Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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1967-68 Bulldogs Mike Bolton, Student Manager L. to r.: Jerome Stenftenagel, Coach; Terry Rich, Jim Smith, Bernie Faulkner, Kenny Cobb, Bobby Gustin, Rex Passwater, Randy Watson, Greg Layton, Tom Whetsel, Jerry Pitcock, Tom Stephenson, and Jack Steinhart, Assistant Coach. Lapel 54 Won 7 Lost 12 56 Westfield $ ' V ' Avt. 4 Lapel 71 92 Hamilton Heights Lapel 91 73 Hamilton S.E. Lapel 54 71 F rankton • • •• Lapel 64 85 Greenfield • Lapel 51 57 Madison Heights Lapel 72 58 Pendleton Lapel 65 54 Mt. Vernon Lapel 66 72 Pendleton (Pendleton Tourney) r V ' ; r . -v. : » sC ’ y i ' i ■ ' ( S Lapel 62 70 Noblesville s , L ' « 7 -- £§ Lapel 54 64 Shenandoah (County Tourney) Lapel 39 44 Markleville- •- • „ x 1 ? Lapel 55 67 Yorktown Lapel 73 62 Hancock Central Lapel 62 70 Summitville ' M t ' VfvS Lapel 66 47 Shenandoah Lapel 69 68 Highland Lapel 70 66 Sheridan Lapel 52 58 Hamilton Heights (Sectional) 14

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Lapel High School offers a very wide selection of subjects in its academic curriculum. For the college - bound students there axe a variety of classes offered in preparaticp,f ? r advanced future education. Extensive courses in mathematics, English, and science plus three languages are only a few of these. For the business- minded there are courses in secretarial studies and practical business transactions. Home Economics, Vo¬ cational Agriculture, and shop provide valuable knowl¬ edge!,to young people who will someday have their own homes. Ehysidal education for both, boy|, and girls helps to keep the students physically as well as mentally fit. The many classes in music and art provide the gifted student with a chance to develop his Special talent. A new class now being offered in the ever-growing curriculum is Exploratory Teaching. Its purpose is to acquaint students wfffiPfne duties, responsibilities, and rewards of teaching and to help them decide if they would enfoy teaching as a career. These courses of study are only a§| art of Lapel High School, but they are a very important part. They serve the interests, abilities, needs, and desires of each stu¬ dent in the school. The knowledge gained from these courses is the foundation upon which the students will build their lives.

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Bulldog Reserve Won 3 Lost 14 Lapel 47 32 Westfield Lapel 38 50 Hamilton Heights Lapel 46 45 Hamilton S.E. Lapel 50 57 Frankron Lapel 50 73 Greenfield Lapel 53 74 Madison Heights Lapel 42 54 Pendleton Lapel 43 55 Mt. Vernon Lapel 31 40 Shenandoah (Pendleton Tourney) Lapel 40 46 Noblesville Lapel 43 48 Markleville Lapel 53 64 Yorktown Lapel 44 48 Hancock Central Lapel 46 53 Summitville Lapel 46 52 Shenandoah Lapel 42 62 Highland Lapel 55 50 Sheridan FRONT ROW: 1. to r. David Fuqua, Kim Mills, Mike Willoughby, Student Manager; Terry Campfield, Jim Bauer. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Duffitt, Bob Cox, Gary Flowers, and Phil Parks. LAST ROW: Jack Steinhart, Coach: Steve Wilson, Fred Jennings, Dale Lewis, and Bennie Jennings. 15