Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

130 Volume LIII Kendallville High School East Noble School Corp. Kendallville, Indiana TOM WHAN 1947—1964 CAROL PARKS 1947—1961 MEMORIAM We cannot say, and we will not say That they are dead — they are just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, They have wandered into an unknown land, Think of them still as the same, we say: They are not dead — they are just away! Adapted from James W. Riley 1 Mr. Schwab served as a member of the Kendall- ville High School faculty and administration for thirty-five years. His dedication to his work is il- lustrated by the fact that he missed only one day of school during this entire period. In appreciation for his important contribution to the education of each of his students, we dedicate this book to our former math instructor and junior high principal, Frank J. Schwab. CONTENTS Faculty Page 14 Classes Page 28 Activities Page 72 Sports Page 106 CALENDAR . SEPTEMBER School Begins Football Begins OCTOBER Underclass Pictures B.I.E. I.S.T.A. NOVEMBER Basketball Begins Thanksgiving Vacation Y-Teen Trip Open House College Night DECEMBER Mouse That Roared Christmas Vacation Holiday Tourney JANUARY Exams Second Semester Begins FEBRUARY Sectional Basketball Tourney Y-Teen Dance Band Carnival MARCH Track Season Opens Easter Vacation APRIL K-Klub Dance J.C.L. Banquet Baseball Season Opens MAY Junior-Senior Banquet K-Klub Banquet Senior Auditorium Commencement FOREWORD From that exciting first day which brought an end to the leisure of our summer vacation to that final memorable event — receiving our diplomas in the commencement exercises, our high school days have been a truly rich experience. It is the purpose of this book to preserve in pictures and words the events and experiences of this past year. -v1 flRMM «g l 7 . CASTLE KHS FACULTY £S ■ mm THE ARISTOCRACY Royal Tritch, our senior high principal, determines and admin- isters school policies. He is avail- able to assist and to advise sen- ior high students and faculty whenever the need arises. Mr. Tritch also attends many extra- curricular activities and works continually to improve our edu- cational system. Herbert Hoffman, our junior high principal, is the administrator of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Mr. Hoffman provides as- sistance and guidance to the jun- ior high students and faculty. Edgar B. Redman, superin- tendent, is the administrative head of the East Noble School Corporation. He fills vacancies and insures the smooth opera- tion of our school system. Mr. Redman is constantly seeking in- novations and changes that will improve our education system. ROYAL W. TRITCH J SECRETARIES: Mrs. Neva Palmer, Mrs. Margaret Gould, and Mrs. Adele Ruderman act as vital links in their respective secretarial roles. Mrs. Palmer is responsible for the records and money of extra-curricular organizations; Mrs. Gould is Mr. Hoffman ' s secretary; and Mrs. Rud- erman is Mr. Tritch ' s secretary. .- MR. REDMAN MR. HOFFMAN SCHOOL BOARD: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. David Baker, Mr. Harold Frick, Mr. Cecil Smith, Mr. Charles Longyear, Mrs. Louis Lash, Mr. Donald Parks, and Mr. Robert Marshall. V ©eooeeeeee ©OOOQ poOO - f vi pi i V ' «k % t l L 1  ■■- ' 2 IB i S.B ill ii-a8 Sip at fe ■ 5 s 9 ■ Mr. Frymier, Miss Stephens, Mr. Lebo, and Mr. Metz are demonstrating some of the skills that can be learned by students in their business courses. NOBILITY: INSPIRED US TO HIGHER LEARNING Mr. Bradley, Mr. Coffel, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Rhodes, and Mr. Baker create the foundation for logic and the awareness of the wonders of science through their math and science courses. Miss Gilliland, librarian; Miss Henderson, choral direc- tor; Mr. Copeland, band director; and Mrs. Kimmell, art teacher, contribute to the cultural enrichment of our ed- ucational system. Mr. Deeter, Miss Carl, and Mr. Stouder consider plans for improving scheduling and vocational guidance for all students. Mr. Bowers, Mrs. Fischer, Mr. Sherman, Mrs. Engel, Mr. Reade and Mrs. Frank discuss stu- dent reactions to contemporary problems taught in their various social studies courses. Miss Eminger, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Peck, Miss Baker, Mrs. McMinn, Mrs. Diggins, Miss Dawson, Mr. McMinn and Mrs. Hoffman are examining projects and discussing the improvement of foreign language, English, and speech courses. Mr 1 H9 p JwB j 1 Hr D 8 HHL B Pi i mm Y m J 1 5wf§$Hfif |a « .XJ LwW ' fH BftA f | vF! liTiTi Mr. Scheeler, Mr. Beyler, and Mr. Czupryn plan a useful course of study for the boys interested in industrial arts. Mr. Reed, Mr. Racht, Mrs. Mallon, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Ferrario emphasize the importance of a good health and physical education program for all students. Mrs. Koons, Miss Vardaman, and Mrs. Jollief prepare girls for their roles as the homemakers of tomorrow through their home economics classes. Miss Neal and Mrs. Troyer, who teach English, en- gage in an interdepart- mental discus- sion with Mr. Savage, a sci- ence teacher. MR. HAMILTON ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT COOKS: ROW 1: Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Longyear, Mrs. Ulm, Mrs. Bleck, Mrs. Shumaker. ROW 2: Mrs. Munk, Mrs. Cochard, Mrs. Bassett, Mrs. Nartker, Mrs. Deems, Mrs. Emin- ger. BUS DRIVERS: Jack Reed, Basil Roberts, John Bloomfield, Duane Ho%ve, Robert Hafer, Wyllis Herrick, Merritt Ewell, Roy Hall: (Not Pictured). PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENE: Cooperated and Contributed. JANITORS: Clark Gould, Del Longbrake, LeRoy Beiswanger, Clyde Martin, Max Forbes. SCHOLASTIC HONOR JACKET WINNERS: ROW 1: Lee Cochard, Jennifer Groh, Marian Groh, Connie Dre- her, Candy LaVigne, Linda Weber. Chuck Courtney. ROW 2: Dave Cookerly, David Neal, John Molitor, Dan Houser, Bernard Smith, Mike Anderson. Presented Honors for Academic Excellence The last day of school is set aside for the presentation of scholastic awards. Those students maintaining an A average in any subject for two semesters are awarded blue ribbons. Those who maintain an A average for one semes- ter receive blue ribbons. Students who have maintained at least one semester of straight A work receive scholastic honor jackets. The 1964 valedictorian was Ferris McCormack with an average of 97.69. The salutatorian was Linnea Heathers with a 96.92 average. Third highest was Margaret Hulsen- beck. Charles Courtney was valedictorian for 1969; he main- tained a 97.19 average. Dave Cookerly with 96.26 was the salutatorian. Third highest this year was Dan Houser. 1964 Ferris McCormick Valedictorian Linnea Heathers Salutatorian Charles Courtney Valedictorian 1965 David Cookerly Salutatorian ACADEMIC: Serve Students of Varied Interests CLASSES r l SENIORS KNIGHTS— CLASS OF ' 65 SENIOR HISTORY Reminiscing for a moment, the Seniors of 1965 first recall Freshman Parent Night, which consisted of a tour of the building, a program in the auditorium, and re- freshments. As sophomores, the main event was the selection of a class jacket which would be worn with pride. After much deliberation, the class chose blue jackets with white K ' s and numerals. The pace accelerated as we began our junior year. Now preparation started for our final year. We solicited magazine subscriptions since the proceeds of the mag- azine sales finance the Junior-Senior Prom. Another milestone of our high school career came when we chose our class rings. What an eventful day! Then came our class party Junior Swings . Oh, the memories! We reached the climax of our junior year with the Junior-Senior Prom, an event we had long awaited. Now we were on the doorstep of our final and most significant year. At last, our senior year arrived. There were senior pic- tures to be taken, announcements and name cards to be ordered, a yearbook to be compiled, and a Junior- Senior Prom to be enjoyed. With great pride and much joy, tinged with a bit of sadness, we reached the goal for which we had been striving — baccalaureate and graduation day. OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Mrs. Black, Sponsor; Charles Courtney, President; Gary LaRue, Vice President; Martha Per- kins, Treasurer; and Jaklin Shaffer, Secretary. LINDA LOUISE ADAIR: Y-Teens (2). At Rome City High School: Pep Club (2); Safety Patrol (2); Volley- ball Team. LINDA LUCILLE ALLEN: Y-Teens (2) Pep Club (1). J.C.L. (1); THERESE ANN ANDRYSIAK: Class Treasurer 1960- 1961; Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); J.C.L. (1); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (6), Vice-President 1964-1965; Cheerleader (2). SANDRA KAY AUSTIN: Y-Teens (1); Band (1). At Rome City High School: Safety Patrol (1); FHA (1); Band ( 1 ) ; Roman Reporter Staff ( 1 ) . JULIA ANN BAILEY: Student Council (1); Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); FTA (3), Vice-President 1964- 1965; FHA (1); J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club. MICHAEL BAKER: K-Klub (4); Two Athletic Awards: Football; Intramural (3); Magazine Sales Team Captain. THOMAS EDWARD BAKER: FTA (1); J.C.L. (2); Intramural (3) : Six Year Perfect Attendance Record. ALBERT OLIVER BARNETT CHARLES STEPHEN BERHALTER : Class President 1963-1964; Class Vice-President 1962-1963; Wig Paint (1); K-Klub (3), President 1964-1965; Six Ath- letic Awards: Football (1), Track (3), Cross Country (2); NEIAC Track Champions 1962-1963, 1963-1964; Intramural (4) ; Magazine Sales Team Captain; East Noble School Advisory Committee (2). T. ALAN BERHALTER: Intramural (2). WILLIAM BENJAMIN BRYAN: Class Vice-President 1960-1961; J.C.L. (2); Band (3 0; State Solo Contest (3); Mixed Chorus (1); K-Klub (3); Three Athletic Awards: Football: Intramural (2) ; Science Club (1). DAVID ROCKWELL BUTTON. PATRICK DEAN CALKINS: Spotli it Staff (1); Band K (4), Captain (1), Indiana University Music Clinic (1), State Solo Contest (4); Boys ' State (1); In- teract. MARYELLEN CAMPBELL: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L. (1); Yearbook Staff; Girls ' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Girls ' Nonette. KAREN LYNN BOWMAN: Y-Teens (1); FHA (1). At Rome City High School: Pep Club (3) ; FHA. NANCY KAY BRAND: Y-Teens (1); Pep Club (1). At Garrett High School: Blue Triangle (2) ; Y-Teens (1); Pep Club (3). CAROLYN SUE BRINKMAN: FHA (1). At Rome City High School: FHA (2) ; Cafeteria (2). KENNETH MARSHALL BROOM: FFA (3); Judg- ing Teams: Crops (2), Land (2). At Rome City High School: FFA (1); Judging Teams: Crops (1), Dairy (l);Band ( 2 ); Intramural (1). KAREN ANN BROWN: Y-Teens (2) ; Cheerleader ( ' A). At Rome City High School: Pep Club (2) ; Safety Patrol (2) ; Twirler (1) ; Rome City Track Tessa Queen; Volleyball Team. CHARLES ROBERT BRUNSON: Spotlight Staff. At Rome City High School: Class Treasurer 1961-1962; Basketball ( 1 ) ; Band (2) ; State Solo ( 1 ) . DAVID SHERMAN CARTER: J.C.L. (2). SUSAN IRENE CASTLE: Y-Teens (1); Wig Paint (3); Thespians (2); J.C.L. (2); F orensics (1); Spot- light Staff (3), Editor-in-Chief 1964, Co-News Editor 1963-1964; Pep Club (1); Girls ' State Alternate; Rotary Speech Contest (2); District Rotary Speech Contest (2) ; Ball State Journalism Institute 1963. VALERIE KAY CHAFFEE: Y-Teens (3); FHA (1); J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff; G. A. A. (2); Pep Club (1). LARRY WAYNE CHAPMAN: FFA (4), Secretary (1); Judging Teams: Crops (1), Land (1), Antomology (1), Dairy (3); Band (1). At Rome City High School: Band (3) ; Freshman Paper; Drum Major (1). PAULA KAY CHIDDISTER: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); FHA (3), Secretary 1963-1964, President 1964-1965, Honor Chapter Requirements 1961-1962; Yearbook Staff, Co-Circulation Manager; Spotlight Staff; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); Girls ' Cho- rus (4); Senior Sextet; Junior Sextet; Pep Club (6), Cheerleader (3). DIANA LYNN COCHRAN: Y-Teens (1); Girls ' Cho- rus (1) ; G.A.A. (4), Awards: Pin, Numeral, K . LINDA SUE COFFEL: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (2); Forensics (1); Yearbook Staff, Typist; Spotlight Staff, Typing Manager; State Solo and En- semble Contest (3); Girls ' Chorus (1); Freshman Cho- rus ( 1 ) ; Mixed Chorus ( 1 ) ; Senior Sextet ; Junior Sex- tet; Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Nonette; Pep Club (2). KAREN ANN COFFELT: Y-Teens (1); J.C.L. (1); Pep Club (2). At St. Patrick Academy: S.C.H.O.L.A. ( 1 ) ; Yearbook ( 1 ) ; Chorus ( 1 ) . MARY ANGELA COFFEY: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); J.C.L. (2); Forensics (2); Yearbook, Editor; Thespians (3), Secretary; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. RANDY LEE COLEMAN: Freshman Chorus; Intra- mural (3). JAMES ROBERT COUNTRYMAN: Intramural (1); At New York: Basketball (1); Intramural (3); Varsity Club (1); Football (2); Track (1); Four Athletic Awards: Two Football, One Track, One Basketball; Mixed Chorus (5) ; Boys ' Chorus (5) ; Awards: Two. CHARLES RICHARD COURTNEY: Class President 1964-1965; J.C.L. (2); Band (4), Dance Band (1), State Solo Contest (4) ; K-Klub (4) ; Five Athletic Awards: Three Football, Two Track; Honor Jacket; Intramural (1); First Team N.E.I.C. (Football) 1964, Third Team N.E.I.C. (Football) 1963; Boys ' State; Magazine Sales Co-Chairman; School Sponsored Con- ference at Western Michigan 1964; Achievement Con- test, Latin I; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor So- ciety. LYNN ANN CRISWELL: Y-Teens (3); FHA (1). At Rome City High School: Mixed Chorus (1); Girls ' Cho- rus ( 1 ) ; FHA ( 1 ) ; Roman Reporter ( 1 ) . STAR LANETTE DAVIS: Y-Teens (1) Mixed Chorus (1) ; Pep Club (1). Band (1); SHARON ROSE DEBOLT: Y-Teens (1); Wig Paint (2); FHA (1); Junior High Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Girls ' Chorus, Secretary; Mixed Chorus (1); G.A.A. (4), Reporter 1964-1965, Awards: Pin. DIAN E DELONG: Y-Teens (2 s); Wig Paint (2); FHA (1); G.A.A. (2), Pep Club (1). CONNIE SUE COMBS: Band (6), Student Director (1), State Solo and Ensemble Contest (4); Girls ' State. At Rome City High School: Class President 1960-1961, 1961-1962, Class Treasurer 1959-1960; FHA (1); Pep Club (2). LOIS ANN COMBS: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint; FHA (3); Spotlight Staff, Editor, Feature Editor 1964-1965; Girls ' Chorus (1), Secretary 1962; Pep Club (3), Cheer- leader ( 1 ) . SANDRA JANE COOK: Mixed Chorus (1). At Rome City High School: FHA (1). DAVID HOWARD COOKERLY: J.C.L. (2); K-KIub (4), Sergeant of Arms (1); Three Athletic Awards: Golf; Honor Jacket; Student Manager (1); Intramural (4); Boys ' State (1); School Sponsored Conference at Western Michigan 1964; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. KATHLEEN GAIL DEVOE: Y-Teens (3), Secretary 1964-1965, Cabinet 1964-1965; Wig Paint (4); Thespians (2 2 ); FTA (2), President 1964-1965; J.C.L. (2), Secretary 1962-1963; Freshman Chorus (1); Pep Club (1); Girls ' State Alternate: H.S.L.A. (2); Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. JUDY ANN DIEHL: Y-Teens (3); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (3). LINDA LOU DONALDSON: J.C.L. (2); G.A.A. ( l i) ; Pep Club (3). ROSEMARY LEE DRERUP: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); J.C.L. (2); Pep Club (4), Treasurer 1964- 1965. 7V JACK RANDOL DUNGAN: Mixed Chorus (3), Sec- retary ( 1 ) ; Intramural ( 1 ) ; Safety Patrol Boy ( 1 ) . RICHARD CARL EDDY: Secretary 1960-1961, Treas- urer 1961-1962; Wig Paint (2); J.C.L. (2); Forensics (1); Mixed Chorus (1); K-Klub (4); Three Athletic Awards: Golf; Student Manager (2); Intramural (4); Boys ' State Alternate; Rotary Speech Contest 1961-1962; Senior Representative to Rotary. RUTHANN EICHER: Y-Teens (3), Vice-President 1964-1965, Cabinet 1964-1965; Wig Paint (4); Thes- pians (1); FTA (3), Secretary 1963-1964; J.C.L. (2), Treasurer 1962-1963; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Pep Club (3). BRENDA RUTH FAULKNER: Y-Teens (1) book Staff. Year- DIANE ELLEN FELLER: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2). SANDRA LYNN FIET: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); Thespians (2), Treasurer; J.C.L. (2); Spotlight Staff, Business Manager; Pep Club (5); G.A.A. (4), Award: Pin. LYNN IRENE FRANZE: Class Secretary 1961-1962; Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); Pep Club (3). VIANA JANE FRISKNEY: Y-Teens (2); Mixed Cho- rus ( 1 ) ; Pep Club ( 1 ) . PAMELA JO FRITZ: Class Treasurer 1960-1961, 1963- 1964; Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); Yearbook Staff; Freshman Sextet; Triple Trio; Pep Club (6), Cheer- leader (6) ; Magazine Co-Chairman. JOHN WILLIAM FUHRMAN: J.C.L. (1); Spotlight Staff (1); K-Klub (2); Student Manager (1); Intra- mural (2). At Avilla High School: Class Vice-President 1961-1962; Interact (2). GLORIA JEAN GASPER: Y-Teens (1); FHA (1); Pep Club (4). LARRY LEE GILLESPIE: Pep Club (1); Intramural ( 1 ) ; Safety Patrol Boy ( 1 ) . ROGER LEE FORD: K-Klub (2); Student Manager (1); Intramural (2). At Rome City High School: Stu- dent Manager ( 1 ) ; Safety Patrol ( 1 ) ; Newspaper Re- porter (1); Intramural (1). DENNY RAY FOSTER: J.C.L. (1); K-Klub (2); One Athletic Award: Basketball. abmM HAROLD DEAN GOODMAN: One Athletic Award: Track; Intramural (1); Cross Country (1); Magazine Sales Team Captain. MARC REID GRIMM: Intramural (3). DAVE GRUBB JACK LEWIS GRUBB: Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); K-Klub (2); Intramural (2); One Athletic Award: Cross Country. HOLLY JUNE HEINE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Senior Sextet; Junior Sextet; Pep Club (3). TERRY JAMES HEMLINGER: Wig Paint (3); J.C.L. (2) ; Forensics (1) ; Intramural (3). DAVID HALLET GUNSAULLUS: K-Klub (3); In- tramural (3). MARIAN KAYE H AMMAN: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1);G.A.A. (1); Pep Club (1). BARBARA ANN HART: Girls ' Chorus (1). WAYNE CARL HASSELMAN: J.C.L. (2); Intramu- ral (3). RICHARD JAMES HASTREITER: J.C.L. (1). DANIEL LEE HEIMAN: FFA (4), Assistant Sentinel (1), Treasurer (1), Vice-President (1); Judging Teams: Crops (2), Land (2), Vegetable (1); N.J.V.G.A. Con- ference 1962-1963, 1963-1964. RONALD LEE HENSCHEN: FFA (4), Treasurer 1964-1965; Judging Teams: Crops (1), Land (2), Poul- try (1), Dairy (2); Band (3), Dance Band (1); State Contest. STEVEN JOE HERENDEEN: J.C.L. (1); K-Klub (4); Four Athletic Awards: Three Football, One Basket- ball; Honor Jacket; Conference, Honorable Mention 1964; Safety Patrol. STEVE HUTCHINGS: Band (2). KRISTIN ANN IRONS: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); Thespians ( ' -); J.C.L. (2); Yearbook; Spotlight Staff; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (3); Mixed Chorus (2); Senior Sextet; Junior Sextet; Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Nonette; Pep Club (4), Senior Rep- resentative 1964-1965. VALERIE LIN HERENDEEN: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (3) ; Mixed Chorus (4); Senior Sextet; Junior Sextet; Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Triple Trio; Pep Club (6) ; Girls ' State Alternate. GARY WENDELL HICKS: Class President 1962-1963, Class Vice-President 1961-1962; Wig Paint (3); Thespians ( ' =); FTA (3), Parliamentarian; J.C.L. (2); Forensics (1); Yearbook Staff; Spotlight Staff, Business Manager; K-Klub (4), President 1964-1965; Three Ath- letic Awards: Two Football, One Baseball; Intramural (2); Boys ' State Alternate; Magazine Sales Team Cap- tain; School Sponsored Conference — World Affairs In- stitute 1964; Rotary Honor Blazer; Student Council 1963-1964, 1964-1965, President 1964-1965; I.U. Stu- dent Council Workshop 1964; East Noble Advisory Com- mittee 1963-1964, 1964-1965; National Honor Society. LINDA FAYE HICKS: Y-Teens (1); Girls ' Chorus (1). KAREN ANN HOLBROOK: Y-Teens (2); J.C.L. (2); G.A.A. (2); Pep Club (4). DANNY NED HOUSER: Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society; Electronics Club (1). At Rome City High School: Roman Reporter (1); American Legion School Award. WILLIAM ALLAN HURSEY: Band (4), Bank K (1); State Ensemble Contest (2); K-Klub (2); Golf (2). LYNETTE ANNE KANE: Y-Teens (2); Girls ' Chorus ( ' A); Pep Club (2). CARL DAVID KELLEY: Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); Folk Song Trio (2); Boys ' Trio (2); Boys ' Sextet (2); Pep Club (1); One Athletic Award: Football; Intramural (2). MICHAEL J. KESSLER: FTA (1); J.C.L. (2); Fo- rensics (1); Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editor; K-Klub (1); Boys ' State; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society; Electronics Study Group (2); National Foren- sics League ( 1 ). DAVID LAWRENCE KING: Band (3); Intramural (2). At Rome City High School: Solo and Ensemble Contest; Drum Major; Photography Club; Intramural (2); School Paper, Editor. JOYCE LOUrSE KING: National Honor Society. NANCY ANN KLINKENBERG: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); Thespians (3); FTA (3), Historian 1964- 1965; J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff; Spotlight Staff; G.A.A. (4), Reporter 1961-1962, President 1962-1963, Vice-President 1964-1965, Major Awards: K , Pin, Nu- merals; Pep Club (3), Senior Representative 1964-1965; Girls ' State. PATRICIA ANN JACOBY Club (4). Girls ' Chorus ( 1 ) ; Pep SANDRA ANN JAQUAY: Y-Teens (3); Girls ' Chorus (1); Mixed Chorus (1); Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Nonette. At Avilla High School: Chorus (1). JAQUILIN IONE KOTTERMAN: Mixed Chorus (2) ; Pep Club (2). Y-Teens (3); BARBARA LOUISE KROPP: Y-Teens (3), Cabinet 1.964-1965; Wig Paint (3) ; Thespians (l ' a) ; FTA (3) ; Forensics (1); Yearbook Staff; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (1); Girls ' Chorus (2); Freshman Ensemble; Pep Club (2); H.S.L.A. (2); Indiana University Library Workshop. VICKI SUE LAWRENCE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4) ; Thespians (2 ' 2 ), Clerk; FTA; J.C.L. (2) ; Spotlight Staff, Editor and Club Editor; Band (3); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); G.A.A. (4), Awards: Pin, K , Numeral; Pep Club (5); Girls ' State Alternate; National Honor Society. NANCY ROSE ANN LEAMON: Y-Teens (3), Public Chairman, Cabinet; Wig Paint (1); FHA (3), His- torian, Secretary; J.C.L. (1); Mixed Chorus (1); Pep Club (6), Cheerblock Captain 1964-1965. DONALD LEE LEIGHTY: FFA (3), Reporter 1964- 1965; Judging Teams: Crops (1), Land (3), Poultry (1), Vegetable (1); Yearbook Staff; K-Klub (1); Two Ath- letic Awards: One Football, One Track. At Rome City High School: Freshman Paper; FFA (1). DANIEL PATRICK LEWIS: J.C.L. (1); K-Klub (3); Two Athletic Awards: One Football, One Basketball; In- tramural (2). BARBARA JANE KRULL: Y-Teens (2); FHA (2), Editor, Parliamentarian ; Band ( 1 ) . At Rome City High School: Substitute Cheerleader (1); Girls ' Chorus (1); Roman Reporter (1); Brigadoon ; Chorus; FHA (2), Editor (1). DUANE D. KUHN: Wig Paint (1); Thespians ( ' a); FTA (3); J.C.L. (2); Forensics (1); Mixed Chorus (2) ; Pep Club (4) ; National Honor Society. LINDA LOU LANDGRAFF: Y-Teens (3), Cabinet (1); Girls ' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Pep Club (4) ; National Honor Society. LINDA LEA LARE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); FHA (1); J.C.L. (1); Pep Club (6), Cheerblock Cap- tain 1964-1965; Magazine Sales Captain. GARY GENE LARUE: Class Vice-President 1964-1965; J.C.L. (2), Vice-President (1); Yearbook Staff; Spot- light Staff; Nine Athletic Awards: Three Football, Three Basketball, Three Track; Muncie Invitational Volley- ball Tournament 1963-1964; Electronics Club (1). PERRY LEE LAWRENCE: K-Klub (4); Five Athletic Awards: Three Football, Two Baseball; Honor Jacket. CHERYL SUE LEY: Y-Teens (2); Wig Paint (1); Pep Club (1). PERRY CLINTON LOGAN: FFA (4), Sentinal 1964- 1965; FFA Band (2); Judging Teams: Crops (2), Land (4), Livestock ( 1 ), Vegetable (1), Dairy (3), Antamology (1); Band (2), Band K ; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (1). At Rome City High School: Freshman Paper; Basketball (1) ; Intramural (2). ROGER LYNN LONGYEAR: FFA (4), Reporter 1963- 1964, President 1964-1965; Judging Teams: Crops (2), Land (3), Poultry (4), Vegetable (3); County: Essay Winner 1962-1963, Public Speaking Winner 1963-1964. STEVE MICHAEL MANSFIELD: FFA (3); Judging Teams: Land (1), Poultry (3); Intramural (1). CATHERINE ELSIE MANUEL: Y-Teens (3); FHA (1); J.C.L. (2); Band (4), Band K ; Indiana Univer- sity Band Camp; Dance Band (3); State Solo and En- semble Contest (3) ; Pep Club (2) ; Girls ' State. KAREN SUE MAPES. ROGER ALLEN MAXWELL: J.C.L. (2). DOROTHY SUE McCANN: Pep Club (2) SHIRLEY ANN McCARTY: Y-Teens (2); FHA (3), Parliamentarian; Girls ' Chorus (1) ; Pep Club (4). WILLIAM DAVID McKINLEY: Wig Paint (5); Band Concert; Thespians (2); Pep Club (3); K-Klub (2); Four Athletic Awards: Two Football, Two Basket- ball; Student Manager (2); Safety Patrol Boy (1); Elec- tronics Club (2). CONSTANCE LOU McNAMARA: Mixed Chorus (154). Y-Teens (2); JANET LUCILLE MINICH: Y-Teens (2); Yearbook Staff, Typist; Class Secretary 1962-1963. At Rome City High School: Class Secretary 1959-1960, 1960-1961, 1961-1962; Chorus (1); Band (2); Cheerleader (1); Chorus: Brigadoon ; Roman Reporter; FHA (1). MICHAEL ARTHUR MOSSMAN: Intramural (1); Magazine Sales Team Captain. At Rome City High School: Brigadoon ; Pep Club (2). JEFFERY ROSS MOUNTZ: K-Klub (4); Three Ath- letic Awards: One Baseball, Two Track; Honor Jacket; Intramural ( 1 ) ; Cross Country ( 1 ) . SHERRY LYNN MYERS: Y-Teens (2); FHA (3); Girls ' Chorus (1); Pep Club (4). LYNN RAY NODINE: Mixed Chorus (1); Intramural (2). GREGORY BARTLET OLNEY: At Lansing Eastern High School: Class Secretary 1959-1960, Class Treasurer 1960-1961; Two Athletic Awards: Two Football; Intra- mural (3). RICHARD ALLEN MEADOWS: K-Klub (4); Four Athletic Awards: Two Football, Two Track; Intramu- ral (3). DENNIS WARREN MILLER: National Honor Soci- ety; Rotary Honor Blazer. LINDA SUE MILLER: Class Secretary 1963-1964; Y- Teens (3); FTA (3); J.C.L. (2); Mixed Chorus (1); Pep Club (2); H.S.L.A. (4), Vice-President 1964-1965; Achievement Contests: Algebra 1962; National Honor Society. PATRICIA ANN OWEN: Y-Teens (2); FFA (1); G.A.A. (2), Awards: Numerals; Pep Club (2). ANN KAREN PANKOP: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L. (2); G.A.A. (1), Award: Pin; Pep Club (2); H.S.L.A. (1), Spring Conference 1964. JUDY KAY PANT: FHA (1). MITCHELL DUANE PARKER: K-Klub (2); Stu- dent Manager (1); Intramural (3). PATRICK PAUL PARKER: Track (2); Intramural (2). SARA MARY PATTERSON: Wig Paint (1); FHA (1); J.C.L. (1); Girls ' Chorus (2), Vice-President (1); Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Trio; Freshman Nonette; G.A.A. (2 a ), Award: Pin; Pep Club (1). MARTHA FAY PERKINS: Class Treasurer 1964-1965; Y-Teens (3), President 1964-1965, Cabinet 1964-1965; Wig Paint; FTA (3), Secretary 1964-1965, Historian 1963-1964; J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff, Business Man- ager; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (1); Mixed Chorus (3); Senior Sextet; Junior Sextet; Pep Club (4), Vice-President 1963-1964; Girls ' State Alternate; D.A.R. Citizenship Award. PATRICIA HOPE PERKINS: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L (1); Mixed Chorus (3), Secretary 1963; Freshman Chorus; Pep Club (2). SAMUEL LEE POLLOCK: K-Klub (4); Four Ath- letic Awards: Two Football, Two Track; Honor Jacket; Intramural (2). JANE ELAINE POYSER: Y-Teens Band (4); Pep Club (1). (3); J.C.L. (1); DOUGLAS LAURENE RASLER: Band (3), Band K (3), Dance Band (3); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2): Boys ' State; National Honor Society. At Rome City High School: Brigadoon ; Junior Varsity (1); Roman Newspaper Reporter (1); Intramural (2); Band (3) ; Judging Teams: Forestry. MICHAEL B. REED: Wig Paint (1); Thespians (1); J.C.L. (1); Mixed Chorus (1); K-Klub (3); Seven Athletic Awards: Two Football, Three Basketball, Two Baseball; Intramural (1); N.E.I.C. Honorarable Men- tion; Muncie International Volleyball Team. DANIEL THOMAS RENKENBERGER: FTA (1); J.C.L. (2); Intramural (2). DONNA MAY RHODES: Y-Teens (2): J.C.L. (2); Pep Club (2). SHARON MARIE RICE: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L. (1) Wig Paint (2); Spotlight Staff, Exchange Editor Girls ' Chorus (4), Vice-President; Mixed Chorus (1) Pep Club (6), Cheerleader (3). STEVEN THOMAS RIDER: Class Treasurer 1962- 1963; Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); Intramural (2) Magazine Sales Team Captain. JIM LAMAR RANDOL (Not Graduating) LAWRENCE EDWARD RANSBOTTOM: Intramural (1). THOMAS PHILLIP RIEHM: Class President 1961- 1962, Class Vice-President 1963-1964; Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (2), President 1962-1963; Yearbook Staff; Mixed Chorus ( ' .), President 1964; K-Klub (4), Secretary- Treasurer 1964-1965; Two Athletic Awards: Football; Intramural (2); Boys ' State Alternate; Rotary Honor Blazer. MARGARET ELLINE RIMMELL: Y-Teens (3), Cab- inet; Wig Paint (3); Thespians (2 a); J.C.L. (2); Forensics (1); Spotlight Staff, Reporter; Pep Club (4). DIANA LYNN ROGERS: Y-Teens (3), Treasurer 1964- 1965, Cabinet 1964-1965; FHA (3), Program Chairman 1963-1964, Treasurer 1964-1965: Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (4), Assistant Treasurer 1963-1964. President 1964-1965. WILLIAM LLOYD ROUTSONG THOMAS EDWARD SIMS: K-Klub (3); Two Ath- letic Awards: Golf. At Rome City High School: Band (2) ; One Athletic Award: Golf; Intramural (1). CAROLYN SMITH: Y-Teens (1); H.S.L.A. (1); Ro- tary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. At Rome City High School: Pep Club (2); Roman Reporter, Edi- tor. DAVID JEAN SCHINBECKLER: FTA (1); FFA, Judging Teams: Poultry (2); J.C.L. (2); Intramural (3) ; Magazine Sales Team Captain. MARGARET ANN SCHMIDT: Y-Teens (2); Wig Paint; FHA (1) ; Girls ' Chorus (1). At Rome City High School: Girls ' Chorus (1); Junior High Chorus (1); Mixed Chorus ( 1 ) ; FHA ( 1 ) ; Twirler ( 1 ) ; Roman Re- porter (1); Safety Patrol (1); Brigadoon ; Cheerleader (1). PHYLLIS EILEEN SCHMUCK: Pep Club (4) Honor Blazer. Rotary CYNTHIA SUE SEIDEL: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L. (1); G.A.A. (3), Awards: Pin, Numeral; Pep Club (4). JAKLIN MARIE SHAFFER: Class Secretary 1964- 1965; Y-Teens (3), Cabinet 1964-1965: Wig Paint (4); Thespians (3 2 ), President 1964-1965; FTA (1); J.C.L. (21; Yearbook Staff; Indiana University Music Clinic 1964: State Solo and Ensemble Contest (4); Mixed Chorus (3), Vice-President (3), Accompanist (2); Freshman Sextet; Mixed Quartet (2); Girls ' State; National Honor Society. JANICE EILEEN SHAFFER: Y-Teens (1); Band (1); G.A.A. (1). At Garrett High School: Class Representa- tive, Class Secretary 1959-1960, 1960-1961; Y-Teens ( 1 ) ; Band ( 3 ) ; G. A. A. ( 1 ) ; Blue Triangle. JAMES DALE STEWART: FTA (1); Band (2); In- tramural (1); Magazine Sales Team Captain. At Rome City High School: Class Vice-President 1961-1962; Low Land Sea ; Three Athletic Awards: One Basket- ball, One Baseball, One Track; Band (3); Freshman Newspaper Staff ; Volleyball Team (1). ALICE NADINE STIFFNER: FHA (3), Membership Chairman 1962-1963. At Rome City High School: FHA (2); Band (1). WILLIAM LEE STOUDER: K-Klub (3); Six Ath- letic Awards: Three Track, Three Cross Country; Intra- mural (1). At Avilla High School: Band (4). DOYNE CEDRIC STRATER: FFA (4); Judging Teams: Vegetable (3), Dairy (1), Livestock (1), Parlia- mentary Procedure ; Intramural ( 1 ) . DEAN RIMMELL SMITH: Band (6), Awards: Band K (2); State Solo and Ensemble Contest; Interact (1). DONALD VERNON SMITH: Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1). SANDRA KAY SMITH: Y-Teens (3), Chairman of Social Committee 1964-1965, Cabinet (1); FTA (1); J.C.L. (2) ; Band (5) ; Dance Band (2) ; Awards: Dance Band K , Dance Band Contest; Regional and State (2) ; Solo and Ensemble Contest ( 1 ) ; Chorus ( 1 ) ; G.A.A. (4), Secretary-Treasurer 1963-1964; Awards: K Nu- meral Pin; Pep Club (3) ; Girls ' State Alternate. BARBARA LEE SNAPP: Y-Teens (3); J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff; Freshman Triple Trio; Pep Club (6), Secretary 1964-1965. CHERYL ANN SPENCER: Y-Teens (2); Pep Club (1). CAROLYN ANN STEFFKE: Wig Paint (1). At Butler High School: Drama Club (4); FHA (2); Mixed Chorus (4); G.A.A. (4), Treasurer 1963-1964; Pep Club (2). RICK ALAN STREB JAMES WARD STREBY: Intramural (1). At Albion High School: Class Vice-President 1959-1960; J.C.L. (2); Intramural (2). JANE SUE STROUSE: Pep Club (5). JANET SUSAN STROUSE: Pep Club (3). DIANA LOUISE SUMMERS: Y-Teens (2); Girls ' State Alternate; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. At Rome City High School: Chorus (2) ; Band (2) Band Reporter (1); Pep Club (1), Secretary (1). STEPHEN MAYNARD SUMMERS RICKEY ALLEN TEMPLE: FFA (4); Judging Teams: Dairy (2); Band (1). MARY ANN THOMAS: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); Thespians (1); Yearbook Staff, Circulation; Spot- light Staff (2), Reporter, News Editor; G.A.A. (2), President 1964-1965; Awards: K , Numerals; Girls ' State; National Honor Society. At Marion High School: Band (1); Chorus (1); Latin Club (1); Drama (2); Y-Teens (1) ; Survey Paper (2). DIANNE TROWBRIDGE: Y-Teens (3), Cabinet, Pro- gram Chairman ( 1 ) , Summer Conference ; Wig Paint (3); Thespians (2), Vice-President (1); Spotlight Staff; Pep Club (3), Assistant Secretary; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society. DUANE MAX TROWBRIDGE: At Rome City High School: Student Manager; One Award. JAMES LAWRENCE WALKUP: J.C.L. (2); Intra- mural (2). BARBARA ANN WALL: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); Thespians ( '  ); J.C.L. (2); Spotlight Staff, Editor, Circulation Manager; G.A.A. (2); Pep Club (5); Cheer- leader (1) ; Girls ' State; Magazine Sales Co-Chairman. ALLEN KELLY WALLER: K-Klub (4); Three Ath- letic Awards: Two Football, One Track; Intramural (2). JAMES SCOTT WALTER SHARON ANN WARBLE: FTA (2). VICTORIA JEANNE WARNER: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2) ; J.C.L. (l ' s) ; Spotlight Staff; Pep Club (3). DAVID PAUL TUTTLE: J.C.L. (2); Spotlight Staff (1); K-Klub (4); Three Athletic Awards: Track; In- teract (2). MADONNA RUTH VALENTI: Wig Paint (2); FHA ( 3 ) ; Mixed Chorus ( 2 ) ; Pep Club ( 3 ) . JAMES RUSSELL VOSBERG: J.C.L. (2); Yearbook Staff, Circulation; Band (2); Band Awards: K (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest ( 1 ) ; Intramural ( 1 ) . SANDRA KAY WALKER: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); J.C.L. (1); Yearbook Staff; State Solo and En- semble Contest, Accompanist; Senior Sextet Accompa- nist; Mixed Chorus (4) ; Pep Club (2). LINDA KAY WENTWORTH: FHA (1); Betty Crock- er Homemaker Award. WALT LEONARD WEBB: Intramural (3). At Rome City High School: Roman Reporter; Intramural (1). RONNIE OWEN WHITEMAN NORMA ANN WICKHAM: Wig Paint (2); Foren- sics (2): Yearbook Staff; Mixed Chorus (1); Mixed Quartet (1); G.A.A. (3), Secretary-Treasurer; Awards: Pin, Numerals. RICK WIEDEMAN: Band (2); Award: Band K (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); K-Klub (4); Four Athletic Awards: Three Football, One Track; In- tramural ( 2 ) . LINDA JEAN WIRICK: Pep Club (2); H.S.L.A. (1). BARBARA JEAN WITTE: Y-Teens (2); FHA (2). Our Redeemer Lutheran School: German Club (1). Nelson Junior High School: G.A.A. (1.). HAILEY ANN SPERRY: Gibsonburg, Ohio: Annual Staff ( ' a) ; School Paper ( a); The Thread That Runs So True . CARL EUGENE JACKSON Gary LaRue, Connie Combs, Mike Baker, and Mary Thomas enjoy the French atmosphere. AN EVENING IN PARIS La Grande Promenade is viewed by the spectators. Linda Coffel, Kris Irons, Paula Chiddister, Val Herendeen, Martha Perkins, and Holly Heine entertained us with French selections. P .„ BANQUET ' 64 La Tour of the evening Eiffel provoked much comment as the focal point ling. Mm Mm JpttL fWG «BflTlll| fagnciXi Junior and Senior class officers lead the Grand March into the Emerald Green City. THE LAND OF OZ Theme of ' 65 Prom Trudi Stoneburner, John Cooper, Stan Hemrick, and Debbie Gallup enjoy the Kansas Country Supper. ALDRICH MOTEL 1 Mile West on Road 6 Jackie Shaffer sings with the Lew Gorce Dance Band. ' We ' re off to see the Wizard ' A TZ FURNITURE STORES Under the capable leadership of the junior class officers and sponsor, magazine sales were excellent with a total sales of almost $6,000 which topped the sales record of any previous class. November and December were exciting months for the class. A big event in Novem- ber was the lucky Friday the 13th class party, and in December the arrival of the class rings provided a welcome climax to the end of 1964. As in past years, the juniors were busy sec- ond semester planning and preparing the biggest social event of the year — the Jun- ior-Senior Prom at which the juniors were gracious hosts to the seniors and faculty. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Tom Atz, President; Dan Radcliffe, Treasurer; Mrs. Kimmell, Sponsor; Dwane Thomas, Vice-President; and Candy LaVigne, Secretary. SQUIRES: CLASS OF ' 66 ? ' I50{ I!! Ackerman, John Adair, Marcia Asher, Mike Atz, Tom Bailey, Scott Bair, Bob Barhan, Dave Baughman, John Beights, Jim Bell, Linda Beyer, Frances Bloomfield, Rita Boyles, Donna Brady, Jerry D. Brennan, Kathy Butler, Greg Canen, Ellen Carlisle, Deborah Carter, Carol Carunchia, Jim Clark, Nancy Clay, Christine Coffman, Carl Conrad, Mary Lou Constantine, Leonard Cooper, John Davies, Bob Davies, Ken Denny, Mike Desper, David ALDRICH MOTEL— 1 Mile West on Road 6 Diggens, Dianne Donat, Vera Ann Edwards. Elizabeth Elliott, Michael Evers, Rosey Fox, Brent Fraze, Cindy Frazie, Tom Freed, Carolyn Freeland, Rosie (no picture) Fritz, Jill Gallup, Debbie Geinger, Christine Gillespie, Marilyn Gisel, Bill Goings, Robin Green, Priscilla Grey, Stan Griffith, Shirley Groh, Marian Grub, Richard (no picture) Gwinnup, Linda Hampshire, Pat Hankinson, Cheryle Harrod, Byron Hartman, Janice Hemrick, Stan Henney, Stef Herr, Sally Hetrick, Deborah Hicks, Raven Rasin, Jr. Hicks, Shelby Jean Hile, Gary Hill, Rebecca Houser, Dick Imes, Cindy Isbell, Ed Kimmel, Patricia Kotterman, Connie Krauter, Becky Lamp, Gaylord Langwell, David Larson, Sheri LaVigne, Candy Lehman, David Lehner, Pam Leighty, Richard Long, Sharon Longtine, Mary Claire Lundy, Pam BERH ALTER FURNITURE, INC. Mapes, Dean Marks, Juanita Martin, Bill Masters, Debbie McClement, Charlie McClure, Jim McCormick, Maryann Menzel, Joan Miller, Connie Morr, David Mortimore, Pam Musselman, Dennis JUNIORS Mustard, Nancy Myers, Pat Olsen, Donald Peachy, David Pepple, Penny Potee, Myrna Pyle, Gary Radcliffe, Dan Rathge, Mary Rauh, Gaylord Ream, Rebecca Reed, Larry Rhodes, Norma Roush, Leslie Ruper, LeRoy Saret, Joe Schermerhorn, Larry Schinbeckler, Forrest Schlictenmeyer, Linda Secaur, Mike Sexton, Julie Sexton, Lloyd Shanton, Bob Sibert, Larry Slone, Daisy Lou Smith, Nancy Smith, Rebecca Smith, Roxanne Smith, Tom (no picture) Snapp, Greg Sprague, Cecilia Stanley, Larry Steffke, Susan Stelter, Marina Stevens, Walter Stoneburner, Trudi Strater, Norma BERHALTER-HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME INC. Strater, Ray Summers, Roger Taft, Mike (no picture) Thomas, Dwane Thomas, Dwight Thomas, John Todd, Connie Todd, Stan Trowbridge, Cheryl Trowbridge, Richard Tuffley, Bob Urban, Rebekah VanWinkle, John VanWinkle, Bill Wallace, Pam Wallen, Bill Wappes, Annette Weber, Linda Whitford, Scott Wiedenhaeft, Dave Wilcox, John Wilson, Suzi Zollman, Steve CLASS OF ' 66 SOPHOMORE HISTORY Ackerman, Randy Adams, Betty Alexander, Karen Amerman, Gary Amerman, Marilyn Andrysiak, Lisa Arnold, Jack Arnold, Willie Atz, Debbie Bailey, Wes Bair, Steve Baker, Evelyn The biggest event of the sophomore year is to order and to receive the class jackets. The students chose royal blue and white jackets; the K was designed by Tom Donat. The sophomores are looking forward to the honor of being the first class to graduate from the East Noble High School. They now have two solid years of experience as they head in the direction of graduation. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Coffel, Class Sponsor; Dave Neal, President; Steve Jaquay, Treasurer; John Hossinger, Vice-President ; Ann Svvartz, Secretary; and Miss Henderson, Class Sponsor. Ballew, Linda Barker, Dave Barker, Teresa Barnett, Sally Becker, Carol Besson, Sue Ann Blech, Diane Bodenhafer, Connie Bohde, Bob Boszor, Jeff Boszor, Sharon Brady, Tom Brand, Mike Brown, Jim Bruce, Harold Campbell, Mike Chapman, Richard Cochard, Lee BURGER ' S CENTER-Martin Brand, Inc. Coin Laundry Dry Cleaning Grocery Coffelt, Charlotte Coleman, Ron Collins, Jane Coney, Sonia Cook, Ruth Cooper, Lynne Countryman, Allen Davis, Darlene Davis, Dave DeGroff, Dean Donat, Thomas Dreher, Connie Dukes, Doug Easterday, Diane Emerick, Rex Ernsberger, Greg Etter, Don Feller, Dean Fenstermaker, John Fisher, Gary Fleck, Norma Foote, Bill Foote, Ralph Fox, Linda A L-o Tl V , . ,. - §PNhJ h r r jfa r A PAGES: CLASS OF ' 67 Frazie, Gretchen Freed, Charles Frick, Ron Fritz, Wendell Froelich, Connie Froelich, Ed Gaines, Steve Galloway, Tom Garringer, Roger Garrison, Richard Gillespie, Dennis Grady, Ed Green, Randy Groh, Jennifer Groh, Kae Gunsaullus, Bob Haines, Wesley Hamman, Dean Hamman, Gene Hamann, Josephine Hart, Diana Haynes, Becky Heiman, Richard Hicks, Leonard THE BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY Hill, Dennis Homsher, John Hossinger, John Jackson, Lana (no pic.) Jackson, Viola Jaquay, Steve Jarrett, Linda Kammerer, Sherril (no pic. Kelley, Bob Kirschner, David Kitchen, Marcia Kline, Jayne Knapp, Tim Knox, Vandill Kurtz, Jeff Lash, Janis Leighty, Connie Leitch, Cheryl Levin, Leslie Lewellen, Joan Lough, Judy Lovett, Bill Mapes, Darlene Mapes, Sally Maple, Jay Masters, Gary Maxon, Alan McBride, Janet McBride, Lynn McClure, Judy McGee, Margaret McHenny, Dennis McNutt, Dave Mertz, Susan Miller, Carol Miller, Greg Molitor, Jack Munk, Bruce Mustard, Bob Nartker, Pat Neal, Dave Newton, Dee Nodine, Tom Orndorff, Sue Owen, Linda Owen, Rita Owen, Steve Owens, Tom (no pic.) Pankop, Sue Parker, Cynthia Parker, John Parker, Sheril Peachy, Karen Pollock, Connie Pollock, Diana Pownall, Linda Ramer, Ronnie CAMPBELL FETTER BANK Reith, Holly Rensberger, Chris Rice, Lana Rice, Lynn Rider, Kim Ritchie, Larry Roderick, Gary Routson, Sharon (no pic.) Rowlinson, Gerald (no pic.) Sattler, Mary Shippy, Marcia Shull, Henry Slagle, Mike Slone, Bill Smith, Frank Smith, John Smith, Keith Smith, Leonard Smith, Nancy Strouse, Cathy Sutton, Bob CLASS OF ' 67 Swartz, Ann Thomas, Janet Thompson, Chyrle Thrapp, Gail Tracey, Sue VanHalst, Bruce VanZile, Tereasa Vosberg, Mary Walkup, Brenda Walkup, Larry Wallen, Glenna Wappes, Linda Weber, Denny Wert, Benny (no pic.) Wilondek, Mike Wolfe, Danny Wooten, Mike BOB ' S BARBER SHOP—Foodtown Shopping Center FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Bernard Smith, President; Bill Bentley, Vice President; Mr. Rhodes, Sponsor; Linda Nash, Treasurer; Linda Brennan, Secretary; Mrs. Laughlin, Sponsor. PEASANTS: CLASS OF ' 68 Ackerman, Michael Ackerman, Rex Alexander, Kim Anderson, Michael Atz, Diane Barker, Cherris Basset, Sue Bentley, William Bolen, Mary Borger, Rick Brennan, Linda Briggs, Karry Brown, Earl Bryan, Robert Bryie, Roger Cain, Candy Calkins, Cathrine Campbell, Jack Casselman, Patricia Christianson, David Clark, Roberta Cochard, Susan Coffelt, Kim Coffey, Gregg Conrad, Danny Coney, Twylia Cookerly, Susan Countryman, Nancy Cross, Charles Dickinson, Robert Diehl, Jerry Donaldson, Deborah Edwards, Peggy Ebert, James Ehlers, Scott Fee, Diane CLINE BROS. LUMBER COMPANY Fiandt, Christine Forker, Stephanie Franklin, Cynthia Fraze, Stanley Frey, Margo Friskney, Pamela Fritz, Jack Fylstra, Don Gard, Richard Garrison, Sue Gillian, Kathy Green, Tom Grey, Janet Grubb, James Gwinnup, Nancy Hale, Sharon Hall, Betty Hamilton, Michael Hamman, Delora Hammel, Sharon Handshoe, Joyce Herendeen, Alvin Hicks, Sam Higginbotham, John Hively, Mike Hoffman, Brian Holbrook, Lyman House, Leryl Howard, Barbara Howard, Gary Hughes, Jeffery Hursey, Terry Ihrie, Denny Ivancic, Chris Johnson, Jenny Kelley, Danny FRESHMEN: CLASS OF ' 68 Kerr, Jane Kimmel, Tom King, Kenneth Kline, Connie Kline, Ken (no picture) Klinger, Jim Kruger, Belinda LaMotte, David Lash, Colin Lash, Robert Lawrence, Gene Leamon, David Leitch, Jerry G. A. COFFEY, INC. —OLDS CADILLAC Leonhardt, Paula Lewis, Kevin Ligman, David Lobdell, Sally Lovett, Sandra Mansfield, Lucy Martin, Danny Mathis, Charlotte Maxson, Michael Meade, JoAnn Molargik, Frank Mortimore, Sandra Mountz, Ray Moyer, Mary Jane Muesing, Barbara Mullen, Craig Nartker, Susan Nash, Linda Nodine, Rita Pankop, Jane Parker, Stephen Pearson, Darlene Pippenger, Thomas Poppy, Lenard Poyser, Retha Price, Richard Ragan, Duane (no picture) Rasp, James Ream, Cindy Rehwinkel, Vicki Rimmel, Adlen (no picture) Ringler, Dawn Roush, Marsha Ruble, Darlene Rupert, Keith Schmidt, Sandra Schweitzer, Nora Scott, John Seidel, John Sexton, Beth Shaffer, Diane Shanton, Linda Shepler, Debbie (no picture Shultz, Corene Slone, Barbara Smith, Bernard Smith, Carol Smith, David R. Smith, Michael Smolinske, Suzanne Sower, Phillip Sparrow, James Spencer, David Sprague, Tom Steinbarger, Bonita Stonebraker, Richard Strater, Carolyn CREDIT BUREA U OF NOBLE COUNTY FRESHMEN: CLASS OF ' 68 jPj pJ JSP sgl Strater, Margaret Streb, Sherry Sutton, Evelyn Swartzlander, Barbara Temple, Russell (no picture) Thompson, Kent Thrapp, Gary Tipton, Toby Tuttle, Farrel Walkup, Frank Walter, Frederick Watson, Sheila (no picture) Weber, Larry Weible, Craig Westphal, Gail Whitford, Daniel Williams, Joseph Wirick, Allen Wogoman, James Wymer, Dennis Young, Michael Zawadzke, Steve Zehr, Robert ft +Sk Y EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Mr. Abbs, Sponsor; Greg Todd, President; Larry Cochard, Vice-President; Sharol Longyear, Secretary; Candy Rogers, Treasurer; and Mrs. Peck, Sponsor. GUILDSMEN: CLASS OF ' 69 Albaugh, Mike Ananias, Gloria Ananias, Helen Andelin, Vic Anweiler, Debby Atz, Marc Aumsbaugh, Mick Baker, Brad Barhan, Mark Barnett, Fran Becker, Vickie Beckwith, Frank Bell, Rickie Berry, Conni Bevins, Debbie Balskie, Bill Bloom, Victor Brady, Pat Brand, Joe Brown, Gloria Buckland, Patricia Buell, Debbie Butler, Debbie Butterbaugh, Pat Carter, Jim Castle, Cathy Chaffee, J udy Cochard, Larry Coffelt, Alanna Cole, Dave Crum, Cheryl Davis, Mick DeBolt, Edward DeLong, Darrel Dungan, Mick Durbin, Pam FISCHER PHARMACIES Downtown and Publix Shopping Center Ebert, Patricia Fenstermaker, Bill Fisher, Charlie Flint, Mick Fox, Dan Freed, Sharon Frehse, Dennis Frey, Maria Garrison, Lynn Gibson, Cosbie Gisel, Tom Godsell, Peggy Gurweck, Jim (no pic.) Guthrie, Ed Harman, Lance Herendeen, Lorna Hicks, Linda Hile, Susan Hill, Charles Hollar, Connie Holler, Nancy Homsher, Jean Howard, Kerry Huff, Brenda Huff, Cathy Hursey, Vicki Ivancic, Danny King, Terry Kline, Chuck Kline, Duane Knott, Claudia Kurtz, Dave Landers, Laura Langwell, Karol Lash, Dave Lash, Evan Lawrence, Steve £ttv7 EIGHTH GRADERS Leighty, Bob Leitch, Kerry Lewellen, Joseph Lombard, Karen Longyear, Sharol McGee, Richard Martin, A. C. Martin, Cheryl Martin, Larry Maxson, Kay Maxwell, Karen Meadows, Linda FLINT WALLING MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Miller, Barbara Miller, Connie Molitor, Nathalie Moses, Linda Nartker, Barbara Newman, Judy Nodine, Rene Northup, Brenda Pankop, Dean Parker, Jeffrey Pepple, Peggy Petterson, Don Pierson, Jim Pierson, Sandy Ramey, Bee Randol, Rick Reed, Steve (no pic.) Rimmell, Martha Rogers, Candy EIGHTH HISTORY The official enrollment of the eighth grade this year was 149 pupils. The students and their class sponsors, Mrs. Peck and Mr. Abbs, enjoyed their class party which was held in the spring. These students are anxious to leave junior high and enter high school next year. Rottmiller, Bob Roush, Randy Routson, Betty Sabrosky, Dana Schlotterback, Fred Seidel, Jim Sexton, Carol Shanton, Steve Shellenbarger, Kay Shepherd, Jack Shepher, Loyd Show-alter, Dave Shumaker, Donna Slagle, Tom S mith, Carter Smith, Debbie Smith, James Sower, Judy FORDECK-KEMERLT ELECTRIC, INC. Spencer, Kenny Stevens, Larry Stonebraker, Roger Strouse, Jane Swartz, Krag Taft, Sally Taylor, Clarence Temple, Phillip Thomas, David Thompson, John Tipton, Stan Todd, Greg Todd, Sarah Trowbridge, Pamela Tuffley, Ron Ulrey, Mary Wagner, Carl Walkup, Barbara GUILDSMEN Wall, Jane Wickham, Donna Wilondek, Gail Wolford, Beth Vandeventer, Lea Yontz, Juanita Young, Carolyn Young, Jack EDWARD GR ADEN— Junction of U.S. 6 3 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Rick Redman, President; John Hen- ney, Vice-President; Mrs. Troyer, Sponsor; Dedra Putt, Secretary; Car- ol Lombard, Treasurer. SERFS: CLASS OF 70 Abbs, Scott Albaugh, Pat Allen, Loren Andrysiak, Shelley Atz, Doug Bahls, Steven Bailey, Darlene Bailey, Keith Barker, Pam Bates, Sue Bell, David Bell, Diane Bidwell, Danny Jay Bolen, Venetsi Boszor, Caroline Boszor, Sandra Bowers, Vicki Bradley, Carla Jean Brady, Kenneth Briggs, Lee Briggs, Linda Brower, Barry Brown, Bruce Brown, Jim Brown, Nan Cain, Melanie Caldwell, Susan Chaney, Pamela Christianson, Nancy Chronister, Tom HANET ' S GLASS SHOP Cochard, John Cole, Stephen Conrad, Fred Copeland, Larry Davis, Cheri Davis, Ed Day, Larry DeLong, Linda Denny, Pat Dieterie, Michael Duchossois, George Durbin, Teri Ebert, Bill Ehlers, Chris Emerick, Violet Fee, Randy Feller, Rex Fordeck, Allen Frazie, Jennifer Frolich, Diane Fry, Donald (no picture) Garvey, Dolly Gillespie, Dean Gould, Marcia Green, David Griffith, Dorothy Hall, Sheridan Hamilton, David Hammer, Dale Handshoe, Carolyn Kay Harman, Steve Hawkins, Ronny Heinlen, Loren Henderson, Mark Henney, John Hicks, Janice (no picture) Hicks, Vickie Hill, Margaret SEVENTH GRADE House, Marlene Houser, Katherine Hovarter, Vickie Hughes, Stephen (no picture) Hurst, James Ihrie, Mike Kelley, Donna Kirschner, Bruce Kotterman, Jeff Knox, Sharon Lane, Wendell Larson, Debi LaVigne, Gene COMPLIMENTS OF HARMAN ' S I.G.A. Lawson, Linda Leitch, Max Leitch, Tom Lewis, Denise Ligman, Richard Lombard, Carol Long, Ed McCormick, Jim McCreery, Steve McHenney, Michael McKinley, Tom Mapes, Dennis Marti, Ricky Martin, Michael Marty, Cecelia Maxson, Brad Miller, Philip Moore, Beverly SEVENTH GRADE Morr, Richard Mumma, Janet Napier, Ellen Nartker, Denny Olney, Chris Pearson, Jerry Poyser, Steven Prater, Theodore Putt, Deedra Ramey, Ruth Rosnick, Larry Reeves, Dennis Redman, Rick Reiske, Sue Rhodes, Heimz Joachim Richardson, Paula Rissner, Marcia Roush, Debbie Rowe, Cindy Ruble, Cindy Schlichtenmyer, Judy Schmidt, Terry Sebert, Kim Shaffer, Kathleen Shippy, Bob Shreve, Terry Siples, Terry Ann Slone, Brenda Smith, Joanne Smith, Terry HEIGN WELDING SHOP Sparrow, Jean Ann Spidel, Gary Stahl, Dan Stahl, Marty Stallman, Don Stouder, Debi Strange, Donald Swartz, David Svvartz, James Tackett, Denver Tackett, Helen Taylor, Sally Temple, Bonnie Temple, Walter Thompson, William Trowbridge, Bill Walburn, Dan Warnick, Ed Watson, David Watson, Sharla Weirich, Dan Welch, Rachel White, Greg Whitmer, Cathy Whitmer, Gary Wicker, Jerry Wicker, Morris ■ Williams, Ann Magdalen Wilondek, Patty Wineland, Judy Wise, Harold Wolf, Julie Ulm, Melonie Young, Connie Young, Judy Zawadzke, Peggy Zeedrk, Susan Ritchie, Joe ' k %ft L fZ 3 Ws af CLASS OF 70 vi teg f M , m mL ' J M ACTIVITIES % t i2i £p| ' STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: Dianne Trowbridge Pam Durbin, Marcia Shippy, Suzy Wilson, Mrs Fischer, Advisor; Diane Atz, Connie Todd, Caroline Bozor. ROW 2: Bruce Kirschner, John Thomas, Dave Tuttle, Bruce Munk, Gary Hicks, Mike Anderson, Jim Rasp, Dave Kurtz, Mike Slagle, Dan Fox. STUDENT COUNCIL: Help Form Student Policy The Student Council of Kendallville High School is a charter member of the Indi- ana Association of Student Councils. Promoting better understanding between the students and faculty, the Council works hard in initiating new ideas to improve school life. Among the forthcoming changes proposed by Student Council is a Dress Code to improve the appearance of the students and to improve the atmos- phere in which they work. The Student Council also promoted a Save the Children project in which cloth- ing was collected for needy families in depressed areas. A notable accomplishment of the year was the installation of a National Honor Society for our school and the initiation of the first members of this group. Each summer two council members are sent to a workshop at Indiana Uni- versity where they gain ideas which will be beneficial to the improvement of our council. Every two years the National Association of Student Councils sponsors a European tour for worthy council members. This summer, Dianne Diggins will go on the tour. HILKERT PANKOP, INC. Dodge Cars and Trucks BOYS ' STATE Hoosier boys, attending Boys ' State on the Indiana Univer- sity Campus, from all parts of the state took part in daily marching drills and learned about Indiana ' s city, county, and state levels of government. The students, as Nationalists or Federalists, competed against each other for offices; then, they united to govern Boys ' State. Through a combination of fun and learning, these boys became aware of the rights and duties of citizenship. GIRLS ' STATE PARTICIPANTS: BOTTOM TO TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Shaffer, Cathy Man- uel, Mary Ann Thomas, Nancy Klinkenberg, Connie Combs, Barb Wall. BOYS ' STATE PARTICIPANTS: BOTTOM TO TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Courtney, Dave Cook- erly, Mike Kessler, Doug Rasler, Pat Calkins. Hoosier Girls ' State was a mythical state made up of 919 Indiana junior girls. These stu- dents campaigned, voted, and served in offices won by elec- tion or appointment. Through actual practice and control, the girls gained the knowledge of the fundamental principles of Indiana government. Equally important, the girls acquired a greater respect for and under- standing of local, county, and state government. GIRLS ' ST A TE INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY JUNIOR HIGH SECRETARY: SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Gould. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS: STANDING: Alice Stiffner, Carol Stefke, Lynn Cooper, Madonna Valenti, Pat Kimmel, Marilyn Gillespie, Cindy Imes, Linda Gwinnup, Janice Shaffer, Shirley Griffith, Diana Rogers, Star Davis, Jane Poyser, Marina Stetler, Becky Hill. ASSISTANTS: Helped Lighten Load in School LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: ROW 1: Sherry Myers, Carolyn Smith, Barb Kropp, Marcia Adair, Ann Pankop. ROW 2: Miss Gilliland, Librarian; Randy Dungan, Norma Wickham, Linda Miller, Linda Wirick, Mickey McGee. i a JAKE ' S BODY AND PAINT SHOP CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS: Jim Walters, Pat Hampshire, Dick Houser, Larry Sibert, Fred Walters, Linda Weber. Students who work in the cafeteria help the cooks by performing num- erous routine jobs such as checking tickets, washing dishes, and putting milk on trays. Typing, picking up attendance slips, and running general errands are typical duties of the student office assistants. Checking books in and out, putting covers on books, and keeping the books in order are only a few duties of the library assistants. Several of the library assistants are members of the Hoosier Student Librarian As- sociation. The students performing these tasks contribute to the efficiency of our school. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Diane Diggins, Elline Rimmell, Vicki Lawrence, Rita Bloomfield, Janice Hartman, Janet Minich, Leslie Roush, Julie Bailey, Kaye Hamman, Sandy Smith, Nancy Klinkenberg, Charles McClement, Gary LaRue JEFFERSON STUDIO FHA: Studied the Art of Homemaking FHA OFFICERS: Vera Donat, Marilyn Amerman, Myrna Potee, Nancy Leamon, Alice Stiffner, Mrs. Koons, sponsor; Paula Chiddister, Diane Rogers, Debbie Gallup, Shirley Mc- Carty, Elizabeth Edwards, Debbie Hetrick. JBE H S M4 f % FHA MEMBERS: ROW 1: Paula Chiddister, Diana Rogers, Nancy Leamon, Marilyn Amerman, Alice Stiffner, Shirley McCarty, Elizabeth Edwards, Myrna Potee, Debbie Gall- up, Debbie Hetrick, Vera Donat. ROW 2: Pam Friskney, Barbara Slone, Belinda Kruger, Sharon Hale, Barb Witte, Ellen Canen, Barb Krull, Marcia Adair, Mrs. Jollief; Sponsor. ROW 3: Sharon Hammel, Peggy Edwards, Diane Fee, Mary Jane Moyer, Sherry Myers, Diane Bleck, Pat Nartker, Margaret Strater, Mrs. Koons; Sponsor. The Future Homemakers of America is a relatively new or- ganization at Kendallville High School. The organization which was transferred to the Kendallville High School had been established at the Rome City School. The Chapter ' s membership for 1964-65 was thirty mem- bers. There were six girls who attended the State Conven- tion at Indiana University last June when Kendallville was recognized as an Honor Chapter. Six other girls are plan- ning to attend the Convention this year. It will be held at Ball State University in June. The Kendallville Chapter was the hostess for the Fall Dis- trict meeting, which was held on October 17, 1964, in the Kendallville High School. About 500 FHA girls from sur- rounding areas attended. The money making project for the Chapter is selling cook- books. In April twenty-six girls received degrees for work completed during 1964-65. Some of the outstanding programs for the chapter this year were Daddy Date Night, Traffic Officer, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. FTA MEMBERS: ROW 1: Forrest Schinbeckler, Jackie Shaffer, Kathy Devoe, Vicki Lawerance, Linda Miller, Connie Bodenhafer, Mary Rathge, Pat Kimmel, Ruth Eicher, Martha Perkins, Chris Geinger, Gretchen Frazie. ROW 2: Duane Thomas, Leonard Constantine, Brenda Walkup, Julia Bailey, Mary Sattler, Barb Kropp, Mary Longtime, Sandy Smith, Janice Hartman, Nanci Mustard, Sharon Warble, Connie Todd, Mickey McGee. ROW 3: Duane Kuhn, Gary Hicks, Jim Stewart, Dave Schinbeckler, Barb Wall, Nancy Klinkenberg, Larry Reed, Gregg Butler, John Wilcox. FTA: Explore Teaching The Future Teachers of America Club has had another busy and successful year. One of the first activities was a trip to Garrett to visit the elementary school library which is operated by Miss Lois Cobber. It is considered one of the finest libraries of its kind in northern Indi- ana. At another meeting Mrs. Horall, the school psy- chologist, spoke to the group about the work she is doing in our school. At Christmas time the members of FTA brought gifts to send to the Fort Wayne State School as they have done i n the past, and the junior members of our club again visited Manchester College for a day to attend classes and to see the campus. The cooperating teachers of the exploratory teaching program were guests at the April meeting of FTA. This was one of the clubs activities for Teaching Ca- reer Month. FTA OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: ROW 1: Mr. Stouder, Sponsor; Ju- lia Bailey, Vice-President; Kathy De- Voe, President; Miss Stephens, Spon- sor. ROW 2: Forrest Schinbeckler, Treasurer; Gary Hicks, Parliamentar- ian; Nancy Klinkenberg, Historian; Martha Perkins, Secretary. Kathy DeVoe, as an exploratory teacher, gains experience that will be helpful in determining her profession. KENDALLVILLE BOWLING CENTER Open Bowling Daily FORENSICS: ROW 1: Gregg Coffey, Mike Hamilton, Priscilla Green, Chryale Thompson, Elline Rimmell, Cindy Franklin, Mike Slagle. ROW 2: Norma Wickham, Linda Coffel, Becky Urban, Julie Sexton, Jack Molitor, Mrs. Fischer, Sponsor. ROW 3: Mary Coffey, Dan Mar- tin, Bryan Hoffman, Barb Kropp, Connie Todd, Nanci Mustard. ROW 4: Mike Kessler, Tom Frazie, Fred Walters, Bernard Smith, Dave Peachy, Mike Anderson. FORENSICS ELECTRONICS CLUB This year the 25 members of the Kendallville For- ensics Club, under the enthusiastic leadership of Mrs Fischer, was anticipating an exciting year of tournaments and other activities. The active inter- est displayed by its members the past 3 years re- sulted in the group ' s election to membership in the National Forensics League, an organization which encourages leadership and recognition for speech activities. ELECTRONICS CLUB: ROW 1: Dennis Hill, Robbin Goings, Dan Hous- er. ROW 2: Mr. Baker, Sponsor; Kim Sebert, Dan Whitford, Bob Sut- ton, Fred Walters, Mike Kessler, Joe Williams, Gregg Butler, Tom Frazie, Denny McHenny. KENDALLVILLE COAL COMPANY FFA: Experiment with Farm Life FFA OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Don Leighty, Re- porter; Ron Henschen, Treasurer; Richard Heiman, As- sistant-Sentinel; Perry Logan, Sentinel; Roger Longyear, The Kendallville Chapter of Future Farmers of America has 35 members. This year five members of FFA received their Greenhand Degree, and eight members were raised to Chapter Farmers. The chapter met each month on the first Wednesday during school and on the third Wednesday at night. Among the chapter fund raising activities was the sale of garden seeds and popcorn at football and basketball games. As a community service project, the FFA set up tables and chairs for the fish fry and tried to rid the community of pests by holding a pest contest. The club held two social events which included a party with the FHA girls and a roller skating party. The judging record was good this year. In Land Judging, the team placed first in the county with Don Leighty high individual. In Poultry, the team placed first in the county with Ray Strater high individual. Overall, the FFA had a good year under the direction of the new advisor, Mr. Savage. President; Dan Heiman, Vice-President; Larry Chapman, Secretary; Mr. Savage, Sponsor. LIVESTOCK JUDG- ING TEAM: SIT- TING: Denny Weber, Bill Lovett. STAND- ING: Richard Garrison, Doyne Strater. KENDALLVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. POULTRY JUDGING TEAM: SITTING: Ray Strater, Gaylord Lamp. STANDING: Steve Mansfield, Roger Longyear. DAIRY JUDGING TEAM: SITTING:. Jim McClure, Lar- ry Schermerhorn. STANDING: Ken Broom, Don Leighty. FFA MEMBERS: ROW 1: Mike Asher, Gaylord Rauh, Donald Leighty, Charles Cross, Larry Weber, Jim Mc- Clure, Dennis Weber, Kim Coffelt, Tim Knapp, Carl Coffman. ROW 2: Ray Strater, Perry Logan, Larry Chap- man, Roger Longyear, Randy Ackerman, Bill Lovett, Jack Campbell, Doyne Strater, Ron Henschen, Jim Klinger, Gary Masters, Mr. Savage, Advisor. ROW 3: Richard Garrison, Richard Heiman, Tom Brady, Lyman Holbrook, Ken Broom, Charles Freed, Gaylord Lamp, Rick Temple, Dan Heiman, Steve Mansfield, Henry Shull, Larry Scher- merhorn, Tom Owens. KENDALLVILLE FOUNDATION OF YOUTH TEENAGE COMMITTEE J.C.L. OFFICERS: Marcia Shippy, Secretary; Lee Coch- ard, Treasurer; Jennifer Groh, Program Chairman ; John Fenstermaker, V-Presi- dent; Gretchen Frazie, Pres- ident; Miss Eminger, Spon- sor. JCL: Studied About Rome All Latin students were invited to attend the September meeting of the Junior Clas- sical League at Bixler Lake Park. Singing Latin songs and participating in the Olym- pic games followed sack lunches. The November meeting combined an initiation and a candlelight ceremony. The initiates, given a question on mythology by a sybil, answered before three judges. When a candidate had correctly answered or paid a penalty, he was given a pome- granate seed. This act qualified the candidate for the initiation ceremony. Fifty-one members accompanied by Miss Eminger, the sponsor, and three mothers attended the Indiana Junior Classical League Convention at Clowes Hall, Butler University, on March 27. The Roman Banquet, which was held on April 23, was the organization ' s final program. The theme was The Founding of Rome, and the banquet included a slave auction, a four course meal, and the liberation of the slaves. J.C.L. MEMBERS: ROW 1 : John Fenstermaker, Lee Cochard, Connie Bodenhafer, Steph- anie Forker, Bob Bryan, Gregg Coffey, Jim Grubb. ROW 2: Norma Fleck, Gretchen Frazie, Debbie Atz, Bill Bentley, Jennifer Groh, Margo Frey. ROW 3: Diane Atz, Linda Brennan, Candy Cain, Susan Cookery, Chris Fiandt, Cindy Franklin, Nancy Gwinnup. ROW 4: Sally Barnett, Evelyn Baker, David Christianson, Jack Campbell, Roger Bryie, Don Tylstra. J.C.L. MEMBERS: ROW 1: John Homsher, Beckey Haynes, Cindy Parker, Connie Kline, Jane Kerr, Jenny Johnson, Sandy Lovett, Jane Pankop. ROW 2: Sue Pan- kop, Karen Peachy, Sharil Parker, Dick Price, Dan Ihrie, Linda Nash, Charlotte Mathis. ROW 3: Mickey McGee, Jack Molitor, Bruce Munk, Jeff Hughes, Mike Anderson, Gregg Miller, Gregg Parker. JCL members enjoy the customs of the ancient Rome. J.C.L. MEMBERS: ROW 1: Janet Thomas, Mar- cia Shippy, Marsha Roush, Ann Swartz, Cindy Ream, Beth Sexton, Nora Schweitzer, Evelyn Sut- ton. ROW 2: Gail Thrapp, Mike Slagle, Toby Tipton, Debbie Shepler, Coreen Schultz, Dan Whitford. ROW 3: Mary Sattler, Bernard Smith, Theresa Van Zile, Carolyn Strater, Holly Reith, Vickie Rehwinkle. ROW 4: Brenda Walkup, Bob Zehr, Larry Walkup, Steve Zwadzke, Gary Thrapp. $ M Y-TEEN CABLET: ROW 1: Miss Eminger, Miss Carl, Miss Baker, Miss Vardamen, Sponsors; Martha Perkins, President; Miss Stephens, Mrs Black, Mrs. Kimmell, Spon- sors. ROW 2: Ruth Eicher, Elline Rimmell, Nancy Lea- mon, Jackie Shaffer, Sandy Smith, Barb Kropp, Linda Landgraff, Diane Rogers, Kathy DeVoe, Dianne Trow- bridge. Y-TEEN: Strive to Build Individuals Y-TEEN The Y-Teen theme this year was Y-Teens . . . Key to the Future. Through the year many interesting activities were carried out to convey meaning to this theme, including a picnic at Bix- ler Lake, the Father-Daughter Dessert, the Chil- dren ' s Christmas party, the Y-Teen Semi-Formal Dance, the Mother-Daughter Dessert, and the Sen- ior Farewell. Y-Teens teaches young girls all over the world the meaning of living a life with high morals and a spiritual understanding of Christ. It seeks to en- courage young women to strive for a better world. It also helps young girls to work and to live to- gether in harmony with one another. Each member of Y-Teens participates in the year ' s program by serving on a committee, leading sing- ing, giving devotions, or by having a special part in a program. This teaches young women the art of working together peacefully, which is an impor- tant factor in the future of young adults. Calendar Sept. 15 Picnic Sept. 19 Committees Confer Oct. 13 Recognition of New Members Oct. 27 YWCA Heritage Nov. 7 Trip to Detroit Nov. 24 World Fellowship Dec. 8 Father-Daughter Dessert Dec. 22 Children ' s Christmas Party Jan. 12 Hypnosis and You Jan. 26 Boys ' Night Out Feb. 6 Dance Feb. 9 Service Project Feb. 23 Fun with Crafts Mar. 9 Handwriting and You Mar. 23 Travelogue of Europe Apr. 6 Mother-Daughter Dessert Apr. 20 A Singing We Go! May 4 Society and You May 18 Senior Farewell KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY DIVISION Y-Teens and their dates enjoy them- selves to the music of the New Haven Dance Band. Y-Teens and their mothers are entertained at the Mother-Daughter Dessert. Chuck Berhalter, Sandy Walker, Rosemary Drerup, and John Fuhrman smile gaily as the dance draws to a close. Y-TEEN MEMBERS: ROW 1: Star Davis, Gretchen Frazie, Christine Clay, Paula Chiddister, Kathy DeVoe, Ruth Eicher, Teresa Barker, Connie Bodenhafer, Dianne Diggins, Connie Dreher, Carol Carter, Judy Diehl. ROW 2: Connie Froelick, Linda Allen, Pam Fritz, Karen Brown, Lisa Andrysiak, Therese Andrysiak, Linda Miller, Debbie Atz, Lois Combs, Cindy Fraze, Mrs Black; Sponsor. ROW 3: Viana Friskney, Brenda Faulkner, Diane Feller, Lin- da Adair, Val Chaffee, Evelyn Baker, Jill Fritz, Mary- ellen Campbell, Marilyn Amerman, Kathy Brennan, Miss Vardaman; Sponsor. ROW 4: Nancy Brand, Lynn Cris- well, Rosemary Drerup, Linda Coffel, Mary Coffey, Julia Bailey, Debbie Carlisle, Ruth Cook, Sandy Fiet, Diane Bleck. Y-TEEN: Grow in Christian Y-TEEN MEMBERS: ROW I: Shirley Griffith, Kae Groh, Becky Hill, Becky Haynes, Pat Myers, Connie Leighty, Vicki Lawrence, Susie Kane, Candy LaVigne, Connie Miller, Pam Mortimore, Cheryl Ley, L. Jackson. ROW 2: Priscilla Green, Barb Krull, Chris Gienger, Sheri Larson, Marian Groh, Leslie Levin, Linda Gwinnup, Sharon Long, Marilyn Gillespie, Pat Kimmel, Mary Long- tine, Cheryl Leitch, Cathy Manuel. ROW 3: Sally Herr, Nancy Leamon, Nanci Mustard, Debbie Gallup, Cindy Imes, Steff Henney, Kris Irons, Jackie Kotterman, Con- nie Kotterman, Becky Krauter, Kaye Hamman, Sandy Ja- quay. ROW 4: Nancy Klinkenberg, Linda Lare, Val Her- endeen, Holly Heine, Pam Lehner, Barb Kropp, Karen Holbrook, Juanita Marks, Linda Landgraff. KIRKWOOD ' S MEN ' S AND BOYS ' WEAR Paula Chiddester and Val Herendeen exhibit their Christmas spirit as they decorate the Y-Teen Christmas tree. Fellowship Y-TEEN MEMBERS: ROW I: Janet Thomas, Marcia Shippy, Cindy Parker, Marina Stelter, Penny Pepple, Jane Poyser, Diana Rogers, Leslie Roush, Cheryl Trow- bridge, Elline Rimmell, Dianne Trowbridge, Martha Per- kins. ROW 2: Sandy Smith, Theresa VanZile, Cathy Strouse, Margaret McGee, Janet Minich, Rita Owen, Ann Swartz, Sue Tracy, Gail Thrapp, Sharon Rice, Sharil Parker. ROW 3: Mary Thomas, Barb Witte, Brenda Walk- up, Nancy Smith, Shirley McCarty, Linda Pownall, Linda Owens, Karen Peachy, Janice Shaffer, Jackie Shaffer, Barb Snapp. ROW 4: Cindy Seidel, Suzy Wilson, Trudi Stoneburner, Connie Todd, Becky Ream, Myrna Potee, Pat Perkins, Sue Orndorff, Ann Pankop, Carolyn Smith, Carol Steffke. ROW 5: Sandi Walker, Barb Wall, Sherry Myers, Holly Reith, Diana Summers. i vHT fl KURTZ FLORISTS-KENDALLVILLE INDIANA WIG PAINT MEMBERS: ROW 1: Bobbie Clark, Gretchen Frazie, Becky Haynes, Mike Slagle, John Fen- stermaker. Bill Bentley, Connie Bodenhafer, Cindy Frank- lin, Marian Groh, Jennifer Groh, Byron Harrod, Con- nie Pollock, Mary Longtine. ROW 2: Debbie Gallup, Sheri Larson, Trudy Stoneburner, Janice Hartman, Car- ol Carter, Cindy Imes, Leslie Levin, Joann Lewellen, Mike Reed, Charles Berhalter, Ken Davies, Tom Riehm. ROW 3: Bruce Munk, Barb Wall, Norma Wickham, Carol Steffke, Pat Kimmel, Becky Ream, Sue Steffke, Joe Williams, Dave Langwell, Jack Grubb. WIG AND PAINT: The Wig and Paint Society of Kendallville High School had a successful year. Again, the club members proved what can be accomplished when all work together to succeed. This year Wig and Paint presented two plays: The Mouse that Roared and an evening of one-act plays. A member of Wig and Paint may demonstrate any one of a variety of talents. One might work backstage on lighting, scenery, make-up or costumes; one might sell tickets, work on various committees, or act. Any of these various activities will result in the accumulation of the points necessary to become a Thespian. A Wig and Paint member is able to gain both practical experience and skill in dramatic arts. One acquires pa- tience, faces disappointments, achieves pride in one ' s work, and learns to accept constructive criticism. With all members working for the good of the organiza- tion, Wig and Paint can take pride in its accomplish- ments. Kris Irons, as Queen Gloriana, presents to Mike Reed, as Tully, her scarf. LAKESIDE SPEED WASH AND DRY CLEANING Foodtown Shopping Center The Professor, Mike Slagle, explains the Q bomb in The Mouse That Roared. ' Explore the Dramatic Arts WIG PAINT MEMBERS: ROW 1: John Thomas, Dave Kirschner, Janet Thomas, Jane Kerr, Nanci Gwin- nup, Connie Dreher, Darlene Davis, Candy Cain, Cheryl Trowbridge, Jenny Johnson, Marsha Roush, Steve Rider, Gary Hile. ROW 2: Ray Mountz, Bob Tuffley, Lisa Andrysiak, Julie Sexton, Rita Owen, Susan Pankop, Lin- da Owen, Linda Pownell, Norma Rhodes, Penny Pepple, Cindy Fraze, Debbie Carlisle, ROW 3: Dwight Thomas, Sue Orndorff, Marilyn Amerman, Lynn Cooper, Duane Thomas, John Cooper, Jill Fritz, Dan Radcliffe. 1 ' t k. ' i MALOLETS FOODLAND Serving You Better— Saving You More THESPIAN OFFICERS: Vickie Lawrence, Clerk; Dianne Trowbridge, V-President; Jackie Shaffer, President. ROW 2: Mr. Savage, Sponsor; Mary Coffey, Secretary; Sandy Fiet, Treas- urer; Miss Dawson, Sponsor. THESPIANS: Acted Well Their Parts The Thespians of Kendallville High School are members of Troupe 1106 of the National Thespian Society. To become a Thespian, a member of Wig and Paint must earn 10 points which is equal to 100 hours of stage work. When the required number of points have been earned, one must demonstrate his ability in a phase of the dramatic arts at a formal ceremony. A person accepted for Thespian mem- bership must continue to strive for excellence in his performances. Every Thespian member constantly works toward the level required to become a Five-Star Honor Thespian, which requires a 600 hour record of stage work. A Thespian aims to set standards of dramatic ex- cellence in his club, to promote interest in theater activities among the students, and to uphold the Thespian motto: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. The king and his court discusses the crisis of the rats. A first glimpse at their lines excites Tom Reihm, Mike Reed, and Gary Hicks as Miss Dawson looks on. Wait a minute, fellas. The paper tip is coming off my spear. THESPfAN MEMBERS: ROW 1: Connie Miller, Pai Myers, Diane Trowbridge, Kathy DeVoe, Ruth Eicher, El- line Rimmell, Jackie Shaffer, Vickie Lawrence, Mike El- liot, Leslie Roush, Kris Irons, Miss Dawson, Sponsor. ROW 2: Nancy Klinkenberg, Bill McKinley, Barb Kropp, Chris Gienger, Gary Hicks, Duane Kuhn, Sandy Fiet, Mary Coffey, Tom Atz, Becky Urban. McCRAT REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, INC. A UDITORIUM K.H.S. PRESENTS . . . The Austrian Tyrolean Quartet. George Davis ' s recitations. John Scanlon ' s portrayal of the clas- sics. Wilson ' s trained seals. The National Honor Society was organized for the first time this year at KHS. Tapping ceremonies were held in the auditorium dur- ing which 16 seniors and 15 juniors were se- lected. Having received National Honor Society keys, each student was congratulated by Stu- dent Council members and Mr. Tritch. The Avilla Chapter installed the National Honor Society members in the KHS auditorium with an inspiring candlelight service. This ceremony was under the direction of Mrs. Hoffman, sponsor of the KHS chapter this year. Presented with honorary pins, each mem- ber pledged to uphold these four ideals: lead- ership, scholarship, character, and service. The members must maintain a 92 per cent average throughout hiarh school. Penny Pepple is tapped to be a member of National Honor Society. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: ROW 1: Diane Trowbridge, Kathy DeVoe, Penny Pep- ple, Cheryl Trowbridge, Candy LaVigne, Diane Diggins, Connie Miller. ROW 2: Linda Miller, Joyce King, Carol Smith, Janice Hartman, Nancy Mustard, Mrs. Hoffman, Sponsor. ROW 3: Mary Thomas, Jackie Shaffer, Priscilla Green, Linda Landgraff, Connie Todd, Becky Smith, Lin- da Weber. ROW 4: Dave Peachy, Dave Cookerly, Charles Courtney, Dan Radcliffe, Larry Reed, Diane Summers. ROW 5: Gary Hicks, Mike Kessler, Mary Coffey, Dave Desper, Dan Houser, Doug Rasler. MORR BROTHERS ALUMINUM FOUNDRY ROW 1: Barbara Swartzlander, Bobby Clark, Marsha Shippy, Becky Hanes, Jennifer Groh, Bill Bently, Cathy Manuel, Mary Ann McCormick, Pricilla Green, Danny Kelley, Mike Hamilton. ROW 2: Dean Smith, Charles Courtney, Tom Atz, Roger Bryie, Linda Brennen, Debbie Atz, Sharon Boszor, Cindy Franklin, Kenneth King, Brian Hoffman, Penny Pepple. ROW 3: Bernard Smith, David Christianson, Chris Fiet, Joe Williams, Doug Rasler, Cindy Ream, Debbie Sheppler, Connie Combs, Perry Logan, David King. BAND: Instrumentalists Try Their Skills in Music and in Marching Dwight Thomas, Drum Major Duane Thomas, Drum Major Cindy Imes, Feature Twirler THE NEWMAN FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. ROW I: Sally Herr, Marian Groh, Debbie Gallup, Suzie Wil- son, Leonard Smith, Dianne Shaffer. ROW 2: Jim Rasp, Becky Krauter, Myrna Potee, Mary Coffey, Fred Walters, Ed Froe- lich. ROW 3: Dan Martin, Mike Anderson, Pat Calkins. Dave Davis, Duane Thomas, Leonard Constantine. The Kendallville High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Copeland, experienced a very ex- citing and prosperous year in ' 64. To begin their numerous activities, the band members attended Purdue Band Day and the Noble County Fair. Stu- dents did exceedingly well in both the District and State Solo-Ensemble Contests and the State Con- test for Bands. Winter and spring concerts, as well as two audi- torium programs, were given by the band. All of these performances were very entertaining and suc- cessful. Members of the band covered many miles as they marched in the Auburn Fair Parade, the LaGrange Corn School Parade, and the Memorial Day Parade. To add to these numerous performances, the band played at all home football games. In addition, the Dance Band displayed much talent at the Band Carnival, Band Parents ' Association, Volunteens Dance, Y-Teens Dessert, Business and Professional Women ' s Club, and Solo-Ensemble Contest. All of the students participating in band shared many enjoyable and meaningful experiences that increased the prestige of the Kendallville High School Band. BAND OFFICERS: BOTTOM TO TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Pepple, Cathy Manuel, Cindy Franklin, Debbie Gallup, Connie Combs, Sally Herr, Duane Thomas, Tom Atz, Leonard Con- stantine, Dwight Thomas, Doug Rassler, Pat Cal- kins. PALACE OF SWEETS Sally Herr. Pat Calkins, and Dean Smith entertain a school assembly with their trum- pet trio. Back stage view of a concert. TWIRLERS: KNEELING: Susan Cookerly. STANDING: Pam Durbin, Terry Durbin, Joyce Handshoe, Chris Ehlers, Judy Chaffee. PUBLIX CAFE — One of Northern Indiana ' s Finest I MIXED CHORUS: ROW 1: Christine Clay, Jackie Shaf- fer, Christine Gienger, Starr Davis, Norma Strater, Mike Asher, Mike Reed, Tom Riehm, Nancy Mustard, Norma Wickham, Carol Carter, Sandy Jacquay, Marcia Adair, Miss Henderson, Director. ROW 2: Roxanne Smith, Mary Claire Longtine, Leslie Roush, Mickey McGee, Jill Fritz, Bob Zehr, Leonard Poppy, Jeff Kurtz, Pat Perkins, Holly Heine, Val Herendeen, Sharon Rice, Rosemary Drerup, Connie Todd. ROW 3: Francis Beyer, Connie Kotterman, Sandy Cook, Jackie Kotterman, Joe Williams, Robin Go- ings, Carl Jackson, Bruce Van Halst, Carol Steffke, Vera Donat, Susan Steffke, Mary Ellen Campbell. CHORUS: Vocal Music Enriches the School Tear The vocal music department, under the direction of Miss Henderson has accomplished much this year. Both the Mixed Chorus and Girls ' Chorus presented several auditorium programs for student assemblies, gave public performances, and sent numerous vocal ensembles to contest. In addition to a very fine chorus, many of the mem- bers formed small ensembles under their own direc- tion. All of these ensembles, the Senior Sextet, Mixed Trio, Junior Sextet, and Nonette, sang for various civic clubs and participated in the Solo and En- semble Contest in Fort Wayne. Jackie Shaffer re- ceived a first place rating at the State Contest. In addition to the regular year ' s activities, the Mixed Chorus took a trip to Ball State to hear performances by choruses from various localities and attended a performance given by three university choirs. GIRLS ' CHORUS: ROW I: Connie Froelich, Darlene Ruble, Glenna Wallen, Pat Jacoby, Joann Menzel, Lana Rice. ROW 2: Mickey McGee, Cindy Parker, Terry Bar- ker, Miss Henderson, Joann Lewellen, Mary Vosberg, Gretchen Frazie. ROW 3: Charlotte Coffelt, Sherry Myers, Shirley McCarty, Vickie Rehwinkel, Barbara Hart, Rita Nodine, Linda Ballew, Cherris Barker, Sara Patterson, Cathy Calkins. SENIOR SEXTET: Holly Heine, Kris Irons, Linda CofTel, Val Herendeen, Martha Perkins, Paula Chiddister. VOCAL GROUPS: Provided Opportunities for Those Who Excel JUNIOR SEXTET: SEATED: Christine Clay, Accompianist. STANDING: Roxanne Smith, Mary Clair Longtine, Carol Car- ter, Leslie Roush, Nancy Mus- tard, Jill Fritz, Connie Todd. COMPLIMENTS OF PUBLIX SHOPPING CENTER, INC. MIXED QUARTET: Bob Zehr, Jackie Shaffer, Norma Wickham, Robbin Goings. GIRLS NONETTE: Mary Vosberg, Connie Froelich, Darlene Ruble, Sara Patterson, Mickee McGee, Lana Rice, Joann Lewellen, Gretchen Frazie, Pam Friskney, (not pictured). GIRLS TRIO: Miss Henderson, di- rector, Sara Patterson, Gretchen Fra- zie, Mickee McGee. PURITAN ICE CREAM COMPANY ANNUAL STAFF: ROW 1: Jim Vosberg, Paula Chiddister, Val Chaffee, Elline Rimmell, Ruthann Eicher, Diana Rogers, Jackie Shaffer. ROW 2: Tom Riehm, Brenda Faulkner, Kri Irons, Therese Andrysiak, Julia Bailey, Martha Perkins. ROW 3: Mary Ann Thomas, Nancy Klinkenberk, Linda Coffel, Sharon Rice, Judy Diehl, Janet Minich, Mary Ellen Campbell. ROW 4; Mike Kessler, Barb Kropp, Sandy Walker, Barb Snapp, Norma Wickham, Val- Herendeen. ROW 5: Mary Coffey, Gary LaRue, Gary Hicks, Don Leighty. ANNUAL OFFICERS AND SPON- SORS: Mary Coffey, Mike Kessler, Editors; Martha Perkins, Ruthann Eicher, Business Managers; Mr. Metz, Mrs. Frank, Mr. McMinn, Sponsors. KA T AITCH ESS: Toiled Over Our Yearbook The 65 yearbook staff has worked very hard this year to present to you a clear picture of our present school life. Work on the yearbook started in September when meetings were held to elect the theme and to decide on the cover of the book. Then we had the tedious job of getting ads and subscriptions, taking pictures throughout the school, setting up page dummies, identify- ing pictures, and keeping copywriters busy with last minute changes. Before we knew it, it was time to send our book to press. It is our hope that this edition of the KAY AITCH ESS will serve as a reminder of this year ' s highlights and that it will bring you many enjoyable memories. We would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors, Mr. Metz and Mrs. Frank, who have helped us present this year ' s KAY AITCH ESS to you. The annual staff assisted the photographer for underclass pictures. QUICK TANKS, INC. SPOTLIGHT STAFF: ROW 1 : Paula Chiddis- ter, Vicki Lawrence, Elline Rimmell, Pat Myers, Marina Stelter, Dianne Diggins, Dianne Trow- bridge. ROW 2: Penny Pepple, Byron Harrod, Sheri Larson, Christine Geinger, Sharon Rice, Leslie Roush. ROW 3: Nancy Klinkenberg, Kris Irons, Linda Coffel, Sandy Walker, Duane Thom- as, Debbie Carlisle. ROW 4: Mrs. McMinn; Sponsor, Sandy Fiet, Lois Combs, Mary Ann Thomas, Jill Fritz, Butch Brunson. ROW 5: Barb Wall, Dwight Thomas, Pat Calkins, Gary LaRue, Gary Hicks. SPOTLIGHT: Produced Chronicle of the School Tear The Spotlight, our school paper, is under the direction of Mrs. Mc- Minn. The Spotlight contains regular features such as reports of the var- ious organizations and cl ubs, the latest news in sports, editorials, and other articles of interest to our students. In addition to the regular monthly edition, the Spotlight published an extra Tourney Times during the sectional tournament. This edition contained pictures and line-ups of the teams participating in the Kendallville Sectional and general information concerning basketball. SPOTLIGHT OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Mrs. Mc- Minn, Sponsor; Vicki Lawrence, Editor; Lois Combs, Co-Ed Editor; Barb Wall, Co-Ed Editor; Mary Ann Thomas, News Editor; Sandy Fiet, Gary Hicks, Business Managers; Byron Harrod, Sports Editor; (not Pictured) Linda Coffel, Typing Manager; Sharon Rice, Exchange. SPORTS ATHLETIC STAFF: John Lebo, Robert Czu- prym, Don Sherman, Dave Bowers, Gene Racht, John Reed, Todd Clark, Ernie Ferrario, Clinton Frymier. ATHLETIC STAFF: Worked Diligently to Develop Athletic Abilities Throughout the year, Kendallville High School has participated in six athletic sports: football, basketball, track, cross-country, base- ball, and golf. Kendallville High School is a member of the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference and the Indiana High School Athletic Association. The fine athletic staff of Kendallville High School has done a com- mendable job in helping our athletes acquire the necessary qualities of good sportsmanship, desire, and determination. Coach John Lebo in- stills the will to win be- fore the big game. REDWOOD DRIVE-IN CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: KNEELING: Lois Combs. STANDING: Pam Fritz, Sharon Rice, Cheryl Trowbridge, Paula Chiddister. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BELOW: Gail Thrapp, Janet Thomas, Connie Leighty. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: LEFT: Carol Smith, Jenny Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: BELOW: Jean Hompsher, Shelley Andrys iak, Candy Rogers, Carol Lombard. RELIABLE TOOL MACHINE COMPANY, INC. PEP CLUB: ROW 1: Nancy Lea- mon, Val Herendeen, Julia Bail- ey, Kris Irons, Rosemary Drerup, Patricia Jacoby, Karen Holbrook, Kaye Hamman, Sandra Fiet, Nancy Brand, Therese Andrysiak, Diane Rogers. ROW 2: Linda Lare, Barb Snapp, Elline Rim- mell, Phyllis Schmuck, Sara Pat- terson, Shirley McCarthy, Doro- thy McCann, Nancy Klinkenberg, Barb Wall, Vicki Lawrence, Jack- ie Kotterman, Cheryle Spencer. ROW 3: Kathy Brennan, Nancy Clark, Melanie Cain, Debbie Car- lisle, Cyndee Fraze, Cynthia Imes, Myrna Potee, Frances Beyer, Pam Durbin, Diane Atz, Cindy Seidel, Sandra Smith. ROW 4: Pam Leh- ner, Connie Miller, Juanita Marks, Mary-Claire Longtime, Sharon Long, Nancy Mustard, Candy LaVigne, Sheri Larson, Marina Stelter, Linda Gwinnup, Debbie Gallup, Jill Fritz. ROW 5: Cheryl Leitch, Connie Froelich, Gretchen Frazie, Conni Dreher, Ruth Cook, Teresa Barker, Connie Todd, Suzy Wilson, Tnidi Stoneburner, Mary Rathage, Pat Myers, Leslie Roush. ROW 6: Cherris Barker, Sally Barnett, Brenda Walkup, Thereasa Van Zile, Sue Tracey, Ann Swartz, Daren Peachy, Cynthia Parker, Sue Orndorff, Carol Miller, Cindy Ream, Holly Rieth. ROW 7: Rita Nodine, Linda Nash, Barb Muesing, Charlotte Mathis, Jane Kerr, Jenny Johnson, Stephanie Forker, Susan Cochard, Cathy Calkins, Barbara Slone, Loran Herendeen, Peggy Godsel. ROW 8: Debbie Buell, Cathy Castle, Caroline Strater, Carol Smith, Peggy Pepple, Korene Shultz, Dawn Ringler, Kay Shellenbarger, Paula Richardson, Candy Rogers, Susan Cookerly. ROW 9: Rene Nodine, Judy Newman, Linda Moses, Sharol Longyear, Jean Homshor, Terry King, Denise Owens, Carol Becker, Deedra Putt, Rachel Welch, Linda Brennan, Judy Chaffee. ROW 10: Jane Wall, Mary Ulrey, Deborah Smith, Nancy Holler. PEP CLUB: Encouraged Our Team by Their Undying Enthusiasm The Pep Club is an organization which backs the football and basketball teams. In view of the lack of victories this year, this group should be highly commended for its spirit and backing. Each spring the Pep Club elects cheerleaders, whom they help send to camp, and officers for the next year. The Pep Club holds a Christmas party and a party in the spring to give merits to outstanding members. For the tourney this year, the Pep Club added something new; they wore red carnations on their regular uniforms. This year the Pep Club was taken over by two new sponsors: Mrs. Diggins and Mr. Scheeler, both of whom ably assisted the group. The officers were: President, Diane Rogers; Vice- President, Therese Andrysiak; Secretary, Barb Snapp; and Treas- urer, Rosemary Drerup. The officers and sponsors did a fine job in keeping this organization in top form. Win or lose, enthusiasm runs high. Club Officers Open your eyes, girls, we may win yet. Wild enthusiasm exemplifies the spirit of our Pep Club. SELLICK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE K-KLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1: Rick Borger, John Fen- stermaker, Lee Cochard, Ralph Foote, Scott Ehlers, Brian Hoffman, Mike Higginbottom, Jim Grubb, Bobby Bryan, Gene Racht, Coach. ROW 2: Lyman Holbrook, Tom Atz, Dean Hamman, John Hossinger, Dave Barker, Gene Hamman, Stan Fraze. Dave Barhan. Roger Ford, Mike Ackerman, Gary Hicks, Byron Harrod, Todd Clark, Coach. ROW 3: Steve Herendeen, Dick Eddy, Chuck Courtney, Jim Beights, Rex Ackerman, Jack Fritz, Doug Dukes, John Cooper, Billy Foote, Mickey, Elliot, Randy Ackerman, Don Sherman, Coach. ROW 4: Ed Grady, David Cookerly, Dean DeGroff, Scott Bailey, Bob Bohde, Mike Brand, Rex Emerick, Denny Foster, Jack Grubb, Tom Green, David Desper, Randy Green, John Reed, Athletic Director. K-KLUB: Promoted Good Sportsmanship K-Klub, which is composed of high school boys who have participated in athletics and earned enough points to receive numerals or a letter, has had another successful year in 1964- 1965. This club also serves as a medium for presenting awards to Comet lettermen. Members of the K-Klub worked hard in run- ning the concession stand during football sea- son and selling candy during basketball season to earn money for the banquets and dance. The major events on the K-Klub calendar were the Fall Sports Awards Banquet, K-Klub Dance, the Elks Banquet, and K-Klub Banquet. At the K-Klub Banquet the annual Pop Guy- mon Award is presented to the outstanding senior athlete. In 1964 John Bodenhafer re- ceived the award, and in 1965 Gary LaRue was selected. At this banquet in 1965, eight seniors received their honor jackets. STAR DRY CLEANERS 438 South State Street K-KLUB MEMBERS: ROW 1 : Dwight Thomas, John Smith, Gene Lawrence. Mike Slagle, Tom Kimmel, Danny Ihrie, John Thomas, Kent Thompson, Kevin Lewis, Dick Price, Steve Owen, Bill Stouder, Dave Tuttle. ROW 2: Carl Kelly, Mike Young, Bob Kelley, Steve Ja- quay, Dave Kirschner, Dan Radcliffe, Tom Sims, Don Leighty, Tom Riehm, Perry Lawrence, Mike Wilondek, John Lebo, Coach. ROW 3: Jeff Mountz, David Lang- well, John Wilcox, Jeff Kurtz, Duane Thomas, Larry Si- bert, Jim Rasp, Bruce Munk, Dave Spencer, Rick Stone- braker, Mike Taft, Dave McNutt, Don Olson, Ernie Ferarrio, Coach. ROW 4: David Neal, Bob Mustard, Dave Peachy, Jim Wogoman, Bill McKinley, Gregg Mil- ler, Mitchell Parker, Larry Schermerhorn, Kelley Waller. Gary LaRue, Rick Weideman. K-KLUB OFFICERS AND ADVI- SOR: Tom Riehm. Secretary-Treas- urer; Gary Hicks, President; Perry Lawrence, Vice-President; John Reed, Athletic Director. STA TE FARM INSURANCE-THURLOW DUANE AXEL Auto-Fire-Life 710 N. Krueger Street Phone 347-1860 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Byron Harrod, Manager; Tom Riehm, Dave McNutt, Mike Elliott, Chuck Courtney, John Thomas, John Smith, Perry Lawrence, John Cooper, Manager. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Don Sherman, Steve Jaquay, Don Leighty, Larry Sibert, Jim Beights, Carl Kelley, Gary Hicks, Dave Barhan, Mike Taft, Assistant Coach Todd Clark. ROW 3: Coach Ernie Ferrario, Greg Miller, Ron Coleman, Gary LaRue, Kelley Waller, Greg Snapp, Steve Herendeen, Jim Fields, Rick Wiedeman. KENDALLVILLE ' S GRIDIRON TEAMS The Kendallville Comets had a rather frustrat- ing season this year, which resulted in the — 9 record of the Comets. Although this record was not impressive, the boys showed great stamina and should be commended for their efforts. In a few games, statistics proved that the Comets had the upperhand even though the score- board did not show it. There were some bright spots in the course of the season; Charles Courtney, center and team captain, was named to the All-Conference First Team. Seniors Perry Lawrence, Gary LaRue, and Steve Herendeen also received honorable men- tion in conference ratings. Several freshmen and sophomores saw varsity action this year which should keep prospects high for the coming sea- son. THE MODE — Junior and Misses Ready to Wear Mike Reed is being pursued by four Garret Railroaders. Comets fight hard at Angola. NOBLE COUNTY LOAN SA VINGS ASSOCIATION JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL (1964-1965) TEAM: ROW 1: John Higginbotham, Mike Slagle, Kevin Lewis, Kent Thompson, Jim Grubb, John Smith, Scott Ehlers, Bob Bryan. ROW 2: Don Sherman, Assistant Coach; Craig Mullen, Mike Young, Stan Fraze, Gene Lawrence, Jack Fritz, Dean Craig, Rex Ackerman, Tom Kimmel, Dean DeGroff. ROW 3: Ernie Ferrario, Coach; Lyman Holbrook, Tom Green, Steve Owen, Greg Miller, Gary Thrapp, Jim Wogo- man, Bob Mustard, Bob Kelley, Steve Jaquay, Todd Clark, Assistant Coach. J. V. AMD JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity had an impressive record of five wins and only two losses for the 1964 season. Coached by Don Sherman and Todd Clark, the Meteors made a fine show- ing in every game. Many hours of practice helped to develop the younger boys ' talents. John Smith, who made five touch- downs in one game, was the leading scorer for the Junior Varsity team. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Joe Brand, Larry Cochard, Brad Baker, Stan Titon, Jim McCormick, Terry Schmidt, John Henney. ROW 2: Dave Kurtz, Jim Brown, Tom Slagle, Jim Pierson, Marc Atz, Bill Thompson. ROW 3: Stephen Lawrence, Bill Ebert, Gary Spidel, Charles Fisher, Mark Barhan, Phillip Temple. ROW 4: Mr. Czupryn, Coach; Lance Harman, Bill Blaskie, Scott Abbs, Dick Morr. VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Mike Brand, Randy Ackerman, Don Leighty, Mike Wilondek, Rex Emerick, Dave Neal, Student Manager Bill McKinley. ROW 2: Larry Schermerhorn, David Desper, Steve Herendeen, Randy Green, Gary LaRue, Dan Rad- cliffe, John Wilcox, Coach John Lebo. COMETS: Roused Our School Spirit The Kendallville Comets operated under a handicap this year in that they began their season without a letterman on the team. The team was composed mainly of Juniors and Sophomores; however, the un- derclassmen did an excellent job with the help of their coach, John Lebo. Although the Comets didn ' t have the most impressive season record, they did show the skill they had developed when they defeated Avilla 75 — 71 in their first game of the Sectional. They were defeated in their next game by Waterloo. The season record was 1—22. Mr. Lebo ' s young team has shown a tre- mendous improvement since the beginning of the year. Next year they will be the team to watch. Randy Ackerman attempts to block an opponent ' s shot. STECKLET ' S MILL AND HATCHERY, INC. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Manager Dave. Kirschner, Ralph Foote, Wendell Fritz, Stan Fraze, Greg Ernsberger, David Barker. ROW 2: Manager Bill Foote, Ron Frick, Bob Mustard, Dave Neal, Lyman Holbrook, Gary Thrapp, Dave Spencer, Jim Wogoman, Coach Gene Racht. UNDERCLA SSMEN: COMETS OF THE FUTURE 1K£3HJH .-, i Although Mr. Racht had a very fine team at the beginning of the year, he was continually losing his players to Mr. Lebo for the varsity. The freshman class showed great talent in giving Gene Racht the players he needed. Jim Wogo- mon, Stan Fraze, and Gary Thrapp were among the freshmen who provided the Junior Varsity team with the ability needed. The meteors progressed throughout the year. They did, however, lose their Jun- ior Varsity Tournament at Angola. With the fine coaching of Mr. Racht and the vigor of these young boys, Kendallville is assured of an excellent team in the future years at Kendallville High School. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Dick Price, Danny Ihrie, Kevin Lewis, Alan Wirick, Rex Ackerman. ROW 2: Stan Fraze, Mike Ackerman, Gary Thrapp, Ly- man Holbrook, Mr. Frymier, Rick Stonebraker, Mike Young, David Spencer. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Tom Slagle, Mark Atz, Joe Brand, Larry Cochard, Steve Shanton, Krag Swartz, Student Manager Brad Baker, Coach Don Sherman. ROW 2: Ned Parker, Gregg Todd, Steve Lawrence, Fred Schlotterback, Lance Harman, Mike Flint, Roger Stonebraker, Charles Fisher. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: Rick Redman, Terry Schmidt, Doug Atz, Steve Harman, Mike Ihrie. ROW 2: Max Leitch, Gary Spidel, Ed Long, Denny Nartker, Scott Abbs, Bruce Brown, Dave Green, Coach Todd Clark. %A CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: ROW 1: Brian Hoffman, Mike Brand, Dave Peachy, Bill Stouder, Jeff Mountz, Forrest Schinbeckler, Dave Spencer, Jim Rasp. ROW 2: Mr. Bowers, Coach ; Charles McClement, Scott Bailey, Dan Radcliffe, Dave Desper, John Wilcox, Charles Ber- halter, Duane Thomas, Dwight Thomas. CROSS COUNTRY: Ran Miles to Victory The 1964 edition of the Comet Cross Country team finished the season with a good 9 — 7 mark. The sport is still very new at KHS, but interest in it is growing rapid- ly. This year, under the direction of the Coach Dave Bowers, the team has been very successful. Cross country is a very exhausting sport and requires a great deal of stamina and will-power; KHS runners showed that they possessed these qualities. Since only two of the runners are seniors. Coach Bowers is looking forward to a fine 1965 season. Desper leads the field STROMAN ELECTRONICS 1964 GOLF TEAM: Dick Eddy, Dan Radcliff, Dean Hamman, Tom Sims, Dave Cookerly. Mike Wilondek, Jon Hossinger, Jim Beights; Gene Racht, Coach. GOLF: Competed on the Fairways The 1964 KHS golf team finished the season with a fine 11 — 4 — 1 record. Their only defeats came at the hands of Auburn, Concordia, and Garrett. The team started the season very well and won their first seven matches. They continued to play excellent golf all spring and placed 6th in the Conference and 13th at the Sectional. The Reserves also had a great season. They compiled a 9 — — 1 record. Every man on the golf team was an underclassman so their achievements were doubly satisfying. With everyone returning, the 1965 team performed very well. The boys showed a great deal of enthu- siasm and confidence. They started the season by winning their first five matches and ended the sea- son wi th a good record of 1 — 1 — 1 . 1965 GOLF TEAM: ROW 1: Dan Radcliff, Mike Wilon- dek, Dick Eddy, Jim Beights, Dave Cookerly, John Hoss- inger. ROW 2: Tom Gallaway, Tom Sims, Gene Ham- man, Mike Young, Mike Higginbottom, Mike Slagle. Dean Hamman, Jack Molitor, Gene Racht, Coach. SUNRA T MANUFA CTURING DIVISION 1964 TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: Jerry Deeter, Coach; Kelley Waller, Ron Metz, Sam Pollock, Larry Antonidies, Dave Hart, Roger Elliott, Mick Newton, Manager; Dick Sibert, Rick Kirschner. ROW 2: John Bodenhafer, Dave Desper, Dave Tuttle, Don Leighty, Dwane Thomas, Bill Eicher, Larry Axel, Brad Orndorff, Randy Berhalter, Stan Todd, Dick Houser. ROW 3: John Wilcox, Jerry Camp- bell, Manager: Gary Weimer, Manager; Charles Court- ney, Mike Soice, Dave Peachy, Charlie Berhalter, Gary LaRue, Steve Reith, Clinton Frymier, Mr. Campbell, Coaches. TRACK: Battled on the Cinders 1964 was another fantastic year for track at Kendallville High School. For the second straight year, the Comet cinderman went undefeated in dual meets, won the NEIAC Conference championship, and won the Goshen Relays. The Comets finished a strong second to the powerful Elkart team in the sectional for the second consecutive time. To- ward the end of the season the team was plagued with in- juries, but it remained unbeatable. During this great season the Comets set 7 new school rec- ords. Dave Hart set new records in both hurdle events, Rick Kirschner in the 220, Steve Reith in the 440, and Dave Desper in the mile. A team of Dave Hart, Rick Kirschner, Dick Sibert, and Roger Elliott set a new record in the 880 yard relay, and John Bodenhafer tied his own record in the pole vault. Dave Hart and Rick Kirschner also represented KHS in competition at the State Track Meet. Although some fine athletes graduated in 1965, the 1965 Kendallville Track Team is still no pushover. The team is young, confident, and gave KHS boosters many thrills during the season. Dave Desper lowered his own record in the mile, and the track team performed well with a record of six wins and four defeats. Rick Kirschner clinches first place in the relay. TAYLOR MADE, INC. 1965 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: Doug Atz, Evan Lash, Jim Mc- Cormick, Joe Brand, Larry Cochard. ROW 2: Scott Abbs, John Henney, Marc Bar- han, Mike Aumsbaugh. ROW 3: Charles Fischer, Al Fordek, Mike Ihrie, Greg Todd, Gary Spidel. ROW 4: Don Sherman, Coach; Fred Schlotterback, Lance Harman, Jim Pierson, Dick Morr, Todd Clark, Coach. (Absent from picture) Bill Ebert, Rick Redman, Randy Fee, Dave Kurtz, Phil Temple. Ron Frick presses ahead, carrying his baton. 1965 TRACK TEAM: ROW 1 : Jim Rasp, Dan Ihrie, Bill Stouder,, Don Leighty, Stan Fraze, John Smith, Steve Jaquay, Steve Owens, Charles Courtney. ROW 2: Dave Bower, Coach; Dave Peachy, Jeff Mountz, Jim Wo- goman, Dave Barhan, John Wilcox, Pat Calkins, Dave Desper, Gary Thrapp, Jim Countryman, Ron Frick, Clin- ton Frymier, Coach. 1964 BASEBALL TEAM: John Fenstermacker, Doug Leighty, Bob Tuffley, Perry Lawrence, Brad Orndorff. Dukes, Larry Sibert, Stan Hemerick, Gerg Ernsberger, R OW 3: Denny Foster, Gary Hicks, Larry Axel, Frank Rei- Dan Houser, Gerg Butler, John Thomas, Milo Miller. chart, Steve Summers, Dick Sibert, John Bodenhafer, ROW 2: Rick Porter, Glen Denisio, Mike Haney, Ron Roger Elliott, John Lebo, Coach. BASEBALL: Exhibited Sportsmanship on the Diamond The Kendallville baseball team had a fairly successful 15 — 14 record in 1964. The playing was better than the record indicates since they lost numerous games by a close margin and were hampered by injuries. The Comets started slowly during the spring, but their rec- ord improved. When summer arrived, the Comets had a team to be reckoned with. The team finished strongly by winning 10 games in a row. The Comets have only three returning letter- men for the 1965 season, but they fielded a strong team. The team, composed mainly of underclassmen, battled vigorously for starting positions. The team showed a great deal of balance, and with their hustle and speed they ended the season with a record of three wins and nine losses. Bodenhafer tripping over third base. 1965 BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1 : Rex Emerick, Larry Sibert, Dave King, Gary Hicks, Perry Lawrence, Bruce Munk, Bob Mustard. ROW 2: Wendall Fritz, Stan He- merick, Larry Schemerhorn. Mike Brand. Milo Miller, Jay Hershberger, Greg Ernsberger, John Thomas. ROW 3: Dave Kirschner, Kevin Lewis, Dick Price, Randy Green, Lee Cochard, Steve Gains, Ray Strater, Randy Ackerman; John Lebo, Coach. Denny Foster is ready to connect. G.A.A. MEMBERS: ROW 1 : Diane Pollock, Karen Hol- brook, Joann Lewellen, Sharon Boszor, Sara Patterson, Connie Pollock. ROW 2: Sandy Smith, Janice Lash, Sus- an Mertz, Norma Wickham, Suzi Steffke, Janice Schaf- fer, Sharon DeBolt, Carol Steffke, Diane Cochran. ROW 3: Janice Hartman, Carolyn Strater, Barb Wall, Sandy Fiet, Nancy Klinkenberg, Mary Ann Thomas, Vicki Lawrence. G.A.A.: Developed Interest and Ability in Sports G.A.A. OFFICERS: ROW 1: Miss Carl, Sponsor; Mary Ann Thom- as, President; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. ROW 2: Norma Wickham, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Nancy Klinkenberg, Vice-President; Sharon De Bolt, Recorder. A Hootenanny , which was held in Sep- tember to acquaint prospective members with the activities and ideals of G.A.A., initiated an enjoyable year for members of the Ken- dallville Chapter of the Indiana League of the Girls ' Athletic Association. Fall and winter activities included sessions of ring tennis, basketball, trampoline, and Softball. Bowling was the main activity of spring. Special events of the year included an evening of swimming at the Club Olym- pia in Fort Wayne, ice skating at the Coli- seum, play days at Auburn and Huntington College. WA WK AM-FM STEREO — 1570 - 93.3 FAREWELL The last noble gesture of the class of ' 65 included the creation of this yearbook dur- ing our final year. The last touch has been added to our pictorial history, and future jousts in the recording of our school his- tory rest with the Knights to follow. As we have completed the trials of our apprenticeship, we now qualify as full- fledged Knights who are prepared to meet the challenges of our future quests in terms of the motto inscribed on our crest: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tennyson PATRONS ALLISON AUTOMOBILE AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY BANNER GROCERY BARKER ' S FIRESTONE STORE, INC. BARKER ' S JEWELRY STORE BEIGHTS OIL COMPANY Good Fuel Makes Warm Friends BETTY ' S SALON OF BEAUTY Betty Stackhouse, Owner and Stylist ARTHUR E. BEYER, INC. CAMPBELL HARDWARE CARTEAUX INSURANCE AGENCY CHRISTIANSON JEWELRY STORE CHRONISTER ' S CENTRAL DRUG STORE THE CINDERELLA CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Glenn Fiet, Owner DEIHL ' S SPORTING GOODS FEDERAL SEAL GEAR COMPANY FRANKLIN FINANCE COMPANY FRISKNEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Road 6 West, Ph 347-0856 GAMBLE ' S HARDWARE HITE ' S FUNERAL HOME HOLSINGER ' S MARKET— ROME CITY HY-MATIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. JONES TRADING MART— ROME CITY Sporting Goods, Hardware, Paints KENDALLVILLE HARDWARE KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING KENDALLVILLE REALTY COMPANY KENDALLVILLE SHELL SERVICE Goodyear Tire Headquarters COMPLIMENTS OF THE KLINKENBERG STORE KROPP INSURANCE AGENCY LEWGER MACHINE TOOL INC. LOUGH ' S RESTAURANT— ROME CITY If it ' s to go — Get it from Lough MILLER— JONES SHOES MORR BROTHERS ALUMINUM FOUNDRY J. O. MORY STORES Heating, Plumbing, Air-Conditioning NANCY ' S BEAUTY SALON Nancy Grady, Owner NOBLE COUNTY CO-OP Feed — Fertilizer — Grinding OVERHOLSER ' S MARATHON SERVICE Jet. Rd. 6 3 PARKER NIVENS CHEVROLET, INC. PEACHEY ' S CLEANERS J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 1700 Stores to Serve America READMOR NEWSSTAND HOWARD C. REICK— GENERAL INSURANCE RILEY STREET GROCERY JOHNNY ROMAN INC. ROME CITY COIN DRY CLEANING Glover-ized Cleaning ROME CITY COIN LAUNDRY DAVE SANDS MUSIC CO. Piano — Organ — Stereo SHOOK ' S DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER SKINNER ' S SEWING CENTER SOUTH SIDE MARKET SWARTZLANDER ' S JEWELRY STORE TAYLOR ' S SHOE STORE THE TOGGERY SHOP THE TRUCK-A-TERIA, INC. U.S. 6 West, Kendallville UNIFORM PRINTING AND SUPPLY WAGONER ' S LADIES APPAREL WEIBLE ' S PAINT WALLPAPER WIBLE ' S SERVICE COMPANY ;-: .