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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

e i COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01267 4146 GENEALOG ' i 977.202 K33KH 1966 r KAY AITCH ESS East Noble School Corporation KENDALLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Kendallville, Indiana 1 8 1 6— INDIAN A— 1 966 SESQUICENTENNIAL VOLUME LIV CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Cross Country Starts Underclass Pictures Football Begins OCTOBER l.S.T.A. NOVEMBER Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur ' s Court Open House Baske tball Begins OUR YEAR IN REVIEW DECEMBER Christmas Vacation Holiday Tourney JANUARY Exams FEBRUARY Sectional Basketball Tourney Y-Teen Dance District Solo and Ensemble Contest CONTENTS Opening 1 Faculty 10 Classes 28 Activities 72 Sports 106 MARCH Track Season opens APRIL K-Klub Dance Music Man Easter Vacation MAY Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Auditorium Commencement :$ S FOREWORD In 1878 KendallviUe High School first opened its doors. For nearly a century, students have gone from these halls to face the fu- ture. Some of us will leave this year to live our lives in a changing world. Next year a new school will provide a better education for those who follow. It is the purpose of this book to preserve 1966 — the last year of KendallviUe High School. CIIOOL 11? i_- , f« ■ ' ; ,5i. — , 1_! U- _ L , ' , L , „l I CI-Z - .- .l-™... -t ' -i _« _x .C. ' . L_ , — -p l . ' „ t l-_ r.i. ' ' : ( L .., 1l -L, z-.- - PP I The teacher must be in the room. VARIETY ADDS SPICE iu  - ■ i- Pep rally dedicated to the Kendallville Comets. Thank goodness this is the last one I These are our future teachers? TO OUR SCHOOL LIFE . At least they ' re dressed to do their homework. And the band played on I How can I tell him he is stepping on my foot? if K Enthusiastic fans at a home football game. fl V.M SPIRIT fK i l .ItMi I I -( Z ' ' J - t{ m .vl . - ;«t x ' RISES AT SECTIONAL TIME K FACULTY ADMINISTRATION HERBERT HOFFMAN ROYAL W. TRirCH The job of our senior high princi- pal involves administering and determining school policies. Mr. Tritch works long and hard to carry out these policies. As junior high principal, Mr. Hoffman administers the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades — assist- ing and guiding the students and faculty there. As superintendent of East Noble Schools, Mr. Redman fills va- cancies and sees that the school system operates smoothly. He works constantly in our system looking for new ideas and changes with the student as the central guide. Working as assistant to the super- intendent, Mr. Hamihon helps our school system function effi- ciently. RICHARD HAMILTON SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Harold Frick, Mr. David Baker, Mr. Charles Longyear. Mr, Cecil Smith, Mrs. Louis Lash, Mr. Donald Parks, and Mr. Robert Marshall. LINDA McMINN: Ah! The sheer joy of giving literature tests! BETH SHOEMAKER: Would you beheve this is the fifth time Tve seen this speech movie? KAY LATIER: Their innocent smiles make it all worthwhile. TEENA FLOOK: Making literature in- teresting isn ' t easy. HUGH McMINN: The best way to teach speech is to demonstrate it. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ANN DIGGINS: And they told me freshman English was easy to teach! BEULAH PECK: The rewards of teaching eighth grade grammar have got to make this all worthwhile! JANICE CAMP: I hope I spelled that right; if this IS a literature class. LARRY NEWTON: May I help you with literature ' MARY JANE HOFFMAN: Keeping the students ' minds on American literature isn ' t always easy. ir-i; SOCIAL STUDIES I DAVID BOWERS: Are you really studying economics ROBERT AYTON: We didn ' t know 7th grade history could be so interesting. ENGLISH JOHN REED: Now, is that good English? PATRICIA TROVER: An English on Monday! SOCIAL STUDIES CHRIS STAVRETI: Why we should give our hard-earned money to the government is discussed in economics class. JOAN ENGLE: 8th graders are intrigued by a history lecture on Viet Nam. DALE READE: Christopher Columbus is brought to life in U.S. history class. SANDRA FISCHER: Around the world in fifty-five minutes in world history class. MATHEMATICS WILMA LAUGHLIX: No, that ' s not French; it ' s alge bra. BILL ABBS: Get that arithmetic right; someone ' s watching! EDWARD BRADLEY; Fhp the lights . . . what ' s coming up Bl r 1 l« H ' mM H . — iI Hk WILLIAM MOREE: I wouldn ' t know the answer to that problem, Mr. Moree. GUIDANCE JACQUELINE CARL: I ' m afraid you girls would have a hard time getting into West Point. BEN EARLEY: Hmm, it doesn ' t say anything about where the guidance counselors go for guidance. KEITH STOUDER: According to my past experiences, you won ' t get by on just one subject. ♦ MATHEMATICS GERALD ZIMMERMAN: If you want to learn geometry, you ' ve got to start at the beginning . . . 2+2=4 . . . SCIENC E GENE RHODES: Ugh! This biology sure is hard on a per- son ' s stomach! JERRY DANIELS: Daniels in the physics den. ' ' ' « ' mm CHARLES GORDON BLOOM: Star- light, starbright, what star will it be to- day? WILLIAM SAVAGE; Around and around they go . . . SCIENCE JACK YOUNG: 5. 4, 3, 2, 1 ... another successful (?) chemistry experiment. INDUSTRIAL ARTS MERLAND BEYLER: What ' s this — tic tac toe in mechanical drawing? RAYMOND CZUPRYN: Well, it started out as a surfboard. FRANK WHITACRE: That ' s a beauti- ful popover, fellas, but this is a shop class! BUSINESS MAE STEPHENS: No, no; one and one are still two, even in bookkeeping! KAHRL METZ: And this, class, is a typewriter. CLINTON FRYMIER: But, you ' re supposed to hit only one key at a time! BASCOM SLEMP: Study time ' in general business can be fun? LITERATURE AND FRENCH MARY BLACK: Class, I think it migiit work better if your Ene;iish Literature books were right-side up. DOROTHY KOONS: That ' s called the feed dog in this home economics class. HOME ECONOMICS HELEN VARDAMAN: All right! Which one of you homemakers tied the Saran wrap in knots? LATIN THELMA EMINGER: Latin is ' ' okay if you can read it. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DARRELL CASEY. Maybe if I hang very still, he won ' t notice STELLA MALLON: It ' s too bad they don ' t have a nurse to take care of the nurse. EUGENE RACHT: Health question for today: ' ' Are you a boy or are you a girl? BETTIE SMITH: Upsie daisie! LIBRARIAN VALMA GRACE GILLILAND: The book refers me to the encyclopedia, and the encyclopedia refers me back to the book! JOSEPHINE KIMMELL: Tm afraid Til have to censor that picture. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ERSEL BURGESS: Maybe it would help if you ' d put the reed on. VOCAL MUSIC MARLENE EVERSON. Hark! Didst I hear a sour note? SECRETARIES: Mrs. Faye Wedding, Mrs. Frances Moran, Mrs. Neva Palmer, Mrs. Adele Ruderman. OUR THANKS TO THOSE BUS DRIVERS: John Bloomfield, Orland Blaising, Robert Hafer, Clark Gould, Merritt Ewell, Jack Reed, Basil Roberts, Clarence Herendeen. % . L , i hi COOKS: ROW I: Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Longyear. ROW II: Mrs. Deems, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Eminger, Mrs. Bassett, Mrs. Nartker, Mrs. Barnctt (missing). WHO SERVED US WELL JANITORS: Max Forbes, Del Longbrake, Clark Gould, Clyde Martin, LeRoy Beiswanger, Head Custodian, and Arnold Miller. f %h « A CLASSES OFFICERS: L. to R. Rebecca Hill, Secretary; Leslie Roush, Treasurer; Mrs. Black, Sponsor; Dick Houser, Vice-President; Dwane Thomas, President. SENIOR HISTORY s Freshmen we realized we would graduate in the -eat year of 1966; therefore our class party was : tirely decorated with the number 6 ever V. lere. As approached our Sophomore year, we were confronted with the task of choosing our class jacket. Our final decision was myrtle green. Much to our surprise we were tagged as Jolly Green Giants rather than turtles. Along with our Junior year came another task — that of choosing our class rings. After much debate the style Telstar was chosen. Soon the excitement of our first Junior-Senior Prom had us all looking forward to visiting the wonderful Land of Oz. At last our Senior year is here. We realize we will be the last class to graduate from Kendall- ville High School. Even when K. H. S. has been forgotten by most, it will live on in the hearts and minds of the class of ' 66. Seniors display ' 66 Cords. ACKERMAN, JOHN WILLIAM: FFA (2); At Rome City High School: FFA(l). ADAIR, MARCIA JANE: FHA (5), President 65-66, Chairman of Honor Requirements 62-63, State FHA Conference; Year- book Staff; Mixed Chorus (3); Library Assistant (2), HSLA (2); At Rome City High School: Cafeteria (1); Office (1); Library (1); Pep Club (2). ASHER, THOMAS MICHAEL: FFA (3); Mixed Chorus (2); At Rome City High School: FFA (1); Band (1). ATZ, THOMAS EUGENE: Wig Paint (2); The King and I ; The Mouse That Roared ; The Valiant ; Thespians (2), President 65-66; JCL (2); Yearbook StafT Editor; Band (4), Band K (3), Captain (1), Section Leader (4); State Solo and En- semble Contest (1); Boys ' State; American Legion Citizenship Award; Class President 62-63, 64-65; Interact; K-Klub (4); Football (1). BAILEY, SCOTT LEWIS: JCL (2); Band (3), Band K (2); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); K-Klub (3); Golf (1); Interact (3), President 65-66. BAIR, ROBERT R BARHAN, DAVID KEITH: Wig Pamt (1); Mixed Chorus (2); K-Klub (4); Track (1); Football (1). BAUGHMAN, JOHN LYNN: Intramural (2). BEIGHTS, JAMES HOWARD: JCL (2); K-Klub (4); Football (1); Golf (2); Intramural (1). BELL, LINDA SUE: Y-Teens (1); Pep Club (2); Wig Paint (1); The Mouse That Roared ; Yearbook StaflT; Drill Squad (1); At LaGrange High School: Girls ' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (1); GAA (1); Pep Club (2); Cheerleader (1). BUTLER, GREGORY LYNN: FTA (3), Treasurer (1); Intra- mural (2). CANEN, MARIE ELLEN: FHA (6); Mixed Chorus (2); Pep Club (2). CARLISLE, DEBORAH DEE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2) The Mouse That Roared ; FTA (1); JCL (2); Yearbook Staff: Spotlight Staff (2); Band (1); Pep Club (3); Office Assistant (1) Rotary Honor Blazer (1). CARTER, CAROL LYNN: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); The King and I ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; Thespians (1); JCL (2); Girls ' Chorus (2), Vice-President 63-64; Mixed Chorus (2); Senior Quintet; Junior Septet; Sophomore Sextet; Fresh- man Nonette; Pep Club (4); NMS Semi-Finalist 65-66. BEYER, FRANCES: JCL (1); FHA (2); Pep Club (6); Cafe- teria (1). BILLINGS, SANDRA ANNE: Y-Teens (1); GAA (1); FTA (1); Pep Club (1); At Thornridge High School-Illinois: FTA (2); Girls ' Chorus (1), Mixed Chorus (2); GAA (2), Numerals, Patch Triangle, Pin; Pep Club (2). BLOOMFIELD, RITA MARIE ANN: Office Assistant (2); Library (1); Cafeteria (1); At Rome City High School: American Legion Award; Band (3); Twirler (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club (1). BONAR, TERESA KAY: Chorus (1); At North Side High School— Ft. Wayne: Legend Agent (1); Girls ' Chorus (1); Mixed Chorus (1); Booster Club. BOYLES, DONNA CORDELLA: Y-Teens (1); Wig Paint (1); Mixed Chorus (1); At Rome City High School: Brigadoon ; FHA (1); Vice-President (1); Cafeteria (1); Cheerleader (1). BRENNAN, KATHY LEE: Y-Teens (3); JCL (1); Band (2); Pep Club (6). CARUXCHIA, JAMES ANTHONY: Class ice-President 60-61: Football(l). CLARK, NANCY ANN: FHA (1): GAA (2), Sporthead, Pin, Numerall K ; Pep Club (2); Madrigal (1). CLAY, CHRISTINE ARLIEN: Y-Teens (3), Song Leader (1), Cabinet (I); The King and I : JCL (1); Girls ' Chorus (1), .Accompanist (1): Mixed Chorus (3), Secretary 64-65, Vice-President 65-66, Accompanist (2); Senior Octet, Junior Septet. Sophomore Nonette, Freshman Ensemble; I.U. .Music Clinic Scholarship 65-66; Madrigal 65-66. COFFM.AN, CARL JAY: FFA (4), Vice-President. Poul- try (2), Vegetable (2); At Rome City High School: Mi.xed Chorus (1); Basketball (1); Intramural (1); Cafeteria (1). CONLEY, LEONARD CONRAD, MARVLOU CONSTANTINE, LEONARD L.: FTA (2); JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; Spotlight (1); Band (4), Band K (2), Stu- dent Director, Band Librarian (1), Quartermaster Officer (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (3); All-Star Band; Football (2). COOPER, JOHN FRANCIS: Wig Paint (2); Yearbook Staff; Football (1); Student .Manager (3); Intramural (2). CRIPE, WILLIA.M R.: At Caston High School: FFA (3), Land (1); Basketball (3); Baseball (2); Track (3). CONE ' , SONYA COLENE: Y-Teens (2). (Not Pictured). DONAT, VERA ANN: FHA (5), Songleader (1), Treasurer (1); Mixed Chorus (3); At Rome City High School: Mixed Cho- rus (1). EDWARDS, ELIZABETH ANN: FHA (5), Vice-President 65-66; Mixed Chorus (1). ELLIOTT, MICHAEL KENT: Class Secretary 60-61; Wig Paint (1); The King I ; An Evening of Three One-Act Plays ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; The Mouse That Roared ; Torch Bearers ; Thespians (3), Vice-President 65-66; JCL (2); K-Klub(4); Magazine Sales Team Captain; Football (1). EVERS, ROSEMARY: Girls ' Chorus (4); Mixed Chorus (1); Pep Club (1). FRAZIE, THOMAS HAROLD: Wig Paint (1); King Arthur ' s Court ; JCL (2); Forensics (2); Yearbook Staff, Busi- ness Manager; Interact; High Magazine Salesman. FREELAND, ROSE MARIE: Pep Club (1). DAVIES, KENNETH WAYNE: Wig Paint (1); The Mouse That Roared ; JCL (1); K-Klub (1); Basketball (1); Track (1); Intramural (2); Interact; At South Side High School — Ft. Wayne: Track (1). DAVIS, ROBERT MICHAEL: JCL (1); Intramural (2). DESPER, DAVID LYNN: JCL (2); Band (2); K-Klub (4); Bas- ketball (2); Track (3); Cross Country (3); Honor Jacket; Maga- zine Sales Co-Chairman; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society (2), Vice-President. DIGGINS, DIANNE KAY: Class President 60-61; Forum 62- 63, 63-64; Secretary-Treasurer 63-64; Annie Get Your Gun ; The King and I ; JCL (2); Spotlight; Accompanist (1); Pep Club (5), Cheer Block Captain 63-64; Girls ' State; Office As- sistant (3); Rotary Honor Blazer; Student Council Summer Workshop 62-63, 63-64; JHS (2); NASSP and NEA European Tour 1%5. FRITZ, JILL ANN: V-Teens (3): Wig Paint (2); The Mouse That Roared ; FHA (1), Secretary 63-64; Spotlight; Girls ' Chorus (1); Mixed Chorus (2); Senior Quintet; junior Quin- tet; Pep Club (4). GALLUP. DEBORAH [EAN: V-Teens (2); Wig Paint (3); The Mouse That Roared ; FHA (6). Summer Conference (1), Historian (1); Yearbook Staff, Typing Manager; Band (6), Band K (3), Points Officer (1). Section Leader (2); Dance Band (3), Contest (3); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (5), Accompanist (2); Sax Ensemble and Solo Contest (3); Pep Club (3); GAA (1); National Honor Society (1); At Rome City High School: Brigadoon ; Mixed Chorus (2); Pep Club (2); Cheerleader (2). GIENGER, CHRISTINE ROCHELLE: Y-Teens (3), Secretary 65-66, Cabinet 65-66; Wig Paint (2); The King and I ; An Evening of Three One-Act Plays ; King Arthur ' s Court Thespians (2), Treasurer 65-66; FTA (3), Vice-President 65-66 JCL (2), Secretary 63-64; Spotlight (2), News Editor 65-66 Mixed Chorus (3), Librarian 65-66; Girls State Alternate 1965 Magazine Sales Team Captain; State Solo and Ensemble Con- test (3); Girls ' Chorus (2); National Honor Society (1). GILLESPIE, MARILYN JEAN: Y-Teens (3); Band (2); Pep Club (4); Girls ' State Alternate; Office .Assistant (1). GISEL. WILLIAM FREDRICK: Yearbook Staff, Photog- rapher; Spotlight Staff. Photographer; Cafeteria (1). GOINGS, ROBIN DEE: .Mixed Chorus (3); .Mi.xed Quartet (2); Folk Group (1); Boys ' State. GREEN, PRISCILLA DI.ANA: Class Treasurer 62-63; Stu- dent Forum 60-61; ' -Teens (3), Vice-President 65-66, ' -Teen 3rd National Conference at Washington D. C. — 1965; FH.A (1); JCL (2). President 63-64; Forensics (3), President 65-66; ' ear- book Staff, Co-Business .Manager; Band (2); Girls State Deli - gate 1965; Magazine Sales Co-Chairman 1964; DAR Goon Citizen; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society (2), Sec- retary 65-66. GRIFFITH, SHIRLEY ANN: Y-Teens (3); GAA (2); Office Assistant (1). GROH. .MARIAN RUTH: Y-Teens (2); Wig Paint (1); The Mouse That Roared ; JCL (1); Forensics (1); Office .As- sistant (1); Rotary Honor Blazer; I.U, Radio and Television Broadcasting Institute; Band (2); Pep Club (2); .At .Avilla High School: Student Forum; Band (2). Section Leader (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (3); Girls ' Chorus .Accompanist (2); GAA (1); Pep Club (1); Cheerleader (1); Library .Assistant (1). GWINNUP, LINDA KAY: Y-Teens (2), Treasurer 65-66, Cabi- net (1); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (2); Office Assistant (1); Guid- ance Office Assistant (1); .At Milroy High School — Indiana: JCL (1); .Mixed Chorus (1); Library Assistant (1), President of Li- brary Club. HAMANN, JOSEPHINE LEANORA HAMPSHIRE, PATRICK L.: FFA (1), judging Teams: Land, Poultry, Vegetable; Cafeteria Assistant (I ). HARROD, BYRON NELSON: Wig Paint (2); The Mouse That Roared ; JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; Spotlight (2), Editor 65-66; State Solo and Ensemble Contest (1); K-Klub (4); Student Manager (3); Boys ' State; Western Michigan — 1965. HARTMAN, JANICE LYNNE: Y-Teens (1); Wig Paint (2); The King and I ; The Mouse That Roared , King Arthur ' s Court ; Thespians 65-66; FTA (1); Girls ' Chorus (3); Mixed Chorus (1); GAA (3), Major Awards, Pin, Numerals, Letter; Office Assistant (2); National Honor Society. HEMRICK, STANLEY CURTIS: K-Klub (1); Baseball (1); At Rome City High School: Intramural (1). HENNEY, STEPHANIE JOAN: Y-Teens (3); JCL (1); Pep Club (2). HERR, SALLY ANN: Student Forum 61-62; Y-Teens (2), Cabinet (1); JCL (1); Band (3), Band K (2), Section Leader (2), State Solo and Ensemble Contest (1); GAA (2), Reporter (1); Pep Club (1); Regional Achievement Contest Solo, 2nd; Ensem- ble, 1st; State Ensemble, 2nd; National Honor Society (1). HETRICK, DEBORAH lONE: FHA (5), Chairman of Honor Chapter Requirements (1), Secretary (1); Mixed Chorus (1). l HICKS, DEWEY DONALD: FFA (2). HICKS, RAVENJR.: FFA (1). HILE, GARY LEE: Wig Paint (2); )CL (2); Mixed Chorus (1); Intramural (2); Interact (3); Golf (1): Cross Country (1). HILL, REBECCA JO: Class Secretary 65-66; Y-Teens (3), Pro- gram Chairman 65-66, Cabinet 65-66, Summer Conference (1); Wig Paint (1); The King and I ; Come Rain or Shine ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; Girls ' Chorus (3); Pep Club (3); Office Assistant (2). LANGWELL, DAVID ODELL: Wig Paint (2); Annie Get Your Gun ; The King I ; The Mouse That Roared ; King Arthur ' s Court ; Wig Paint Representative to Thespians (1); Thespians (1); JCL (1); K-Klub (3): Honor Jacket; Student Manager (3). LARSON, SHARON LEE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); The Mouse That Roared ; FTA (1); JCL (2), Program Chairman 63-64; Yearbook Staff; Spotlight Staff (1); Pep Club (4); Cheer- leader (1). ALDRICH MOTEL One Mile West on Road 6 HOUSER, RICHARD RANDALL: Class President, 61-62; Class Vice-President 63-64, 65-66; Student Forum 62-63; Wig Paint (1); JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; K-Klub (4); Co-Captain Football Team; Football (2); Basketball (I); Track (2); Intra- mural (3); Cafeteria (1); Magazine Sales Team Captain; Inter- act (3). IMES, CYNTHIA LUCILE: Class Vice-President 61-62; Class Secretary 62-63; Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (1); JCL (2); Year- book Staff; SIE; Spotlight Staff (1); Band (5); GAA (1); Pep Club (4); Office Assistant (1); Guidance Office (1); Feature Twirler; Pom Pom Captain. KIMMEL, PATRICIA ELIZABETH: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); FTA (2); Band (4); District Ensemble (1); Office As- sistant (1). KOTTERMAN, CONSTANCE JEAN: The King I ; FHA (1); Girls ' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Sophomore Nonette; Pep Club (3). KRAUTER, BECKIE ANN: Y-Teens (3); Band (6); Band K (3); Dance Band (4); Band, Secretary (1); State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest (2); Library (1); At Rome City High School: FHA: Pep Club. LAMP,GAYLORD ROBERT: FFA (4), Treasurer (1), Presi- dent (1), Poultry (3), 1st District Contest — 1965, Dairy Team (2), Vegetable (1). LAVIGNE, CANDICE JANEANNE: Class Vice-President 62-63, Class Secretary 63-64, 64-65; Y-Teens (3); JCL (2); Pep Club (4), Cheer Block Captain 61-62; Magazine Sales Team Captain; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society (2). LEHMAN, DAVID L. MARTIN, WILLIAM D.: [CL (1); K-Klub (2); Intramural (2); Interact (3), .MASTERS, DEBORAH DARLENE; V-Teens (2); Mixed Cho- rus (2); At Rome City High School: FHA (1), President 63; Band ( 1 ); Cheerleader ( 1 ); FH A State Chorus Contest ( 1 ). ATZ FLRNITURE STORES LEHNER, PAMELA ENETT: V-Teens (3), Cabinet 65-66; The King I ; JCL (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Pep Club (5). LEIGHTY, RICHARD VERN: FTA (1); Yearbook Staff; Spot- light Staff (1); Pep Club (1); Cheerleader (I); Library (1), HSLA (1); At Rome City High School; Mixed Chorus (1); Library; Cafeteria (1), LONGTINE, .MARY-CLAIRE: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3); The King I ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; FTA (2); JCL (2); Forensics (1); Girls ' Chorus (2), Treasurer (1); .Vlixed Cho- rus (2); Junior Septet; Sophomore Sextet; Freshman Nonette; Pep Club (5), President 65-66. LL ' NDY, PA.MELA KAY: Class Treasurer 60-61, Class Secre- tary 61-62; JCL (1); Pep Club (5); Cheerleader (4). .MAPES, DEAN ALLEN .MARKS, JUANITA KAYE: Y-Teens (3), Points Keeper (1); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (2). McCLEMENT, .CHARLES JOHN; JCL (2); K-Klub (1); Cross Country ( 1 ); Office Assistant (2); Intramural (3). McCLURE, JAMES LEE: FFA (4), Secretary 62-63, Land (1). Poultry (2), Vegetable (2) McCORMlCK, MARV ANN: JCL (1); Girls ' State; At Rome City High School: Mrs.McThing ; FHA (2); Band (3); District Solo and Ensemble Contest (3); Pep Club (2); National Honor Society (1). McMAHON, BEVERLY ANN MENZEL, JOAN LOUISE: At Ashley High School: Class Sec- retary 62-63; FHA (2), Reporter (1); Little Aces Almanac At Ashley High School, Business Manager; Band (2); Girls ' Chorus (1), Treasurer (1); Mixed Chorus (3); Pep Club (2). MILLER, CONSTANCE JOAN: Y-Teens (3), Cabinet (1); Wig Paint (4); The King I ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; King Arthur ' s Court ; Thespians (1), Secretary 65-66; [CL (2); Year- book Staff, Co-Editor; Girls ' Chorus; Freshman Sextet 62-63; Pep Club (5); Guidance Office (1); National Honor Society (2). MORELAND, SALLY ANN: Y-Teens (1); Wig Paint (1) Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (1). MORR, DAVID EARL MORTIMORE, PAMELA ANNETTE: Y-Teens (3); Girls ' State; Guidance Office ( 1 ); Baccalaureate Organist (2). MLSSELMAN. DENNIS BARNHART ' S PHARMACY PEACHY ' , DA ID ALLEN; Student Forum 65-66; Forensics (2); K-Klub (4); Track (3); Cross Country (2); Honor Jacket; National Honor Society President 64-65, 65-66. PEPPLE, PENNY ELLEN: Y-Teens (3), Cabinet (1), Summer Conference (1); Wig Paint (2); FTA (1); JCL (1); Year- book Staff; Spotlight Staff; Band (2), Section Leader (1); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); Accompanist (2); Pep Club (3). POTEE, MYRNA LEE: Y-Teens (3); FHA (3), Treasurer (1), Reporter (1); Band (5); Pep Club (3). PYLE, GAR ' i ' PAUL: Intramural (2). RADCLIFFE, DANIEL JAY: Class Treasurer 64-65; Wig Paint (2); The Mouse That Roared ; Spotlight (1); K-Klub (4); Basketball (2); Track (2); Golf (2); Honor Jacket; Student Manager (2); Interact; National Honor Society (2). RATHGE, MARY MARIE: FTA (3), Secretary 65-66; FHA ( I ); JCL (2); Pep Club (4), Vice-Presiden t 65-66. JERRY AND MARCE POTEE BRIMFIELD MARKET BRIMFIELD, INDIANA MUSTARD, NANCY NANNETTE: Y-Teens (3); The King I ; FTA (3), President 65-66; FHA (1); JCL (2); Forensics (1); Yearbook Staff; Mixed Chorus Librarian (2); State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); Girls ' Chorus (1); Senior Sextet; Junior Septet; Freshman Sextet; Pep Club (5); Girls ' State Alternate; National Honor Societ ' Charter Member; Madrigal 65-66. . nERS, PATRICIA ANN: Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); The King I ; Come Rain or Shine ; An Evening of Three One-Act Plays ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; The Mouse That Roared ; Spectrle Services ; Thespians (4); JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; Spotli.ght Staff; Girls ' Chorus (2); Mixed Cho- rus (1), Secretary 65-66; Senior Sextet; Sophomore Nonette; Freshman Sextet; Madrigal (1); Pep Club (5); Magazines Sales Team Captain; FHA Indiana State Music Conference. OLSEN, DONALD EUGENE: K-Klub (3); Track (1). OSBUN, MARNA SUE: The King I ; Pep Club (1); Mixed Chorus (4). RAUH, GAVLORD DALE: FFA (4). REAM, REBECCA LEE: V-Teens (2); Wig Paint (3); FHA (I); GAA (1); Library (1): National Honor Society (1). REED, LARRV LYNN: FTA (2), Membersliip Chairman; FFA (2), Judging Teams; Crops (2), Land (2), Poultry (1), Vegetable (2); NJVGA Conference (1); National Honor Society (2), Parliamentarian (1). REICK, MARL- NNA NARTKER: Class Secretary 59-60; Stu- dent Forum 61-62; Y-Teens (2); Wig Paint (1); FTA (1); JCL (2); Freshman Triple Trio; Pep Club (5); Guidance Of- fice (2); World Affairs Institute 1963; Rotary Honor Blazer. RHODES, NORMA KAY: Wig Paint (2); Come Rain or Shine ; ' Pied Piper of Hamlin ; The Mouse That Roared ; The Valiant ; Mixed Chorus (1), ROUSH, LESLIE JEANNE: Class Treasurer 65-66; Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (4); Annie Get Your Gun ; The King I ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; The Mous e That Roared ; Spectrle Services ; Thespians (3); JCL (2), Vice-President (1); Spotlight Staff (2), Feature Editor; District Solo (1); Girls Chorus (2), Secretary (1); Junior Quintet; Sophomore Sextet; Madrigal; Pep Club (5); Office Assistant (2). RUPERT, LEROY ELLSWORTH: SARET, JOSEPH LEE: SCHERMERHORN, LARRY RA ' : Class President 62-63; FFA (4), President (1), Judging Teams; Dairy (4), Poultry (1), Vegetable (1); NJVGA Conference (1) 63-64; K-Klub (2); Foot- ball (1); Basketball (2); Baseball (3); Honor Jacket. SCHIXBECKLER, FORREST E.: FTA (3). Treasurer 64-65; Intramural (2); Interact (2). BLIGHTS OIL CO.MPANY Good Fuel Makes Warm Friends. SCHLICHTENMYER, LINDA LEE SECAUR, MICHAEL ALAN: JCL (2 Magazine Sales Team Captain. Intramural (3); SEXTON, JULIE ANN: Wig Paint (3): The King and I ; Come Rain or Shine ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; [CL (2); Forensics (3), Reporter; Yearbook Staff; Girls ' Chorus; Pep Club (2); Rotary Honor Blazer; Purdue Science Program. SEXTON, LLOYD R SIBERT. L.ARRY D,: Wig Paint (2); K-Klub (4), Foot- ball (2), Baseball (2); Honor jacket. Intramural (1); Cafeteria (2); Interact. SIBERT, PAMELA SUE: 1 Yr. Pemberton Twp. High School, Pemberton, New Jersey; 3 rs. Summitville High School, Summitville, Indiana. SLONE, DAISY LOU: At Rome City High School: Cafe- teria (1). SMITH, NANCYJEAN: Y-Teens (2); GAA (1). SMITH, REBECCA SUE: National Honor Society (2). SMITH, TOM LEE: Intramural (3). Best Wishes of L. E. BERHALTER AND SON RICHARD D. BERHALTER SNAPP, GREGORY AVON: K-Klub (2 als; Intramural (1); Safety Patrol (1). SPRAGUE, CECELIA: Mixed Chorus (1). Baseball Numer- STANLEV, LAWRENCE DEAN: FFA (4), Secretary (1), ludging Teams: Poultry (2), X ' egetablc (1 ); Intramural (4). STEFFKE, SUSAN JO: Wig Paim (2); The Mouse That Roared ; GAA (1); Mixed Chorus (2). At Butler High School: Wig Paint (2); FHA (2); Mixed Chorus (2); GAA (2); Booster Club (2). STELTER, MARINA R.: V-Teens (3); FTA (1); Spotlight Staff (2); GAA (2); Pep Club (4); Guidance Office (2); Drill Corp (1); At Anderson High School: JCL (I); GAA (I); French Club (2). STEVENS. WALTER MYRON: FFA (1), Judging Teams; Poultry, Dairy. STONEBURNER. TRUDI ANN: Class Treasurer 1963-64 Y-Teens (3); Wig Paint (2); Come Rain or Shine The Mouse That Roared ; Spectral Services ; FTA (1) JCL (2); Pep Club (4); Magazine Sales Team Captain. STRATER, NORMA JEAN: Y-Teens (1); Mixed Chorus (2) STRATER, RAY GENE: FFA (4), Judging Teams. Live- stock (1), Poultry (3), Vegetable (3). SUMMERS. ROGER CRAIG: Wig Paint (1); Band (2); Intramural (1); At Rome City High School: Class Vice- President 1961-62. Secretary 1962-63. PARKER NI VENS CHEVROLET. INC. R. R. 3— Road 6 West TROWBRIDGE, CHERYL DARLENE; V-Teens (3); Wig Paint (3): JCL (2); Yearbook Staff; Pep Club (4); Cheer- leader (4); National Honor Society (2). TROWBRIDGE, RICH. RD LYNN TUFFLEY, ROBERT CLAIRE: Wig Paint (1); K-Klub (1) Baseball (1); ST,A; Intramural (2); Interact. URBAN, REBEKAH RUTH: Wig Paint (4); The King and I : Come Rain or Shine ; Pied Piper of Hamlin ; The Mouse That Roared ; King Arthur ' s Court ; Torchbearers ; Thespians (2), Reporter; JCL (2), Forensics (2); Girls ' Chorus (2); Pep Club (0. BERHALTER FURNITURE INC. TAFT, MICHAEL DAVID: K-Klub (4); Football (3), Cap- tain 1965-66; Track (1); Honor Jacket; Intramural (2); Boys ' State Alternate 1965-66; Interact (2). THOMAS, DWANE ORLAN: Forum 1962-63; Class Presi- dent 1963-64, 1965-66 Vice-President 1964-65; Advisory Com- mittee (3); Wig Paint (2); The Valiant ; FTA (2); JCL (2); Spotlight Staff, Business Manager (1); Band (4), K (2), Drum Major (3), Section Leader (2), State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); K-Klub (4); Track (2); Student Manager (1); Intramural (1); Magazine Sales Team Captain. THOMAS, DWIGHT: Wig Paint (2); The Mouse That Roared ; Spotlight (2); Band (3) Drum Major (3); K-Klub (2); Student Manager (1); Intramural (1). THOMAS, JOHN ELDON: Forum (2), President 1965-66; Wig Paing (1); The Mouse That Roared ; FTA (1); JCL (2), Treasurer 1963-64; K-Klub (4), President 1965-66; Foot- ball (2); Baseball (2); Office Assistant (1); Rotary Honor Blazer, I.U. Student Council Workshop 1965. TODD, CONSTANCE LOUISE: Y-Teens (3), President 1965-66; Wig Paint (1); The King and I ; FTA (2), Parliamentarian (1); FHA (1); JCL (2); Forensics (1); Year- book; Girls ' Chorus (2), President 1963-64; Mixed Chorus (2), President 1965-66; Freshmen Sextet; Sophomore Sextet; Junior Quintet; Pep Club (4); Girls ' State Alternate; Maga- zines Sales Team Captain; Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society; Student Council (2). TODD, ROBERT STANLEY: JCL (2); K-Klub (3); Football (1); Basketball (1); Track (2); Intramural (2); Boys ' State; Cafeteria (1) Magazine Sales Team Captain; Interact (3), Secretary 1964-65, Treasurer 1965-66; STA. VAN HALST, BRUCE EUGENE: Mixed Chorus (2). VAN WINKLE, CYNTHIA ANN: -Teens (3) Wig Paint (3); JCL (2); Pep Club (4); Girls ' State. VAN WINKLE, JOHN EMERY: Safety Patrol; STA. VAN WINKLE, WILLIAM DEAN: K-Klub (2); Football (1); Basketball (1); Golf (1); Intramural (2). WALLACE, PAMELA JANE: JCL (2); Yearbook; Pep Club (2). WAPPES, ANNETTE EVON: Girls ' Chorus (1) Cafeteria (2). WEBER, LINDA SUE: FHA (1); Cafeteria (3); Rotary Honor Blazer; National Honor Society (2) Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. WHITFORD, SCOTT ALAN WIEDENHOEFT, DAVID EVERETT WILCOX, JOHN ROBERT: FTA (2); Yearbook; Spotlight; K-Klub (3) Cross-Country (2); Track; Honor Jacket; In- tramural (1); Boys ' State Alternate. BERHALTER-HUTCHINS FUNERAL HOME, INC. WILSON, SUZANNE EARLENE: Forum (3); Y-Teens (3); FTA (1); FHA (1); Yearbook (1); Band (5), K (3); Pit Band; The King and I ; Dance Band State Solo and Ensemble Contest (2); Girls ' State; Dance Band (4); Brass Choir (3). ZOLLMAN, STEVEN LEE HONOR JACKET WINNERS: ROW 1: Candy LaV ' igne. ROW 2: Linda Gwinnup, Marian Groh. ROW 3: Deb Carlisle, Julie Sexton, Connie Todd. ROW 4: David Peachy, David Desper. EXCELLED IN SCHOLASTIC ABILITIES AWARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT Each year on the last day of school, awards are presented to students for scholastic achievement. A blue ribbon is awarded to those students who have maintained two semesters of A work in any solid subject. A red ribbon constitutes one semester of A work. Students who have main- tained at least one semester of A work re- ceive scholastic honor jackets. The 1966 valedictorian was Candy LaVigne, and David Desper was salutatorian. Marian Groh was third highest for 1966. Candy LaVigne Valedictorian David Desper Salutatorian HAYDEN WELDING CO., INC. Honda Sales and Service PROM ' 66 ' It ' s a Grand Night for Singing! THE JUNIOR-SENIOR ' «T5 S §4 SAFARI ¥ The Grand March begins. Oh to be young again. V i ■ y y The natives are restless. BOB ' S BARBER SHOP Foodtown Shopping Center Officers; Jon Hossinger, President; Jennifer Groh, Secretary; Teresa Barker, Treasurer; Mrs. Kimmell, Sponsor; Ron Frick, Vice- president- JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Early in the year, the juniors began selling maga- zines. When they had finished, they had topped all previous records by selling S7818 worth of subscriptions. The first East Noble class rings were purchased by the class this year. Together with the class of 1967 of Avilla, two class parties were held. The first combined party was held October 30 in the Kendallville cafeteria. The Avilla group invited the juniors to their school for a party on March 1 1 . These two classes will make up the senior class at East Noble High School next year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Kimmell and the junior class officers, the Class of ' 67 made plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held on May 6. .Ackcrman, Randy . ' lexander, Karen .Amerman. Gary Amerman, Vlarilyn .Andrysiak, Lisa .Arnold, Jack Arnold, Willie Atz, Debbie Bailey, Wes Bair, Steve Ballew, Lynda Baker, Evelyn Barker, David (no pic.) Barker, Teresa Barnett. Sally Becker, Liane Beeson, Su Ann Blech, Diane Bodenhafer, Connie Bohde, Robert Boszor. Jeff Boszor, Sharon Brady. Tom Brand, .Mike Campbell, Mike Chapman, Dick Cochard, Lee Coffelt, Charlotte Cook, Ruth {no pic) Cooper, Lynne Countryman, Allen Davis, Darlene BODENHAFER ' S A W ROOT BEER STAND Davis, David DeGroff, Dean Donat, Tom Dreher, Conni Dukes, Doug (no pic.) Ehret, Bruce Emerick, Rex C. Ernsberger, Greg Etter, Don Fenstermaker, John Fisher, Gary Fleck, Norma Foote, Bill Foote, Ralph Fox, Linda Frazie, Gretchen Freed, Charles Frick, Ron Fritz, Wendell Froelich, Connie Froelich, Edwin Gaines, Steve Galloway, Tom Garringer, Roger Garrison, Richard Lee Cochard, junior honor jacket winner. BRAND AUTO SALES Gillespie, Dennis Gingher, Nancy Grady, Edward Green, Randolph Groh, Jennifer Groh, Kae Juniors enjoy themselves at their class party. Hill, Dennis Homsher, John Hossinger, Jon (no pic.) Jackson, Viola Jaquay, Steve Jarrett, Linda Kammerer, Sherril Kelley, Bob Kirschner, David Kitchen, Vlarcia Kline, Jayne Knapp, Tim Knox, Vandill BURGER ' S CENTER-MARTIN-BRAND, INC. Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaning and Grocery The long-awaited class rings have arrived. JUNIORS Lash, Janis Leighty, Connie Leitch, Cheryl Levin, Leslie Lewellen, Joann Lough, Judi Jane Lovett, Bill Mapes, Darlene Mapes, Sally Maple, Jay Maxson, Alan McBride, Janet McBride, Lynn McCee, Mikki McHenny, Dennis McMahon, Benton McNutt, David Mertz, Susan Miller, Carol Miller, Greg Molen, John (no pic.J Molitor, Jack Munk, Bruce E. Murtz, Albert Mustard, Robert E. MR. AND MRS. SAM LEVIN Neal, David Nodine, Tom Orndorff, Sue Owen. Linda Owen, Rita Owen, Steve Pankop, Sue Parker, Cindy Parker, John Parker, Sliaril Peachy, Karen Pollock, Connie Pollock, Diana Pownall, Linda Ramer, Ron Reade, Lloyd Reith, Holly Rensberger, Chris Rice, Lana Rice, Lynn (no pic.) Rider, Kim Ritchie, Larry Sattler, Mary Shippy, Marcia ShuU, Henry Slagle, Mike Slone, Billy Smith. Frank Smith. John Smith. Keith Smith. Leonard Chivalry is still seen in the Class. BURTON PLUMBING-HEATING CO., INC. AT E.N.H.S. Smith, Nancy Jane Strouse, Cathy Stuckcr, Diana Sutton, Robert Swartz, Ann Thomas, Janet Thompson, Chryle Thrapp, Gail Tracey, Sue Van Zile, Tres Vosberg, Mary Walkup. Brenda VValkup, Frank Walkup, Larry VVallen, Cilenna Wappes, Linda Weber, Denny Weber, Michael Wilondek, Mike Witty, Julia Wolfe. Danny Wooten, Mike Juniors find that studying is a vital part of the school year. Some Juniors find themselves in the office occasionally. THE BUSINE.SS SER 1CE COMPANY Officers: Linda Brennan, Sec- retary; Mr. Young, Sponsor; Cindy Huff, Treasurer; Ron Austin, Vice-president; Mr. SIcmp, Sponsor; Scott Ehlers, President. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The 188 members of the sophomore class in co- operation with the Class of ' 68 of Avilla High School chose navy blue and white class jackets which are inscribed with EN representing East Noble High School. Their class party was held on March 18 and en- joyed by those attending. Many thanics to those who planned and sponsored this event. Ackerman, Mike Ackerman, Rex Alexander, Kim Anderson, Mike Asher, Mary Ann Atz, Diane Austin, Ron Barker, Cherris Bassett, Sue Bently, Bill Blake, Melody Blanchard, Ivan Bloomfield, Cathy Bloomfield, John Bolen, Mary Bonar, Ron Borger, Rick Bowman, Barbara CENTRAL ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO., INC. AT E.N.H.S. Brennan, Linda Broom, Jeraldine Brown. Earl Bruce, Eddie Brvan, Bob Bryie. Roger Burgei, Dan Cain, Candy Cail ins, Cathi Campbell, Jack Chester, Barb Chester, Bev Christianson, David Clark, Roberta Clifton, Tim Cochard, Susan Coffey, Gregg Combs, Lydia Combs, Thomas Coney, Twylia Cookerly, Susan Countryman, Nancy Criswell, Roger Cross, Charles Dickinson, Robert Diehl, Jerry Donaldson, Deborah Donlev, Jean Ebert, Jim Ehlers, Scott Fee, Diane Feller, Deane Fiandt, Chris Forker, Stephanie Fox, Ann Franklin, Cindy Sophomore Honor Jacket Winners: BOTTOM ROW: Belinda Kruger, Ann Fox, Marge Frey. TOP ROW: Bill Bently, Bernard Smith, Mike Anderson. CLINE BROS LUMBER COMPANY Fraze, Stan Frey, Margo Fry, Don Fylstra, Don Garrison, Sue Garten, Kathy Gillian, Kathy Green, Tom Grey, Janet Grubb, Jim Gwinnup, Nancy Hale, Sharon Testing . . . One. two, three . Hamilton, Mike Hamman, Delora Hammel, Sharon Handshoe. Joyce Hastreiter. Mari Su Herendeen, Garry Hicks, Sam Higginbotham, Mike Hively, Mike Hoffman, Brian Holbrook, Lyman Hosted, Marsha House, Leryl Howard, Barbara Howard, Gary Huff, Ondy Hughes, Jeff Hursey, Terry L. (no pic) Ihrie, Dan G.A. C:OFFEY, INC. OLDS . ND C:. DILL. C AND RAMBLER hancic, Chris Johnson, Jeni Keck, Gary Kelley, Dan Kerr, Jane Kimmell, Tom King, Ken Kitchen, Vicki Kline, Connie Klinger,Jim Krauter, Bonnie Kruger, Belinda Lamp, Dennis Lash, Colin Lash, Robert Lawrence, Gene Leamon, Dave Leitch, Jerry Leonhardt, Paula Lewis, Kevin {no pic) Ligman, Dave Lobdell, Sal Lovett, Sandra Mansfield, Lucy Martin, Dan Masters, Diane Mathis, Charlotte Maxson, .Mike Miller, Hal (no pic) Minar, Paul Molargik, Frank Mountz, Ray SOPHOMORES Signing into the library. O. E. CONEY PONTIAC Moyer, Mary Jane Muesing, Barbara Myers, Dave Nartker, Susan Nash, Linda Nodine, Rita Pankop, Jane Parker, Gregg Pippenger, Thomas Poppy, Lcnard Powers, Calvin Poyser, Retha Rasler, Brian Rasp, Jim Ream, Cindy Rehvvinkel, Vicki (no pic) Renkenberger, Brenda Ringlcr, Dawn Rose, Vickie SOPHOMORES Finding the answer. -2 Checking the bulletin board. jJ P Roush, Marsha Ruble, Darlene Rupert, Keith Schermcrhorn, Jeannie Schermerhorn, Steve Schmidt, Sandy Schweitzer, Nora Scott, John SeideKJohn Sexton, Beth Shaffer, Diane Shanton, Linda Shepler, Debby Showen, Vickie Shultz, Corene Slone, Barb Smith, Bernard Smith, Carol FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KENDALLVILLE Sophomore class jackets arrive. Smith, Mike Sower, Phil Spencer, David Sprague, Tom (no pic) Stanley, Darlene Stienbarger, Bonnie Stonebraker, Rick Stratcr, Carolvn Streb. Sherry Sutton, Evelyn Swartzlander, Barb Temple, Russell Thompson, Kent Thrapp, Gary Tipton, Toby Trowbridge, Gloria Tuttle, Parrel Van Wagner, Cathy Walter, Fred Webb, Velma Weber, Larry Weible, Craig Wert, Benny Whitford, Dan Wicker, Hawley Williams, Joe Wogoman, Jim Woody, Ken Wymer, Dennis Young, Mike Zawadzke, Steve (no pic) Zehr, Bob FISCHER PHARMACIES Downtown and Publix Shopping Center Officers: Mark Barhan, President; Mrs. Diggins, Sponsor; Bill Fenstermaker. Vice- president; Martha Rimmel. Secretary; Mr. Racht, Sponsor; Candy Rogers, Treasurer. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY This year 1 58 freshmen were officially entered into our high school, the first of the many steps toward that ultimate goal of graduation. Under the direction of their class sponsors, Mrs. Diggins and Mr. Racht, the freshmen were guided through the 1965-66 school year. On March 11 they enjoyed the freshmen class party. The freshmen would like to give special recognition to Don Peterson for his outstanding achievements in national swimming competition. The freshmen are looking forward to an even greater challenge next year as they enter East Noble High School. .Albaugh, Mike .■ llen, Xadine .Ananias. .Angela .Ananias, Helen .Andelin, Vic .Anweiler, Deb Atz, Marc Aumsbaugh, Mike ■ Baker, Brad Barhan. Mark Barnett. Fran Beaty, David Becker, Victoria Beckwith. Frank Bell, Rickie Berry, Connie Bevins, Debbie Blaskie, Bill Bloom, Victor Bohde, Mary Brady, Pat Brand, Joe Brown, Gloria J. Buell, Debbie Butler, Debbie Butterbaugh, Pat Byres, Margaret (no Pic) Carter, James Castle, Cathy Chaffee, Judy Cochard, Larry FLI.NT AND WALLING MANUFACTURING CO.MPANY, INC. Coffelt, Alanna Coffelt, Kim Cole, David Crum, Cheryl Davis, Mit:e DeLong, Darrel Dungan, Milvc Durbin, Pam Ebert, Pat Ehret, Byron Fenstermaker, Bill Fischer, Emma Fisher, Charley Flint, Mike Fox, Dan Freed. Sharon Frehse, Dennis Frey, Maria Fritz, Jack Fritz, Lois (no pic) Gerwick.Jim Gisel, Tom Godsell, Peggy Guthrie, Edward Harman, Lance Herendeen, Lorna Hicks, Linda Hill, Charles W. Hile, Susan Hollar, Connie Holler, Nancy CLASS OF ' 69 Freshmen honor jacket winners: Mary Ulrey, Dave Kurtz, Larry Cochard, Dan Fox. FORDECK-KEMERLY ELECTRIC, INC. Homsher, Jean Howard, Roger Huff, Cathy Hursey, Vickie Jansen, Tom King, Terryann Kline, David Kline, Duane Knott, Claudia Kurtz, Dave Langwell, Karol Lash, Dave Lash, Evan Lawrence, Steve Leighty, Bob (no Pic.) Leitch, Kerry Lewellen, Gary Lombard, Karen Longyear, Sharol McGee, Richard McMahon, Barry Martin, Larry Mason, Carol (no pic.) Maxson, Kay Maxwell, Karen Meade, JoAnn Meadows, Linda Mertz, Cathy Miller, Barbara Miller, Connie Molitor, Nathalie Moses, Linda Nartker, Barbara Newman, Judy Nodine, Rene Northup, Brenda Pankop, Dean Pepple, Peggy CLASS OF ' 69 Peterson, Don Ramey, Bee Randol, Rick Reed, Steve Reid, Mark (no pic.) Rimmel, Martha Robinson, Greg Rogers, Candice RottmiUer, Bob Rouch, Randy Sabrosky, Dana Schlotterback, Fred Scott, Delane R. EDW.ARDGRADEN, INC Jet. U. S. 6 Ind. 3 Seidel, James Sexton, Carol Shanton, Steve Shellenberger, Kay Sheperd, Lloyd Showalter, Dave Shumaker, Donna Slagle, Tom FRESHMEN Smith, Carter Smith, David Smith, Deborah Smith, Pam Smith, Sue Sower, Judy Sparrow, Jim Spencer, Kenny Stevens, Larry R. Stonebraker, Roger Strouse, Jane Swartz, Krag Taft, Sally Temple, Phillip Thomas, David Thompson, John Tipton, Stan Todd, Greg Trowbridge, Pam Tuffley, Ron Ulrey, Mary Vandeventer, Lea Wagner, Carl Walkup, Barbara Wall, Jane Wilondek, Gail Wolford, Elizabeth Yontz, Juanita Young, Jack Young, Carolyn HAGERMAN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION AT E.N.H.S. Abbs, Scott Albaugh, Pat Allen, Loren Andrysiak, Michelle Atz, Doug Bahls, Steven Bailey, Darlene Bailey, Keith Barker, Pam Bates, Sue Bell, Diane Bell, David 8th GRADE HISTORY ' The official enrollment of the eighth grade this year is 161 pupils. Under the leadership of their class officers: John Henney, President; Gary Spidel, Vice- President; Terry Schmidt, Secretary; and Steve Harman, Treasurer, the eighth grade has been very busy preparing themselves for their first year in the high school next year. The students are looking forward to this step with much anticipation. Although their activities were limited, their year was made an interesting one by their class sponsors, Mrs. Englc and Miss Flook. The class enjoyed working on their class party, which was held in the spring. Pictured from 1. to r.: Terry Schmidt, John Henney, Gary Spidel, Steve Harman, and Miss Flook, sponsor. , lrs. Engle is not pic- tured. Bidwell, Dan Boggs, Larry Bolen, Venetsi Boszor, Sandra Boszor, Caroline Bowers, Vicki Bradley, Carla Briggs, Linda Brower, Barry Brown, Bruce Brown, James Cain, Melanie Caldwell, Susan Chaney, Pamela Christiansen, Nar Chronister, Tom Cochard, John Cole, Stephen HANEV ' S GLASS SHOP Conrad, Fred Copeland, Larry Cordial, Gail Davis, Ed Davis, Cheri Day, Larry DeLong, Linda Denny, Patrick Dieterle, Michael Douchossois, George Durbin, Terry Ebert, William Ehlers, Christine Emerick, Violet Fee, Randal Feller, Rex Fordeck, .Mien Frazic, Jennifer Froelich, Diane Garvey, Dolly Gillespie, Dean Green, David Griffith, Dorothy Hall, Sheridan Hamilton, David Hammer, Dale Handshoe, Carolyn Harman, Steve Hawkins, Ronald Heinlen, Loren Henderson, Mark (no pic.) Henney, John Hicks, Vickie Hill, Margaret House, Marlene Houser, Katherine Hovarter, Vickie CLASS OF ' 70 Hughes, Steve Hurst, Jim Ihrie, Mike Kelley, Donna Kidd, Linda Kirschner, Bruce Kline, Ken Knox, Sharon Kotterman, Jeffrey Lane, Wendell Larson, Debi LaVigne, Gene COMPLIMENTS OF HARMAN ' S I G. A. Lawson, Linda Leitch, Max Leitch, Thomas Lewis, Denise Ligman, Richard Lombard, Carol Long, Ed McCormick, James McCreery, Stephen McElroy, Debra McHenney, Michael McKinley, Thomas Mapes, Dennis Marti, Ricki Martin, Michael Marty, Cecelia Maxson, Brad Miller, Phil Moore, Beverly Morr, Richard Mumma, Janet Napier, Ellen Nartker, Denny Pearson, Jerry Putt, Deedra Ramey, Ruth Rasnick, Larry Redman, Rick Reeves, Dennis Reiske, Sue Richardson, Paula Rissner, Marcia Robertson, Michael Roush, Deborah Rowc, Cindy Ruble, Cindy 8th GRADE Schlichtenmyer, Judy Schmidt, Terry Scott, Jimmy Sebert, Kim Shaffer, Kathleen Showen, Scott Shreve, Terry Shippy, Robert Siples, Terry Ann Smith, Janice Smith, Joanne Sparrow, Jean THE HARROD CO., INC. Roofing. Siding, Insulation Eighth grade girls begin their sewing ca- reers studiously. CLASS OF ' 70 Spidel, Gary Stahl, Dan Stahl, Marty Stallman, Don Stephens, Charlotte Stouder, Debbie Strange, Don Stucker, Duane Martin Swartz, David Swartz, James Tackett, Denver Taylor, Sally Temple, Bonnie Temple, Walter Thompson, William Ulm, Melanie Walburn, Danny Warnick, Ed Weirich, Danny Welch, Rachel White, Gregory Whitmer, Cathy Wicker, Jerry Wicker, Morris Williams, Ann Wills.Joe Wilondek, Patricia Wineland, Judy Wise, Harold Wolf.Julee Young, Connie Young, Judy Zawadske, Peggy Zeedyk, Susan HEIGN WELDING SHOP SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY This year the seventh grade experienced a new way of life as it was their first year in junior high, the first stepping stone toward high school. This new way of life has presented a more complex schedule that has demanded many hours of hard study. There have also been many exciting events which will be long remembered. One of these ac- tivities was their first class party which was held at the Silver Moon Skating Rink. Study time in seventh grade Science. 7th GRADE .■ llen, Charlotte . nderson, Peggy .Arnold. Dale . Atz, Cathie Bailey, Brian Bailey, Susan Baker, Barbara Becker, Pam Becker, Warren Brady, Kenneth Brewer, Mike Brower, Peggy Brown, Kenneth Bruce, Mike Brumbaugh, Karen Byerley, Ronald Campbell, Mike Carroll, Mike Castator, Debrajo Coburn, Herbert Cole, Kathyjo Conley, Henry Conley, Ron Constamine, Mari Lynn Cordial, Donna Davis, John Dees, Lee DeGroff, Dale DePew, Harold DePew, Penny a, f% ta HERFF JONES CO. Class Rings and Announcements Desper, Steve Edsall, Monica Edwards, Robert Emerick, Bruce Eminger. Bronwyn Fish, Jeffrey Fitzpatrick, Kelli Ford, Regan Frehse, Jackie Friskney, Peggy Fylstra, Bill Garrison, Peggy Gerwick, John Gibson, Arthur Gibson, Mary Sue Goodman, David Hamann, Andrew Hampshire, Darlene Handshoe, Sharon Harrod, VIelanie Hart, Greg Hatfield, Regina Hawkins, Randy Heinlen, Kim Henderson, Ronald (no pic) Herczeg, Amber Hershberger, David Hicks, Diane Hicks, Masie Hoffman, Diane Holbrook, Larry Houser, Mike Hovarter, Pam Ivancic, Danny Jackson, Diane Kclley, Steve King,Jim CLASS OF ' 71 Kline, Calvin Knott, Kevin Lapelle, Bill Ley, Jeff Ligman, Karen Linthicum, Craig McClement, Sandy Manns, Jim Mapes, Mike Mapes, Susan Marshall, Mary Martin, Kenneth HILKERT .AND PANKOP, INC Dodge Cars and Trucks Officers: John Gerwick, President; Mr. Abbs, Sponsor; Marilynn Constantine, Treasurer; Judy Shook, Vice-president; Mrs. Troyer, Sponsor; Becky Myers, Secretary. 7th GRADE Mason, Judy Martin, Sammy Maxson, Shirley Mertz, Craig Mieras, Jim Mieras, Karen Miller, Jolene Moran, Debra Morr, Vickie Moses, Iarsha .Mountz, Craig Mumma, Michael Mustard, Sue Myers, Rebecca Newman, Gary Nierman, Wendell Nodine, Jerry Newels, Rick Olsen, Randy Pankop, John Parker, Janine Peterson, Kathy Pippenger, Jim Pollock, Paula Powers, Pamela Poyser, Dennis Peyser, Kenneth Poyser, Linda Poyser, Steven Prater, Richard Prince, Eddie Quinley, Dallas(ne pic) Radcliffe, Tom Reidenbach, Jill Rhea, Mildred Roberts, Carson Rogers, Philip HY-MATIC MANUFACTURING INC. Root, Mary Rupert, Greg Sabrosky, Kevin Scott, Janet Sexton, Larry Shook, Judy Schuster, John Sibert, Stan Siplcs, David Snellenberger, Clyde Smith, Esther Soboslay, Doug 7th GRADE CLASS OF ' 71 Sparkman, Lee Sparrow, Arietta Spencer, Danny Springer. Jack Stayner, Jeff (no pic) Stephens, Sharon Stevens. Christine Stevens, Jimmy Slrater, Danny Streb, Pete Tackett, Clyde Trowbridge, Bill Trowbridge, Janet Uhl, Douglas Weaver, Laura Lee Wicker, Donald Wineland, Lolita Witwer, Grace Wolf, Barbara Yontz , Deborah Yontz, Dianna Sue Yuska, Joseph Zehr, Peggy INDIANA AND MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY : ' .. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL AND SPONSOR: ROW 1: Mrs. Fischer, Sponsor; John Thomas, President; Bruce Munk, Vice- President; Diane Atz. Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Fox, Reporter; Suzi Wilson, Marcia Shippy. ROW 2: Steve Jaquay, Jim Rasp, Kelli Fitzpatnck. Pee; y Zehr, Connie Todd, Mary Jean Scher- merhorn, Cindy Parker, Pam Durbin. ROW 3: Steve Kelley, Craig Mountz. Rick Redman, Brad Baker, Dan Fox, Bruce Kirschner, Dave Peachy. STUDENT COUNCIL: The Student Council of Kendallville High School is a charter member of the Indiana Association of Student Councils. Creating a better understanding between students and faculty is its main goal. During the school year the council was involved in a number of projects. Among these were an auditorium designed to recognize students who had attended summer workshops and conferences, the annual Save the Children project for needy families, and working with the Future Teachers Club to defray some of the expenses of a foreign exchange student who will attend East Noble High School next year. Working jointly with the Avilla council, members will be holding summer meetings to draw up a constitution for the East Noble Student Council. REPRESENTATIVES OF STUDENT BODY John Thomas, president, welcomes new Student Council members. JEFFERSON STUDIO BOYS ' STATE The Hoosier Boys ' State was firing and ready to go during the week of June 12-19. These boy were sent to the I.U. campus with the goal to run a government in a similar pattern to our free govern ment. Both the Na- tionalists Party and the Federalists Party were working and campaign- ing to get the votes to reach those offices which were so important to everyone. ROW 1: Priscilla Green, Dianne Diggins ROW 2: Suzi Wilson, Pam Mortimore. Stan Todd, Tom Atz, Byron Harrod, Robin Goings. GIRLS ' STATE This last summer during the week of June 20-28, 927 girls attended Hoosier Girls ' State to become better educated in our national government. Every- one was divided into two parties, the Nationalists and Federalists. This was carried on throughout the week. Along with the parties there was campaigning, working together, and a time for fun. JONES INSURANCE AND BONDS, INC. SENIOR HIGH OFFICE ASSISTANTS: John Thomas, Dianne Diggins, Janice Hartman, Vlarian Groh, Cindy Imes, Debbie Carlisle, Karen Peachy, Charlie McClement. ASSISTANTS: ASSUME RESPONSIBILITIES SENIOR HIGH OFFICE AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Student office assistants ' duties include picking up attend- ance slips, typing, and running general errands. In addition to filing cards, alphabetizing books, checking books, and keeping the books in order, the library assistants have spent much of their spare time in the new school arranging books for the library. Several library assistants attended the northern district convention of the Hoosier Student Librarian Association which was held at Rochester. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS AND ADVISOR: ROW 1: Marcia Adair, Rita Bloomfield, Becky Krauter, Janis Lash, Cathy Mertz. Mary Jane Moyer. ROW 2: Miss Gilliland, advisor; Dick Leighty, Becky Ream, Jane Pan- kop, Sandy Schmidt, Belinda Kruger. KENDALL LUMBER CO. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Marina Stelter, Becky Hill, Nancy Clark, Co Bodenhafer, Ann Swartz, Pam Mortimore, Mary Sattler. CAFETERIA AND GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS By performing a variety of jobs such as checking tickets, washing dishes, and putting milk on trays, students assist in the cafeteria and receive free meals. The guidance office assistants, working under the general direction of Mr. Stouder and Miss Carl, perform a variety of duties. One can find these assistants at work operating the ditto machine; alphabetizing tests, lists, and other guidance office materials; running errands; collecting attendance slips; and getting students from study halls for conferences with the guidance counselors. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS: Pat Hampshire, Diana Pollock, Linda Weber, Bruce Munk. HHIH H E Hpmr H KENDALLVILLE BANK AND TRUST CO. FHA: ROW 1: Cheryl Crum, Janet Grey, Judy Chaffee. Connie Holler, Sharon Hammel, Sharon Hale. ROW 2: Jeraldine Broom, Debbie Buell, Marcia Adair, Stephanie Forker, Ellen Canen. ROW i: Fran Barnett, Emma Fischer, Diane Blech, Susan Cookerly, Debbie Hetrick. ROW 4: Elizabeth Edwards, Vera Donat, Susan Cochard, Diane Fee, Melody Blake. FHA: HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW FHA OFFICERS: Mary Jane Moyer, Lea Van- Mrs. Koons, Sponsor; Elizabeth Edwards, Debbie deventer. Vera Donat, Debbie Buell, Marcia Adair, Hetrick, Candy Rogers, Sharon Hale, Sue Pankop. Compliments of MR. and MRS. MAX ADAIR and MR. and MRS. FRANK McCARTY FHA: ROW 1: Nancy Clark, Bonnie Stienbarger, Nora Schweitzer, Vicki Kitchen, Debbie Smith, Kay Shellen- barger. ROW 2: Darlene Ruble, Darlene Stanley, Belinda Kruger, Cindy Ream, Candy Rogers. ROW 3: Jayne Kline, Sue Pankop, Judy Sower, Lea Vandeventer, Barbara Walkup. ROW 4: Donna Shumaker, Barbara Nartker, Carolyn Strater, Linda Moses, Mary Jane Moyer. FHA Future Homemakers of America, an organization for young women interested in homemaking, is open to any girl in high school who has had one year of home economics. Every year the state organization sets up goals each chapter is to meet in order to be an honor chapter. This year the two objectives concerned (1) Morals and Manners Matter and (2) Good Family Relations. The chapter met these requirements by having Daddy-Date Nite, a party for younger brothers and sisters, and a Mother and Daughter Banquet, at which the speaker discussed these two objectives. Individual FHA degrees were also conferred at this time. FHA members and their fathers enjoy Daddy-Date Night , one of the highlights of the year. KENDALLVILLE BOWLING CENTER Open Bowling Daily FTA OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: SEATED: Christine Gienger, Vice-President; Mary Rathge, Secretary; Nancy Mustard, President; Mary Satler, Historian; Connie Todd, Parliamentarian. STAXDLXG: Mr. Stouder, Miss Stephens. Sponsors; Greg But- ler, Treasurer. FTA: MOLDING THE MINDS FTA Future Teachers of America is an organization for students in the sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school who are interested in teaching as a career. Kendallville ' s chapter of FTA is named in honor of John Howerton, a former KHS science and mathematics teacher. This year the chapter has had many worth-while programs. They visited the new LaOtto Elemen- tary School, gave gifts at Christmas time to the Fort Wayne State School, and held a Teachers ' Recognition Day at the end of the first semester. Penny Pepple, exploratory teacher, displays her talents with fourth graders. OF YOUNG AMERICANS FTA; ROW 7: Evelyn Sutton, Vlary Jean Schermerhorn, Penny Pepple, Connie Bodenhafer, Marina Stelter, Dianne Diggins. ROW 2: Mary Satler, Christine Gienger, Suzi Wilson, Forrest Schinbeckler, Gretchen Frazie. ROW 3: Larry Reed, Mikki McGee, Connie Todd, Sandy Schmidt, Pat Kimmel, Brenda Walkup. ROW 4: Vicki Rehwinkel, Dick Leighty, Nancy Mus- tard, Trudi Stoneburner, Mary Rathge. ROW 5: Greg Butler, John Wilcox, Leonard Constantine. KENDALLVILLE CONCRETE INC. FORENSICS: ROW 1: Cheryl Crum, Roberta Clark, Norma Fleck, Chryle Thompson, Nancy Holler, Mike Hamilton. ROW 2: Debbie Buell, Julie Sexton, Priscilla Green, Gregg Coffey, Toby Tipton. ROW 3: Lea Vandeventer, Nathalie Molitor, Dave Peachy, Marian Groh, Chris Ivancic, Dan Whitford. ROW J.- Dan Martin, Bernard Smith. Bob Zehr, Don Fylstra, Fred Waller. FORENSICS: DEVELOP SPEAKING ABILITIES FORENSICS The members of Forensics learned the quahties of a good speaker as they participated in various contests in the surrounding area. Twenty-one members, by earning twenty- five points, were taken into the National Forensics League in which Kendallville is a local chapter; and seven members received their second degree pins by earning seventy-five points. Most of the members participated in the state speech contest on the local level, and Marian Groh reached the state level in radio announcing. FORENSICS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Mrs. Fischer, Sponsor; Priscilla Green, Presi- dent; Dave Peachy, Vice-President; Bernard Smith, Secretary; Julie Sexton, Reporter. KENDALLVILLE FOUNDATION OF YOUTH TEENAGE COMMITTEE FFA OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: ROW 1: Gaylord Lamp, President; Ray Strater, Vice- President; Randy Ackerman, Sentinel. ROW 2: Mr. Bloom, Advisor; Dennis Lamp, Treasurer; Henry Shull, Reporter; Bill Lovett, Secretary. The Future Farmers of America is a voluntary membership organization which supplements the regular instruction in vo- cational agriculture by providing opportunities for leadership, development, and cooperative activities. Many programs of the FFA are designed to stimulate students in their study and work toward successful futures in the wide range of careers based on agricultural knowledge and background. The Kendallville FFA participated in several judging contests during the past year. A senior trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago and an all-day field trip to Eckrich meat packing company and V-C fertilizer plant in Fort Wayne rounded out the major activities for the school year. SOIL JUDGING TEAM: Mike Albaugh, Dave Myers, Lenard Poppy, Gary Keck. VEGETABLE JUDGING TEAM: Weber, Ray Strater, Mike Albaugh. Larry KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY DIVISION W ' 6 ■H POULTRY JUDGING TEAM: Mike Albaugh, Ray Strater, Gaylord Lamp, Dennis Lamp. FFA: BACKBONE OF AMERICA CROPS JUDGII G TEAM: Mike Albaugh, Mike Hively, Bob Rottmiller, Larry Weber. FFA: ROW 1: Garry Herendeen, Gaylord Rauh, Carl Coffman, Jim Clinger, Tim Knapp, Denny Weber. ROW 2: Larry Scher- merhorn, Jim McClure, Lenard Poppy, Brian Rasler, Larry Weber. ROW 3: Dennis Lamp, Gary Keck, Ray Strater, Lyman Holbrook, Steve Schermerhorn, Roger Criswell. ROW 4: Mike Hively, Larry Stanley, Mike Albaugh, Eddie Bruce, Randy . ckerman. ROW 5: Richard Garrison, Bill Lovett, Gaylord Lamp, Dave Myers, Henry Shull, Tom Brady. McCLURE IMPLEMENT COMPANY R.R. 3 Kendallville— Road 6 West JCL: ROW 1: Pat Butterbaugh, Bill Fenstermaker, Dan Fox, Stephanie Forker, Nancy Holler, Cathy Castle, Maria Frey, Jean Homsher. ROW 2: Tom Gisel, Bill Bently, Barb Chester, Bev Chester, Alanna Coffelt, Candy Cain, Susan Cookerly, Margo Frey, Jeff Hughes. ROW 3: David Beaty, Rick Borger, Ron Austin, Diane Atz, Jim Grubb, Mike Hamilton, Roger Bryie, Dan Burgei. ROW J: Cathy Huff, Jean Donley, Fran Barnett, Cindy Franklin, Don Fylstra. ROW 5: Dan Ihrie, Emma Fischer, Mark Barhan, Gregg Coffey, Linda Brennan, Ann Fox. JCL: INSTILLED AN INTEREST The members of the Junior Classical League studied Roman culture by attending various meet- ings throughout the year. An initiation bringing in the new members and a presentation of the Muses composed the No- vember meeting. Traditional with the Christmas season, J.C.L. members celebrated the Roman holiday, the Sa- turnalia, by contributing money to CARE. The Toledo Museum was chosen for the annual J.C.L. trip this year. Those wishing to go went by bus Easter vacation. The J.C.L. members also had their annual ban- quet with the slave auction and games. Those at- tending this event dressed in togas, the dress of the Roman citizen, if they were sophomores; and tunics, the dress of the Roman slave, if they were freshmen. At the end of the banquet the slaves were freed. As can be seen, the Junior Classical League has enjoyed a very fruitful year. JCL OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Miss Eminger, Sponsor; Bill Bently, President; Don Fylstra, Vice-President; Linda Nash, Treasurer; Diane Atz, Secretary. KENDALLVILLE FURNITURE CENTER Slaves are at the command of their masters at the Roman Banquet. Mr- Tritch ofTiciallv ' Barbara Muesing. IN ROMAN CIVILIZATION JCL: ROW 7: Jane Kerr, Bob Zehr. jane Pankop, Sandy Schmidt. Richard McGee, Bernard Smith, ROW 2: Judy Newman, Beth Sexton, Marsha Roush, Kevin Lewis, Tom Pippenger, Candy Rogers, Carol Sexton, Claudia Knott, Evelyn Sutton. ROW 3: Jim Rasp, Evan Lash, Debbie Shepler, Tom Slagle, Martha Rimmel, Beth W ' ol- ford, Mary Ulrey, Ray Mountz. ROW 4: Sandy Lovett, Belinda Kruger, Terry King, Peggy Pepple, Connie Kline, Brenda Northup, Nathalie Molitor, Carolyn Young. ROW 5: Vicki Rehwinkel, Linda Nash, Corene Shultz, Barbara Muesing, Karen Lombard, Charlotte Mathis, Paul Minar. ROW 6: Toby Tipton, Gregg Parker, Jim Seidel, Sharol Longyear, Krag Swartz. KENDALLVILLE IRON AND METAL CO. Y-TEEN CABINET: ROW 1: Miss Carl, Miss Stephens, Miss Camp, Miss Eminger, Miss Vardaman, Mrs. Black, Sponsors. ROW 2: Sally Herr, Priscilla Green, Connie Todd, Christine Gienger, Linda Gwinnup, Pam Lehner. ROW 3: Becky Hill Chris Clay, Connie Miller, Penny Pepple. Y-TEENS: LEARNING TO KNOW OURSELVES AND OTHERS Y-TEENS Among the things a girl learns from Y-Teens are to be thoughtful, honest, and to have good, clean fun. She learns of other people and their problems and how to lend a helping hand. We ' ve had a good time in Y-Teens this year. Remember Boys ' Night In? We worked hard pre- paring those skits. How could we ever forget the Y-Teen Dance? All those kleenexes! Remember the Mother-Daughter Dessert and the wonderful speaker from New Zealand? Chicago anyone? The juniors and seniors will never forget that wild trip we took and all the money we spent on those irresistible shoes and purses. And of course we ' ll never fail to remember the shining faces of the children at the Christmas party. Who can ever forget Sanguan Chantalay, the International Farm Youth Exchange Student from Thailand? Yes, Y-Teens will never forget the fun we ' ve had this year, and all the experiences we ' ve gained. CALENDAR September 14 Picnic September 28 YWGA Heritage October 12 Recognition of New Members October 26 My Home: Thailand November 9 K.H.S. Open House November 20 Trip to Chicago November 23 World Fellowship December 7 Father-Daughter Dessl t December 21 Children ' s Christmas Party January 11 Film: One God January 25 Boys ' Afternoon In February 5 Semi-Formal Dance February 8 Service Project February 22 Russian Roulette March 8 Highway Safety is Your Job March 22 Scenic Scandinavia April 5 Mother-Daughter Dessert April 19 East Noble High and You May 3 Fun With Crafts May 17 Senior Farewell KING SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY AT E.N.H.S. Y-Teens and their dates enjoy the evening at Cupid ' s Capers, the 1966 Y-Teen dance. Y ' -Teens receive support from the children, as well as adults, by buying cream at ball games. Y-TEENS: ROW h Jenny Johnson. Becky Hill. Shirley Griffith, Jane Kerr. Nancy Gwinnup, Jennifer Groh. Marcia Kitchen, Kae Groh. ROW 2: Connie Kline. Sharon Ham- mel, Connie Leighty, Janice Hartman, Becky Haynes, Viola Jackson. ROW 3: Priscilla Green, Linda Gwinnup. Marilyn Gillespie. Bonnie Krauter. Connie Kotterman, Mary Claire Longtine. ROW ■): Kathy Garton. Marsha Hosted. Cindy Imes. Christine Gienger. Becky Krauter. Pat Kimmel. ROW 5: Debbie Gallup. Marian Groh. Sally Herr. Mary Su Hastreiter, Cindy Huflf. Pam Lehner. Kirkwood ' s Men ' s and Boys ' Wear V-TEENS: ROW 1: Margo Frey, Christine Clay, Teresa Barker. Dianne Diggins, Linda Fox. Stephanie Forker. ROW 2: Connie Froehch, Linda Bell. Gretchen Frazie, Diane Fee. Jean Donley. ROW 3: Kathv Brennan, Pam Alexander, Conni Dreher. Connie Bodenhafer. Diane Atz. Ann Fox. ROW 4: Cathy Cal- kins, Carol Carter, Evelyn Baker, Lisa Andrysiak, Deb Carlisle. ROW 5: Sue Basset. Linda Brennan, Nancy Countryman, Susan Cochard, Ruth Cook. Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas! Santa hands out presents at Children ' s Christmas Party. And this is my daughter Leslie. Y-Teens host their fathers at the -Teen Father- Daughter Dessert. KRULL ' S STANDARD SERVICE V-TEENS: ROW J: Darlene Ruble, C:indy Ream, Connie Miller, .Sandy Lovett, Pat Myers, Candy La- Visne, Penny Pepple, ROW 2: Sally Moreland, Pam Mortimore, Cheryl Leitch, Leslie Levin, Carol Miller, Paula Leonhardt, Becky Ream. ROW 3: Stephanie Henney, Rita Owen, Cindy Parker, Karen Peachy, Sharil Parker. Daun Rmi;ler ROW J: ]ane Pankop, Sue Orndorff, Charlotte Mathis, Barbara . luesing, Linda Nash, Holly Reith. ROW 5: Sheri Larson, Myrna Potee, Janis Lash, Nanci Mustard, Mikki McGee, Marv lane Mover. Y-TEENS: PROMOTE PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING Y-TEENS: ROW 1: Evelyn Sutton, Marina Stelter, Candy Cain, Janet Thomas, Marcia Shippy, Chyrle Thompson, Bonnie Stienbarger, Nora Schweitzer. ROW 2: Brenda Ren- kenberger, Suzi Wilson, Leslie Roush, Marsha Roush, Mary Vosberg, Linda Shanton, Diane Shaffer, Connie Todd. ROW 3: Barbara Slone, Corcne Shultz, Sandy Schmidt, Debbie Shepler, Mary Jean Schermerhorn, Cheryl Trowbridge. ROW 4: Tereasa Van Zile, Brenda Walkup. Mary Sattler, Nancy Smith, Cathy Strouse, Carolyn Strater. ROW 5: Trudi Stoneburner, Sue Tracey, Carol Smith. Ciail Thrapp, .■Xnn Swartz, Julia Witty. KURTZ FLORISTS WIG AND PAINT: ROW J: Marsha Roush, John Thomas, Cathy Van Wagner, Sally Lobdell, Beth Sexton, Cheryl Trowbridge, Mary Ulrey, Craig Weible. ROW 2: Gary Thrapp, Sally Moreland, Cindy Ream, Nathalie Molitor, Diane Masters, Keith Rupert. Charlotte Mathis. ROW 3: Sheri Larson, Dwanc Thomas, Julie Sexton, Debbie Shepler, Jean Donley, Dan Whitford. ROW 4: Kent Thompson, Becky Ream, Martha Rimmel, Gregg Parker, Gregg Coffey. ROW 5: Bruce Munk, Dwight Thomas, Roger Summers, Ray Mountz. WIG PAINT: EXPLORE THE WORLD OF DRAMATICS This year was very fruitful for the Wig and Paint Society of Kendallville High School. For the first time in several years, a musical was presented — The Music Man. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur ' s Court was another play that was presented earlier in the year. To join the society, one must successfully pass a tryout before being accepted as an apprentice. His apprenticeship lasts for one semester before he may become a full member. If he becomes a member, he then tries to earn points to become a Thespian by acting in a play, working backstage, working on a committee, or by selling tickets for the per- formances. Because of hard work and co-operation, this group can look back on a very successful year. Getting ready for the big show. LAKESIDE SPEED WASH AND DRY CLEANING Foodtown Shopping Center Connecticut Yankee speaks in Kine; Arthur ' s Court. Now, let ' s try that scene again. ' WIG AND PAINT: ROW 1: Frank Beckwith, Vickie Becker, Roberta Clark, Cathy Castle, Margo Frey, Jenny Johnson. ROW 2: Dave Kirschner, John Fenstermaker, Bob Bryan, Nancy Holler, Jane Kerr, Pat Kimmel, Tom Frazie. ROW 3: Byron Harrod, Chris Ivancic, Roger Brvie, Cindy Frankhn, Terry King, Cindy Huff. ROW 4: Diane Atz, Mary Su Hastreiter, Kathy Carton, Ann Fox, Candy Cain. ROW 5: Debbie Gallup, Deb Carlisle, Dave Christianson, Robin Goings, Dave Barhan, Jeff Hughes. MALOLEY ' S FOODLAND Serving You Better — Saving ' ou Io THESPIANS: ALL THE WORLD ' S A STAGE THESPIAN OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: ROW 1: Connie Miller, Secretary; Mr, Newton, Sponsor. ROW 2: Christine Gienger, Treasurer; Tom Atz, President. ROW 3: Becky Urban, Keeper of Points; Micli Elliott, Vice-President. New Thespians are initiated by Totn Atz, President. Thespian Troupe 1106 of Kendallville High School is a member of the Na- tional Thespian Society. The troupe aims to create interest in dramatic activities. To become a Thespian, one must participate in supervised dramatic presentations. After ten Thespian points, based on one point for every ten hours, are acquired, one may join the group. He continually tries to do the best he can and to uphold the motto: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Each member is al- ways striving to earn points to receive the honor of Honor Thespian. To achieve this title, a member must have earned at least sixty points. The Thespian Board, which helps to plan and supervise the activities of the dramatics clubs, is composed of the officers, who preside at all meetings, and the sponsors. McCRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, INC. THESPIANS: ROW 7: Mike Slagle. Bill Bently, Pat Myers, Becky Urban, Connie Miller. ROW 2: Mick Elliott, Christine Gienger, Leslie Roush, Carol Carter. ROW 3: Dave Langwell, Tom Atz, Janice Hartman. Watching and waiting backstage. Thank you, Mrs. Shinn. MORR BROTHERS ALUMINUM FOUNDRY AUDITORIUM PROGRAMS: UPPER LEFT: Jim Rasp and Bruce Munk entertained senior high between scenes of the Recognition Auditorium. LEFT; Inez Gifford presented a new and exciting presentation of songs, Songs in Technicolor. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Dr. Kurt D. Singer, one of the foremost authors of our day, spolie on espionage and sabotage. UPPER RIGHT: Helen Cudworth pre- sented a balanced view of the problems and progress of Latin America. LOWER RIGHT: Karl Oscar Gren re- lated how, as a penniless sixteen-year-old, he made his way to the U.S.A., gained a foothold and attained prosperity and hap- piness. MOURON AND COMPANY, INC. Hoping You Enjoy the Fine Food Service at E.N.H.S. ' CREATE INTEREST AND UNDERSTANDING THENEWNAM FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New National Honor Society members were initiated on February 10, 1966. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and ten per cent of the junior class were eligible. Mem- bers must maintain a ninety-two per cent average and uphold the four ideals of leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service. It was the privilege of the society, along with the Gar- rett society, to attend a meeting of the Avilla chapter. Later in the year, Kendallville invited the Avilla and Garrett chapters here for a program. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS AND SPON- SOR: Mrs. Hoffman, Sponsor; Dave Peachy, President; Dave Desper, Vice-President; Priscilla Green, Secretary; Connie Todd. Treasurer; Larry Reed, Parliamentarian. New members are initiated into National Honor Society. NATIONAL HONOR .SOCIETY: ROW 1: Connie Todd. Dave Desper. Dave Peachy, Pris- cilla Green. ROW 2: John Thomas, Connie Mil- ler. . larcia Shippy, Janet Thomas, Cheryl Trow- bridge. Linda Fox, Dianne Diggins, Candy La- Yigne. ROW 3: Lee Cochard, Ralph Foole, Conni Dreher. Connie Bodcnhafer. Gretchen Frazie, Penny Pepple. ROW 4: Larry Reed, Julie Se.xton, Jennifer Groh, Becky Urban, Linda Weber, Joann Lewellen. ROW 5: Sally Herr, Becky Ream, Nancy Mustard, Christine Gienger, Janice Hartman, Becky Smith. ROW 6: Debbie Gallup, Dan Radcliffe, Dave Neal. Bruce Munk, Rex Emerick. NORTHERN INDIANA FUEL AND LIGHT CO., INC. DANCE BAND: ROW 1: Roger Bryie, Leonard Constantine, Dave Christianson, Mary Ulrey, Cindy Ream, Beckie Krauter, Fred Rasp, Mike Anderson. ROW 2: Suzi Wilson, Bill Bently, Evan Lash, Bernard Smith, Cindy Franklin. Joe Williams, Shelly Andrysiak. ROW 3: Bob Zehr. Dan Martin, Tom Atz. BAND: INSPIRES SCHOOL SPIRIT This has been a busy, fun-filled year for the Kendall- ville High School Band. Many hard practice ses- sions were experienced in order to make fine show- ings in such events as the State Fair contest, the Memorial Day Parade, the Auburn Street Fair and the N.I.S.B.O.V.A. contest in which the band re- ceived a second place. The band also participated in several concerts during the year, marched and played during the football and basketball seasons, and joined with the dramatic and vocal departments in the production of The Music Man . BAND OFFICERS AND DIREC- TOR: ROW 7. Roger Bryie, Band Manager; Leonard Constantine, Stu- dent Director; Dwane Thomas, Drum Major; ROW 2: Becky Krau- ter, Secretary; Cindy Franklin, Li- brarian; Suzi Wilson, Vice-President; Debbie Shepler, Treasurer; ROW 3: Tom Atz, President; Mary Ulrey, Librarian;  Mr. Burgess, Director. PALACE OF SWEETS BAND MEMBERS: ROW 1: Barb Chester, Bev Chester, Dwane Thomas. ROW 2: Dan Kelley, Chris Fiandt, Diane Pam Durbin, Susan Cookerly, Judy Chaffee, Roberta Clark, Alz, Mike Hamilton, Roger Byrie, Pat Butterbaugh, Debbie Ron Austin, Barbara Swartzlander, Connie Miller, Marsha Shepler, Mary Jean Schermerhorn, Cindy Ream, Mary Ulrey, Roush, Chyrlc Thompson, Debbie Smith, Susie Smith, John Thompson. , fOW 3. ' Cathy Bloomfield, Cindy Franklin, BAND: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC MEN OF K.H.S. ; STRUCK STOP, RESTAURANT, MOTEL U. S. 6 West Marsha Hosted. Cathy Huff, Becky Krauter, Barbara Miller, Bernard Smith, Leonard Smith, Bill Bently, Fred Walter. Diane Shaffer, Steve Schermerhorn, Evan Lash, Suzi Wilson, ROW 5: David Davis. Tom Atz, Leonard Constantine, Dave Jim Rasp. ROW 4: Linda Brennan, .Ann Fo. . Scott Ehlers, Christianson, Mike Anderson. Debbie .Anweiler, Brian Hoffman. Ed Froelich. Dan .Martin. POM POM GIRLS: ROW 1: Maria Frey, Nancy Holler, Jenny Johnson. Sandy Lovett, Stephanie Forker. ROW 2: Terry King, Linda Bell, Martha Rimmel, Cindy Huff, Marina Stelter. ROW 3: Mary Bohde, Susan Hile, Cindy Imes, Sharon Boszor, Nathalie Molitor. ROW 4: Conni Dreher. Susan Cochard, Vlary Su Hastreiter, Sally Taft, Joann Lewellen. DAVE SAND ' S MUSIC CO. PIANO— ORGAN— STEREO BRASS CHOIR: ROW 1: Cindy Franklin, Bernard Smith, Joe Williams, Shelly Andrysiak, Dave Hamilton. ROW 2: Bill Bently, Suzi Wilson, Nancy Christiansen, Connie Mil- ler, Evan Lash, George Duchossois. ROW 3: Dale Hammer, Dan Martin, Fred Walter. BAND: DEVELOPES MUSICAL ABILITIES IN STUDENTS Ready . . . Play! n .. WwiMj Jw idh ..,. ,3 f A m i jn m «P - ' - ' i o H 1 111! J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 1 700 Stores to Serve America CHORAL GROUPS MADRIGAL: LEFT: Chris Clay, Chris- tine Gienger, Mikki McGee, Franii Beck- with, Richard McGee. RIGHT: Nancy Mustard, Gretchen Frazie, Carol Carter, Robin Goings, Bob Zehr. FOLK GROUP: Carol Carter, Gretchen Frazie, Leslie Roush, Bob Zehr, Robin Goings. SINGRALAS: Teresa Barker, Connie Froelich, Ruth Cook, Joann Lewellen, Mikki McGee, Lana Rice. (Diane Stucker not pictured). PUBLIXCAFE One of Northern Indiana ' s Finest mm MIXED CHORUS: ROW 1: Nancy Clark, Nancy Holler. Teresa Barker. Pat Myers, Vickie Becker, Cheryl Crum. Dave Cole, Nancy Gingher, Mary Vosberg, Lana Rice, Debbie Masters, Vickie Rose, Joan VIenzel, Miss Everson, Director. ROW 2: Pat Butterbaugh, Mary Claire Longtine, Connie Froelich, John Thompson, .Mike . Ksher. Lorna Her- endeen. Lea Vandeventer, Barbara VValkup, Debbie Hetrick, Donna Boyles, Carol Carter, Norma Rhodes, Marcia Adair. ROW 3: Chris Clay. Mikki McGee, Leslie Roush, Frank Beckwith, Ricky .McGee. Chris Rensberger, Susie Steffke, CHORUS: BRIGHTENEN THE YEAR WITH VOCAL MUSIC GIRLS ' CHORUS: ROW 1: Sally Lobdell. Darlene Ruble. Bar- bara Howard, Gretchen Frazie. Nora Schweitzer. Gloria Trow- bridge. Terri King. .Miss Everson. Director. ROW 2: Karol Lang- well. Sue . nn Beeson, Cindy Franklin. Cherris Barker. Bonnie Krauter, Mary Ann Asher. ROW 3: Diane Blech. Delora Ham- man, Lois Fritz, Sharon Hale, Cindy Parker. ROW 4: Susan Cochard. Brenda Renkenberger, Cathi Calkins, Darlene Stanley, Viola Jackson. ROW 5: Sue Bassett, Kathy Garton, Nancy Smith, Ruth Cook. KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY ' AND DR ' CLEANING Ron Bonar, Vera Donat, Terri Bonar, Cecelia Sprague, Norma Strater. ROW 4: Frances Beyer, Christine Gienger, Janice Hartman, Elizabeth Edwards, Jack Campbell, Rus- sel Temple, Farrel Tuttle, Julia Witty, Karen Lombard, Connie Kotterman, Rosie Evers, Josephine Hamman. ROW Within the vocal department this year, many special groups were organized under the direction of Miss Marlene Everson. Among these were the Mixed Chorus, the Girls ' Glee Club, the Singralas, the Madrigal, the Sophomore Girls ' Trio and the Junior High Choir. These groups participated in a number of activities throughout the year including Christmas JR. HIGH CHORUS: ROW 1: Steve Cole, Loren Heinlen, Ed Davis, Debbie Roush, Cathy Cole, Jolene Miller, Becky Vlyers, Miss Everson, Director. ROW 2: Bob Zehr, Accompanist; Greg White, Phil Miller, Susan Zeedyk, Carolyn Handshoe, Beverly 5: Ivan Blanchard, Dave Barhan, Robin Goings, Bruce VanHalst, Tom Combs, Bob Zehr, Dennis Wymer, Fred Schlotterback, Lenard Poppy, Connie Todd, Nancy Mus- tard. caroling, auditorium programs, the Christmas con- cert, the spring concert, the Junior-Senior Prom, singing for various church and city organizations, participation in The Music Man, and participa- tion in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in which the Singralas received a first rating. Moore, Jennifer Frazie, Richard McGee. ROW 3: Sue Mustard, Rachel Welch, Susan Caldwell, Pam Chaney, Dorothy Griffith, Ellen Napier. ROW 4: Sue Reiske, Patti Wilondek, Denise Lewis, Barbara Baker, Peggy Zehr. Comphments of PUBLIX SHOPPING CENTER, INC. YEARBOOK STAFF: ROW 1: Julie Sexton, Cheryl Trowbridge, Pat Myers, Byron Harrod, Becliy Hill, Pam Wallace. ROW 2: Priscilla Green, Marcia Adair, Connie Miller, Linda Gwinnup, Penny Pepple. ROW 3: Tom Atz. Suzi Wilson, Sally Moreland, Sheri Larson, Debbie Gallup. ROW 4: Cindy Imes, Dick Leighty, Connie Todd, Deb Carlisle, Dick Houser. ROW 5: ]o]nn Wilcox, Leonard Constantine, Tom Frazie, Bill Gisel. KAY AITCH ESS The ' 66 yearbook staff has worked hard to add the finishing touches to the last yearbook of Kendall- ville High School. We hope it will bring you many happy memories of all the year ' s highlights. In September the sales of the yearbook began, and the theme and colors for the cover were decided. Much time was spent in getting ads, taking stu- dent and activity pictures, setting up page dum- mies, and making last minute changes. The staff would especially like to thank the spon- sors for their help in presenting the Kay Aitch Ess to you. One of the duties of the yearbook staff officers is to assist with un- derclass pictures. YEARBOOK STAFF OFFICERS AND AD- VISORS: ROW h Tom Atz, Co-Editor; Con- nie Miller, Co-Editor; Priscilla Green, Co- Bus iness Manager; Tom Frazie, Co-Business Manager. ROW 2: Mr. McMinn, Mrs. Troy- er, Mr. Metz, Advisors. PURITAN ICE CREAM COMPANY SPOTLIGHT The Spotlight, under the direction of Mrs. McMinn and Miss Latier, is published monthly. It contains regular reports of various organizations and clubs in the school plus the latest news in sports, editorials, and other information of interest to the students. The Spotlight staflf also published Tour- ney Times during the sectional tourna- ment for the convenience of all the fans. This edition contained pictures and the line-ups of the teams participating in the Kendallville Sectional and general infor- mation concerning previous sectionals. The spotlight staff encounters many problems in their daily work. SPOTLIGHT STAFF: ROW 1: Gretchen Frazie, Byron Harrod, Penny Pepple. Dianne Dig- gins, Marina Stelter, Leslie Roush, Gail Thrapp, Mrs. McMinn, Advisor. ROW 2: Gene Lawere nce, Cindy Huff, Christine Gienger, Rita Owens, Mary Su Hastreiter, Larry Walkup, Miss Latier, Advisor. ROW 3: Dick Leighty, Cindy Imes, Sheri Larson, Deb Carlisle, Dwane Thomas, Miss Shoemaker, Advisor. ROW 4: Dave Desper. John Wilcox, Leonard Constantine, Dwight Thomas, Dan Radcliffe. ROW 5: Bill Gisel, Dick Houser QUICK TANKS, INC. SPORTS COACHES: ROW 1: John Reed, Gene Racht, Dave Bowers, Chris Stavreti. ROW 2: Clint Frymier, Bill Savage, Bob Czupryn. ROW i: Darrel Casey, Bob Ayton, Bill Moree. KHS COACHING STAFF For the final year, the Kendallville Comets participated as a member in the North- eastern Indiana Athletic Conference and the Indiana High School Athletic Associa- tion. KHS athletes successfully carried our colors into cross country, football, basket- ball, wrestling, track, golf, and baseball competition. Our coaching stafT, which is headed by Mr. Reed, athletic director, helped our athletes learn good sportsmanship and develop fine athletic ability. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS; AROUND FROM LEFT: Pam Lundy, Cheryl Trowbridge Janet Thomas, Connie Leighty, Gail Thrapp. REDWOOD DRIVE-IN JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Countryman, Jane Kerr, Ann Fox. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Judy Chaf- fee, Pam Durbin. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: STANDL G: Chris Ehlers, Paula Rich- ardson. SEVENTH GRADE CHEER- LEADERS: Barb Baker, Lohta Wineland. RELIABLE TOOL AND MACHINE COMPANY, INC. mmmmmmtmmmii tm T r f PEP CLUB: SUPPORTED OUR TEAMS PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: ROW 1: Mrs. Diggins, Miss Flook, Sponsors; Mary Claire Longtine, Presi- dent. ROW 2: Ann Swartz, Cheerblock Captain; Holly Reith, Secretary-Treasurer; Kar- en Peachy, Cheerblocli Captain; Mary Rathge, Vice-President. ROME CITY COIN LAUNDRY Open 24 Hours a Day PEP CLUB: ROW 1: Dianne Diggins, Sheri Larson, Marian Groh, Deb Carlisle, Leslie Roush, Pat Myers, Myrna Potee, Jill Fritz, Debbie Gallup, Trudi Stoneburner, Sally Moreland, Pam Lehner, Mary Claire Longtinc, Connie Miller, Sandy Billings, Mary Rathge. ROW 2: Marsha Moses, Amber Herc- zeg, Dianna Yontz, Frances Beyer, Rosey Evers, Candy La- Vigne, Lisa Andrysiak, Lynn Cooper, Leslie Levin, Cindy Parker, Sue Orndorff, Carol Carter, Nancy Clark, Julie Sex- ton, Becky Urban, Barbara Walkup. ROW 3: Mary Marshall, Ann Swartz, Sharil Parker, Connie Froelich, Tereasa VanZile, Brenda Walkup, Carol Miller, Sandy Schmidt, Connie Sheets, Carol Smith, Diane Fee, Charlotte Mathis, Connie Pollock, Teresa Barker, Sally Barnett. ROW 4: Sharon Hale, Bar- bara Baker, Melanie Harrod, Linda Ballew, Cheryl Leitch, Evelyn Baker, Marilyn Amerman, Connie Bodenhafer, Gretchen Frazie, Jennifer Groh, Becky Haynes, Holly Reith, Diane Blech, Debbie Buell, Karen Peachy, ROW 5: Charris fearker, Barbara Muesing, Sue Bassett, Carolyn Strater, Bon- nie Krauter, Gloria Trowbridge, Cathy VanWagner, Diane Masters, Dawn Ringler, Barbara Slone, Bonnie Stienbarger, Cathi Calkins, Jane Wall, Judy Newman, Candy Rogers. ROW 6: Linda Moses, Debbie Butler, Carol Maxson, Peggy Godsell, Cindy Yontz, Rene Nodine, Karen Maxwell. Diane Froelich, Sue Reiske, Susan Mustard, Barbara Nartker, Cheryl Crum, Kay Shellenbarger, Judy Sower, Cathy Castle, Cheryl Longyear. ROW 7: Shelley Andrysiak, Melody Cain, Deedra Putt Debbie Larson, Teri Durbin, Judy Wine- land, Chris Ehlers, Paula Richardson, Sally Taylor, Jane Strouse, Vicki Hursey, Grace Witwer, Laura Weaver, Emma Fischer. ROW 8: Joanne Smith, Donna Kelly, Vicki Hov- arter, Susan Mapes. Carol Lombard, Rachel Welch, Carolyn Handshoe, Peggy .Anderson, Diane Hoffman, Jackie Frehse, Kelli Fitzpatrick, Lolita Winelan SEAGLY BROTHERS Hardware — Gifts — Appliances K-KLUB: ROW 7— Marc Atz, Lee Cochard, Larry Cochard, Joe Brand, Mike Davis, Dan Fox, John Fenstermaker, Greg Ernsberger. ROW 2-BiU Bently, Mike Flint, Ron Austin, Mark Barhan, Mike Ackerman, Brad Baker, Dave Barker, Dean De- Groff. ROW 3 ]im Beights, Bob Bryan, Rex Ackerman, Rick Borger, Pat Brady, Bill Blaskie, Randy Ackerman. ROW 4 Bob Bodhe, Jack Campbell, Mike Elliot, Dave Christianson Charles Ftsher, Dave Desper. ROW 5-Dave Barhan, Tom Atz Tohn Cooper, Scott Bailey, Mike Brand, Doug Dukes. K-KLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: John Reed, Sponsor; John Thomas, President; Mike Brand, Vice- President; John Smith, Sec.-Treas. K-KLUB: Tom Jansen, Dan Kelley, Dwane Kline, Bill Fenster- maker, Jim Grubb, Byron Harrod. Dan Ihrie, Kevin Lewis. ROW 2— Lynn McBride, Ralph Foote, Jim Klinger, Steve Jacquay, Vandill Knox, Bob Kelley, Tom Kimmell ROW 3— Bob Mustard, Bill Foote, Scott Ehlers, Brian Hoffman, Lance Harman, Dave Kirschner, Steve Lawrence. ROW 4 Stan Fraze Mike Higginbotham, Ed Grady, Gene Hamman, Gene Lawrence ' Dave Langwell. ROW 5-Rex Emerick, Ron Frick, Jon Hos- smger. Randy Green, Stan Hemrick, Dick Houser, Tom Green SELLICK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE K-KLUB: ROW 1: Mike Wilondek, John Wilcox, Jim Wogo- man, Larry Schermerhorn. ROW 2: John Smith, John Thomas, Phil Temple, Tom Slagle, Stan Tipton, Steve Shanton, Carl Wagner, Mike Young. ROW 3: Ray Mountz, Mike Slagle, Roger Stonebraker, Jim Rasp, Greg Todd, Rick Stonebraker, Don Ol- sen. ROW 4: Mike Taft, Larry Sibert, Dave Peachy, Dwighi Thomas, Gary Thrapp, Dave Spencer. ROW 5: Greg Miller, Dan Radcliffe, Dwane Thomas, Kent Thompson, Steve Owens, Fred Schlotterback. ROW 6: Dave Neal, Bruce Munk, Charlie McClement, Dave McNutt, Steve Zawadzke. K-KLUB: ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS K-Klub, which is composed of lettermen and numeral winners, has had another successful year in 1965-1966. K-Klub members ran the concession stand at football games, sold candy at basketball games, and sold county directories to earn money for several banquets and a dance. Major events this year were the Fall Sports Award Banquet, the K-Klub Dance, the Elks Banquet, and the spring All Sports Banquet. ATHLETIC HONOR JACKET WIN- NERS: ROW 7— Byron Harrod, David Peachy, Dave Desper, John Wilcox, John Thomas; ROW 2— Mike Taft, Dave Langwcll, Dan Radcliffe, Larry Schermer- horn, Larry Sibert. SOUTH SIDE MARKET VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Kendallville Comets finished a dismal last in the NEIAC conference with an — 9 record. Although not the possessors of a great record, the Comets did possess courage and fought valiantly to the end. Larry Sibert was named to the NEIAC second team; and Dick Houser, Lyman Holbrook, and Stan Fraze received honorable mention. The Junior Varsity team almost reversed the tables as they compiled a 6 — 1 record. From the season of the Meteors, it looks as though the new East Noble Knights should start out on top. VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent We They Nappanee 6 47 Garrett 62 Concordia 32 Columbia City 6 New Haven 51 Decatur 6 13 Angola 13 32 Auburn 6 39 Get ' im, Houser! ' STAR DRY CLEANERS VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD; ROW !: Tom Kimmel, Stu- dent Manager: Gene Lawerence, Bob Bryan, Jim Grubb, John Smith, Scott Ehlers, Steve Jaquay, Stan Fraze, Dean DeGroff. ROW 2: Bob Bohdc, Student Manager; Mike Young, Jerry Leitch, Jim Klinger, John Thomas, Diet: Houser, Larry Sibert, Jack Campbell, Kent Thompson, John Higginbotham, Rex Acker- man. Dave Kirschner. Mr. .Avton, Coach; .Mr. Moree. Coach. ROW 3: Dave Langwell, Student .Manager; Bob Mustard, Frank .Molargik, Rex Emerick, Tom Green, Jim Wogoman, Lyman Holbrook, Mike Taft, Bill VanWinkle, Jim Carunchia, Greg .Miller, Dave Barhan, Larry Schermerhorn, Ron Frick, Vandill Knox, Gary Thrapp, Mr. Voglesang, Coach; Mr. Casey, Head Coach. VARSITY GRIDDERS IN ACTION nl f lik Mm i f ' ml - m ■ J m f l l THE MODE — Ladies, Junior, and Misses Ready to Wear FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD: ROW 1: Terry Frick , Tom Slagle, Philip Temple, Carl Wagner, Stan Tipton, Brad Baker, Larry Cochard, Joe Brand. ROW 2: Marc Atz, Mark Barhan, Charlie Fisher, Jack Ritchie, Bill Blaskie, Pat Brady, Steve Lawrence, Lance Harman, Mike Flint, Tom Jansen, Wesley Herzog, Mr. Ayton, Coach. FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL This year, once again, the freshmen and junior high teams under coaches Ayton and Czupryn, breezed through winning seasons. These boys composed a fine team of hard-blocking hnemen and speedy backs, whose fine record shows their talent. The football experience gained through this ex- cellent season by the junior high and freshmen will be a welcome asset to the East Noble Squires. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL SQL ' AU: ROW 1: Bob Shippy, Allen Fordeck, Rick Redman, Kevin Knott, Mike Campbell, Jack Springer, Dale DeGroff, Steve Harman, Mike Bruce, Gary Gilliland, Doug Soboslay. ROW 2: Ken Brady, Jeff Kot- terman, Dean Gillespie, Randy Fee, John Henney, Rick Frick, Mike Robertson, Larry HoUbrook, Terry Schmidt, Jim Mc- Cormick, Jim Mieras. ROW 3: Mr. Savage, coach; Dale Hammer, Gary Spidel, Dick Morr, Brad Fox, Steve Hughes, Richard Ligman, David Siples, Bruce Brown, Wendell Lane, Terry Shreve, Scott Abbs, Jim Brown, Mr. Czupryn, coach. STATE FARM INSURANCE— Thurlow and Duane Axel VARSITY BASKETBALL: Jim Wogoman, Greg Erns- berger, Dave Neal, Mike Brand, Larry Schermerhorn, Dave Desper, Randy Green, Dan Radcliffe, jon Hossinger, Rex Emerick, Randy Ackern Coach. .Mike W ' ilondek, Gene Racht, VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1965-66 basketball season for Kendallville ' s Comets, headed by Coach Racht, was one of vast improvement. Charging from the basement of the NEIAC the past sea- son, the Comets battled to win third place behind a state-ranked Garrett team and Columbia City. Schermerhorn holds down Garrett ' s 7 ft. Chuck Bavis. BASKETBALL MANAGERS: KNEEL- ING: Ralph Foote, Lee Cochard; STAND- ING: Bill Foote, Dave Langwell. Desper goes up for the rebound. CAMPBELL AND FETTER B. NK 34 j( ' ' ' U ' 40iL55 , 50 '  JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW h Jim Wogo- man, Kevin Lewis, Brian Rasler, Rex Ackerman, Rick Borger, Brian Hofiman. ROW 2: Mike Ackerman, Fred Schlotterback, Mike Young, Bob Mustard, Mr. Stavreti, Coach; Gary Thrapp, Rick Stonebraker, Dave Spencer, Stan Fraze. J.V. AND FRESHMEN The Junior Varsity and Freshmen basketball play- ers had excellent seasons, and these young ball- players are working to prepare themselves for varsity ball in the future. Coaches Stavreti and Frymier are both doing fine jobs preparing these boys for high school basketball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: ROW V. .Marc Atz, Brad Baker, Phil Temple, Steve Shanton, Joe Brand, Larry Cochard, Tom Slagle. ROW 2: .Mr. Frymier, Coach: .Mike Flint, Lance Harman, Pat Brady, Roger Stonebraker, Charlie Fisher, Greg Todd, Carl Wagner, Mike Davis. STECKLEY ' S MILL AND HATCHERY, INC. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: Dean Gilles- Steve Harman. ROW 2: John Cochard, Jim Brown, Denny pie, Mike Ihrie, Terry Schmidt, Doug Atz, Rick Redman, Nartker, Gary Spidel, Scott Abbs. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: ROW 1: John Pankop, Kelley, Larry Hollbrook, Lee Dees, Clyde Snellenbergcr, Jim Mike Bruce. Jim Pippenger, Eddie Prince, Craig Mountz, King, Steve Desper. Tom Radchffe, John Gerwick. ROW 2: Clyde Tackett. Steve J. R. STONEBRAKER, INC. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT— Charles McCle- ment, Dan Kelley, Brian Hoffman, Ralph Foote, Dan Ihrie, Dave Barker. B ICAT— Manager, Bill Foote, John Wilcox, Ray Mountz, Fred Schlotterback, Dave Desper, Steve Owen, Dave Peachy, Lynn McBride, Coach — Dave Bowers. CROSS COUNTRY: ALL THE WAY TO STATE The Cross-Country team had a very success- ful season. The team had a 13 — 1 regular sea- son record plus winning the Goshen Class A Invitational and NEIC Meet. By placing 2nd in the Sectional and 3rd in the Regional, the team ran in the state meet. This was the first time a KHS cross-country team had run in the state meet. Competing against the toughest teams the state had to offer, the Comets finished 1 1th. With only two of the top eight runners gradu- ating, the team should do well next year. STROMAN ELECTRONICS WRESTLING SQUAD: ROW 1: Ron Austin, Charles Hill. Bill Fenstermaker, Dan Fox. Jim Grubb. Bill Bentlev. ROIV 2: Scott Ehlers, Mike Taft, Jim Klinger. Mark Barhan, Kent Thompson, Bob Dickinson. Tom Jansen. ROW 3: Sam Hicks, Steve Jaquav. Tom Green. Lvman Hollbrook. Greg Miller, Dave Kirschner, Jim Rasp. WRESTLING: A NEW SPORT AT KHS GOLF TEAM Coach Racht ' s golf team, al- though hindered by a wet spring, turned in a winning season again this year with 8 wins and 3 de- feats. This record extended the Comet ' s winning streak to four seasons without a loss on the home course. The Comet golfers finished 6th in the conference and look forward to another fine season next year. GOLF TEAM: Dan Radcliffe, Mike Young, Mike Wilondek, Dean Hamman, Jon Hossinger, Gene Racht, Coach. WRESTLING This year, for the first time in the history of our school, wrestling was introduced into the sports pro- gram of KHS. The 1965-66 season was successful in building a foundation for wrestling, but it will take several years for our wrestling team to develop. The East Noble wrestling team can look forward to a good season next year since all the members of this year ' s team will return for the 1966-67 season. HOSSINGER REFRIGER. ' TION. INC. TRACK TEAM: ROW 1: Mr. Bowers, Coach; John Smith, Dave Peachy, Dave Desper, John Wilcox, Lynn McBride, Dave Christiansen, ROW 2: Bill Foote, Ralph Foote, Ron Friclc, Steve Jaquay, Ron Ramer, John Fenstermaker, Dave Barker, Steve Owen. ROW 3: Mike Ackerman, Dan Kelley, Danny Ihrie, Dave Spencer, Jim Rasp, Keith Rupert, Mike Hively, Jim Klinger, Ray Mountz, Brian Hoffman, Gary Thrapp. ROW 4: Stan Fraze, Charles Fisher, Tom Green, Eddie Bruce, John Thompson, Mick Aumsbaugh, Fred Sch- lotterback, Dave Kurtz, Brad Baker. TRACK TEAM: DISPLAYED TALENT AND Sophomore Gary Thrapp sets a new pole-vauU record. SPORTSMANSHIP The 1966 track team had a fine season this spring. The team had a 6 — record in regular season meets, placed 1st in the Angola Fresh- man-Sophomore Relays, 3rd at Columbia City Relays, 4th in both the Sectional Meet and the NEIC Conference Meet, and 4th at the Goshen Relays. Ralph Foote represented the Comets in the State Meet in the newly adopted two mile run. Dave Desper bursts through the tape. BASEBALL TEAM. HUiV 1: John Thomas, Larry Scher- merhorn. Larry Sibert, Jim Beights, Lee Cochard, Rex Em- erick. ROW 2: Bob Mustard, Bruce Munk, Greg Ernsberger, Greg Miller, Randv . ckerman, Dave Neal, Doug Dukes. ROW 3: Rick Borger, Gene Lawrence, Don Fylstra, Tom Kimmei, Rusty Summers, Tom Pippenger, Dave Kirschner. Coaches Stavreti and Casey. BASEBALL The Comet baseball team, coached by Mr. Stav- reti and Mr. Casey, posted a well-earned season ' s record. In spite of several postponements, the Comets worked hard and displayed ability and fine sportsmanship. The team won a four-team tournament, beating Concordia, Columbia City, and Angola. There have been some fine indi- vidual performances, with several Comet players showing good prospects for the All-Conference teams. Re.x Emerick awaits a throw to home plate. Dave Neal at bat. TAYLOR ' S SHOE STORE G.A.A. OFFICERS: ROW 1: Barbara Swartzlander, Reporter; Diane Pollock. President. .ROM ' 2; Joann Lewellen, Treasurer; Janis Lash. Vice-President. ROW 3: Miss Carl, Mrs. Smith, Sponsors. G.A.A. G.A.A. is an organization which enables girls to participate in recreational sports and games. The girls have shown an interest in many activities, but bowling and stunts on the trampoline are among the favorites. During the year the members went to Ball State to the State Gymnastic Meet. They also enjoyed swimming at Club Olympia in Fort Wayne. The spring banquet was held at Platners. The awards for the year were presented at this time. GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Girls enjoy walks to the park V A RESTAURANT GAA: ROW 1: Marsha Moses, Carol Miller, Connie Miller. Beverly Moore, Debbie Stouder, Cindy Rowe, Debbie Smith. ROW 2: Barbara Walkup, Beth Wolford, Esther Smith, Kathleen Shaffer, Beth Sexton, Barbara Swartzlander. ROW 3: Peggy Zehr. Diana Pollock, Susan Mertz, Janet McBride. Cindv Ruble. ROW 4: Patti Wilondek, Cathy Mertz, Paula Pollock, Connie Pol- lock, Carolyn Strater. ROW 5: Gail Wilondek. Barbara Baker, Linda Moses, Melanie Ulm, Barbara Miller. INTRODUCES GIRLS TO SPORTS AND GAMES GAA: ROW 1: Kim Heinlen, Pam Hovarter, Debbie Castator, Vickie Hovarter, Vickie Bowers, Sandy Boszor. ROW 2: Judy Lough, Pam Barker. Jennifer Frazie. Diane Froelich, Carolyn Boszor. Nancy Clark. ROW 3: Sandy Lovett. Bronwyn Eminger, Christine Fiandt, Sue Garrison. Denise Lewis. ROW 4: Teresa Barker. Janis Lash, Claudia Knott. Connie Berry. Joan Lewel- len. Sharon Boszor. WAWK AM-FM STEREO 1570—93.3 DEDICATION: To Miss Varilaman To Miss Stephe In appreciation for all the years of service they have given to Kendallville High School, we dedicate this 1966 yearbook to Helen Vardaman and Mae Stephens. Miss Yardman has served here 39 years as a botany, biology, and home economics teacher. During this time she has been head sponsor of Y-Teens for 36 years. Miss Stephens has taught mathematics, book- keeping, consumer economics, and explora- tory teaching at Kendallville High School for the past 40 years. She has been a Y-Teen sponsor since coming here and organized the Future Teachers of America club in 1956, which she has sponsored since its inception. Both of these teachers have contributed greatly to the educational system at Kendall- ville High School and to the education of each of their students. They will long be re- membered as two outstanding teachers of Kendallville High School. FAREWELL SENIOR FAREWELL The last chapter in the history of Kendallville High School is complete. As the book is closed, we, the 1966 graduates and the last graduating class of KHS, will remember the days we have spent here. Although as freshmen we lacked the knowledge and poise which seemed to be present in the upperclass- men, we gradually acquired that self-confidence through the constant guidance and assistance of our teachers and supervisors, as well as the continuous study on our part. As sophomores we selected our class jackets — green with white K and numerals. The advent of our junior year marked the final half of our high school career. With two years of ex- perience behind us, our thoughts were turned to the future. Books, term papers, and themes, together with many hours of study and research, had become a part of our everyday life. Now, as seniors, we realize the shortness of the years. Our classes, club meetings, proms, and other social activities are only memories of bygone years. Friend- ships are left behind us as we go our separate ways. Before us is stretched a world of opportunities, but there is a twinge of sadness as we leave the halls of KHS. It is here that we have developed into in- dividua l young men and women willing to face new challenges. We know, too, that graduation is not the end but the beginning of a vast, new life for us, the Class of 1966. With this final page, we close the history book of Kendallville High School forever. PATRONS Allison Automobile Al ' s Barber Shop American Security Company Banner Grocery Barker ' s Firestone Store, Inc. Barker ' s Jewelry Store Betty ' s Salon of Beauty Betty Stackhouse, Owner and Sylist Ed Brown — Standard Oil Service Campbell Hardware Carteaux Insurance Agency Christiansen Jewelry Store Chronister ' s Central Drug Store The Cinderella Coffee Cup Restaurant Benton and Bessie McMahon, Owners Cox Market Credit Bureau of Noble County, Inc. Culligan Water Conditioning Glenn Fiet, Owner Diehl ' s Sporting Goods Durham ' s Citgo Service Jet. Rd. 6 3 ' Elite Beauty Shop and Foodtown Beauty Nook Emerick Motor Klinic We ' re not satisfied unless you are. Essex Wire Corporation Evers Motor Sales Federal Seal Gear Company Franklin Finance Company Frick Lumber Company, Inc. Gabby ' s Barber Service Don ' t look shabby — Go see Gabby. Galloway ' s Restaurant Gambles Hardware Hite ' s Funeral Home Holsinger ' s Market — Rome City Interstate Finance Jim ' s Pizza Jones Trading Mart — Rome City Sporting Goods, Hardware, Paints Kelsey ' s Drive-In Rd. 6 and Riley Street Kendallville Auto Trim Kendallville Hardware Kendallville Realty Company Kropp Insurance Agency Lewger Machine and Tool Inc. Lough ' s Restaurant — Rome City If it ' s to go — Get it from Lough. Miller-Jones Shoe Store 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 Peachey ' s Cleaners Rehling ' s Jewelry Howard C. Reick — General Insurance Riemke Shell Service Riley Street Grocery Helen Rollins, Realtor Johnny Roman, Inc. Rome Inn — Rome City Bar-B-Que— Ribs— Chicken Shock ' s Dairy Queen Brazier Skinner ' s Sewing Center Swartzlander ' s Jewelry Store The Toggery Shop The Truck-A-Teria, Inc. U.S. 6 West, Kendallville Uniform Printing and Supply V A Restaurant V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary Post 2749, Kendallville Wagner Insurance Agency, Inc. Wagoner ' s Ladies Apparel Weible ' s Paint Wallpaper Williams Store — Rome City Ask for it — We have it. Yahne ' s Sales and Service