John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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J C34 KL-C0 ,4 ,' ' , ' 172 W! if 4 jf' X' 'Ii The IQSQVALBUNQSXXR X John Adams High SchoB.L:.vg?U-Et South Bend, Indiana aogpflgggv, ,-Y H 5 f Sy , -N V 3 1 f' 5 ' 4 5 1 M i 1 ., ,Y , 'X L. f ., ,, ' '93, -90 I . Simi, x , 4 fn 1 glAs5L L if r if in- l -4 'az .ual 12 3 2 .J ' 1 'U -A U4 f q X ,1 v- 1 4 X Q.. .f 1 k. Qt X .'xx. xlxi Our Life under the Tower at A.H.S. ig, g X A Our life under the tower is work, fun, roblems, balancing the budget, and learn- ing chemistry symbols prepare us for college and jobs after graduation. Along with the work is the Senior Carni- val, Christmas Vespers, the Central football game, Adams Eve and the Little Five Hundredug all add zest and fun to our busy life. Exciting are the friends we meet and get to know. This puts the finishing touch to our life under the tower. M nd excitement. English themes, square root 0 M i. ,- N 'qxf w , . , .Y ,I i RQ l il, X X X V, ,X t J 3 X u Nl ' ' 3 N 'X- xf' I Table of Contents STUDENT LIFE .,...... 4 ACTIVITIES .....,..... ....,,. 1 6 SPORTS ......... .,..... 4 0 PEOPLE ......... ,.r,... 5 4 INDEXES ......,.. ...... 9 8 inf- ' Every Friday it isn't an unusual sight to see people looking eagerly in the Tower for their names. -W? ,iwsrziivf , 1, Little Things Putting coats into an overstuffed locker, saying hi to friends and teachers, talking in home room period, the long lunch line and the short lunch hour, the sixth hour pass, and study hall in 106 are the little things in our daily life. We do them almost without thinking. Complaining about too much homework, One of the highlights of the year was the Senior Carnival presented by the class of '59, The mid- way is busy while in the background people are seen rushing to send Eaglegrams . Mean a Lot excitement about the queen's court, and re- ceiving tardy slips for talking too long in the hall are mingled with our studies, activities and friends. We do not stop to think that we are getting excited about a football con- test or about a big dateg we just get excited. All these things are a small part of our daily lifeg but little things mean a lot. v lk 5 K -l l a f -ego K .'-rn For the Adams-Central coronation Jan Robbe, foreign exchange student from Holland, escorts Michele Engel, foreign exchange student from France. Leading the football team on to victory are Coach Murphy and Denny hope for a first down peppy cheerleaders. during the Riley game. A crowded Little Theatre is the scene of the ..Eag1e-Bear Romp after the Adams-Central game. Outstanding Students John Adams High School is proud of its students and with good reason. This year we can boast about the largest number of Na- tional Merit finalists in the history of our school. Our four A.F.S. finalists are indica- tive of the outstanding juniors who will assume the A.F.S.'s leadership next year. The excellence of our students in academics We felt very proud and happy this year for our six National Merit Scholarship fmalistsg Sue Welber, Burke jackson, Jeanne Martin, Art ShaPi1'0, Tony Evans and Mary Anne Haines. Every person in our cheering section screamed and clapped enthusiastically as Mr. Rothermel crowned Eileen Schultz as our Football Queen. , ' t ,J To top off a perfect night Barb Helkie reigned One of the highlights in Adams musical year was over the Coronation Ball put on by the Adams Hi-Y. Pat Rugk'g 5010 with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. 6 Gain Recognition was quite evident as the Hi-Y's Honor Roll was filled to the brim with the names of our most studious Adamsites. 0ur many impres- sive inductions, installations and banquets gave recognition and honor to all of the students who have given service throughout the year for our clubs, honorary groups, and athletic teams. Q15 S . rs Wg 'N ii 5.35 K s I ' , if adug C s- iw me . 'sms tirrr wt I Eagle Ethics : Outstanding at Adams. -- ' 'Tm from Adams, couldn't be prouderf' says Gene. Three outstanding men on the gridiron-Denny, And Adams is proud of you! Jim Daniel hands the gavel, symbol of Student Council Presidency, to Terry Gerber, thus con- cluding another active year at Adams. 7 Gene, and Mr. Murphy. f'P4u AM MM The keen rivalry among Kathy Fishgrund, Terry Lehr, Katie May and Bob Grant, A.F.S. finalists, is not evident in this happy tableau. t 1 i f is sms, if g K b ,5 ,QL ff -A X av M Xu, t JK 53' af ' i if: 'i7 '-' l ' x ff L i. .. .0 fir' . '. '53-'sqe P: if ., ' 1 ' , f 2' I V h L ' . i A , 'fm In . 1 1 -2 t ' I . 1, tif , l ri A l fi-A - so M. 'RV , ' ' '4.ffI' ' IQ A I if - ,, . .. -x . s 5 . , I 5 ,Li I - l' 1 As the checkered flag is waved declaring the last HTOWGI' f01' Sale! Calls Judy Hehl 35 CUSf0mefS lap of the Little 500 Adamsites cheer their home line up. rooms on to victory. It is evident that jan and Michele want others to enjoy the same experiences by contributing to two collectors for Share-Their-Fare, Gail Levy and Judy Hughes. 8 Enjoying bacon and eggs, these straight A students are guests of the Honor Society at the annual Honor Breakfast. -Q Lin Hammes, senior, introduces freshmen to Adams during Sho' Ya Round. 1 P E The burning of the ill-rivalries is shown by the bonfire co-sponsored by the Adams and Central Booster Clubs. Tradition Runs Strong at Adams Traditions play a very important role in our life under the tower. In the Fall we came back to the Sho' Ya Round for the Frosh and the Back-to-School Assembly both of which are sponsored by the Student Coun- cil. The Honor Breakfast is given by the N.H.S. at the beginning of each semester to recognize the straight-A students of the previous semester. The Share Their Fare drive whose slogan this year was Adams for Peace met with better than usual success and will pay for two exchange students for next year. Our football season was high- lighted by the game with our old rival Cen- tral and the crowning of our Queen and her Court. Christmas season for us began, as always, with our Christmas Vesper Service and our beautiful candlelight processional. Freshmen and Sophomore classes had their parties while the Seniors attended the Mid-Year Prom. Basketball was of primary interest during the winter. We were filled with ex- citement as we watched the Riley game and wondered who the Queen would be. Adding a light note to our winter activities was Adams Eve. Warm spring days accompanied the long awaited Junior and Senior Proms, the ex- citement of the Little 500, and elections for offices for next year. Finally, the most im- portant day of the year for the class of 1959 -June 2-Graduation Day! r x NS.. ' -x... ff ' Ng., - 'N ..- Rod Robison explains the operation of the voting machine for the Student All that femaifls Of the m0UHt3iHS of SHOW we endured and enjoyed Cou ncil elections. this blustry winter. 9 ' g g 5 iw 2 xisssfrr ' 1' F! A Q q A ' tl.. 1' i - S ' ef ,s 1 f ' ..,.,...., S f L l xi j ...- rf, i l Q 'las i I A ,RQ X K . Y 1 , 4 Q ,y ' X , 2 fl is K W J X ff M., ...... ..- . 5 X Vw K 5 2 N X Wt A -'HM me--M-me M,-- M f -ff--M f-e-----' . ........ 4 t ' ' A' We M-v 7 f Y . 6 - . ,-. M. ...M Huttle Softef HOW, the cheerleaders yell during The visiting Central cheerleaders were witnesses to the greatest burst of enthusiasm set forth by Adamsites one of the pep assemblies. this year l Sh T H' Snggfiis :gill ADAMS Go 3 Ti T' I Amazed at the art work of the B team cheerleaders, our foreign exchange Fight!, echo the junior boys in competition with the seniors at the Riley students, Jan and Michele, are trying to understand this colloquialism. game pep assembly. 10 juniors Kent Hedman, Carolyn Bird, Lucy Thibos, and Terry Lehr are fitted for their class rings as they anxiously await the time when they will be seniors. Returning all the help of the faculty, Freya Finch and jo Dobecki pour at the annual Album Faculty Tea. Breathing a sigh of relief, these happy seniors are discussing future plans, The Beatnik theme was carried out by the seniors advertising for the Senior Carnival. 11 --- School's out! like sm Q, Three girls are seen decorating for one of the regular Student Council dances following a basket- ball game. :gf iii S4-- xvv Ray Wilson puts the finishing touches on the polar bear which many biology students and Mr. Litweiler helped prepare. we With an illustration, geometry is more easily under stood. Mary Jane Zellers exemplifies the advanced biology department by observing the lion cub from Poto- watomi Park Zoo. 12 Our Varied Adamsites were stimulated this year by our challenging curriculum. Our quest in our English courses was for the TRUTH, and we learned to examine our own ideas and principles critically under the expert gui- dance of our instructors. Hungering and thirsting for knowledge, inquisitive minds penetrated into the realms of foreign language. Latin, French, and Spanish were sometimes Greek to us - but we managed to gain better understand- ings of the people whose native tongue we were studying. Learning by doing, these Government stu- dents stage a mock political convention. Classes at Work In answer to Russia's challenge, we buck- led down to work and found ourselves thoroughly engrossed on the perplexing problems which confronted us in our math and science classes. Those of us who are preparing to take our places in the business and industrial worlds diligently strove to increase our knowledge on our commercial courses. To satisfy our aesthetic senses we com- pleted our school programs with the study of music, art, and dramatics. mi? WR l 91 Voici la France, exclaims Mr. Brady as one of French scholars look on. The excellent machinery in the machine shop is demonstrated by jim Lieberenz. .. ' ,. u Materials of the drafting department are illustrated by Bill Nagy. was fi, Making sure she has enough material before cut- ting this Home Economist lays out the pattern. Q 54? lb ' ' QW ,W,,.,f .,.s-I ,t,.1 ...v Q. ,,N,,' ..,.f-,,. ' .Y-f' f'e- R , 4, WM... ,..- .M - V N ,,,....-...av-5...-...J-M., ..f-'fe-f Learning the Dramatic Arts, these students read parts of a play. 14 Taking a timed writing in typing these girls hope for speedQplus accuracy. sv' In art classes, students are able to express them- selves. Students Study for the Future Speaking of the future, when Adams stu- dents return in the fall, a twenty-one room addition will be completed. Some of the many features of the new ad- dition include a biology laboratory, chem- istry and physics laboratory, and two business education rooms. The facilities will be grouped according to the subject taught. Included in the new addition will be the rooms for mathematics, foreign languages, driver's training, health, and social studies. One of the changes in the old part of fx 1 Artist at work. the building includes making room 105 into additional office space. CNow we will have to look to room 101 for TRUTH and Mr. Krider.Q Another change will be making 106 into part of the library with listening booths for language and music. Adams is fulfilling the needs of a growing community by preparing students for the future. At Adams, Progress is our most important product. Mr. Laiber gives some information class as Leo looks on. 15 to his Health Dorothy Stechcon, Sandra Zehender, Jo Schelle and Sandy Shock form an acrobatic feat. 1 'E ,V , f 4' I 1 K I Ii I 3 I ' n i9 ?x. 'JI HJ 1- JU ,-o- 12 I2 .J ' 1 'Un gil ,V - 4 Q , ff., .. 1 ., . If V, V ,I . .5 , ' L, x..- , .v f Our Life undgythe Tower is Active JW' 'I' if? LVL Jul 'A Mfg! ,W , J 'K '. ' TJ, I L4 v L, kfi WV I Q31 .-- f i gy, L ' N L lgei n ed taljsomelhing-extra but essen- U K by V f , K 5. , ' 1 ,fdl M' glial. Acti s offer a stimulating challenge, , Cxc A x, - A, 4- ,Ck in 'ihew Xlplen ships, and training in leadership, -r x N ' ,f 4 ,v T f ' A X ' . x L' X ' ' k' Y L 'FK Q f-f 7 r f 3' 'lx X' 'X x L Q 31 C o Qgmzationt and cooperation as well as joyment, fun and relaxation. Meeting a X gl l, , L 5, ,A Tower deadline, selling Adams derbies, R 'cf , C ' painting sets for the fall play, giving Christ- .la Q l 'Qs 'X fs A . . . . K X ' Q 4 .a l X mas baskets to some needy families, wrltlng ' . K Nj ' Lv' ff V copy fqnffhe Albumfgy make our life ,V X .t ' unde theftower m . o plete. . X CT W , , 'Q ,F x' x - . V X f I M K. L R , I f ,jl -ox' cf A if J X fi 1 'ws Q1 f' - 7 xv ' f A V-5 I VL N A L 7 Cx gg, X' Y,f0,', X V 1 Q 1, ' 1 L' .1 - ,TX X, If X ff gif Cb Q K x -1 L! ' 1' ' 7 ' UB ' .,, K .Xl XV vf K U' Xb 1 xl p 17 Seated as they appeared in the Christmas Ves- pers, are the members of the Senior Glee Club They are: Row 1: S. Lightner, J. Beyer, S. Valen- tine, N. Torripkins, D. Sellenberg, A. Walter, S Shotola, J. Rawles, R. Medow, L. McCammon, J Dickey, T. Lehr, C. Hegg, R. Eubank, J. Bulhand P. Bolling, E. Schultz, J. Hughes, J. Weiss, S Marko, S. Clark. Row 2: J. Widmar, N. Metzler, L. Palmer, K. McCormick, N. Stoler, J. Martin P. Aaron, B. Ingram, D. Weddle, C. Phillapoff, B J Morse, C. McLemore, P. Scott, R. Wetmore, F Isban, L. Hull, S. Baker, D. Harris, W. Stewart, I Carlson, K. Fischgrund, L. Helm. Row 3: S. Hen- dricks, P. Gordon, M. Daro, N. Smith, B. William- son, M. McNamara, D. Miller, S. Khlar, G. Winkle- mann, K. Wilkinson, H. Brueseke, B. Taylor, V. Szabo, D. Dunn, L. Robison, J. Bunyan, S. Thomp- son, K. Ostrander, M. Haines, C. Jardine, L. Thibos, M. J. Ritter. Row 4: S. Anderson, S. Hershberger, J. Lindale, B. Enfield, E. Baumgartner, S. Gobdel B. Miller, M. Nelson, D. McCoy, R. Robinson, L. Thompson, W. Williamson, W. Butler, M. Seedorf, K. May, J. Resler, S. Shock, C. Colip, J. Metcalf V. Hayes, C. Mickelsen. Row 5: K. Johnson, B. Shanafelt, J. Sweitzer, J. Harlow, J. Lemontree, A. McLean, J. Rosentein, K. Kenady, B. Helkie H. Shelton, E. Butler, D. LaMar, T. Maggert, B Grant, B. Grey, J. Schubert, J. Shoemaker, C Riley, M. Kronewetter, C. Bird, A. Clayton, L. Ehlers. Seated directly behind the Senior Glee Club are the 117 members of the Prep Glee Club. 18 v y Glee Club accompanists for this year are Cseatedj .l- Rawles, J. Winkelmann, Qstandingb S. Shotola, M. Ritter, S. Baker, J. Weiss, J. Shoemaker. Glee Club ushers Due to the earliness of the Christmas Vespers the Glee Club was faced with the problem of shorter practice hours, but as usual the performance was well done. As is traditional the Glee Club members, sing- ing Gloria in Excellsis Deo, proceeded through the darkened auditorium carrying flaslights resembling candles. The program opened with a Bach number and came to a close as the stage curtains opened revealing a beautiful stained glass window and the Prep Glee Club who joined the Senior Glee in Yuletide Season Club in singing familiar carols. Other activities of the Glee Club in- cluded the Back-to-School Assembly, North Central Chorus, All-City Spring Choral Fes- tival, the Easter Assembly, the Baccalau- reate and Commencement exercises, and a T.V. program. As the name implies Prep Glee Club is a preparation for Senior Glee Club. Com- posed of underclassmen this group learns the proper techniques of good singing.When they have shown sufficient progress, they are able to try out for Senior Glee Club, Row 1: J. Rawles, vice-president, accompanist, J. Lin- dale, librarian, S. Anderson, secretary, K. Fischgrund, secretary, E. Schultz, librarian, B. Helkie, assistant vice-president, W. Stewart, robe chairman, S. Schock, secretary, P. Bolling, librarian, J. Bulhand, assistant vice-president. 19 Row 2: P. Scott, librarian, J. Resler, secretary, L. Thompson, President, M. Nelson, business manager, R. Robison, treasurer, D. LaMar, assistant vice-president, J. Dickey, robes, K. May, treasurer, S, Shotola, bulle- tin board, accompanist. . Seated: P. Rusk fPresidentD, T. Pearson CVice- Ready for the symphony are Mr. McGee, Andre Presidentb. Standing: S. Thompson CLibrarianD, Rachels, Elizabeth Hull, John Winklemann, and E. Schultz CSecre-taryj, J. Winklemann CLibrar- Fred Kuemmerle. i,., X ll YYBI..- if ll...,a..1-..X fi QAA44 f A.-nz.-4-no-.4 Orchestra Looking like symphony musicians in their formal wear the Orchestra kept up a busy schedule this year. They presented the Fall Band-Orchestra Concert here at Adams. They played at outside engage- ments such as the McKinley-Edison concert. Orchestra members helped compose the All-City and North Central Orchestra as usual this year. Our Orchestra provided mu- sic for the spring play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and various school assem- blies. Row 1: R. Rusk, J. Weiss, J. Johnson, S. Thomp- son, E. Schultz, M. Haines, B. Johnson. Row 2: P. Scott, L. Klinghammer, J. Lidecker, P. Haines, C. Jardine, P. Thomas, P. Shapiro, S. Nelson, B. Coker, J. Schultz, A. Rachels, B. Harris, L. Scherzinger. Row 3: J. Miller, C. Kershner, L. Mowe, S. Ran- schaert, M. McNamara, D. May, M. Stamm, A. O1- son, J. Kellogg, J. Powlas, T. Pearson, R. Moyer, E. Nelson, J. Beebe, J. Stevens, F. Goldstein, T. 20 Mabry, J. de Vries Robbe. Row 4: R. Graves, L. Miller, D. Davis, J. Dickey, R. Wilson, A. Rachels, L. Hull, J. Winkelmann, F. Kuemmerle. Band Off to Riverview! Travelling to Chi- cago's famous amusement park was the first activity of the Adams band this year, a combination of work and play. The com- plete band played for all home football games, performing at half-time, when the twirlers were always a popular attraction. Two pep-bands alternated at playing for most basketball games. The pep-bands also pepped-up the pep assemblies with their peppy music. This year the band also had the Fall Band-Orchestra Concert presented here at Adams. They played for outside engagments such as the McKinley-Edison Concert. Row 1: K. Tretheway, B. Stoner, P. Roorda, N. Horvath, P. Edgerton, J. Clarke, M. Bayman. Row 2: C. Sleeth, L. Allen, R. Emmons, L. Kurtz, Band Officers C. Kowal, J. Gillon, T. Granger. Seated Cleft to rightb: B. Waterson, T. Pearson. Row 3: D. Goodman, L. Hegg, D. Shore, L. Whit- Standing Cleft to rightj: B. Coker, P. Taylor, comb, T. Toepp, J. Shoupe, B. Singler. C' DeLeury, D. Mourer- Row l: J. Johnson, P. Shapiro, L. Hull, J. Tenny- son, L. Jarvis, M. Juroff, S. Valentine, D. Wils, C. Jardine, P. Thomas, L. Landy, R. Reber. Row 2: B. Coker, B. Waterson, C. DeLeury, P. Aaron, P. Riedel, L. Mow, M. Chism, W. Aitch- eson, B. Hubartt, L. Robison, D. Engle, B. Piper, B. Ukele, B. Baldwin, M. Stamm, D. May, S Ranschaert, M. MacNamara, F. Kuemmerle. Row 3: G. Stevens, P. Horvath, D. Bogan, R. Huff, O. Morgan, C. Jones, T. Lehr, E. Rusk, R. Miller, D. Elliott, J. Lidecker, R. Kiel, S. Rothen- berger, R. Robison, M. Slutsky, B. Schohl, D. Mourer, J. Miller, C. Deitchley, A. Del Vallee, P. Firestein, J. Powlas, P. Taylor, B. Taylor, J. Kel- log, S. Ries, A. Olsen. Row 4: D. Bolenbaugh, F. Sjoquist, J. Riedel, M. 21 Hinkle, P. Biddle, L. Hickman, F. Stock. Row 5: CDrumsJ J. Dickey, L. Miller, M. Engle B, J. Hubartt, R. Graves, V. Daly, D. Davis, T Tinkel, B. Bare, F. Brush, K. Bare, R. Wetmore R. Hackett. iOthersD B. Webbink, P. Smith, J Hull, J. Winkelmann, R. Wilson, D. Jones, L Thompson, J. Beebe, D. Spence, L. Magera, D Weddle, E. Nelson, B. Rummel, R. Moyer, T Pearson. Looking over a lay-out sketch of the next issue of the Tower are art editor Gene Stevens, circulation manager Dixie Davis, exchange editor Mary Reber, and business manager Janet Rawles. Reading the final edition of the Tower as it ap- pears on Friday are Sports Editor Phil Mikesell, Editor-in-Chief Sue Welber, News Editor Beth Ryon, and Feature Editor Linda Ebeling. Publications Seen scurrying around the halls second hour of everyday trying to get any scoops possible are the editors of the Tower. After the Tower is edited and fitted to the dummy it is sent to the printer. Tower assignments are given out on Thursday and have to be handed back completed the following Wed- nesday. The Tower sold about 600 new subscrip- tions this year. This was a new record. The editors took some time out to have a little fun. Sometimes they sneaked across the street with members of the Album staff or planned a surprise birthday party for Sponsor Miss Walsh. 'ca Row 1: C. Moore, K. Kenady, J. Metcalfe, J. Hehl, L. Thibos, M. Horn. Seated: A. Kluessner, S. Clarke, K. Schaefer, L. Hammes, J. Eby, C. Schiller, S Row 2: P. Edgerton, J. Barnette, B. Anderson, S. Keltner, P. Rice, S. Schwanz. Boggs, S. Davis. Row 2: A. Eader, D. Opperman, M. Ritter, S. Valentine, P. Haines, C. Bird, M Row 3: J. Rux, L. Meeks, S. Kulp, J. Proud, M. Alberts, J. Quattrin. Weir, S. Janovsky, D. Fischgrund, J. Goldenberg. Row 3: S. Marrs, C. Fischgrund, J. Hehl, S. Kuc, B. Helkie, J. Kluessner. 22 have busy year. A new record of 1052 books was set for the sale of yearbooks this year. The slogan Our Life under the Tower launched the drive for the selling of yearbook subscrip- tions at the beginning of the fall semester. Twenty-one staff members worked dili- gently writing copy and identifying, crop- ping. and pasting pictures as they raced to meet their deadlines. It wasn't all work and no play as the Album Staff took time out from itis busy schedule to give a faculty tea, listened to W.J.J.D., and spread false rumors about the cover's color. Looking over the dummy for 1959 are Assistant Editor Freya Finch, Editor-in-Chief Jo Ann Dobecki and Sponsor Mr. Carroll. Checking undergraduate pictures are the class Taking a break from the busy Album period editors Carol Ensign, Denny Barnette, Shirley are C0'AdVeftiSiUg Editor Ann Kluessflefi Aft Krug, Mary Ann Haines, and Pat Bezeredy. Editor Judy Kelley, Business Manager Brian But- ler, Co-Advertising Editor, Joni Lindale, and Cir- culation Manager Linda Hammes. 23 5 Looking over pictures to crop are Faculty Editor Jan Kluessner, Co-Feature Editors Ann Bennett and Judy Hughes, and Publicity Manager Marshall Nelson, Checking for typographical errors in the index are Index Editor Fred Kummerle, Co-Clubs Editor Janet Rawles, Index Editor Joyce Resler, and Sports Editor Port Laderer. Absent from picture was Co-Clubs Editor Linda Ebeling. Row 1: J. Martz, M. Finnerans, T. Granger, S. DeBarba, K, Mickelsen, A. MacLean, K. Kenady' L. Meeks, J. Metcalfe, J. Rux, S. Richards, D. Wa11man,J,Nemeth. Row 2: J- Bell. C- Riley. S- Adams, K- MOOTG, C. Colip, S. Codgell, J. Lemontree, L. Mowe, J. Stevens. P- Krueger- Row 3: J. Goldenberg, S. Ashenfelter, D. Fischgrund, J, Paulk, B. Jacks, J. Abbott, C. Szabo, M. Winslow, J. Richards, C. Carpenter. Row 1: J. Rosenstein, J. Iiovelace,-C. Sgiiller, C. Fishgrund, S. Baker, M. Horn, L. Thibos, A el' B Helkie P Rusk J Lindale J Kluessner, M Henz C Hegg J VanFaa5en Kl1essn,. ,. ,. ,. , ,, ,, , J- Martin-Row 2: G. Levy, J. Hughes, S. Welber, L. Ham mes, J. Eich, B. Ryon, S. Keller, J- Wingef S-Cl81'k9- A- Eadef. S- M8l'k0, S- Kllbiak- Row 3: L. Haves. M. Seedorf. F. Liggett. J- Weir. R. Medow, L. Thompson, D. Sellenberg, M. Nelson, J, Bal-lin, J, Johnson, F, Kuemme,-le, T . Lehr, D. Mickelsen, B. Liss. 24 Our Town highlights Our Town and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay were the actors accom- plishments this year. The critics are still raving! Although the back stage crew was small for the first play, it grew considerably for the back stage work for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The Drama Club featured competitive ticket contests under the ticket co-chairmen, Bill Williamson and Marshall Nelson. Our T own was an out- standing dramatic accomplishment for the Adams dramatists. The actors reverted to the Roarin' 20's for the delightful comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Drama and Thespian officers left to right: S. Welber, CSecretary, Drama Clubj, L. Thompson, CVice-Pres. Drama Club, Treasurer Thespiansb, D. Mickelsen, CPres. Drama Clubj, M. Seedorf, CPres. Thespiansb, J. Hughes, CSec. Thespians, Treasurer Drama Clubb, G. Levy, CHis- torian Thespiansj . Drama CIub's year. The outstanding dramatists at Adams are honored by induction into the National Thespians' Society. To be eligible for in- duction, a Drama Club member must earn ten points through participation in the ac- tivities of the club. The meetings of Troupe 1464 are held in the homes of the members. A typical evening meeting features infor- mation concerning the local dramatic cal- endar, displaying of the members theatri- cal talent for the group, and goody-time! Our Town Thespians The show must go on whether the scenery's ready or not! Row 1: B. Ryon, C. Schiller, J. Lovelace, L. Ham- Row 2: L. Th0m1JS0n, F- Liggetty J- Weir, T- Lehfy mes, S. Welber, G. Levy, J. Hughes, Mr. Brady. R. Medow, D. Mickelsen, B. Liss, M. Nelson, M. 25 Math Club Debate Club Officers: B. Eichorst, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Mikesell, Vice-President, T. Evans, Point- Keeperg B. Ingalls, President, and Mr. Weir, sponsor. Sharing the mathematical problems of the day at the weekly meetings concerned members of the Math Club. This club is organized to develop a keener interest and an enjoyment of math- ematics. Membership is open to all students who have completed algebra and geometry and have com- pleted or are enrolled in a third semester of math. Seated: P. McCullough, D. Christman, P. Biddle, C. Hegg, C. Schiller, J. Hehl, We must look at the problem from all sides. This rule is of primary importance to debators. Debating also teaches the members to gather in formation and to present their side of a question with confidence, per suasiveness, and logical reasoning Officers: C. Schiller, Secretary-Treasurer, A. Frome, President, B. Liss, Vice- President. G. Wallman, R. Robison, Standing: T. Lapham, P. Firestein, T. Ries, A. Shapiro, S. Opperman Standing: J. Weir, M. Holstein, P. Laderer, B. Jackson, A. Shapiro, J. Fett, C Litweitler .4 t d P M.ll . . . 1 , , , 1, l . B. Sheets, S. Opperman, B. Coy, B. Grant, T. Gerber, L. Thompson, D. Mickelsen, ea e I er J Heh J Bolenbaugh M. Nelson, G. Heidt, R. Foley, F. Kuemmerle. 26 Library Club Keeping the library in good working order is the duty of the Library Club. Among the services per- formed are mending books, filing cards, checking out books, and collecting lines. Members took time out from their busy duties for the traditional Senior Picnic and to attend the High School Librarians Associa- tion Convention. CLeft to rightb W Stewart, A. Oberle, L. Farian, P. Grenert, R. DeGroff, E Hodes C Carpenter, R. Buck, S. Skodinski, J. VVyatt. G. A. A. Row 1: H. Bready, L. Farian, F. Klosswski, B. Alford, B. Harris, P. Taylor, K. Howell. Row 2: C. Jones, V. Warner, J. Longfellow, B. Kitson, A. Fetters, S. Valentine, S. Cogdell, H. Anderson. Ask the girls of G.A.A. ques- tions on sports' rules and they would probably know. Their activities are varied but this year they concentrated on vol- ley ball and trampoline work. Using a point system the girls may receive a pin for athletic activities on or out of school. 27 Miss Bready, sponsor, C. Jones, presi- dent, P. Taylor, vice-pres., B. Geans treasurer. Hi- Adams Eve is that one time of year for the Hi-Y boys to display their basketball talents. They played the Freshmen and wonf?j. An added attraction was the cor- onation of a High-Why queen. One of the many services that the Hi-Y perform is the filling of Thanksgiving bas- kets for the needy. Hi-Y members were kept busy helping with the County Annual Swingheart Sway dance and the Christmas and Easter Assem- blies. Row 1: B. Butler, D. Dillman, T. Pearson, J. D3ViS1E-N9lS0n,B-P9955 Robbe, B. Davis, J. Harrell, Mr. Mutti. Row 2: T. Gerber, J. Dickey, B. jackson, R. Rob- ison, D. Ashenfelter, K. Hedman, T. Evans, B. Coy Row 3: D. Mickelsen, P. Knuckman, S. Lumm, D. Comprising the Hi-Y basketball team are B. Coy, Mr. Mutti Csponsorb, D. Marquardt Cchaplainj, K Hedman T Pearson T Evans B. Jackson T. T- Evans CD1'9SidentD, J. Dickey Cvice-presidentj, Gerber, and D. Dillman. l T. Gerber Csecretaryj, K. Hedman Ctreasurerj. 28 Row 4: C. Litweiler, J. Martz, R. Eubank, G Chamberlin, T. Zimmer, D. Marquardt. Row 5: L. Hickman, L. McKinney, H. Wallace, T Toepp, J. Evans, F. Schlemmer. h m'f 'i' - . . .... .,X.x,. . . ..: .. .l . Row 1: J. Taylor, D. Wils, C. Taylor, S. Codgell, P. McDaniel, J. Bell, S. Haack, C. Cako. B. Wetzel, M. Engel, B. Hubartt. Row 3: J. Toothaker, M. Stout, S. Snyder, J. Row 2: K. Papandria, A. McKinney, M. Wiseman, Messmore, D. Nemeth, R. Dillion, S. Morros, K. Markey. L 29 - Teens The Y-Teens began the year with a Wel- coming Tea for the freshmen girls and a tea for the city exchange students. On Church Sunday, they gathered for some to attend a Catholic Church, others a Pro- testant Church. The annual decoration of the school Christmas tree was tackled. As before, a party followed. The Y-Teens sponsored sessions with Miss Hunt and brought Mrs. Hickock for an eight-week modeling course followed by a fashion show at Robertson's. A candlelight recognition ser- vice took in new officers. One of the many service projects was the giving of hours to the Children's Home. Cleft to right! J. Kluessner ttreasurerb, A. Kluess- C. Messmore fVice-Pres.J, J. ner Csecretaryj, Lindale CPresidentJ, Miss Swank Csponsorb. Student Council r Q - Li. 4 Row 1: N' Gerber' C- MCLem0fev L- Dunning, P- Levy, D. Opperman, S. Clarke, L. Mowe, S. Butler, D. Hartke, T. Granger. Hem' K' King, D' Weddle' D' Spencef J. Schultz, C. Zerbe, K. Duncan, S. Smith, S. Wyatt, D. May, B. Buck. V-V801 B- T3Y10f, P-Bl1nyaH.J- PaPetv N. Tompkins, A. Price, D. Hess, S. Adams, S. MSCS, B- Jacks, O. Morgan, D. Shore. J. Eminger, Row 2: L. Bryleski, J. Row 3: B. .I Row 1: Steve Leaders, B. Ingalls, K. Hedman, L. Ebeling, J. Rawles, Mary Lisk D, Stetchcon, D- Nichols, M. Engel, C. Bird, L Chaden, ROW 22 B- Hammes- T- Sfahly. M- Krueger, s. Lawrence, F. Finch, s. Nelson, L. Thibos, A. Be nett, P. Bezeredy, D. Hostrawser. Row 3: J. Fett, J. Robbe, H. Rosenbaum, G. Stevens, P. Waecter, L. Szewczyk, J. Eich, J. Struck, M. Camblin, C. Phillipoff. 30 rl- One of the main events of the Student Council year was the Little 500. A take off from the I.U. Little Five Hundred, home room bicycle racers competed in a 12 mile bicycle race. The money earned is used for a scholarship for some deserving student. Some of the service projects for this year were collecting for the heart fund, pro- viding recreation down in the Little Thea- tre during lunch hours, and having the Share Their Fare drive. The Council is composed of students elected by their home room representatives and who serve as representatives. In addi- tion to the representatives are the members of the student council board. Seated here are the members of the 1959 Student Council board. Left to right, Mr. Schutz, sponsor, E. Schultz, secretary, R. Robison, vice-pres., T. Gerber, president, and G. Levy, treasurer. Row 2: J. Dobecki, J. Hughes, J. Conrey, L. Hammes. Row 3: J. Dickey, F. Aichele, S. Polk, T. Evans. T' 'H Y... ... ......, ,..-.f, ' --.wg .....s.,,.. . . j Discussing the plans for the next Honor Society induction are Janet Rawles, secretaryg Sue Welber, vice-president, Mr. Keiser, faculty advisor, Rod Robison, president, and Eileen Schultz, treasurer. Seated: M. Engel, C. Winslow, P. Rusk, S. Schwanz, F. Finch, G. Levy. Standing: Row 1: J. Dobecki, A. Bennett, J. Enyart, J. Martin, J. Resler, M. Zellers, L,Hammes, C. Ensign, J. Hughes. Row 2: D. Barnette, B. Ingalls, F. Kuemmerle, J. Robbe, T. Evans, L. Thompson, T. Gerber, B. Quimby. National Honor Society Excitement and anticipation filled the auditorium this fall and spring as the Adams student body waited for the names of the inductees to be called for National Honor Society. At each assembly four students were chosen on leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service-the four precepts of this organization. Entrance into Honor So- ciety is based on election of the student by the entire faculty. Among the projects the members take charge of the Honor breakfast held each se- mester for straight A students. The speak- ers for this year's breakfasts were Mr. Paul Shore and Mayor Doyle of Mishawaka. Ushers Club SCYSSH Club Officers: Mr. Stillman, Sponsorg R. Galomb, Secretaryg R. Foley, Secretartg F Ditsch, Treasurer, G. Heidt, President, W. Kreig, Vice President was absent when picture was taken. 'Front-row center . . ., the usher will show you to your seat. The service of the Ushers Club is very valuable to Adams. They usher at every activity that takes place in our school except the basket- ball games of other schools. Row 1: M. Holstein, E. Drake, B. Henderson, B. Shanafelt, B. Gillen, R. Hackett, J. Minkow, D. Liepold. Row 2: L. Kurtz, P. Hutchison, C. Hendricks, B. Butler, J. Gillen, M. Cogdell, B. Waelbroeck. Row 3: R. Graves, S. Kulp, K. Clayton, V. Peters, F. Hurlbut, J. Walker, R Popp. Absent when picture was taken were R. Fairbanks, B. Jurgovan, C. Sackman. 32 1. f I Taking time out from study halls and lunch hours was the job of Screen Club members as they showed film to various classes. Ap- proximately 70,000 feet of 3 -. film was shown and 54,000 worth of equipment was used by fifteen operators. Any person who can pass the screen club test can be- come a member. Standing: E. Lang, R. Jordan, C. Wray, D. Kelly, L. Farian, J. Winkel mann, R. Shapero, D. Little, J. Bamber. Seated: A. Elestien, J- Walker, H. Zinman, K. Sandock, G. Heidt, J. McNamara. Row 1: B. Poulin, B. Sulkey, S. Snyder. Row 2: S. Reichard, C. Cako, P. Haines, J. Phillips. Row 3: L. Hammes, S. Schultz, S. Marko. Row 4: C. Hartman, M. Kronewetter, J. Shoe- maker, L. Meeks. Row 5: S. Jamieson, M. Wettergren, S. Gobdel. Row 6: A. Bennett, P. Grenert, V. Holdman. M Row Cola. Row Row shall. Row ward, 1: D. Davidson, S. Adams, S. Colip, M. De- 2: C. Moore, K. Kenady, J. Bennett. 3: V. Anastasio, P. Klaer, F. Frank, P. Mar 4: J. Bamber, S. Hile, J. Gillen, M. Wood J. Eich, L. Tipton. Junior Red Cross Many of the members at Adams are home room representatives or any other persons interested in carrying out the motto of the Jr. Red Cross. A Valentine Party at the County Infirmary, an Easter Party at the Chi1dren's Hospital, and a Correspon- dence Album to Moscow have been this year's projects. Some senior members have worked at St. Joseph Hospital as Junior Red Cross Grey Ladies. To raise money the club operated a concession stand and had a bake sale. 95335311 -1 'i K Oflicers Board J. Eich fpresidentl, S. Hamburg Csecretaryh. Miss Law Csponsorj, F. Kuemmerle, A. Elstien, J. Hehl, R. Cosper, J. Metcalfe, L. Szweczyk 33 Judy Hehl-Treasurer, Fritz Aichle-Vice-President, Brent Coy-President, Mr. Litweiler. L. Pletcher, K. Ramsey, R. Smith, D. Manuwal Hehl are shown looking at one of the stuffed ani- mals in the biology room. .J- Junior Waltons practice conservation. The Junior Waltons is an organization with a sincere interest in conservation and activities of the outdoors. The activities of the club center on many outdoor projects. In the past the club members have taken part in building game shelters, planting protective plants for both soil and animals, planting trees, providing bird feeding sta- tions, reforestation, fishing, and preserving wild life. In the present year the club has provided woodduck nesting boxes, and they also placed bird feeders in Potowatami Park Row 1: R. Elliott, C. Litweiler, D. Manuwal, F. Kuemmerle, B. Allison, C. Mickelsen, P. Biddle, C. Heritage, J. Robbe, D. LaMar, R. Reber. Row 2: D. Little, R. Miller, R. Smith, K. Ramsey, D. Goodin, J. Miller, M. Weir, K. LaMar, L. Plet- 34 and the Isacc Walton League. During the basketball season the club maintained a concession stand to earn money. Besides giving service to the Senior Walton Lea- gue, the Junior Waltons also serve for the Jonah Fish Fries. Every year some of the members prepare interesting projects and travel with them to the Indiana Junior Academy of Science in Indianapolis. The year is climaxed by an annual party at the Senior Walton Club. cher, S. Rodin, B. Pence, D. Tinkel, H. Wallace. Row 3: B. Simpson, B. Davis, J. Neff, B. Shaffer, H. Rosenbaum, D. Newcomer, J. Csch, R. Mutzl, F. Schlemmer, T. Newcomer, J. McNamara. F. T. A. Learning about the education in foreign countries was one of the projects of the Future Teachers of America. They were aided in their study by seeing Gail Levy's slides of Germany and by hearing Jan Robbe and Michele Engel speak of educa- tion in their countries. One of their service projects was selling craft objects made by the Logan School. Another was making tray favors for the Childrens Hospital. Any member is eligible for cadet teach- ing in the various grade schools. A speaker talked to the girls about cadet teaching. O 0 O Future Nurses of America are not only interested in nursing, but in medicine in general. In order to find out more about this ever-widening field, members participate in volunteer work at city hospitals, take trips to various medical centers in the area, and have speakers who tell them about the various phases of medicine. A member may receive an official F.N.A. pin after she has been in the club for one semester. Members are awarded their pins at an impressive pin- ning ceremony. This year Future Nurses is trying to set up a scholarship for a person going into the field of medicine. W P. Bezeredy, vice- pres.g Miss Wamplerg J. Dobecki, president. Row 2: V, Hgldmann, co-program chairman, S.-Iamiesgn, historian B. Anderson, secretary, M. Stamm, historian. Row 1: B. Sulkey, J. Stevens, E. Baumgartner, J. Van- Faasen, S. Reichard, S. Cyrkois. Row 2: D. Opperman, S. Sexton, A. Mahler, K. LeBlanc, P. Krueger' Absent was M. Henz, co-program chairman, Row 1: M. Kronwetter, S. Marko, W. Stuart, M. Zechiel, D. Seated: J. Enyart Clst semester Pres.D, C. Opperman' M, Liss. Hegg CS8C0l'ld S6meSt9l' PFBS-P. Standing! M. Row 2: L. Miller, M. Rose, D. Diamond, L. Farian, S. Ber- Zellers CsecretaryJ,P- SC0ttfPUb1iCity managefl. fanger, M. Bayman, M. Fink, T. Salzman. 35 Row 1: C. Taylor, A. Hardwick, K. Keller, L. Thibos, Conrey, S. Schwanz, L. Landy, D. Diamond, J. Lindale, D. Taylor, M. Engel. Row 2: D. Sellenberg, J. Hughes, M. McNamara, A. Kluessner, J. Winge, J. Hehl, L. Szewczyk, M. Lisk, P. Schering, P. Bezeredy, S. Hoffman, S. Gyorkos. Row 3: P. Rusk, N. Gerber, I. Ingalls, C. Carpenter, P. Gordan, A. Morey, S. Langel, S. Kubiak, S. Marrs, K. Ostrander, J. Shoemaker. Row 4: J. Humphreys, J. McGann, M. Horn, V. Ostrander, K. May, S. Anderson, S. Gobdel, S. Haack, J. Barley, S. Clarke, B. Harris. Row 5: J. Marlen, B. Anderson, J. Barnette, J. Messmore, J. Johnson, J. Dobecki, J. Widmar, S. Shotola, H. Adams, A. Eader, D. Bauer, C. Bird. Row 6: S. Polk, B. Coy, L. Hayes, J. Hobbs, R. Medow, M. Seedorf, R. Shapero, B. Moorse. Row 7: F. Aichele, H. Rosenbaum. 36 Row 1: B. Arens, C. Colip, J. Lemontree, C. Moore, K. Kenady, A. Jodon N. Tompkins, S. Hackett, L. Meeks, M. Hennion, J. Aronson, J. Sweitzer. Row 2: B. Carson, S. Buechler, S. Adams, J. Bennett, J. Bell, K. Widmar, J Metcalfe, M. Stout, S. Tirman, S. Snyder, D. Opperman. Row 3: L. Pring, D. Wallman, L. Tobin, J. Eminger, R. Cosper, J. Elek, S Ashenfelter, J. Goldenberg, J. Paulk, P. Haines. Row 4: M. Wiseman, M. Wettergren, E. Grosso, K. Hendrickson, C. Mickelsen C. Callsen, J. Schultz, P. Kruger, L. Hickman. Row 5: K. Hamilton, B. Boits, D. Horvath, J. Stevens, M. Liss, S. Murphy V. Weidler, V. Benzer, B. Longfellow, B. Mickels. Row 6: A Hubbard, M. Auzler, C. Szabo, S. Mueller, S. Keltncr, B. Jacks Q. Mabry, S. MacCarroll, J. Taylor, C. Jones. Booster Club gives spirit to Adams With a membership of 200, Booster Club did many things this year to raise school spirit. One major project of the club was the for- mation of a cheer block. Girls in white blouses, dark skirts, and red and blue mit- tens cheered during basketball games and at the sectional tourney. Another major project of Booster Club was the selling of red Adams Derbies for the basketball games. Booster Club sponsored bus trips to Elk- hart, Michigan City, and Gary for the basketball and football games. Each year Central's and Adam's Booster Clubs plan arrangements for the Central- Adams football game. This year Central took charge of the bon-fire held in Pota- watami Park. Adams took charge of the dance, Eagle-Bear Romp, held in the Little Theatre. A queen and court were elected from each school. Seated: K. Korner, S. Shock, . Di k P . B J c eyt resj, .Butler fVice-Pres.J, S. Nelson CTreasurerJ, N. Horvath. Standing: L. Cobb, D. May, J. Kluessner, L. Thompson, J. Hobbs, D. Barnette, Mr. Roop tSponsorD. 37 Cheer Block Row 1: M. McNamara, J. Taylor, C. Nace, K. Kenady, J. Met- calfe, M. Alberts, C. Bird, L. Thibos, M. Horn. Row 2: J. Lindale, J. Hehl, A. Kluessner, F. Finch, J. Kluess- ner, J. Hughes, L. Ebeling, B. Helkie, J. Rawles. Row 3: P. Grenert, J. Johnson, .l- Hllmlillfeyl B- POUND, S Heyde, S, Keller, J. Winge, P. Bezeredy, C. Carpenter. Row 4: B. Dillon, D. Nemeth, P. Pietch, K. Johnson, S. Reich- ard, S. Jamieson, J. Dobecki, D. Dreesbach, D. Diamond. Row 5: B. Williamson, S. Langel, K. Ostrander, S. Anderson, S Haack, K. May, S. Gobdel, I. Ingalls. Row 6: G. Eagles, S. Emery, M. Liggett, D. Smith, L. Farian, L, Pring, C. Moore, A. Morey, K. Gooley. Cheerleaders Amid a burst of activity, lost skirts, flying legs, and streamers we find our A.H.S. cheerleaders. Their favorite phrase seems to be We're from Adams couldn't be prouderf' The cheerleaders worked hard for the student support. They pro- vided skits and crazy pep assemblies. The B team cheerleaders made the pep signs seen in the halls to promote the games. They as- sisted the Varsity during pep assemblies. The cheerleaders were under the direction of Miss Mary J. Bauer, sponsor, Janet Moore, Varsity Captain, and Sandy Weaver, B team Captain. B Team Cheerleaders are left to right, K. Reynolds, S. Schock, D. Hoyt, L. Cobb, M. Barbara, S. Weaver, captain. Monogram Club sponsors annual Sock Hop. Red sweaters, blue letters and chevrons galore . . . these identify the capable lettermen at A.H.S. They are known on the field, court, diamond, track, course, and mat for their outstanding ability. Most monogram winners choose to be members of the Monogram Club. The purpose of the club primarily is to promote wholesome athletic traditions of the school. A pei'- sonalized royal blue blanket with a red monogram A is awarded to any graduating senior accumu- lating a minimum of eighteen points. For each year's participation one receives four points for foot- ball and basketball, three points for baseball and track, and two for all other sports. The activities this year included tickets at swim meets, and points Club's selling giving Upon bers enjoy honorary membership in the club. their annual spring dance. graduating the active mem- D. Murphy, vice-pres., G. Wallman, treas- urer, B. Eichorst, secretary, B. Howerton, sergeant-at-arms: fall ollicers. Mr. Aron- son, sponsor, B, Sheets, l-2 semester pres- ident, J. Fett, secretary, R. Cohen, treas- urer, D. Christman, vice-pres., J. Rea, sergeant-at-arms, spring officers. 39 Row 1: P. McCullough, B. Quimby, T. Gib- son, M. Camblin, J, Minkow, K. Marvel, R. Wilson. Row 2: B. Hall, T. Maggert, J. Hartke, D. Reynolds, B, Jackson, B. Coy, J. de Vries Robbe. Row 3: D. Hogan, C. Flowers, C. Kerchner, J. Kendall, J. Harrell, D. Hostrawser, Karchewski. Row 4: B. High, D. Stout, J. DeCraene, Fisher, J. Busse, B. Hammes, W. Harlan. Row 5: J. Bella, B. Rupert, T. Townser P. Barton, M. Gogdell, S. Mellinger. Row 6: G. Phillips, B. McKnight. L? 1 I IQ' T J J 'JI .HJ .HJ 32 ai J l V 1 TJ NA ' -A QT- Our Life under the Tower is Athletic ,JW ll 60, w,weUQf '5VA1 I ,Y C , we flnj npjiljfn bl As we lived through each contest, we loudly cheered and proudly beamed as our Eagle squads ran out before the spectators, each of us joining in loyal support of our teams. Whether the game was won or lost- athletics added another link to our chain of life under the tower. 41 All Q elf , Ksv'Ke2'l9'lie1il9a'NsoQ5, 5 ll . L 0 ,Q 1 l m 33 i n 5 - g 33 , ,. , i ' ' - l . B ,W ' , we 1 'W 3'53 a if W fi. Row 1: B. Hall, J. Weiss, D. Hostrawser, J. Bella, B. Smith, J. Bunyan, D. Stout, B. Hill, M. Strick- land, D. Christman, K. Hedman, K. Marvel. Row 2: Coach Murphy, B. Eichorst, S. Mellinger, L. Loutzenhiser, C. Flowers, A. Mihail, K. Eichorst, B. Brandley, B. Bolling, D. Spilis, R. Cohen Endres, Coach Laurita. Row 3: B. Quimby, Phillips, T. Townsend, B. McKnight, J. Ward Roberts, P. McCullough. Howerton, B. Sheets, T. Meilstrup, D. Murphy, T Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams he Record I 42 Lew Wallace CGaryJ 4 1 LaPorte 12 Washington 2 7 Mishawaka 18 Central 26 Elkhart 20 Cathedral flndianapolisj 41 Riley 26 Michigan City Row 1: K. Juroff, C. McLemore, P. Grimm, E. Rusk, T. Coney, J. Weiss, C. VanBusk1rk Co-captains Dennis Murphy and Ciene T- Mei1St'UP:F-Piechowlak Row 2: C- Phi1liP0ff- T- Bflmdley, K- Hedman, L- Beck K Phillips confer with Coach Murphy on some Eichorst' D' MCCOY, D' Meyers' M' Wallace' ROW 3: S' Purdy' J' Hemplllll' D' Mllchell new plays. B-Hoover, M. Stricklen, D. Manuwal, J. Bentele, J. Bunyon. 42 Bob Hall picks up the needed yardage for the first EAGLE PLACE SECCJND I . .I.H.S.C. The 1958 John Adams football team compiled a 7-2 overall record and finished second in the conference for the second straight year. This is the fifth successive year under head coach john Murphy that the football team has been rated in the top ten teams of the state. Coach Murphy's coaching staff, which included Mr. Vincent Laurita, backfield coach, Mr. joseph Laiber, B-team coach, and Mr. Casimer Swartz and Mr. Morris Aronson, freshmen coaches, lead our teams through the season. Three regulars returned from last year's squad, and along with a host of B and freshmen team prospects, repre- sented our team through out the season. Although this year's record is not the best in the school's history, it is nothing to be frowned upon with the rugged schedule the squad played from week to week. The out- side running of Bob Hall and Ken Marvel, along with the up the middlel' power of Gene Phillips behind our fast forward wall was the reason for the Eagles' success. Kneeling: W. Nicks, R. Kifowit, B. Eslinger, R. jerue, D. Wigent, C. Veasy, B. Hostrawser. Row 2: Coach Aronson, Coach Swartz, C. Taylor, J. Howerton, AI. Fairburn, M. Cates, D. Dunn, B. Hel- kie, K. Bare, D. Hile, P. Dunn, N. Sando. Row 3: H. Zinman, S. Baker, S. Ries, P. Lundberg, L. Flem- ing, C. jones, J. Taylor, J. Peterson, J. Wallace, D. Schoen, L. Hegg. 43 down. Hill and teammate combine to bring down a Mish- awaka back. L f I N Co-captains Burke Jackson and Gary Wallman are discussing the result of the tennis match with Coach Kaeppler. ...-4-H- Seen taking a few practice shots are Jan de Vries Robbe, Brent Coy and Jim Fischer. ETME TAKE TATE The tennis team won all eight of their regularly scheduled matches and traveled to Chicago to defeat Hammond Clark in the play-off match between the two North- ern Indiana conference champions. This is the second year in succession that the ten- nis team has won all its matches, last year's team also defeated Hammond Clark for the play-off title. This yearls squad included Burke Jack- son, Jan Robbe, Brent Coy, Jim Fischer, Gary Wallman, and Terry Gibsong Mr. Kaeppler ably coached the team through the season. The reason for the boys' success was the desire to win and the willingness to work. The Record: Adams 3 Goshen 2 Adams 4 Central 1 Adams Riley Adams Elkhart Adams Michigan City Adams North Side CF. W.j Adams Mishawaka Adams LaPorte Adams Hammond Clark W Row 1: G. Wallman, B. Jackson, B. Coy, J. Fischer, J. de Vries Robbe. Row 2: R. Eubank, T. Winslow, D. Davis, T. Tetzlaif, V. Vargo, T. Ries, P. Laderer, T. Gibson, 44 J. Mueller. Row 3: L. Balok, D. Ashenfelter, J. Rea, J. Las- manis, H. Rosenbaum, E. Butler, T. Miller, J. Hull, B. Williamson, P. Carroll. CROSS COU The record: Adams 50 Adams 27 Adams 27 Adams 43 Adams 33 Adams 44 Adams 50 Adams 29 Adams 32 Adams 47 Adams 47 Adams 15 Adams 24 Adams 50 Adams 50 Michigan City Washington Goshen Mishawaka Bremen S. B. Central Michigan City Culver Military Miles QMich.j Riley LaPorte Penn Twp. Rolling Prairie Elkhart North Side QFWD TRY TEAM IMPROVES Although the 5-10 record of the Cross Country team isn't very impressive, it is an improvement over last year's 1-14 record. Next year we look for another improvement in Coach Powell's team with the return of Barry High and Marvin Cogdell. Several other underclassmen are returning to bid for their letter next year who will aid High and Cogdell. Ray Wilson will be missed by next year's team, he was captain of the squad. ..... A- ... These five cross countrv runners are ready to go! ,rye 3 x A ll Row 1: R. Norris, J. Minkow, J. Kellogg, C. Kowal Row 3: B. Jurgovan, P. Beightler, R. O'Neal, J. Row 2: B. Metzger, J. Warmoth, R. Phelps, J. Harris, B. High, D. Johnson, M. Swartz, S. Lumm, Hobbs, R. Wilson, B. Nottage, J. Champaigne, B. M. Cogdell. Captain Wilson and Coach Powell Geans, J. DeCraene 45 Row 1: G. Wallman, T. Townsend, B. McKnight. Row 2: G. Philips, J. Rea, K. Marvel, B. Endres, N. Bradley. BASKETBALL RECORD The record: Adams 59 Adams 46 Adams 84 Adams 67 Adams 68 Adams 60 Adams 54 Adams 73 Adams 73 Adams S7 Adams 79 Adams 84 Adams 84 Adams 60 Adams 69 Adams 54 Adams 58 Adams 68 Washington Clay 51 Gary Lew Wallace 43 Sheridan 69 T. H. Gerstmeyer 48 Goshen 53 Nappanee 45 Michigan City 66 La Grange fIll.j 46 Mishawaka 44 Central 75 Greene 60 LaPorte 67 St. Joseph fS.B.j 49 Gary Roosevelt 75 Riley 58 Washington 57 Elkhart 52 North Side 51 fFt. Waynej Pictured are managers B. jurgovan, M. Krueger M. Seedorf, and coach Warren Seaborg. BE T I HISTORY The John Adams' basketball team coached by Warren Seaborg experienced its most successful season in the history of the school. Led by seven returning lettermen the squad compiled an overall record of 17-6. South Bend certainly is one of the most rugged regions in the state as far as basket- ball is concerned, which is verified by the fact that four of the Eagles' six losses were to city foes. Next yea1 s squad will certainly miss the many great performers of this year's teamg however, the Eagles of the 1959-1960 season should again be one of the powers of the area with letterman Lee McKnight return- ing and the boys from the B team which compiled a record of 18-2 for the season. Several promising freshmen players are being counted upon to help next year's team. We hope these important factors will adequately counterbalance the graduation of Neil Bradley, Ben Endres, Ken Marvel, Gene Phillips, jim Rea, Tom Townsend, and Gary Wallman. nBn Team Stricklen, H. Frazier. Row 1: Coach Rensberger, E. Butler, D. Clem- ROW 2: D' Stout' L' Moorer' J' Jamison' D' Sink, mons, P. Levy, G. Rump, S. Dairko, D. Gray, M. J' Hull' K' Juroff' J' Severeld' P' Gnmm' Frosh Basketball ROW 1. Coach Scanneuy T. Lake, G. Woody J. Bow 2: T. Habart, W. Nicks, J. Peterson, S. Wil- Howertony F. Mock, W' Helkie, B' Eslingery R. hams, T. Anderson,' S. Baker, N. Dahl, M. Chism Jerue, J. Gause, D. Johnson, D. Hjerpe. R' Nemeth' L' MCKlnney' 47 fr . Hi' . 4 -fam ' k Q f i Randy Welch, perfecting his dive, plunges into the water. Captain J im Fett and Coach Delmar Cote. Seated left to right: D. Davis, R. Phelps, B. Grant, J. Fett, R. Welch, D. Hartke, B. Branley, B. Ham- mes, T. Gerber. Standing: Coach Cote, J. Busse, Branley. SWIMMERS THIRD Mr. Delmar Cote began his iirst year of coaching at John Adams and assisted by Captain Jim Fett, led the swimming team to a 9-2 dual meet record, including a 6-2 con- ference record. The swimming team's two losses were against city foes Central and Riley, and they finished third in the conference behind these two city schools. Through graduation the team will lose Jim Fett, Tony Kowals, Ward Harlan, Jim Hartke, Terry Gerber, Roger Philps, and Dan Reynolds, all monogram winners. The nucleus of next year's squad will be made up of co-captains Tom Brandley and Bill 48 W. Harlan, D. Reynolds, T. Kowals, J. Hartke, T. IN CCNFERENCE Hammas, Randy Welch, Jim Busse, and Don Hartke. The record: Adams 75 Gary Froebel 10 Adams 65 Howe Military 29 Adams 72 Whiting 15 Adams 67 Penn Twp. 18 Adams 49 Valparaiso 46 Adams 67 LaPorte 12 Adams 53 Washington 35 Adams 70 Portage Twp. 18 Adams 37 S. B. Central 53 Adams 46 S. B. Riley 49 Adams 49 Wallace fGaryQ 46 Two points for a pin ..... What now, coach ? Row 1: J. Durgin, R. Kifowit, J. Harris, M. Cog- dell, J. Minkow, T. Maggart, R. Barton, J. Car penter, P. Barton, T. Stahley, R. Hall, D. Karczew- ski, S. Mellinger. Row 2: K. Bare, R. Joassens, D. Johnson, J. Grenert, J. Wallace, R. Hill, M. Swartz, J. Bella, D. Howstrawser, D. Spilis, K. Eichorst, B. Quimby, Coach Aronson. Row 3: S. Ries, J. Powlas, E. Nelson, M. Wallace, C. Phillipoff, D. Wigent, V. Vargo, H. Zinnman, E. Rusk, T. Meilstrup, P. Grimm, J. Fischer, K. Hedman, R. Bolling. MATME HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON This year's wrestling varsity finished the season with 6 wins against 4 defeats, taking second place in their conference. The team took a third in the sectionals while qualify- ing four boys for the regionals. Coach Morris Aronson feels that the squad turned in a fair job this year, and believes that the outlook for next year is a pretty good one. One of the reasons is the return of such standouts as Tom Maggart, Marvin Cogdel, Jerry Minkow, and Don Karczewski, who are all lettermen from previous seasons. The captain this year was Phil Barton 49 who turns the captainship over to Marvin Cogdel and Torn Maggart for the 1959- 1960 season. The record: Adams 39 Washington Clay 13 Adams 42 Culver M.A. 29 Adams 17 S. B. Central 24 Adams 18 E. C. Roosevelt 34 Adams 36 LaPorte 13 Adams 44 Hammond Clark 6 Adams 23 Crown Point 29 Adams 34 Howe M.A. 18 Adams 19 Niles QMich.j 25 Adams 25 Riley 22 Standing, left to right: Coach Swartz, L. Harris, B. Eichorst, D. Dillman, G. Wallman, J. Bella, J. J. Fett, B. Howerton, D. Karczewski, K. Marvel, P. Rea, B. Sheets, D. Murphy, T. Meilstrup. Mana- Waechter, D. Bradford, J. Harris, B. Grey, Seated: gers, L. Glassburn, M. Krueger, G. Heidt. .ff .. . J Az ,ws Mound Staff: Left to right: G. Wallman, K. Mar- vel, J. Harris. B Team baseball: Row 1: R. Kifowit, T. An- derson, J. Nelson, B. Hostrawser, G. Eagles, H. Zinman, J. Wallace, R. Welch, M. Wallace, B. Ukele, J. Gielow, P. Firestein, L. Chamberlin, J. Grimes, R. Fortin, D. Kroger, D. Goodin. Row 2: D. Clemmons, D. Ansley, J. Fine, K. Eichorst, J. Howerton, J. Wood, W. Nix, D. Sink, F. Mock, D. 50 Marvel takes a stretch. Weddle, R. Eubank, J. Grace, R. Chapman, J. Peterson, E. Lee, T. Winslow. Row 3: S. Baker, D. Dunn, R. Hoover, A. Stancati, E. Rusk, M. Strick- len, F. Phillips, R. Roberts, S. Dairyko, L. Moore, J. Ward, P. Lundberg, K. Sanders, V. Vargo, Coach Scannel. DIAMOND MEN HOPE FOR GOOD SEASON Baseball The 1959 baseball team, under the coach- ing of Casimer Swartz, is looking forward to a tough but prosperous season. The Adams nine will play a seventeen game .schedule which includes eight ENIHSC games. However, having ten lettermen, headed by Captain Brad Eichorst, returning from the 1958 squad that won 12 ball games, lost 5, and tied 1, the Eagles expect to have an extremely successful season. The Schedule: Apr. Penn Twp. Here Apr. La Porte Here Apr. Washington fS.B.Q Here Apr. Mishawaka There Apr. Central fS.B.j There Apr. St. Joseph fS.B.j Here Apr. Hiley QS.B.j CCD There Apr. Michigan City CCD Here Apr. Goshen CCD There Apr. Riley QS.B.j Here May Central QS.B.j CCD Here May Washington QS.B.j QCD There May St. Joseph fS.B.J There May Mishawaka CCD Here May La Porte CCD There May Culver M. A. There May Elkhart QC, Here Because of the number of returning let- termen and because of their perennial power in baseball, the Eagles have been labeled the team to beat this year in the conference by other league coaches. Realizing, however, that this means that every opponent will be out to beat them in the coming sea- son, they have been hard at work so that they will be prepared to meet the challenge of their opponents. ff Captain Eichorst and Coach Swartz discuss facts about an upcoming game. Howerton singles a left-fielder as Eichorst pre- Wallman displays winning pitching form. pares to receive the throw to the plate. 51 45 TRY FDR TRACK Track The track team will be coached this year by Vincent Laurita and Morris Aronson and the captain will be Dave Christman. With about forty-five boys trying out for varsity track the coaches have ample ma- terial to choose from for the various events. Many of these boys gained experience by participating on last year's squad and by running on the cross country team. Taking these facts into consideration we look for a good season by the Adams track team. The schedule: Apr. 8 Washington Clay Here Apr. 10 Goshen There Apr. 14 Michigan City Here Apr. 16 Mishawaka Here Apr. 18 Culver Relays There Apr. 21 Culver M.A. There Apr. 25 Conference Trials-Mishawaka Apr. 28 Valparaiso Relays There Apr. 30 Central CSB., Here May 2 Conference Finals-E. Chicago May 5 Washington QS.B.j There May 9 Sectional Mishawaka May 12 Riley QS.B.j There May 15 Regional May 19 S.B. City Meet Notre Dame May 23 State Meet Hostrawser shows winning style in the high hurdles Row 1: R. VanSleet, J. Champaigne, E. Butler, S Mellinger, T. Maggert, D. Daugherty, H. Frazier D. Christman, J. Weiss, B. Pence, P. McCullough K. Waxman. Row 2: S. Ries, J. Hobbs, V. Anas- tasio, R. Wilson, M. Cogdell, J. Emerick, B. Bar- ton, D. Ashenfelter, B. High, J. Fischer, D. Stout, 1 J. Harris, H. Marks, A. Mihail, D. Hostrawser W. Harlan. Row 3: Coach Laurita, M. Finneran J. Hemphill, M. Camblin, J. Taylor, J. Wallace, R. Jerue, B. Helkie, T. Lake, R. Singler, P. Klaer C. Taylor, L. Allen, D. Hile, B. Green, A. Turner, M. Swartz, Coach Aronson. 52 Captain Christman and Coach Laurita. .1 .. Ma... Ronnie brushes up on his driving form for the coming season. Coach Kaeppler FUTURE BRIGHT FCR GOLFER The golf team, coached by Ernest Kaep- pler, will probably be up against its tough- est task in recent years because of the fact that the team doesn't have a single return- ing letterman from last year's squad. How- ever, the fact that no seniors are on the squad does make for a promising future. Some of the more outstanding qualifiers on the team were freshman Dale Hjerpe, Soph- omore George Van Buskirkg and junior Kent Kaeppler. Several players gained ex- perience by participating in B team golf last year. This should aid Coach Kaeppler as the team prepares to face the following schedule: Apr. 8 Elkhart-Riley at Adams Apr. 14 Adams-Michigan City at Laporte Apr. 16 Adams at Mishawaka Apr. 21 Central at Central Apr. 23 Adams-Riley at Elkhart Apr. 30 Mishawaka at Adams May 5 Central at Adams May 8 Laporte Invitational at LaPorte May 15 Sectional Golf Tourney May 23 State Golf Tourney at Indianapolis ' . .Lf-L. . 1 Row 1: R. Jordan, S. Leaders, C. VanBuskirk, R. Spicer, J. Jankowski, K. King, D. Lamont, B. Shapero, K. Kaeppler, D. Hjerpe, T. Zimmer. Simpson, G. Rumpf. Row 2: F. Brush, B. Bushman, B. Johnson, J. 53 wwlnuqw 1 -0 gr-M Q 3 ixf 5.-me K hi .1.. Y 'JI' iri- I gl-JJ J-Ll I2 3 2 -J 5 1 13 NA Our Life under the Tower is Friendly Parties and dances we attended, gather- ing for pizza and cokes, or the midnight gab sessions when the world problems were reduced to putty in our hands-all are a part of the friendships under our tower. 55 Administration SCHOOL CITY OF SOUTH BEND BOARD OF EDUCATION 1958-1959 L. L. M8ttheWS ........ , , , President Mrs. Irene Pyle Millar .. .. Secretary Ben Drollinger ...... . . ............ Treasurer George N. Beamer Arthur M. Russell, Jr. FACULTY 56 MR. RUSSELL ROTHERMEL Principal MR. J. GORDON NELSON, Assistant Principal B.S.-Ball State Teachersg M.S.-Indiana MISS AGNES BURNS, Counselor A.B.-Michigan State Normalg M.A.-Michigan MRS. ELIZABETH SCHMIDT, Counselor B.S., M.S.-Indiana State Teachers MRS. DOROTHY CHAMBERLIN, Nurse B.A.-North Dakotag R.N.-North Dakota Center f MR. MORRIS ARONSON, Mathematics B.S., M.S.-Purdue MR. DEVON BATES, Community Civics, History A.B.-Indiana MISS MARY JANE BAUER, Physical Education, History B.S.-Purdueg M.S.-Indiana MR. CHARLES BONHAM, Industrial Arts X B.S.-Indiana State Teachers: M.S.-Indiana 1 MR. WILLIAM BRADY, Public Speaking, Dramatics, English, French B.S.-Northwesterng M.S.-University of Michigan MISS JEANETTE BREADY, Physical Education B.S.-Ohio State MR. GEORGE EARL CARROLL, English, Latin, Album A.B.-Butlerg M.A.-Columbia MR. DELMAR COTE, Drafting , B.S.-Ball Stateg M.S.-Notre Dame MR. JAMES CROWE, Study Hall B.S.-Indiana MISS BETTY FARNER, English B.S., M.S.-Indiana MR. ALONZO GOLDSBERRY, American Government, Sociology A.B.-Wabashg M.A.-Butler MR. JAMES HERENDEEN, Instrumental Music, Band In B.S.-Notre Dame j 57 MISS GWENDOLYN KACZMAREK Latin A.B.- MR B.A MR B.S. MR A.B.- MR. St. Mary'sg M.A.-Northwestern ERNEST KAEPPLER, English .-Wisconsin THOMAS KEISER, English -Indiana A. T. KRIDER, English Wabashg M.S.-Indiana JOSEPH LAIBER, Health B.S.-Notre Dame MR. VINCENT LAURITA, Physical Education B.S.- Notre Dameg M.A.-Columbia MISS HELEN LAW, Spanish B.A.-Monmouth MR. ERNEST LITWEILER, Biology A.B.-Manchesterg M.S.-Indiana MR. LAWRENCE MARTIN, Biology M.A., A.B.-Indiana State Teachersg M S Indiana MRS. HAZEL MC CLURE, English B.S.-Northwesterng M.A.-Bread Loaf School of English MR. TIMOTHY MC GEE, Orchestra B.M.E.-Notre Dame MISS MYRTLE MOBERG, Library AB., M.A. in L.S.-Indiana MR. JOHN MURPHY, Physical Education B.S.-Notre Dame MR. STANLEY MUTTI, High School Math B.A.-DePauw MRS. DOROTHY PATE, Vocal Music B.S.-St. Cloud Teachers MR. RALPH POWELL, Athletic Director, Driver Training A.B.-Hanover, M.S.-Indiana MISS ANNAJANE PUTERBAUGH, Business Education B.S.-Ball State Teachersg M.S.-Indiana MR B.S. MR ROBERT RALSTON, Instrumental Music, Band -Oberlin, M.M.-Northwestern PAUL REBER, Chemistry, Physics A.B.-Manchester, M.A.-Wayne State MR NELSON REESE, English, Social Science A.B., M.A.-Notre Dame MR. ROBERT RENSBERGER, History, Government, Sociology B.S.-Notre Dumeg M.S.-Indiana MR. JAMES ROOP, History A.B.-Manchester, M.S.-Indiana MR. ROBERT SCANNELL, Biology, Health, Physical Education B.S.-Notre Dame, M.S.-Pennsylvania State MRS. EMMA SCHULTZ, English B.A.-Bluffton. MSM sf! 1 A , X- SVC Nb-Nm.: , cl , ills P 59 w m,,y.5u ,Q ,7f ff? Clif QW L +7 A111 ff ff 3 M MR. RICHARD SCHURR, English B.S.-Manchesterg M.A.-Ball State Teachers MR. JOHN SCHUTZ, Community Civics B.S.-Ball State Teachers MR. FRED SCHWANZ, Mathematics B.A.-DePauw MR WARREN SEABORG, Mathematics B.S., M.S.-Purdue MR. ROBERT SEELEY, Art, World History A.B.-Indianag M.A.-Columbia MR. CLARENCE STILLMAN, Industrial Arts, Mathematics B.S., LE.-Purdueg M.S.-Purdue MISS DOROTHY STRINGER, Home Economics, Health A.B.-Indiana MISS MARGARET SWANK, Home Economics, Health B.S.-Manchesterg M.S.-Purdue MR. CASIMER SWARTZ, Mathematics, Business Education B.S.-Central Normal MRS. SARA TALBOT, English, Spanish B.A.-Indiana MRS. MARTHA VALENTINE, Business Education B.S.-Indiana MISS MARY WALSH, Business Education, Tower B.S.-Indianag M.S.-University of Wisconsin MISS DOROTHY WAMPLER, English, Community Civics B.S.-Indiana State Teachers MR. VOLNEY WEIR, Mathematics A.B.-Hanover, M.S., M.A.-Indiana MR. JESSE WHITCOMB, Mathematics B.A.-Central Normal MR. RICHARD ZOOK, Mathematics B.S.-Manchesterg M.S.-Indiana MRS. NORMA SCHERMERHORN, Clerk MRS. SARAH SCHULTZ, Luncheon Supervisor MRS. SALLY SWINTZ, Clerk MRS. GEORGIA WINKELMANN, Clerk Maintenance: These patient men and women put up with dirty clothes and towels, jammed lockers, straightening desks, and much more. 1st row: Pauline Righi, Carol Kinsey, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Kinsey. 2nd row: Dellas Long, Clair Shreve, George Lechletner. 3rd row: Stanley Dylejko, Lyle King, Ernie Mili- ken, Harry Taylor. 61 Cafeteria: Eight of the best cooks around, are our cafeteria workers, lst row: Mrs. Brant, Mrs. Lad- erer, Mrs. Hinkle, Mrs. Winger. 2nd row: Mrs. West, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Rodgers. T Senior Cabinet, Seated: B, Quimby ftreasurerj, B. Sheets CPl'eSideHU,L- Th0mPS0HfViCe Pf9SidenU,C. Ensign csecretafyl Standing: J. Resler, S. Polk, B, Eichorst, P. McCullough B- Ingalls, P.Ladel'el', J. Hughes. FREDERIC J. AICHELE BARBARA ALLISON BEVERLY J. AMERMAN RICHARD P. ASHENFELTER DALE M. BAKER DENNIS A. BARNETTE JERRE D. BARNETTE PHILIP BARTON Class of '59 The Senior year started off with a bang with the Carnival which transformed the gym and Little Theatre into a midway com- plete with barkers and cotton candy. To add to the dignity of the Senior Class the Senior Cabinet sold senior pins. Seniors took time out from their studies to attend the All-City Senior Promg but at the end of January they buckled down to writing book reviews, filling out college applications, ap- plying for jobs, and ordering announce- ments. The Seniors ended their year under the tower in a whirl of the Prom, Senior As- sembly and Picnic, and finally ..... com- mencement! fi! CHARLES BENN ANN BENNETT ROBERT BENNETT THOMAS BERGER DAN BOLENBAUGH PATRICIA CARROLL BOLLIN G RICHARD A. BOWYER NEIL ALAN BRADLEY JOYCE N. BULHAND LA VERN BUSS BRIAN S. BUTLER CAROL SUE CARLSON RICHARD CARLSON JOHN CARROLL DAVID E. CHRISTMAN RONALD J. COHEN BONNIE COKER RICHARD E. CONDON JANACE L. CONREY ARTHUR B. COTHERMAN JUDITH COWEN BRENT E. cOY TERRY L. CURTIS JUDITH CUTLER DIXIE LEE DAVIS J. ROBERT DAVIS ANDREA DEAN JAN G. DE VRIES ROBBE DONNA R. DIAMOND JOSEPH M. DICKEY DEWAYNE DILLMAN MICHAEL DILLON KAREN DOBBINS JO ANN DOBECKI CATHERINE DONAHUE DONNA J. DREESBACH SHIRLEY DURGIN LINDA SUE EBELING HELEN EBY GORDON R. EDDY JANICE I. EDMONSON BRADLEY DALE EICHORST DORI ELLING BEN ENDRES BEVERLY ENFIELD MICHELE N. ENGEL KAREN J. ENGLE CAROL ANN ENSIGN JUDITH L. ENYART OLA FAYE ERNSBERGER ANTON N. EVANS SANDY EVANS SHELLIE FEFERMAN BRUCE FELDMAN JAMES B. FETT FREYA LYNN FINCH PATRICIA K. FISHBURN CLEM A. FLOWERS EDWARD J. FOGARTY JENNIE FOLTZ DIXIE LON FROST MELINDA GAYLOR TERRY LEWIS GERBER TERRY GIBSON PATRICIA F. GILBERT JANET SHARON GOOD RICHARD L. GRAVES PAULA LOUISE GRENERT GEORGE A. GRIMAN JUNE CHRISTINE GROSSO MARY ANNE HAIN ES ROBERT HALL LINDA LOUISE HAMMES THOMAS E. HARBIN WARD J. HARLAN DOROTHY HARRIS MARIALYCE HARRISON JAMES HARRELL JAMES HARTKE CAROL LYNN HEGG BARBARA HELKIE LA RUTH HELM ERLE E. HENDERSON SHARON LEE HENDRICKS MARTHA ANN HENZ LOIS M. HERTEL MARSHA M. HEWITT TRUDY HILBORN CONN IE HOCHSTETLER ROBERT E. HOFFMAN DENNIS HOGAN VIRGINIA L. HOLDMANN EMIL HORVATH ROBERT E. HOWERTON ROSEMARY KAY HUFF JUDITH MARGARET HUGHES :Si 'A :R Y f N ELIZABETH AN NETTE HULL ROBERT PAUL INGALLS BURKE JACKSON CHESTER JOHNSON JUTTA 1. JUDJAHN MICHAEL J. KATZ ALAN JERRY KELLER KAREN M. KELLER SHARRON ANN KELLER J UDITH E. KELLEY DONALD ALLEN KELTNER LEE KENDALL CHARLES KERSHNER KAREN KIMBLE TOM F. KINDIG JOAN KLEBUSTIS ANNE KLUESSN ER JAN KLUESSNER JOHN M. KONRATH TONY KOWALS THOMAS KRIEG WAYNE KRIEG SHIRLEY ROSE KRUG FRED D. KUEMMERLE THOMAS KUHL THERESA LA CLUYSE C. PORT LADERER DUANE LA MAR CHARMAIN LANDUIT KENNETH R. LA PLACE BEVERLY KAY LAUGHMAN SUSAN LAWRENCE al!! ELIZABETH LEDERER RICHARD E. LEE GAIL ANN LEVY JAMES L. LIEBERENZ FRED T. LIGGETT J ON I KAY LIN DALE MARGARET NAOMI LLOYI SHERRY K. LONGBREAK BRENDA J. LOVINGS LARRY L. LUNDSTROM BARBARA JEAN MACULSKI CAROL J EANNE MARTIN KENNETH L. MARVEL NANCY KATHERINE MATHIS PHILLIP L. MCCULLOUGH MARY MCNAMARA CAROLYN SUE MESSMORE PHILLIP D. MIKESELL GREGORY J. MILLER JAMES MILLER LOIS D. MILLER RONALD A. MILLER WILBUR D. MILLER SANDRA KAY MONTAGUE JANET MOORE JOYCE MOORE CAROL MORRICAL JUDITH ANN MOULD DENNIS M. MURPHY WILLIAM V. NAGY J. MARSHALL NELSON PATRICIA ANN NEWCOMER Z. J ONATHON J. NEWTON DOROTHY ANN NICHOLS ROSEMARY NIETER JAMES C. NINIOS CHARLES D. NITZ ANITA MARIE OBERLE NANCY MARGARET OLSHEWSKY SANFORD W. OPPERMAN LYNN OVERLY PALMER THOMAS PEARSON BEATRICE PFALLER ROGER N. PHELPS EUGENE L. PHILLIPS ROBERT PIPER CAROL JEAN POLK SIDNEY POLK JAMES PRYTZ BARRY JONES QUIMBY WILLIAM RAAB JANET ELAINE RAWLES JAMES REA JOYCE RESLER NATHAN RESNICK DAN MICHAEL REYNOLDS GLORIA RHODES CELIA RIDDLE MARILEE KAY RITTER AUDREY JEAN ROBBINS RODNEY LEE ROBISON MICHAEL T. ROSS BERNARD ROUHSELANG SHIRLEY ANN ROSSNER 3 35 1 IM T- Q -Qr .i 3' I Q, X W sEYigN?xx:f? If + ix Qu RICHARD GENE ROWE JANET ANDREA ROYCE WILLIAM RUPERT PATRICIA ANN RUSK BETH RYON CLARK T. SALKELD VIOLET SANDO HELGA SCHIFFENDECKER JUNE SCHUBERT SHARON SCHULMAN EILEEN SCHULTZ SUZANNE E. SCHWANZ PATRICIA SCOTT SCOTT SEARIGHT JAMES MICHAEL SEEDORF DOROTHY JEAN SELLENBERG BARBARA SHANAFELT RONALD I. SHAPERO ARTHUR SHAPIRO ROBERT B. SHEETS HAROLD SHEETZ SUSAN SHOTOLA SANDRA SIMONS SHARON SKEES NANCY LEE SMITH JOHN H. SNYDER LILLIAN SOLFRONK THOMAS STAHLEY SHARON ROSE STARKWEATHER EUGENE STEVENS ALTA L. STOCK JOHN DOUGLAS STOUFFER 1'9 dl iw It X A .I f WY W W L- ,ji 3 E KENNETH TURN OCK EDWARD VAN ACKER JAN ELLEN VAN FAASEN REGGIE EUGENE VAN SLEET PAUL EDWARD WAECHTER BETTY LOU WALCOTT GARY RAY WALLMAN ANITA RENATE WALTER WILLARD WATTERSON RICHARD KENT WATTLES KALVIN SHELDON WAXMAN SUSAN MARLA WEDDLE SUSAN RIQUE WELBER RICKEY WETMORE MARY ANN WETTERGREN BARBARA ANN WETZEL JUDITH ANN WIDMAR JUNE WILEY KENT A. WILKINSON HAROLD F. WILLARD WILLIAM WILLIAMSON DONALD H. WILSON J UDITH CAROL WIN GE JOHN PAUL WINKELMANN CAROLYN ANN WINSLOW LAWRENCE A. WOLF SON JOHN WILLIAM WOOD SUSAN WOODWARD CHARLES WRAY BRUCE WYATT MARY JANE ZELLERS JAMES STECHCON --.,,g. ...X 1 4 1 gi, -ai Class of '60 Finally upperclassmen! At last we were able to dance to Bali Hai the theme of the junior Prom and to keep step to Pomp and Circum- stance as new members are introduced on to National Honor Society. We acquired many ideas from our history trip Qhistorical and othersj. Our five A.F.S. finalists were impa- tiently waiting for the judges decisions. Having ordered our Senior Rings we anxiously awaited the day when we would receive them. After we received our report cards at the end of the semester we welcomed the thought of being Seniors under the tower next year. Patty jo Aaron, Holly Adams, Wini- ,Q I -K M fred Aitchison, Marilyn Alberts, Bar- F H' ' bara Anderson, Susan Anderson, N 'vi Rosemary Apger, Pat Arehart, Evelyn ' XM X , Ashley, Sandi Baker. .W y:'ff ,.a - 'if A - i Bill Baldwin, Bruce Bare, jean Bar- '3 -3 , 4, r 9 , i ,Q ker, Barbara Barkley, Jeannie Bar- E3 A gm Xing, Kcxgj -Yueuti nette, Marion Barton, Tom Bauer, A' z .W ' Ellamae Baumgartner, Tom Bays, xp X ,A R We K ' Lan-y Beck. A 'Q.,. ' John Bella, Nikki Berman, Pat Be- it i :Q ' Y Q, ' zeredy, Pat Biddle, Carolyn Bird, 9 A AFV ' ' ii?ij QlQl' Lina Blosser, Pat Boger, Suzanne up Nf N ew . V . - Qi , Boggs, Jane Bolenbaugh, Ted Bor- W .. i E ' , kowski. 80 3 1 Q- -3 :asf 1 'K J X I -Q uv A 459 if sin Q 'I 234 X ,K A JJ! N . ,C fi? ..-. NR . QQ 4 49, bd K 4 x...- yi iv Q 1-I fs' 55- '-sqt 5, X' W K - Q is- 5, X me , P X r . xi 4 x as 11- fy, s - 5 is 'os' g fe l fl X, Q i A W 5 .':?'.. 'faqgizg 1 , .2 . or ' A 'Q , QQ .k.- MX Q34 s -A f 1 . . . We 1 nk Q, 5 H +419 Nm xr. xxx. ws . g 5 - 'Q -In X if 'C 'Q 2-5 L X x Q X was 1 1 N X1 K Te , 'F . 41- 22,9 3 Q N, 81 .fox -R Bill Brandley, Tom Brandley, Helen Bready, Nancy Brinley, Frank Brush, Danny Burns, Bill Bushman, Ed Butler, JeB Butler, Pete Butler. Mark Camblin, Koneta Cargill, Ivye Carlson, Judie Carlson, Paul Carroll, John Carpenter, Dominic Caurro, Lee Chaden, Anita Clayton, Kent Clayton. Dick Clemmons, Marvin Cogdell, Bill Collier, Carl Cox, jim Cseh, Sandy Davis, Mary Beth Davidson, Jim DeCraene, Connie DeGraE, Carol DeLeury. Joan DeShon, Karen Dhaene, Karen Dhoore, Becky Dillion, Kathy Dun- bar, Gail Eagles, Gary Eagles, Judy Eich, Sue Emery, Jimmy Emmons. Linda Farian, Nancy Fetters, Maud Fink, Cathy Fischgrund, Ronald Fisher, Sue Flack, Roger Foley, Barry Forsythe, Curt Foster, Al Froelke. Barbara Geans, John Gielow, Jerry Gillen, Robert Gillen, Jim Gleissner, Sue Gobdel, LaDonna Goetz, Jim Golba, Bob Golomb, Katherine Gooley. Tom Graifenberger, Bob Grant, Randy Grant, John Grey, Patrick Grimm, David Guillion, Lynda Gumz, Sandy Gyorkos, Sandra Haack, J im Haag. Richard Hackett, Sheila Hamburg, Bill Hammes, Arlene Hardwick, Vir- ginia Harlin, Jennifer Harlow, Paul Harman, Beverly Harris, Johnny Har- ris, Catherine Hartman. Lin Hayes, Tony Hebron, Kent Hed- man, Judy Hehl, Gary Heidt, John Hemphill, Cynthia Heritage, Don Herrshop, Sharon Heyde, Bob Hill. Martha Hinkle, Jerry Hobbs, Jim Hoffer, Sheila Hoffman, Rita Holmes, Mike Holstein, Mary Horn, Nancy Horvath, Doug Hostrawser, Betty Hubbart. Dennis Hubbard, Sandra Huffman, Judy Humphreys, Irene Ingalls, Char- les Jacobs, Sally Jamieson, Jerry Jankowski, Sandra Janovsky, Kenny Jerue, Beverly Johnson. Jack Johnson, Julie Johnson, Karen K. Johnson, Karen L. Johnson, Vern Johnson, Patrick Jones, Richard Joosens, Charles Juhas, Marsha Jur- off, Kent Kaeppler. Don Karczewski, Rosa Kasa, Joe Kel- logg, Jerry Kendall, Kathy Kerner, Lorraine Kesler, Diana Kovach, Carl Kowal, Paul Knuckman, Mike Krueger. Sharon Kubiak, Barbara Kubisiak, Judy Laker, Linda Landy, Sandy Langel, Steve Leaders, Terry Lehr, Maryellen Liggett, Sarah Lightner, Mary Lisk. s N . J N , , C t at Q . 4 Q' t 'W . ,, J A KJ J 4 fy Q. ws .R Q 'If' S f C at S so Y s C Eggs ,Q y N fgltixtt 1--- uf i W W M fi 'jx W 'fy A jh If -. ' N L is L f N .3 -. N 'li ' 'Ei Q .si w.. s 5 , f S 1 .as x ,s 7 ., ' 'KA Q Q , - 5 3 X - - . -we . fy ' N s x 4 re f . ' is Y Qty 1, 4 J 1 .. a s-15? 'Q . ' - 1 .- ' ' V B -K S. ' 'im J fx S w -- 1 I ' A .1 . 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Sue Nelson, Bonnie Nemeth, Charles Nemeth, Dorothy Nemeth, Barry Nothstine, Gayle Odelius, Katherine Ostrander, Vicki Ostrander, Rebecca Papandria, Kathy Parker. Alice Perry, John Peterson, Shirley Pfaller, Carl Phillipoff, Jane Phillips, Frank Piechowiak, Rosemary Pier- son, Pat Pietsch, Evelyn Pipke, Larry Pletcher. Jerry Powlas, Barbara Poulin, Rudy Probst, JoAnn Proud, Sam Purdy, Josephine Quattrin, Sandra Rans- chaert, Sharon Rantz, Mary Reber, Carolyn Reed. Sharon Reichard, George Reith, Patty Rice, Marijane Ritter, Rita Rodgers, Steve Rodin, Gail Roe, Becky Rogers, Penelope Roorda, Howard Rosenbaum. June Rosenstein, Sharron Rothen- berger, Barbara Rubin, Barry Rum- mel, Jerry Rutkowski, Kathie Schae- fer, Sandy Scheiman, Pat Schering, Carol Ann Schiller, Sandy Shock. Janice Scussel, Jeanne Scussel, Bill Severid, Sandy Severns, Bill Shaffer, Steve Sheets, Kurt Shenenberger, Julie Shepard, Jan Shoemaker, Kay Simcox. Jim Sjoquist, Sharon Skodinski, Lynn Sleeth, Bob Smith, Carolyn Smith, Darlene Smith, Linda Smith, David Soslowsky, Barbara Sostack, Terry Spainhower. Anthony Stancoti, Don Stanfield, Peggy Stansberry, Dorothy Stechcon, Jim Stechcon, Wilma Stewart, Joan Stinebaugh, Sue Stoner, Paulette Strombeck, Judy Struck. Opal Sullivan, Raymond Svorec, Robert Szalay, Casimer Szewezyk, Lillian Szewezyk, Terry Talcott, Cecilia Tanner, Carolyn Taylor, Mary Ann Taylor, Pat'Taylor. Judy Tennyson, Lucy Thibos, Boyd Thompson, Susan Thompson, Pat Tubbs, Leonice Tulchinsky, Lowell Tully, Barry Ukele, Sue Valentine, Doris Vance. 'Q 'ws v' ga- 'iff eq vu gf' 4... 'Q 1-:-A I , F - .jx 2 'vw Q 3 -',, x 14 to in X - N 'ar A , , ' i if 1 X . , 51? ' VI .A .vt fs. 1 4' 'L ia - il Y--ff fi ,Qi .. use i ' 44 x ' ,353 x is i A .-. , , A, . ,, A .. . , 3, M ' -.Q 5 ,X 1 YT! 3 ., 2 f,,v Q. ,,, 1 Hx L 7 . Y ,s .Sw P1 'Z 33 i 'fl , . ' a Q ii NN ,ea-:fy N -,M-4. X 1 2' 4' or , 'iw N J Wi s x f .ii x tt N S 117' X - re- ' - ' J f as , ,X X Xin 0 A inks. .Kc f..4m. ' V 4 I -., - 1 .g. 'T 6 '9 I 455, X-as X ' ' s s 'NN N , 2 is , -V-- 2 M . .J M .9 s -.f . , e QQ 'cf E 3 4 - Ji L . ,. . :E .... wi, -.nj ,,. . 'X an ,. Q ,,.,, wZA ,.,, . Y Nw. X X Q, fl., . new img Q Q 1 .N..,.:. s X K, wi - -gs 'Q- Q - C X H-as '-R 37 ti X Robert Walker, Mike Wallace, Mar- lene Waller, Dennis Ward, Nancy Warmoth, Sandy Weaver, Jim Weir, Janice Weiss, Anne Wenzel, George Wetzel. Carol Wilcox, Denny Williams, Rich- ard Williams, Barbara Williamson, Karl Williamson, Gail Williford, Janet Wilson, Ray Wilson, Ronald Wilson, Paul Zangerle. Sandra Zehender, Emma Zeider, Dwight Zimmerman, Fred Zuhlke. Camera shy: Otilia Anastasio, Lynne Colle, Ed Drake, Robert Feingold, Jim Fenimore, Judy Heston, Rose Kemper, Judy Lovell, Terry Mag- nuson, Sharon Sherman, Al Turner, Larry Teeter, Marshall Slutsky, Sharon Schulman, LaMar Ritenour, Henry Shelton. JUNIOR CABINET Members of Junior Cabinet are P. Boger, M. Horn, K. May, secretaryg J. Minkow, chairman, M. Reber, P. Bezeredy. Row 2: M. Cogdell, D. Stechcon, P. Taylor, K Dunbar, D. Mickelsen, H. Rosenbaum, M. Holstein C. Foster, S. Valentine, C. Taylor. Sue Adams, Barbara Alford, Cindy Allen, Bob Allmon, Carin Altman, Robert Arnold, Jane Aronson, Vinicio Anastasio, judy Babarckas, Larry Balok. Mary Ann Barbara, Bill Barker, jan Barley, Barbara Barnes, Robert Bar- ton, Caryn Bartow, Donna Bauer, Mike Beaudway, Jack Beebe, Chris Beery. Paul Beightler, judyth Bell, Dick Bennett, Judy Bennett, Jerry Bentel, Vikki Benzur, joyce Bernhard, Nat- alie Bethke, Judy Beyer, Sue Bills. Class of '6l The sophomore year could be called an in- between or changing year. The sophomore's life is miserable, yet happy . . . he is no longer excused for the mistakes he got away with as a freshman, but he still isn't given the responsibili- ties of a senior . . . he's lost the fearful and questioning look, but he still isn't able to hold his head as high as an upperclassman . . . only one more year of girls' gym . . . only two more years left to get a monogram sweater . . . in- stead of simply Autumn Antics the class dance will gain the distinction of being labeled a prom. Yes, even before he has realized it, his high school experiences are half gone. There are a few sophomores who secretly dream of their senior year, but in their wildest dreams they can't imagine the many seniors who would gladly trade places. X , i f ' L ' 6 .Aa-.xlib x N X is sv X 5, 2 ' wi X X X . .A Q. fs- PL l Q ii Q. lv Q N xii , gil X -ii . l , .aw Q M SNP 3- , X 6 B C K fp: ' K .- S, r , X v . Q 'Q 3 ' N. il- ,,v Q X Q ills X 3 an X A LQ is w Q 9 g -- al N-29' W ' 'M I A 1. X . -1- J ft? Linda Black, Barbara Blair, Sandra Blankenship, Dennis Blue, Bob Bol- ling, Dick Borough, Diana Braden, Ted Brentlinger, Cindy Britton, Jerry Brown. Hal Brueseke, Sandra Bryleski, Sheila Buechler, Linda Bulson, Jim Bun- yan, Mary Burnett, Bonnie Bush, William Butler, James Busse, Car- olyn Carpenter. Mike Carpenter, Beverly Carson, Gene Chamberlain, Jack Cham- paigne, Sherry Clarke, Sandy Cog- dell, Dianne Colbert, Terry Colt, Tom Coney, Nila Coplen. Christine Crisler, Sam Dairyko, Vern Daly, Yvonne Daniel, Wilma Daniel- son, Kent Danner, Dennis Daugherty, Donna Davidson, John Davidson, Dave Davis. Jack Davis, Sharon DeBarba, Roberta DeGraff, Craig Deltchley, Alfred DelValle, Dave DeSonia, Fritz Ditsch, Maria Doro, Bruce Douglas, Tom Dovenspike. Eddie Druelinger, Kathy Duncan, Larry Dunning, jerry Durgin, Arlene Eader, Sandra Edmonson, Ronald Ege, Kurt Eichorst, John Ellis, Allan Elstien. Mary Esary, Ron Eubank, Eddie Evans, June Eveld, Linda Ferm, Michael Finneran, Pete Firestein, J im Fischer, Tom Flohr, Janet Fogarty. . Janis Fogarty, Richard Fortin, How- ard Frazier, Jean Frisbie, Keith Fritz, Alvin From, Sandie Frucci, Dollie Fry, Judy Gartenberg, Cecilia Gassensmith. Bob Geans, Dave Gentner, Nancy Gerber, Helen Glasco, Barbara Gold- stone, Dennis Goodin, Phyllis Gor- don, Raymond Graves, Don Gray, Larry Green. Jim Grenert, Jerry Grimes, Emily Grosso, Suzanne Hackett, Jerry Har- ris, Jim Harris, Larry Harris, Charles Harrison, Judy Hartke, Vicki Hayes. Bob Henderson, Karen Hendrickson, Marge Hennion, Lynn Hern, Shirley Hershberger, Diane Hess, Barry High, Helen Hill, Bill Himebaugh, Jim Hite. Stuart Hofmann, Hancy Holcomb, Larry Holstein, Bob Hoover, Bill Horrall, Phyllis Horvath, Sharon Horvath, Dave Hoyt, Bill Hubartt, James Hull. Jon Hunt, Forrest Hurlbut, Alan Hurwick, Dean Hutchins, Paul Hut- chinson, Bill Ingram, Fred Isban, Sue Jacobs, Gene Janiszewski, Charlotte Jardine. Linda Jarvis, Kathy Jasperson, Alice Jodon, Bonnie Johnson, Dean John- son, Nora Johnson, Caroline Jones, Dan Jones, Carol Joosens, Bruce Jurgovan. .- iii , ,: W it of igiziiw' V WY MW-W ii S .:-.2:.: .1 ,C V ffm, wi mai Q, .g , if ' 'fs eff: , 5:6 ., . S f , fi' vi ,, S ' , : 'O i . J f ii ? a XX ' i ' -vu. ' V. A W ' . .. '35 .5 r .-f is f cy -.V -1' . - A 5, A 1 , ll : Q' - ., V 5 'T' -gs , R , .:sf:'.,. V - X tm-X . 'K x l ,, . fxf ' I . Tony W' X-4 J. . iiiiixy., f Y' I . . ... , .ali ,E H ,Q ' . K. 'X ' ,. . fiizif .ASZA . J A 'JZ n . , H, 5 , wx: W. E Y nu A i la 5 25.3.8 5 5 . C: A. ,oy ,K aaa' A Wa LY A ,wb , , 2 .. , X' XX ,A .. KM . ' TENT EET? . - - , J 1 C 'gig my a if ill' if B fri, Q 3' , ii' ' no , .ew K J r ' . er. f -, V- 1 ,cv F if 2, I ith: . ' J .Tr X .ix V . i sw. W , x X ,K ax Ag if as n W t .A . , X. to r gg , A 13 .1 J J' 'y 3, 7 E 2 f L 3 J - A. K v ' v , f V' , , ' 1 bli,L,.f-'Qi ' .ca ' , , Q . 'Q Q sg, as iff . A 54, L I i 4 .J S fm? 5 P ' .ai i ijiwij ' Q .gina E W Q T K' ', 5 -. af '. K .- ' . Q.. ' -5-wr' K xl I A 'fl . gh A l'-9 x .., 'Q V . .,.. Q, 'rs i A A 88 Kurt Juroif, Dave Katz, Jan Keefer, Kave Kelly, Kay Kenady, Betty Ken- dall, Karl King, Sandra King, Sharla Klahr, Sharon Klingerman. Lois Klinghammer, Andrea Klosow- ski, Dora Knoblock, Karen Kowals, Mike Krieg, Darryl Kroger, Marlyn Kronewetter, Pat Kugler, Sam Kulp, Judy Kuntz. Lew Laderer, Denny Lamont, Juris Lasmanis, Joyce Lemontree, Paul Levy, Richard Lewis, John Lichkai, Patty Logsdon, Steve Lumm, Sandy MacCarroll. Jim Mack, Ann MacLean, William Madison, David Manuwal, Shirley Marko, Harry Marks, David Martin, Jim Martz, Michael Mathis, Larry McCammon. Cathy McCormick, Pat McDaniel, Ann McKinney, Craig McLemore, Lynn Meeks, Bob Meredith, Janet Messmore, Bert Metzger, Karen Mickelsen, Billie Miller. Dorothy Miller, Kathy Miller, Pam Miller, Roger Miller, Ronny Miller, Ross Miller, Don Mitchell, Terry Montague, Carol Moore, Bob Morri- cal. Lenore Morrison, Marcia Morrison, Brett Morse, Ronald Moyer, James Mueller, Alvin Myers, Dale Myers, John Neff, Eric Nelson, Carol Ne- meth. Dick Newcomer, Lisa Niemeyer, George Noeth, Dawn Odiorne, Mike Oliver, Suzanne Oliver, Alan Olson, Debbie Opperman, Lee Ortenstein, Linda Owens. Jean Papet, Marijo Peck, Brian Pence, Sandra Phelps, Freddie Phil- lips, Ronald Popp, Sharleen Powers, Sharon Preston, Ann Price, Lee Pring. Sue Proud, Andre Rachels, Anthony Rachels, Rosie Radican, Linda Rain- ier, Kent Ramsey, Nancy Rankin, Rod Reber, Rodney Recla, Diane Refner. Marty Renter, Karen Reynolds, Charles Rhoades, Sandie Richards, David Richer, Judy Riedel, Paul Riedel, Tom Ries, Colleen Riley, Bill Roberts. Barbara Robinson, Larry Robinson, Don Roede, Mary Rose, Sharon Ross, David Ruedi, George Rumpf, Eddie Rusk, Judy Rux, Carl Sackman. Toby Salzman, Kenny Sandock, Mike Schafer, Jo Schelle, Bill Schermer- horn, David Schindler, Larry Schoch, jo Ann Schrop, Barbara Seese, Jim Severeid. Sherrie Sue Sexton, Pat Sharpe, Linda Shenenberger, Charlene Shock, Sandy Shultz, Bill Simpson, Dave Sink, Fred Sjoquist, Richard Smith, Suzanne Smith. his 1-. i -Aff' f xl, 5 f 9 V, ... ' i 5 -if M, N' ,f x ,dx GJ 'f nfl ln' 1. r 5' 5 t .a Q42-' an -ff. ., I ,,,,, , ,. fe 4 f 3 5 X A - -1 SLN i , ,il -, il SQ 'se . Harrietta Smolka, Dave Spence, Jeffrey Spicer, David Spilis, john Squint, Martin Stamm, Chuck Steele, Larry Stegman, Phil Stenberg, Jim Stilp. Fred Stock, Nancy Stoler, Dave Sout, Mickey Stricklen, Mike Swartz, Jeannie Sweitzer, Jane Taylor, Mary Beth Taylor, Sandy Teeter, Jim Tetzlaff. Virginia Thomas, Carole Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Carolyn Tinkel, Linda Tobin, Nancy Tompkins, Mary Tubbs, Tom Tucker, Susan Uyhelji, Carl VanBuskirk. Seth Vanderburg, Vic Vargo, Sandy Vollmer, Robert Waelbroeck, Jerrold Walker, Donna Wallman, Jim Ward, jerry Warmoth, Bill Webbink, Doug Weddle. Arlene Weinstein, John Weiss, Donna Welty, Margaret Wettergren, jackie White, jim Wieczorek, Charmaine Williams, Jim Williams, Diane Wils, Edith Wilson. George Winkleman, Tom Winslow, Mary Wiseman, Charles Wuthrich, Joyce Zeitler, Rosalind Zeitler, Tom Zimmer, Sandy Zoss. Camera shy: Bob Alteri, Larry An- nis, Michael Conley, Bob Cooper, Ned Darr, Joe Emerick, Thomas Erhardt, Fred Frank, Terry Mon- tague, Patrick Patton, John Poulos, Carl Taylor, Jim Waters, Florence Wiseman. Charlene Abbott, Kenneth Able, Lani Allen, Walter Allen, Hazel Anderson, Thomas Anderson, Donald Ansley, Barbara Arens, Susan Ashen- felter, Melinda Aulm. William Ault, Stuart Baker, Thomas Balough, john Bamber, Kenneth Bare, Kenny Bare, Sue Barts, Karen Bauer, Marilyn Bayman, Henry Beard. Linda Beck, Jack Belcher, Susan Berfanger, Ronald Berkel, Betty Bernhard, Bonnie Bernth, JoAnn Blechschmidt, Nancy Blessing, Frank Began, Barbara Baits. Class of '62 Where's room 21? asked a new Fresh- man as he frantically searched for the chor- us room. This, locating the escalator, and locating the swimming pool on the third floor GJ faced 252 Freshmen as they entered Adams for the first time, even though they had been given a Show-Ya- Round tour. But the Freshmen soon entered into the Adams Spirit as they attended classes, foot- ball games, and parties. By the end of November their panic having disappeared they felt safe in calling their class dance Pilgrim's Panic. After learning the up's and down's of Adams they managed to hang onto the fast moving life under our tower. album f sr gf t F . lqz. .1 1 A A -fsf crgg-: s Q ,b X xx M.. 3 A K i fa! gs' ' , 3 Q MJ, --.FJ Y K 5' N Ak , ., , 'we , in Q, -, - X X . :-f ' S it E4 ff-Xi 'X mix . h v - X nl s 5 . 5815 QQ? A '- f-. , X T 3' K .l ' :A A . 3 ' A , Q - Q M if -- .. - , . ,. ' -.2 'ef - 7 Ev' ,mf wj i':. ' 'S A fa- 1 We f ' - . if A-N ' . H A mf il xK' kg? . K x X K . 0 -if .- M + in L 3 2 . i as W as A e ' 'Y Mg' . 4 ,. fvx I A ,.. gk, V. ta, ,Qs F11 Q ' ' i A Q . 4 in Q' -ez.: 5 ii. . A' 'M x - N1 - x., ,AN A x s i W X g :vt 'D J 8 - . . ' f M: ' ., J, N V, x 'K ,. Q J I N ya..-1 Q! ' ' S ' . . N K Q EQ 1 , ,, .. f . lr: ',,, j' , ' i N ffwsfff A A 2- .Q has 5 'T 1-R is-A-U 3 ' ' Q . , ... 1 1.37 ,Xa 4. ff if cg . f Q .Lg Xe tx . s X. . - ' ' ' FY f i A e 'Q i A G 5 al 1 -Q A kkkkk . J ' N, 1 tb , ., J, , J pg ,, W' 'Qs ., 'A V Q- V .3 , , M- : sr N' ' , fa. 3 X - A .. . 93 Terry Bolling, Thomas Boudreau, Robert Bradley, Sandra Brady, Carol Brant, Bob Britton, Marsha Brook, Anette Brown, Terry Brugh, David Brunner. Mary Anne Bryant, Robert Buck, Carolyn Bulhand, Larry Burns, Mich- ael Burns, Sue Butler, Laura Lee Byers, Cheryl Cako, John Callahan, Cynthia Callsen. Bonnie Carmack, Claire Carpenter, Mike Cates, Richard Chapman, Dal- las Chevrie, Melvin Chism, Gary Church, John A. Clark, Judy Clarke, Gwendolyn Cline. Linda Cobb, Charlene Colip, Jac- queline Copeland, Anne Cordtz, Rita Cosper, Patsy Cowgill, Norman Dake, Arthur Dahlgren, Dan Dalberg, Gary Davis. james Dean, Mary Ann DeCola, Marjorie DeGroff, Janice Detwiler, Sandra Dietle, Diane Dodson, Pam Donahue, Donna Doyle, Nancy Dra- pinski, Floyd DuBois. Paul Dujardin, Dan Dunn, Pat Dunn, Carolyn Dzierla, Judy Eby, Penny Edgerton, Lynn Ehlers, Harvey Eich, Janice Elek, Kay Elliott. Richard Elliott, Carol Emery, Judith Eminger, Robert Emmons, Douglas Enfield, Dallas Engle, Bob Eslinger, George Evans, James Fairbairn. Barbara Sue Fairbanks, Ronald Fair- banks, Robert Farian, Michael Fine, Denny Fischgrund, Colleen Fitzger- ald, Louis Flemming, Thomas Frame, Anita Frazie, Ernie Freemuth. JoAnn French, Richard Fulmer, jerry Galko, Kathy Gast, Joe Gause, Barbara Gentner, Tina Gersey, James Gillen, Lonnie Glassburn, Michael Goetz. Jacqueline Goldenberg, Faye Gold- smith, Dennis Goodman, Jeffery Grace, Thomas Granger, Bernard Greene, Diane Gregory, Roy Grove, Thomas Hubart, Peggy Haines. Diana Kaye Hamilton, Martha Hard- wick, Danny Harman, Barbara Har- ris, Lucy Harris, Donald Hartke, Thomas Hatala, Larry Hegg, William Helkie, Craig Hendricks. Dennis Herrschop, Shirley Hickey, Leslie Hickman, Kay Hight, Donald Hile, Dale Hjerpe, Elizabeth Hodes, Donna Horvath, William Hostrawser, Karen Howell. james Howerton, Anita Hubbard, jo Ann Humphrey, Karen Hurst, Bon- nie jacks, Dennis Jacobs, Dan Jan- icki, Rolland Jerue, Pamela Johnson, Robert johnson. Sharon Johnson, Kent Johnston, Casey jones, Richard Jordon, John Kaiser, William Karling, Lee Katz, James Kneel, Roger Keil, Sherry Keltner. X . N KE: . ,P 1' Q , gc V if Y 1 '-if if o, , ... IQQ ,I gs- ' at Q.. mix ' Q ixi- 5 x 4 '13 K, qw- 7 i 'ga ... W K , A , rx A o me if 'sf rs 4 1 . Lg' ,f 3 - A L y ff .Q K M1 3' .ws- 1 'I l 'wr U , -.3 .- . .1 3-me N -I , , Q A , X Q. S 2 4 s -is -Q. ,Y 3 i '-' L i 'i Q 1 x R ,, , s , A, i 5 5.3 nu, 3 i kiwi' 1 ' 1 ug K .. L 2 TT :SP 3 f ff' an 44 , 'ur 5 . H . .Q Q5 X ' ' 'X - :S+ ' ' 2 1 f K' , 3 s tai Hg of -Si s Li R -4 ze, Q i, , . .' 3. , Q K 2 . . ig V :H VT, . B N ie A df Q L ' -, it 1 X xl Lila Kennedy, Pat Kennedy, Shar- lene Kerr, Ralph Kifowit, Terry Kin- caid, William King, Madeline Kirch- heimer, Beverly Kitson, Paul Klaer, Kathleen Kletka. Fernanda Klosowski, Agatha Knight, Karen Kompar, Kay Konzen, Karen Kowalski, Rosalind Krueger, Susan Kuc, William Kunz, Larry Kuntz, J im Kuzma. Timothy Lake, Karen LaMar, Dave Lange, Arthur Langel, Edmund La- pham, Karen LeBlanc, Eugene Lee, Diana Leibow, Carol Levy, Judith Lidecker. Donald Liepold, Marjorie Liss, Char- les Litweiler, Barbara Longfellow, Betty Lowe, Phil Lundberg, Emmert Lung, Tommy Mabrey, Lu Ann Ma- gera, Gregg Magrane. Alfrieda Mahler, Kathlene Malott, Karen Markey, Roberta Marshall, Sue Mason, Karen Matela, Douglas May, Larry McKinney, James Mc- Namara, Louis Megyese. Judy Metcalfe, Fred Meuninch, Betty Michels, John Miller, Marty Milten- berger, Gene Mitchell, Shawn Mit- chell, Frank Mock, Rebecca Mont- gomery, Caron Moore. 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Thomas Walker, Howard Wallace, james Wallace, Michael Walsh, Vir- ginia Warner, Mary Weidler, Mar- garet Weir, Randy Welsh, Leslie Whitcomb, Karen Widmar. Dennis Wigent, Mona Wilkinson, Lynn Williams, Richard Williams Sam Williams, Betty Williamson, Terry Wilson, Marcia Winslow, Car- olyn Winters. 1 Don Wise, Jerry Wood, Michael Woodward, Joyce Wyatt, Mary Wyl- lie, Sheila Yates, Margaret Zechiel, Chery Zerbe, Herbert Zinman. Camera shy: Leo Burke, Sanford Cooper, James Fine, Michael Gar- bac, Larry Green, Mary Kay Hol- stein, Owen Sessler, Charles Van Acker. FREDRIC J. AICHELE 5-7 Tennis, 3,4 Wrestling, 3-8 Booster Club, 5-6 Board, 7,8 Hi-Y, 1-8 Jr. Waltons, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 5-8 Student Council. 7.8 Board. BARBARA ALLISON 6 Booster Club, 3-6 Jr. Waltons. BEVERLY J . AMERMAN 2-4 Prep Glee Club, 2 Y-Teens, 1-3 Library Club. RICHARD P. ASI-IENFELTER 7 Tennis, 5-8 Booster Club, 7,8 Hi-Y, 5-8 Drama Club, 1,2 Jr. Waltonss. DALE M. BAKER 1-3 Basketball: 1-4 Band. DENNIS A. BARNETTE 1,2 Tower, 3,4 Student Council, 5,6 Jr. Cabinet, 3 Tennis, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2 Sr. Glee Club, 3-8 Booster Club, 7-8 Board, 7,8 Hi-Y, 1 Debate, 7,8 National Honor Society, 7,8 Album, Co-Sr. Editor. JERRY D. BARNETTE 2-4 Cross Country, 3-7 Track, 5-8 Monogram Club. PHILLIP BARTON 4-6 Football, 5-7 Track, 4-8 'JVrestling. ANN BENNETT 7,8 Student Council, 3-8 Tower, 7,8 Album, Co- Feature Editor, 7,8 National Honor Society, 3-6 Future Teachers, 3-8 Drama Club, 7,8 Jr. Red Cross, 6-8 Booster Club, 3,4 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Cheer Block. ROBERT BENNETT 4 Cross Country, 1 Basketball? 3 Track- DAN BOLENBAUGH 1-9 Band. PATRICIA CARROLL BOLLING 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Sr. Glee Club, 3-6 Play Cast, 7 Queen's Court. NEIL ALAN BRADLEY 1-8 Basketball. JOYCE BULHAND 1,s,6 G.A.A., 1,2 Prep Glee Club? 3-8 Sf- Glee Club. 7,8 Assistant Vice-Pres., 4 Play Cast- BRIAN S. BUTLER 5 Tennis, 5-8 Booster Club, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 6-8 Hi-Y, 7,8 Album, Business Manager. JOHN CARROLL 5 Tennis, 4 Track, 3 Wrestling! 1,2 PTE? Glee club, 3-5 sr. Glee club, 1,2 screen Club? 1 Jr- Waltons, 4,5 Play Cast. Senior Activities DAVID E. CHRISTMAN 1-3 Basketball, 1-8 Football, 3-8 Monogram Club, 1-8 Track, 7,8 Captain, Wrestling, 6-8 Math Club, 7 Rotary Rep. RONALD J. COHEN 1-8 Football, 7,8 Monogram Club, 1-6 Track, 1-6 Wrestling. BONNIE COKER 1-3 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Band, 1-8 Orchestra- JANACE CONREY 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Senior Glee Club, 3-8 Boos- ter Club, 1,2 Drama Club, 1-8 Album, 1-4 Tower, 3-8 Student Council, 7,8 Board, 5,6 Jr. Cabinet, 5,6 Secretarv, 8 Queen's Court. JUDY COWEN 1,5,6 G.A.A., 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,5,6 Y-TeeI1S- BRENT COY 5-8 Tennis, 7-8 Monogram Club, 5-8 Booster Club, 3-8 I-Ii-Y, 1-8 Jr. Waltons, 7,8 Pres., 6 Debate Club, 6-8 Math Club. TERRY CURTIS 1-6 Track, 1,2 Jr. Red Cross, 1 Jr. Waltons, g?x?EueI?Xg,Igouncil, 3,4 Guidance Cabinet. 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Jr. Red Cross, 1-6 Drama Club, 1-3 Production Committee, 1-4 Future Nur- SSSS 1-5 Album, 1-8 Tower, 7,8 Circulation Man- ager. ROBERT DAVIS 1 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Booster Club, 1,2 Ushers Club, 7,8 Hi-Y, 1,2 Screen Club, 1-8 Jr. Wal- tons. ANDREA DEAN 1-3 Prep Glee Club, 3 Booster Club, 1-9 Drama Club, 8 Board, 3-5,8 Play Cast, 1-8 Tower, 3-8 Thespians, 8 Scribe, 4-9 N.C.C.J., 5-6 Program Chairman, 7-9 Protestant Co-Chairman, 5-9 High School News. J ANGDE VRIES ROBBE 7 Tennis, 7,8 Orchestra, 7,8 Hi-Y, 7,8 Jr. Waltonsz 7,8 Monogram Club, 7,8 Math Club, 7 Rotary Rep. DONNA DIAMOND 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 5 Senior Glee Club, 3-8 Booster Club, 1-6 Jr. Red Cross, 4 Y-Teens, 3-4 Drama Club, 1-8 Future Nurses, 7-8 Cheer Block, 5-6 Student Council. JOSEPH DICKEY 4-6 Play Cast, 1-2 Tower, 7-8 Student Council, Board, 5-8 Booster Club, 7-8 President, 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 3-4 President, 7 Tennis, 1-8 Band, 5-8 Senior Glee Club, 7-8 Executive Board, 1-8 Hi-Y, 3-4 Chaplain, 7-8 Vice-President. DEWAYNE DILLMAN 7 Cross COUUUYS 7 Baseball, 1-6 Wrestling, 7-8 Hi-Y. JOANN DOBECKI 6-8 National Honor Society, 1-8 Student Council, 7-8 Board, 2-8 N.C.C.J., 1-8 Code of Ethics, 5-6 Secretary, 7-8 President, 1-2 Prep Glee Club, 1-2 Secretary, 3-8 Booster Club, 1-4 Drama Club, 2-8 Future Teachers, 3-4 Historian, 5-8, President, 7-8 Cheer Block: 5-8 Album Staff, 7-8 Editor-in-Chief. CATHERINE DONAHUE 1 Booster Club, 1-6 Jr. Red Cross, 5-6 Secretary- Treasurer, 1-2 Drama Club, 2 Production Crew, 1 Jr. Waltons, 7-8 Tower. DONNA DREESBACH 4 G.A.A., 1 Prep Glee Club, 1,2,7,8 Booster Club, 2 Future Nurses, 7-8 Cheer Block, 3 Album. SHIRLEY DURGIN 1-6 G.A.A., 1-3 Drama Club. LINDA EBELING 5-6 Jr. Cabinet, 8 Thespians, 1-2 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Booster Club, 1-4 Jr. Red Cross, 2-8 Drama Club, 2,3,6-8 Production Crew, 3-8 Album, 7-8 Co-Club Editor, 1-8 Tower, 7-8 Feature Editor. HELEN EBY 1-2 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Drama Club, 1 Library Club, 3-4 N.C.C.J., 1-8 Production Crew, 8 Thes- pxans. BRAD EICHORST 2-8 Baseball, 1-2 Basketball, 1-7 Football, 4-8 Monogram Club, 7 Secretary, 6-8 Math Club, 7-8 Secretary-Treasurer, 7-8 Class Cabinet. DORI ELLING 1-2 Prep Glee Club, 2 Drama Club, 2 Production Crew, 5 Album, 1,2,5 Tower. BEN ENDRES 1-8 Basketball, 1-8 Football, 1-8 Track, 5-8 Boos- ter Club: 5-8 Monozram Club, 2-5 Hi-Y. BEVERLY ENFIELD 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 1-8 Orchestra, 1-8 Vespers, 2,4 Future Nurses. MICHELE ENGEL 7,8 Band, 7,8 Booster Club, 7,8 Y-Teens: 7,8 Tower, 7,8 Student Council, 8 National Honor So- ciety, 7,8 Oueen's Court. KAREN ENGLE - 1-4 Drama Club, 5-7 Future Nurses. CAROL ANN ENSIGN 1-8 Booster Club, 3,4 Board, 5,6 Treasurer, 7,8 Secretary, 3,4 Drama Club, 7,8 National Honor Society, 1-8 Album, 7,8 Sophomore Editor, 1-8 Tower, 7,8 Secretary of Senior Class, 3,4 B-Team Cheerleading, 5-8 Varsity Cheerleading, 7,8 Queen's Court. JUDITH ENYART 6 G.A.A., 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Booster Club, 2-7 jr. Waltons, 2-8 Future Nurses, 2,3 Guidance Cabinet, 7,8 National Honor Society. TONY EVANS 6-8 Math Club, 5-8 Ushers Club, 5-8 Booster, 3-8 Hi-Y, 5-8 Jr. Waltons, 2 Stamp Club, 6-8 Na- tional Honor Society, 7,8 Student Council Board, 5,6 Class Cabinet, 7 Rotary Rep. SHELLIE FEFERMAN 1-8 Booster Club, 3,4 Drama Club, 1-3 Album, 1-4 Tower. BRUCE FELDMAN 1-3 Basketball, 3-4 Track. JIM FETT 1-3 Cross Country, 2-8 Baseball, 7,8 Booster, 4-8 Monogram Club, 7,8 Math Club, 1-8 Student Council, 1-8 Swimming, 7,8 Captain. FREYA FINCH 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2-9 Drama Club, 3 Play Cast, 7,8 Production Committee, 4-9 Album, 6,7 Sopho- more Editor, 8,9 Assistant Editor, 1-9 Student Council, 7,8 National Honor Society, 2-4 Tower. PAT FISHBURN 6.7 Album: 2-4 Tower. NED FOGARTY 1-5 Football, 2-4 Track, 1-3 Wrestling, 7,8 Booster Club: 2-8 Hi-Y. CLEM FLOWERS 3 Baseball, 2 Wrestling, 1-8 Football. JENNIE FOLTZ 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1-6 G.A.A. DIXIE FROST 1-8 Library Club, 5,6 President, 1 Prep Glee Club. MELINDA GAYLOR 1 Prep Glee Club, 1-3 Booster Club, 1-3 Drama Club, 1 Production Committee, 2,3 Album, 7 Tower. TERRY GERBER 7,8 Swimming, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-6 Senior Glee Club, 6-9 Hi-Y, 8,9 Secretary, 7-9 Math Club, 5 Play Cast, 4,5 Album, 2-9 Student Council, 7-9 President, 8-9 National Honor Society? 9 Lions Rep. TERRY GIBSON 1-5 Basketball, 2-8 Tennis, 6-9 Monogram Club? 7-9 Student Council, 6-7 Class Cabinet, 2-5 Gui- dance Cabinet. PATSY GILBERT 1 Prep Glee Club, 7 Booster Club, 7 Jr. Red Cross, 5 Drama Club, 2 Jr. Waltons, 4-7 N.C.C.J. RICHARD GRAVES 1-7 Ushers Club: 3 Debate, 7 Jr. Waltons. PAULA GRENERT 2,3 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Cheer Block, 6-8 Jr. Red Cross, 2,3 Y-Teens, 2-8 Library Club. GEORGE GRIMAN 1 Football, 4 Baseball. JUNE GROSSO 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1-3 Orchestra, 5 Y-Teens, 5 Tower. MARY ANN HAINES 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Senior Glee Club, 5,6 Executive Committee, 7,8 Publicity Chairman, 1-8 Orchestra, 5,6 Librarian, 7,8 Treasurer, 3-6 Drama Club, 1,2 Album, 7,8 Freshmen Editor. ROBERT HALL 1-5 Football, 2-6 Track, 2-6 Wrestling, 4-6 Mon- ogram Club. LINDA HAMMES 1-5 Booster Club, 7,8 Jr. Red Cross, 1-8 Drama Club, 7,8 Board, 5-8 Thespians, 3-5 N.C.C.J., 7,8 National Honor Society, 1-8 Album, 7,8 Circula- tion Manager, 1,2,5-8 Tower, 7,8 Student Coun- cil Board, 3,4 Class Cabinet. TOM HARBIN 1-4 Ushers Club, 1-4 Hi-Y. WARD HARLAN 4,6,8 Cross Country, 1 Basketball, 2,4,6,7 Swim- ming, 3,5,7 Track, 6-8 Monogram Club. JAMES HARRELL 2,4,6,8 Football Manager, 8 Swimming Manager, 3,5,7 Track Manager, 2-7 Wrestling Manager, 1 Prep GleelClub, 5-8 Monogram Club, 5-8 Hi-Y, 1 Screen Club, 2,3 Album. DOROTHY HARRIS 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-7 Senior Glee Club, 5 Li- brary Club, 3,4 Tower. MARIALYCE HARRISON 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 2 Y-Teens. JAMES HARTKE 3 Cross Country, 4 Baseball, 1-8 Swimming, 2-8 Booster Club, 2-8 Monogram Club, 3-5 Tower, 1-4 Guidance Cabinet. CAROL HEGG 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 5-8 Glee Club Board, 5-8 Future Nurses, 7 Vice-Pres, 8 Pres, 1-8 Drama Club, 7,8 Board, 1-5 Library Club, 2 Stamp Club, 2 Secretary, 7 Play Cast, 1,3,5,8 Production Comm., 6-8 Math Club, 7,8 National Honor Societv, 8 Thespians. BARBARA HELKIE 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 7,8 Asst. Vice-Pres, 5-8 Drama Club, 5-7 Production Comm., 1-8 Album, 1-8 Tower, 8 Basketball Queen. SHARON HENDRICKS 1-6 Prep Glee Club, 7-8 Glee Club, 5,6 Drama Club, 1-8 Future Nurses, 4-6 N.C.C.j'. LA RUTH HELM 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 1-8 Orchestra, 1 Library Club, 8 Class Cabinet, 2-6 Guidance Cabinet. MARTHA HENZ 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Booster Club, 3-8 Drama, 5-8 Future Nurses, 3,4 N.C.C.J., 7 Play Cast, 1 Tower, 6 Class Cabinet, 8 Thespians. LOIS HERTEL 1 G.A.A., 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Booster Club, 1 Y-Teens, 1,2 Future Nurses, 5,6 Album, 5,6 Tower. MARSHA HEWITT 1-4,7,8 Booster Club, 3,4 Album, 1-8 Tower, 1-6 Guidance Cabinet, 8 Queen's Court. TRUDY HILBORN 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1-5 Booster Club, 3 Drama Club. CUNNIE HOCI-ISTETLER 1.2 Prep Glee Club: 1,2 Booster Club, 5 Tower. DENNIS HOGAN 2-4 Baseball, 1-5 Basketball, 4.5 Monogram Club. VIRGINIA HOLDMANN 3,4 G.A.A., 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Band, 1,2 Booster Club, 3-8 Jr. Red Cross, 1-4 Drama, 3-8 Future Nurses, 5,6 Secretary, 3,4 Album, 3,8 Tower. ROBERT HOWERTON 2,4,6,8 Baseball, 1-8 Football, 1-8 Wrestling, 5,8 Monogram Club. , ROSEMARY I-IUFF 1 Prep Glee Club, 2 Glee Club? 1.8 Band? 2 Vespers, 2 Booster Club, 4 F.T.A., 4 Album- JUDITH HUGHES 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3,8 Glee Club, 5,8 Exec. Comm., 5,8 Booster Club: 7.3 Chee' B10Ck3 5,3 T.B. League, 1,8 Drama Club, 7,8 Treasurer: 4,6 Play Cast, 1-8 Production Comm., 5,8 Thespians, 7,8 Secretary, 6,8 Album Staff, Feature Editor, 3,8 Tower, 1,8 Student Council, 7,8 Board, 3,8 Ethics Comm., 7,8 Secretary, 7,8 Senior Class Cab- inet, 6,8 National Honor Society. ELIZABETH HULL 3,6 G.A.A., 1,4 Prep Glee Club, 5,8 Glee Club, 1,8 Band, 3,4 Librarian, 1,2 Y-Teens, 3 Drama Club, 1 N.C.C.J. ROBERT INGALLS 1-3 Cross Country, 2-4 Track, 6-8 Math Club, 7,8 President, 6,8 Ethics Comm., 4-8 Student Council, 7,8 Senior Class Cabinet, 7,8 National Honor So- ciety. BURKE JACKSON 4 Basketball, 4 Golf, 5,7 Tennis, 7 Co-Captain, 5,8 Monogram Club, 7,8 Hi-Y, 6,8 Math Club, 6 Senior Class Cabinet, 8 Play Cast. CHESTER JOHNSON 1-8 Basketball. J UTTA J UDJ AHN 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,6 Glee Club, 5,6 Secretary, 1 Library Club, 4,6 Operetta, 7 Album. JERRY KELLER 2,4 Track, 2 Manager, 1-8 Debate Club. KAREN KELLER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Booster Club, 1-3, 6-8 Drama Club, 7 Production Comm., 4-8 Album, 2-6 Tower, 4 Student Council, 7,8 Queen's Court. SHARON KELLER 2113917 Glee Club, 7,8 Booster Club, 7,8 Drama u . , J UDITH KELLEY 3,8 Booster Club, 1,8 Drama Club, 3 B-Team Cheerleader, 4,8 Varsity Cheerleader, 3,5,7,8 Pro- duction Comm-I Make Up Chairman, Set Designer, 6.8 Alb'-lm? 7:8 Aft Editor, 6,8 Student Council, Z:oFootball Queen Court, 8 Thespians, 7 Queer-Us Url. DONALD KELTNER 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,5 Glee Club, 3 Play Cast, 5 Operetta. CHARLES KERSHNER 4,6,8 Football Manager, 1,8 Orchestra, 6,8 Mon- ogram Club, 2,4 Ushers. KAREN KIMBEL 3 Prep Glee Club, 5,6 Y-Teens, 3 Future Nurses? 7 Album, 5 Tower. JOAN KLEBUSITS 1 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Drama Club, 1,2 Libl'HfY Club, 2 treasurer, 1,2,4,5 Tower- ANNE KLUESSNER 5-8 Booster Club, 5-7 Y-Teens, 6,7 Secretary, 6-8 Drama Club, 7-8 Album, Advertising Mgr., 5-8 Tower, 7,8 Cheer Block, 8 Future Teachers. JAN KLUESSNER 5-8 Booster Club, 7,8 Board, 7,8 Cheer Block, 5-7 Y-Teens, 6,7 Treas., 7,8 Album, Faculty Editor, 5-8 Tower, 6-8 Drama Club. ANTHONY KOWALS 3 Cross Country, 1,3,5,7 Swimming, 4-8 Monogram. WAYNE KRIEG . 1-8 Ushers, 3 Student Council, 2 Guidance Cab- inet. SHIRLEY KRUG t . 3-5 Booster club, 5-s Album, 7,8 C0-SL Emo 1-4 Tower. FREDERICK KUEMMERLE 1-8 Band, 1-8 Orchestra, 1-8 Jr. Red Cross, 7.8 Board, 1-8 Drama, 7,8 Jr. Walton, 2,3,5,7 Play Cast, 2-6 Future Teachers, 2-6 Treasurer, 6-8 Math Club, 7,8 Album, co-index Editor, 7,8 Honor So- ciety, Thespians. TOM KUHL 2,3 Wrestling, 4 Album, 2,3 Tower- C. PORT LADERER 7 Tennis, 5-7 Wrestling, 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 3,4 Vice-Pres., 5-8 Booster Club, 2-8 I-Ii-Y, 5-8 Sergeant at Arms, 2,6,7,8 Drama Club, 2 Stamp Club, 5-6 Debate, 6,7 Play Cast, 5-8 Album, 8 Sport Editor, 1-4 Student Council, 5-8 Class Cab- inet, 6-8 National Honor Society, 6-8 Math Club. DUANE LA MAR 1 Prep Glee Club, 1 Pres., 2-8 Sr. Glee Club, 5,6 Business Mgr., 7,8 Asst. to Pres., 1-8 Jr. Walton, 3-5 Vice-Pres., 4 Play Cast, 5,6 Class Cabinet. BEVERLY LAUGHMAN 6 Jr. Red Cross, 1-6 Screen Club,,3.4 Secretarv. SUE LAWERENCE 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2,3,8 Booster Club, 6-9 Jr. Red Cross, 8,9 Vice Pres., 1-8 Drama Club, 6-7 Attendance Clerk, 6 Production Comm., 4,7 Al- bum: 4,5 TOWer, 3,4,8,9 Student Council, 8 Queen's Court. LIZ LEDERER 13 Prep Glee Club' 35 Booster Club 78 r 7 3 v 3 1 J ' Red Cross, 1,7 Drama Club, 1 F.N.A., 4,5 Album, 3,5 Tower. GAIL LEVY 1,8 Drama Club, 7,8 Board, 3,8 N.C.C.J., 7,8 Program Chairman, 5,7 Play Cast, 1,8 Tower, 5,8 Student Council, 7,8 Treasurer, 5,8 Thespians, 7,8 '-Iistorian, 6,8 Nat. Honor Society, 6,8 Eagle Ethics. JIM LIEBERENZ 6 Baseball, 1 Football, 2 Track, 1,2 Wrestling. FRED LIGGETT 1 Baseball, 1,2 Basketball, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2 Glee Club, 1,4 Band, 6,8 Drama Club, 6,8 Play Cast, 6,8 Thespians. JONI LINDALE 3,8 Glee Club, 7,8 Librarian, 7,8 Booster Club, 3,8 Y-Teens, 5-8 Pres., 3,8 Drama Club, 4,6 Jr. Waltons, 5,6 Play Cast, 4 Operetta Lead, 7 Pro- duction Comm., 5 Stage Crew, 3,6 Album, 7,8 Al- bum StaE, 5 Tower: 7,8 Cheering Block. MARGARET LLOYD 1 Booster Club, 4-7 Jr. Red Cross, 1-7 Screen Club, 5,6 Secretary, 7,8 President, 1 Drama Club, 3,4 Tower. JEANNE MARTIN 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 6-8 Booster Club, 1-8 Screen Club, 1,5-8 Drama Club, 5 Li- brary Club, 5 Play Cast, 7 Prod. Comm., 1,2 Tower, 7,8 Nat'l. Honor Society. BARBARA MACULSKI 1-4 Booster Club, 1-8 Jr. Red Cross, 1-8 Future NUFSGS, 5,5 Secretary, 7,8 President. KENNETH MARVEL 1-8 Baseball, 1-4,7,8 Basketball, 1-8 Monogram Club, 1 Jr. Red Cross. NANCY MATHIS 7.8 Album, 3-8 Tower. PHILLIP MC CULLOUGH 1-3 Basketball, 1,3,5,7 Football, 2,4,6,8 Track, 4-6 Wrestling, 3-8 Monogram, 6-8 Math Club, 2-4 Student Council, 7,8 Senior Class Cabinet, 1.2 Guidance Cabinet. MARY MC NAMARA 1-3 G.A.A., 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Band, 3-8 Orchestra, 1,2,6-8 Booster Club, 3-6 Drama Club, 1 'P Future Nurses, 4.5 Operetta cast, 5 Tower. CAROLYN MESSMORE 7,8 Booster Club, 3-8 Y-Teens, 4-7 Vice-President, 7 Album. PHILLIP MIKESELL 3 Cross Country, 1 Basketball, 1-5 Football, 3-6 Swimming, 2-4 Track, 1,2 Wrestling, 6-8 Tower Staff, 4-6 Student Council, 6 Class Cabinet, 6-8 Math Club. 7 Vice-President. GREG MILLER 3 Cross Country, 1,2 Glee Club? 3'4 Hi-Yi 5 Jr. Waltons, 1 Stage Crew, 6 Class Cabinet. LOIS MILLER 1-4 G.A.A., 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Band, 7,8 Orchestra, 1-4 Drama, 1,2,5-8 Future Nurses. WILBER MILLER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-7 Glee Club, 1-3 Screen Club, 4-6 Play Cast. JANET MOORE 1 G.A.A., 3,4 B Team Cheerleading, 5-8 Varsity Cheerleading, 7,8 Captain, 3-8 Booster Club, 7,8 Board, 2,5,6 Tower, 7 Queen's Court. JOYCE MOORE 2 G.A.A., 1 Prep Glee Club, 4 Album, 1-3 Student Council, 5 F.N.A. CAROL MORRICAL 1-4,7 Booster Club, 3 Album, 1,2,7 Tower. JUDY MOULD 1 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Library Club, 4-7 Jr. Walton's, 8 F.N.A. DENNIS MURPHY 2,4,6,8 Baseball, 1-4 Basketball, 1,3,5,7 Football, 7 Captain, 5,6 Wrestling, 3-8 Monogram Club, 5,6 Treasurer, 7,8, 1,2,7,8 Student Council, 7 Kiwanis Rep. MARSHALL NELSON 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 5,6 Robe Chairman, 7,8 Business Mgr., 1-4 Screen Club, 1-8 Drama Club, 2-4 Stamp Club, 5-8 Thespians, 1-8 Play Cast, 4-8 Production Comm., 6-8 Album, 7,8 Publicity Editor, 7,8 National Honor Society, 8 Kiwanis Rep. DOROTHY NICHOLS 5,6 B Team Cheerleading, 7,8 Varsity Chee,-lead- ing, 3,4 Booster Club, 1-4 Drama Club, 2-4 Stage Crew, 2-6 Student Council, 5,6 Class Cab- inet, 1,2 Guidance Cabinet, ROSEMARY NIETER 2,3 Booster Club, 2--6 Jr. Waltons. JAMES NINIOS 1-4 Basketball, 5-9 Wrestling, 1-3 Album. ANITA OBERLE 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 1-7 Y-Teens, 5-7 Library Club, 7 Vice-Pres., 1-7 Album. NANCY OLSHEWSKY 1-4 Prep Glee Club, 4-6 Jr. Red Cross, 1-8 Screen Club, 5,6 Vice-Pres., 7 Drama Club, 8 Ir. Waltons, 8 Stamp Club. SANFORD OPPERMAN 2 Track, 1,7,8 Band, 1-8 Drama Club, 1-8 Debate Club, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 5-8 N.C.C.J., 7-8 Math Club. LYNN PALMER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 1-4,8 Booster Club: 1.2 Drama Club. THOMAS PEARSON 2,4 Track, 1-8 Band, 7-8 Pres., 3-8 Orchestra, 7-8 Vice-Pres., 7,8 Booster Club, 7,8 Hi-Y, 1,2 Screen Club. BEATRICE PFALLER ' 3 G.A.A., 1-7 Booster Club, 3-6 Y-Teens, 1,2,5,6 Drama Club, 3,4 Album, 1,2 Tower. ROGER PHELPS 3-8 Cross Country, 1-8 Swimming, 7,8 Monogram, 3-6 Hi-Y, 1 Screen Club, 2 Stamp Club, 1 Guid. Cabinet. EUGENE PHILLIPS 1-8 Basketball, 1-8 Football, 1-7 Track, 7,8 Mon- ogram Club. ROBERT PIPER 1 Football, 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3,4 Glee Club, 1-8 Band, 5,6 Orchestra, 1-4 Hi-Y, 1-5 Screen Club, 1-6 Guid. Cabinet. CAROL JEAN POLK 2-6 Library Club, 2-4 Future Nurses, 2,3 Stamp Club. SIDNEY POLK 2-6 Tennis, 7,8 Booster Club, 1-8 Student Council, 7,8 Board, 5-8 Class Cabinet, 5,6 Chairman, 6-8 Math Club. JAMES PRYTZ 4,6 Baseball: 2-8 Stamp Club. BARRY QUIMBY 1-8 Football, 2-4 Track, 1-8 Wrestling, 5-8 Mon- ogram Club, 1-4 Guidance Cabinet, 7,8 Sr. Class Treasurer. JANET E. RAWLES 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 3-8 Accom- panist, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 1-4,7,8 Booster Club, 6-8 Drama Club, 6-8 National Honor Society' 7,8 Sec- retary, 4-6 Play Cast, 6-8 Album, 7,8 Co-Club Editor, 6-8 Tower, 7,8 Advertising Mgr., 7,8 Student Council, 6 Class Cabinet! 7,8 Qlleenys Court. JAMES REA 3-8 Baseball, 1-8 Basketball, 6-8 Tennis- JOYCE RESLER 1-3 Prep Glee Club, 4-8 Glee Club, 7,8 Secretary, 1-8 Drama Club, 4-6 Play Cast, 1-6 Album Rep- resentative, 7,8 Album, Index Editor, 3-6 Tower, 7,8 Senior Cabinet, 6-8 National Honor Society. DAN MICHAEL REYNOLDS 3 Cross Country, 1-8 Swimming, 6-8 Monogram Club, 3-8 Hi-Y. GLORIA RHOADES 5 G.A.A., 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 5 Booster Club. MARILEE RITTER 5 G.A.A., I Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Glee Club, 5 Future Nurses. AUDREY JEAN ROBBINS 6 G.A.A., 3,4 Booster Club, 5,6 Tower 1,2 Guidance Cabinet. RODNEY LEE ROBISON 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 5-8 Treasurer, 1-8 Band, 7,8 Hi-Y, 1,2 Jr. Waltons, 6-8 National Honor Society, 7,8 President, 2-8 Student Council, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 5,6 Class Cabinet, 7,8 Code of Ethics, 8 Rotary Rep. MICHAEL ROSS 2-4 Tennis, 4,5 Tower. SHIRLEY ROSSNER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Tower. JANET ROYCE 1,2 Prep Glee Club, I Booster Club, 1-8 Jr. Red Cross. BILL RUPERT 1 Basketball, 5 Track, 3,4,6,7 Wrestling, 4-9 Monogram Club, 3 Tower. PATRICIA RUSK 1-9 Band, 1-8 Orchestra, 6 Vice-Pres., 7,8 Presi- dent, 2-9 Drama Club, 2-8 Production Comm., 7-9 National Honor Society. BETH RYON 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Glee Club, 2-9 Drama Club, 6 Board, 1-3 Jr. Waltons, 5-9 Thespians, 6 Play Cast, 2-9 Production Comm., 2-7 Album, 1-9 Tower, 7-9 National Honor Society, 1-3 Stu- dent Council, 6,7 High School News. CLARK SALKELD 2-4 Tennis, 5 Track, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Glee Club, 2 Guidance Cabinet. VIOLET SANDO 5 G.A.A., 1.2.5.6 Booster Club, 1-8 Jr. Red Cross. HEIGA SCHIFFENDECKER 7, Queens Court. JUNE SCHUBERT 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 1,2 Booster Club, 1,2 Y-Teens, 1 Drama Club, 4-6 Play Cast, 7,8 Tower. SHARON SCHULMAN 5,6 G.A.A., 5,6 Booster Club, 3,4 Y-Teens, 1-3 Debate Club. EILEEN SCHULTZ 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 5-8 Librarian, 1-8 Orchestra, 3-8 Secretary, 1-4 Drama Club, 4-6 Play Cast, 4 Production Comm., 3-6 Tower, 1-8 Student Council, 7,8 Secretary, 5-8 Eagle Ethics, 6-8 National Honor Society, 7,8 Treasurer, 7 Football Queen. SUZANNE SCHWANZ 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Booster Club, 6 Board, 1 Y-Teens, 2,3 Drama Club, 3-5 Attendance Club, 4,5 Album, 1-7 Tower, 3-7 Student Council, 7 Jr. Cabinet, 2-8 Cheerleading, 7,8 Nat'l. Honor Society. PAT SCOTT 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 7,8 Librarian, 1-8 Vespers, 1-8 Orchestra, 7,8 Asst. Sec. and Treas., 1-4 Drama Club, 5-8 Future Nurse, 7,8 Publicity Mgr., 4,5 Production Crew Comm., 2 Stage Crew. SCOTT SEARIGHT 1 Football, 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-5 Glee Club, 3,4 Play Cast. JAMES SEEDORF 3 Cross Country, 1-8 Basketball Mgr., 2,6 Track, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 6-8 Monogram Club, 2-6 Hi-Y, 1-4 Screen Club, 1-8 Drama Club, 1,4,5-7 Play Cast, 6 Operetta Lead, 4,7 Production Comm., 3,5-7 Stage Crew, 5,6 Album, 3-8 Thespians, 5-8 President. DOROTHY SELLENBERG 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 5-8 Booster Club, 1,4-8 Drama Club, 4,5 Production Comm., 4Tower. BARBARA SI-IANAFELT 1.2 PNP Glee Club: 3-8 Glee Club, 4 Production Comm. RONALD SHAPERO 4-8 Golf, 1-8 Booster Club, 1-8 Screen Club, 1-6 Tower. ARTHUR SHAPIRO 1,2 Band, 1,2 Ushers Club, 1-6 Debate Club. ROBERT SHEETS 1-8 Baseball, 1-8 Football, 1-5 Wrestling, 3-8 Mon- ogram Club, 5 Secretary, 7 President, 7,8 Math Club, 1 Student Council, 7,8 Senior Class President. SUSAN SHOTOLA 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 3-8 Accompanist, 1,2 Orchestra, 7,8 Booster Club, 4-6 Production Comm.: 1.2 Album., JOHN SNYDER 2-4 Football, 2 Wrestling, 1 Screen Club, 2,3 Jr. Waltons. THOMAS STAHLEY 3 Cross Country, 4 Baseball, 1,5 Football, 2 Track, 1-8 Wrestling, 7-8 Student Council. EUGENE STEVENS 2-9 Band, 1 Screen Club, 7,8 Tower, Art Editor. ALTA STOCK 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 56 Jr. Red C ' 5,6 T . JOHN s'roUFFER ' ms' owe' 3,4 Wrestling, 7,8 Booster Club, 1-6 Hi-Y, 1-8 Album. VICTOR SZABO 3 Football, 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Glee Club, 3-6 Hi-Y, 1-5 Screen Club, 4 Play Cast. SANFORD TAYLOR I-8 Football, 1-8 Track, 1-5 Wrestling. CAROL TETZLAFF 1-6 G.A.A.. , 5,6 Vice-Pres, 1-4 Drama Club- LARRY THOMPSON 1 Football, 2 Track, 1 Wrestling, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 5-6 Student Director, 7,8 President, 7 Kiwanis Rep., 5-8 Booster Club, 7-8 Board, 3-8 Drama Club, 5,6 Board, 7,8 Vice-Pres., 7,8 Math Club, 2-8 Ethics Comm. 4-7 Play Cast, 3-5 Stage Crew, 1 Guidance Cabinet, 7,8 Senior Class Vice Pres., 5,8 Thespians, 7,8 Treasurer, 7,8 National Honor Society, 1-8 Band, 3,4 Vice- Pres. TERRY TINKEL 1 Prep Glee Club, 1-8 Band, 1 Screen Club, 1-7 Jr. Waltons. ROBERT THOMPSON 1 Ushers Club, 1-7 Screen Club, 2,3,5-7 Drama Club, 5,6 Stage Crew. THOMAS TOWN SEND 1-9 Basketball, 1-8 Football, 1-3 Track, 4-9 Mon- ogram Club, 1 Screen Club, 3-5,8,9 Album, 2 Class Cabinet. JANET TRISINGER 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-4,7,8 Booster Club, 1,2 Y- Teens, 1,2 Jr. Waltons, 1 Tower. KENNETH TURNOCK 1 Cross Country, 4 Golf, 2 Track, 1,3 Wrestling. JAN VAN FAASEN 1 Prep Glee Club, 2 Glee Club, 3-8 Drama Club, 5,6 N.C.C.J., 7 Play Cast, 3-8 Album, 7,8 Student Council, 6 Class Cabinet. REGGIE VAN SLEET 3-5 Cross Country, 1 Swimming, 2-4 Track. KALVIN WAXMAN 7 Cross Country, 1 Football, 1-8 Track, 1,3-7 Wrestling. PAUL WAECHTER 4-8 Baseball, 1-3 Basketball, 1 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Booster Club, 3-8 Album, 2-6 Tower, 1-8 Student Council. GARY WALLMAN 1-3 Baseball, 1-8 Basketball? 3-8 Tefmisi 3-8 Monogram Club, 7 Treasurer, 7-8 Math Club. ANITA WALTER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3-8 Senior Glee Club, 4-5 Ex- ecutive board, 1-8 Y-Teens, 5-6 President, 3-8 Fu- ture Nurses, 4-6 Play Cast, 7-8 Tower, 5-6 Student Council. BILL WATERSON 1-8 Band, 4-8 Dance Band, 7-8 Orchestra. SUSAN WEDDLE 1'4 Pre? Glee Club, 1-2 Band, 3-8 Future Teach- ers, 5-6 Vice pres. SUE WELBER 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2-5 Booster Club, 1-9 Drama Club, 8,9 Drama Club Sec., 6,7 Board, 2-9 N.C.C.J., 2 Sec., Production Comm., 5-9 Thespians, 6-9 Tower Staif 1-5 Tower, 7-9 Nat'l Honor Society. RICKEY WETMORE 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 1-8 Band, 7,8 Booster Club, 7,8 Hi-Y, 4,6 Playcast, 4 Operetta lead, 6 Class Cabinet. MARYANNE WETTERGREN 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 2-4 Booster Club, 1-8 Jr. Red Cros . BARBARA WETZEL 3,4 Prep Glee Club, 7,8 Y-Teens, 3,4 Drama Club. JUDY WIDMAR 1-3 Prep Glee Club, 2,3 Secretary, 4-8 Glee Club, 5-8 Board, 1-8 Booster Club, 2-6 Drama Club, 4-6 Play CBSK: 3-5 Album, 4 Tower, 1-4 Student Coun- cil, 7 Queens Court. KENT WILKINSON 2-6 Cross Country, 1-3 Basketball, 5 Swimming, 1 Prep Glee Club: 2-8 Glee Club: 5 Plav Cast. BILL WILLIAMSON 3 Cross Country, 3,4 Swimming, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-8 Glee Club, 3-6 Hi-Y, 1,2 Screen Club, 3-8 Drama Club, 4,5 Play Cast, 7 Production Comm., 1,2 Tower. DONALD WILSON 5 Baseball, 4 Tennis, 1 Prep Glee Club, 2-4 Glee Club, 1-5 Jr. Waltons, 5-9 Tower. JUDITH WINGE 1-3 Prep Glee Club, 1,2,7,8, Booster Club, 4,7,8 Drama Club, 1-6 Guidance Cabinet, 7,8 Cheer Block. JOHN WINKELMANN 1-5 Prep Glee Club, 6-8 Glee Club, 4-8 Band, 3-8 Orchestra, 3-8 Screen Club, 7,8 Library Club, 7,8 Math Club. CAROLYN WIN SLOW 6-8 Album, 5-8 Future Teachers, 8 Treasurer, 8 National Honor Society. CHUCK WRAY 1-8 Football, 4 Track, 1-6 Wrestling, 1-8 Screen Club. JOHN WOOD 1-8 Band, 2,3 Hi-Y. SUESAN WOODWARD 1,2 Prep Glee Club, 3,4 Y-Teens. BRUCE WYATT 1-5 Jr. Waltons. MARY JANE ZELLERS 1-5 Prep Glee Club, 1,2 Band, 7,8 Jr. Red Cross, Future Nurses, 7,8 Secretary, 7,8 National Honor Society. Aaron, Patty Jo 18, 21, 80 Abbott, Charlene 24, 92 Able, Kenneth 92 Adams, Holly 36 , 80 Adams, Sue 24, 30, 33, 36, 86 Aichele, Fritz 11, 30, 34, 36, 62 Aitchison, Winfred 21, 80 Alberts, Marilyn 22, 37, 80 Alford, Barbara 86, 89 Allen, Cindy 86 Allen, Lani 21, 52, 92 Allen, Walter 92 Allison, Barbara 34, 62 Allmon, Robert 86 Alteri, Robert 91 Altman, Carin 86 Amerman, Beverly 62 Anastasio, Otilia 85 Anastasio, Vinicio 33, 52, 86 Anderson, Barbara 22, 35, 36, 80, 110 Anderson, Hazel 89, 92 Anderson, Susan 18, 19, 36, 37, 8 Anderson, Thomas 47, 52, 92 Annis, Larry 91 Ansley, Donald 52, 92 Apger, Rosemary 80 Arehart, Patricia 80 Arens, Barbara 36, 37, 92 Arnold, Robert 86 Aronson, Jane 36, 86 Ashenfelter, Dick 28, 36, 44, 52, 62 Ashenfelter, Susan 24, 36, 92 Ashley, Evelyn 80 Aulm, Melinda 92 Ann, Bill 92 Babarckas, Judy 86 Baker, Dale 62 Baker, smdi 18, 19, 24, so Baker, Smart 43, 47, 52, 92 Baldwin, William 21, 80 Balogh, Thomas 92 Balok, Larry 44, 86 Bamber, John 32, 33, 92 Barbara, Mary Ann 38, 86 0 Student Index Bare, Bruce 21, 80 Bare, Kenneth 21, 43, 92 Bare, Kenny 49, 92 Barker, Bill 86 Barker, Jean 24, 80 Barkley, Barbara 80 Barley, Janice 36, 86 Barnes, Barbara 86 Barnette, Dennis 23, 31, 62 Barnette,Jerre 36, 62, 110 Barnette, Rita Jean 22, 80 Barton, Marian 80 Barton, Philip 39, 49, 62 Barton, Robert 52, 86 Bartow, Caryn 87 Barts, Sue 92 Bauer, Donna 36 , 86 Bauer, Karen 92 Bauer, Thomas 80 Baumgartner, Ellamae 18, 35, 80 Bayman, Marilyn 21, 92 Bays, Thomas 80 Beard, Henry 92 Beaudway, Mike 86 Beck, Larry 42, 80 Beck, Linda 92 Beebe, Jack 20, 21, 86 Beery, Christeen 86 Beightler, Paul 86 Belcher, Jack 92 Bell, Judyth 24, 29, 36, 86 Bella, John 39, 42, 49, 52, 80 Benn, Charles 63 Bennett, Ann 8, 23, 30, 31, Bennett, Dick 63, 86 Bennett, Judy 33, 36, 86 Bennett, Robert 63 Bentele, Jerry 42, 86 Benzur, Vikki 36, 86 Berfanger, Susan 35, 92 Berger, Thomas 63 Berkel, Ronald 92 Berman, Nikki 80 Bernhard, Betty 92 Bernhard, Joyce 86 33, 63 Bernth, Bonnie 92, 111 Bethke, Natalie 86 Beyer, Judy 18, 86 Bezeredy, Patricia 23, 30, 35, 36, 37, so, as Biddle, Pairicia 21, 26, 34, so Bills, sue as Bird, cmlyn 11, 18, 22, 30, 36, 37, 80 Black, Linda 87 Blair, Barbara 87 Blankenship, Sandra 87 Blechschmidt, Jo Ann 92 Blessing, Nancy 92 Blosser, Lina 80 Blue, Dennis 87 Bogan, Frank 21, 92 Boger, Patricia 80, 85 Boggs, Suzanne 22 , 80 Boits, Barbara 36, 92 Bolenbaugh, Daniel 21, 63 Bolenbaugh, Jane 26, 80 Bolling, Pau-icia 18, 19, 63 Bolling, Robert 42, 49, 87 Bolling, Terry 94 Borkowski, Ted 80 Borough, Richard 87 Boudreau, Tom 93, Bowyer, Dick 63 Braden, Diana 87 Bradford, Dave 50 Bradley, Bob 93 Bradley, Neil 46, 63 Brady, Sandra 93 Brandley, Bill 42, 48, 81 Brandley, Tom 42, 48, 81 Brant, Carol 93 Bready, Helen 81, 89 Brentlinger, Ted 87 Brinley, Nancy 8, 13, 81 Britton, Cindy 87 Britton, Robert 93 Brook, Marsha 93 Brown, Annette 93 Brown, Jerry 87 Brueseke, Hal 18, 87 Brugh, Terry 93 Brunner, Daniel 93 Brush, Frank 21, 53, 81 Bryant, Mary Anne 93 Bryleski, Sandra 30, 87 Buck, Robert 30, 89, 93 Buechler, Sheila 36, 87 Bulhand, Carolyn 93 Bulhand, Joyce 18, 19, 63 Bulson, Linda 87 Bunyan, James 18, 30, 42, 87 Burke, Leo 97 Brunette, Mary 87 Burns, Danny 81 Burns, Larry 93 Bush, Bonnie 87 Bushman, Bill 53, 81 Buss, LaVern 63 Busse, Jim 39, 48, 87 Butler , Butler, Butler , Butler, Butler , Butler, Brian 11,z3, ze, 63 Edward 18, 44, 47, sz, as Jeff 81 Pete 81 sue 30, 93, 111 wiuiam 18, 32, sv Byers, Laura Lee 93 Cako, Cheryl 29, 33, 93 Callahan, John 93 Callsen, Cynthia 36, 93 Carnblin, Mark 30, 39, 52, 81 Cargill, Koneta 81 Carlson, Carol 63 Carlson, lvye 18, 81 Carlson, Judith Ann 81 Carlson, Richard 63 Carmack, Bonetta 93 Carpenter Carol 24 36 37 87 89,111 ' yn ' ' ' ' Carpenter, Claire 93 Carpenter, John 81 Carpenter, Mike 87 Carroll, John 63 Carroll, Paul 44, 81 Carson, Beverly 36, 87 P, , Cone, Lynne 85 Eichorst, Bradley 11, 26, Cates, Mike 43, 93 Caurro, Dominic 81 Chaden, Lee 30, 81 Chamberlin, Gene 28, 52 Champaigne, Jack 87 Champaigne, Jim 52 Chapman, Richard 52, 93 Chevrie, Dallos 93 Chism, Melvin 21, 47, 93 Christman, David 26, 39, 42, sz, 63 Church, Gary 93 Clark, Jolm 93 Clarke,Judy 21, 93 Clarke, Sherry 18, 22, 24, 30, 36, 87 Clayton, Anita 18, 81 Clayton, Kent 32, 81 Clemmons, Richard 47, 52, Cline, Gwendolyn 93 Cobb, Linda 38, 93 cegdeu, Marvin 32, 39, 49, sz, 81, 87 Cogdell, Sandra 24, 29, 87, Cohen, Ron 8, 39, 42, 63 Coker, Bonnie 20, 21, 64 Colbert, Dianne 87 Coli Charlene 18, 24, 33, 36, 93 Collier, William 81 Colt, Terry 87 Condon, Richard 13, 64 Coney, Tom 42, 87 Conley, Mike 91 Conrey, Janace 30, 36, 64 cooper, Bob 91 Cooper, Sanford 97 Copeland, Jacqueline 93 Coplen, Nila 87 Cordtz, Anne 93 Cosper, Rita 33, 36, 93 Cotherman, Arthur 64 Cowen, Judy 64 Cowgill, Patsy 93 Cox, Carl 81 ggy, Brent 26, 28, 34, 36, 39, 44, Crisler, Christine 87 Cseh, Jim 34, 81 Curtis, Terry 64 Cutler, Judith 64 Dahl, Norman 47, 93 Dahlgren, Dale 93 Dairyko, Sam 47, 52, 87 Dalberg, Dan 93 Daly, Vern 21 , 87 Daniel, Yvonne 87 Danielson, Wilma 87 Danner, Kent 87 Darr, Ned 91 Daughterty, Dennis 52, 87 Davidson, Donna 33, 87 Davidson, John 87 Davidson, Mary Beth 81 Drapinski, Nancy 93 D1-eesbach, Donna 37, 65 Druelinger, Eddie 87 DuBois, Floyd 93 DuJardin, Paul 93 Dunbar, Kath1'yn 4, 13, 81, 85 Dimcan, Kathy 30, 87 Dunn, Dan 18, 43, 52, 93 Dunn, Patrick 43, 93 Dunning, Larry 30, 87 Davis , Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Dave 20, 21, 28, 44, 48, 87 Dixie 22, 64 Gary 93 Robert 28, 34, 36, 64 Jack 87 Sandra 22, 81 Dean, Andrea 64 Dean, James 93 DeBa.rba, Sharon 24, 87, 111 DeCola, Mary Ann 33, 93 DeCraene, James 39, 81 DeGraff, Connie 81 DeGraff, Roberta 87, 89 DeG1-off, Kay 93 Deitchley, Craig 21, 87 DeLeury, Ca.ro1 21, 81 Del Vallee, Alfred 21, 87 DeShon, Joan 81 Durgin, Jerry 49, 87 Durgin, Shirley 65 Dzierla, Carolynne 93 Eader, Arlene 22, 24, 36, Eagles, Gail 37, 81 Eagles, Gary 52, 81 Ebeling, Linda 13, 22, 23 Eby, Judith 22, 93 Eby, Helen 13 , 65 Eddy, Gordon 65 87 , 30, 37, ss Edgerton, Penny 21, 29, 93 Edmonson, Janice 65 Edmonson, Sandra 87 Ege, Ronald 87 Ehlers, Lynn 18 , 93 Eich, Harvey 33, 93 Eich, Judith 24, 30, 33, 81 39, 42, so, DeSonia, Dave 87 Detwiler, Janice 93 De Vries Robbe, Jan 46, 8, 10, 20, 28, 30, 31, 34, 36, 39, 44, 64 Dhaene, Karen 81 Dhoore, Karen 81 Diamond, Donna 35, 36, 37, 64 Dickey, Joe 18, 19, 20, 21, 28, 30, 6 Dietl, Sandra 92, 93 Dillman, Dewayne 28, 50, 64 Dillon, Becky 29, 37, 81 Dillon, Mike 64 Ditsch, Fritz 32, 87 Dobbins, Karen 65 Dobecki, Jo Ann 8, 11, 23, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37, 65 Dodson, Diane 93 Donahue, Catherine 65 Donahue, Pam 93, 111 Doro, Maria 18, 87 Douglas, Bmce 87 Dovenspike, Tom 87 Doyle, Donna 93 Drake, Edward 32, 85 51, 65 Eichorst, Kurt 42, 49, 52, 87 Elek, Janice 36, 93 Elling, Dori 65 Elliott, Kaye 93 Elliott, Richard 21, 34, 93 Ellis, John 87 Elstien, Allan 32, 33, 87 Elstien, Morris 32 Emerick, Joe 52, 91 Emery, Carol 93 Emery, Sue 37, 81 Eminger, Judith 30, 36, 93 Emmons, Jimmy 81 Emmons, Robert 21, 93 Endres, Ben 42, 46, 65 Enfield, Beverly 18, 65 Enfield, Douglas 93 Engel, Michele 5, 6, 8, 21, 2 31, 36, 65 Engle, Dallas 21, 93 Engle, Karen 65 9, 30, Ensign, Carol 10, 23, 31, 38, 65 rayarr, Judith 31, 35, as Erhardt, Tom 91 Emsberger, Ola Fay 66 Esary, Mary 87 Eslinger, Bob 43, 47, 93 Eubank, Ron 18, 28, 44, 52, 87 Evans, George 28, 93 Evans, Jerry 87 Evans, Sandie 66 Evans, Tony 6, 11, 13, 26, 28, 30, 31, 36, 66 Eveld, June 87 Fairbairn, James 43, 93 Fairbanks, Barbara 94 Fairbanks, Ronald 94 Farian, Bob 94 Farian, Linda 32, 35, 37, 81, 89 Feferman, Shellie 66, 111 Feingold, Robert 85 Feldman, Bruce 66 Fenimore, James 85 Perm, Linda 87 Fen, James 26, 30, 39, 48, so, 66 F etters, Nancy 81 89 Finch, Freya 11 23, 30, 31, 37, 66 Fine, Jim 52, 97 Fine, Mike 94 Fink, Maude 35, 81 Finneran, Mike 24, 52, 87 Firestein, Peter 21, 26, 52, 87 Fischer, Jim 14, 39, 44 49, 52, 87 Fischggrund, Cathy 7, 18, 19, 24, 81 Fischgrund, Denny 22, 24, 94 Fiehbum, Patricia 66 Fisher, Ronnie 81 Fitzgerald, Colleen 94 Flaek, Sue 81 Fleming, Louis 43, 94 Flohr, Tom 87 Flowers, Clem 39, 42, 66 Fogarty, Janet 87 Fogarty, Janis 88 Fogarty, Ned 66 Foley, Roger 26, 32, 81 Foltz, Jennie 66 Forsythe, Barry 81 Fortin, Richard 52, 88 Foster, Curt 81, 85 Frame, Tom 94 Frank, Fred 33, 91 Frazie, Anita 94 Frazier, Howard 47, 52, 88 French, Jo Ann 94 F1-iabie, Jean 88 Fritz, Keith 88 Froehlke, Albert 81 From, Alvin 26, 86, 88 Frost, Diide 66 Frucci, Sandra 88 Fry, Dollie 88 Fulmer, Richard 94 Galko, Gerald 94 Garbacz, Mike 97 Gartenberg, Judy 88 Gassensmith, Cecilia 88 Gast, Kathy 94 Gause, Joe 47, 94 Gaylor, Melinda 66 Geans, Barbara 81, 89 Geans, Bob 88 Gentner, Barbara 94 Genmer, Dave 88 Gerber, Nancy 11, 30, 36, 88, 111 Gerber, Terry 6, 7, 11, 13, 26, 28, 30, 31, 48, 66 Gersey, Tina 94 Gibson, Terry 13, 39, 44, 66 Gielow, John 52, 81 Gilbert, Patsy 67 Gillen, James 94 G'illen, Jerry 32, 33, 81 Gillen, Robert 32, 81 Glasco, Helen 88 Glassburn, Lonnie 94 Gleissner James 81 Gobdel, Sue 18, 33, 36, 37, 81 Goetz, La Donna 14, 81 ceeu, Michael 94 Golba, James 81 Goldenberg, Jacqueline 24, 36, 94 Goldsmith, Faye 20, 94 Gregory, Diana 94 Grenert, Jim 49, 88 Grenert, Paula 33, 37, 67, 89 Grey, Bill 81 Griman, George 67 Grimes, Jerry 52, 88 Grimm, Patrick 42, 47, 49, 81 Grosso, Emily 36, 88 Grosso, June 67 Grove, Roy 94 Guilliom, David 81 Gumz, Linda 81 Gyorkos, Sandra 35, 36, 81 Haack, Sandra 29, 36, 37, 81 Haag, James 81 Habart, Tom 47 Hackett, Richard 21, 35, 82 Hackett, Suzanne 36, 88 Haines, Margaret N, 22, 33, 36, 94 Haines, Mary Anne 6, 18, 20, 23, 67 Hall, Robert 39, 42, 43, 49, 67 Hambmg, Sheila 33, 82 Hamilton, Kaye 36, 94 Hammes, Linda 8, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 33, 67 Hammes, William 30, 39, 48, 82 Harbin, Tom 67 Hardwick, Arlene 36, 82 Hardwick, Martha 94, 111 Harlan, Virginia 82 Harlan, Ward 39, 48, 67 Harlow, Jennifer 18, 82 Harman, Danny 94 Harman, Paul 82 Harrell, James 28, 39, 67 Goldstone, Barbara 88 Golomb, Robert 81 Good, Janet 67 Goodin, Dennis 34, 52, 88 Goodman, Dennis 94 Gooley, Katherine 37, 81 Gordon, Phyllis 18, 36, 88 Harris Barbara 20, 89, 94 Harris: Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris , Harris, Harris , Beverly 36, 82 Dorothy 18, 67 Jerry 50, 88 l Jim 49, 88 Johnny 82 Larry 50, 88 Lucy 94 Grace, Jeff 52, 94 Graffenberger, Thomas 81 Granger, Tom 24, 30, 94 Grant, Randy 81 Grant, Robert 7, 18, 26, 48, 81 Graves, Raymond 21, 88 Graves, Richard 20, 32, 67 Gray, Don 47, 88 Green, Bernard 52, 94 Green, Larry 88 Harrison, Charles 88 Harrison, Marialyce 67 Hartke, Don 30, 48, 94 Hartke, James 39, 48, 67 Hartke, Judy 88 Hartman, Catherine 33, 82 Hatala, Tom 94 Hayes, Lin 24, 36, 82 Hayes, Vicki 18, 88 Hebron, Tony 82 Hedman, Kent 11, 28, 30, 42, 49, 82 Hegg, Carol 18, 24, 26, 35, 67 Hegg, Larry 43, 94 Hehl, Judith 8, 22, 26, 33, 34, 36, 37, 82 Heidt, Gary 26, 32, 82 Helkie, Barbara 4, 6, 11, 18, 19, 22, 37, 68 Helkie, Bill 43, 47, 52, 94 Helm, La Ruth 18, 68 Hemphill, John 42, 52, 82 Henderson, Bob 32, 88 Henderson, Gene 68 Hendricks, Craig 32, 94 Hendricks, Sharon 68 Hendrickson, Karen 36, 88, 111 Hennion, Margaret 36, 88 Henz, Martha 24, 35, 68 Heritage, Cynthia 34, 82 Hem, Lynn 30, 88 Herrschop, Dennis 94 Herrschop, Donald 82 Hershberger, Shirley 18, 88 Hertel, Lois 68 Hess, Diane 30, 88 Heston, Judy 85 Hewitt, Marsha 68 Heyde, Sharon 37, 82 Hickey, Shirley 94 Hickman, Leslie 21, 28, 36, 94 High, Barry 39, 52, 88 Hight, Kay 94 Hilborn, Trudy 68 Hile, Don 33, 43, 52, 94 Hill, Helen 88 Hill, Robert 42, 43, 49, 82 Himebaugh, Bill 88 Hinlde, Martha 21, 82 Hite, James 88 Hjerpe, Dale 47, 53, 94 Hobbs, Jerry 36, 52, 82 Hochstetler, Connie 68 Hodes, Elizabeth 89, 94 Hoffer, James 82 Hoffman, Robert 68 Hoffman, Sheila 36, 82 Hofmann, Stuart 88 Hogan, Dennis 39, 68 Holcomb, Nancy 88 Holdmann, Virginia 33, 35, 68 Holmes, Rita 82 Holstein, Larry 88 Holstein, Marykay 97 Holstein, Mike 26, 32, 82, 85 Hoover, Bob 42, 52, 88 Horn, Mary 22, 24, 36, 37, 82, 85 Horrall, Bill 88 Horvath, Horvath, Horvath, Horvath, Horvath, Host:-aws Hostraws 82 Donna 36, 94 Emil 68 Nancy 21, 82 Phyllis 21, 88 Sharon 88 er, Bill 43, 52, 94 er, Doug 30, 39, 42, 49, 52, Howell, Karen 89, 94 Howerton, Bob 39, 42, 50, 51, 68 Howerton, Jim, 43, 47, 52, 94 Hoyt, Dave 38, 88 Hubartt, Betty Jane 16, 21, 29, 82 Hubartt, Bill 88 Hubbard, Anita 21, 36, 94 Hubbard, Denny 82 Huff, Rosemary 21 , 68 Huffman, Sandra 82 Hughes, Judy 8, 11, 18, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 36, 37, 68 Hull, Elizabeth 18, 20, 21, 69 Hull, James 21, 44, 47, 88 Humphrey, Jo Ann 37, 94 Humphreys, Judith 36, 82 Hunt, Jon 88 Hurlbut, Forrest 32, 88 Hurst, Karen 94 Hurwick, Alan 88 Hutchins, Dean 88 Hutchison, Paul 32, 88 Ingalls, Irene 36, 37, 82 Ingalls, Robert 26, 30, 31, lngam, Bill 18, 88 lsban, Fred 18, 88 69 Jeele, Bonnie 24, ao, 36, 94 Jackson, Burke 6, 26, 28, 3 Jacobs, Charles 82 Jacobs, Dennis 94 9, 44, 69 Jacobs, Garnet 88 Jamieson, Sally 33, 35, 37, 82 Janicki, Dan 94 Janiuewski, Gene 88 Jankowski, Gerald 53, 82 Janovsky, Sandra 22, 82, 111 Jardine, Charlotte 18, 20, 21, 88 Jarvis, Linda 21, 86, 88 Jasperson, Kathleen 88 Jerue, Kenny 47, 52, 82 Jerue, R ouaad 43, 94 Jodon, Alice 36, 88 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jolmson, Johnson, Johnson , Johnson, Johnson, Johnston Bev Zi, 82 Bob 53, 94 Bonnie 88 Chester 69 Dean 47, 49, 88 Jack 47, 82 Julie 20, 21, 24, 36, 37, 82 Karen K. 18, 82 Karen Lynn 37, 82 Nora 88 Pamela 94 Sharon 94 Vern 82 , Kent 94 Jones, Caroline 21, 36, 88, 89 Jones, Casey 43, 94 Jones, Dan 21, 88 Jones, Patrick 82 Joossens, Carol 88 Joossens, Richard 47, 82 Jordan, Richard 32, 53, 94 Judjahn,Ju1xa 69 Juhas, Charles 82 Jurgovan, Bruce 46, 88 Juroff, Kurt 42, 47, 89 Juroff, Marsha 21, 82 Kaeppler, Kent 53, 82 Kaiser, John 94 Karczewski, Don 39, 49, 50, 82 Karling, Bill 94 Kara, Rose 82 Katz, Dave 89 Katz, Lee 94 Katz, Michael 14, 69 Keefer, Jan 89 Keel, Jim 94 Keil, Roger 21, 94 Keller, Jerry 69 Keller, Karen 8, 36, 37, 69, 110 Keller, Sharron 24, 69 Kelley, Judith 8, 13, 23, 38, 69, 110 Kellogg, Joseph 20, 21 Kelly, Dave 32 Kelmer, Don 69 Keltner, Sherry 22, 36, 94 Kemper, Rosemarie 85 lgenady, Kay 12, 22, 24, 33, 36, 37, 6 89 Kehdan, Betty 89 Kendall, Jerry 39, 82 Kendall, Lee 69 Kennedy, Lila 95 Kennedy, Pat 95 Kerner, Kathleen 82 Kerr, Sharlene 95 Kershner, Charles 20, 39, 69 Kesler, Lorraine 82 Kifowit, Ralph 43, 47, 52, 95 Kimbel, Karen 69 Kincaid, Terry 95 Kindigg Tom 69 King, in 95 King, Karl 30, 53, 89 King, Sandra 89 Kirchheimer, Madeline 95 Kiison, Beverly 89, 95 Klaer, Paul 33, 52, 95 Klahr, Sharla 18, 89 Klebusits, Joan 69 ldetka, Kathleen 95 Klingerman, Sharon 89 Klinghammer, Lois 20, 89 Klosowski, Andrea 89 Klosowski, Fernanda 89, 95 Kluessner, Anne 16, 22, 23, 29, 36, 37, 70, 110 Kluessner, Jeanette 16, 22, 23, 24, 29, 37, 70 Knight, Agatha 95 Knoblock, Dora 89 Knuckman, Paul 28, 82 Kompar, Karen 95 Konrath, John 70 Konzen, Kay 95, 111 Kovach, Diana 82 Kowal, Carl 21, 82 Kowals, Karen 89 Kowals, Tony 48, 70 Kowalski, Karen 95 Krieg, Michael 89 Krieg, Thomas 70 Krieg, Wayne 32, 70 Kroger, Darryl 52, 89 Kronewetter, Marlyn 18, 33, 35, 89 Krueger, Michael 30, 46, 50, 82 Krueger, Posie 24, 35, 36, 95 Krug, Shirley 13, 23, 70 Kubiak, Sharon 24, 36, 82 Kubisiak, Barbara 82 Kuc, Susan 95 Kuemmerle, Fred 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 31, 33, 34, 70 Kugler, Pat 89 Kuhl, Tom 70 Kulp, Samuel 22, 32, 86, 89 Kuntz,Judy 21, 89 Kunz, William 95 Kiut, Larry 21, 32, 95 Kuzma, Jim 95 LaC1uyse, Theresa 70 Laderer, Lew 89 Laderer, Port 23, 26, 44, 70 Lake, Tim 47, 52, 95 Laker, Judith 82 LaMar, Duane 18, 19, 34, 70 LaMar, Karen 34, 95 Lamont, Denny 53, 89 Landuit, Channain 70 Landy, Linda 21, 26, 82 Lange, Dave 95 Langel, Arthur 95 Langel, Sandy 36, 37, 82 Lapham, Edmund 26, 95 Lasmanis, Juris 44, 89 Laughman, Beverly 70 Lawrence, Sue 30, 70 Leaders, Steve 30, 53, 82 LeBlanc, Karen 35, 95 Lederer, Elizabeth 71 Lee, Eugene 52, 95 Lee, Richard 71 Leia-, Terry 7, 11, 18, 21, 24, 25, 36, 82 Leibow, Diane 95 Lemontree, Joyce 14, 18, 24, 36, 89 Levy, Carol 95 Levy, Gail 8, 24, 25, 30, 31, 71 Levy, Paul 30, 47, 89 Lewis, Richard 89 Lichkai, John 89 Lidecker, Judith 20, 21, 95 Lieberenz, Jim 14, 71 Liepold, Don 32, 95 Liggett, Fred 24, 25, 71 Liggett, Maryellen 37, 82 Lightner, Sarah 18, 82 Lindale, Joni 16, 18, 19, 23, 29, 36, 37, 71, 110 Lisk, Mary 30, 36, 82 Liss, Barry 24, 25, 26, 83 Liss, Marjorie 35, 36, 95 Lnweiler, Charles 26, 28, 34, 95 Lloyd, Margaret 71 Locke, Marilyn 83 Logsdon, Patty 89 Longbreak, Sherry 71 Longfellow, Barbara 36, 95, 111 Longfellow, Joyce 83, 89 Louizenhiser, Lynn 42, 83 Lovelace, Janet 24, 25, 83 Lovings, Brenda 71 Lowe, Betty 95 Lumm, Steve 28, 89 Lundberg, Phil 43, 52, 95 Lundstrom, Larry 71 Lung, Emmet 95 Mabrey, Tommie 20, 36 , 95 MacCarroll, Sandy 36, 89, 111 Mack, Jim 89 MacLean, Ann 18, 24, 89, 110 Macri, Jo Ann 83 Maculski, Barbara 71 Madison, William 89 Magera, Lou Ann 21, 95 Maggert, Tom 18, 39, 49, 52, 83 Magnuson, Terry 85 Magrane, Gregg 95 Mahler, Alfrieda 35, 95 Malott, Kathlene 95 Manuwal, David 34, 42, 89 Markey, Karen 29, 95 Marko, Shirley 18, 24, 33, 35, 89 Marks, Harry 52 Marquardt, Don 28, 83 Marrs, Sandra 22, 36, 83 Marshall, Roberta 33, 95 Martin, David 89 Mama, Jeanne 6, 18, 24, 31, 36, 71 Maru, Jim 24 28, 89 Marvel, Kea la, 39, 42, 46, Mason, Sue 30, 95 Matela, Karen 95 Mathis, Michael 89 Mathis, Nancy 71 May, neagias zo, 21, 30, 95 May, Kathryn 7, 18, 19, 36, 87 McCammon, Larry 18, 89 McCormick, Kathy 18, 89 McCoy, Dan 18, 42, 83 McCu.llough, Phillip 26 , 39, 71 McDaniel, Patricia 29, 89 McCann, Janet 36, 83 Mexiaaey, Ann 29, 89 McKinney, Larry 28, 47, 95 so, 71 37, 83, 42, sz, Mexaighr, Lee 39, 42, 46, 83 McLemore, Craig 18, 30, 42, 89 McNamara, Jim 32, 34, 95 McNamara, Mary 18, zo, 21, 36, 37,71 Morgan Means, Harold 83 Medow, Ronnie 18, 24, 25, 36, 83 Meeks, Lynn 22, 24, 33, 36, 89, 110 Megyese, Julius 95 Meilstrup, Tom 42, 49, 50, 83 Mellinger, Steve 39, 42, 49, 52, 83 Meredith, Bob 89 Messmore, Carolyn 16, 29, 72 Messmore, Janet 29, 36, 89 Metcalfe, Judy 18, 22, 24, 33, 36, 37 95 Metzger, Ben 89 Metzler, Nancy 18, 83 Meunick, Fred 95 Meyer, John 83 Meyers, Don 42, 83 Michels, Betty 36, 95 Mickelsen, Dave 24, 25, 26, 28, 36, 83, 87 Mgkelsen, Karen 18, 24, 34, 36, 89, 11 Munn, Andy 42, 52, as Mikesell, Pmuip 3, 22, 26, 72 Mmer, mme 18, 89 Moore, 'Carol 22, 24, 33, 36, 95 Moore, Charles 83 Moore, Janet 38, 72 Moore, Joyce 72 Moore, Larry 47, 52, 83 Moran, Janet 95 Morey, Avis 36, 37, 83 ,onie 21, ao, 95 Morrical, Bob 89 Morrical, Carol 72 Morris,Wil1iam 95 Morrison, Lenore 89 Morrison, Marcia 89 Morms, Susan 29, 95 Morse, Brett 18, 36, 89 Mould,Judith 72 Mourer, Diane 21, 83 Mow, Linda 20, 24, 27, 30, 95 Moyer, Ronald 20, 21, 89 Mueller, James 44, 89 Mueller, Susan 36, 95 Murphy, Dennis s, 7, 39, 42, so, 72 Murphy, Miriam 95 Murphy, Sheila 36, 95 Miller, Dorothy 18, 89 Miller, Gregory 72 Miller, Jan 20, 21, 34, 83 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Jim 72 John 95 Kathy 89 Lois 20, 21, 35, 72 Pamela Ann 83 Pamela K. 26, 89 Roger 89 Ronny 21, 72, 89 Rose 34, 89 Susan 83 Muth, Louis 83 Mutzl, Ronald 34, 83 Myers, Alvin 89 Myers, Dale 89 Myers, Robert 83 Nace, Carol 37, 83 Naftzger, Sharon 95 Nagy, Bill 14, 72 Neal, Connie 96 Neddo, Barbara 96 Neff, John 34, 89 Nelson, Eric 20, 21, 28, 49, 89 Nelson, John 52, 96 Miller, Terry 44, 83 Miller, Wilbur 72 Miltenberger, Marty 95 Minkow Jerry 32, 39, 49, 83, 85 Mncheii, Don 42,89 Mitchell, Gene 95 Mitchell, Joy 83 Mitchell, Sharon 95 Mitloff, Norman 83 Mock, Frank 47, 52, 92, 95 Moffett, Diane 83 Montague, Judy 83 Montague, Sandra 72 Montague, Terry 89 Montgomery, Rebecca 95 Moore, Bill 95 Moore, Carol 37, 89 Nenon, Marshall 18, 19, za, 24, 25, 26 72 Nelson, susan 10, zo, so, ss, as Nemeth, Bonnie Jo 83 Nemeth, Carol 89 Nemeth, Charles 83 Nemeth, Dorothy 29, 37, 83 Nemeth, Joan 24, 96 Nemeth, Joyce 96 Nemeth, Ronald 47, 96 Nemeth, Steven 96 Nemeth, William 96 Newcomer, Dick 34, 90 Newcomer, Patricia 72 Newcomer, Sandra 96 Newcomer, Tom 34, 96 Newsom, Charlotte 96 Newton, Jonathan 73 Nichols, Dorothy 10, 30, 38, 73 Nicks, Wyze 43, 47, 52, 96 Niemeyer, Lisa 90 Nieter, Rosemary 73 Ninios, Jim 73 Nitz, Charles 73 Noeth, George 90 Norris, Ray 96 Nothstine, Barry 83 Oberle, Anita 73, 89, 111 Odelius, Gaule 83 Odiome, Dawn 90 Oliver, Mike 90 Oliver, Suzanne 90 Olshewsky, Nancy 73 Olson, Alan 20, 21, 90 O'Neal, Richard 96 Opperman, Deana 96 Opperman, Deborah 22, 30, 35, 36, 86, 90, 111 Opperman, Sanford 26, 73 Ortenstein, Lee 90 Ostrander, Katherine 18, 36, 37, 8 Ostrander, Vicki 36, 83 Owens, Linda 90 Palm, Sandra 96 Palmer, Lynn 18, 73 Papandria, Rebecca 29, 83 Papet, Jean 30, 90 Parker, Dorothy 96 Parker, Kathleen 83 Patton, Pat 91 Paulk, Jill 24, 36, 92, 96 Pearson, Thomas 20, 21, 28, 73 Peck, Marijo 90 Pence, Brian 28, 34, 52, 90 Perry, Alice 83 Peters, Victor 32, 96 Peterson, Jan 96 Peterson, John 43, 47, 50, 83 Pfaller, Beatrice 73 Pfaller, Shirley 83 Phelps, Roger 48, 73 Phelps, Sandra 90 Philip, Jerry 96 Phillipoff, Carl 18, 30, 42, 49, 83 Phillips, Eugene 7, 39, 42, 46, 73 Phillips, Freddie 52, 90 Phillips, Jane 33, 83 Pickett, Bernard 96 Piechowiak, Frank 42, 83 Pierson, Frances 96 Pierson, Rose 83 3 Pietsch, Pat 37 , 83 Piper, Robert 24, 73 Pipke, Evelyn 83 Pletcher, Larry 34, 83 Polk, Carol 73 Polk, Connie 96 Polk, Sidney 13, 30, 36, 73 Popp, Ronald 32, 90 Poulin, Barbara 33 , 37, 83 Poulos, John 91 Poulos, John L. 96 Powers, Sharleen 90 Powlas, Jerome 20, 21, 49, 83 Preston, Sharon 90 Price, Ann 30, 86, 90 Pring, Lee 36, 37, 90 Probst, Rudolph 83 Proud, Jo Ann 22, 83 Proud, Sue 90 Pry1z, Jim 74 Purdy, Sam 42, 83 Quattrin, Josephine 22 , 83 Quimby, Barry 31, 39, 42, 49, 74 Raab, Bill 74 Rachels, Andre 20, 90 Rachels,Anthony 20, 90 Radican, Rosemerie 90 Rainier, Linda 90 Ramsey, Kent 34, 90 Rankin, Nancy 90 Ranschaert, Sandra 20, 21, 83 Rantz, Sharon 83 Rawles, Janet 18, 19, 22, 23, 30, 37, 74 Rea, Jim 39, 46, 50, 44, 72 Rea, Karen 96 Rea, Vicki 96 Ream, Jalayne 96 Reber, Rod 21, 34, 90 Reber, Mary 22, 83, 85 Recla, Rodney 90 Reed, Carolyn 83 Reed, Robert 96 Refner, Diane 90 Reichard, Sharon 33, 35, 37, 84 Reith, George 84 Resler, Joyce 18, 19, 23, 31, 74 Resnick, Faye 96 Resnick, Nathan 74 Reuter, Martha 90 Reynolds, Dan 39, 48, 74 Reynolds, Karen 38 90 Rhoades, Charles 90 Rhoades, Gloria 77 31 Rice, Patricia 22, 84 Richards, Joan 24, 96 Richards, Sandra 24, 90 Richer, David 90 Riddle, Celia 74 Riedel, Judy 21, 90 Riedel, Marcia 96 Riedel, Paul 21, 90 Ries, Steven 21, 42, 49, 52, 96 Ries, Thomas 26, 44, 86, 92 Rifkin, Miriam 96 Riley, Colleen 18, 24, 90 Ritenour, Lamar 85 Ritter, Marijane 18, 19, 22, 84 Ritter, Marilee 74 Robbins, Audrey 74 Roberts, Bill 42, 52, 90 Robinson, Barbara 90 Robinson, Marguerite 96 Robison, Larry 18, 21, 86 Robison Rodney 9, 18, 19, 21, 28, 30, 31, 74 Rodgers Rita 84 Rodin Steven 34, 84 nee, Cail 84 Roeder, Don 90 Rogers, Rebecca 84 Rockstool, Carol 96 Roorda, Penelope 21, 84 Rose, Mary 35, 90 Rose, Ronald 96 Rosenbuam, Howard 30, 34, 36 84, 85 Rosenstein, June 18, 24, 84 Ross, Mike 74 Ross, Sharyn 90 Rosmer, Shirley 74 Rothenberger Sharron 21, 84 Rouhse1ang,Bernard 74 Rowe, Richard 75 Royce, Janet 75 Rubin, Barbara 84 Ruedi, David 90 Rummel Barry 21, 84 Rumpf, Ceorge 90 Rmnpf, Greg 47, 53, 96 Rupert, Bill 39, 75 Rusk, Eddie 21, 42, 49, 52, 90 Rusk, Patricia 6, 20, 31, 36, 75 Rutkowski, Jerry 84 Rux, Judy 22, 24, 90 Ryon, Beth 22, 24, 25, 75 Sackman, Carl 90 2 6: 44, Salkeld, Clark 75 Salzman, Toby 35, 90 Sanders, Ken 52, 96 Sando, Nelson 43, 96 Sando, Violet 75 Sandock, Kenny 32, 90 Schaefer, Kathleen 84 Schafer, Mike 90 Scheiman, Sandy 84 Schelle, Jo 15, 90 Schering, Patricia 36, 84 Schennerhorn, Bill 90 Scherzinger, Larry 20, 96 Schifferdecker, Helga 75 Schiller, Carol Ann 4, 22, 24 26, 84 Schindler, David 90 Schlemmer, Fred 28, 34, 96 Schock, Larry 90 e 25, semen sandra 15 18, 19, 38, 84 l Schoen, David 43,,96 Schohl, Robert 21 , 96 Schreiner, Robert 96 Schrop, Jo Anne 90 Schubert, June 18, 75 Schulman, Sara 96 Schulman, Sharon 75, ss sehelu, Eneen 6, 18, 19, zo, 30, 31, 75 Schultz, Joanne 20, 30, 36, 92, 96 Schwanz, Suzanne 10, 22, 31, 36, 38, 75 Scott, Patricia Scussel, Janice S cussel, Jeanne Searight, Scott Seedorf, James 75 18, 19, 20,35 84 84 75 Seese, Barbara 90 , 75 18, 24, zs, 36, 46, Sellenberg, Dorothy 18, 24, 36, 75 Sessler, Owen 97 Severeid, Bill 84 Severeid, James 47, 90 Severns, Sandra 84 Sexton, Sandra 96 Sexton, Sherrie 35, 90 Shaffer, William 34, 84 Shanafelt, Barbara 18, 76 Shanafelt, Bob 32, 96 Shapero, Ronald 3, 32, 36, 53, 76 Shapiro, Arthur 6, 26, 76 Shapiro, Phyllis 20, 21, 96 Sharpe, Pat 90 Sheets, Robert 26, 39, 42, so, 76 Sheets, Stephen 84 Sheeiz, Harold 76 Shelton, Henry 18, 85 Shenenberger, Kurt 84 Shenenberger, Lynda 90 Shepard, Julie 84 Shepard, Patricia 96 Sherman, Sharon 85 Shira, Bill 96 Shock, Charlene 90 Shoemaker, Janice 18, 19, 84 Shore, Richard 30, 96 Shotola, Sue 18, 19, 36, 76 Shoupe, John 96 Shultz, Sandra 33, 90, 111 Simcox, Kay 84 Simons, Sandra 76 Simpson, Bill 34, 53, 90 Singler, Bob 52, 96 Sink, Dave 47, 52, 90 Sjoquist, Fred 21, 90 Sjoquist, Jim 84 Skees, Sharon 76 Skodinski, Sharon 84, 89 Sleeth, Carol 21, 96 Sleeth, Lynn 84 Slutsky, Marshall 21, 85 Smith, Carolyn 84 Smith, Darlene 37, 84 Smith, Linda 84 Smith, Nancy 18, 76 smith, Phil 21, 96 Richard 34 90 Smith, , Smith, Robert 34, 42, 84 Smith, Suzanne 11, 30, 90 Smollca, Harietta 91 Snyder, John 76 33, 36 Snyder, Sheila 29, 33, 36, 96 Solhonk, Lillian 76 Soslowsky, David 84 Sostack, Barbara 84 Spainhower, Terry 84 Spaulding, Richard 96 Spence, David 21, 30, 91 Spiceqlgeffrey 53, 91 Spilis, avid 42 49, 91 spmk, Michele 96 Spradlin, Dennis 96 Squint, Johnny 91 Stahly, Thomas 30, 49, 76 Stamm, Martin Xl, 21, 35, 91 Stancati Anthony 52, 84 Stanfield, Den 84 Stansberry, Peggy 84 Starkweather, Sharon 76 Stnssel, Ilah Mae 96 Stechcon, Dorothy Stechcon, Jim 84 Steele, Charles 91 Stegman, Larry 91 Stenberg, Phil 91 Stephens, Larry 96 15, 30, 84,85 Stevens, Gene 21, 22, 30, 76 Stevens, James 96 Stevens, Joan 20, 24, 35, 36, 96 89 I Stewart, Wilma 18, 19, 84 Stilp, James 91 Stinebaugh, Joan 84 Stock, Alta 76 Stock, Fred 21, 91 Stoler, Nancy 18, 91 Stoner, Bill 21, 96 Stoner, Sue 84 Stouffer, John 3, 36, 76 scour, David 39, 42, 47, sz, 91 Stout, Mary 29, 36 96 suiekien, Nathaniel 42, 47, sz, 91 Su-ombeck, Mary Beth 96 Su-ombeck, Paulette 85 Struck, Judith 30, 84 Sullcey, Bonnie 33, 35, 96 Sullivan, Nichol 96 Sullivan, Norma 97 Sullivan, Opal 84 Svendsen, Eric 97 Svorec, Raymond 84 Swartz, Chuck 77 Swartz, Mike 49, 52, 91 Sweitzer, Jean 18, 36, 91 Swindeman, Thomas 74 Szabo, Candy 24, 36, 97 Szabo, Victor 18, 74 Szalay, Robert 84 Szewczyk, Casimer 84 Szewczyk, Lillian 30, 33, 36, 84, 110 Talcott, Terry 84 Tanner, Cecilia 84 Taulbee, George 97 Tavernier, Brenda 97 Taxon, Steve 97 Taylor, Carl 43, 52, 91 Taylor, Carolyn 29, 36, 84 Taylor, James 43, 52, 97 ,ss Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor , Taylor, Taylor, Teeter , Teeter, Teeter, Tenny Jane 29, 36, 37, 91 Mary Ann 84 Mary Beth 91 Patricia 21, 36, 85, 84, 89 Robert 18, 21, 30, 97 Sanford 77 David 77 Larry 85 Sandy 91 , Judy 21, 84 son Tetzlaff, Carol 77 Tetzlaff, James 91 Tetzlai, Ted 44, 97 Thibos, 37, 84 Lucille 11, 18, 22, 24, 36, Thistlewaite, Glenn 97 Thomas, Margaret 97 Thomas, Patricia 20, 21, 97 Thomas, Patrick 97 Thomas, Virginia 91 Thompson, Boyd 84 Thompson, Carole 91 Thompson, Larry 18, 19, 21, 24, 25, 26, 31, 77 Thompson, Lynda 97 Thompson, Paticia 91 Thompson, Robert 77 Thompson, Susan 18, 20, 84 Tinkel, Tinkel , Carolyn 91 Dean 34, 97, 111 Tinkel T 21 77 Tipton: en? a Larry 33, 97 Timamclmlorce 36,97 T0b1n,Linda 36, 91 Toepp. Thomas 28, 97 Tompkins, Nancy 18, 30, 36, 91 Toothaker, Julia 29, 97 Topping, Suellen 97, 111 Toul, Dmitri 97 Townsend, Thomas 15, 39, 42, 46, 77 Trefun, Carolyn 77 Trethewey, Bill 77 Trethewey, Kathleen 21, 97 Trisinger, Janet 77 Tru:man, Sharon 97 Tubbs, Mary 91 Tubbs, Pat 84 Tucker, Tom 91 Tucker, Tom F. 91 Tulchinsky, Leonice 84 Tully, Glenda 77 Tully, Lowell 84 Tm'ner, A1 52 Turner, Charles 97 Turnock Ken 77 Ukeie, Barry 21, sz, 84 Uyhelsi, Susan 91 Vaerewyck, Willie 97 Valentine, Sally 21 , 89, 97 Valentine, Sandra 18, 22, 84, 85 Van Acker, Charles 97 Van Acker Ed 78 van Buskn-if,ca.r1 42, 91 Vance, Doris 84, 111 Vandenburg, Seth 91 Vande Vanter, Dianne 97 Vande Vanter, Susanna 97 Van Faasen, Jan 11, 24, 35, 78, 111 Van Sleet, Reggie 52, 78 Vargo, Victor 30, 44, 49, 52, 91 Veasey, Chuck 43, 97 Vollmer, Sandra 91 Waechter, Paul 11, 30, 50, 78 Waelbroeck, Robert 32, 91 Walcott, Betty 78 Walker, Jerrold 32, 91 Walker, Robert 85 Walker, Tom 97 Wallace, Howard 28, 34, 97 Wallace, James 43, 49, 52, 97 Wallace, Mike 42, 49, 52, 85 Waller, Marlene 85 Wallman, Donna 24, 36, 91 Wallman, Gary 26, 39, 44, 46, 50, 78 Walsh, Mike 97 Walter, Anita 18, 78 Ward, Denny 85 Ward, Jim 42, 52, 91 Warmoth, Jerry 91 Warmoth, Nancy 85 warner, virginia s9, 97 warm, Jim 91 Waterson, Bill 21, 78 Wattles, Dick 78 Waxman, Kalvin 3, 4, 52, 78 Weaver, Sandra 38, 85 Webbink,William 21, 91 Weddle, Douglas 18, 21, 30, 52, 91 Weddle, Susan 78 Weidler, Mary 36, 97 Weinstein, Arlene 91 Weir, James 24, 25, 26, 85 Weir, Margaret 22 34 97 Weiss, Janice 18,19, 20,85 Weiss, John 42, 52, 91 Welber, Sue 6, 21, 22, 24, 25, 78 Welch, Randall 48, 52, 97 Welty, Donna 91 Wenzel, Anne 85 Wetmore, Ricky 18, 21, 78 Wettergren, Margaret 36, 91 Wettergren, Mary Anne 33 Weizel, Barbara 29, 78 Wetzel, George 85 Whitcomb, Leslie 97 White, Jackie 91 Widmar, Judy 18, 36, 79 Widmar, Karen 36, 97 Wieczorek, James 91 Wigent, Denny 43, 49, 97 Wilcox, Carol 85 Wiley, June 79 Wilkinson, Kent 79 Wilkinson, Mona 97 Willard. 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