Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

r WJW ■}: . ' 5 The 1967 BULLDOG Lapel High School T Johj 4 OnAjujQnAj . 2 People QckooO Ufa — .... 45 £f wfe. ... S7 .... 109 People, people who need people are the luckiest people in the world. The world is full of different types of people. Lapel is fortunate in having many, many types of people. The variety of people is endless; therefore, individualism flourishes. laughing people . . . studious people . . . teach¬ ing people . . . short people . . . marching people . . . singing people . . . lazy people . . . long¬ haired people . . . dull people . . . tall people . . . sad people . . . dancing people . . . scientific peo¬ ple . . . serious people . . . skinny people . . . happy people . . . working people . . . sincere peo¬ ple . . . gay people . . . ordinary people ... fat people . . . sympathetic people . . . rich people . . . intelligent people . . . lonely people . . . Where The Action Is . . . Through People 0 President Vice-President Robert 0 Metzger Academic c I a s s Secretary Linda Faye Minton Miss Lucille Rockey Mr. Donald Trisler Daniel L Schuyler Agriculture 0 f f I C e r s Treasurer Rita K Railey Sponsors Commercial Academic 7 Richard Anderson General Benny Benefiel Agriculture Michael L. Auer Industrial Arts Margaret Ann Bixler General Today’s Seniors Teresa Ann Baker Commercial Invasion 8 Pauline Calvert Home Economics Tom Cox General Susan Elaine Cates General Discover America Garry Bond Commercial of ’49 Paul E. Calvert Agriculture 9 M. Jane Edrington Academic Jim Faust Industrial Arts Judith Ann Davis Home Economics Dale E. Erwin Industrial Arts Seniors Pose As John C. Edrington General Energy First Graders John A. Ford Academic Justin Kent Fisher Patricia Alice Frick Academic Academic Unlimited Jerrilyn Kay Gibson Commercial ft Sue Hackleman Home Economics Deon Hersberger Academic -- I Teens Make James H. Haig Commercial Mary Martha Harris General Debrah Kay Hiday Home Economics Junior High 12 “In-Group” James Hinshaw Agriculture A-Go-Go Marilyn Horton Commercial Deborah L. Huffman Academic Dale Ann Hudson Academic M. Joanne Jackson Commercial 13 Juanita M. Jamison Academic Mickey A. Kaiser Academic Brenda Sue Jarrett Academic Danna E. Kinnaman Commercial Long Awaited i Sherry J. Jarrett Academic Juniors Find 14 Evening Arrives William C. Mills Agriculture Marcia L. McCoy Commercial Janice Ann Kluth Academic d Camelot Ramona R. Nichelson General l i 15 Solemn Seniors Christina M. Romine Academic Wilma F. Rockhold Home Economics Exodus Receive Diplomas Carl Russell Fred 0. St. John II Agriculture Thomas S. Scherer General Agriculture Saralou A. Shaul Academic Rodney L. Shirk Academic Grads Complete R. Elliott Shetterly General Rodney Springer Agriculture M. David Stephenson Connie L. Sylvester Academic S General Bill Tynes General Alpha to Paul D. Van Duyn Industrial Arts 18 School Story David Wainscott Agriculture Diane Wolfgang Home Economics Creative Seniors! Congratulations to the Class of 1967 on your many achievements including the preparation and presentation of this fine annual. In years to come, this will stand as a monument of the many happy mem¬ ories of your school life. Thank you for your co-operation and we hope that you have developed the foundation for a long and happy life. GERALD T. ROUDEBUSH, Principal Chief Executive Heads ’67 Action Scene Important announcements begin each school day. Proud principal keeps his eyes on the Black and Gold during tense Cross Country activity. OUTGOING ADVISORY BOARD. James Russell, Neal Dickerson, Ward Shetterly, Trustee, Keneth Bodenhorn Advisory Boards Aid Action Scene INCOMING ADVISORY BOARD. James Layton, Lawrence Heiny, Trustee, Robert Wilson, Kenneth Bodenhorn 22 «� I Secretary Peggy Paulsel assists students each day. Mr. Stenftenagel, assistant principal, tries to teach students the meaning of promptness and punctuality. The financial department of our school is handled by Mrs. Shaul, treasurer. 23 PAUL AUTHUR Anderson College, B.S. English, French PRICE BROOKFIELD West Texas State College, B.S. History, Physical Ed. KENDALL R. COX Anderson College, B. S. Mathematics BILLY JOE FRENCH East Central Jr. College, A. A. , Miss. State, B. S., M. A., Ball State U. Industrial Arts EDWARD HALE Morehead U., B.S. Mathematics JACK HURLEY Indiana U., B.S., M.S. Coaching, Business, Health ELIZABETH HUNTZINGER Butler U., A. B. Home Ec., Guidance BERTEL JOHNSON Anderson College, B.A. Music JUDITH LINDER Ball State U., B.A. English GENEVIEVE I. LYON Iowa, A. B., South Dakota, M.S. Art DAVID McCORD Ball State U., B.S. Industrial Ed. HERCHEL McKAMEY Depauw U., B. M. Butler U., M. M. Music MARIA MURCIA Ball State U., B.A. English, Spanish MARIAN NOGGLE Marion College, Butler U., A.B., B.S. English, Latin 24 DONALD OLSON Ball State U., B. S. Mathematics GORDAN FRAZIER REYNOLDS Ball State U., B. S. Biology, Physical Ed. LUCILLE ROCKEY Penn. State U., B. S., Ball State U., M. A. Social Studies ELIZABETH SHAUL Ball State U., B. S. Business DORIS SMITH Anderson College, B.A. History, Elementary Art JEAN SNYDER Ball State U., B. S., M.S. Chemistry, Physics, Science FRED O. ST. JOHN U. of Illinois, B. S. Science. Driver ' s Training, V. Ag. JEANINE TERHUNE Taylor U., B. S. Music KAREN THOLE Anderson College, B.A. Physical Ed., Health DONALD E. TRISLER Anderson College, A.B., Ball State U., M. A. Journalism, Guidance MARGARET C. TRISLER Anderson College, B. S. Bookkeeping, English IRMA WELLS Ball State U., B.S., M. A. Librarian JANIE WORTON Purdue U., B. S. Home Ec., Art j 25 t Juniors Larry Barker Sylvia Bays Gene Beaver Joyce Aldred Gary Alsobrook Terri Bunnell Linda Caplinger Mary Carman Penny Bowling Norma Boyd Kenny Cobb Connie Conway Carol Cupp Darlene Carson Bob Clark Becky Eiler Brent Faust Cathy Fergeson Diane Duganich Donella Edrington Paul Forney Karla Fulton Vic Galliher Vickie Foland Susan Ford Rick Hiatt Donna Hiday Sharon Hobbs Susan Haig Deanna Hersberger Sherry Huffman Kelly Jarrell Pam Kellams Carey Houk Jerry Hudlin Julie Kluth Marshall Lawrence Debby Layton Tom Kellams Julianne Keller Jack Martin Mary Jane McClintock Wayne Metzger Nancy Lutz Aneta Lynch Not present: Vaughn Bracken Jim Ford 26 ft than 1 Confident Jim Millikan Herb Moore Ray Morrison Larry Mullins Randy Mussleman Bob Neese Carolyn Norris Phil O’Connor Donna O ' Neil Kathy O ' Neil Margaret Osburn Donna Parks Debby Paulsel Ra „ dal , pierce Jim Prather Kenny Reddick Carole Richardson Don Rinker Jeff Romine Steve Selby Becky Sharpe Rosalie Shaul Kathy Shelter Tom shelton Joe Shepard Vickie Shetterly Raemona Shreve Jim Smith Joh „ Smith Sheila Smith Sterling Smith Paula Snyder Tom Stephenson Becky Stout Larry Sylvester Donna Todd Teresa Troutman Mary Wainscott Randy Watson Sharon White Linda Williamson Linda Wiseman Not present: Bruce Mussleman Phil Sisson Wayne White Bill Wolfe Nancy Woodward 27 Amelia Ackerman Carolyn Anderson Jane Ashby Jill Baka Sue Baker Dan Bixler Bob Bond Bob Breece Nancy Brinker Sara Brown Steve Caplinger Cheryl Carson Karen Castor Larry Castor Linda Chrisman Debby Clark Kyle Collins Chester Cox Peggy Dale Colleen Downey Hope Edwards Don Ellis Doug Elsten Bernie Faulkner John Faust Pam Fisher Sam Flatford Carla Ford Vickie Gerber Pam Gudgel Steve Gudgel Bob Gustin Diane Haskell Darlene Haskell Diane Heiny Eddie Helterbrand Greg Hensley Not present: Nola Gentry Betty Ridgway Cathy Stickles Marsha Wood Sophomores 28 Active Vickie Horning Cindy Huffman Jan Hummer Joanne Hunter Debby Jacobs Doug Jarrett Anton Jensen Jeff Johnson A i an Kil burn Lynn Kincaid Jo Ellen Kluth Janine Lackey Greg Layton D . , . . 3 Rick Mears Bob Merrill jun mins Debbie Moore Colleen Noblitt Kerry 0 . Connor John Oleskey Diane Pitcock Jerry Pitcock Jan Rich Terry Rich Brenda Roark Eddie Russell Susie Shuck Jackie Snyder _ rr _ 1 Jeff Snyder Jerry Springer Millie St. John Vickie Stewart Joyce Stoops Neal Turner Judy Van Buskirk Mike Watkins Tom Whetsel 29 Pam Barnard Jim Bauer Becky Beach Robert Allison Susan Barnhizer Anna Marie Boyd Lynn Brinker Pam Buckner Mike Bolton Danny Boone Sandra Caplinger Kevin Castor Danny Clark Richard Butler Terry Campfield Steve Denham Steve Duffitt Barry Earlywine Kevin Collins Blaine Coomer Melanie Fearnow Martha Fields Norman Filburn David Earlywine Marshall Everitt Diana Gerber Steve Goodman Rick Green Gary Flowers David Fuqua Iva Harris Russell Heiny Ruben Hilligoss Elizabeth Gustin Durenda Hall Linda Howell Terry Howell Henry Hudson Shirley Hobbs Beth Ann Houk Jim Hughes Paul Hughes Kerry Jarrell Fred Jennings 30 ■ Sharon King Steve Lackey Jimmy Lawrence Rex Layton Mary Ann Lennis Dale Lewis Terry Lewis Diana McClintock Troy McDole Peggy McNally Jim Martin Terry May Kim Mills Bonnie Needier Bill Neese John Newby Phillip Parks Rex Passwater Brenda Paulsel Steve Perry Chuck Peterson Judy Pigg Brenda Pitcock Gary Plumlee Mike Poston Deanna Rinker Leslie Rom ine Sharon Schuyler Gary Stinson Nancy Sylvester D ' Ann Teeters Peggy Timmons Connie Turner Gene Upton Debby Walker Carolyn Ward Brent Watkins Roger Willoughby Steve Wilson Susan Wilt Not present: John Cates David Jenkins Debbie Wise Kyle Wolfe Harold Wolff Terry Woodward 31 Eighth Graders Chris Ashby Vicky Bays Sue Beanblossom Carolyn Ackerman Gary Anderson Tony Blake Chris Bond Tonja Cain Rex Becraft Gary Benedict Jody Castor Marcia Clevenger David Cole Cynthia Caplinger Joy Carey Jan Cox Steve Dale Karen Daniels Connie Collier Tina Cook Lavona Douglas Dale Earlywine Larry Edwards Mariann Davidson Cindy Davis Stephanie Etchison Teresa Fetz Elizabeth Fisher Mark Eliason Ralph Ellis Pat Fowler Terri Ginder John Gladden Brenda Flory Bruce Ford Pam Harney Sharon Heiny Mike Helterbrand Debby Hamilton Linda Harvey 4 Not present: Tim Davis Bennie Jennings Debra Sylvester Tom Woodward 32 r . . . Anxious Eric Hensley Brenda Hersberger Kent Hesson Sandy Highwood Vickie Hilligoss Brad Holman Mark Hopkins Becky Huffman Jerry Hull Rosalie Huntzinger Alvin Jenkins Bill Kerry Bob Kluth Sandy Lane Jon Lewis Rosetta Lindsay Gary McDaniels Gerald Metzger Jackie Moore Jim O ' Neil Sharry Parker Traci Pattison David Perry Eddie Porter Tom Prichard Barb Reddick Cheryl Richards Garry Scherer Gary Schuyler Bill Sears Kirby Shrader Vickie Simmons Linda Spegal Beverly Stickler Steve Sylvester Carol White Sue Wolfe 33 Seventh Graders Marsha Ballard Mike Bauer Teresa Beach Lee Ann Baka Lou Ann Baka Eddie Bivens Dennis Bond Tom Boone Tom Bennett Denise Bever Neal Carman Jay Chrism an Margaret Davidson Ronnie Buckner Sonia Bunce Frank Ellis Terry Faust Jim Fearnow Jack Denham Lynette Denham Brent Flory Debbie Gibson Fern Graham Bill Fields David Flannery Debbie Helterbrand Denise Hersberger Herb Hobbs Edith Gustin Vickie Haskell David Huffman David Hull Carol Huntzinger Jim Howell Jon Hudson Danny Insko Ken Jarrell Not present: Robert King Pam Jenkins 34 i . Confused Dennis Kilburn Pruitt Layton Danny Lewis Jim Lewis Tamara Love Debbie May Cathy McDole Gary McMillan Marillis Metzger Bob Milliner Eddie Moore Tony Mullett Terry Nunley Gary Parks Diane Parsons Dale Passwater Lonnie Pennington Shirley Perry Dan Pitcock Mike Plummer Kenny Ramsey Meridith Ray Tom Richardson Preston Robertson Sandy Roudebush Phil Rushton Dee Ann Shelton Doug Shupe Linda Shupe Teresa Simmerman Naomi Skiles Debby Smith Lynn Stenftenagel Steve Stewart ' Susan Stewart Mike Wilson Bob Wolfgang Action Begins with Grade School Teachers Mrs. Tunis, Second Grade; Mrs. Forrer, First Grade; Mrs. Neese, Second Grade; Mrs. Beanblossom; Mrs. Anderson, First Grade; Miss Briggs, Third Grade; Miss George, First Grade. (Mrs. Kinn, 3rd Grade, was absent when the picture was taken.) t;r Mr. Howell, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Miller, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Roudebush, 3rd-4th Grade; Mrs. Rector, Third Grade; Mrs. Herron, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Everly, Fifth Grade; Mr. Allison, Fifth Grade. 36 Sixth Grade Dennis Allison Scarlet Ammerman James Anderson Gary Barker Donna Carey Katrina Carey Cathy Carman Joyce Carr Sharon Colip Kellee Conner Terrance Cook Jeff Coomer Jennie Flory Paul David Fort Tina Galliher Cheryl Gaus Joe Green Donna Haig Kim Hall Rickey Hall Debbie Husted Susan Irby Kim Keffer Mike Kincaid Paul Pierce Paula Porter Bruce Poston Mike Richardson Lamont Shetterly Karen Simons Joyce Smiley Kerry Sylvester Candace Wable Larry Walker Mike Willoughby James Wilt Not present: Stephen Grant Cathy Lindsay Wayne Burns Dannie Bauer Becky Benedict Gary Bivens Brad Bunnell Bob Chaney Richard Cole Rose Marie Cole Karen Colip Charles Davis Clyde Dulworth Barbara Fetz Steve Flatford Pam Gentry Debra Gerber Pat Graham Mike Grant Rainea Haskell Deborah Hersberger Karen Hesson Jimmie Hiday Liz Lackey Judy Matherly Jerry Mills Eduardo Paternoster Janet Riser Joanna Robertson Richard Schuyler Mike Shaw Don Teeters Gary Teeters Sherry Todd Ton Van Duyn Dick Wolfgang Lowell Yeryar 37 Fifth Grade Garry Barker Kevin Barker Mark Barnhizer Brian Bays Kevin Brattain D ' Anne Bunce Ed Burgess Pat Carlin Charles Denham Robert Eliason Marla Faust Denny Fields Donna Harrison Teresa Helterbrand Debbie Hobbs Greg Hobbs Pat Hunter Lynne Huntzinger Richard King Deanna Lewis Terry Moore Steve Newby Randy Parsons Jeff Passwater Paul Prichard Rhonda Renbarger John Richardson Beverly Rushton Darlene Shrader Don Shupe John Simmerman Joe Skiles Charles Teeters Barbara Tilley Steve Troutman Mike Walker Luanne Whisman Angela Wilson George Wilt Beckie Becraft Kavin Bond Melinda Boyd Beverly Branch Bill Cecil Kirk Collins Pam Davis Tam era Davis Brad Forrer Forest Green David W. Goolsby Margaret Harris Hilda Hopkins Tarri Howe Monte Howell Bonnie Hudson Brenda Maines Brian Maxwell Laurie May Lester Milner Mary Helen Perry Vana Perry Ronnie Pettigrew Debbie Plummer Becky Sears Larry Shelton Albert Sherrill Kim Shinholt Gary Smith Rhesa Smith Vicky Stinson Becky Teeters Randall Walker Dana Welker Judy Wheeler Melanie Wise Linda Wilt Laura Gaus Candy Helpling 38 R Fourth Grade Don Allison Sandra Amos Lee Ann Anderson Pam Asbury Debby Brown David Bunce Cheryl Carman Tim Carman Bryan Cookman Deanne Davis John Dulworth Janet Faust Gary Goff Don Green Paul Gustin Becky Hamilton Cheryl Hensley Harry Hilligoss Cindi Howe Ronnie Howell Cindy Husted Greg Kepner Brian Lackey Lindsey Lewis Marilyn Metzger Davia Milburn Doug Milliner Mickey Mills Maria Paternoster John Pattison George Paulsel Billy Pierce Maxina Robertson Jerilyn Sandefur Stephen Sharpe Leigh Shaw Jim Smart Becky Smiley Marlene Smith Ann Stenftenagel David Turner Terry Van Horn Randall Vickery Lucy Walker Rhonda Williams Not present: Cathy Burns Vicky Cox Craig Wessar David Barker Kendra Barker Karen Brandenburg Sheila Branham Douglas Carr Charles Childress Mike Combs Brenda Cook Melinda Fearnow Cindy Forrer Dennis Gerber Neva Gerber Dava Haskell Tim Haskell Cathy Heiny Mary Hendricks Sherry Hudson Ronald Hull Jeff Huntzinger Joseph Huntzinger Ronald Matherly Kristina Maxwell Elaine May Randall McDole Cindy Milner Eddie Moore Deanna Morris Julie Oleksy Danny Parsons Steve Reed Melinda Richards Mitzi Richardson Ben Robertson Rex Shelton Allen Shortt Angela Shrader Lora Simons Rhoda Skiles Brenda Stephens Gary Sylvester Mike Sylvester Cindy Turner Jeff Welker Dean Whitmill Third Grade Susan Ammerman Charles Anderson Jim Anderson Brent Beach Tony Boles Dennis Bond Timmy Carlin Debby Castor Rene Davis Joe Dickson Debby Edgreen Rita Fetz Lisa Gaus Bob Gore Paul Graham Leslie Green Rhonda Hill Becky Hobbs Glen Hobbs Tom Hobbs Randy Husted Julie Jacobs Jim Kellams Jo Ellen Knotts Thomas McCollum Larry McDole Lawrence McDole Patricia Owens George Reed Mitch Richardson Jay Scherer Becky Sherrill Melinda Stephens Jerry Stickles Bill Stinson Toni Sylvester Monty Joe Williams Lisa Wilson Ricky Wise Not present: Saundra Davis Steve Hudson Page Powers Cathy Bodenhorn Chris Bodenhorn Tim Bodenhorn Pam Boles Joanna Chandler Melanie Crooks Deanne Davis Jamie Davis Brenda Fisher Lee Anne Fisher Bruce Forrer Harold Galliher Joe Haig Teresa Harrison Connie Helpling Ronnie Hersoerger Jim Hormell David Huntzinger David Huntzinger Dwayne Huntzinger Steve Lane Gregory Maines Kathy Matherly Starla McCollum Debby Parsons Alejandro Paternoste Bruce Pettigrew Ricky Presser Belinda Shrader Chris Shrader John Smith Don Snyder Norris Teeters Vickie Welch Teresa Whisman Don Whitmill Diane Wolfe Tim Wood Scott Yancey 40 i Second Grade Robert Asbury Cindy Baker Jerry Barker Kip Barker Jeff Burns Diana Campfield Donna Carman Mark Clark Rhonda Fields Tim Fields Jimmie Fisher Larry Fitzwater Joy French Lioby Gaus Denise Gerber Debbie Goolsby Renee Hersberger Kim Hiatt Greg Hiday Mike Hilligoss Harold Humphrey Stephanie Karel Gary Kepner Larry Knotts Gary Maines Phillip Maines Nancy May Rick McCollum Lorraine Painter Vickie Parsons Denny Plummer Pat Powers Frank Russell Mitch Russell David Sandlin Nancy Sharpe Wilma Smiley Denise Smith Greg Stephenson Belinda Stinson Brett Walble Bobby Whitmill Not present: Ritchie Blake Terri Connor Rosalind Green Cory Reid Debby Wix Pam Bauer Landon Boles Gary Bond Dan Brinker Debbie Cook Sabrina Copeland Teresa Earlywine Dennis Edgreen David Flory Sherry Foreman Beth Forrer Gary Foust Timmy Gore Hilbert Green Mike Guard Laura Hackleman Billie Hobbs Jon Howell Kenny Howell David Humphrey Debbie Lackey Roger Lawson David Lester Deborah Loyd Jimmy McDole Ronnie McDole Jim Mills Kim Noblitt Jon Renberger Scott Retherford Danny Richardson Ellen Robertson Randell Simmerman Brian Skiles Mike Skiles Tim Smart Teresa Swicegood Susan Teeters Ronnie Turner Mitch Vanness Renee Willoughby David Wilson I v_ 41 First Grade Jay Allison Terry Anderson Annette Asbury Jimmy Baker Jeff Brannum Joe Burgess Pam Cain Judy Carr Kathy Collins David Connor Gary Coomer Marsha Crooks Carol Edgreen Jay Evans Jimmy Everitt Timmy Fetz Chris Goff Christina Graham Frank Haig Danny Hamilton Kathy Howell Brad Huffman Roberta Hughes Annette Huntzinger Gayle Kepner Kathy King Hervy Lawrence Ronnie Mayes Ann Perry Vicki Pettigrew Eric Richardson David Riser Jeff Smith Kimberly Smart Kyle Stagman Tom Stenftenagel Douglas Troutman Renee Turner Johnny Vaughn Gary White Cindy Wood Lorraine Wyant Not present: Kevin Boyd Diana Carman Kevin Foust Ann Lunsford Diane Strubberg Mitzi Wessar Eric Barker Alan Bays Sherry Bilbrey Joyce Bodenhorn Debbie Carter Jeff Childress Nancy Cole Joe Collins Michael Crowder Barbara Davidson Ted Davis William Denny Mark Flory Susan Flowers Bridget Forrer Chuck Gaus Julie Hankins Kathy Helpling Rita Hollopeter Danny Howell D’Ann Huntzinger Chris Husted Ricky Irby Jon Karel Penny McDole Kevin McKamey Margaret Metzger Joyce Parsons Max Robertson Joel Sandefur Robert Schuyler Kathie Simmerman Curtis Stephenson Bobby Stickles Sammy Stinson Cindy Sylvester Donna Whitmill Melody Whitmill Larry Williams Lorna Woessner Joy Yancy Jay Reed i 42 a i“ 7 Linda Whitmore 4 i v ! I, ..i-it Elliott Shetterly Teresa Watkins „ Hk ' Bob Williamson Susan Roudebush • Bill Tynes m V, .1 IS , J ; • • ’ � . ' x ' ' • i ; fibv ' jr ' ' : f 1 Teresa Baker L w I ‘ I I ' % Bob Metzger Jan Perry Fred St. John V A Buzz Anderson i«F . Sw iki Ramona Nichelson Dave Dale Judy Davis n Chris Romine Justin Fisher v S 4 Wilma Rockhold Remember when? Remember when Kindergarten was a big step toward the action scene? ■;Z, jr ' V wmmmr 3 fig . .5 V . j pi SCHOOL LIFE A well rounded personality needs not only academic responsibilities, but also extra-curricular activities. School life presents many opportunities to each student to broaden his outlook and social life. These varied activities include: proms. . .class plays. . .halloween carnivals. . .parades. . .awards . . .pep sessions. . .homecoming. . .floats. . .kings and queens. . .candy sales. . .teachers’ meetings . . .class officers. . .popcorn sales. . .class jackets . . .magazine sales. . .class rings. . . .special dances. . .band camp.singing choirs. . ,4-H projects. . .class meetings. . .club inductions. . . . .field trips. . .hall monitors. . .annual staff. . . newspaper staff. . .janitors. . .cooks. . .bus drivers ... .solos and ensembles.. .graduation exercises... mmmm Where The Action Is ... . School Life 45 7th GRADE 8th GRADE SPONSORS: Mrs. Worton, Mr. Cox OFFICERS: Presi¬ dent; Jodi Castor; Vice-president, Bob Kluth; Treas¬ urer, Sharry Parker; Secretary, John Gladden. SPONSORS: Mr. McCord, Mrs. Linder. OFFICERS: President, Steve Wilson; Vice-president, Kevin Cas¬ tor; Secretary, Mary Ann Lennis; Treasurer, Diane McClintick. 0 SOPHOMORES f f I c e r JUNIORS S SPONSORS: Mrs. Trisler, Mr. French. OFFICERS: Secretary, Jackie Snyder; Treasurer, Coleen Downey; Vice-presi¬ dent, Greg Layton; President, Bernie Faulkner. SPONSORS: Miss Murcia, Mr. Hurley OFFICERS: President, Sterling Smith; Secretary, Debbie Paulsel; Treasurer, Vickie Foland; Vice-president, Vaughn Bracken. ri ALTITUDE 7747 Miss Rockey journeyed 41, 010 miles in 20 foreign countries. Mr. T ' s home away from home in the Yellowstone National Park, in Sanibel Island and in Yosemite Na¬ tional Park. Our Sponsors in Action Action Crop Judging 48 Woodwind trio Junior sextet Brass ensemble Homemaking and Secretarial work Mixed quartet Fisher Body contest Vocal solos Action Photographer - Mr. Forkner Business manager - Saralou Shaul Faculty sponsor - Miss Lucille V. Rockey Editor-in-Chief - Justin Fisher Assistant-editor - Mickey Kaiser Advertising staff - Brenda Jarrett, Judy Davis, and Jan Kluth School Life staff - Susan Roudebush, Carol Fuqua, Dale Ann Hudson, Connie Sylvester, and Jane Edrington Recorders Artists - Jim Faust and Juanita Jamison 1967 Yearbook Staff 51 Copy editors - Patty Frick and Chris Romine Typists - Debby Huffman and Marcia McCoy Sports ' staff - Dave Stephenson, Linda Minton, and Robert Metzger Photographers - John Edrington, Bob William¬ son, Dan Schuyler, Buzz Anderson, Fred St. John Class editors - Teresa Watkins, Jan Perry, and Sherry Jarrett Teachers Headline Action Throughout the entire year the ac¬ tion at Lapel has been under the superb leadership of our fine teach¬ ers. These few photos have caught our teachers un¬ aware of our can¬ did camera. rooms 5 - 7-9 ■ i OFFICERS President - - - Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer — ■ Dale Ann Hudson -Julie Kluth -Dave Dale - - - - Jan Perry 1966-67 Student Council Members of the Student Council range from seventh grade to twelfth grade. Halloween A go-go Seniors Buzz and Danna were chosen King and Queen of the Carnival. ' There is not a fly in my cake! STUDENT COUNCIL HOSTED THE HAL¬ LOWEEN CARNIVAL ON OCTOBER 31. HUNDREDS OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS AND STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN THE EXCITING EVENING. Senior Showcase - 1967 54 I Sponsor - - - ■ Vice President President- Treasurer — ■ Secretary - - ■ - Mrs. Noggle -Teresa Watkins Juanita Jamison - -Carol Fuqua Darlene Carson Sponsor, Mrs. Noggle admires Cicero. Latin Club High school Latin students participate in club activities. 55 Sunshine Senior and Junior girls take leading role in planning the Society ' s annual functions. Sunshine’s Sweet Sale adds calories to Halloween Carnival buyers. -At Society Sophomore and Freshmen members learn the meaning and purposes of the Society. Officers are: Vice-president, Sylvia Bays; President, Margaret Bixler; Treasurer, Saralou Shaul; and Sec¬ retary, Mary Jane McClintock. Sponsors of the Society are Mrs. Huntzinger and Mrs. Wort on. 57 Princesses--Connie Sylvester, Darlene Williamson, Coleen Downey, and Nancy Sylvester; Queen--Jan Kluth Sweetheart Dance A royal Kiss The Midlanders furnished enjoyable music. John and Donna enjoy an Evening in Paris. Sponsors enjoy Eiffel Tower 58 The refreshment table is set for the Oct. 16, 1966 induction ceremony. Vice-president, Jane Edrington; Secretary, Mickey Kaiser; Treasurer, Terry Bunnell; President, Justin Fisher, and Sponsor Mrs. Noggle. National Honor Society The Amphictyon Chapter of the National Honor Society - 1966-1967 iHlfrfll b| I l || him i j j The Senior High Science Club explores the world beyond. Sciencel Search fori President - Herb Moore Sponsor - Mrs. Snyder Vice President - Jeff Romine Secretary-Treasurer - Phil O ' Connor JR. HIGH SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: John Gladden, Pruitt Layton, Marsha Ballard, Tina Cook, and Sue Bean- blossom Jr. High Science Club performs many interesting experiments. Junior High Science Club members participate in a shocking experience. Clubs nswers Spanish Club ■ s ' r x v F Newly formed Spanish Club has many members OFFICERS Los Unicos President..Karla Fulton Vice President--Carla Ford Treasurer-Bruce Hersberger Secretary-Rosalie Shaul Sponsor from El Salvador gives Spanish touch to club. Newest Club Boasts Big Bonjour! Sponsor--Mr. Arthur, Secretary--Diane Pitcock, Treasurer—Carol Cupp, Vice-President--Larry Castor, President--Marcia McCoy, Reporter-- Donna Parks 63 Quill and Scroll adds writing talents to newspaper and yearbook. The World of News I I ' i The Bulldog is published by a competent journalism staff. 64 Lapel High School ( “Sound of l Senior majorette Dale Ann Hudson spends many long hours in practice each week. MAJORETTES - FIRST ROW - Teresa Troutman, Dale Ann Hud¬ son, Pam Gudgel, Kathy Ferguson, Becky Stout, Brenda Paulsel, D ' Ann Teeters; SECOND ROW - Jo Ellen Kluth, Nancy Sylvester, Durenda Hall, Carol Fuqua, Nancy Wood¬ ward, Sherry Huffman, Diana Mc- Clintock ♦Concert Band Lapel Escapades” Librarians - Nancy Woodward and Diana Heiny, Properties man¬ ager - Herb Moore, Treas. - Julie Kluth, Pres. - Jim Millikan, V. - pres. - Kathy Ferguson, Drum Majorette - Carol Fuqua, Sec. - Connie Sylverter , T 1 CAROL FUQUA, Drum Majorette 67 During the past year the high school marching band has participated in numerous activities I Lapel Marching Bulldogs MR. McKAMEY, High School di¬ rector MR. JOHNSON, Junior High School director BECAUSE OF THE JOINT EFFORTS OF OUR TWO FINE DIRECTORS, THE BAND HAS NOT ONLY PERFECTED ITS MARCHING SKILLS, BUT ALSO HAS MARCHED IN VARIOUS PARADES, PARTICIPATED IN MARCHING CONTESTS, AND PERFORMED AT BASKETBALL GAMES. MAJORETTES—Barbara Reddick, Marsha Ballard, Jan Cos, DRUM MAJORETTE-- Debby Gibson, Carol Huntzinger, Sandy Roudebush, Traci Pattison Treas. - Tony Mullet, Sec. - Elizabeth Fisher, Pres. - Bobby Kluth, V. -Pres. - Bennie Jennings, Equipment managers - Traci Pattison, Carolyn Ackerman, and Danny Lewis 4 , i The royal court of the Homecoming Freshman candidate Mary Ann Lennis and escort Dale Lewis Coleen Downey, Sophomore can¬ didate, and escorrTerry Rich 71 Junior Class Play Talented cast and directors of the Junior Class Play pose for a few Curtain Going Up. Freddie and Tom teach Rambo the two-step. pictures before their production of Kyle (Sherry) displays her theatrical talents. Stage crew and Mr. T. stop for a chat. Senior Class Play Wow, what legs Freddy! Carol, do you know it’s snowing down south? Experienced seniors pose before the final curtain call. 73 Action Shots of ’66-’67 Productions- Seniors raid the punch bowl My, what an original dress! Couples enjoy the action Junior-Senior Prom Is Th( Presidents Dennis Shupe and Rod Shirk enjoy the evening. Junior hosts wel¬ come guests to gala evening in Camelot. She’s the hostess with the mostest. Guess who? C—ome join the evening so gay A—11 planned to brighten the Seniors ' way. M—usic and dancing and the coronation E—ach candidate filled with anticipation L—et ' s make mental photography of the scheme O—f capturing this evening of enraptured dreams T—arrying in the land of kings— 76 CAMELOT Seniors say Thanks to worn-out juniors. King for a day! Camelot ' s Court Candidates filled with anticipation. Junior Sextet sang As Long as He Needs Me. ” r . fo one brief (shining moment there wee. Caradoti V 78 May 7, 1966 proved to be a magical evening in Camelot for the juniors and seniors of L. H. S. The gala event was held in the audi¬ torium of the ISTA in Indianapolis. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1966 Prom Queen--Danna Kinnaman. Junior and Senior sponsors en¬ joy a pleasant evening. 3 J? Camelot’s Royal Court: Prince - Paul Van Duyn, King - Bob Williamson, Queen - Danna Kinnaman, Princess - Jan Kluth. Former Queen, Suzie Carlton, crowned surprised Danna. The final dance Concert Choir Swings Into 1967 [ (y l iH 4 ill Li r i m :i flv | a i bJk yi ■I i ml 1 } J i i m V ' l i i itt ’ 1 The Concert Choir practices many long hours for the County Choral Festival OFFICERS ARE: President, Jan Kluth; Vice- president, John Edrington; Secretary, Sherry Jarrett; Treasurer, Patty Frick; Librarian, Mar¬ shall Lawrence; and Director, Mr. McKamey ACCOMPANISTS ARE: Carol Fuqua. Saralou Shaul and 80 New Choirs Make Action Scene The Girls Choir, under the direction of Miss Terhune, participated in many musical pro¬ ductions of the school year. Mr. Johnson and Miss Terhune, new music instructors, added much to the music curriculum of L. H. S. Mr. Johnson headed the Jr. High Band, Boys Choir, Cadet Choir and shared Grade Music. Miss Terhune taught the Girls Choir, Jr. High Music, and shared Grade Music. The Boys Choir, under the direction of Mr. Johnson, is composed of Freshmen students. 81 Singing Students Go To State I i All-State Festival members sang at the Cadle Tabernacle, Indianapolis, on October 27, 1966. Mr. Johnson directs action into Cadet Chorus members. Cadet Choir Snaps With Mr. McKamey heads the entire Music Department. Action Junior High pupils compose this Cadet Chorus I Jackson Township Lapel Durbin I I , Live Forever 4-H Club members completed a successful year of activities. OFFICERS ARE THE FOLLOWING: Treasurer, Joyce Stoops; President, Brenda Jarrett; Secretary, Nancy Woodward; Vice-president, Debbie Paulsel. I pledge my head, heart. Jr. Leaders aid young 4-H ' ers in preparation of summer projects. 84 hands, and health . . . Mrs. Huntzinger, sponsor, supervises the activities of the club. 85 Boys 4-H Is Loaded With Action 4-H members are offered splendid opportunities in many varied fields. Jr. Leaders help guide young 4-H ' ers into new paths of learning. Mr. St. John is the club sponsor. Future Farmers Increase Knowledge of Farming I FFA OFFICERS: Parliamentarian - Robert Metzger Treasurer - Vaughn Bracken V. President - David Wainscott Secretary - Benny Benefield Sentinel - Bruce BagJey News Reporters - Zeke Rich and David Stephenson Sponsor - Fred St. John President, Freddie St. John was absent the day this photo was taken. r —nn - L ' ■ £ Pi ■ i I Pep Club Stimulates Enthusiasm at Ball Games Mrs. Thole displays Pep Club jersey. Pres. - Brenda Jarrett, V pres. - Mary Wainscott, Sec. - Hope Edwards, Treas. - Carole Richardsc i, and Sponsor - Mrs. Thole Cooks provide nutritious meals for students and faculty. Thanks to our custodians, our school has a pleasant, clean appearance. Red Cross Grey Ladies watch over our sick room. Faithful bus drivers escort country pupils safely to school each day. Office girls perforin varied tasks in the guidance office, athletic office, and principal ' s office. Student librarians aid Mrs. Wells. Under the supervision of Mr. Cox, the projectionists provide education films to students Marshall Caplinger assists students as they cross Pendleton Avenue. 90 “Crazy” Seniors in Action : i An altogether enjoyable year! 91 I Underclassmen j Swing Into Actiorj ■■ IS f ki li 1 s “The Beat Goes On” The world of sports is a varied field. It’s values are many and great. Without sports our lives would be indeed dull and tiring! Sports teach each participant the importance of a healthy mind and a healthy body. The use of good sportsmanship and co-operation that is needed for successful team work is also essential in the production of responsible individuals. Some of the varied symbols of the sports’ world include: running feet...cheering voices...basketball tro¬ phies...StefPs pep talks...frantic cheerleaders... radio cover age...county tourneys...sailing golf balls ...marching bulldogs...worn-out track shoes... screeching whistles...full parking lots...strutting majorettes...whirling baseballs...high hurdles... half-mile relays.,.swinging clubs...tense overtimes rlT HIT r ii ' ■ jVw m ...foul balls...final scores...hours of practice... I , nervous coaches... ho me runs Where The Action Is . . . Through Sports 95 Lapel coaches include Mr. Hurley, Mr. Stenftenagel, Mr. Brookfield, and Mr. Reynolds. i r � I G 96 Newest addition to the Bulldog coaching staff is Mr. Brookfield His Bullpups took the County Basket¬ ball crown. Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Brookfield serve as able score keepers and timers at Bulldog games. ' Student managers Justin Fisher and Bob Merrill help to urge our team Ushers Joe Shephard, Tommy Shelton, Eddie Porter, and Rick Mears I ! I II I BACK ROW: Robert Metzger, Terry Rich, Greg Layton, Kenny Cobb, Rod Shirk, Bernie Faulkner, Zeke Rich, Coach Jerome Stenftenagel, FRONT ROW: Jimmy Smith, Phil Parks, David Stephenson, Gary Flowers, Tom Stephenson, Terry Campfield, Danny Schuyler. COACH JEROME STENFTENAGEL 98 Seniors relax before game DANNY SCHUYLER ROBERT METZGER Danny approaches plate DAVID STEPHENSON Opponent BASEBALL SCHEDULE LHS Opp. Hancock Central - - - - 10 0 Hancock Central - - -4 6 Noblesville- - - - 2 11 Fishers ------- -1 0 Westfield ------ - - - 4 2 Westfield-- - - - 9 2 Yorktown ------ - - - 5 4 Pendleton - — - - - 4 7 Summitville- -6 2 Westfield-- - 7 14 St. Mary’s - -- - 9 2 Mt. Vernon — - - -11 10 New Palestine - - - - 3 9 Highland --- -1 4 Middletown - - - - - - - -2 1 Fishers- - 14 9 Markleville- - - - -6 7 Frankton- -6 1 New Palestine — - - - - -3 0 Yorktown- -1 6 Pendleton - — - - - - -3 6 Summitville - - - - - 3 2 I I I I ! 100 rnrni Zeke Rich, Greg Layton, Steve Coach Mr. Hurley, Marshall Everitt, Terry Campfield Gudgel, Terry Rich, and Tom Stephenson VARSITY SCORES Daleville 15, Lapel 50 Markleville 18, Lapel 40 Lapel 20, Eastern Hancock 37 Westfield 15, Lapel 45 Lapel 27, Fishers 55, Hamilton Heights 52 Pendleton 17, Lapel 56, Alexandria 61 Middletown 23, Lapel 47, Frankton 56 Lapel 27, Summitville 30 Greenfield 15, Highland 51, Lapel 54 Lapel 23, Highland 32 White River Conference - 4th place Sectional - 15th place Zeke Rich edges out Frankton runner at conference meet in Middletown Lapel team members line up for the White River Conference Meet at Middletown 1966-67 Varsity Gudgel strives hard for high finish. RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Daleville 22, Lapel 37 Lapel 28, Markleville 29 Lapel 15, Eastern Hancock 50 Westfield 27, Lapel 28 Pendleton 15, Lapel 71, Alex. 162 Lapel 24, Frankton 50, Middletown 59 Lapel 22, Summitville 37 WON 6 LOST 3 1966-1967 Freshmen Cross Country team with Coach Hurley. FRESHMEN CROSS COUNTRY Lapel -18, Markleville-43 1 Lapel -15. Eastern Hancock - -50 Lapel -26, Pendleton-- - 29 I Lapel -27, Middletown - - - - 42 Conference Meet - 5th place Shortridge Invitational - 1st Freshmen Cross Country team displays Shortridge trophy. 1966-1967 Varsity Bulldogs along with Coach Stenftenagel, Assistant Coach Hurley, and Student Manager Justin Fisher. Enthusiasm Creates Momentum Varsity Cheerleaders are Julie Kluth, Becky Sharpe, Carla Ford, and Jan Kluth. 103 JIM SMITH, Guard GREG LAYTON, Forward Lapel: Fight Their Way! Through Active Season ROD SHIRK, Forward T Homecoming - 1967 Lapel vs. Mt. Vernon Not that way you stupid ball!! Our basket is over here! a fight to the finish! Dribble, dribble, dribble. Now what comes next? Oh yeah, shoot for the basket. 106 1966-67 LAPEL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 12 --Y orktown H Nov. 18--Westfield H Nov. 19--Hamilton Heights H Dec. 3--Frankton T Dec. 9--Greenfield H Dec. 10--Mt. Vernon H Dec. 17--Pendleton Tourney T Jan. 6--Pendleton T Jan. 7--Noblesville T Jan. 12--County Tourney T Jan. 20--Markleville T Jan. 28--Hancock Central H Feb. 3--Summitville H Feb. 4--Madison Heights T Feb. 10--Middletown H Feb. 17--Highland T Feb. 18--Sheridan T Feb. 22--Sectional Tourney T White River Conference Bulldogs in Season’s Action Watson hunts for a way out. Our Favorite Friend throughout the year, the referee. 1 fl HUtKi � ' • 4 i 1 Carmel David tries for a block with Danny lending a helping hand. Sectional 108 Bulldogs try to marr Blackhawk’s scoring percentage. The four legged monster On Wednesday, February 22, 1967, the Carmel gymnasium rocked to the wild yells of enthusiastic basketball fans as the State Tourney got underway. The first thrilling game of the Carmel Sectional featured Noblesville ' s Millers and the Westfield Shamrocks in a fight to the finish. Shamrock fans got the victory. The second game featured our never-say-die Bulldogs versus the Sheridan ' Hawks. An exciting tied halftime led on to a fighting finish as the Bull¬ dogs tumbled 64-74. The Blackhawks went on to be the eventual runners-up to champion Carmel. But the real victors were the Fighting Bulldogs - the team that never gave up. Our Bulldogs watch hopefully as another basket is enroute for the Blackhawks. Layton and Rich look dumb-founded as Watson jumps for the ball. 109 7 ' R e s e r v e s 66-67 Pert and lively, the Reserve Cheerleaders, Susan Barnhizer, Jaqkie Snyder, Karen Castor, and Teresa May, lend greatly to the excitement and fun of each ball game. Lapel Reserve Basketball team has been active during the entire 1966-1967 ball season I 10 Would you believe action? Brenda Paulsel, Kyle Wolfe, Linda Howell, and Mary Ann Lennis lead the cheering at freshman ball games. Determined Frosh Acquire New Skills Eighth grade team captured the County Tourney Trophy and took first place in the Conference standings. Junior High Cheerleaders Steve Sylvester, Jodi Castor, Marsha Ballard, and Debby Gibson boost action spirit in Lapel Junior High. I 12 Near-Perfect Season Inspires 7th Graders 7th Grade Won 13 Lost 3 Lapel 23-21 Mt. Vernon Lapel 33-23 Durbin Lapel 48-11 Ingals Lapel 38-12 Jackson Twp. Lapel 31-20 Markleville Lapel 41-34 Highland Lapel 31-14 Fall Creek Lapel 38-30 St. Marys Lapel 35-28 St. Ambrose Lapel 41-33 Leach Lapel 44-36 Frankton Lapel 35-38 Noblesville Lapel 33-26 Leach Lapel 27-28 Greenfield Lapel 29-32 Pendleton 8th Grade Lapel 31-53 Pendleton Lapel 34-44 Summitville 8th Grade Won 10 Lost 8 Lapel 30-33 Mt. Vernon Lapel 29-23 Durbin Lapel 33-67 Ingals Lapel 32-27 Jackson Twp. Lapel 20-23 Markleville Lapel 34-48 Highland Lapel 34-28 Fall Creek Lapel 37-32 St. Marys Lapel 43-24 Jackson Twp. Lapel 35-24 St. Ambrose Lapel 34-29 Leach Lapel 36-33 Leach Lapel 39-38 Ingals Lapel 40-36 Markleville Lapel 17-34 Frankton Lapel 25-36 Noblesville Hurdle men - Faster Times - Longer Throws Freshmen hopeful Track teams hope for improved season Distance men - Higher Jumps 440-880 men Sharp Linksmen Ready For Season Coach Mr. Hurley and golf team prepare for new season. Second year track coach MR. REYNOLDS Senior track men DAVID, ZEKE, ROD, and ROBERT Track managers FRED ST. JOHN and MIKE BOLTON r 7 ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements are a means used to inform the public. The businesses represented in our annual have contributed to make our yearbook possible. Among the sources which have made the 1967 Bulldog attainable are: restaurants . . . drug stores . . . soft drink ma¬ chines . . . glass factories . . . grocery stores . . . insurance . . . furniture companies . . . drive-ins . . .oil companies . . .service stations . . .depart¬ ment stores . . . banks and loans . . . music stores . . . candy venders . . . heating companies . . . floral and garden companies . . . hardware stores .... car sales . . . cleaning establishments . . . beauty parlors . . . grain elevators . . . photograph¬ ers . . . barber shops . . . dairies . . . sporting and book stores . . . jewelry stores . . . Where The Action Is . . . Through Advertisements 117 Which circle is darker? Sure. You could make a guess. With a 50-50 chance of being right. But you know that success, in this age of science, takes more than guesswork. It takes careful observations. Accurate comparisons. Logical analysis. Sound deduction. These are traits we value at our new Engineering and Research center in Anderson — and we have the tools to implement them. For instance, if a real closeup of something is desirable, we pop it under our electronic microscope and magnify it up to 200,000 diameters. If we want to analyze materials for their metallic elements, we use a spectrograph, accurate to a few parts in a million. These help us in designing new ignition systems for cars. Or control devices for missiles. Or a new kind of generator. Look us up, after college, if you think you’ll be at home in our field. Right back home in Indiana. 8 (Oh, yes, if you used your scientific insight and folded the page to compare the circles, you discovered the answer.) 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Your Headquarters for Portable Typewriters Sales - - Service - - Rentals Rent with option to buy any machine. Up to 3 months rental applied to purchase price. 1212 Meridan Street Phone 644-4404 New Sign Displays School Action. L. H.S’ Sunshine Society and Student Council merged their funds and purchased this new addition for the school. Sunshine ' s president is Margaret Bixler, Stu¬ dent Council president is Dale Ann Hudson. - Lap el School Hill NARDCO Sheet Metal and Heating DAVE SYLVESTER BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY r AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Noblesville, Indiana f GUIDE LAMP DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION ---- Anderson, Indiana __ E 3 With Best Wishes to the Senior Class ELITE STUDIO Fine Photography Operated by MR. and MRS. RUSSELL FORKNER BESTWAY CLEANERS 643-8082 and 642-3322 2716 Nichol Avenue 210 West 29thStreet Anderson, Indiana JARRETT ' S MARATHON Jet. 32 and 132 Lapel, Indiana 534-4181 Compliments of FEARNOW LANDSCAPE CO. . . . And then I said, But Fearnow ' s is the best! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Anderson, Indiana F. St. John Pres. B. Benefield Sec. Z. Rich Reporter D. Stephenson G. Bond P. Calvert B. Mills Mr. St. John Advisor D. Schuyler £ m e r 5 Lapel Charter Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve Good Luck To FFA Seniors r D. Wainscott V. Pres. B. Bagley Sentinel R. Metzger Asst. Rept. T. Cox ACTION BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. James Knotts Mr. and Mrs. George Camp R. S. Weil Clothing Mr. and Mrs. Emil C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duganich Durbin Goodrich Elevator Hersberger Farms Mr. and Mrs. Basil Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howell Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noggle Miss Lucille Rockey Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stoops Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trisler Mr. and Mrs. Faust Senior Directory ANDERSON, BUZZ, Central Avenue, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-4; Cross Country 1-2-3-4; Boys 4-H 1-2-3-4, Recreation Leader 4; Jr. Leader 1-2-3-4; FFA 4. AUER, MIKE, R. R. 3, Noblesville Pendle¬ ton; Lapel 2-3-4; Class Play 3-4, Adver¬ tising Committee 3, Usher 4; FUTURE PLANS: Lincoln Technical Institute, Indianapolis. BAGLEY, BRUCE, R. R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4, Class Secretary 1; FFA 1-2-3-4, Sentinel 4; FUTURE PLANS: Guide Lamp. BAKER, TERESA, 11th John St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Chorus 1; Newspaper Staff 4; FUTURE PLANS: Beautician School. BENEFIEL, BENNY, R.R. l, Frankton Lapel 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Boys 4-H 1-2-3-4, Sentinel 3; Jr. Leader 4; FFA, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; FUTURE PLANS: Farming. BIXLER, MARGARET, Lone Oak Road, An¬ derson Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3; Annual Staff 4, School Life Division; Sunshine Society 2-3-4, Vice- president 3, President 4; Chorus 2-3; Guidance Office 3-4; Library Club 2, Secretary 2; FUTURE PLANS: Nurse’s Training. CALVERT, PAUL, R. R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. CALVERT, PAULINE, R.R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Marriage. CATES, SUSAN, R.R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; Pep Club; FUTURE PLANS: Comptometer School. COX, TOM, Woodward St. Lapel Lapel 1- 2- 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3; Dance Band 1; Class Play 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Advertising Staff; Boys 4-H 1-2- 3- 4; Treasurer; Jr. Leader 1-2-3-4; FFA 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; All-State-Chorus 2- 3-4; Projectionists 3-4; Student Youth Center Council 4, President 4; FUTURE PLANS: Sam ' s Technical Institute, Indianapolis. DALE, DAVID P., Linda Lane, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; President 1; Baseball 2-3; Basketball 3; Track 1 -2; Cross Country 2- 3; Student CounciJ 3-4, Secretary 4; FU¬ TURE PLANS: College. DAVIS, JUDY, West 10th St., Lapel Lapel 1- 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-4; Annual Staff 4, Advertising Staff; Sunshine Society 1-2-3- 4; Latin Club 4; FUTURE PLANS: Beauti¬ cian School. EDRINGTON, JANE, R. R. 3, Noblesville Lapel 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 4, Vice-president 4; Sunshine Society 2- 3-4; Chorus 3; Science Club 2, Secretary 2; FUTURE PLANS: College. EDRINGTON, JOHN, 9th St., Lapel Lapel 1- 2- 3-4; Band 1-2; Class Play 3-4; Student Manager 1; Annual Staff 4; Boys 4-H 1-2- 3- 4, Reporter 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vice- president 4; All-State-Chorus 4; French Club 4; FUTURE PLANS: College. ERWIN, DALE, Hamilton Rd., Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; FUTURE PLANS: Electronics School. 134 Directory continued FAUST, JIM, R. R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2- 3-4; Class Play 3-4, Stage Crew; Annual Staff 4, Artist; FUTURE PLANS: Automo¬ tive Designer. FISHER, JUSTIN, Woodward St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Class Play 3-4, Student Director 4; Student Manager 1-2- 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Editor; Student Coun¬ cil 3-4; Honor Society 3-4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Vocal Contest, 4; Instrumental Contest 1- 2; Latin Club 4; U. N. Assembly 3-4; Spanish Club 4; Guideposts Writing Con¬ test - 4th place ($500); FUTURE PLANS: Wabash College FORD, JOHN, R. R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3- 4; FUTURE PLANS: GMI or Purdue. FRICK, PATTY, John St., Lapel Lapel 1-2- 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1- 2f3-4; Pep Rally Committee 1-2; An¬ nual Staff 4, Copy Editor; Honor Society 4; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Treasurer 4; Instrumental Contest 1- 2- 3-4, 1-2 1st Ensemble, 2-lst solo; Latin Club 4; U. N. Assembly 4; Princess attendant 2; FUTURE PLANS: Ball State University, Nursing. FUQUA, CAROL, John St., Lapel Lapel 1- 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Dance Band 1; Majorette 1-2-3-4, Drum Ma¬ jorette 4; Class Play 3-4; Pep Club 1-2- 4; Pep Rally Committee 1; Annual Staff 4, Activities Editor; Honor Society 3-4; Sunshine Society 1-2; Girls 4-H 1-2-3; Junior Leader 1-2-3; Chorus 2-3-4, Ac¬ companist; All-State-Chorus 3-4; Vocal Contest 1-2-4; Instrumental Contest 1- 2-3-4; State Contest 3; Latin Club 2-4; U. N. Assembly 4; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana Central College. GIBSON, JERRILYN, W. 25th St. Anderson Madison Heights 1; Lapel 2-3-4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4, Typist; Office Girl 4; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana Business College in Indianapolis HACKLEMAN, SUE, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; FUTURE PLANS: Get a good job. HAIG, JIM, Inza Ct., Anderson Arsenal Tech. High 1; Lapel 2-3-4; Class Play 3; Commencement Usher 3; Science Club 3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Join the Air Force. HARRIS, MARTHA, Lone Oak Road, Ander¬ son Lapel 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; FUTURE PLANS: Anderson Business College. HERSBERGER, DEON, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: College. MORIN, DEBBIE HIDAY, Lapel Lapel 1-2- 3-4; Class Play 3; Chorus 1; Office Girl 4; HINSHAW, JIM, R.R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1- 2-3-4; Track 1; Boys 4-H 1; FFA 1 - 2- 3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Get a job and wait for the draft to get me. HORTON, MARILYN, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 4, Make-up; Pep Club 1; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana College of Business and Technology. HUDSON, DALE, North Walnut St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Majorette 3- 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1-2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1-2-3-4, Presi¬ dent 4; Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Sunshine Society 1-2; Chorus 2-3-4; All-State-Chorus 4; Latin Club 4; U. N. Assembly 3-4; French Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Editor 4; Youth Cen¬ ter Council 4; Statehouse Page 4; FUTURE 135 Directory continued PLANS: Indiana College of Business and T echnology. HUFFMAN, DEBBIE, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Dance Band 1; Majorette 1- 2- 3; Class Play 3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Pep Rally Committee 1-2; Annual Staff 4, Typist; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4, Com¬ mittee Chairman 4; Girls 4-H 1-2, Song- leader 1, Secretary 2; Chorus 1-2-3-4; A11-State-Chorus 4; Vocal Contest 4; Latin Club 4; Office Girl 4; Science Club 1; Vocal Accompanist 2-3-4; Instrumental Accompanist 2-3-4; Typing Award 3; FUTURE PLANS: I. U. Medical Center. JACKSON, JOANNE, R. R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-2-3; Sunshine Society 1-2-3; Newspaper Staff 4; FUTURE PLANS: Go to a business school. JAMISON, JUANITA, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1 -2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Pep Club 1-2- 3- 4; Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4, Art Ed¬ itor; Honor Society 3-4; Sunshine Society 1- 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; All-State- Chorus 3-4; Vocal Contest 1-2-4; Latin Club 4, President; Office Girl 4; U. N. Assembly 3-4; Miss Christmas Carol 3; D. A. R. Award 4; FUTURE PLANS: in¬ definite. JARRETT, BRENDA, R. R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1- 2- 3-4; Band 1; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, President 4; Annual Staff 4, Ad¬ vertisements; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Boys 4-H 1-2-3-4, Secretary 2-3; Girls 4- H 1-2-3-4, Secretary 1, V. Pres. 2-3, Pres. 4; Junior Leader 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1- 2-3-4; Vocal Contest 3; Latin Club 4; Office Girl 4; U. N. Assembly 3; Spanish Club 4; FUTURE PLANS: Purdue Univer¬ sity - Physical Education. JARRETT, SHERRY, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Class Editor; Chorus 2-3-4, Secretary; Vocal Contest 1-2-4; Office Girl 4; French Club 4; FUTURE PLANS: College - Lab. Tech. KAISER, MICKEY, R.R. 3, Noblesville Lapel 1-2-3-4; Secretary 2,3; Class Play 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Rally Committee 2; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor; Honor Society 3-4, Sec¬ retary 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Latin Club 4; Of¬ fice Girl 3, 4; U. N. Assembly 4; Home¬ coming Queen 4; FUTURE PLANS: Col¬ lege - Education Major. KINNAMAN, DANNA, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Daisy Mae 1-3; Prom Queen 3; Halloween Carnival Queen 4; Secretary Award 3; Homemaker of To¬ morrow 4; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana Col- ege of Business and Technology. KLUTH, JANICE, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4, Band Section Leader Member, Advisory Committee; Dance Band 1; Majorette 1; Class Play 3; Cheer¬ leader 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Rally Committee 1-2, President 2; An¬ nual Staff 4, Head of Advertising; Honor Society 3-4; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1 -2-3-4, President 4; All-State- Chorus 4; Vocal Contest 1-2-3-4; Instru¬ mental Contest 1-2-3-4; U. N. Assembly 3; Class Officer 2, Vice-President; FU¬ TURE PLANS: Ball State University - Physical Education. MC COY, MARCIA, W. 6th St. , Lapel Brockway, Pennsylvania, 1 1 2; Lapel 2- 3-4; Class Play Usher 4; Pep Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Typist; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Office Girl 4; French Club 4; Science Club 3-4, President 3; Newspaper Staff 136 Directory continued 3-4, Advertising Editor 4; Statehouse Page 4; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana College of Business and Technology. MC DONALD, JOHN, R.R. 2, Noblesville Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3, Stage Crew; Boy’s 4-H 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1- 2-3-4; All-State-Chorus 3-4; Vocal Con¬ test 4; FUTURE PLANS: United Electronics Institute. METZGER, ROBERT, R. R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1- 2-3-4, President 4; Class Play, Stage Crew 3-4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1; Track 4; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor; FFA 1- 2- 3-4, Asst. Reporter 4; Statistician 2- 3- 4; FUTURE PLANS: Vincennes Univer¬ sity maybe Purdue. MILLS, BILL, R.R. 3, Noblesville Lapel 1- 2-3-4; Boys 4-H 1-2-3, Sentinel; FFA 1- 2-3-4; Projectionists 1-2-3; Statistician 4; FUTURE PLANS: Purdue Extension in In¬ dianapolis. MINTON, LINDA, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1- 2- 3-4, Class Secretary 4; Class Play 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Sports; Chorus 1; Latin Club 4; U. N. Assembly 3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Ball State. NICHELSON, RAMONA, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3- 4; Librarian 2-3-4; U. N. Assembly 3-4; Spanish Club 3; FUTURE PLANS: Get a job. PERRY, JAN, Lone Oak Road, Anderson Lapel 1 -2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1-2- 3- 4, Treasurer 4; Sunshine Society 1-2; Chorus 2-3-4; Latin Club 4; Halloween Carnival Queen 3; FUTURE PLANS: Busi¬ ness College. RAILEY, RITA, R. R. 1, Lapel Madison Heights 1-2-3; Lapel 4; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; State- house Page 4; FUTURE PLANS: Bob Jones University. RICH, ZEKE, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Base¬ ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 1-2-3-4; Boys 4-H 1-2-3-4, Treasurer; Junior Leader 3-4; FFA 3-4, Reporter; FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege. ROCKHOLD, WILMA, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4. ROMINE, CHRIS, Woodward St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4, Copy Editor; Girls 4-H 1- 2; Chorus 1; Office Girl 4; Librarian 3; U. N. Assembly 4; Birch Bayh Govern¬ ment Day 4; FUTURE PLANS: Indiana University. ROUDEBUSH, SUSAN, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 1-2, Student Director 3, Make-up 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Annual 1, Organizations; Sunshine Society 3-4; Girls 4-H 1-2-3-4, V. Pres. ; Junior Lead¬ er 1-2-3-4; Office Girl 4; FUTURE PLANS: Work or undecided. RUSSELL, CARL, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; FFA 2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Delco Remy. SCHERER, STEVE, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Boys 4-H 1,2, Health Safety 1, Recreation Leader 2; FFA 2-3; Halloween Carnival King 3; FUTURE PLANS: Get a job. ST. JOHN, FREDDIE, R. R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Basketball 1; Boys 4-H 1-2-3-4, Secretary 1, Treas¬ urer 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Junior Lead¬ er 1-2-3-4; Recreation Leader 2; FFA 1- 2- 3-4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Pres. 4, 137 District Secretary; Statisticians 3-4; Grain Judging Contest - 3rd high individual in county. SCHUYLER, DANNY, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Vice-President 4; Base¬ ball 4; Basketball 1-3-4; Track 1; Cross Country 4; Annual Staff 4; Boys 4-H 1- 2-3-4; Vice-President; Junior Leader 1- 2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Purdue. SHAUL, SARALOU, Layton Road, Anderson Lapel 1 -2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 1; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Honor Society 3,4; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 2-3-4, Accompanist; All-State Chorus 3; Vocal Contest 1-2-4; Instrumental Contest 1-2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Ball State. SHETTERLY, ELLIOTT, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Vice-President 3; Class Play 3-4; Student Council 1-2; Chorus 4; Projectionists 3; FUTURE PLANS: Herron School of Art SHIRK, ROD, Main St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 1, President 2-3; Baseball 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Annual Staff 4, Adver¬ tising; U.N. Assembly 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4, Sports; FUTURE PLANS: College. SPRINGER, RODNEY, R.R. 6, Anderson Lapel 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 1; Class Play 3-4, Stage Crew; FFA 1-2-3-4; FUTURE PLANS: Go to the service. STEPHENSON, DAVID, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1 “2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country l“2-3-4; Annual Staff 4, Sports; Boys -H 1 - 2-3-4 , Recreation Leader, Health and Safety Leader; Junior Leader 3,4; FFA 3, 4; FUTURE PLANS: College. SYLVESTER, CONNIE, Main St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2; Band 1-2- 3-4, Secretary 3,4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Rally Committee 2; Annual Staff 4, Organizations; Honor Society 3-4; Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; All-State-Chorus 3-4; Vocal Contest 1-2-4; Instrumental Con¬ test 2-3-4; U.N. Assembly 3; FUTURE PLANS: Ball State University - Medical T echnology. TYNES, BILL, W. 4th St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Boys 4-H 1; Science Club 1; FUTURE PLANS: Join the Navy. VAN DUYN, PAUL, Walnut St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1; FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. WAINSCOTT, DAVID, R. R. 3, Nobles- ville Lapel 1-2-3- ; FFA 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4; FUTURE PLANS: Join the service. WATKINS, TERESA, R.R. 1, Lapel Lapel 1 -2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 1; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Sunshine So¬ ciety 1-2; Girls 4-H 3; Instrumental Con¬ test 3; Latin Club 4, Vice-President; FUTURE PLANS: I. U. Medical Center - X-Ray Technician. WHITMORE, LINDA, Main St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; FUTURE PLANS: Get a job. WILLIAMSON, BOB, S. John St., Lapel Lapel 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4, Stage Crew, Student Director; Baseball 1; Track 2; Annual Staff 4; Projectionists 2; FU¬ TURE PLANS: Navy. 138 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made