sue Rarnsbyl Darnell Beatty, Judy Chambliss Bus, Ann Millar, lf'lCleX Edil0I', Slafldingi DBUHUU DUPYCEI COPY ness and Circulation Managers. Standing: Marilyn Wilson Et'-lit0r Dove Fleming' SPOFTS Edimff JUdY Afeef' COPY and Diane Peterson, Picture Editors, Myna Berebitsky Pro Editor. Judy Satterlee, Senior Editor, was absent. dncgian Manager' Alden Balmer, artist' was absent 24 THE HI-TIME Standing, left to right: Neal Cossman, Editor in Chief, Bob Bernhart, Sports Editor, Georgia Polivena, Second page Editor. Seated: Bob Lerman, First page Editor, Verna Woods, Third page Editor, Pat Miller, Second Page Editor Standing, left to right: Linda Sweitzer, Sue Vickery, Chris- tine Pulliam, Darrell Stroup, Jonnette Frick, Kathy Krider, Nela Peterson, and Carl Morris. Seated: Jill Swanson, Carol Huber, Ann Messerly, Ann Fuller, and Willie Mae Burkes. Standing, left to right: Allen Lincoln, Circulation Manager, Bill Nemeth, Advertising Assistant, Charlotte Blackburn, Advertising Assistant, Sondra Fackson and Mary Lou Pulley, Head Typists. Sitting: Bill Wilson, Advertising Man- ager, Joan Boosi, Business Record Manager, Sue Autore, Assistant Advertising, Carolyn Balough, Assistant Exchange, Christine Balough, Exchange Manager. Jacci Handlin, salesman and reporter, Rick Peli reporters. Back: Bob Bargmeyer, sports reporter Nan Skaret, reporter, Louis Swedarsky, sports re porter, Miss Wyrick, Advisor, Tom Finney, sales man, Pat Harroff, photographer. 25 Left to right-front: Rosemary Kestner, reporter, sports reporter, .leffra Wright, and Sandy Tansey, 4' v l .. l Curtain JAMES CASADAY Director of Drama. ki 1 i ,ff 3 'I' n l ' K ff il .Jgsf l'i'l'?XN'KX'l y lg 1 T J sri f zlkliii 2 X 75- 't-'eta J T f in SQ T if l A eff N' 26 The hero, Bruce BonDurant, and the other suitor, Spencer Clarke, listen to Don Julian, Louis Swed- orsky, as he explains how the hero is going to be victimized by the women. N-ls l -,. I J ior High with their production The Mikado. This scene, Glory to God was from the Christ- mas Pageant. Staged by the Drama and Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Cassacly and Miss Guilliams, it was acclaimed by critics as one of the finest ever given on the Riley stage. The Junior High Dramatics Class thrilled the Jun- Nil VIOLINS Sharyl Wolvos Concertmaster Donna Hartman Merrell Cohen Roy Cripe lngrid Hirshfeldt Louise Koontz Barbara Van Vasseler Diane Stanek Principal David Kottlowski Sue Lattimer Roberta Shapiro Linda Phares Ronald Hayum Cheryl Bullinger Suellen Frnshour Kathleen Csenar Marcella Christ VIOLA Charlotte Downey CELLOS Jane Hoffer Principal Jill Frohler Margaret Keltner Joan Shorb OBOES Patricia Hipskind Linda Mikel HORNS Sue Yoder David Means Diane Eisele Marci Sedan TRUMPETS Ralph Carney Ronald Camp Gregory Rowe TROMBONES Robert Knechel Gary Oman Gordon Tolle PERCUSSION Kent Williams Jan Gardner John Bush BASSES Robert Bargmeyer Principal David Stonecipher Brent McKesson FLUTES Carol Mikel Sharon Reinohl CLARINETS Diana Singleton Charles Shultz O r c h e S t 1' a H. E. KOTTLOWSKI CONDUCTOR The bass, viola, and cello sections on the morning of the National Honor Society induction ceremony. 27 These girls accompany the Glee Club. Standing are Judy Areen, Linda Ray, and Sherrell Palmer. Ruth Ann Kneckel is seated. 28 RUBY L. GUILLIAMS Director of Glee Club SOPRANOS Patricia Allen Judy Berry Linda Chapman Karen Crandall Zora Durock Judy Fiege Bonnie Garner Mary Hamilton Carol Hample Diane Hutchens Ruby Jewell Rebecca Moon Nancy Noel Rebecca Newhard Karen Nichols Julie Parrott Nancy Jo Pinney Judy Powell Dianna Ruggieri Jane Shellenherger Gayle Smith Ellen Van deWalle Connie Widener Jeffra Wright SECOND SOPRANOS Joan Boosi Catherine Clifford Jane Daffinee Judy Eads Barbara Green Susan Hendershot Karen Holtz Gail Howes Carol Huber Pam Hutson Sherry Keen Rosalie Kumm Wendy Lambka Nikki Sosh Elaine Williams Linda Wilson Shirley York CONTRALTO Rebecca Czar Sandra Dickey Michon Ebeshard Margaret Gubbins Patricia Jacobs Judy Kish Isabelle Maez Melanie Mahoney Marjorie Parks Nela Peterson Georgia Polovina Evelyn Skaret Penelope Sugonis Carolyn Tannsey Diane Tannsey Rebecca Uhrig BASS AND TENOR Robert Aker Grant Baugher Bruce Bon Durant Gary Black Victor Carder Leon Copeland Thomas Davis Charles Fields Thomas Finney James Jeisel Robert Knechel James Leipold Michael Medich John Million Dale Murphy Jack Rodibaugh Donald Roll Louis Swedarsky Jerry Troyer Michael Walker Dennis Woodcox Ross Wolford 29 rev 9 t!'!'lf,. fi V nv,?L5.- ,.,, ,,, . f- - : vw-ff '77 , . E , -7 ffl V LEWIS HABEGGER CONDUCTOR DRAKE OMSTEAD ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR Left to right: Joan Martino, Georgia Freund, Carolyn Har- bour, Sue Anderson, Katy Mertins, Virginia Freund, Judy Burtch. 30 FLUTES Kathy Bahrenbruck Phyliss Longley Sharon Madden Susan May Carol Mikel Sharon Reinoehl Jill Swanson Sue Sweitzer Nancy Zeiger Elizabeth Field Kelly Mangum LaVina Stevens OBOES Linda Mikel Pat Hipskind Mary Beckiwith BASSOON Jim Kouts E CLARINET Trudy Kaizer :ei CLARINETS Sue Anderson Dixie Eickorst Leonard Gaska David Hay Tom Holmes Mike Hauser Diana Huckins Linda Keifer Elaine Kirch Sara Leopold Anne Messerly Marsha Perkins Chuck Shultz Diana Singleton Jim Richmond Charlene Van de Carol Wieand Judy Bertsch Harold Diew Carolyn Harbour Jane Hayes Walter Marsh Larry Katz Joan Martino ALTO CLARINET Virginia Freund BASS CLARINET Craig Hosterman Pat Walker Walle ALTO SAXOPHONE Jan Wilcox Sharon Neese Mary Lou Hesser Jim Jeisel Carl Ballard Georgia Freund TENOR SAXOPHONE Terry Bash John Nimtz BARITONE SAXOPHONE Dave McKinney FRENCH HORNS Diane Eisle Susan Yoder David Means Marcia Sedam Terry Frantz Alan Gardner CORNETS Ralph Carney Steve Dunkle Le Roy Fetters Jeanette Powers John Kidder Larry McCalment Ron Seidel- David Roose Greg Rowe Ronald Camp Bruce Carlin Keith Barber Beverly Lincoln.. Bob Mann David Poole Steve Jones Bob Kroft Bilb Million Roy Rice Ed Kipler Alan Martindale TROMBONES Gordon Tolle Gary Oman Bruce Nurton BARITONES Duane Tolle Ricky Shearer Carol Cohn Gary Gearhart Jom Barnes BASS Norman Bone Kent Marrmann Kenneth Roop Rick Staley PERCUSSION .lan Gardner John Bush Kenit Williams Jim Shhroeder Jim Hipskind Dale Murphy J. Walz Pete Parrish Jim Glick Jack Monsma Connie Fish Janet Sailor Drum Maior: Charles Schultz 31 dministration , f sumti um, e i l 5 i llisfll l 32 ,pc 'Q' ku... lt is not uncommon for our Principal, Mr. Byers to hold cz conference with his two top administrative assistants. ln the center is Mr. H. H. Ogden, Assistant Principal. At the right is Mr. Lawrence T. Pate, Head Counselor. One of the most difficult iobs of all is arranging students ,,.-W 'W 'QB 4 programs. Our counselors seem to enioy it. Mr. Rhodes, 1 : . . I . h Mr. Pate, Mr. Barrack and Mrs. Cassiday. Mr. Pate is De- it partment Head. Rana Smith finds it fun to have Mrs. Cassiday help her choose subiects for the new semester. How much math do I need to get into engineer- ing school? Can I take English ll if I flunked Eng- lish I? What subiects do I need to take to get into Nurses' Training? These and a thousand more are the kinds of questions answered every day by the Guidance Counselors. As the title implies, their function is both to counsel and guide students through high school and help them plan their careers beyond high school. Additional duties involve giv- ing all kinds of tests, consulting with both parents and teachers about students, and assisting students to adjust to the manifold problems and situations, of high school. In order to avoid serious mistakes and loss of op- portunity, students need the careful and intelligent guidance of counselors who are specially trained to give this help. This specialized help is given in two ways, through discussion under the direction of the counselor, and through individual conferences. 33 34 The staff of the English Department. Standing. Mr. Gear, Bilby. Sitting: Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Ballard, Mrs. Bohan, Miss hon, Mr. Lewondowskil Mr' Kriderl Mr. Goodman, Mr. Steele, Mrs. Myers, Miss Norcowich, and Mrs. Doherty. Miss Steele is Head of the Department. The A.B.C. Department Mr. Krider's English pupils all want to take part in the dis- cussion. Too bad they can't all answer at once. Years ago it was readin', writin' and 'rithmetic. Today it is still readin' and more readin'. Although you may think the aim of those in this department is to make you struggle through the mysteries of the participle and verb, their chief ambition is to teach you how to read, what to read, and how to write. We have come to know that since we rub shoulders with people at work and in the community, a solid background in English is a prerequisite to happiness and well-being. Without some knowledge of what the best minds of all time have to put into print, and without a reasonably good command of English as a means of communication we are not educated for happiness or for success in the exciting business of making a living. The squad listens to Ron Fritz point out the main arguments in a coming debate Sitting: Dave Fleming, Bob Lerman, Richard Remenih, Dave Rodlbaugh Standing: Bill Wead, Gordon Nolle, Bruce BonDurant, Spencer Clark and l Allen Singleton. Twins: is fl ,Mx wmv srmzmn HW! ' M 1,1 mf L1 1552511111 Miss Steele explains to Carol Huber, Donna Madick, and John Hoover the results of a speech improvement recording made in one of her classes. This isn't as bad as I thought it would be! re- flects Carol Huber as her voice is recorded in Miss Steele's Speech Class. Donna Madick and John Hoover look on anticipating their turns. I . 2 H X fwfmiizi Riley was proud of Bob Lerman and Bruce BonDurant, who came home with first place honors in the Purdue Ex- ,pawn -O' temperaneous Speaking Contest The Figures' The Thing The Art Department gives to students an opportunity to develop an awareness of beauty wherever it is found-in nature, at school, in the home, the com- munity, and in the work of artists and craftsmen. This Department tries to develop a recognition and appreciation of the art heritage of students, and to help them gain a knowledge of art terms and es- tablished art principles. Many students are helped to develop acceptable standards of taste in art in order that they may be intelligent consumers in the selection and arrange- ment of obiects used in everyday living. It is common for these teachers to discover the stud- ent who has special abilities and aptitude in art, and to give him that added encouragement and ex- perience which will aid him in developing his talent to the fullest. Lastly, this Department provides a means for self- realization and individual expression, both for re- creational purposes and as a basis for the continua- OW 'WO Ur' fe0Cl1eI'Sf MVS- WCICY1 Gnd M555 DOY, take tion of growth in art as preparation for a vocation. pride observing the work done in their classes. W Y ' t i ' 2 .... W' -,-:L H U iii' -. -- 5 . - -f' . , , 72:1 S ,,.. is . . -ff - ' 'f ii- V -' ' George Wilmath and Denny Craw make paper mache' Judy Bullinger is engrossed glazing her vase in Ceramics I figures in the commercial art class for their own personal CIGSS- enioyment. 36 There are many reasons for including a second lang- uage in your course of study. The world has be- come travel conscious and rapid transportation has brought all countries within close reach of each other. You not only enioy a trip more if you know the language of a country you visit, but it aids you in becoming an ambassador of good will. Another reason for learning a second language is the military involvement of the United States in countries all around the globe. When boys are assigned to military service, knowledge of another language will aid in their placement, or help in their adjustment to conditions they meet. The great in- crease in world trade calls for persons who have developed a reasonable proficiency in another lang- uage. The study of a language includes the study of the geography of a country, its history, and the customs of the people. Learning a new language involves study and hard work, but the rewards are great in personal enioy- ment and profit. Language teachers Miss Noble and Mrs. Brokaw are looking at the route Miss Kiel took this summer on her trip to France. Language Talks The World Around Steve Lester, dressed in Roman costume, is showing Dorothy Roberts a model of Greek Parthenon. lu-and 2 twill ll As Becky Uhrig plays the piano her fellow Spanish students Barb Green Charlene Smith, Davine Preger, and Evelyn Skaret join in singing a Mexican Christmas carol. Gary Marvel, Mike Izdepski, Uve Waizenegger, ond Maria Merlo seem of one mind. They hope their experiment in water electrolysis turns out successful. Davine Preger and Lois Brenner only appear scared in studying bird specimens. They know the birds are stuffed. 'Sinai N.. ' ,f Count Down 4 3 Qt ln Biology I Class Leroy Anders, Ralph Takach, Chuck Cook, and Bob Kroft are amazed at the behavior of the Ameoba. In Mr. Clayton's physics class Joyce Kopecki, Barton Brugh, Dave Bintinger and Eugene Cripe are measuring the intensity of light. 10 .... Mr. Smith shows the Science Faculty how a Geiger counter detects the radio- activity of isotopes. Left to right: Mr. Wiatrowski, Department Head, Mr. Parker, Mr. Frazier, Mr. Sarenac, Mr. Clayton, and Mr. Barnbrook. Pop l '- in l - ::, H This is an affair of the heart, Joe Northern explains to Jim Clark, Jack Robeson, Carol Thompson and Marie Odush. The program of studies in science has been developed over the years to serve both the terminal as well as the advanced student. The basic philosophy in the science curriculum at Riley, is to reveal to the student the wonders of the universe, both ani- mate and inanimate. lt teaches a student to develop the habit of critical examination of data and an understanding of the limitations of such data. The Riley Science student must spell correctly, express him- self clearly in both speech and writing, be orderly in work and thinking, and realize that the laboratory is the place to sharpen his eye, to withhold judgment, and to examine data critically. f This big Cincinnati is no easy machine to master, but Bob Skelton seems to be making the milling machine do what he wants it to do. Master raftsmen loam Mr. Morris, of the Industrial Arts Department demonstrates the use of a circular saw to the other members. Left to right: Mr. Konrath, Mr. Webb, Mr. Shafer, Department Head. 40 mNw..,,,,.w hx ' ' A X:'e:::,NmA ' smmw . 3 is Lf ix - , eel az me Even girls take Mechanical Drawing at Riley, and Gretchen Dose seems intensely interested in her drawing. In The Making Be on your toes, girls! lf a few years from now a boy who graduated from this de- partment pops the question he should have all the furniture made, blue-print of the new home in his pocket and the invi- tations printed and ready to mail. Later, a lathe and work-shop in the basement will repair any home appliance that needs it. That's how thoroughly this department cov- ers the ground. Seriously, here is a de- partment that accomplishes great things. Many a boy has found his vocation in life from the hours spent in vocational arts. Countless others have discovered a hobby that will make happy the lcisurc hours to come in the future. f Q, s., A MN Lance Greider and Gene Pulliam are putting the finishing touches on their proiects in Woodworking shop. .lim Welly and Bill Wells are setting the type for tickets to the Sophomore Dance. ,..n1 S ik if .f ,.f ws., 41 The courses in the Business Education Department are designed to give information which will help every individual handle his personal business affairs, and to give training in some basic skills which will help an individual earn his living in business or sup- plement his income while he is making preparation for some other vocation or profession. Business and economic conditions change so ra- pidly and so radically that no one can predict with certainty what the opportunities or needs for em- ployment will be in the future. Those taking these courses find it necessary to get as broad a founda- tion as possible and then to learn one or two funda- mental skills which can be marketed. Those planning to work in the business world know, that there are a number of personal qualifica- tions necessary for success. Among these are ac- curacy, dependability, a good attendance record, the ability to get along with others, personal appear- ance, courtesy, and loyalty. This department continually stresses these im- portant personal assets. Mr. Murtin's Typing l class tries for 45 words a minute during a five-minute drill This Departmenfs ..-v 'N i. X These seniors, Audrey Hawblitzel, Susan LaCluyse, Marilee Moe, and Joyce Lugar master the calculators and comptometers. They are in the office practice class, from which girls are assigned to business offices for experience during their last semester at Riley. DeMaris Knisley, a member of Business Communications class, demonstrates the correct position and techniques in handling a telephone call. The Teletraining Unit, supplied by the Bell Telephone Company, is used in all Business Commun- ication classes to give experience in handling both in-coming and out-going calls. Sheryl Royer seems intent on taking dic- tation from a Dictaphone Machine. a Regular Bee Hive The Business Education Department. Standing: Mr. Arm- strong, Miss Wyrick, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Martin. Sitting: Mr. Koch, Mr. Bachtel, Miss Van Buskirk, Department Head. 43 Here's To Your Health! 'es Our nurse Mrs. Cashman, right, and her assistant, Miss Koscielski keep a sharp eye on the health of Riley students. A Q More than twenty students find it necessary to visit the nurses' office each day. Some of these cases are serious while others are mild, but everyone de- pends on Mrs. Cashman, and Miss Koscielski for any help they should need. Our nurses also give hearing and TB tests. They weigh and measure all students at certain grade levels, and they keep a complete health record of every student in school. This record starts when the student enters kindergarten and continues all the way through high school. All gym excuses, dental and doctor appointments must be cleared through the nurse's office. Her ex- cuses are valued ones, for with them there is no time to be made up. This only proves how brave Ann Millar and Judy Laughlin were, receiving their tests from the ladies of the TB league. L ..f ' A s M'w,,....-4 5 'fri X , 'Q' L D Teens Kee Trim In addition to Riley's complete course in Health as taught by Mr. Parker, considerable emphasis is plac- ed on physical fitness through our gym classes. ln the iunior high school everyone goes to gym class- es at least five hours a week. These are decreased as the students grow older, and have acquired the knowledge that properexercise is a daily requisite for physical fitness. Riley's gym program helps students conserve and im- prove their health, fosters wholesome activities on a year-round program, and develops skills and abil- ities to the point that the student enjoys taking part in games and recreation. It seems like the boys in gym class look forward each semester to the week they can play with the cage ball. X .... .. 4 ' f f -av ,M off, -rf ' ,715 Qi. . s K K3 S K 5 g L I ' a, ,i-'vuixfl ' ' Ji- 1 ' Q7f7lin4,s ., e : . - X f ---- . Y- K' it - 1 Our gym teachers take a break in their busy schedule Standing: Miss Wolfe and Mr. Rzeszewski. Sitting: Mr. Horvath and Miss Lauer. 46 32 'n34' zillllllllw Miss Snoke's Community Civics class had an informal way in discussing problems in Juvenile Delinquency. Christine Burglund is leading the discussion. Literally speaking, here is a department that is as old as the ages. It may be History to you, all start- ing with the ancients at 5,000 B. C., but to these teachers it's a job of explaining and interpreting a story of human events that is vital and alive even though it is recorded in a dead and distant past. Too, this department is charged with instructing you in the various forms and duties of government. Though you may never be a politician, if you tail to exercise your right to vote in future years don't let these teachers know it. And if you are not interest- ed in politics, open to you is Economics or Sociology where you receive broad experience in writing term papers, as well as knowledge in human behavior. Around The World In Four Years. In the mock trial held in Mr. CampbeII's civics class, the District Attorney, Tim Chapman questions the witness, Con- nie Libey. Verna Woods is the Judge. ,iii sqvildl Unvs at leg Wm . The members of the Social Studies Department are, stand- ing: Mr. Kelly, Mr. Kodba, Mr. Hafner, Mr. Miller, Mr. Thompson. Seated: Mr. Campbell, Mr. Horn, Department Head, Mr. Forbes, Miss Snoke, Mr. Simpson. Mr. Woitys was absent. John Hipskind shows his class in Community Civics how bills are passed through Congress. , - Ss' 1 , 'ESE YS' ,L ' t I egg, , ,X 'ff' ,sf- ' Wes- . . . Kathy Hadrick, Nanlcy Shlnneman, and Gerry Remke M participated in a panel discussion in Mr. Horn's U. S. ?l ,'r-LN History l class. it WRX. 47 u .yy ge '91 ,J ' 'Wiz eternal thanks. ' 'X 9 The teachers in Home Economics always have a lot in common. Miss Sellars and Miss McAlpine are seated. Miss Frueh is standing. Peggy Thoma, Lois Jarvis, and hope the meat loaf will turn o book said it would. Brenda Morten has the honor ol serving at an advanced foods class tea. Nancy Sheldon samples the delicious punch while Vilma, Phyllis, Carol, Sue and Jean wait eagerly. ...Mr . These Girls Know If you are happily married to a Riley girl ten years from now and your home is the model of efficiency the fond wife probably chose sublects in Home Economics from Miss Frueh, Miss Sellars and Miss McAlpine. These people should receive a vote of Their popularity with the girls is attested by the large number who elect their classes. As for results iust visit a foods class when they are preparing a tasty meal or go to a clothing class and watch them cut, sew, and model an attractive dress Martha Kimberle ut as tasty as the What's Cookin Pin it down, cut it out, sew it up! Dixie Eichorst goes through the beginning steps in making a dress Linda Roushling catches admiring glances from her class- mates as she models the iumper made in advanced clothing class. Home Ec maior, Susie Shriver, finds it is fun and exciting to operate a good sewing machine. Color guards Marc Hosterman, Lanny Nelson, Jerry Walker, and Bill Behrenbruck seem solemnly intent on their marching as they led the Wildcat Band in the Miami Street Merchant's Parade. These girls in the violin section provided fitting music for the National Honor Society Assembly. ake A Note Of This! Music, in its variety of forms, is one of the vital forces in the life of an adult and a community. lt appeals to all classes and is indispensable in the home, the church, and the school. Music of the right sort offers a wholesome outlet for the emotions of joy, grief, patriotism, and religion. Musical training has an inestimable value as a medium to aid in developing the worthy use of leisure time. The courses offered by the Music Department aim to develop good taste, to instill a genuine love and fine sensitiveness in the world of music, and to develop musical talents to the best of the student's ability. Those having unusual talent are en- couraged to choose a career in the field of music. Rehearsals like this, directed by Miss Guilliams, are es- sential to the fine performances given by our glee club. gm-1 fe' Professor Newell Long was guest con- ductor of one of the band rehearsals. Mr. Long is with the Department of Music Education of Indiana University. When you hear music in the air at Riley, you can be sure one of these four teachers had a hand in putting it there. Left to right: Mr. Kottlowski, orchestra directory Mr. Hcibeg- ger, band directory Mr. Omstead, assistant band directorg Mrs. McMillan, Junior High musicf Miss Guilliams, Senior High music and Glee Club director. MM..-V N n cs.. v rx T. , V' Sw, o There's Safety In umbers If N rs The Mathematics Department. Seated: Mr. Morrison, Miss Murphy, Department Head. Standing: Mr. Meyer, Mr. Ol- son, Miss Rohrer, Mr. Stewart, Miss Shively, Mr. Covert, Mr. Edison. 52 Math may have been a subject you avoided as much as possible. If so, we contend you missed some capable and valuable instruction. For in what sub- iects can you better learn the art of logical think- ing? Someone once said that Einstein made up math problems he could not later work himself. lt's too bad he did not know the members of this depart- ment. They could have even shown him some short- cuts. This department provides the mathematics necessary for graduation, as well as that required for entrance to any college. Among these are four semesters of algebra, three of geometry, and one of trigonometry. In the last five years, however, some changes have been made to meet the new demands for mathematical manpower in our society, and some others will be made in the coming years. Gail Howes gets the rapt attention of Ann, Carole, Judy and Nancy in advanced Geometry class. Give It The Gas .,.., l .,,..Ww-ft , k Q. Come wind or rain, sleet, fog or snow, classes in Driver's Training must go on. Students learn to handle a car under all driving conditions. Above, Cecelia Duncan, Norman Hruska, Mike Hosinski, and Ron Yoder inspect the motor of their Lark under the eyes of Mr. Whitmer, who instructs the morning classes. Mr. Meyer conducts the afternoon classes. This semester 85 students are in these classes. 53 Book-Warming Allowed The library, the center for the instructional materials in our school, is not iust a repository for books as was the school library of ancient days. It has books, of course, about 10,000 of them, and acquires more each year. It also has other library materials- maps, charts, globes, pictures, newspapers and pamphlets, but more important, it puts these mater- ials to work. That is the final test of a library- the use that is made of its materials by students, teachers, and parents. In addition to the standard reference works, fiction and non-fiction books, many periodicals are pur- chased in general and specialized fields. By means of these students keep abreast of current history and the rapid changes that science, invention and en- gineering are bringing about, changes which affect our daily lives and the economy in which students will have to find their places. The library program at Riley is designed not only to supplement and enrich subject matter, but to intro- duce students to our great literary heritage, and to teach them the techniques for locating materials on subiects that interest them. lllll Qiiii? T A ,.........J Miss Josehpson and Mrs. Leatherman direct one of the finest libraries in the city. Miss Josephson is head librarian. The library is the busiest spot in the school at 3:15 P.M., when nearly everyone wants to check out overnight books. 54 H an .QA-gf The uiet ..... ..... B efore the Storm These are the girls who could change Q Iistless cheering section into one of furor and excitement: Sully Berebitsky, Gerry Reinke, Carol Bornfield, Peg Dueringer, Pat Nemeth. ridmen G0 Through Rough Season .... kg A -U 9 .i s'1'ti'4lv' s sa t lst Row-Left to Right-Barnes, Tatay, Nelson, Sherwood, . . . d Row-Left to Right-Gleason Zeiger Glisinski, Kur- ,c k,PI,WII,Sr , Zn ' ' Megyese' Sanders' slpe . oo 0.5 Q mg ump lowicz, Jackson, Heidrick, Turnock, Haley, Hendrix, Man- Parker, Weaver, Houser, Kiser Gluchowski intercepts a St. Joe pass intended for Richeart. 56 Riley again went through a winless season. A football team cannot always be iudged by its won and lost record. This Riley team had spirit, courage, and enthusiastic student backing. These are what make a successful team in any sport, not the won and lost column. Improvement over the previous season also marks a successful team. Riley did not improve in the won and lost column, but it did improve in the spirit and fight of the team. Student enthusiasm and support of the team hit a high peak this year. These im- provements mark a successful team, not its record. Riley excelled in two games last season. They scored their first touchdown on October 2, 1959 in the St. Joe game. The Wildcats dominated p l a y throughout the second half, but an untimely fumble proved costly to the Riley cause in losing the game, 20-7. On October 'l7, 1959 Riley scared the con- ference title hopes of the Adams Eagles. Riley, on a spectacular passing play from quarterback Bob Foor to halfback John MacDonald, scored early in the third quarter. But the conversion was wide and the Eagles eeked out a hard earned victory over the 'Cats, 7-6. All and all it was a successful season for the 1959 version of Riley Football. . . . But 27 Sophomores Get Much Experience 4 5 G 4 an t2-g f - -smug ,,,. Sys nen, Balha, Gluchowski, MacDonald, Kraft, Million, Hall, Douglas, Oman, Holdeman, Foor, Buck, Dieu, Stroup, Blan- kert Cm l A l xi Q ESX VQT1 WX dl Q Qu 47 i A The coaches view activities of the Miami Business- men's parade. Head Coach, Whitmerp Line Coach, Woifysp Assisiant Line Coach, Hafner, Backfield Coach, Horvaih. 3rd Row-Left to Right-West, Hostetler, M. Jackson, Bo- gart, Barth, Engstrom, Jernstrom, Copeland, Harvey, Nur- Ton, Keene, Puskas, Arick, Hickok, Mahoney, Horvaih, Mol- nar, Bradley, Bradford 1 'L wal f ,Q-1.wf-:Meif:e.mmmrwmmmw,mum4wsm-in Q W Nx AH t ,x92, SQ A , if ff if fi Q7 17 Em' ,V ul' X1 Sw THEY PLAYED THEIR TOM WALLING RODNEY SIPE JERRY POLIS Ni w 'ff'?4ffT I5 2,'f55f amgffrEf4L.,+ 6256 x1 f f E in 5 : ,-. 1,1 131'-, 'TSM 'J' fi? Q ED PARKER JIM COOK 'FAN WM 'iw-ICP' Mmafif BOB MEGYESE ART STUMP JIM SHERWOOD LAST GAME FUR RILEXC9 FRESH N SHOW PROMISE Top: Don Hegreness, Dave Stonecipher, Jim Jeisel, Mgr., Pete Sanders, Mgr., Jim Settles. 4th: Ted Northern, Art Franklin, Gary Smith, Joe Szucs, Carl Foster, Tom Roshack, Mike Grundy. 3rd: Bill Adams, Mike Conts, Tom Davis, Toney Layne, Dick Daffinee, Ted Krider, Terry Rice, Frank Ne- velle, Dave Barnes. 2nd: Bob Million, Ray Weigand, Richard Reith, Jim Barnes, Tom Lanning, Jeff Von Durinen, Rick Peli lMgr.l Bottom: Mike Hehl, Dean' Curtis, Pete Parrish, Larry Toll, Dave Parrish, Bob Sult, Scott Kratovil, Mike Sipotz, Terry Moore. Kittens Tie for First! 60 7th and 8th GRADE FOOTBALL Front Row-Left to Right-Ralph Bartol, John Walz, John Harmon, Ronnie Scanlan, Tim MacDonald, Mike Walz, Paul Krubel, Jack Hierman, Keith Foster, Joe Johnson. 2nd Row-Left to Right-Bill Aker, Jim Bliler, John Lobeck, Tom Rummel, Bill Masterson, Larry Pollock ipartly hidden?, Rick Heck, Verdill Toles, Mike Flanegan, Ron Glick, Dave Johnson, Dick Dreher, Rich Snyder, Gordon Hoke, Robert Schosker, Jim Shuff, Back Row-Left to Right-Bob Jester, Denny Eaton, Leroy Lloyd, Levester Buckingham, James Gauldin, Bruce Edison, Don Robinson, Bob Corbett, Grant Baugher, Barry Arnson, Jim Frick, Bob Kletka, Earl Aker. The varsity watches Coach Rzeszewski map strategy before Burks, and Sipe. Standing are: Gronot, ElliS0f1, Gef- the Holiday Tournament. Kneeling are: Northern, Nelson, encser, Niemann, Davidson, Widner, Rickel, and Perkins. Cats Take Holida Tourney The coaches review films of opposing teams before the sec- tional games. Seated: Mr. Rzeszewski, head coach. Stand- ing: Mr. Simpson, Junior High Coach, Mr. Lewandowski, 9th Grade Coach, Mr. Barnbrook, B Team Coach. The Riley basketball team finished this season with the same record as it had last year, winning nine and losing eleven both years. Although the re- cords of the teams are the same, this year's squad had more fight, speed, and much better backing by the student body. There were several games that were quite close. We lost to Central by four points, 72-68, and to Adams by two, 62-60. If luck had been in our direc- tion, those games could have gone our way, and we would have had our first winning season in sev- eral years. The bright spot in the season this year was the winning of the Holiday Tourney at Adams. The Wild- cats went into the tourney as the favorite, and the team finished as predicted. In the first round, the Cats defeated St. Joe, and in the championship game, they won over Penn. It was the second year in a row that Riley took the crown. The future looks bright. The B-Team had a fine record, and the Freshman and 7th-8th grade squads are loaded with promising boys. Riley should again be a potent team in the conference. This year we finished last, but the Wildcats turn is coming. 61 B-Team Ha ne Seaso I1 ,, Seated, left to right: G. Grundy, L. Puskas, B. Leyman, V. Hamilton, L. West, J. Byers, R. Mauer, J. Singleton. Stand- Riley's future in basketball appears to be bright, due to the well-seasoned B team players who will make the varsity. The B-team record of 'Il-8 shows that next seasons' varsity squad will be loaded with potential. Due to the fine coaching of Mr. Barnbrook, the team posted fine showings throughout the season. Particularly pleasing to the coach were victories over Central Q49-405, Adams C30-28D, as well as 2 out of 3 over Washington, and one from St. Joe. ing: Mgr. D. Burks, J. Jewell, S. Kramer, U. rtenarix, i, Lorence, C. Hohman, J. Potter, Bon Durant, D. Smith Mgr. D. Smith. When asked how he felt about coaching this club, Mr. Barnbrook commented, They were good be- tween the ears and took advantage of opponents' weaknesses. They seemed to be able to size up situations on the floor quickly and work together smoothly to gain every advantage they could seize. The underclassmen can be iustly proud of the fine work of their classmates and can look forward ta next year with great expectations. fi JOE NORTHERN GEO GERENCSER HM PERKINS 62 C0-Captains - - Able Leaders Bravo for Sipe as his basket breaks an 18-18 tie. BILL NELSON BOB DAVIDSON 1, ,f fi 32 X ,- I K Not satisfied with being 6' 6 , Davidson towers even higher as he iumps and tries for two more points against Adams. 63 Season Ends With 9-11 Record BOB RICKEL Bob Davidson grits his teeth as Bill Nelson tries for an important basket during the tense St. Joe game. DICK NEIMANN lt takes two to tango, and Rodney does it with a ball as the Adams team looks on. RODNEY SIPE 64 J, 7 ii I - f . A ' K ,L n 511.1 L If fi Q43 n 'm...,,,.f riff 'ff ghk ?g1l,.e,,'2 l in I 1 ' ,,5 Qw f 1 n Y' W t h. . Q . .b . . ho 's 1 ls, a chorus lane? or could It possl ly be Dgvldson blockmg as Nelson drives for the basket? HAL WIDNER Davidson Is Third High Scorer In Conference gag U X., 53e MIKE GRANAT TOM ELusoN WILUAM BURKS Riley's Future Looks Bright! FFOM l'0W, leff to l'l9h71 Bill lUWh0l'Flf -leI'l'Y Ddvis, Joe Second row: John Hipskind, Manager, Dave Barnes, Bob Szucs, Bob Northern, David Stonecipher, Bill Adams, Dick Sult, Mike Grundy, Tom Holmes, Frank Fuller, Darrell Daffinee. Greene, Ken Hickey, Dean Curtis, Manager. Phil Barnard was absent. Back row, left to right: Lanny Nelson Mgr., Dick man, l-GYOY lloyd, -leffy Niemdnfh Eagle 5f0Ckl0f1, DON Singleton, Som Moskolis, Gary Schinbeckler, Barry Aronson, Robinson, Wayne Hoinack, Jim Guvldin. J0l1n Postle. Not Larry Bennett, Rick Snyder, Jim Frick, Bob Kletka, Jim PYCSGMI -l0l'm Wflllf JOY Cl'QWlBYf Fred Burnet. Moskolis, Sheldon Swedarsky Mgr. Front row: Jack Heier- 66 WILDCATS RE CH CITY FINALS! The returning lettermen responded to Coach Simpson's first call for spring practice. Standing L-R: Arthur Floran, Dennis Graeber, Dove Glea- son, Tom Ellison, Dave Lerman, Jerry Dabrowiak, Arden Floran, Coach Simpson. Kneeling: Eugene Davis, George Vanderheyden. BASEBALL Doug Simpson took over the reins of the Riley baseball team in 1959 and led the Cats through a colorful season. Although the team failed to equal the previous season's mark, the splinter swingers gave their new coach an enviable record. The squad be- gan the season in poor fashion, dropping their first six contests. But when Riley traveled to Culver Military Acad- emy and swept a thrilling double-header 8-6 and 'IO- 6, they proved to themselves their potential. Led by the timely hitting of Jerry Lerman, Eugene Davis, and Danny Graeber the steady pitching of George Vanderheyden, Hal Widener, and Dave Gleason, the team finished second in the city tournament and clos- ed the season with a four and four conference re- cord. With some fine players coming up from the B squad, Coach Simpson hopes to put a strong team on the diamond in 1960. J lst Row L-R: Tom Ellison, Gene Davis, Phil Grundy, Denny 2nd Row L-R: Ron Longley Arden Horan D L Graeber, Dave Gleason, Wayne Wenzel, Dale Dabrowiak, John Burn.. Dove Gupski 'Arthur Horan' Lair? Airman' - ' I f arosz, Hal Widener. John Haupen- 67 TENNIS TEAM SPLITS SEASON' Left to Right: Tim Chapman, Ray Zernich, Bob Bernhardt, Sam Kramer, Bob Vukovich, Jim Perkins. TENNIS Although the 'Cat Tennis team split the season in '59, they failed to live up to expectations. Rated to be the powerhouse in the conference, the netters could not seem to plant their feet firmly on the win- ning path. Under coach Bosco Sarenac the squad started the season in fine fashion with successive wins over La- Porte, Adams, and Central. They temporarily slack- ened their pace and dropped dual meets to Goshen and Elkhart. In bouncing back to whip Mishawaka, the team looked as though they might had finally lived up to expectations, erratic play led to defeat at the hands of of Michigan City and Fort Wayne. The graduation of Tim Chapman and Bob Vuko- vich, two mainstays of the team, will be keenly felt. But due to youth on the B squad, Riley will once again get the nod as a conference contender. Senior Bob Vukovich in action HARRIERS C PTURE CITY TITLE! FRONT ROW--Jon Nace, Leon Copeland, Arden Floran, BACK ROW-Lee West, Bill Nemeth, Curt Wooley, Ron Art Floran, Don Roelke. Moore, Dave Murray. Jon Nace crosses the finish line first in the Adams-Riley cross countrymeet. CROSS COUNTRY The Wildcat Harriers had quite a successful sea- son in the fall of '59. In spite of an opening loss to Mishawaka, the cross country team finished with a fine ten and seven record. Led by Captain Joe Nace, the runners proved themselves a team to be reckoned with. There were several outstanding performances for Riley throughout the season. In the Elkhart relays the sprinters placed fourth. The City meet brought much prestige to Riley as the squad was successful in downing their competing city foes for a first place finish. After finishing fourth in the Sectional meet, the 'Cats went on to a respectable eighteenth place in the State. Coach Paul Frazier expects to put a strong squad of runners on the field next Fall, as the B Team is filled with boys who possess courage and ability. The future looks bright since only three boys, Art and Arden Floran along with Leon Copeland, will be lost through graduation. RILEY TR CK REBUILDS IN '59 Bottom Row, Left to Right: Rod Sipe, Ron Roskuski, Dun West, Charles Johnson, Herman West, Al Sanders, Bill Toles, Greg Gluchowski. Middle Row, Left to Right: Phil James, John Everly, Leon Copeland, Gene Siegel, Tom Mannen,Gearge Page, Dick Niemann, Dick Mahoney. A 4, M wt Page goes up and over with the greatest of ease. 70 Top Row, Left to Right: Roscoe Harris, Dan Swihart, Mike Turnock, Jon Nace, Dave Ton, Ed Bogart. Coach Paul Frazier's track team had a disappoint- ing season. The trackmen won only two dual meets, winning over Plymouth and Adams. Victory is ol- ways sweet when we beat Adams, and the team did a good iob in beating the Eagles by more than eighteen points. The team finished sixth in the ENIHSC meet and third in the city meet. As you can see, the record of the track team is not one of envy. But the most important thing is improvement. Riley's trackmen's spirit improved throughout the season. Along with this spirit came experience. Last season was one of learning and experience. The trackmen gained knowledge in both departments. Next season will be one of a different nature, the team has learned, and it will pay dividends. Riley's swimming team at times during the season showed the polish and class of champions. At other times, however, the tankers couldn't seem to work as a team, which the season's record of 7-7 showed. Led by John and Dave Buchanan, the Wildcats downed such worthy opponents as Whiting 54-32, Gary Froebel 63-27, Horace Mann 57-36, and Lew Wallace 64-29. Also riding the waves behind the swimmers were Laporte, Penn, and Washington. John and Dave Buchanan were voted into the 1959 High School All American team. John finish- ed second in the state swim meet in the 100 yard butterfly and captured a first in the conference meet. Dave took a first in the 100 yard backstroke and second in the 200 yard individual medley at the state meet. Dave also captured the conference title in these events. The future indicates that the coach will probably receive a few victory dunkings, as Tom Jewell and John Buchanan will be the only boys lost through graduation. Top row, left to right: Tom Jewell, John Buchanan, Steve Lester, Dan Swihart, Richard Mahoney, David Buchanan, Jim Burke. Bottom row: Marc Carmichael, Richard Duering- er, Pat Bryan, Bill Nering, Jack Marsh, Jim Miller. Swimmers ain 4-th In State JOHN BUCHANAN DAVID BUCHANAN ,l Medley Relay Team Left to right: Tom Jewell, John Buchanan, Steve Lester, and Jim Burke. 71 atmen Were Rough nd Read l A 5 'Q been Sediedf left to fight: Pele 5UUf1defSf W00dY Tulwtt. AYYIWI' Scott, Tom Mannen, John Barth, Brian Engstrom, Jim Sher- Floran, Arden Floran, Bob Galloway. Standing: Mgr. Bill wood, Charles Douglas, WRESTLING '60 The 1959-1960 edition of wrestling at Riley proved to be very successful. Led by two fine seniors, Arthur and Arden Floran, the mat cats posted an overall 6-4 record. The Cats opened the season against Mishawaka and blitzed the Maroons 60-0. This score is the high- est that can be accumulated in a dual meet. Riley won its next two meets before being halted by an Elkhart team. Central and Niles also halted the Cat's rampage. Next to feel the potency of Riley were Penn and Washington-Clay. The cats closed the sea- son by losing to Adams in a very close struggle. The graduation of the Florans along with three other seniors should make next season a challenge for coach .loe Woitys and his returning veterans. Co-Captain Arden Floran goes for a pin against his Pete Saunders takes down his Adams opponent Washington opponent. 72 Stone tries for a putt, as Peterson and Hawley watch. Coach Shafer is holding the pin. VARSITY GOLF The Riley Golf Team had a successful season as far as the won and lost record was concerned. The Cat's thought they should have done better because they had the potential to win the state title. They didn't miss the title by much though as they finished fifth in the championship meet in Indianapolis. The team had a slow start losing three out of the first five matches. However, they gained from ex- perience and ended the season with an eight and four record. Elkhart and LaPorte were the only teams that beat Riley, as they won over Riley in both matches. This was Mr. Shafer's last year as coach of the golf team. He called this team the best balanced he has coached in his twenty years. lie N TX ll .yy GOLFERS FINISH TH IN STATE! Left to Right: Jim Jewell, Bob Beck, Rich Stone, Dave Wilmes, Larry Petersen, Jim Hawley. Sports Record BASEBALL Central Niles Adams Washington St. Joseph Goshen Culver Michigan City Central Washington Clay Washington Mishawaka St. Joseph Laporte Elkhart Benton Harbor City Tournament St. Joseph Washington Conference TENNIS LaPorte Adams Central Goshen Elkhart Mishawaka Michigan City Ft. Wayne BASKETBALL Greene Gary Froebel Hamm. Clark St. Joseph Gary Roosevelt Mishawaka Washington Washington Clay Holiday Tournament Washington Penn Penn Ft. Wayne Northside LaPorte Central Garfield Adams Elkhart Ft. Wayne Central Goshen Michigan City Riley Opponent 3 5 4 8 2 8 2 10 2 8 0 2 10 6 3 4 5 2 4 1 14 6 6 5 1 5 1 6 5 4 3 3 3 1 0 7 4 4 Riley Opponent 3 2 4 'I 5 0 2 3 1 4 4 1 1 4 1 4 Riley Opponent 65 32 48 59 53 46 50 46 46 79 36 45 58 55 67 53 56 55 68 61 68 64 64 69 67 82 68 72 67 59 60 62 61 67 55 74 57 66 74 83 Holiday Tourney Championship 74 FOOTBALL Michigan City Mishawaka Central St. Joseph Elkhart Adams Muskegon Catholic Washington LaPorte WRESTLING Opponent Mishawaka Culver Washington Laporte Howe Elkhart Central Niles Penn Wash-Clay Adams Mishawaka Conference meet Sectional Regional State CROSS COUNTRY Mishawaka Syraiuse Warsaw Michigan City Bremen Elkhart Knox Ft. Wayne Goshen Niles Adams LaPorte Washington Adams Mishawaka Central Culver Elkhart Relays City Meet Conference Meet State Meet Riley Opponent 0 27 0 12 0 42 6 20 0 42 6 7 0 27 0 27 0 27 Riley Opponent 60 0 41 9 36 15 40 16 29 25 19 29 19 27 18 30 28 23 45 11 21 25 39 11 7th Place 5th Place 9th Place 19th Place Riley Opponent 34 24 18 41 36 21 39 21 27 28 44 16 15 46 31 24 16 46 15 50 21 36 28 27 22 34 19 40 34 22 18 40 19 37 4th Place 1st Place 7th Place 19th Place SWIMMING Evanston Culver LaPorte Whiting Penn Hammond Washington Froebel Lew Wallace Horace Mann Adams Muncie Burris Central Valparaiso City Meet Conference Meet State Meet GOLF Elkhart Adams Mishawaka LaPorte Central Michigan City Dyer Elkhart Adams Hammond Invitational Mishawaka Central LaPorte Michigan City State TRACK Mishawaka Warsaw-Breman Wash. Clay-Penn Plymouth Culver Relays Washington Michigan City Central Adams East Div. Conf. Conference Sectional Regional City Riley Opponent 18 68 32 51 53 33 54 32 48 47 42 43 55 31 68 27 64 29 57 36 31 55 43 52 36 58 45 50 3rd Place 3rd Place 4th Place Riley Opponent 5M 9M 12 3 9 6 5 10 7V2 7M 11 4 8 7 5 10 8 7 7V2 7W 10Vz 4V2 3 12 12 3 5th State Riley Opponent 40 69 Canceled 47 69 62W 4636 53M 3rd Place 40 68 39 70 2196 87W 63W 4595 6th Place 3rd Place 5th Place No Place 3rd Place 746 -m gg Senior Class New Q I H - 1 1 YN .rytf jj 'k,hkV .3 Q95 'l'g':?l fa Wx- ag, M mmtgmrw Blu!! tr,-ses Cap and gown day found the Senior Class officers getting autographs in their Hoosier Poets. Social Chairman Peg Dueringer, President Bill Nelson, Treasurer John Buchanan, Vice President Arthur Floran, and Secretary Pat Nemeth. CARL A. BALLARD Majors: Music, Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Concert and Marching Bands, Drama Club. Awards: Music. Plans: Marines. JUDITH ANN BALLINGER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Math. Activities: Home Economics Club. Plans: Work. SUE BANFI Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Busi- ness, Home Economics. Plans: Undecided. THERESA MARIE BARANYAI Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster, Glee and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Business College. JOHN BARBARA Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Shop. Summer School graduate NORICE LYNN BARBER Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language, Math. Activities: Hi- Times, HOOSIER POET. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: Undecided. ROBERT WAYNE BARGMEYER Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Hi-Times, Math Club, Orchestra. Awards: Scholar- ship Pins. Plans: College. KENNETH F. BARNA Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Screen Vice-President, Student Council. Awards: Senior Silver. Plans: College. CAROL BARNFIELD Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language. Activities: Booster Club, Cheerleader, Football and Junior Prom Courts, Freshman Queen, Homeroom Officer, Junior Class Secretary, Y-Teens. Plans: College. CAROLE SUE ABBOTT Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET, Student Council, Y-Teens. Plans: College NANCY D. AKIN Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: New York School of Interior Design. ROLAND ANTONELLI Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Shop. Plans: College and Navy. DALE V. APPLEGATE Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Golf, Home- room Officer, Ushers Club Secretary-Treasurer. Awards: Golf. Plans: College. CARTER D. ARCHAMBEAULT Majors: Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business, Science. Activities: Swimming. Plans: College. DONNA M. ARPASI Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster, Glee, and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Business College. ANGELO S. ASLANIDIS Majors: Art, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Shop. Activities: Science Club. Plans: College. JEAN BAICHLEY Majors: Business, Home Economics, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster Club, Football and Junior Prom Courts, Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Queen, Student Council. Plans: Undecided. PAMELA DIANNE BAKER Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Drama, Glee, and Library Clubs, Homeroom Officer. Library Club President. Awards: Bronze Pin. Plans: Undecided. Hey! Are these girls, looking tor that lost needle? or de- corating for the Senior Dance, South of the Border? Our Mexican Lovelies: Lett to right: Deanna Dupree, Jane Daffi- nee, Peg Dueringer, Brenda Morton. JOYCE ELLEN BARSON Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Senior Y-Teens. Plans: Marriage. TARRY BASH Maiors: Music, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Science. Activities: Band, Drama Club. Plans: lndiana University. DARNELL JO BEATTY Maiors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Science. Activities: Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET STAFF, Student Council President and Vice-President. Awards: Schol- arship and Student Council Pins. Plans: College. JACK BERNARD BENNETT Summer School graduate MYNA BEREBITSKY Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Booster, Glee, Latin, and Library Clubs, Homeroom Officer, HOOSlER POET Staff, Y-Teens. Awards: Honor Roll. Plans: Col- lege. SALLY BEREBITSKY Maiors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster Club, B- Team and Varsity Cheerleader. Plans: College. 77 DONNA BICKEL Not 9f0dUUiln9 JUDITH ANNE BICKEL Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Boost- er, Latin, and Drama Clubs, Student Council. Plans: Ball State Teachers College. DAVID R. BIDDLE Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Bowling League Vice-President, German, Math, and Stamp Clubs, Golf. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Senior Bronze. Plans: Purdue. DAVID BINTINGER Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Math Club Vice-President. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Junior and Senior Bronze, Senior Silver Pins. Plans: Col- lege. MARGERY LEE BlRNSTlHL Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Boost- er and Glee Clubs, HOOSIER POET. Plans: Marriage. KAREN JOYCE BISHOP Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: C-Team Cheerleader, Drama Club, HOOSIER POET. Plans: College. NANCY ANNE BLACHLEY Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: Booster and Latin Clubs. Plans: College. GARY ALLEN BLACK Majors: Science, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business. Activities: Drama Club. Plans: College and Service. THOMAS R. BLILER Majors: Math, Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Homeroom Officer. Plans: Ap- prenticeship Tool and Die. THURMAN BONE Majors: Math, Mechanical Draw- ing, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Audio- Visual Vice President, Band. Plans: College. PHYLLIS SHARON BORR Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Drama Club. Glitter 8: Jitter, Curious Mishap, Wizard of Oz, Women Have Their Way, Glee Club. Plans: College. JEAN MARIAN BRANT Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens. Plans: Business College. JUNE MARYLAN BRANT Majors: Business, S o c i a l Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens. Plans: Business College. FRANKLIN DEE BRENDER Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. GARY BROTHERS Not graduating BARTON L. BRUGH Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language, Math, Science. Activities: Span- ish Club Treasurer. Plans: College. JOHN G. BUCHANAN Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Band, Booster Club, Latin Club, Orchestra, Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Swim- ming. Awards: All American and Swimming Captain, Bronze Pin. Plans: College. ALLEN F. BURKE Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language, Science. Plans: Col- lege. WILLIA MAE BURKS Majors: Art, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Hi- Times. Plans: Undecided. ' NANETTE MARIE CADIEUX Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens. Plans: College of Commerce. CONNIE CALLANDER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Cheerblock, Future Teachers Club, Y-Teens. Plans: Undecided. STEPHANIE CAPES Majors: Business, Social Studies. Plans: Work. BENJAMIN M. CASHMAN Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Music. Activities: Library Club, Social Chairman. Awards: Band, Library Club Pin. Plans: Notre Dame. LEON L. CASPER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Activities: B-Team Basketball, Hi-Y. Plans: Undecided. Football Queen, Yvonne Nevelle, reigned over the festivities at the Washington-Riley game. Ist row left to right: Carol Barnfield, Mary Lou Pulley, Bente Huitfeldt, Yvonne Nevelle, Pat Nemeth, Pinky Baichley, Peg Dueringer. 2nd row, left to right: John Buchanan, Dick Nieman, Bill Mikulas, Bruce Moon, Tim Chapman, Jim Goff, Bill Nelson. 79 EDITH LOUISE COLES Majors: Math, Language, Science, Social Studies. Activities: French, Future Teachers, and Latin Clubs. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. WILLIAM L. COLLINS Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Booster Club, B-Team Basketball, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Lion Representative. Plans: College. JAMES A. COOK Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language. Activities: Basketball, Booster Club, Football, Golf, Hi-Y, Mono- gram Club. Plans: Butler University. LEON T. COPELAND Majors: Language, Math, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Activities: Cross Country, Math Club, National Honor Society President, Student Council, Track. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Cross Country Award, Scholarship Pins, Track Award. Plans: College. NEIL RICHARD COSSMAN Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Freshman Class Treasurer, Hi-Times Editor, National Honor Society Vice-President, Student Council. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. MICHAEL CRAVEN Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language. Activities: German Club. Awards: German Club Award. Plans: Work. C. DENNIS CRAW Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Art, Math. Activities: Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Wrest- ling. Plans: Air Force. MYRNA JANE CRAWLEY Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Band, Booster Club, Y-Teens. Awards: Band. Plans: Work. BARBARA A. CRIPE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Home Economics Club. Plans: Undecided. 80 JANE CASS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Busi- ness, Language. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Senior Y-Teens. Plans: College. JUDITH CHAMBLISS Majors: Business, Language. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Booster, HOOSIER POET Business Manager. Awards: Schol- arship Pin. Plans: College. TIM J. CHAPMAN Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Science, Shop. Activities: Booster and Mono- gram Clubs, Baseball, Freshman Court, Hi-Y Vice- President, Homeroom Officer, Tennis. Awards: Sweat- er. Plans: Undecided. JOSEPH G. CHIKAR Majors: Industrial Arts, Math, Social Studies. Awards: Senior Bronze Pin. Plans: Acme Tool 8: Die School. ADRIAN CLARK Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Glee Club, Golf, Ushers Club Vice-President. Awards: Golf. Plans: Indiana Extension. DAVID CLIZBE Majors: Industrial Arts, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Math, Shop. Plans: Army. EUGENE R. CRIPE Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Drafting, Science. Activities: Audio-Visual Club. Plans: Technical Training. JILL MARLANE CROTHERS Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Y-Teens Secretary. Plans: Busi- ness College. JOHN CUMMINS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts, Math. Plans: Indiana Extension. SHARLEY ANN CURTIS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Glee and Future Nurses Club. Awards: Honor Roll. Plans: Nurses Training. NANCY SUE CUSTER Not graduating JANE EILEEN DAFFINEE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Drama Club, Dear Mr. Phoebe , GIitter 8: Jitter , Goodnews , Wiard of Oz , Glee Club, Y-Teens, Cheerblock. Plans: College. SHARON ANN DATTILO Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Boost- er, Glee, and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: College of Com- merce. ROBERT CLARK DAVIDSON Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Booster Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Monogram Club, B-Team and Varsity Basketball. Awards: Monogram Sweater. Plans: College. MIKE DAVIS Majors: Building Trades, Math, Social Studies. Plans: College. ROBERT DEJARNATT Majors: Building Trades, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Plans: Army. SHARON DELINSKI Not graduating JEFFREY DAVID DEMBY Majors: Math, Science, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Audio- Visual, Science Clubs. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JULIE MARIE DEWINNE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Plans: Business Col- lege. MONICA MARIE DREIBELBIS Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster Club, HOOSIER POET, Y-Teens. Awards: Bronze Pin. Plans: College. MARGARET MAE DUERINGER Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Art, Science. Activities: Booster Club President, Cheerleader, Drama and Latin Clubs, Football and Junior Prom Courts, Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Class Social Chairman. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. 81 DEANNA MARIE DUPREE Majors: Language, Math, Science. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Goshen High School, Booster, Future Teachers and Latin Clubs, French Club Program Chairman, Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET Staff. Student Cou n cil. Awards: Honor Roll. Plans: College. GLORIA LEE EBERSOLE Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Home Economics, Language. Ac- tivities: French Club Assistant Treasurer. Plans: Work, Bible College. LLOYD THOMAS ELLISON Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Var- sity Baseball, Basketball, Football, Sophomore Class Treasurer. Awards: Honor Roll. Plans: College. SONDRA MAE FACKSON Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Clothing. Activities: Hi-Times, Home- room Officer. Plans: College. FAITH FAIRCHILD Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Y-Teens. Plans: Work. MARY CATHERINE FISHER Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: G.A.A., Hi- Times, HOOSIER POET, Y-Teens. Plans: Ball State Teachers College. PATRICIA ANN FISHER Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Drama and Latin Clubs, French Club Secretary, Hi-Times, Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: Indiana University DON FLANNERY Majors: Drafting, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: B-Team Foot- ball, Homeroom Officer, Ushers Club Vice-President. Plans: Indiana University, Science. DAVID C. FLEMING Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Debate, Language, Science. Activities: Bowl- ing, Drama and Latin Clubs, Debate Team, Speech Club President. Awards: Bowling, Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. ARDEN LEE FLORAN Majors: Math, Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Cross Country, Baseball, Homeroom Of- ficer, Monogram Club, National Honor Society, Wrestling. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: Col- lege. ARTHUR LEE FLORAN Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Baseball, Cross Country, Junior and Senior Class Vice-President, Monogram Club, National Honor Society, Wrestling, Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. RONALD K. FLORY Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Plans: Air Force. MICHAEL LEE FOOTE Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Baseball, Foot- ball, Homeroom Officer, Junior Class Treasurer, Jun- ior Prom Court, Wrestling, Student Council. Plans: College. TERRANCE V. FRANTZ Majors: Business, Language, Social Studies. Activities: Band, Language Club, Or- chestra, Ushers Club. Plans: College. MARILYN JANE FRITZ Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Plans: College. RONALD L. FRITZ Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Bowling Club President, Debate Club, Speech Club, Student Coun- cil. Awards: Student Council Pin. Plans: Notre Dame or Purdue. MARA ANN FULTS Maiors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Future Nurses Secretary, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Senior Bronze and Silver. Plans: Nurses Training. ROBERT G. GALLOWAY Majors: Shop, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: B-Team and Varsity Football, Wrestling, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Wrestling. Plans: Barber College. LINDA DIANE GANTT Maiors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language. Activities: Booster Club, Cheerblock, Spanish Club. Plans: College. DORIS ANN GAPSKI Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs, Hi-Times, Homeroom Officer, Library Club Vice-President, Y-Teens Vice-President, Student Council. Plans: Work and College. THOMAS LESLIE GARGIS Majors: Shop, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business, Math. Plans: College Serv- ice. Senior officers and social chairmen prove the old saying P99 DUe 'f19e SOCIUI Cl U 'm0n Pvt Nemeih SeCfeiU Y that fifteen heads are better than one when planning the 570'1d'n9 50C'0l Ch0'fme'1 Carol Bqfnfleld -l'll TUYl0f Senior Prom. Seated, left to right: John Buchanan, Treas MC-WU F'-'lls JUdY Cl 0mbl'5S Ann Mlllf-'F l-lndfl 5m'fl MGYY urer: Bill Nelson, President: Arthur Floran, Vice-President Lou PulleY Deanna Dupfee MIKE GRANAT Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Science. Activities: B- Team and Varsity Basketball, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. LANCE GREIDER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Activities: B-Team Basketball and Ten- nis, Plans: College. MARGARET GUBBINS Majors: Science, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Future Nurses Vice-President, Glee Club, Homeroom Of- ficer, Latin Club, Lab Assistant. Plans: Memorial Hos- pital of Nursing. RICHARD HAAS Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Math Club, Radio Club President. Plans: Purdue University. CAROL SUE HAMPEL Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language. Activities: Drama Club, Dear Miss Phoebe, Kittiwake Island, Wizard of Oz, Glee Club. Plans: College, Modeling School. NANCY ARLENE HANSEN Not graduating PEGGY JO HARGROVE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens. Plans: Marriage. LARRY HARTTER Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Plans: College. AUDREY HAWBLITZEL Majors: Home Economics. Minors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Y.F.C. Plans: Work. 84 BEVERLY GAST Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Band, Home Economics. Activities: New from South Mountain High School, Phoenix, Arizona, Y.F.C. Plans: Biola Bible Institute. LARRY T. GEARHART Summer School graduate RICHARD LOUIS GEIER Majors: Language, Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Band, Dance Band, Drama and Latin Clubs. Plans: Medicine at College. MELINDA KAY GIBBONS Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math, Science. Activities: Future Teachers and Latin Clubs, Hi-Times, Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pin. Plans: Col- lege. CAROL ANN GILMAN Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Glee Club, Y-Teens. Plans: Beauty College. JAMES C. GOFF Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: Drama Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Travel, College. RICHARD B. GOFF Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Plans: Navy, College. RAYMOND WADE GORDON Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Activities: Latin Club. Plans: College. WALTER JOHN GOSC Majors: Math, Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science, Activities: Track. Plans: College. EUGENE HAWBLITZEL Majors: Industrial Arts, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Plans: Detective Academy. DAVID HAY Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Band. Plans: Col- lege. RONALD IRVING HAYUM Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: De- bate, Golf, Orchestra, Wrestling. Plans: College. DENNIS M. HENDRIX Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Y President, Homeroom Of- ficer. Plans: College. PATRICIA JANE HIPSKIND Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language. Activities: Band, Booster Club, Orchestra. Plans: Undecided. KONNIE HOCK Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Y-Teens. Plans: Business College. JIM HOFFER Majors: Industrial Arts, Math. Minors: Social Studies. Plans: Service, Work. DIANE MARIE HOFFMAN Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: HOOSIER POET. Plans: Work. SHARON HOKE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Band, Future Nurses Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Business College. SANDEE LEA HORVATH Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens. Plans: Indiana Exten- sion, Work. SHARON ELAINE HOUSER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Activities: Booster Club, Spanish Club. Plans: College. THOMAS RICHARD HUCKINS Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: New from St. Joseph High School, St. Joseph, Michigan, Hi-Y Student Council. Plans: Marines. BENTE INGEBORG HUITFELDT Student from Notten, Zert in Sweden. Activities: French and Speech Clubs, Football Court, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Oslo Oelhopedist Institute. SUSAN M. JACKEY Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: HOOSIER POET. Plans: College of Commerce. JOHN JEWELL Majors: Math, Science, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Plans: College. THOMAS MICHAEL JEWELL Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Boost- er Club, Cross Country, Freshman Football, Hi-Y, Monogram Club Vice-President, Hoomroom Officer, Swim Team. Awards: Swimming. Plans: College. WILLIAM JAMES JOHNSON Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Screen Club, Hi-Y, Y.F.C. Plans: Army. CHARLES L. JONES Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Business, Math. Plans: College. JOYCE L. KOPECKI Majors: Business, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Booster, French, and Glee Clubs, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, National Honor Society. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins: Plans: College. JAMES GERALD KOSTIELNEY Majors: Social Stud- ies. Minors: Art, Industrial Arts. Activities: Ceramics Club. Plans: Art School. SARAH L. KRAMER Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Y-Teens. Plans: Receptionist. BILL KRIDLER Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Plans: Undecided. DOROTHY AGNES KUJAWSKI Majors: Business Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Math. Ac- tivities: Future Nurses Club. Plans: Work. KATHLEEN MARIE KUK Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Science. Activi- ties: Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET Staff. Awards: Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. 86 CLARISE MAY JONES Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: Work. JAMES GEORGE JURKAITES Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Shop. Activities: B-Team Football, Basketball Manager, Hi-Y Secretary-Treasurer. Plans: Navy. JACK KARY Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts, Science. Activities: Track. Plans: College. KAREN KING Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Art, Language, Science. Activities: Drama, Future Teachers and French Clubs, Junior Prom Court, National Honor Society, Student Council. Awards: Senior Bronze and Silver, Student Council Pin. Plans: North Central College. BOB KISH Majors: Business, Social Studies. Min- ors: Math. Activities: Bowling League. Plans: Un- decided. JUDY LEE KLINEDINST Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Future Nurses and Glee Clubs. Awards: Future Nurses Pin. Plans: Comptometer School, Marriage. RON KLINGER Majors: Math, Social Studies. Ac- tivities: Audio-Visual Secretary, Hi-Y. Plans: Un- decided. RUTH ANN KNECHEL Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Gettys- burgh High School Gettysburg, Pa., Future Nurses Club President, Latin Club Vice-President, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Manchester College. DEMARIS ANN KNISLEY Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Booster, Drama and Glee Clubs, Y-Teens. Plans: College. BOB KUZBAY Maiors: Industrial Arts, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Plans: Electronics Tech- nician. FRANK EDWARD KUZMITS Maiors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: B-Team Baseball, Tennis, Varsity Football, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. INGER MARGARETHE KYLLINGSTAD Rotary Club Exchange Student from Namsos, Norway. Activi- ties: German Club, Future Nurses Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Oslo University, Oslo, Norway. SUSAN MARIE LACLUYZE Majors: Business, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Med- ical Secretary. LINDA SUE LAND Maiors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Ball State Teachers Col- lege. SUSAN LANNING Summer School graduate The Junior Prom court brings back memories of the night velle, P69 Dueflngeff Karen King- 2nd VOW left to fight: we danced under the rainbow Ist row left to riqht Carol Mike F00?9, RGY Wlnengeff Bruce Moon, Prmce Rodney Barnfleld Pinky Baichley Pat Nemeth Princess Yvonne Ne Slpe Dick Nlemunnf Bob Skellon' 87 JUDITH ANN LAUGHLIN Majors: Language, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Drama, Future Nurses, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Homeroom Officer, B-Team Cheerleader. Awards: Scholarship Pins: Plans: College. JAMES CLARK LEIPOLD Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: DePauw University. CONNIE LIBEY Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Booster, Drama and Future Nurses Clubs. Plans: College of Com- merce. SONJA ELIZABETH LINDBERGH Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster, Future Nurses, and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Pediatric' Nurse. KAROL KAYE LINDENMAN Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language. Ac- tivities: Booster and Future Nurses Clubs, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: Medical Secretary or Lab Technician. SHARON LEE LINN Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Business College. RONALD DEAN LONGLEY Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language, Math. Activities: Var- sity Baseball Manager. Awards: Sweater. Plans: lndiana University Extension. JOYCE ELAINE LUGAR Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Art, Home Economics. Plans: Un- decided. LINDA LUNG Not graduating DONALD EDWARD LUTHER Majors: Building Trades, Social Studies. Minors: Drafting, Math. Ac- tivities: Football. Plans: Air Force. DELORES JUNE LUZNY Majors: Home Economics, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Plans: Work. JUDY LYONS Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Future Nurses and German Clubs, Homeroom Officer, Student Council. Plans: College. WILLIAM S. LYRBERG Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Homeroom Of- ficer, Track, Varsity Cross Country. Plans: College. DONNA HOPE MADICK Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. JUDY MANGUM Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster, Drama, Y-Teens, and Glee Clubs. Plans: School. LARRY EUGENE MAROSZ Majors: Math, Mechani- cal Drawing, Social Studies. Activities: Varsity Base- ball, Audio Visual Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Technical School. JAMES E. MCCLISH Majors: Industrial Arts, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: B-Team JUDITH ANN MCENDARFER Majors: Business, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Business, Home Economics. Ac- tivities: Glee Club. Plans: Office Work. ROBERT DONALD MEGYESE Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Activities: B-Team Football, Wrestling. Plans: Marines. MARIA LUISA MERLO American Field Service Ex- change Student from Turin, Italy. Activities: HOOS- IER POET Staff, Homeroom Officer, German Club. Plans: Chemistry, University of Turin. KATY LOUISE MERTINS Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Band, Booster, Drama, Future Teachers, Hi-Times and Span- ish Clubs, Head Majorette. Awards: Future Teach- ers Pin. Plans: West Virginia Institute of Technology. CAROL SUE MIKEL Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Band, Fu- ture Teachers Secretary, Orchestra,Sophomore Dance Court, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: Valparaiso University. PHYLLIS ANNE MIKEL Majors: Art, Clothing, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Fresh- man Dance Court, Latin Club, Y-Teens President, Stud- ent Council. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. WILLIAM MIKULAS Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Swimming, Math Club President, Hi-Times and Latin Clubs. Awards: Varsity Letter. Plans: University of Michigan. ANN HOPE MILLAR Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster, Drama and HOOSIER POET Clubs. Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. LINDA JEAN MILLER Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster, French ,and German Clubs. Plans: College. MARILEE MARJORIE MOE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: Work. DAVID KURT MOELLER Majors: Math, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language. Activities: Freshman Basket- ball, Booster Club, Student Council, Homeroom Of- ficer. Plans: College. BRUCE MOON Majors: Math, Social Studies. Min- ors: Language, Science. Activities: Junior Prom Court, Audio Visual Club President. Plans: College. JAMES WOLTON MORGAN Jr. Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Plans: College. JANET LYNNE NUGENT Majors: Science, So cial Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Boost- er, Drama, Future Nurses, and Glee Clubs. Plans: College. JERRY ALLEN NURENBERG Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Audio Visual Club, German Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JOSEPH JOHN ORBAN Majors: Shop, Social Stud- ies. Plans: Service. YVONNE NEVELLE Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language. Booster Club, Football Queen, Junior Prom Princess, Sophomore and Junior Class Social Chairman. Plans: Work or Marriage. RICHARD NIEMANN Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Varsity Basketball and Track, Junior Prom Court, Sophomore Dance King, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. ROBERT LEE NIXON Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Plans: Undecided. 90 CARL WILLIAM MORRIS Majors: Math, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Band, De- bate Team, French and Hi-Times Clubs. Awards: Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. BRENDA KAY MORTON Majors: Home Economics, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Future Teachers, Glee, Drama and Y- Teens Clubs, Student Council. Plans: College. TRINA KAREN MUNSON Majors: Home Economics, Social Studies. Minors: Art, Math, Science. Plans: Marriageor Navy. JIM MURPHY Not graduating ANN RUTH MURRAY Majors: Business, Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Dra ma, French, Glee, Spanish, Y-Teen, and Youth for Christ Clubs. Plans: Purdue. GLENAVERE NEESE Majors: Business, Home Econ- omics, Social Studies. Plans: Work. BILL NELSON Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Varsity and B-Team Basketball and Baseball Monogram Club, Booster Club, National Honor Society, Sophomore, Junior Und Senior Class President. Awards: Sweater. Plans: College. KIETH M. NELSON Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies, Science. Plans: College. PARTRICIA LEE NEMETH Majors: Business, Lang- uage, Social Studies, Minors: Math. Activities: C, B, and Varsity Cheerleader, Booster Club, Football Court, HOOSIER POET Club, Junior Prom Court, Senior Class Secretary. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JOYCE BARBARA PAHL Majors: Math, Science, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Cheer- block, Booster, German, Hi-Times, Library, and Span- ish Clubs, Student Council. Awards: Student Council Pin, National Honor Society, Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JOAN PARTICIA PAPAl Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Boost- er, Glee, and Y-Teens Clubs. Cheerblock. Plans: Business College. BETTY MAE PARKER Majors: Business, Home Econ- omics, Social Studies. Activities: Booster, Future Teachers, and Home Economics Clubs. Plans: A.N.l. College, Nashville. EDWARD JOSEPH PARKER Majors: Business, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Ac- tivities: B-Team Football, Track Wrestling, Varsity Visual Club. Awards: Varsity Football. Plans: Col- lege. MARJORIE RUTH PARKS Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Future Nurses President, Glee Club Vice-President, Latin Club, National Honor Society Secretary. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin. Plans: North Central College. JULIEANN PARROTT Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Music, Science. Activities: Booster, Drama, and Glee Clubs, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Awards: Glee Club Awards. Plans: College. You can always tell a senior girl you can tell by the bow Karen Thomas, Kojy Merjjnsl Sheryl Royerl pm Nemejj-,I in her hour' Left to right Judy Quade Mary Lou Pulley phyjjss Mjkej' 91 JACK PORTE Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Busi- ness, Shop. Activities: Cross Country, Track, Glee Club. Plans: Navy. JUDY POWELL Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Glee Club, Y-Teens Vice President. Plans: College. MARY LOU PULLEY Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Booster Club, Football Court, Hi-Times Head Typist, Student Coun- cil. Awards: Student Council Pin. Plans: College. JUDITH ANN QUADE Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business, Math, Science. Activities: Hi- Times Typist, National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens Treasurer. Plans: College. PHILLIP RADICS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: Audio Visual Club. Plans: College. SUSAN LEE RAMSBEY Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster, French, Glee, and Hi-Times Clubs, HOOSIER POET Staff, Bookkeeping and Advertising. Plans: College or Work. 92 RICHARD EUGENE PAYTON Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, New from Kokomo, Indiana. Plans: College. SUSAN KAYE PEARSON Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math, Science. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council. Plans: College. ROBERT ALLEN PELI Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: HOOSIER POET Staff, Homeroom Officer, B-Team Wrestling. Plans: College or Service. JUDITH MARIE PERKINS Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Y-Teens Secretary. Plans: Work or Indiana Extension. LARRY RANDY PETERSEN Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities. Golf, HOOSIER POET Staff, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. DIANE MARIE PETERSON Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Math, Science. Activities: Booster Club, Cheerblock, G.A.A., HOOS- IER POET Co-Senior Editor, Y-Teens. Plans: Work. NANCY JO PINNEY M ajors: Science, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math, Music. Activities: Drama Club Board, Glee Club. Plans: College. PHYLLIS JEAN PLETCHER Majors: Language, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Band, Plans: Indiana University. JEROME LEWIS POLIS Majors: Math, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Foot- ball, Future Teachers Club. Awards: Varsity Letter. Plans: College. NANCY KAY RANSCHAERT Majors: Language, So- cial Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Science. Ac- tivities: Booster, Drama, and Future Teachers Clubs, Latin Club Secretary, National Honor Society. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. SALLY JO RASMUSSEN Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Boost- er, Future Nurses, Glee, and Speech Clubs. Plans: Nurses Training at Indiana University. CAROLYN SUE REHMEL Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Band, Y-Teens. Plans: Secretarial Work. RICHARD REMENIH Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Debate, Industrial Arts, Language. Activities: Bowling Team, Hi-Y, Latin, Mathematics, Speech, and Debate Clubs. Awards: Certificates of Merit. Plans: Purdue. JAMES L. RICHMOND Majors: Business, Math, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Band, Hi-Y. Plans: Air Force or College. JERRY L. RINEHART Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Bowling Team, German Club. Plans: College or Work. RON ROSKUSKI Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Track, Cross Country. Awards: Sweater. Plans: Electronics or Military Service. PHYLLIS ROUSH Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Speech Club. Plans: Marriage and Work. SHERYL SUE ROYER Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language. Activities: Booster, Drama, Latin, and HOOSIER POET Clubs. Plans: Valparaiso University. BEVERLY JEAN RUPEL Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Freshman Dance Court, Freshman Class Secre- tary, Future Teachers Club, Student Council Secre- tary and Vice-President. Plans: Work or College. JERRY ST. GERMAIN Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: B-Team Basketball and Baseball, Bowling Club. Plans: Navy or Work. LARRY ST. GERMAIN Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Activities: B-Team Golf, Bowling Team, Bowling and Hi-Y Clubs. Plans: Undecided. JUDITH ANNE SATTERLEE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster and Hi-Times Clubs, HOOSIER POET Co-Senior Editor. Plans: Work. DIANA SCHINBECKLER Majors: Business, Math, So- cial Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Booster, French, and Y-Teens Clubs, Cheerblock, Na- tional Honor Society, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: Col- lege. ROBERT DALE SCHMOK Majors: Math, Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Plans: Tri-State Engineering College. GENE T. SEGO Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Min- ors: Math, Science. Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try. Awards: Track and Cross Country. Plans, Ma- chinest. CAROL SHAFER Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Cheerblock, Glee, Future Nurses and Speech Clubs, Student Council. Plans: Nurses Training. JIM SHERWOOD Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Language, Math. Activities: Foot- ball, Track, and Wrestling Teams, Booster and Mono- gram Clubs. Awards: Monogram Sweater. Plans: College at Natre Dame. MONO SHELLHOUSE Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Math, Language. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Glee Club, HOOSIER POET Club. Awards: Scholarship Pin. Plans: College. ARVIS JEAN SHIRK Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster and Library Clubs. Plans: Marriage. WILLIAM SIGLER Majors: Math, Social Stu d i es, Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Football. Awards: Monogram Sweater. Plans: Work. Principal John Byers presents Senior scholarship awards for a job well done. Left to right: Nan Skaret, Alan Sin- gleton, Diane Schinbeckler, Nancy Ranshaert, Karol Linde- man, Arden Floran, Leon Copeland, Edie Lou Coles, Dave Bintinger, and Ken Barna. 94 ALLAN SINGLETON Majors: Language, Math, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Activities: Debate, Student Council, Latin Club Officer. Awards: Varsity Let- ters, Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College DIANNA L. SINGLETON Majors: Language, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Band, Drama, Glee, Hi-Times, HOOSIER POET, and Future Teachers Clubs, National Honor Society, Student Council. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Orchestra Award, Student Council Pin. Plans: College. RODNEY L. SIPE Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Business, Shop. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Football, Track, Booster Club, Monogram Club President, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Swea- ter, Booster Club Award. Plans: College. EVELYN ANNE SKARET Majors: Language, Music, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Drama, Glee, Hi-Times, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Silver Scholar- ship Pin. Plans: College. CAROL LOIS SMITH Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Drama, Booster, Latin, and Y-Teens Clubs, HOOSIER POET Staff, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Scholarship Pin. Plans: College. LINDA JANE SMITH Majors: Art, Social Studies, Minors: Language, Math, Home Economics. Ac- tivities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer, HOOSIER POET EDITOR, Y-Teens Club. Awards: Certificate of Merit. Plans: College. RICHARD LOWELL SMITH Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Youth fo r Christ Club Pianist. Plans: College. STANFORD SMITH Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Drafting, Machine Shop, Science. Plans: Col- lege. BARBARA SNYDER Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Cheer- block, Drama Club, Y-Teens. Plans: Beautician School. JEANNIE KAY SOUSLEY Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Future Teachers and Latin Clubs. Plans: College. DIANNA SUE SHIVER Majors: Business, Home Economics, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science. Ac- tivities: Future Teachers, Glee, and HOOSIER POET Clubs. Awards: Scholarship Pin, Certificate of Merit. Plans: College. DIANE AUDREY STANEK Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Language, Math, Music, Science. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Orchestra President. Plans: Col- lege. 95 TOM SULT Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Math. Plans: Work. MICHAEL EUGENE SWARZ Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Cross Coun- try. Plans: Work. CHARLES TATAY Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Plans: Work. JILL TAYLOR Majors: Business, Social Studies. Ac- tivities: Booster Club, Freshman Basketball Queen, Hi-Times, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Work. AL E. TENGELITSCH Majors: Industrial Arts, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Plans: College. KAREN L. THILMAN Majors: Art, Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Cheerblock, Drama, Future Nurses, Glee, Hi-Times and Y-Teens Clubs, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. KAREN LOUISE THOMAS Majors: Language, Sci- ence, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster Club, Freshman Class President, Hi-Times, Homeroom Officer, Latin and Spanish Clubs, Stud- ent Council, Y-Teens. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Honor Pin. Plans: College. GEORGE' LEROY THOMPSON Majors: Building Trades, Social Studies. Minors: Machine Shop. Ac- tivities: Youth for Christ. Plans: Work. CHARLES ARTHUR TOTTEN Majors: Industrial Arts, Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Plans: Col- lege. 96 JAMES REID STEBBINS Majors: Math, Social Stud- ies, Science, Language. Activities: Homeroom Offi- cer, Latin Club, Student Council, National Honor Society. Awards: D.A.R. Award, Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. LAVINA MAY STEVENS Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Activities: Band, Booster Club, Library Club Secretary. Awards: Lib- rary Pins. Plans: Work. BOB STIFFLER Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Audio Visual Club Secretary, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Army. RICHARD WILLIAM STONE Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: Audio-Visual Club, Band, Golf. Awards: Varsity Sweater. Plans: College. BILL STROUP Majors: Math, Social' Studies. Minors: Language, Science. Plans: College. THOMAS ARTHUR STUMP Majors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Minors' Science. Activities: Booster Club, Football, Homeroom Officer, Monogram Club, Wrestling. Awards: Scholarship Pin. Vdrsity Swea- ter. Plans: Work. RICHARD L. TOWNSEND Majors: Language, Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities, Latin Club Of- ficer. Awards: Scholarship Pin. Plans: College. LEE ROY EDWARD TRAPP Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Bowl- ing Club Chairman, German Club. Plans: College. CAROL SUE TRAVER Majors: Business. Minors: Home Economics, Math, Social Studies. Activities: Home Economics and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Work. BECKY UHRIG Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Math. Activities: Drama, Glee, Hi-Times, HOOSIER POET, and Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. KAREN RUTH ULRICH Majors: Home Economics, Math, Social Studies. Activities: Band, Future Teach- ers, Home Economics, Library, and Youth for Christ Clubs. Awards: Certificate of Merit. Plans: College. ELLEN ELIZABETH VANDEWALLE Majors: Language, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Drama Club, Glee Club President, National Honor Society. Awards: Senior Bronze Scholarship Pin. Plans: College. THOMAS ALLEN VANDERHEYDEN Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Bowling, Drama Club, Hi-Y Vice President. Plans: College. JAMES VAN SLETTE Majors: Math, Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Science. Ac- tivities: Bowling, Cross Country, Track. Awards: B- Team Letter. Plans: College. REVENA R. VARRO Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Home Economics, Math. Activities: Boost- er and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Business College. Carol Mikel receives her National Honor Society pin and certificate from Diane Singleton at the society's January Induction. 97 Tw At the Junior Prom, loyal subjects pause to honor the royal couple, Queen-Yvonne, King-Rodney. EDNA VICSIK Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Science. Activities: Booster and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: Work. RICHARD DOUGLAS VOREIS Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Booster Club, Bowling Secretary and Treasurer. Plans: College. BOB VUCKOVICH Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Tennis. Plans: Col- lege. THOMAS LEIGHTON WALLING Majors: Shop, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Language, Business, Math. Activities: Band, Football, Future Teachers, Mono- gram Club, Wrestling. Plans: College or Marines. BECKY WALTERS Majors: Language, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activities: HOOSIER POET Club, Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. JUDITH ANN WARNER Majors: Home Ecomonics, Social Studies. Minors: Business, Activities: Booster Drama, HOOSIER POET, Glee, and Y-Teens Clubs, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer. Plans: College. CHARLES WASOSKI Not graduating BILL WEAD Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Language. Activities: Debate Team. Plans: College. PAT WEAVER Majors: Home Economics, Math. Min- ors: Business. Activities: Future Nurses Club. Plans: Marriage or Work. DIANA WERNER Not graduating DONA MARIE WHITINGER Majors: Art, Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster and Y-Teens Clubs. Plans: College. DELORES FAYE WIER Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: G.A.A. Hoosier Poet, Y-Teens. Plans: College. ROLAND TERRY WILLIAMS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Language, Science. Activities: Hi- Times and Latin Clubs. Plans: College. DAVE WILMES Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Industrial Arts. Activities: Golf. Awards: Sweater. Plans: Service. BILL WILSON Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times, Student Council. Plans: College. MARILYN DELORES WILSON Majors: Business, Soc- ial Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Math, Science Activities: Booster Club, HOOSIER POET Staff,'Home- room Officer, Y-Teens. Plans: Work. RAY E. WINENGER Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Machine Shop. Activities: Basketball, Foot- ball, Freshman, Sophomore Dance Court, Junior Prom Court, Hi-Y Club, Homeroom Officer, Track. Plans: Navy. SHARYL M. WOLVOS Majors: Science, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Language, Math, Music. Activities: Booster and French Clubs, Orchestra. Awards: Or- chestra. Plans: College. MARLYN J. WONISCH Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Boost- er and Y-Teen Clubs. Plans: Business College. DENNIS A. WOODCOX Majors: Industrial Arts, Social Studies. Minors: Business Activities: Basket- ball, Bowling, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Track. Plans: Col- lege. VERNA LAZELLE WOODS Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Future Nurses Club, Hi-Times Editor, HOOSIER POET and Latin Clubs, Student Council. Awards: Student Coun- cil Pins. Plans: College. CAROLYN WRASE Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Math, Activities: Hi-Times. Plans: Marriage. JEFFRA ANN WRIGHT Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster, Drama, Glee, and Hi- Times Clubs, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Business Col- lege. JACK YARBROUGH Summer School graduate DICK SISTI Maiors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Business. Activities: Football, Home Room Officer, Swimming, Track. Plans: College. BOB SKELTON Maiors: Machine Shop, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Math. Activities: Junior Prom Court. Plans: Service. WILLIAM LEE TOLES JR. Maiors: Mechanical Draw- ing, Shop, Social Studies. Minors: Science. Activi- ties: Basketball, Track. Plans: Service. MYRNA MAUREEN FIZDALE Maiors: Social Studies. Minors: French, Business. Activities: Future Teachers, French Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club. Plans: Indiana University. DANIEL MORRIS Maiors: Mechanical Drawing, His- tory, Math. Activities: Freshman and B-Team Football, Track, Wrestling, Y.F.C. Club, Band. Plans: College or Bible School. ANDY PLAIA Maiors: Business, Shop, Social Stud- ies. Minors: Math. Activities: Bowling Club, Hi-Y. Plans: Tool and Die Apprentice. These Seniors graduated with the Class of 1959. However we dicl not receive their pictures in time to include them in the 1959 yearbook. RICHARD BUDD CAROLYN FIESER DAVE HENSHAW VINCENT IVARSON SAMUEL RECK JEANNE SINGLETON Class Honors DIANA SCHINBECKER Valedictorian ALLAN SINGLETON Salutatorian DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS Robert Bargmeyer Kenneth Barna David Bintinger Edith Coles Leon Copeland Neil Cossman Pamela Baker Robert Bargmeyer Kenneth Barna Carol Barnfield Darnell Beatty Sally Berebitsky Judith Bickel David Biddle David Bintinger John Buchanan Ben Cashman Judith Chclmbliss Joseph Chikar Edith Coles William Collins Leon Copeland Sharon Hoke Karen King Joyce Kopetcki Kathy Kuk Robert Kuzbay Judith Laughlin James Leipold Carol Lindenman Joyce Lugar Carol Mikel Phyllis Mikel William Mikulas Carl Morris Patricia Nemeth Jerry Nuremberg Joyce Pahl Margaret Dueringer Marilyn Fritz Mara Fultz Karen King Joyce Kopecki Carol Lindenman CLASS OF 1960 HONOR ROLL Neil Cossman Eugene Cripe Jeffrey Demby Monica Dreibelbis Margaret Dueringer Dianne Dupree Patricia Fisher Arden Floran Arthur Floran Marilyn Fritz Mara Fultz Richard Geier Melinda Gibbons Carol Gilman Carol Hampel Patricia Hipskind LEON COPELAND Third Honors Carol Mikel Jerry Nurenberg Nancy Ranchert Richard Remenih Evelyn Skaret James Stebbins Marlorle Parks Phyllis Pletcher Judith Quade Nancy Ranschert Richard Remenih Beverly Rupel Dianna Singleton Evelyn Skaret Carol Smith Linda Smith Jeanne Sousley James Stebbins Arthur Stump Karen Thomas Richard Townsend Ellen Van DeWalle Dianna Werner Junior The most important event in a Junior's Life is the Prom. 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A , H J 5 . , - wg ' ., wh -- W f 'ff'Qi f ---v wr' . ' .V f , H ' 1 ,. fn , ,, f 4 F if ' x T ' f' Zi . -in K ' f , ,ff Aft, ' K in , . '- -HEP f. is V' -, Q L' f r - it -M ? fZ2 ' f - 'fe' ,. 3 J H F f ' X ' M' M 4 ff l ikes? r ,,- M, 1 V ' ,- . f- -1 I G f 1 av Q ' X. 4 he ' ,r 1... s....- - ww. .. .ff 16+ i i Q' i K 3 5 4 , Q .5 2 X 7 ,. L Q Diane Foy Deloris Franklin Virginia Freund Johnette Frick Shirley Frick Ann Fuller rre t David Gapski Richard Gardner Gerald Gearhart -V N .EI , Carolyn Gerard 3 ,'Ai George Gerencser Alf ...ll wifixr Bruce Gerwig iri J' Q-'tw ::r' 'Q A Gregory Gluchowski Susan Goeffeny Dee Goldberg James Goodwin Randy Green Linda Gregg Lindo Grubbs George Grundy Carl Habiianic Kathleen Hadrick Vicky Haenes Pamela Haines it t f l? - f lirt ig aa., It L wg s 'li fir i 3 G71 'l ,M M Sc Q 2 lien v , we , J M its D J 3 .,,, , gt, we ii, .yzfrf N , Xt tW'r?Ti . 9 - News o , eey . J H , w I 4 K , M 52553, Q X STS Q YS 2 N rg f sl r i Q N... . , F Q K 3 me 'P by , W Y K 1 K+ , ' 9, ,A ' 3 , fl 5 '- I Af Z. , X ' 5 1 fir: i ' ,. ci. BP!-o Q X was Q. ufeisiiift-g:, 2 K K. . Doyle Dicky Larry Dietl Richard Divine Larry Domonkos John Donothon Gretchen Dose Charles Douglas Charlotte Downy Brenda Dry Cecelia Duncal Theodore Dunn Patricia Eckhart Donald Ellison John Everly Dave Fenn Judith Fiege Tom Finney Manning Fish David Fitz Robert Foor Ted Foote Mary Ann Forsgr James Forsythe Ronald Foster en gm Q :eu gf M ii ,aw 3 say adm. ,Q x !UK ,gi Q ' S , F at an A Q c 'Q The Junior Class had help from Dee Goldberg, Bob Sim- mons, and Denny Darrow in decorating the gym for ihe Plymouth Rock dance. rl V . gl i 1. . . S if ,.. Q ,ik Iigfg, ' ' I Q ,,,' , V' 5 , gf - - s, , 1 jf' ' 1 kr,. 54.-.Q in 1 f 'Q-Yi I' 'if W if ,--. g .. ., -. A -',,' i .ff Nw .' '- H f'f- . - 'fi .ii I ffirs: ,',: ,L .jf - H gli V V . rkky .. . k,5,H,,l ' . K. Aw' ,murky T ada Nancy Halasi Duane Hayley Shoryl Hankinson Sharon Hanna Barbara Harmon Sue Harmon Karen Harris Roscoe Harris Charity Hartman Nancy Hegreness Richard Heidrick Sharon Heilman Leonard Hensel Mary Lou Hesser Bonnie Hildebrand Jerry Hildebrand Jerry Hogan Hannah Holdren 105 K. 4, ' il- 'l-- 'T ' - R W e -1 X 7 ' T' f 'M 1' A L -V-git. . sMs...,' i s ' M - ,Q - - ' , K s ,' , K 19.35 ' . , N, ' ' 'V 'Y W K RR, Wm H . : i Q i 'I - 'I RSE .. ,V Q, V, ,... 4 X fav sz, U, 55? Ls sy . K , ' , , V. - '- If, ,.-' A -' 2 'A L I w e , - li' A H I, X N355 . isbn 5 Q 2, A. 2 L ' is if , , J li- A, L r , ' ffl? ' li -,Q .,,v I fiiif ' J ' s , L 3 A iliil ,fs 'jg l 'U i N. is V' i R33 . A L yy sf, 8, x rg, sy, :qv I 3 Y sf' 4 K: We xl: ,,,. I M - Susan Kimmel Elizabeth Kingston Elaine Kirch Diane Kitley Bruce Knight Virginia Kocher Lyle Kollar Louise Koontz Maurice Krause Gloria Kreskai Katheryn Krider Robert Kroft Rebecca Kroll Ronald Kronewitte William Kruggel Joyce Krzyzewski Kay Kudlaty Mary Ann Kurz Beatrice Kyle Veronica Lako J. Don Lang George Leach Paul Lehman Jean LeJune Q ay . ' -as f ahh. '50 , -Ja? . - in l s A A mix is gk s 'X an 9. P I 'ss' -mm- ame-V ,Nu inqu- Ruth Holmes Rich Horvath Larry Hostetler Sandra Hostetler Dale Houser Linda Howard Norman Hruska Janet Ingles Mike lzdepski Melvin Jackson Thomas Jackson Larry Jennings Charles Johnson Karen Johnson Larry Johnson Ruth Joseph Rick Kachel Janet Kaczowski Trudy Kaizer Everett Kalwitz Evelyn Kameraad Linda Keefer Charles Keiser Barbara Kennedy .L i 1 .. gf, X 'E i ., .. vs L ..-,- . 'tis , . If N swim at X L-N iw Q L - X ie, , ,. L ' xc X KTM- Sara Leopold Bob Lerman James Lewallen Kathleen Lowell Eugene Lufalski Nancy Lukavich Thomas Lytle Sharon Madden Thomas Madura Melanie Mahoney Richard Mahoney Thomas Manen Sharon Marchino Judith Martin Joyce Martindale Gary Marvel John Mast Kay Matthews John McDonald Sharon McEndarfer Timothy McKee Mike Medich Janice Megyese Dennis Miller , .lt F 5 e,y . 5 . 5 I' 1 5 5 s 3 i Get an eyeful of these Riley beauties at a Sunday after- Connie Richards, Slandlng Ure: JW-lY BeYef1 Linda ChC'P' noon tea. Seated are: Mary Spinsky, Judy Bullinger, ma lNanCY sCh'nneman'cr'd Ge fY Remke- Sharon Shrader, Barbara Kennady, Gail Berebitsky, and 107 FIR We 'W s . 's 35 M. fix : ' .. -MI S 'sr . ,', 5 w z X is R X K R V I I , vest - xk'- I HN Q if fi X X A Y ' s 'ig' 1 f 'DSDP A if , Q V N:,.V. VVZI Ms Ei ..v,. . . ,, I 2 fwitqlg . SV! v in iw 5 ' Sc. fs.. s s , ,, X L xx N Rss msc Q Ks it wsu L if Patricia Miller John Million Roger Moore Lloyd Morey Nancy Morris David Mossman Dale Murphy Elaine Myers Donald Nelson William Nemeth James Niemann John Nimtz Thomas Nurenburg Bruce Nurton Janice Nutting Carol Nye Richard Nykos Devon Paczkowski John Paege Sue Page Stephen Palmer John Papp Richard Parker Joseph Pecsi I V 1 Kathleen Peebles H M ,, z 5 M , James Perkins QE 13 Bzf V. '::'V .. yj.. ' Nela Peterson K , Q. , ' F i A Sew' 'fbi A f Michael Petrovlch W' as f A sf' ,gf 44?:'., Anthony Petrowsky -' I W i fs , V Rf! Horace Pi99 L .1 x. ,'-.mmm -A - -' These varsity football iuniors and their dads attended a 'hem me John McDonald, Bob Pwr, l-GYVY Hosfeileff Nikky rally before the season opened. With their dads behind B UdleYf Bob Rmkelf T0m Mqnnenf Al sflndefif -l0l'lf1 Mil- lion and Gene Arick. 9 i of s , Qi ..-, Ref' : X n it , K 1 eww W f A E2 A 2 Q QQU' X f veg K 1 : , ' 'if-WR.. A-fA 5 1.1 N. . of ' ,i m rt, arg-s Connie Rupert Alton Sanders Marilee Schafer Sharon Schrader Ray Schreiner William Scott Donald Seider Judith Seward Janet Shields Nancy Shinneman Joan Shorb Charles Shultz Wain Sieron Loretta Siglawski Anthony Sikorski Robert Simmons Nancy Singer James Singleton Judy Skiles Don Smith Judith Smith Ray Smith Donald Sperlinski Mary Spinsky - . l s ,i -xt 1 4 1 , 'L r y ss M . , ,z.., an ' s ,Q 5. Q 5 K . we - S5 1 as '92 Sf .S .W Q Sgr 6 a KI., .55 X 1 A' -1 we .,' 4 s l fa, we-We ,N -,i.- 5' is I 54' if-:M 1 e J J ,- tiv 7w,,k,EVE:,kiEk1k :Ng ,,kk V- S I f I .. MW ,'-'i ' l V . W J K . lk VJL, K fi L ,. ' 53 . 'r'-. 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Ted Weaver Wd J WWW , , Pam Wdgner irg failijr W it s lv ' - S' 7? 110 Steve Stahly Richard Staley Donald Stante Margaret Staples Robert Steele David Stegman Nancy Stitzel Greg Stockdale Beverly Stoll Cherie Strong Penelope Sugonis Kerry Sullivan Linda Sutter Louis Swedarsky Patricia Sweeny Linda Sweitzer Daniel Swihart Rosemary Syvave Ronald Szekendi Paul Szikszai Ralph Takach Woody Talcott Randi Tamandli Sandra Tansey fs - ,. s. ' ox 1 X. : , X ' A its says :Wwe A . :i:gX??::g: :i ff 'F' zigw K A 331. . . : --' , .M s tss Raymond Zernick Marsha Weinstein Thomas Weller Mariella Wenman Larry Wert Janice Whitaker Hal Widener Carol Wieand Kent Wilcox Kent Williams Jim Willis George Wilmath Linda Wilson Cheryl Wist Lynne Witt Ethel Workman Thomas Wrasse Charyl Yarbrough Cherie Zeiger The B-team cheerleaders Chris Olson, Susie Page, Judy was -it Rollins, Sandy Garbacz, and Nancy Postle, pause iust before leading the student body in the cheer Yea-Bo. 111 Sophomores The Sophomore class officers go over plans for their Scarlet Ribbons dance. Seated Kathy Hoinacki, treasur- er, Dave Hendrix, President, Jim Potter, Vice President. Standing, Sandy Lorincz, Secretary, Joyce Doebeck, Social Chairman. ,, ,,.-,, ,- tt, J 5' B Lynn Adair, Carol Alford, Mary Beth K KK KKK K 'K K kr KK . Allen, Le Roy Anders, Mary Ann Ander- J f . I ' W , K -, QK' gsm 5 son, Ronald Anderson, Susan Anderson A ,L , .,s. 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X, fs it fir- ' X he Q N, Bi Q en , ,M n uf gm--lfxijfff 5 - ' al K ivgalalg 3 4 I Q X 2 ' tl K Sharon Bentzler, George Beringer, Judith Bertsch, Richard Blaine, Patricia Blank, Charlotte Blackburn, John Blankert Joyce Bloom, Wayne Bockhold, Betty Bolan, Daniel Bone, Woodwoyrd Brad- ford, Kathryn Branchflower, Lois Brenner Gus Browne, Nancy Brummitt, David Buchanan, Sandy Bucher, Jack Buck Mary Ann Burden, James Burke r Mary Ellen Burkhart, Dennis Burks, Willie Burks, Linda Burruss, Ernest Bush, John Byers, Ronald Buysee Bruce Carlin, Barc Carmichael, Sharon Carpenter, Sandra Caspano, Linda Chapman, Wayne Chevrie, Becky Christianes James Clark, Richard Clay, Candy Clif- ford, Merrell Cohen, Barbara Colquith, Clifton Copeland, Judith Cossman Jimmy Couts, Roy Cripe, Marcella Crist, Marcia Crutchfield, Sharon Csernits, Larry Curtis, Dianne Darrow James Davis, Phylles Davis, Tom Davis, Lee Deadmond, Mary Jane De Jarnatt, Sharon De Vos, Carolyn Dickens Charles Dickens, Harold Dieu, Michael Drain, Richard Dueringer, Stephen Dun- kle, Tenia Dunn, Barbara Durfey Zora Durock, Larry Eberly, Diane Dck- hart, Leota Edison, Larry Eggers, Dixie Ercherst, Diane Eisele 113 gy, it ,PK s-: .x x 1 t . ' 25. .W X, f-4 ei an gill E! -, W ...Q f . ft xx A i 1-su fi ff . ,y U l 1 ,c 3 .' 'r .. ,L Jqilqkgky E fx 7 f fv- as -nw V Q -S- A! 'Un-t-rw , 4 X lb. in: V 6 Q.. K -f - ,,--f,-,mf -4, t A .. zz: Y V IT' A i ., , . 1 ,.'iif 4' wi : ' -H ' use .ffm 4 . Vi ls, J as Qu e t., .- 'N . V' in rv-GM X 'vm X alfa Q' if Wy lg., Q 1 E. x vs. il ', q ag, W Brian Engstrom, David Fackson, Max is hw ' 'f ' H Y' Fair, Leon Feingold, Carole Felgar, ' 2,9-, f James Fenn, Thomas Ference Qis' f'-2. EH ie . . Q 151 fi-jf , 'if ' M Leroy Fetters, Gloria Fetters, Connie 5 F fi Fish, Randy Fish, Sharon Fitterling, Den- A ' -2 W ' L V - . W s V, 'ra gl 'F' mst Foust, Judy Fox l 'P-6? T Thomas Frank, Charles Freeland, Garry - -0 - 1 f Fribley, Jill Frohler, Fredrick Fuller l 'F . - Freeland, Georgia Freund, Barbara Q C, S L F ' .,,,t l - - V ,ti V , Larry Garbacz, Sandy Garbacz, Lena f 3 A Gardini, Jan Gardner, James Garlit, 'ln liflllf' .fs Faith Garnsey, John Gerschofter -5 . x.. - QM? 'Fw Suzanne Glaser Tom Gleason Martin Gllsmskl Rosemarie Gosc, John Grabill, ,Fw Richard Grams Barbara Green Brian Grelder, Karen Grote George Gulch, Patricia Guthrie Dennis Hague, Barbara Hahn, Elizabeth Diane Haley Rodney, Sue and Mary Lou found themselves swamped checking wraps for the Student Council's Fall Dance. Cus- tomers are Velma Lovisa, Sally Walters, Sandy Garbacz, Carolyn Csenar. Judy Rollins, and Diane Peterson. Il' Q -w fi , ji-ig ' K . :sis 5- . 59 W ' ' 1 - 1 -. ' - , J ,. ' -':x'z '1' of i f E3-i . f 1 K H 'k im '13 I . .-,sh H2 ' P ' .M 'iw K . Q., 4 rf ' T -3'-1 ' - WTA? if David Izdepski, Bert Jockey, Patricia Jacobs, Ronald Jerstrom, James Jewell, Ruby Jewell, Ben Johnson Terry Johnson, Jeane Jones, Larry Jones, Steve Jones, Gerald Kaizer, Erika Kaluderz, Sherry Keen ' Jeffrey Keene, Rosemary Kestner, John Kidder, Bell Kiefer, David Kiefer, John Kile, Janice Kimble Barbara Kinner, Trudy Kirkley, Warren Kirkwood, James Kiser, Robert Knechel, Pauline Knuth, Stephen Kopecki Carolyn Kosteliney, George Cramer, Sam Kramer, Terry Krogel, Sherry Kronwitter, Judy Krueger, Karen Kruggel Willie Hall, Linda Ham, James Hamilton Trudy Hample, Carolyn Harbour, James Harvey, Carolyn Haupert Beverly Hawblitzel, Juanita Hawley, Earl Hay, Ray Hayes, Jeffrey Hayum, Judy Heidrich, David Hendrix Becka Herrmann, Charles Hickok, Allan Hildabridle, Nancy Hodson, Charles Hohmon, Kathleen Hoinacki, Robert Holdeman Catherine Holdren, Karen Holtz, Frances Horner, Joseph Horvath, Paul Horvath, Michael Hosinski, Craig Hos- terman Floyd Houser, Gail Howes, Carol Huber, Phillip Huffman, Kenneth Huggett, Ruth Hulse, Donna Huys l i , 115 Rosalie Kumm, Paul Kurlowicz, Sherilyn Kushato, Joseph Kuzmits, Wendy Lamka, Patsy Lawson, Robert Layman Larry Leach, Robert Allen Lincoln, Sue Linn, Catherine Lively, Joyce Lobeck, Judy Long, Thomas Lorence Sandy Larincz, Velma Lovisa, Gloria Lunch, Wayne Lynn, Isabelle Maez, Ed Mahar, Karl Malling Kathleen Mandich, Robert Mann, Joan Martino, Larry Mason, Jerry Maurer, Richard Maurer, Jon Maez Mildred McAdams, Larry McCalment, William McCaslin, Brian McCay, Nelson McClish, Jerry McCubbins, Karen Mc- Cuddy David McKinney, David Means, Fred Meissner, Karen Mellquist, Ann Messer- ly, Michael Metcalfe, Thomas Metcalfe ,rw L, fb Ls-1, LL ' rr'-42. 4 vs ii : s - ' ' Ls , A p V ' .'.. ' JL, ' as Y- 2 K, LL Ai. X A 'P L I , 'ii LL ai' sin.. ,K if 1 41- y - - Q 1 -s H 'f' at - ,.- ', . M ,L 1 as L ' H X ii'i f r L ILL, L V4. , V m L if L Li A LL L B 1 ' -' B I ft 'E 155 1 L L' L' L fm , L, ,','. eva - 51. V.: f jL Lt , A X5 L L KE? MIL , A L K, LL ! 453- 0 , k lb A A ' -4 ,s 21 L L , Qt' .L i T' W-L 1 L M if --f it ,,Vk H X, W LL 'Nga LL LL L ' D t , L R L J ff V473 x 90 L L-' - - Sb i - 3 A ' sf? 3 1 L .LL .sig-L ,Q ,. - f L' ist E1 1 M, it L K LLWL h A L ML, y Qybb h cy M , M I V - i : V 1 ' -fijg ,L lm , L ,V i M VS Q, H i ii L :Z 1 ' A ,im X LL V -I , ' Q R 1 ,F 1 ' 3 L E' W w ' T' - f i A 7 L 'W'-7' 116 ' xy, me L These sophomores of the football squad pose with their dads at the pre-season get to gether. The boys are Brian Engstram, Paul Nelson, Tom Gleason, Jeff Keene, Larry Weaver, Jack Tatay, Steve Zeiger, Darrell Stroup, Chuck Hickok, Dave Hendrix. iii K LL L v.. A ,Q i VKL Lm- ff? - A- Q , :i,. ., mwm g , ' ' e , -f '-s 1 'X , .Z. W, P' Q , ,gc .. . 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' V ,. :,zgE ,A 2 53:37 5 'rr P2 -5: ig Wbr,,,,,,,.,v, 4 fs K ,4 is 5 'R R ' ' ' fs my ,yffffg jiff iii K 11 e, vs, 'fr' 1 ,.I,f,3i '- 11 1 ' f s , ,5 K , Egg: f ,fs U 'ii YS ex ' W sid A, , S52 ,. n aff if ,J ,, ,sf , f-f, fw,,f was, igfgitivi' ' : . , ig : ig , Q L is tt tt 'I' as at if Q ii ii 5 I ,,?wS,,,,,y,, Charles Minnes, Arthur Mikel, Marsha Mikel, Miller, Janis Miller, Michele Alan Molnar, Sue Monteith Diane Moore, Judy Moore, Moore, Katherine Morrow, Carol Mus- selman, Jon Nace, Sharon Nees Ronnie Dale Neiswender,Paul Nelson, Carole Nevelle, Rebecca Newhard, Bobbie Jo Nikolwy, Dennis Nitsche, Larry Nixon Joseph Northern, MaryEllen Nye, Michael Olden, Christine Olson, Gary Oman, Sherrell Palmer, Alice Parker Neal Peach, Sharon Peterson, Betty Lou Phipps, David Pickering, Michael Plant Parmley, Patricia Paul, Huge Larry Pletcher, Wayne Porter, Nancy Postle, Jimmy Potter, Kim Powers, Davine Preger, Robert Prentkowski William Preston, Judith Pryzbylski, Christine Pulliam, Lawrence Puskas, Margaret Radanovich, Edward Ray, Ernest Ray Peggy Rendall, Mary Rhodes, Roy Rice, Sherry Richards, Mike Richter, Dorothy Roberts, Kay Roelke Richard Roof, Kenneth Roop, David Roose, Dennis Roose, Linda Rousheland, Louise Rowings, Maria Rozow Diana Roggieri, Janet Rupert, Ralph Ruppert, Pat Ryan, Thomas Safrit, Janet Sailor, Robert Samulski 117 Q V . 1-f ' ' - ' ' 'fi' L-'.i Y . V U . I ez fri - 2+ f rm -L SL. ' iie L ' ' Q T , 47, 1. ,, ff- gl Viy, K. , ,ki ,,V,k fe., P 'S 5 rl . -f-' K K . . Q LVL, t S , - . , g ,252 - , W. L j , ' 1 5 f aw ' V im, S fy L 4 A an S., K qu., 2:11 K fgwk 1 Q ,IL M- - iw f V f V' V, ' 'z ' Ili A I 1 nf ' 41. ,' I gn, at J 5 , X 'M' wg L ' W f- L ls AA ,f.' 'f': K I + I ' if - . 3 A L JH qv: gf: ii gf L J L. H ' V-' M, , .. Lois Satterlee, Mary Lou Schille, Ken- neth Scott, Randolph Schrader, James Schroeder, Donna Seely, Evelyn Seely Ronald Sharp, Carol Sharrer, Fredrick Shearer, Nancy Shelton, Larry Shultz, John Shupp, David Simmons Tony Sirko, Michael Skaret, Tony Skarich, Carol Snow, Ronnie Snyder, Charlene Smith, Gayle Smith Gwendolyn Smith, Karen Smith, Lewis Smith, Marcia Smith, Pamela Soldbrig, Nikki Sosh, Betty Sousley Jo Jean Sparlin, Donna Spinsky, Janet Spurlock, David Spychalski, Dan Stah- ley, Alan Stanfield, Joseph Stante These sophomores were chosen to reign over their class Lobeck, and Sue Barnfield. Standing behind them are dance, Scarlet Ribbons. They are Wendy Lambka, Sandy John Nace, Bob Kneckel, King Dave Simmons, Charles Lorincz, Queen Mary Lou Schille, Sharon Csernits, Joyce Hickok, Jan Gardner, and Dick Dueringer. Darrell Stroup, Mary Anne Sulok, Mau- reen Sullivan, Jill Swanson, Karen Swanson, Susan Swartz, Susan Sweitzer Richard Szabo, Jack Tatay, Judy Ann Taylor, Curtis Thompson, Kay Thomp- son, Tom Thompson, Duane Tolle Jerry Troyer, Sharon Turner, Michael Turnock, Jessie Varrie, Jeanne Voros, Rudolph Wade, Richard Wadsworth Sybille Waizeneger, Mariorie Walker, Patricia Walker, Karen Walling, Donna Walters, Sally Walters, Susan Wamsley James Warren, Kathleen Weaver, Larry Weaver, Lethaniel West, Gloria Whit- mer, Barbara Wier, Janice Wilcox Joyce Wilfing, Cathy Wilmes, Betty Wil- son, Marlee Jo Wilson, Robert Wisler, John Wolfe, Kenneth Woycke Keenan Wynn, Ronald Yoder, Keith Yoder, Sally Yoder, Susan Yoder, Stev- en Zeiger, Sandy Zsedely Charles Mithas, Terry Thompson, Mike Wefnef Cheryl McCune, Jim Palmquist, John Shelton. 1 19 Freshmen This is the plan for decorating the gym, explained Social Chairman Marsha Perkins to the Freshman Class officers The others are: aBrbara VanVasslar, Secretary, Tom Lan ning, President, Dave Murray, Vice President, Frank Ne- velle, Treasurer, is standing. Ui M. 4' ' , , ,,,, ' t . ml rrr, fr 1 fi 4 e elf: -S i f f - l . A MA 'Wim g f- g i ,I . 6 K Q. My k nf, Y: K uv 44 ,J V ,Indiv f .5 va. L U ' ' K , 'ik' aw- il yn. ' V ,,,.. 1 'W '- , M, i ' ' F1 35 24.4K at rj lk M- I i 3, A 4- 'B ' . . X ' 1 Q ssri , .tl T, B 64' 'seg is we A x we ,nt fl ,T UA tg: iw 9, F J as V .,. ,, . - 1 1- ,, it 1 J X 1 i X Y 4 or S A A fl A ' F ' S A x.. 120 John Adair, Bill Adams, Bob Aker, Judy Amm, Ted Anderson, Dee An- drews, Ron Applegate. Sherri Badman, Sharon Bailey, Jean Baldoni, Steve Baney, Becky Banfi, Yolanda Baranyai, Rosemary Barbara. Fred Barbian, Philip Barnard, David Barnes, James Barnes, Pat Barson, Brigitte Bartmann, Michael Bayman. Harry Beacon, Mary Beckwith, Chris- tine Berglund, William Bernhardt, Judith Berry, Margaret Bintinger, Carol Bollinger, Barbara Blondell, James Blondell, Carolyn BIOCJ4- Norman Bone, Jon- athan Boonstra, Elaine Botich, Mary Bowman. Sandy Boyer, Pat Brennan, Pat Bren- neman, Mary Brewer, Susan Brothers, Carl Bruegel, Barb Brugh. Ralph Brugh, Pat Bryan, Penny Buckler, Kathy Buel, Cheryl Ann Bull- inger, Janet Burkholder, Claudia Burks. John Bush, Larry Cadieux, Sue Camp- bell, Victor Carder, Sharon Comegy, Greg Carner, Joe Christmas. Jerry Clay, Robert Clayton, Ann Cleveland, Michael Coffman, Car0l Cohn, Cheryl Ann Conn, Beverly C00- per. Michael Couts, Karen Crandall, Kath- leen Csenor, Dean Curtis, Sharon Curtis, Richard Daffinee, Susan Danch. alia Y' in ew c N fr -, 't tv ww Slew! I f 5 wifi S- t -i Wx' -'91 s it .Q g 21 Michael Darch, Diane Daulton, Jerry l.ee Davis, Dick Deahl, Sharon DeBard, Ruth Ann DeMaegd, Robert Den- niston. Christine Derby, Sandra Dickey Thomas Dixon, Emery Dobovanszky Richard Donelson, Robert Downham, Diana Dunlap. 1 r Jane Dunn, Judy Eads, Michon Eber- hard, Joyce Ebersole, James EggerS. Stephen Egolf, Robert Ehrich. Gary Erikson, Thomas Evard, CON' nie Farkas, Marilyn Ferwerda, Eliza- beth Field, Charles Fields, Betty F-tCh- 121 ty ,--. .. Vicki Gluchowski, Linda Goodspeed, z 7,,,, V Phyllis Goodspeed, Jean Gordon, J' V David Gosc, Eugene Griffith, Janice Grosc. 5' W m' Kira Shirley Flesher, Edward Flowers, Dolores Forslund, James Forslund, Carl Foster, Suellen Frushour, Dave Fulcher. Frank Fuller, Molissa Galloway, Alan Gardner, Bonnie Garner, Leonard Gaska, Diana Gearhart, James Glfck. B i s my Kirk Gruesbeck, Michael Grundy, Kathleen Grunwald, Marcia Gunter, ms Mary Ann Hamilton, Faye Hammons, ' ' gg.. Q it J iee as ,,,,...ti, John Hancock. -A V. V Y -ZJJM JJ Ji ' . ss J --M-Q J J J .: . J 5 Jackie H d'l ' Bwce H i SJ A Q V Carol Hansen, Robert Harroff, Donna f 1-.2 . - me-,f .E g gi Hartman, Leon Hartter, Mike Houser. J J J' l J' 1 S. 1 . eee A - s ,,A, ,, ...,, .. V V 5 V Jane Ann Hayes, Donald Hegren- T J fk X ess, Michael Hehl, John Henlman, Susan ' 1-V ' ' ff' zifj .. ,Z ,V J 39' 'A 3 s'- - igxj Hendershot, Marka Jo Hesler, John 1 . ,M 'f'- at J .is 'vp-W' 51- qw' ' , .J Q gf X 4 , M Z ,ikz X f .ff wg- Richard Hesser, George Hales, John ,K 1' 1? is JJ' 112 ' VV Q V Jig? :- Hipskind, Ingrid Hirschfeldt, Albert f Q ' - - JU f J ,J 5 ' 4 Ni, 'f WP' 'i.i E4 V fiiiiilfi Hirschler, Jane Hoffer, Thomas Holmes. V ,,i - Y V Q. wil J J 'FJ . . AXVZ V A VV . VV Jerry Hoover, John Hoover, Sandra V ymb J- ., V Hornyak, Kathleen Horvath, Eddie .Q J , A M,,, VV wg ,Q ,,,, J S ' A J' . l Howell, Diana Huckins, Roy Huston. A , V..-. V - ' ' VW V , ., . V , Q U -J fi J' ,meg 5-2' Dlane Hutchens, Pamela Hutson, ,,, - , i , .-. I 1, . Q, I ,V V . P, V. . , . . VV ff J ' ,W , P 'ji 4 .V , .,,. ,, it - Q ,,-- V . Mabel Jackson, Louis Jakab, Kenneth '3 V 1 M ii Ji ' M A 'J ,,,' W A A James, David Jamison, Jim Jeissel. 1 3 Y . fl M, K .ix K Q A K . . ,55 2 V HJ! 'I ' J 0 A j i Q- A Juanita Johnson, Ralph Johnson, ,gs QM ,fc-421 ,F 'V . LV V ' Christena Jones, James Joseph, Judy A , ,N fi' , t'W5iJ i ' Kaminski, John Kasprzak, Lawrence 'JD J Vg- V . K KGUV ti V M J VV A . J ' V- ' Q 1 . 122 0 if .M .. ' - fm.-V ,, ,M s . f - '- w is ,fs-Q 4. - ' 'fi - Ai.. 1- L . un- pe:- hgaw i Q if t AK A T X WA fan? S 1,1 x-me f c f . F . . , 2. .- Q -W, Y L , ...- it QM 4 f 32 . Qin 5 J., xt, -x X f f X ifz' wifi J i '- Q K -' ,, -- I ..kk L., 1 f k,, M A A ka: 6 i n I i, Q 6 VW in i, , -fs if ff tif A fs: L - - ,M N 7' ' fra. J' N . ra s ' ., L: 'il 'L :ie '--P5f,,fjfg'jj' , K - - - . , K3 7, ...,. , - I .. - 5, ' ,1, - A 'L i' ' ll J Gif , was - . ' F M ,. ,, A I K ,, I G ' is - ' ,. - L' f , 3 L ri, ffl 71 f si, I ,K N , Ti, , ww Ngf x .H A ' - mai we K? X in H ,iif..,,,,,1 ,- L , A.L.f,,, , Q. 2 ,E J E V , M A gk l s ' -i - w i , ' 'i'?Ef'i5iEf - , W, is Thi' M , ,gf I K Wi, X ,gk K K is Maui fn ' LV : , , V I . nr ff ft S, e Q N s , p' msgs, T M If mu. wwf? 'Wai ,,5,u,,, Q X ,gy jx Karen Kelly, Margaret Keltner, Law- son Kendall, Edgar Keppler, Anna Louise Kesler, Dennis King, Paula King. David Kins, Judith Kish, George Klinghammer, Katherine Klosinski, Wil- liam Klowetter, Patricia Knepp, Diane Knisley. Mary Koller, Stanley Kossack, David Kottlowski, Donald Kotoric, Scott Kra- tovil, Edward Kridler, Kent Kruggel. Judith Kryder, Myrtle Kyle, Susan Labis, Dennis Lambert, Gary Lamirand, Thomas Lanning, Sue Lattimer. William Lawhorn, James LeBlanc, Jac- queline Ledley, Carol Lehman, Donna Lehman, Carol Lewis, Beverly Lincoln. James Lineback, Jeanette Luchow- ski, Mary Jo Lutz, James Machowiak, Roseann Madar, Kathleen Mahar, Carolee Mangum. Tom Frank leaves the voting machine after casting his vote for Student Council officers. Greg Baugher and Patricia Jacobs await their turn to vote. 123 P' . Y I ,i 'P' :LL Sw-Ei -- James Mumford, David Murray, Alice Myers, Susan Myers, Nancy Nall, Vic- tor Neese, Stephen Neill. Andy Nemeth, Frank Nemeth, Nancy 'fi' Y. qz .even my 'Q 5 - ,qi .... .. U, . . as 121' vw Q-. 1--4-., nap ,qw Nqr...- My dn..- Jack Marsh Walter Marsh Frances Martin, Shirley Martin, Alan Martin- dale, Joan Mast Robert Mathia. Gary Mattern James Mathews Susan May Carlene McClellan Lynda Mc Cl sh Carol McCuen, Susan McCurdy Brent McKesson Delia McKnight Sandra Meek Pat Metcalfe Ted Met skei Jerry Michael Linda Mikel Sally Mikel Diana Millcarek on nie Jo Miller, Eugene Miller James Miller William Miller, Robert Million. Janice Mitschelen David Molnar Char Ann Mominee, Jack Monsma, Janice Moon Rebecca Moon, Terry Moore. -sf- Nemeth, Ronald Nemeth, William Ner- ing, Betty Neumann, Frank Nevelle. Nancy Newhouse, Dick Newport, Karen Nfchols, Robert Northern, Terry Nutting, Maria Odusch, Maria Orban. Davfd Palmer, Richard Palmer, Lee Parker, David Parrish, Pete Parrish, Gerald Pastryk, Eric Peli. Joan Pellett, Mary Pellett, Rebec- ca Perkey, Marsha Perkins, Phyllis Per- kins, James Peterson, Linda Phares. 124 Qx ii cc ER. ' ,..,k h -i n f Wi K N W- R' We . N ' Y T .. ,E is ,, 's ku XXX 1-Q, F'-shaky .-f I Jon Piser, Chris Plowman, David .EI Poole, Jeanette Powers, Katherine Poz- it sgai, Margaret Prihoda, Emily Pritchard. A Essie Pulliam, Susan Rasmussen, Dan Michael Reeves, Richard Reith, Steve M 7 Reiter, Terry Rice, Patty Jo Rink. Carolyn Roberts, Jack Robinson, Dou- - glas Rodgers, Gordon Rogalski, Thomas Rosheck, Linda Ross, Greg Rowe. Mary Rudolph, Margaret Ruppert, Thomas Saal, Pete Sanders, Ginny Sauer, Edward Schafer, Ronald Scha- ter. Linda Schille, Sharon Sebodos, Mar- cia Sedam, Carol Seely, Lesley Segal, Susan Setenright, James Settles. t s-.fi ,, .ir s.,,,,7s. 1,1- -WX- In front are Martha Teske, Brigette Bartman and Sally Weitz preparing posters for the 9th Grade party. Behind are Dave Whiteman, Richard Donesson and Patricia Thielke. .,. . . 4 S M., . ,V .. V 1 , T i -- 1' if gat. ,E H M Y -, C . ZF, wvfii, X. I I l . ., f- W-as E' my -fi? A 5 ' ft, i 7' ani- ' X . 1 477 l ' -ww--f .. S V 'P S .A : S url y 5 wi 0 , H , .5 A3 . ss.. it V . S L- rl -.g It - . H -W f... . t M- - . ffl' , ' X f SQ ' P E? -cue, ag I I fi ,gli .JI ly k -5: f '. ' ii' il V 'of ' 4 l 1 7 iii P 4 s rw-in-Ms K 1, - f .,,, j 'fill 2--' Q L I 2 - , 'S ' '- is ,iss st . tt: VM f if' s -T fi. t ' ff if 9 , V, 2 1 ' ' Q if T ' if s g, 4' 32 T 91 1 its . . W- I -.s,,-.. -., .Q M.. ,. ' .iilffhf f-- 'sr we 'ww' 7 K ' .., S ,. ' K, AV, ,xt-5, -' : js- 'fsi i SQ? WL- ,fx t ar 'M 4vP ms- iwtw 125 2 if b Karen Slater, Engrid Smiley, David Smith, Delores Smith, De Von Smith, V Gary Smith, Rana Smith. William Snyder, Henry Solmer, Carol Stante, Raymond Staples, Jan Star- rett, Craig Stein, Linda Stephens. .jir lf ,gg J it T fam -- Q,:.fJ,q?t-1 Q, if 'Q 1 t W we in i ,R V t ,,, , , , ,W t il w rig? Sharon Shafer, Roberta Shapiro, Terry Shaw, Jane Shellenberger, Sally Shellhouse, Larry Sherwood, Sam Shindledecker. Vicki Lu Shirk, Sue Short, Andrea Shuff, Joe Siglawski, Annett Sikorski, Paul Skelton, Michael Sipotz. y ,.,. V , ' lf ' f :.' K ,- L.., . gs '- ze J is iw Q R tire 4' Q ia . vw- - Pam- 1 12- . Sall Strtzel, Gre ory Stone, , p lsis w gfjf ,AA V ',1,. ,' , ela Stone, David Stonecipher, Rober . N, T, it T551 . .VWT7 Sult, Joseph Szucs, Pat Tafelski. . Ati. ',:r , , '.-,pl H r . ' 'L ,J J fir In ,.,E,,,..f 1 :ff is 2. , N 51 f ,,,?,,H,,,,j4g ,L ,fi K ,. 1 H ,I jf, 1 . A ,WV ,j f 'b rf Carolyn Tansey, Diane Tansey, Mar- , 4 J 5 garet Tatay, Bruce Tate, Robert Taylor K - i I ii WW? i John Ten elitsch, Martha Teskl. f W 1 ,1 Q ..., -5 -f Q, ,r.,,, - - . , . e xif: I i'l' il in Lzfi ilflf- .... -' .10 2' t C Vt, 3, A S Wlfyiilfv, ' 4, ,iw ' i ' -'-. 1 , r,.1 .Q ' ' Y f'.' ' ' .. M 'Ez' Patty Thielke, Billie Jean Thomas, 4- ' W Lf V . 5 ,r.-- j K '- -- ll ' ' i ,A -- Gloria Thomas, Carol Thompson, Dale E , ' I S s . ,Q . . .... ' 'W '-'.- -I -W f Trensey, Diane Tolle, Mildred Tolles. ' J' ', ,,,, 3,32 K ix, T' ' -. f Q33 it . rlli ii iliii 2 , ' ' L s? Q M -1-Q5 T X i ja - 'fff- K ' - T- , in ' ' :2 , wfwlq U 'i':iZ'KZI ii l,R.Xx -130' ' I Ruth Ton, Ramona Toth, Loretta ' H A , ' N, . . . . f t I - lllr A . - J at - , S , , , if , 2: 5-,:f ,, ,, ,f: f -- s ff T u ' C .. Townsend Vicki Traver Marilyn Truex ' ' , img ii' 1 1 ' X Q ' if 5 , 0 E . . , ,. ' 1 ,,,i f Q 1 sim 1 , ' S t Linda Tyson, Sylvia Ulaga. . www, m sf Z gifs-5 - Wg. E Sv H 'l ,, i . .. J -we C ssss 1 N I V 1 951: 4 t -5. , f J' - r- X h ug ' M' A V, t S g S aron Unger, Carolyn Unrue, Paula ' 'sf - . g 4 , , 'W .A . ,i'i - V. f ' T f 'R A y , 4, , Q, , ig ' ,, 55, , 7 ,ii VanderHeyden, Charlene VanDeWalle, e of 4. Q11 . V wry, J Q- -eg-ggi, Geoffrey VanDurman, Judy VonSlette, J . V if . A A V 1., -iii iff' Barbara VanVassler. 5 ik xwh . X , ,. .I f N1 X' , , A ,, 126 E. s K F , Q . 'QW it ' is ,V s Sue Vascil, Greg Vervaet, Allen Viduka, Donna Waggoner, Woodward Walz, Yvonne Waters, Ray Weigand. Sally Weitz, Silas West, David Whiteman, Connie Widener, Karol Weiger, Lavon Wilber, Bob Willard. is Charlotte Williams, Elaine Williams, Elmer Williams, Gary Winenger, Sue Winenger, Carol Witner, Carol Wal- ford. Ross Wolford Sharon Woody Curt Yoder Shirley York Sam Young. 5 if Wooley, Karon Wroblewski, Fred R X qs K . XXX M Nancy Zeiger, Mary L. Zimmer, Azi. 5 A 1 Nancy Zoncick, Darryl Zultanski, Marty L it Zusman, Howard Calquitt, Thomas A Davis. Jim Feece, Kenneth Hicky, Nancy Hermon, Jim King, Tony Layne, Steve Lester, Phyllis Longley. ft MD' H , Freshman cheerleaders, Sally Shellhouse, Adrea Shuff, Char Mominee, Susan McCurdy and Rana Smith may one day be leading cheers at the Varsity games. 127 3 fix 'F ii ii 1 Room 122 Mr. Konrath Row l, left to right: Mavis Webster, Betty Shirk, Maxine West, Bobbie Jean Sowell, Lynne Stanley, Dusty Kogler, Linda Swartz, Kathleen Sweitzer, Barbara Wroblewski, Eileen Wruble, Row 2: Jane Tillery, Lea Wilder, Levester Buckingham, Bill Scott, Ricky Snyder, Monte Seltenright, Verdell Toles, Steve Thompson, Gary Schinbeckler, Jerry Walker, Dick Singleton, Jim Shuff. Missing: James Moskolis, Janet Shultz, Elaine Halewczynski. it e5 is Room 216 Miss Fife Row 'l, left to right: Beverly Currie, Pan Collier, Joyce Bow- ers, Kathy Berger, Laverne Ford, Karen Collinsworth, Jean Bultman, Gary Alford, Tom Bucher. Row 2: Earl Aker, Adanelle Adams, Sharon Eisele, Mary Cay Fisher, Lloydine Cox, Jackie Ellis, Linda Banfi, Shirley Bell, Lee Agnes Coleman, Row 3: Priscilla Conley, Larry Bennett, Harold Downs, Berry Aronson, Mike Flanegan, Phillip Anderson, Terry Eckenberger, Jay Crawley, Jim Finimore, Row 4: Tom Chambers, Bill Behrenbruch, Donald Donathen, Leon- ard Chatman, Eddie Frayier, Ron Akin, Dennis Eaton. QI 128 Room 217 Mrs. McMillan Row 'l, left to right: Dennis Hagle, Keith Foseer, Gil Miller, Mike Hildaebridle, Dave Brena, Martin Trimble, Fred Grif- fin. Row 2, Leonard Grundy, Jim Frick, Richard Haupert, Fred Gardini, Paul Joseph, Bob Kletka, Harvey Holmes, Ronnie Kiser, Ron Glick. Row 3, Mai Gaulden, Mildred Foster, Paulette King, Joe Johnson, Jim Gaulden, Vicki Klelusits, Jolm Kinner, Judy Keiser, Doris Gordon. Row 4, Linda Harris, Linda Holleman, Sandra Hall, Barbara Gil- dea, Deatra Freeman, Sheryn Jones, George Kepler, Jacky Gruesbeck, Bob lnman, Gerald Garner. Room 207 Miss Norkowich Row 'l, lelt to right: Sharon Pozil, Suzanne Nemeth, Nancy Mciindarfer, Karen Kreskai, Karen Lasley, Carole Lee, June Meissner, Jane Monteith, Wilfried Kurzke, Mike Niven, Eugene Pancheri. Row 2, Linda Risner, Kathy Mos- kolis, Edith Engel, Shirley Rhea, Brenda McKenzie, David Lockwood, James Mentel, Sam Moskolis, Leroy Lloyd. Row 3, Tom Rummel, Bob Corbett, Larry Pollock, Terry Rupert, John Minor, Dick Meredith, Eugene Page, Chuck Gar- rison, Jimmy Pigg, Delbert Rittenhouse. Row 4, James Eaton, Don Lindsey. 'Z' K 129 Room llO Miss Snoke Row l, left to right: Sharon Null, Karyl Buck, Sandra Horvath, Sharon Gentner, Diane McCord, Corinne Lieber- man, Nancy Orr, Leslie Heddens, John Pasalich. Row 2: John Postle, Bfll Acker, Keith Miller, Jan Fricher, Diane Gordon Hoke. Row 3: Raymond Wright, Bruce Edison, Alcorn, Marsha Magnuson, Cheryl Stahl, Jeanne Maurer, Robert Felds, Mtchael Lester, Jam Bliler, Richard Whitter- berry, Steve Roberts, Richard Rosse, David Johnson. Row 4: Richard Weber, Lanny Nelson, Allen Pacukelvecz, Barry Slott, Clare Coles, Ralph Bartol, Rowland Rose. Missing: Eddie Berebitsky, Camille McKitrick. Room 214 Mr. Miller ROW l, left to right: Betty Burger, Darlene Hostetler Sharon Cameron, Beverly Burger, Januita Lentz, Carolyn Staples, Brenda Osborne, Linda Capps, Lyndon: J0l1f'lST0f1, Jim Levitt. Row 2: Sharon McCaslin, Pat West, Nancy Shapioo, Carol Wilson, Pam Turner, Bruce Lucy, Mike Oler, Neal Stanlield, Lynn Wambach, Row 3: Bill Wells, Don Terkleson, Larry Daniel, Mike Watts, John Lobeck, Jim Loczkowsi, Mike Fannen. Row 4: Pat Jacobs, Mike Brandenberg, Steve Sanders, Rich McKee, Jim Ragsdale, John Trimble. Missing: Rosielee Burks. 130 MM r RHF Room 315 Mrs. Smith Row l, left to right: Sharon Carney, Beverly Wright, Donna Shields, Sandra Seiffert, Diane Reader, Judith Voy- novich, Toby Sclamberg, Mary Sweeney, Sandra Denniston, Alan Wrase. Row 2: Peggy Thomas, Sandra Hass, Suzanne Ray, Susan Roth, Margaret Traynor, James Welling, Mich- ael Van Durman, Michael Wilson, Annette DeWinne. Row 3: Sheldon Swedarsky, Frederick Thorton, John Walz, Ronald Scanlan, Robert Schosker, Donald Robinson, James Crowe, James Weidman. Room 222 Miss Rohrer Row l, left to right: Andy Hanna, Larry Jester, Max Ecken- beroer, Grant Baugher, Eagle Stockton, Fred Burner. Row 2: Paul Knebel, Delbert Rittenhouse, Fred Skarich, Tom Dorn, Barry Bryant, Carol Denney, Marianne Deadmond, Thresa Buel, Olisteen Davis. Row 3: Mark Davis, Tom Faludi, Diane Clifton, Carol Born, George Barbara, Pat Bedwell, Barbara Chikar. Row 4: Charles Bare, Carol Botich, Holly Cochovety, Suzanne Elliott, Pat Czar, Pat Eisele, Connie Kile, Linda Million, lris Branchflower, Mike Conoleton, Charles Downham. Missing: Cheri Eader, Phillip Bour. 131 ff vvs W 1 Room 322 Mr. Krider Row 1, left to right: Sandra Jonason, Martha Kimmerele, Sherry Jones, Mary Hines, Merry Jones, Tom Emerson, Fred Hirschler, Elsie Horvath, Caryle Holden, Joe Horvath, Bob Wilson: Row 2, left to right: Bill Fein, John Harmon, John Johnson, Wayne Hoinacki, Jon Fricker, Lois Jarvis, Kathy Kelsey, Gloria Jones, Janet Huys: Row 3, left to right, Rick Heck, Mark Hosterman, Dave Keiser, Melvin Easton, Joe Hurwich, Dick Fairchild, Larry Jamison, Sam Graber, Pat Horvath: Row 4, left to right: Tom Harvey, Jack Heiermann, Gary Collinsworth, Barry Hildabridle. Room 316 Miss Sellars Row 1, left to right: Janet Melville, Beverly Neumann, Jerri Ann Nikoley, Pat McClanahan, Maryalice Monteith, Cheryl Leach, Elizabeth Long, Brent Klinger, Bob Masterson, Mike McCubbins, Thomas Botkin: Row 2, left to right: Karen Kulcsar, Pat McCormick, Sandra Calmer, Barbara Meyerson, Marilyn Lawson, Darlene Leier, Tim MacDonald, Albert Palmer, Ronnie Milovich, Ronnie Mathia, Gerald Adams: Row 3: left to right: Kathy Lott, Janet Moore, Gloria Brewer, Shirley Anderson, Greg Walz, Gerald Niemann, Quentin Musselman, Dennis O'Donald: Row 4, left to right: Kaylyn Pinny, Janice Morgan, Francis Lemanski, Bill Masterson, Gary Porter. 132 COMPLIMEIXITS OE BELTONE HEARING SERVICE IF I-IEARING IS YOUR PROBLEM. BELTONE IS YOUR ANSWER I30 S. Main CE. 3-7I25 CONGRATULATIONS For Health Education Materials Dairy Council of St. Joseph Valley 1013 Louise Street South Bend, Indiana AT 8-4188 MIAMI GREENHOUSE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 2208 Miami Street Welcome Riley Students TOASTY SANDWICH SHOP Tray service, Foot-long Hot Dogs, Frosted Malts 701 South Michigan Street F A Y ' S QUALITY JEWELERS 'II'l S. Michigan Magnificent Selection ot Gifts for all Occasions FRICK ELECTRIC AND TV, INC. Electric Contractors - Appliances TV Sales and Service Comer of Miami and Calvert ff Qggfeee Compliments of , n Walt s Drive In Where Riley Students Meet Their Friends Michigan and Ireland Road South Bend, Indiana Compliments ot RIGGS FLOOR COVERING 1623 Miami Street AT 9-8640 THE BOOK SHOP 130 North Michigan South Bend Indiana C R A V E N ' S Michigan 81 Calvert Hardware 1827 South Michigan St. AT 9-8060 SONNEBORN'S SPORT SHOP 121 West Colfax Avenue CE 3-3702 1959 COVERS MADE BY THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois South Bend Federal Savings and Loan Association Across from the Post Office CORNER OF MAIN AND JEFFERSON HEsToNs MARKET Open 24 Hours Daily Sundays and Holidays 2904 SOUTH MICHIGAN AT. 7-3025 ln South Bend the Nome in Fine Foods for Over Fifty Yeorsl KAGEL CATERING SERVICE Food Delivered-Hot or Cold Punch ond Coftee Weddings - Banquets -- Buffets Hors d'Oevres, Canapes Phone: AT 7-3236, AT 9-0912 Everett H. Kogel lv1ERRlCK'S PHARMACY A Neighloorly Store-Prescriptions Our Specialty Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription to Merriclc's Drugs - Sodas - Sundaes - Cosmetics - Baby Foods 2219 South ivhchigan Street LEHMAN'S PHARMACY T. W. Bill Lehman, R,Ph, 1615 Mio mi Street AT 7-1509 AT 9-5252 South Bend 14, Indiana Compliments of STONER BROTHERS Quality Groceries and Meats 1438 East Calvert Street BRANT'S GROCERY AND MARKET 1633 East Ewing Avenue South Bend, Indiana FOOD SPOT SUPERETTE 2121 Miami Street Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Ignition Tune-up, Wheel Balancing, Road Serv. Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories MO0RMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE PHONE: AT 9-0963 1702 South Michigan at Dubail You Can Rely on a Registered Jeweler Harry E. Berg, Inc. American Gem Society-Registered Jewelers Hamilton, Omega, Elgin 8. ffterno Watches 109 WEST JEFFERSON Home of Lovely Giftware lNWOOD'S STORE South Bend's Unusual Gift Store 425 S. Michigan AT 9-2487 ANDERSON SERVICE STATION 2924 So. Michigan St. AT 9-0032 AT 9-8685 BERGMAN DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2620 S. Michigan AT 9-1540 FORBES TYPEWRITER COMPANY We rent all new portable and standard typewriters. - We allow three rnonth's purchase credit if desired. 228 W. Colfax Ave. CE 4-4491 CONGRATULATIONS AND Besf wishes Ri I e y Senior Class l96O . MIAMI BAKERY 1809 Miami Street Square Wedding Cakes and Birthday Cakes for all occasions HOURS: Daily 7:00 a.n't. 7:00 p.rn. Sunday 8:00 a.m. lpOO pam. AT 9-8900 Compliments of HANS-RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP I37 N. Michigan CE 2-588I GOFF HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. Sales - Insulation - Service I4I7 S. Michigan Streel' AT 9-65Il PHONE: AT 8-2823 HI - Fl HOUSE Customer Music Systems 73I S. Michigan South Bend, Ind. t A1 Congratulations to the Graduating Class A of 1959 These future homemakers will find they can always rely on low, G . gm-T dependable gas service. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 138 KETCHEN BROTHERS and KENADY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 808 South Michigan AT 8-1437 J. TRETHEWAY- Joe, the Jeweler Diamonds-Watches--Jewelry IO4 North Main Street CE 2-l756 COMPLIMENTS OF GRAVES V AUTO GLASS SHOP II9 E. 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Carder, Victor 29, 121 Carlin, Bruce 31, 113 e Carmichael, Marc 71, 113 Carney, Ralph 27, 31, 103 Carney, Sharon 131 Carpenter, Sharon 113 Cashman, Ben 21, 79 Caspano, Sandra 113 Casper, Leon 79 Call, Jane 80 Chambers, Tom 128 Chambliss, Judy 12, 24, 80, 83, 139, 143 Chapman, Jerry 103 Chapman, Linda 113 Chapman, Linda 29, 103, 107 Clizba, David B0 Couhorety, Holly 131 Coffman, Mike 121 Coffman, Steve 103 Cohen, Merrell 27, 113 Cohn, Carol 31, 121 Coleman, Lee 128 Coles, Clare 130 Coles, Edielou B0, 94 Collier, Pam 15, 128 Collins, Bill 19, 22, 80 Collins, Mary 103 Callinsworth, Cary 132 Callinsworth, Karen 128 Colquith, Barbara 113 Comegys, Greg 103 Comegys, Sharon 121 Congleton, Mike 131 Conley, Priscilla 128 Conn, Cheryl 121 Conts, Mike 60 Cook, Charles 38, 103 Cook, Jim 56, 59, B0 Cooper, Beverly 121 Copeland, Clifton 113 Copeland, Leon 21, 29, 67, 72 Copeland, Phyllis 103, 133 Corbett, Bob 60, 129 Corley, Carol 103 Corner, Greg 121 Cossman, Judy 113 Cossman, Neil 21, 25, 80 Couts, 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Olisteen 131 Davis, Phyllis 113 Davis, Tom 29, 60, 113 Christiane, Becky 113 Christman, Joe 121 Clark, Adrian 80 Clark, James 113 Clark, Jim 103 Clarke, Spencer 26, 34, 103 Clay, Jerry 121 Clay, Richard 113 Clayton, Robert 121 Cleaveland, Ann 121 Clifford, Candy 6, 24, 29, 113 Clifton, Diana 131 Dawson, Linda 103 Deadmond, Lee 113 Deadmond, Marianne 131 Deahl, Dick 120 Debard, Sharron 121 DeJarnott, Jane 113 DeJarnott, Robert 81 Delich, Millie 103 Delinski, Sharon 81 DeMaegd, Carolyn 103 DeMaegd, Ruth 121 Demby, Jet? 81 Denny, Carol 131 Denniston, Bob 121 Denniston, Sandra 131 Derby, Ann 121 Devolder, Sonald 103 DeVos, Sharon 113 DeWinne, Annette 131 DeWinne, Julie 81 Dickens, Carolyn 113 Dickens, Chuck 113 Dickey, Doyle 104 Dickey, Sandy 121, 29 Deirbeck, Jim 103 Dietl, Larry 104 Dixon, Tom 121 Dobvanszky, Emery 121 Domonkos, larry 104 Donathen, Donald 128 Donathen, John 104 Donelson, Richard 121, 125 Dorn, Tom 131 Dose, Gretchen 41, 104 Douglas, Charles 70, 104 Downey, Charlotte 27, 104 Downham, Charles 131 Downham, Robert 121 Downs, Harold 128 Drain, Mike 113 Dreher, Richard 60 Dreibelbis, Monica 81 Dry, Brenda 104 Dueringer, Dick 71, 113, 118 Dueringer, Peg 2, 10, 11, 18, 21, 23, 55, 74, 77, 81, 83, 87 Duncan, Cecelia 53, 104 Dunkle, Steve 31, 113 Dunlap, Diana 121 Dunn, Jane 121 Dunn, Ted 104 Dunn, Tenia 113, 142 Dupree, Deanna 24, 77, 82, Durfey, Barbara 113 Durock, Zora 29, 113 Gardini, Fred 129 Eads, Judith 29, 121 Easton, Melvin 132 Eaton, Dennis 60, 128 Eaton, James 129 Eberhard, Michon 29, 121 Eberly, Larry 113 Ebersole, Gloria 82 Ebersole, Joyce 121 Eckenberger, Max 131 Eckerberger, Terry 128 Eckhart, Diana 113 Eckhart, Patricia 104 Edison, Bruce 60, 130 Edison, Leota 113 Eggers, Larry 113 Egolf, Stephen 121 Ehrich, Bob 121 Eishorst, Dixie 31, 49, 113 Eisele, Diane 27, 31, 113 Eislel, Pat 131 Eisele, Sharon 128 Elliott, Suzanne 131 Ellis, Jackie 128 Ellison, Don 104 Ellison, Tom 61, 65, 71, 82 Emerson, Tom 132 Engstrom, Brian 57, 70, 114, 116 Erickson, Gary 121 Evard, Tom 121 Everly, John 104 Fackson, Dave 114 Fackson, Sondra Fair, Max 114 Fairchild, Faith 82 Fairchild, Richard 132 Faludi, Tom 131 Fannin, Mike 130 Farkas, Connie 121 Feece, Jim 127 Fein, Bill 132 Feingold, Leon 114 Felgar, Carole 114 Fenimore, Jim 128 Fenn, Dave 104 Fenn, Jim 17, 114 Ference, Thomas 114 Ferwerda, Marilyn 121 Fetters, Leroy 31, 114 Feige, Judy 29, 104 Feild, Elizabeth 30, 121 Fields, Chuck 29, 121 Finney, Thomas 29, 104 Fischer, Gloria 114 Fish, Connie 31, 114 Fish, Manning 104 Fish, Randy 114 Fisher, Mary B2 Fisher, Mary Kay 128 Fisher, Pat 21, B2 Fitch, Betty 121 Fitterling, Sharon 114 Fitz, David 104 Flanigan, Mike 60, 182 Flannery, Don 82 Fleming, Dave 24, 34, 82 Flesher, Shirley 122 Floran, Arden 21, 67, 70, 71, 74, 82, B3 Floran, Arthur 18, 21, 67, 70, 71, 82, 83 Flory, Ron 82 Flowers, Edward 122 Foor, Bob 57, 58, 102, 104, 108 Foote, Mike 19, 82, 87 Foote, Ted 104 Forsgren, Mary Ann 104, 133 Forslund, Dolores 122 Forslund, Jim 122 Forsythe, Jim 104 Foster, Carl 60, 122 Foster, Keith 60, 129 Foster, Mildred 129 Foster, Ronald 104 Foust, Dennis 114 Fox, Judy 114 Foy, Diane 104 Frank, Tom 114, 123 Franklin, Arthur 60 Franklin, Deloris 104 Frantz, Terry 31, 82 Frayier, Eddie 128 Freeland, Charles 114 Freeland, Barry 114 Freeman, Deatra 129 Freund, Georgia 30, 114 Freund, Virginia 30, 104 Fribley, Barbara 114 Frick, Johnette 25, 114 Frick, James 60, 66, 129 Frick, Shirley 104 Fricker, Jan 130 Fricker, Jon 132 Fritz, Marilyn 21, 82 Fritz, Ronald 6, 83 Frohler, Jill 27, 114 Frushour, Suellen 27, 122 Fulcher, Dave 122 Fuller, Ann 25, 104 Fuller, Frank 66, 122 Fuller, Fred 114 Fults, Mara 21, 83 Galloway, Bob 70, 83 Galloway, Melissa 122 Gantt, Linda 83 Gapski, Dave 71, 104 Gapski, Doris 83 Garbacz, Larry 114 Garbacz, Sandy 24, 111, 114 Gardini, Lana 114 Gardner, Alan 31, 122 Gardner, Jan 27, 31, 114, 1 Gardner, Richard 104 Gargis, Tom 83 Garlit, Jimmie 114 Garner, Bonnie 29, 122 Garner, Gerald 129 Garnsey, Gaith 114 Garrison, Charles 129 Gaska, Leonard 31, 122 Gast, Beverly 84 Gauldin, James 60, 66, 129 Gauldin, Mai 129 Gearhart, Diana 122 Gearhart, Gerald 31, 104 Gearhart, Larry 84 Geier, Richard 84 Genter, Sharon 130 Gerard, Caro-Lynn 104 Gerencser, George 61, 62, 104 Gerschoffer, John 114 Gerwig, Bruce 104 Gibbons, Melinda 84 Gilman, Carol 84 Glaser, Sue 114 Gleason, Tom 56, 114, 116 Glick, James 31 Glick, Ronald 60, 122, 129 Glisinski, Martin 56, 114 Gluchowski, Greg 57, 58, 72, 1 Gluchowski, Vicki 122 Goff, Dick 8, 84 GolT, James S, 19, 84 Golfeney, Sue 104 Goldberg, Dee 102, 104, 105 Goodspeed, Linda 122 Goodspeed, Phyllis 122 Goodwin, James 104 Gordon, Doris 129 Gordon, Jean 122 Gordon, Raymond 84 Gosc, David 122 Gosc, Rosemarie 114 Gosc, Walter 84 Graber, Sam 132 Grabill, John 114 Gragg, Linda 104 Grams, Rick 114 Granat, Michael 84, 65, 61 Green, Barbara 29, 37, 114 Greene, Darrell 66 Greene, Randy 104 Greider, Brian 114 Greider, Lance 8, 41, 84 Griffin, Fred 129 Griffith, Eugene 122 Grosc, Janice 122 Grote, Karen 114 Grubbs, Linda 104 Gruesbeck, Jacquelyn 129 Gruesbeck, Kirk 122 Grundy, George 62, 104 Grundy, John 129 Grundy, Michael 60, 66, 122 Gronwald, Kathleen 122 Gubbins, Margaret 21, 29, 84 Gunter, Marcia 122 Gusich, George 17, 114 Guthrie, Patricia 114 Haas, Richard 84 Habiianac, Karl 17, 104 Hadrick, Kathy 24, 47, 104 Haenes, Vicky 104 Hogle, Dennis 129 Hague, Dennis 115 Hahn, Barbara 115 Haines, Pamela 104 Halasi, Nancy 105 Haley, Diane 115 Haley, Duane 56, 115 Hall, Sandra 129 Hall, Willie 57, 115 Ham, Linda 115 Hamilton, Jim 62, 115 Hamilton, Mary 29, 122 Hammons, Faye 10, 122 Hampel, Carol 29, 84 Hampel, Trudy 115 Hancock, John 122 Hancllin, Jacquelyn 122 Hankinson, Bruce 122 Hankinson, Sharyl 105 Hanna, Andy '131 Hanna, Sharon 105 Hansen, Carol 122 Hansen, Nancy 6, 84 Hanwell, Joanne 115 Harbour, Carolyn 30, 115 Hargrove, Peg B4 Harman, Barbara 105 Harman, John 60, 132 Harman, Susie 105 Harris, Karen 105 Harris, Linda 124 Harris, Roscoe 105 Harroff, Robert 122 Hartman, Charity 105 Hartman, Donna 27, 122 Hartter, Larry 84 02, 104 Hartter, Leon 122 Harvey, James 115 Harvey, Tom 57, 132 Hass, Sandra 131 Haupert, Carolyn 115 Haupert, Richard 129 Hauser, Mike 31, 122 Hawblitzel, Audrey 42, 84 Hawblitzel, Beverly 115 Hawblitzel, Eugene 85 Hawley, Juanita 115 Hay, David 31, 85 Hay, Earl 115 Hayes, Jane 31, 122 Hayes, Ray 115 Hayum, Jeffery 115 Hayum, Ronald 27, 85 Heck, Richard 60, 132 Heddens, Leslie 130 Hegreness, Don 60, 122 Hegreness, Nancy 105 Hehl, Mike 60, 122 Heidrich, Judy 115 Heidrich, Rick 56, 105 Heiermann, Jack 60, 66, 132 Heilman, John 122 Heilman, Sharon 105 Hendershot, Susan 29, 122 Hendrix, David 56. 62, 112, 115, 116 Hendrix, Dennis 85 Hensel, Leonard 105 Herrmann, Becka 115 Hesler, Marko 122 Hess, John 122 Hesser, Mary' Lou 31, 105 Hesser, Rich 122 Hickey, Kenneth 66, 127 Hickok, Charles 57, 115, 116 Hildabridle, Allan 115 Hildabridle, Barry 132 Hildabridle, Michael 129 Hildebrand, Bonnie 105 Hildebrand, Jerry 105 Hiles, George 122 Hines, Mary 132 Hipskind, John 31, 47, 66, 122 Hipskind, Fat 21, 27, 31, 85 Hirschfeldt, Ingrid 27, 122 Hirschler, Alby 122 Hirschler, Fred 132 Hock, Konnie 85 Hodson, Nancy 115 Holfer, James 85 Hoffer, Jane 27, 122 Hoffman, Diane 20, 85 Hogan, Jerry 105 Hohman, Chuck 62, 115 Hoinacki, Kathy 112, 115 Hoinacki, Wayne 66, 132 Hoke, Gordon 60, 130 Hoke, Sharon 20, 85 Holdeman, Bob 115 Holden, Caryle 132 Holdren, Cathy 115 Holdren, Hannah 105 Holleman, Linda 129 Holmes, Harvey 129 Holmes, Ruth 106 Holmes, Tom 31, 66, 122 Holtz, Karen 29, 115 Hoover, Jerry 102 Hoover, John 35, 122 Horner, Fran 115 Hornyak, Sandra 122 Horvath, Elsie 132 Horvath, Joe 57, 132 Horvath, Joseph 115 Horvath, Kathleen 122 Horvath, Pat 132 Horvath, Paul 115 Horvath, Rick 106 Horvath, Sandra 130 Horvath, Sandee 85 Hosinski, Mike 115 Hosterman, Craig 115 Hosterman, Mark 132 Hostetler, Darlene 130 Hostetler, Larry 57, 106, 108 Hostetler, Sandy 106 Hauser, Dale 56, 106 Houser, Floyd 115 Hauser, Sharon 85 Howard, Linda 106 Howell, Eddie 122 Howes, Gail 29, 52, 115, 138 Hruska, Norman 53, 106 Huber, Carol 25, 29, 24, 35, 115 Huckins, Diane 31, 122 Huckins, Tom 85 Huffman, Phil 115 Huggett, Ken 115 Huitfeldt, Bente 2, 3, 16, 17, 85 Kendall, Lawson 123 Keppler, Edgar 123 Kepler, George 129 Kesler, Anna Louise 123 Kestner, Rosemary 115 Kidder, John 31, 115 Kile, Constance 131 Kimble, Jancie 115 Kimmel, Susan 106 Kimmerle, Martha 48, 132 Hulse, Ruth 115 Hurwich, Joseph 132 Huston, Roy 122 Hutchens, Diane 29, 122 Huston, Pom 29, 122 Huys, Donna 115 Huys, Janet 132 Ingles, Janet 106 King, Dennis 123 King, James 127 King, Karen 19, 21, 86, 87 King, Paula 123 King, Paulette 129 Kingston, Elizabeth 106 Kinner, Barbara 115 Kinner, John 129 Kins, David 123 Inman, Bob 129 Izdepski, David 115 Izdepski, Mike 38, 106 Jackey, Bert 115 Jockey, Susan B5 Jackson, Mabel 122 Jackson, Melvin 56, 106 Jackson, Tom 57, 106 Jacobs, Patricia 29, 123 Jacobs, Patrick 115, 130 Jakob, Louis 122 James, Kenneth 122 Jamison, David 122 Jamison, Larry 132 Jarvis, Lois 48, 132 Jeisel, James 29, 31, 60, 122 Jennings, Larry 106 Jernstrom, Ran 57, 115 Jester, Bob 60 Jester, Larry 131 Jewell, Jim 62, 71, 73, 115 Jewell, John B5 Jewell, Ruby 29, 115 Jewell, Tom 85 Johnson, Ben 115 Johnson, Bill B5 Johnson, Charles 72, 106 Johnson, David 60, 130 Johnson, Joe 60, 129 Johnson, Johnnie 132 Johnson, Juanita 122 Johnson, Karen 106 Johnson, Larry 106 Johnson, Lyndora 130 Johnson, Ralph 122 Johnson, Terry 115 Jonason, Sandy 132 Jones, Charles 85 Jones, Christeno 122 Jones, Clarise 86 Jones, Gloria 132 Jones, Jeane 115 Jones, Larry 115 Jones, MerryJane 132 Jones, Sherry 132 Jones, Sheryn 129 Jones, Steve 31, 115 cz, Paul 56, 116 Joseph, Jim 122 Joseph, Paul 129 Joseph, Ruth 106 Jurkaites, Jim 86 Kachel, Rick 106 Kaczorowske, Janet 106 Kaizer, Gerald 115 Kaizer, Trudy 30, 106 Kaluder, Erika 115 Kalwitz, Everett 106 Kaminski, Judy 122 Kammeraad. Evelyn 106 Kirch, Elaine 31, 106 Kirkley, Trudy 115 Kirkwood, Warren 115 Kiser, James 115 Kiser, Ronnie 129 Kish, Bob B, 86 Kish, Judy 29, 123 Kitley, Diane 106 Klebusits, Vicki 129 Kletka, Robert 15, 60, 66, 129 Klinedinst, Judy 86 Klinger, Brent 132 Klinger, Ron 86 Klinghammsr, George 123 Klosinski, Kathy 123 Klowetter, Bill 123 Knebel, Paul 131 Knechel, Robert 27, 29, 115, 118 Knechel, Ruth Ann 21, 86 Knepp, Patricia 123 Knisley, DeMaris 43, 86 Knisley, Diane 123 Knuth, Pauline 115 Kocher, Virginia 106 Kogler, Dusty 128 Kollar, Lyle 106 Kollar, Mary 123 Knight, Brice 106 Koontz, Louise 27, 106 Kopecki, Joyce 21, 19, 39 Kopecki, Steve 115 Kossack, Stan 123 Kostielney, Carol 115 Kotouc, Don 123 Kottlowski, David 27, 123 Kouts, Jim 30 Kramer, George 115 Kramer, Sam 62, 68 Kratavil, Scott 60, 123 Krause, Maurice 106 Kreskai, Gloria 106 Kreskai, Karen 129 Krider, Kathy 25, 106 Kridler, Bill 123 Kridler, Ted 60 Kroft, Robert 31, 38, 57, 106 Krogel, Terry 115 Krall, Becky 106 Kronwitter, Ron 106 Kronwitter, Sheryl 115 Krubel, Paul 60 Lako, Veronica 106 Lambert, Dennis 123 Lanbka, Wendy 29, 116, 118 Lamirand, Gary 123 Land, Linda 87 Lang, Donald 106 Lanning, Susan B7 Lanning, Tom 60, 120, 123 Lasley, Karen 129 Lattimer, Sue 27, 123 Laughlin, Judy 44, 88 Lawhorn, Bill 66, 123 Lawson, Marilyn 132 Lawson, Pat 116 Layman, Robert 62, 116 Layne, Toney 60, 127 Leach, Cheryl 132 Leach, George 106 Leach, Larry 116 Le Blanc, Jim 123 Ledley, Jackie 123 Lee, Carole 129 Lehman, Carol 123 Lehman, Donna 123 Lehman, Paul 106 Leier, Darlene 132 Leipold, James 29, 88 Le Jeune, Jean 106 Lemanski, Frances 132 Lentz, Juanita 130 Leopold, Sara 31, 107 Lerman, Bob 25, 34, 107 Lester, Michael 130 Lester, Steven 37, 71, 127 Lewallen, James 107 Lewis, Carol 123 Libey, Connie 46, 88 Liberman, Corinne 130 Lincoln, Allen 25, 116 Lincoln, Beverly 31, 123 Lindbergh, Sonia 88 Linderman, Karol 22, 88, 94 Lindsey, Donald 129 Lineback, Jim 123 Linn, Sharon 88 Linn, Susan 116 Lively, Catharine 116 Lloyd, LeRoy 60, 66, 129 Lobeck, John 60, 130 Lobeck, Joyce 112, 116, 118 Lockwood, David 129 Loczkows, Jim 130 Long, Elizabeth 132 Long, Judy 116 Longley, Phyllis 30, 127 Longley, Ron 3. 71, 88 Lorence, Tom 62, 116 Mangum, Judy B8 Mann, Bob 116 Mannen, Tom 56, 70, 72, 10 08 Marchino, Sharon 107 Marosz, Larry 71, 89 Marsh, Jack 71, 124 Martin, Frances 124 Martin, Judith 107 Martin, Shirley 124 Martindale, Alan 31, 124 Martindale, Joyce 107 Martino, Joan 30, 116 Marvel, Gary 38, 107 Mason, Larry 116 Mast, Joan 124 Mast, John 107 Masterson, Robert 132 Masterson, William 60, 132 Mathia, Robert 124 Mathia, Ronnie 132 Motlern, Gary 124 Matthews, Kay 107 Maurer, Jeanne 130 Maurer, Jerry 116 Maurer, Richard 62, 116 May, Susan 30, 124 Maze, Jon 116 McAdams, Mildred 116 McCalment, Larry 31, 116 McCaslin, Bill 116 McCaslin, Sharon 130 McCoy, Brian 116 McClanahan, Patricia 132 McClellan, Carlene 124 McClish, Jim 89 McClish, Linda 124 McClish, Nelson 116 McCord, Diane 130 McCormick, Patricia 132 McCubbins, Mike 132 McCuddy, Karen 116 McCuen, Carol 124 McCune, Cherryl 119 McCurdy, Susan 124, 127 McEndarfer, Judith 89 McEndarfer, Nancy 129 McEndarfer, Sharon 107 McKee, Tim 107 McKee, Richard 130 McKenzie, Brenda 129 McKesson, Brant 27, 124 McKenney, David 31, 116 McKitrick, Camile 130 McKnight, Delia 124 Means, David 27, 31, 116 Medish, Michael 29, 107 Meek, Sandra 124 Lorincz, Sandy 112, 116, 118, 143 Lott, Kathleen 132 Lovell, Kathleen 107 Lovisa, Vilma 11, 24, 114, 116 Lovitt, James 130 Megyese, Bob 57, 59, 89 Megyese, Janice 107 Meissner, Fred 116 Meissner, June 129 Mellquist, Karen 116 Krueger, Judy 115 Kruggel, Bill 106 Kruggel, Karen 115 Kruggel, Kent 123 Kryder, Judy 123 Kudlaty, Kay 106 Kuk, Kathy 106 Kulscar, Karen 132 Kumm, Rosalie 29, 116 Kurlowi Kasprzak, John 122 Katz, Larry 31, 122 Millcarck, Diana 124 Keefer, Linda 31, 122 Keen, Sherry 29, 115 Keene, JeHrey 115, 116 Keiser, Charles 56, 106 Keiser, David 132 Keiser, Judith 129 Kurz, Mary Ann 106 Kurzke, Wilfried 129 Kushto, Sherry 116 Kuzbay, Bob 87 Kuzmits, Frank B7 Kuzmits, Joseph 116 Kyle, Beattice 106 Kyle, Myrtle 123 Kelly, Karen 123 Kelsey, Kathleen 132 Keltner, Margaret 27, 123 Kenady, Barbara 24, 106, 107, 135 Kyllingstad, Inger 3, 17, 21, 87 Labis, Susan 123 LaCluyze, Susan 42, 87 Luchowski, Jeanette 123 Lucy, Bmce 130 Lugar, Joyce 42, 88 Lukovich, Nancy 107 Lung, Linda 88 Luther, Don 20, 88 Lutz, Mary Jo 123 Luzney, Dolores 88 Lynch, Gloria 116 Lynn, Wayne 116 Lyons, Judy 88 Lyrberg, Bill B8 Lytle, Tom 107 Mac Donald, John 57, 107, 108 Mac Donald, Tim 60, 132 Machowich, Jim 123 Madar, Roseann 123 Madden, Sharron 30, 107 Madick, Donna 35, B8 Modura, Tom 107 Maez, Isabelle 29, 116 Magnuson, Marsha 130 Mahar, Ed 116 Mahar, Kathleen 123 Mahoney, Dick 57, 71, 72, 107 Mahoney, Melanie 29, 107 Malling, Karl 116 Mandick, Kathy 116 Mangum, Carolle 30, 123 Melville, Janet 132 Mantel, James 129 Meredith, Richard 129 Merlo, Maria 3, 17, 21, 24, 38, 89, 143 Mertins, Kathy 30, 89, 91 Messerly, Anne 24, 25, 31, 52, 116 Metcalfe, Mike 116 Metcalfe, Pat 124 Metcalfe, Tom 116 Metsker, Ted 124 Meyerson, Barbara Lee 132 Michael, Jerry 124 Mikel, Arthur 117 Mikel, Carol 19, 20, 21, 27, 30, 97 Mikel, Linda 27, 30, 124 Mikel, Marsha 117 Mikel, Phyllis 21, 89, 91 Mikel, Sally 124 Mikulos, Bill 89 Millar, Ann 24, 83, 89, 44, Miller, Bill 124 Miller, Charles 117, 119 Miller, Connie 124 Miller, Dennis 107 Miller, Gilbert 129 Miller, Gene 124 Miller, Janis 119 Miller, Jim 71, 124 Miller, Keith 130 Potter, Jim Miller, Linda 20, 89 Miller, Patricia 25, 108 Million, John 29, 57, 108 Million, Robert 31, 69, 124 Milovich, Ronald 132 Minnes, Michele 117 Minor, John 129 Mitschelen, Janice 124 Moe, Marilee 42, B9 Moeller, David 89 Molnar, Alan 117 Molnar, David 57, 124 Mominee, Char 124, 127 Monsma, Jack 31, 124 Monteith, Jane 124 Morris, Monteith, Mary Alice 132 Monteith, Sue 117 Moon, Bruce 19, 87, 89 Moon, Janice 124 Moon, Rebecca 29, 124 Moore, Diane 117 Moore, Janet 132 Moore, Judy 117 Moore, Roger 108 . Moore, Ronnie 67, 117 Moore, Terry 60, 124 Morey, Lloyd 108 Morgan, James 89 Morgan, Janice 132 Carl 25, 90 Morris, Nancy 108 Morrow, Katherine 117 Morton, Brenda 48, 77, 90 Moskolis, James 66 Moskolis, Kathy 129 Moskoles, Sam 66, 129 Mossman, Dave 108 n, Larry 73, 92 Mumford, James 124 Munson, Trina 90 Murphy Murphy , Dale 29, 31, 108 , Jim 90 Murray, Ann 90 Murray, Dave 67, 120, 124 Musselman, Carol 117 Musselman, Quentin 132 Myers, Alice 124 Myers, Elaine 108 Myers, Susan 124 Nace, Jon 67, 72, 117, 118 Nall, Nancy 29, 124 Nees, Sharon 31, 117 Neese, Neese, Glenavere 90 Victor 124 Neil, Stephen 124 Neiswender, Dale 117 Nelson, Don 108 Nelson, Keith 19, 90 Nelson, Lanny 50, 66, 130 Nelson, Paul 56, 116, 117 Nelson, William 12, 18, 21, 61, 64, 65, 74, 83, 90 Nemeth, Andy 124 Nemeth, Bill 25, 67, 10B Nemeth, Patricia 2, 11, 21, 55, 74, 83, 87, 90, 91 Nemeth, Ronnie 124 Nemeth, Suzanne 129 Nering, Bill 71, 124 Neumann, Betty 124 Neumann, Beverly 132 Nevelle, Carole 52, 117 Nugent, Jan 90 Null, Sharon 130 Nurenberg, Jerry 21, 90 Nurenberg, Tom 108 Nurton, Bruce 31, 57, 108 Nutting, Janice 108 Nutting, Terry 124 Nye, Carol 108 Nye, Mary Ellen 117 Nyiko Postle, John 130 Postle, Judy 66, 109 Postle, Nancy 52, 111, 117 62. 112 Rozow, Maria 117 Rudolph 125 Ruggieri, Diana 29, 117 Rummel, Thomas 60, 129 s, Richard 108 O'Donnel, Dennis 132 Odusch, Marie 39, 124 Olden, Michael 117 Older, Michael 130 Olson, Christine 111, 117 Oman, Gary 27, 57, 117 Orban, Josepf 90 Orban, Marie 124 Orr, Nancy 130 Osborne, Brenda 130 Pacukewicz, Allen 130 Paczkowski, Devon 108 Paege, John 108 Page, Eugene 129 Page, Sue 108, 111 Pahl, Joyce 21, 91 Palmer, Albert 132 Palmer, David 124 Palmer, Richard 124 Palmer, Sherrell 117 Palmer, Stephen 108 Palmquist, James 119 Pancheri, Eugene 129 Papai, Joan 91 Popp, John 108 Parker, Alice 117 Parker, Betty 91 Parker, Ed B, 56, 59, 91 Parker, Lee 124 Parker, Richard 108 Parks, Mariorie 21, 29, 91 Parmley, Neal 117 Parrish, Pete 60, 124 Parrot, Julie 29, 91 Pasalich, Johan 130 F'artryk, Jerry 124 Paul, Patricia 117 Payton, Dick 92 Pearson, Sue 92 Pecsi, Joseph 108 Peebles, Kathleen 108 Peli, Bob 92 Peli, Ri Pellett, Pel lett, Perkey, ck 60, 124 Joan 124 Mary 124 Rebecca 124 Perkins, Jim 61, 62, 68, 108 Perkins, Judith 92 Perkins, Marsha 31, 120, 124 Perkins, Phillis 124 Peterse Petersen , Diane 6. 24, 92, 114 Peterson, James 124 Peterson, Nela 25, 108 Petovich , Michael 108 Petrowsky, Anthony 108 Phares, Phipps, Linda 27, 124 Betty 117 Pickering, Dave 117 Pigg, Horace 108 Powell, Judy 20, 29, 92 Powers, Jeanette 31, 125 Powers, Kim 117 Pozil, Sharon 129 Pozagai, Katherine 125 Preger, Davine 37, 38, 117 Prentkowski, Robert 117 Preston, Willie 117 Prihoda, Margaret 125 Pritchard, Emily 125 Przylylski, Judy 117 Pulley, Mary Lou 2, 25, 83, 91, 92 Pulliam Christine 25, 117 Pulliam, Essie 125 Pulliam, Gene 41 Puskas, Larry 57, 62, 117 Puterbaugh, Dick 109 Quade, Judy 20, 21, 91, 92 Radanovich, Marty 117 Radics, Phil B, 92 Rafalski, Susan 109 Ragsdale, Jimmy 130 Ramsbey, Marcia 109 Ramsbey, Susan 6, 24, 92 Rupel, Beverly 21 , 93 Rupert, Connie 109 Rupert, Janet 117 Rupert, Margaret 125 Rupert, Terry 129 Ranschaert, Nancy 21, 93, 94 Rasmussen, Sally 93 Rasmussen, Susan 125 Ray, Eddie 117 Roy, Ernest 117 Ray, Melinda 109 Ray, Suzanne 131 Ruppert, Ralph 117 Ryan, Pat 117 Saal, Tom 125 Safrit, Tom 117 Sailor, Janet 117, 10, 31 St. Germain, Jerry 93 St. Germain, Larry 93 Samulski, Robert 117 Sanders, Alton 108, 109, 72, 56, 17 Sanders, Pete 125, 70, 60 Sanders, Steve 130 Satterlee, Judy 93, 19 Satterlee, Lois 118 Sauer, Ginny 125 Scanlon, Ronald 131, 60 Schafer, Marilee 109 Schafer, Ronald 125 Schille, Linda 125 Schille, Mary Lou 114, 118, 142, 22 24 Schinbeckler, Diana 93, 94, 21 Schinbeckler, Gary Allen 128, 66 Schmok, Bob 93 Schosker, Robert 131, 60 Schrader, Randy 118 Schrader, Sharon 109, 107 Schreiner, Rae 109 Reader, Diane 131 Reed, Warren 109 Reeves, Mike 125 Rehmel, Carolyn 93 Reinke, Gerry 47,,55, 102, 107, 109 Reinoell, Sharon 27, 30, 109 Reiter, Steve 125 Reith, Richard 60, 125 Remenih, Richard 6, 21, 34, 93 Rendall, Jerry 109 Rendall, Peggy 117 Rhea, Shirley 129 Rhodes, Mary 117 Rice, Ray 117 Rice, Terry 60, 125 Richard, Connie 107, 109 Richard, Sherry 117 Richmond, James 8, 31, 93 Richter, Michael 117 Rickel, Bob 61, 64, 108, 109 Riggs, Dan 109 Rittenhouse, Delbert 129, 131 Rittenhouse, Lillian 109 Rinehart, Jerry B, 93 Rink, Pat 125 Risner, Linda 129 Schroeder, Jim 118, 31 Sclamberg, Toby 131 Scott, Bill 109, 70 Scott, Bill 128 Scott, Kenneth 118 Sebodos, Sharon 125 Sedan, Marcie 125, 27, 31 Seely, Carol 125 Seely, Donna 118 Seely, Evelyn 118 Segal, Lesley 125 Sega, Gene 94, 72 Seider, Donald 109 Seiffert, Sandra 131 Seltenright, Monte 128 Seltenright, Sue 125 Settlers, Jim 125, 60 Sweard, Judy 109 Shafer, Carol 94 Shafer, Sharon 126 Shapiro, Nancy 130 Shapiro, Roberta 126, 27 Sharp, Ronald 118 Sharrer, Carol 118 Shaw, Terry 126 Shearer, Ricky 118, 31 Shellenberger, Jane 126, 29 Ritter, Karen 109 Roberts, Carol 125 Roberts, Dorthy 37, 117 Roberts, Steven 130 Robison, Donald 60, 66, 131 Robison, Jack 39, 125 Rodgers, Douglas 125 Rodibaugh, David 29, 34, 109 Roelke, Don 67, 109 Shellhouse, Mono 94 Shellhouse, Sally 126, 127 Shelton, John 119 Shelton, Nancy 118, 48 Sherwood, Jim 94, 59, 70, 56 Sherwood, Larry 126 Shields, Donna 131 Shields, Janet 109 Shindledecker, Sam 126 98 Nevelle, Frank 60, 120, 124 Nevelle, Yvonne 2, 7, 11, 22, 87, 90, Pigg, Jimmy 129 Pinney, Kaylyn 132 Pinney, Nancy Jo 29, 92 Newhard, Rebecca 29, 117 Newhouse, Nancy 124 Newport, Dick 124 Nichols, Karen 29, 124 Niemann, Gerald 66, 132 Niemann, James 108 Niemann, Richard 61, 64, 72, 87, 90 Nikoley, Bobbie Jo 117 Nikoley, Cheryl 132 Nimtz, John 31, 10B Nische, Dennis 117 Niven, Mike 129 Nixon, Bob 8, 90 Nixon, Larry 117 Northern, Joe 39, 61, 62, 117 Northern, Ted 60 Northern, Robert 66, 124 Piser, Jon 125 Place, Kay 102, 109 Plaid, Andy B Plant, Michael 117 Platt, Jacqueline 109 Pletcher, Larry 117 Pletcher, Phyllis 9, 21, 92 Plawman, Chris 125 Plawman, Grnat 109 Polis, Francie 109 Polis, Jerry 56, 59, 92 Pollock, Larry 60, 129 Folovina, Georgia 25, 29, 109 Poole, David 31, 125 Porte, Jack 92 Porter, Gary 132 Porter, Wayne 117 Roelke, Kay 117 Rogalski, Gorden 125 Rollins, Judie 24, 109, 111, 114 Roof, Richard 117 Roop, Kenneth 31, 117 Roose, David 31, 117 Roose, Denny 117 Roose, Richard 130 Rose, Rowland 130 Rosenquist, Sue Ann 109 Rosheck, Thomas 60, 125 Roskuski, Ron 8, 72, 93 Ross, Linda 125 Roth, Susan 131 Rouhselang, Linda 49, 117 Rousch, Phyllis 20, 93 Rowe, Greg 27, 31, 125 Rowings, Louise 117 Royce, Brenda 109 Royer, Sheryl 11, 19, 43, 91, 93 Shinneman, Nancy 109, 107, 47 Shirk, Shirk, Arvis 94 Betty 128 Shirk, Shiver, Shorb, Short, Shuff, Shuff, Shultz, Shultz, Sh-mp, Sieron, Siglaw Siglaw Sigler, Sikorsk Vicki 126 Diane 95 Joan 109, 27 Sue 126 Andrea 126, 127 Jim 128, 60 Charles 109, 15, 27 Larry 118 John 118 Wayne 109 ski, Joe 126 ski, Loretta 109 Bill 94 i, Annette 126 Sikorski, Anthony 109 Simmons, Bob 109, 105 Simmons, Dave 118, 142, 22 Stroup, William 57 Stump, Art 59, 56, 21 Sugonis, Penelope 110, 29 Sullivan, Kerry 110 Sullivan, Maureen 119 Sulok, Mary Anne 119 Sult, Bob 126, 66, 60 Sult, Tom 96 Sutter, Linda 110 Swanson, Jill 119, 30, 25 Swanson, Karen 119 Swartz, Linda Lee 128 Swartz, Mike 96 Swartz, Susan 119 Singer, Nancy 109 Singleton, Allen 94, 95, 34 Singleton, Dianna 95, 97, 21, 27 Singleton, Jim 109, 66, 62 Singleton, Richard 128 Sipe, Rod 56, 63, 8, 61 Sipotz, Mike 126, 60 ney 95, 114, 72, 59, 87, 98, Trost, Paul 110 Troyer, Jerry 119, 24 Truex, Marilyn 126 Turner, Pamela 130, 15 Turner, Sharon 119 Turnock, Mike 119, 72, 56 Tyson, Linda 126 Sirko, Tony 118 Sisti, Richard Skaret, Evelyn 94, 95, 37, 7, 21, 29 Skaret, Mike 118 Skarich, Fred 131 Skarich, Tony 118 Swedarsky, Louis 110, 29, 26 Swedarsky, Sheldon 131, 66 Sweeney, Mary 131 Sweeney, Patrick 110 Sweitxer, Kathy 128 Sweitzer, Linda 110, 25 Sweitler, Susan 119, 30 Swihart, Dan 110, 72, 71 Synave, Rosemary 110 Szabo, Richard 119 Szekendi, Ron 110 Szikszoi, Paul 110 Szucs, Joe 126, 66, 60 Tafelski, Eugene 107 Takach, Ralph 110, 38 Talcott, Wood 110 Tamandli, Randi 110 Tansey, Carolyn 126, 29 Tansey, Dianne 126, 29 Tansey, Sandra 110 Tatay, Charles 96 Tatay, Jack 116, 119, 56 Tatay, Margaret 126 Tate, Bruce 126 Taylor, Bob 126 Taylor, Jill 83, 96 Taylor, Judy 119 Tengelitsch, Al 96 Tengelitsch, John 126 Tengelitsch, Pat 110 Terhune, Mike 110 Terkleson, Don 130 Teske, Martha 125, 126 Thielka, Patty 125, 126 Skelton, Bob 87, 40, 2 Skiles, Judy 109, 143 Slater, Karon 126 Slott, Barry 130 Smiley, Engrid 126 Smith, Carol 95, 24 Smith, Charlene 118, 37 Smith, Dave 126 Uhrig, Becky 97, 37, 19, 21, Ulaga, Sylvia 126 Ulleny, Bob 110 Ulrich, Karen 97 Unger, Sharon 126 Unrue, Carolyn 126 Urban, Laszlo 110 VanderHeyden, Sandy 110 Vanderlieyden, Paula 126 VanderHeyden, Tom 97 VanDeWalle, Charlene 31 VanDeWalle, Ellen 97, 19, 21, VonDurmen, Jeffrey 126, 61 Smith, Devon 126, 62 Smith, Dan 109, 62 Smith, Gary 126, 60 Smith, Gayle 118, 29 Smith, Gwendolyn 118 Smith, Judith 109 Smith, Karen 118 Smith, Lewis 118 Smith, Linda 83, 95, 10, 24 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snow, Snyder, Snyder, Snyder, Snyder, Solbrig, Solmer, Marcia 118 Rana 126, 127, 33 Ray 109 Richard 95 Stanford 95 Carol 118 Barbara 95 Rick 128, 66, 60 Ron 118 William 126 Pamela 11B Henry 126 Sosh, Nikki 118, 29, 138, 24 Sousley, Betty 118 Sousley, Jeannie 95 Sowell, Bobbie Jean 128 Sparlin, Jo Jean 118 Sperlinski, Donald 109 VonDurmen, Michael John 31 VanPaemel, Jon 110 VanSlette, Jim 97 VanSlette, Judy 126 VanTornhont, Ronald 110 29 VanVasselaer, Barb 120, 126, Varga, Frank 110 Varrie, Jessie 119 Varro, Revena 97 Voscil, Susan 126 Vervaet, Gregg 126 Vickery, Sue 25 Vicsik, Edna 98 Viduka, Allen 126 Voreis, Richard 98 Voros, Jeannee 119 Vonovich, Judith 131 Vuckovich, Bob 68, 98 Wach, Linda 110 Wade, Rudy 119, 17 Wadsworth, Richard 119 Waggener, Donna 126 Waizenegger, Sybille 119 Waizenegger, Uwe 110, 3B Walker, Jack 110 Walker, Jerry 128, 50 Thi lman, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Karen 96 Peggy 131, 48 Billie Jean 126 Carolyn Faye 110 Ernesteen 110 Gloria 126 Thomas, Daren 91, 96, 21 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Carol 126, 39 Curt 119 George 96 Steve 128 T rry 119 Thompson, Tom 119 Thornton, Fred 131 Tillery, Jane 128 Wruble, Eileen 128 Toles 1 Bill 72 Spinsky, Donna 118 Spinsky, Mary 109, 107 Spurlock, Janet 118 Spychalski, Dave 118 Shriver, Dianna 49 Stahl, Cheryl 130 Stahly, Dan 118 Stahly, Steve 110 Staley, Rick 110, 31 Stanek, Diane 95, 27 Stanfield, Allan 118 Stanfield, Neal 130 Stanley, Lynne 128 Stante, Carol 126 Stante, Donald 110 Stante, Joe 118 Walker, Walker, Walling, Walling, Walters, Walters, Michael 110, 29 Patricia 119, 31 Karen 119 Tom 59, 98, 56 Bicky 98 Donna 119 Walters, Sally 119, 114 Walz, Walz, Walz, Walz, Greg 132 Mike 60 Woodward 126, 31 John 131, 60 Wambach, Lynn 130 Tales, Mildred 126 Toles, Verdell 128, 60 Staple Staple s, Carolyn 130 s, Margaret 110 Wamsly, Susan 119, 114, 24 Warner, Judith 98 Warren, James 119 Wasio, Don 110 Wasiski, Charles 98 Wasoski, Elixabeth 110 Toll, Larry 60 Tolle, Diane 126 Tolle, Duane 119, 31 Tolle, Gordon 110, 34, 27, 31 Ton, David 72 Ton, Ruth 126 Toth, Ramona 126 Toth, Susan 110 Totten, Charles 96 Totten, Rose Arlene 110 Townsend, Loretta 126 Townsend, Richard 97 Trapp, Leeray 97 Traver, Carol 97 Traver, Vicki 126 Traynor, Traynor, Trensey, Trimble, Trimble, Joan 110 Margaret 131 Dale 126 Jonathan 130 Martin 129 Staples, Roy 126 Starrett, Jan 126 Stebbins, Jim 96, 21 Steele, Bob 110 Stegman, David 110 Stein, Craig 126 Stephens, Linda 126 Stevens, LaVina 96, 30 Stit'fler, Bob 96 Stitzel, Nancy 110 Stitzel, Sally 126 Stockdale, Greg 110 Stoll, Beverly 110 Stone, Greg 126 Stone, Pam 126 Stone, Rich 96, 73 Stockton, Eagle 66 Stanecipher, Dave 126, 66, 60, 27 Strong, Cherie 110 Stroup, Darrell 116, 119, 25 Waters, Yvonne 126 Watts, Mike 130 Wead, 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