Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

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H nGH.6,O6 j E W ' I- y Vp S i X i 5 L Activities play an in the lives of a student body. Lapel High offering many types of clubs and organizations,.iilbesfa fine job of fulfill- ing the cultural and social nfiedsfof its students. These activities allow the students to express them- selves in an atmosphere of freedom. By learning re- spect for others in these activities, Lapel students leave better prepared to live in our society. All in all, there is something for every student at Lapel. The Sights -ug-warg:-zz.: and Sounds OfACIl'Vl'll.8S Q Finders Creepers l. to r.: Vickie Stewart, Diane Pitcock, Jackie Snyder, Hope Edwards, Marsha Wood, Bernie Faulkner, Larry Castor, Bruce Hersberger, Terry Rich, Colleen Noblitt, Dan Bixler, Torn Whetsel, Diana Heiny, Anton Jensen, and john Mills. Hercules Nelson and his bosom pal Wilbur Maxwell spend a weekend at Hercules' uncle's house. Hercules knows his uncle has taken a new job, but what he doesn't know until it's too late is that his uncle is a mortician. Hercules and Wilbur intend to spend a luxurious weekend, but end up solving a murdery mys- tery. Yea, get off the bed. The Worm Shal!Squ1'rm SEATED, l. to r.: Steve Caplinger, Colleen Noblitt, Diane Heiny, Millie Ackerman, Peggy Dale, Linda Chris man, Debby Jacobs. STANDING: Director Paul Arthur, Colleen Downey, Ed Helterbrand, jan Hummer, Betty Ridgway, Nancy Brinker, Nola Gentry, Phil Vaught, john Mills, Dan Bigcler, Larry Castor, Bernie Faulkner, Karen Castor. Buzzy Higgins and Leroy Dunhagen, things hackfire on them and in the end, two typical teen -age boys, decide they they beg Mr. Dunhagen to take over can run the high school better than again. Leroy's father, the principal. Instead, .Hi W, Stage Crew Worked Hard jenny causes a riot. 17 Tender Is the Night May llth was the date chosen for the 1968 junior-Senior Prom . The Cole Porter Room of the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel, with its glittering chandeliers and pale blue lighting, was an impressive setting for the theme Tender is the Night. The mellow tones of the Starlighters' Band, and vocal solos by Betty Ridgway and Marshal Law- rence carried out the theme in entertain- ment. ':1, 1 ,Qi Que en Cindy Huffm an .fgw lv 'ffm gt far wk . , ,et , King Terry Rich and Queen Cindy Huffman Presidents, Steve Gudgel and Sterling Smith 5 at J' it N S L,A4 TENDER NIGHT junior Sponsors: Mr. French and Mrs. Trislerg Senior Sponsors: Mrs. Snyder and Mr. Steinhart. .Ms in ,.,f:.s,-- rf 5- V. 1 ,. if 4.3 WOW ,M-g 'Ulu 'W Spy Marshal Lawrence Dedicated Two Songs to the juniors and Seniors. Starlighters Provided Excellent Entertainment for the Evening. iiergllh xllxl fililmn Our First Musica! Brigadoon Something new was added to the school calendar last year. For the first time the Lapel Music Department produced and directed a musical. For its first musical extravaganza, the department chose BRIGADOON which was presented March 29 and 30, 1968. Several students were involved in this production, and many duction of BRIGADOON Was Well received by our community. hours were spent in practice. This repro- E E 3 Q - 5122555555 193535 C? fm 7 is .ras ,fax f Qi dv 1 ' ,' -gk 1, . . 'I' f! wif? i-was if if -L,. 3 . I: ff 5355 W X X fM? ff V 45 53?? NN gx' ' gl, W Ls' ig' ' H kg' 'Ox , . . - bg K '.?Y-1-WY? 4 n 4' ix A if 5 W L Q .R Xl '31 Y, 0' , fe? J i at Q, A 155 SJ, , 3 A , 4 J 'Q V W' Wm v 1' ff ,xsfsfrfx gg 'S'g35 ' . ' 'f' . 1 . 52 ag. I X , K 8. f 'K' If .. . 1 , A I9 , , v, P 1 V ki gy Q f-Sigliylwwk 7 E -v. -1 l ff, vig, my . A 5 P14 A 3 4 if f ff - ' . , f ml 3 U V 1 if ' I --., , J f K',7g,u:j?,,1 32,-55 ' V, lffyijf Mil ig A ,, 1214 if , f ' '- A W,ne ' L 4 The Voice ofthe Sluden ts W 4 Y Q! 'E WWW! Htewznfgi-Tad-2424 Q MU- es...-. .snwtv-t.i,....,,W,,g,' SEATED: l. to r., Carol Huntzinger, Debbie Hersberger, Terry Woodward, Secretary, Sue Baker, Vice-President, Pam Fisher, Kyle Wolfe, and Sue Beanblossom. STANDING: Monte Howell, Bruce Poston, jerry Pitcock, Mark Eliason, Laurie May, Marka Maxwell, Carolyn Ackerman, jon Hudson, Ron Buckner, Dale Lewis, Tom Prichard, Kevin Castor, Terry Rich, President. SPONSOR: Miss Rockey. The organization in the school which represents and speaks for the student body is the Student Council. The Coun- cil is elected by the students to serve as their official representative in all matters of concern to the entire school Seventh and eighth grades are repre- sented by one boy and one girl from each class. Each high school class is represented by two boys and two girls. The annual events sponsored by the Council are: Halloween Carnival, Homecoming Dance and Queen, hall monitoring, Sadie Hawkins Dance, In- ternational Day, and locker checking. Each year the Council selects an appro priate gift for the school. President Terry Rich crowns Halloween Carnival Queen Durenda Hall and King Rick Butler. 22 Halloween C am Iva! A Freshman Laugh -in Teachers spend some time in 9th grade jail Mr. Roudebush and costume prize winners F.F.A. has colorful booth Danny lnsko and Gary Schuyler enjoy game of pool Lapel Homecomzng 1969 ma-C in FRONT ROW: l. to r., Meredith Ray, Debbie May, Paul Hughes Terry Howell Sharry Parker and Gary Schuy ler SECOND ROW: Bernie Faulkner, Cindy Huffman, Terry Rich Hope Edwards, john Olel-csy and Colleen Noblitt. The Sophomores have a winning float. The Eighth Graders also have a winning float The F.F.A. boys show ingenuity in their float. The Seniors worked long hours on their float il El UF BULLUGC-S wwaawf We WMM iff my 7371! wr' w f Q.. - L5 .QU . HW A., , ., V- W r.,,. MH- f Q N trtr or . . W A , ,W .,,. V WW, V f 'ff-x. . ' - .Q , , My ' -ff-, ' '- z ,V 'rj' - , ' - Y ES- J a i' ' lf . 31' r' V- t , .. : 2 3, it 'Y ' - -rw-g: x 'w Q .T'w2,5-: fl , ..,lw z4, ' - 5 s, .d:-Qifilnif ' ' 'mw iw ef r I V - f.f.- 7 U3 1, ::...a,.. December ninth was the date chosen for the gala fes tivities of the annual Lapel Homecoming. A hush went through the crowd as the queen candidates appeared in their glittering evening gowns. The appearance of the high school band, under the direction of Mr. james Wampler and the narration of the events by john Mills, a member of the Senior Class, added to the excitement which proceeded the crowning of the 1968-69 Home- coming Queen. A surge of excitement darted through the spectators as Senior Candidate Hope Edwards was crowned 1968-69 Homecoming Queen by Miss Becky Sharpe, 1967-68 Homecoming Queen. Hope's court included two Senior attendants, Cindy Huffman and Colleen Noblittg junior attendant, Terry Howellg Sophomore attendant, Sharry Parkerg and Freshman attendant. Debbie May, The parade of floats was presented between games. Floats were designed and constructed by the junior high and high school classes and the F.F.A. They were judged by a panel of four judges: Miss Lyons, Miss George, Mr. Adams, and Mr. Howell. The Sophomore and Eighth Grade classes tied for first place honors. Both classes presented a clever interpretation of the theme sportsmanship, Although the Bulldog Varsity was defeated by the Greenfield Tigers, the 1968-69 Lapel Homecoming will be pleasantly remembered by all who attended. Senior Candidate Cindy Huffman and her Escort Bernie Senior Candidate Colleen Noblitt and her Escort John Faulkner Oleksy. The 1969 Annual Queen M iss Diane Pileoek Diane Pitcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pitcock, is a senior at Lapel High School. Diane has attended Lapel School for the past ll years and has participated in many activities, which included: pep club, Sunshine Society, French Club, Latin Club, annual staff, newspaper staff, 'Brigadoon', junior and senior class plays, chorus, and Model U .N. 26 A ward Winners GIRL'S STATE--Pam Fisher and jackie Snyder, al- BOY'S STATE--Bernie Faulkner and Larry Castor, ternate, alternate. 1- D.A.R.--jackie Snyder BETTY CROCKER--Marsha Wood 27 Latin Lives Today SEATED: l. to r., Sharon Heiny, jackie Moore, Rosalie Huntzinger, Janine Lackey, Debbie Sylvester, Paul Hughes, Peggy Timmons, Connie Turner, Peggy Dale, and Melanie Fearnow. SECOND ROW: Kyle Wolfe, Nancy Sylvester, Cheryl Richards, Teresa Cox, Sue Beanblossom, Debbie Wise, Sponsor, Mrs. Noggle, Joyce Stoops, Pam Fisher, Vickie Stewart, and Sue Baker. THIRD ROW: john Mills, Mark Eliason, Steve Sylvester Diane Pitcock, Pam Buckner, Diana Heiny, jim Bauer, and Steve Duffitt. The Latin Club consists of students who have taken one or two years of Latin. The second year Latin class makes projects for various awards. During the spring the club has an annual Roman Banquet and in the winter they have their annual Christmas Party. The officers are as fol- lows: Paul Hughes, Presidentg Peggy Timmons, Vice-President, Janine Lackey, Treasurer: and Debbie Sylvester, Secretary. iii FRONT ROW: l. to r., Pam Buckner, Paul Hughes, Peggy Tim- mons, and Kyle Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Noggle--Sponsor Nancy Sylvester, john Mills, Steve Duffitt, and Connie Turner. 28 Newspaper Slczjjf it an wr' Lgnrlgiaqg., .X SEATED: l. to r., Diane Pitcock, Janine Lackey, Jan Rich, Ed Helterbrand, Sponsor, Mr. Trisler, Steve Cap- linger, Susie Shuck, Millie Ackerman, Nola Gentry, and jan Hummer. STANDING: Bonnie Needler, Shirley Hobbs, Judy Pigg, Mary Ann Lennis, Peggy McNally, Nancy Brinker, Lynn Brinker, Iva Harris, and Linda Howell. 5 1 gt if i 3. .a Ex s? ,.....i Advisor, Mr. Trisler This year the newspaper staff has put out the school newspaper, The Bulldog , which is published eight times yearly. The class, which is advised by Mr. Trisler, organizes itself into a Working group, which gathers news from school activities, classes, and other organizations. 29 National Honor Society ROW ONE: l. to r., Pam Buckner, Diana Heiny, Ioan Hunter, Bernie Faulkner, Pam Fisher, and Peggy Dale. ROW TWO: Betty Ridgway, Terry Woodward, Kyle Wolfe, Nancy Sylvester, Leslie Romine, jackie Snyder, Vickie Stewart, Peggy Timmons, Sue Baker, and Sponsor Mrs. Noggle. ROW THREE: Kevin Castor, john Mills, Greg Hensley, and Larry Castor. The National Honor Society, spon- sored by Mrs. Noggle, is made up of a select group of juniors and seniors chosen for leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The students qualify for membership by their scho- lastic achievements and their record of citizenship. Activities of the Honor So- ciety include sponsoring skating parties, and sponsoring Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving convocations . 'kiwi OFFICERS SEATED l. to r., Vice-President, joan Hunter, Reporter, Diana Heinyg Secretary, Pam Fisher, Treasurer, Peggy Dale. STANDING: President, Bernie Faulkner, Sponsor Mrs. Noggle. 30 Future Farmers 0fA merfca The F .F.A. is an organization of boys who are planning on becoming farmers. The club takes part in all school functions, sponsors soc-hops, and last year entered a float in The Farmer's Day Parade at the Indiana State F air . Mr. St. John, the sponsor, pre- pares his boys for contests in com- petition with other schools. These contests deal with the judging of soil, cattle, grain, and other such things. OFFICERS, SEATED: l. to r., Vice-President, Bill Neese, President, Blaine Coomer, and Reporter, Bill Sears. STANDING: Sponsor, Mr. St. John, Secretary, Bob Cox, Treasurer, Bob Gusting and Sentinel, Jeff Snyder. FRONT ROW: l. to r., Terry Rich, Don Ellis, Butch Romines, Jerry Springer, Ed Helterbrand, Ed Russell, Spon- sor, Mr. St. John, Jerry Pitcock, Steve Caplinger, Doug Jarrett, John Graves, and Kyle Collins. SECOND ROW: Gary Stinson, Danny Boone, Bill Lawson, Henry Hudson, Chuck Peterson, Jim Martin, Marshal Everitt, Gary Flow- ers, Fred Jennings, Steve Wilson, and Tom Whetsel. THIRD ROW: Rex Becraft, Jerry Howe, Billy Fields, Gary Benedict, Eric Hensley, Gerald Metzer, Jerry Hull, Dennis Likens, Alvin Jenkins, and Bennie Jennings. FOURTH ROW: Tim Lawson, Teddy Bell, James Lewis, Pat Fowler, Gary Scherer, Steve Denham, David Hull, David Flanary, and Greg Hersberger. FIFTH ROW: Roger Willoughby, Chester Cox, Kerry Jarrell, Bruce Goettmann, Jay Chrisman, Joe VanHorn, Kenny Jarrell, Robert King, and Kenneth Ramsey. 31 -H Clubs Are Active FIRST ROW: I. to r., Terry Woodward, Melanie Fearnow, Debby Wise, Debby Hamilton, Brenda Hersberger, Vicki Stewart, Cheryl Richards, Sarah Brown, and Peggy Dale. SECOND ROW: Marillis Metzger, jo C-ustin, Jan Hummer, jackie Snyder, Linda Spegal, Rosalie Huntzinger, Vicky Bays, Debby Sylvester, and Sue Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Susie Hudson, Denise Hersberger, Debby Helterbrand, SonjaBunce. Carol Huntzinger, joan Newton, Edith Gustin, Margaret Davidson, Marka Maxwell, and Melanie Wise. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Huntzinger, Deanne Lewis, Laurie May, Rhonda Renbarger, D'Ann Bunce, Beverly Rushton, Tarri Howe, Patty Carlin, Terry Helter- brand, Debby Plummer, Becky Sears, and Luann Whisman. JUNIOR LEADERS, FRONT ROW: l. to r., Terry Woodward, jo Gustin, jan Hummer, Debby Hamilton, Brenda Hersberger, and Vicki Stewart. SECOND ROW: Melanie Fearnow, Debby Wise, Denise Hersberger, Marillis Metzger, Ioan Newton, Sarah Brown, and Cheryl Richards. THIRD ROW: Terry Rich, Blaine Coomer, Greg Hersberger, Bobby Gustin, and Fred Jennings. 32 Boys 4-H Club Boy's 4-H FRONT ROW: l. to r., Teresa Simmerman, Sharon Schuyler, Blaine Coomer, Bob Gustin, jan Hum- mer, Terry Rich, Fred Jennings, Gary Schuyler, and Steve Wilson. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Gustin, Karen Hesson, Gary Teeters, Richard Schuyler, Kerry Sylvester, Marshall Everitt, Bill Sears, Greg I-lersberger, and jerry Hull. THIRD ROW: Becky Sers, Paula Porter, Tony Mullet, Mike Wilson, Mike Plummer, Brian Bays, john Simmerman, and Brian Maxwell. The Lapel's 4-I-I clubs are divided into two clubs: the girl's 4-H club, which consists of the Young American, junior American, and the Live Forever clubs Who learn the art of homemaking, and the boy's 4-I-I club, but girls may also be members. In the boy's 4-H, the members may raise livestock and take part in farming and conservation. Crafts and electricity holds an enjoyment for those Who like to invent. In the girl's 4-H, the girls learn how to cook, plan meals, and budget spend- ing in foods. In clothing, the girls learn how to sew and use a pattern. 4-H is a good Way to spend one's summer and have fun too. 33 Sunshine Soc1'ely'Raa'1'ales Kindness The Sunshine Society carries on many charitable activities during the school year. This year the girls gath- ered clothing for the Save-the-Children Fund which Went to help the under- privileged children of Appalachia. This year the organization visited Riley Children's Hospital. The organization sponsored other money-making projects. The money made from these projects Went to Riley Foundation Fund. The organization adopted a Korean child. V The formal event for the year was the society's Christmas Dance. Sponsors: Mrs. Huntzinger and Mrs. Worton FIRST ROW: l. to r., Pam Fisher, jan Rich, Sarah Brown, Lynn Kincaid, joan Hunter, Betty Ridgway, Marsha Wood, Hope Edwards, Diane Pitcock, Vickie Stewart, and Janine Lackey. SECOND ROW: Debbie Moore, Dar- lene Haskell, Karen Castor, Cindy Huffman, Colleen Noblitt, Nola Gentry, Susie Shuck, Pam Gudgel, and jill Baka. THIRD ROW: jan Hummer, Millie Ackerman, Nancy Brinker, Sue Baker, Joyce Stoops, jackie Snyder, jo Custin, Connie Turner, Peggy Timmons, Terry Woodward, Nancy Sylvester, and Kyle Wolfe. FOURTH ROW Pam Buckner, Melanie Fearnow, Shirley Hobbs, Mary Lennis, Sandy Caplinger, Susan Barnhizer, Brenda Pitcock, Brenda Paulsel, Iva Harris, Debby Wise, Peggy McNally, Lynn Brinker, and Carol Retherford. 34 FIRST ROW: l. to r., Shirley Muse, Wanda Branham, Cindy Davis, Teresa Cox, Cheryl Richards, Vicky Bays, Vickie Hilligoss, Rosalie Huntzinger, Sue Wolfe, Brenda I-Iersberger, and Sue Beanblossom. SECOND ROW: Fern Graham, Stephanie Etchison, Iody Castor, Sharry Parker, Carolyn Ackerman, Cindy Caplinger, Tina Cook, Chris Ashby. Barb Reddick, jan Cox, and Liz Fisher. THIRD ROW: Edith Gustin, Teresa Males, Susan Stewart, Lue Ann Baka, Marillis Metzger, Brooke Jenson, Sandra Roudebush, Linda Shupe, Debbie May, Denise Beyer, and Debbie Wingo. FOURTH ROW: Tamara Love, Sonia Bunce, Ioan Newton, Lou Anne Duffitt, Carol I-Iuntzinger, Teresa Simmerman, Naomi Skiles, Shirley Perry, Debbie Gibson, and Marka Maxwell. I OFFICERS: Jane Ashby, President. STANDING: l. to r., D'Ann Teeters, Secretary, Sharon Schuy- ler, Treasurer, and Diane Mc- Clintock, Vice-President. Lapel High School SEATED, FIRST ROW: l. to r., Diana Heiny, Vickie Stewart, Sarah Brown, Luanne Duffitt, and Debbie Gibson. SECOND ROW: Karen Castor, Pam Buckner, Colleen Noblitt, Brenda Paulsel, Susan Barnhizer, Jodi Castor, and jon Hudson. THIRD ROW: Barb Reddick, Tonya Cain, Carol Huntzinger, Vickie Haskell, Linda Shupe, and Sonia Bunce. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Dale, Sue Wolfe, Brenda Hersberger, Steve Duffitt, jerry Hull, Bernie Faulkner, Debbie Sylvester, Sandy Roudebush, Rex Passwater, joan Newton, and jan Cox. STANDING: D'Ann Teeters, Directorsg Mrs. Adams and Mr. Wampler, Phil Rushton, and Steve Wilson. The high school band is one of the most active organizations in the school The band is composed of musicians from grades 9-12. The band begins its season with a Week at band camp fol- lowed by a performance at the Indiana State Fair. The band is also kept busy during the school year with perform- - ances at the home basketball games and various concerts . Band Director, Mr. Wampler, and Assistant Band Di- rector, Mr. Adams, discuss important band business with Sue Wolfe. 36 Concert and Marching Band SEATED, FIRST ROW: 1. to r., Jackie Moore, Durenda Hall, Cheryl Richards, and Betty Ridgway. SECOND ROW: Nancy Sylvester, David Huffman, Pam Gudgel, Joyce Stoops, Pruitt Layton, Jerry Howe, and Robert Al- lison. THIRD ROW: Jackie Snyder, Leslie Romine, Jerry Hull, Danny Lewis, Ronald Buckner, Peggy Timmons Rex Layton, Terry Rich, Terry Woodward, Gary Sylvester, Bennie Jennings, and Diane McClintock. FOURTH ROW: Greg Hensley, and Greg Layton. STANDING: Tony Mullett, Steve Perry, Tom Woodward, Mike Wilson Tim Wilson, and Jim Lawrence. n. I X it I L. to r., Diane McClintock, Debbie Gibson, Barb Reddick, Colleen Noblitt, Durenda Hall, D'Ann Teeters, Pam Gudgel, and Nancy Sylvester. DRUM MAJOR Jim Lawrence and HEAD MAJOR- ETTE D'Ann Teeters. Lapefs New Beal: Stage Band ii? Q .,,u: f -, Q STAGE BAND, FIRST ROW: l. to r., Peggy Dale, Steve Duffitt, jerry Hull, Debbie Sylvester, Bernie Faulkner and Rex Passwater. SECOND ROW: Bennie Jennings, Phil Rushton, Bob Allison, and jerry Howe. THIRD ROW Terry Rich, Terry Woodward, Diane McClintock, and Ron Buckner. DRUMS: Jim Lawrence. VOCALISTS: Carol Huntzinger, Lu Anne Duffitt, and Debbie Gibson. PIANIST: Betty Ridgway. 4 A - 5 I , K I BAND OFFICERS, SEATED: l. to r., President, Greg Hensley, and Secretary, Colleen Noblitt. STANDING: Drum Major, jim Lawrence, Librarian, Diana Heinyg Treasurer, jackie Snyderg Librarian, Leslie Romineg Head Majorette, D'Ann Teeters, and Vice-President, Greg Layton. 38 FLAG GIRLS, STANDING: l. to r., Teresa Cox, Cheryl Richards, Linda Shupe, and Teresa Males Jr. High and Grade Bands IR. HIGH BAND, FIRST ROW: l. to r., Becky Sears, Debra Husted, Paula Porter, Sherry Todd, Cheryl Gaus, and Donna Haig. SECOND ROW: Liz Lackey, Lynn Huntzinger, Beverly Branch, Laurie May, Karen Hessen, Karen Simons, Candy Wable, Rosie Cole, Rhonda Renbarger, Luann Whisman, and Sue Hudson. THIRD ROW: Beverly Rushton, D'Ann Bunce, Denise Allison, jim Anderson, Tarri Howe, David Shinholt, Don Shupe, Brian Maxwell, Barbara Tilley. Mark Barnhizer, Angie Wilson, Rick Hall, Charles Teeters, Greg Hobbs. jeffrey Coomer, and Bruce Poston. STANDING: Danny Bauer, Director, Mr. Adams, Richard Cole, jerry Mills, Bobby Chaney. Kevin Brattain, Kevin Barker, Gary Barker, Mike Richardson, Kim Hall, and Deanna Lewis. GRADE SCHOOL BAND, FIRST ROW: l. to r., Cathy Heiny, Deanna Morris, Debbie Castor, Mary Hendricks, Kendra Barker, Connie Helpling, and Teresa Whisman. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hensley, Cindi Howe, Cindy Husted, Norris Teeters, Shelia Branham, Melinda Richards, jill Newton, Donnie Whitmill, Field Olson, Gary Sylvester, and jeff Huntzinger. THIRD ROW: Mitzi Richardson, Melanie Crooks, Pam Boles, Lisa Gaus, Don Snyder, Brian Hoover, Mickey Mills, joe Dixon, Billy Pierce, jimmy Hormell, Donnie Allison, David Bunce, Elaine May, George Paulsel, julie Olesky, and Debbie Brown. FOURTH ROW: Teresa Harrison, Lisa Wilson, Brenda Fisher, Ricky Wise, and Mitch Richardson. STANDING: Paul Gustin, Leslie Green, Tommy Hobbs, Rondal Vickery, Craig Wessar, and Brian Lackey. DIRECTOR: Mr. Wampler. Lapel Concert Choir FIRST ROW: l. to r., Director, Mr. Adams, Marsha Wood, Pam Fisher, jim Fearnow, Steve Duffitt, Kent Hesson, Pruitt Layton, john Mills, jon Hudson, jim Howell, Durenda Hall, Susan Barnhizer, Diane McClintock, and jo Gustin. SECOND ROW: jackie Moore, Brenda Pitcock, Betty Ridgway, jim Bauer, Mike Bolten, jerry Howe, jay Chrisman, Lynn Brinker, Kyle Wolfe, Pam Buckner, Nola Gentry, jan Rich, Linda Howell, and Cheryl Richards. THIRD ROW: Diane Pitcock, Sharon Schuyler, Terry Howell, jackie Snyder, Debbie Sylvester, Mealnie Fear- now, Terry May, Sue Beanblossom, jim Lawrence, Bruce Hersberger, Janine Lackey, Debbie Wise, Sue Baker, D'Ann Teeters, and Vickie Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Sue Wolfe, joan Hunter, john Newby, Rex Layton, Phil Rushton, john Kanable, Rex Passwater, Greg Layton, Greg Hensley, Paul Hughes, Terry Rich, Ron Buckner, Bob Merrill, and Tim Merrill. PIANISTS: Diana Heiny and Nancy Sylvester. Another busy musical organization is the high school concert choir. This is a very select group composed of students from grades 9-12. This group keeps busy by performing at concerts and various school convo- cations. OFFICERS: 1. to r., Durenda Hall, Secretary, Rex Passwater Vice-President, jim Bauer, Treasurer, john Mills, President, and Diane McClintock, Librarian. 40 All-Stale Chorus TOP ROW: l. to r., Rex Passwater, Greg Layton, john Mills, Paul Hughes, and Steve Duffitt. SECOND ROW: jackie Snyder, Terry Rich, D'Ann Teeters, Bruce Hersberger, and Vickie Stewart. THIRD ROW: Diane Pit- cock, Betty Ridgway, and Sue Baker. FOURTH ROW: joan Hunter, Bob Merrill, and Diana Heiny. Director: Mr. Adams. Girls Glee Club FIRST ROW: l. to r., joy Carey, jan Cox, Shirley Perry, Sandy Roudebush, Carol Huntzinger, Debby Gibson, Sharon Heiny, Rosalie Huntzinger, Marcia Clevenger, joan Newton, and Cindi Davis. SECOND ROW: Iva Harris, Vicky Haskell, Debby May, Denise Bever, Brenda Hersberger, Naomi Skiles, Teresa Cox, Sonja Bunce, Linda Shupe, Marka Maxwell, Linda Spegal, and Miss Jeanine Terhune, Director. THIRD ROW: Tonja Cain, Diane Parsons, Carol Upton, Marty Fields, Terry Males, Vicky Bays, Lou Ann Duffitt, Melinda Walker, Shirley Muse, Wanda Branham, Brooke Jensen, and Marillis Metzger. v New Beal: Swing Choir SEATED: l. to r., Greg Hensley, Brenda Pitcock, Pam Buckner, and jim Bauer. STANDING: Rex Passwater, Melanie Fearnow, Brenda Paulsel, Terry Rich, Greg Layton, D'Ann Teeters, Steve Duffitt, Marsha Wood, Paul Hughes, Betty Ridgway, Bruce I-lersberger, Nancy Sylvester, joan Hunter, and john Mills. DRUMS: jim Lawrence DIRECTOR: Miss Jeannine Terhune. A new organization, the Swing Choir, T was added to the music department this year. Under the direction of Miss jean- nine Terhune, the Swing Choir has performed for several special programs and school convocations. The nineteen juniors and seniors were selected after auditions before the music faculty. The group is known for their lively, ener- getic renditions of the most popular modern songs. , , It DIRECTOR: Miss Terhune 42 Jr. High Choir FIRST ROW: l. to r,, Cheryl Cook, Debbie Hobbs, Kevin Barker, Mark Barnhizer, john Simmerman, jeff Coomer, Bruce Poston, Sue Hudson, and Beverly Rushton. SECOND ROW: Deanne Lewis, Cheryl Caus, Bob Chaney, Robert Eliason, Kim Hall, Kavin Bond, Rhesa Smith, Paula Porter, and Melinda Boyd. THIRD ROW: Angie Wilson, Lynne Huntzinger, Margaret Harris, Kevin Brattain, Dennis Allison, jim Anderson, D'Ann Bunce Mary Perry, Becky Sears, and Vana Perry. FOURTH ROW: Tarri Howe, Laurie May, Becky Becraft, Kellee Conner, Shirley Carmen, Cvale Retherford, Debbie Husted, Melanie Wise, and Rhonda Renbarger. Pianist: Rosie Cole. Director: Mr. Wampler. Swing choir entertains during Senior class play. 43 Audio- Visual af ! l lf 4, KNEELING: l. to r., Anton Jensen, Bob Gustin, Paul Hughes, Tom Woodward. STANDING: Norman Filburn, jim Bauer, Robert Milliner, Kevin Castor, Dan Bauer, Mr. Cox, Sponsor, Bob Breece, and Don Bixler. jjice Girls l To I FIRST ROW: 1. to r., jane Ashby, Nancy Brinker, Pam Fisher, Marsha Wood, jackie Snyder, Pam Gudgel, and jill Baka. SECOND ROW: Brenda Paulsel, Terry Howell, Anna Marie Boyd, Sharon Schuyler, Diane Pitcock, Hope Edwards, and Cindy Huffman. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Gustin, Sarah Brown, Lynn Kincaid, Iva Harris, Linda Howell, Sharry Parker, and D'Ann Teeters. 44 Librarians 6 we LHPEL. 1 rf! , , vmagz. 9-gsifz--22212 3553! E ' fiffffnif'-! E22 322353 BULB - 932' tlflfgff-395. 333 'Q ' wig -'U 7' 7-x'i2 W g .43i2!Ta.,:,.3!Z.1i.'!i'3'7g-.FZ h,,1.,..4..f.Za:'5S935 Q QBESQSQZHSBHQA Lili! L-J ERIE! RIB!!! REI!!! Librarians: l. to r., jeff johnson, jim Lawrence, Denise Beaver, Parn Gudgel, Tom Pritchard, Gene Upton, jill Baka, Steve Caplinger, and Mrs. Wells. Twelve Year Classmates FIRST ROW: l. to r., Tom Whetsel, jeff Snyder, Terry Rich, Greg Layton, Bernie Faulkner, john Mills, Ed Helterbrand, and Steve Gudgel. SECOND ROW: Millie Ackerman, jan Hummer, Diana Heiny, Marsha Wood, Joyce Stoops, Colleen Noblitt, Karen Castor, Cindy Huffman, Diane Haskell, Debbie Moore, and Sarah B1-Qwn, THIRD ROW: jane Ashby, Nancy Brinker, Pam Cudgel, jackie Snyder, Sue Baker, Pam Fisher, jan Rich, jill Baka, Vickie Stewart, Susie Shuck, Betty Ridgway. FOURTH ROW: Doug Elsten, john Faust, Alan Kilburn, Bruce Hersberger, John Olesky, Doug Jarrett, and Bob Breece. The Bulldog Staff Advisor--Miss Lucille Rockey, Co-Editors--Larry Castor and Bugjnegg Managervpam Fisher Bruce Hersberger. .4-Qi? Class Editors--Kyle Collins, Kerry O'Connor, Lynn Kincaid, Sports Editors--Terry Rich and Bernie Faulkner. and John Mills. Ads--Nola Gentry, Susie Shuck, Collen Noblitt, and jan Rich. 46 Sales--Marsha Wood, Joyce Stoops, Steve Caplinger, and Steve Gudgel. Proofreaders--Diana Heiny and Peggy Dale Artist- -joan Hunter Typists--Sue Baker, Diane Pitcock. and Cindy Huff man. Copy Editors--Vickie Stewart, jackie Snyder, and Janine Lackey. l899 QQ? 02 I'- ml f Q- 5 O 47,05 L XS Athletics play a Vital part in the life of a student body Lapel High School does an outstanding job of filling this need. Lapel, a member of the White River Confer- ence, actively engages other area schools in athletic competition. This competition teaches the boys sports- manship, an important attribute in life. Lapel, as a member of the Indiana High School Ath- letic Association, must follow- strict rules governing its conduct. Lapel's athletic program is one of which We can be proud. Mol and Sounds 0fSp0rIs Q Underclassrnen Show Promise ,si ,fif .Q A ' ' ' -' 111' v - g ' ,ing b ' ' . .Q Q U' , , . J. U , .Q , W 4. . . l.. . f . -' . 4' ' - - ., -,Af -' . ...,f... FRONT ROW, l. to r., jimmy Howell, David Fuqua, Ronald Buckner. SECOND ROW: Terry Campfield, Mere- dith Ray, Gary Parks, Phillip Parks, John Barcus, Kim Mills, Mike Plurnmer. THIRD ROW: Coach Dallas Hun- ter, Gary Flowers, Greg Layton, Rex Passwater, Fred Jennings, Greg Hensley, Dale Lewis, Benny Jennings, Terry Rich was absent when picture was taken. Layton's key hitting gains him position on All- Conference team. 50 The 1968 Lapel base- ball team came through with a 10--13 record for this season's play. The team placed fifth in the entire White River Con- ference behind the power- ful hitting of Senior Greg Layton, which helped him be elected to the 1968 White River All-Confer- ence team . Under the coaching of Dallas Hunter the team's outlook for the future is very promising. Campfield looks in for sign during Highland game. L. to R: Marshall Everitt, David Fuqua, Terry Campfield, Roger Willoughby, Mike Plummer. SECOND ROW Coach Jack Steinhart, John Thomas, Terry Rich, Bobby C-ustin, Greg Layton, jerry Pitcock. V6Il'S1'ly and Reserve Teams L. to R: Steve Duffit, Jim Howell, Gary Stinson, Kim Mills, Bill Sears, jon Hudson. SECOND ROW: Tony Blake, Gary Flowers, Rex Passwater, Phil Parks, Steve Wilson. W S ,K - Cross Country Team Has Winning Season The Lapel varsity Cross Country team, under Coach Steinhart, recorded twelve victories and four losses for the 1968 season. Coach Steinhart's reserve team had a winning 1968 season of six victories and three losses. In conference competi- tion, the Bulldogs placed fifth. Mr. Steinhart gives varsity team final instructions before key meet. 53 The Bulldog Varsity 1968-69 FRONT ROW: 1. to r.: john Thomas, assistant managerg Gary Flowers, Meredith Ray, jim Howell, jerry Pitcock, David Fuqua, Mike Plummer, assistant managerg Terry Rich, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Price Brookfield, assistant coachg Bob Gustin, Steve Wilson, Greg Layton, Fred Jennings, Rex Passwater, Dale Lewis, Steve Cap- linger, Mr. Dallas Hunter, head coach. 54 The Bulldog Reserve FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: Ronnie Buckner, Gary Flowers, Jon Hudson, jimmy jack Howell, Terry Campfield Mere dith Ray, Mike Plummer, Manager. ROW TWO, Mr. Brookfield, Coach, Bennie Jennings, Mark Eliaso Dale Lewis, Alvin Jenkins, Tony Blake, Gary Parks, john Thomas, Manager. on silels Woni 7 R 1 es, ,,,, ,eyrryesyyr , R, T ,Q ,sy gg .,irs,s, 1-26 Gif, slyes l'i RRR1 illiirisi V '-s'sk 'lfiliiijl -V,,i 'C ',1,, ' Q, ., ' 'f . ,, K fi'E,,Q, JFEQVZTET3 l::,f ',,f Q41 'r11', 3.1 :I ,1,',V is ,.V,, ',V,,.',- 'V-'V,'Y S T T38 ,if .V'i 4 li,l,i', iff f ,lrrl f fQ,flff,, f33 T ilfl TAM sl - y ,V, Vi15I,E1',3 2 ey ie, Vli' 36 ,,y V is ii ,TV TYI, R 51 ki i.V,. VV,V I K V.-kkf if ,-h, I jp? 1 i,i'1,'l 52 i,e,r,i,l ,iff 41 R43 54 v 39 so is 52 T 40 4,33 44 . 39 I hh 41 - f 1 r eersrs ieeelys l TT, . , ,,,, siie, f rssreyss we rsrsersssslrri lss srsiii liii' PQ1T1f11GCQ1?:isii3fllf sl, ' Tris Tiff iiri iriei R iri, F? 'Vi,k:i Yorktown Y'fifgfiElf ieee T of Hancock Summitvi Ile Tri High Shenandoah Sheridan yysssssll Highland Q - Mt . Vernon ssrr f 11. Bulldogs Goin cz Tourney Crown X a I Bob Gustin anticipates two. Fred Jennings fights for tip-in. David Fuqua tOSSeS in two- Steve Caplinger awaits hopeful reboimd 56 Co-captains David Fuqua and Greg Layton accept championship trophy. SUM Coach Hunter explains the team's success. 57 ix E 1' X Q avi? ,Xi Q Mgfyf ,gf if ,f-aryvw ,gg 5 . 1 - if E, . mg, ilu Pep Club V .AV R. 93,1 Seb 11' ,xr -1 1 1 1 A , i . 1 r 4 FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Mrs. Bckhardt, Sponsor, Sharry Parker, Jody Castor, Terry May, Karen Castor, Susan Barn- hizer, Jackie Snyder, Mrs. Hersberger, Sponsor. SECOND ROW, Joyce Stoops, Vickie Stewart, Cindy Huffman, Hope Edwards, Sue Baker, Pam Fisher, Diane Pitcock, Marsha Wood, Janine Lackey, and Pam Barnard. THIRD ROW, Iva Harris, Betty Ridgway, Jan Rich, Nola Gentry, Joan Hunter, Stephanie Etchison, Diane Haskell, Sharon Schuyler, Darlene Haskell, and Sonia Bunce. FOURTH ROW, D'Ann Teeters, Terry Woodward, Peggy Timmons, Kyle Wolfe, Jackie Moore, Debbie Hamilton, Jo Gustin, Melanie Fearnow, Beth Houk, and Carol Retherford. FIFTH ROW, Diane McClintock, Pam Buckner, Leslie Romine, Debby Wise, Marka Maxwell, Shirley Perry, Tonja Cain, Linda Spegal, Rosalie Huntzinger, and Sue Beanblossom. SIXTH ROW, Nancy Sylvester, Durenda Hall, Brenda Paulsel, Debbie Sylvester, Susan lrby, Cheryl Gaus, Terri Cinder, Joy Carey, Wanda Branham, and Marsha Ballard. SEVENTH ROW, Cheryl Richards, Sue Wolfe, Brenda Hersberger, Teresa Cox, Angie Wilson, Laurie May, Debbie May, Chris Ashby, Tina Cook, and Debbie Hersberger. EIGHTH ROW, Debbie Gibson, Maryllis Metzger, Laura O'Connor, Naomi Skiles, Deanne Lewis, Rhesa Smith, Gale Retherford, Sandy Randall, Edith Gustin, and D'Ann Bunce. NINTH ROW, Sharon Colip, Donna Carey, Karen Colip, Sherry Todd, Joan New- ton, Teresa Simmerman, Mary Perry, Karen Hesson, Liz Lackey, and Beverly Rushton. TENTH ROW, Rainea Has- kell, Rhonda Renbarger, Susie Hudson, Lynne Huntzinger, Tamera Love, Terri Males, Sandy Roudebush, Linda Shupe, Debbie Plummer, and Melanie Wise. ELEVENTH ROW, Luanne Whisman, Becky Teeters, Becky Sears, Barbie Tilley, Luanne Duffitt, Carol Huntzinger, Vickie Haskell, Becky Becraft, Vana Perry, and Debbie Hobbs. 59 Varsil y Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleadersg 1. to r.: jackie Snyder, Karen Castor, and Susan Barnhizer. Reserve Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleadersg 1. to r.: Linda Howell, Sharry Parker, jodi Castor, and Terry May 60 Freshmen Cheerleaders 1 2 mm vwmfaa-,wwf was ,K if si Freshman Cheerleadersg 1. to r.: Debbie May, Marsha Ballard, Linda Shupe. TOP: Debbie Gibson Jr. High Cheerleaders 5 3 Jr. High Cheerieadersg 1. to r.5 Laurie May, Angie Wilson, Sherry Todd, Candy Wable. 61 Freshmen Team DUO 11344 42 I4 30 M 4 17 L24 4 N-Y FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: Manager, Mike Plummer, Pruitt Layton, Danny Lewis, Mike Wilso Danny P tcock Man ager, jeff Passwater. ROW TWO, Neal Carman, john Barcus, john Kanable, Phil Rushto Dav d Hull Eddie Moore, and Coach, Mr. Marvin Pike. Won 3 Lost 6 Lapel Gpp. 41 46 Highland 44 40 Hamilton Hgts. 23 67 Mt. Vernon 32 56 Frankton 29 45 Eastern Hancock 38 62 Yorktown 40 42 Shenandoah 46 45 Pendleton 35 32 Markleville Eighth Grade Team X x X - 3 1 1 Q I E E-F24 wad S. ' B ' Q FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Bobby Chaney, jim Hiday, Dan Bauer, Richard Schuyler. ROW TWO, Jerry Mills, Mark Barnhizer, Kim Hall, Donnie Teeters. ROW THREE, jim Anderson, Student Manager, Mike Kincaid, Gary Barker, Richard Cole, Mike Grant, Mike Richardson, Bruce Poston, Student Manager, Mr. Ronald Steinhart, Coach. Won 7 Lost 13 Lapel Opp. 32 47 Hamilton Southeastern 27 33 Mt. Vernon 41 25 Fall Creek 33 42 jackson Twp. 53 27 Markleville 28 41 Highland 63 50 jackson Twp. 29 28 St. Mary's 34 47 Leach 33 50 Hanilton Heights 26 45 Greenfield 38 32 St. Ambrose 48 32 Frankton 47 36 Noblesville 40 45 Eastern Hancock 35 42 Yorktown 40 42 Surnmitville 49 56 Shenandoah 47 56 Leach 36 39 Pendleton 63 Seventh Grade Team i , , ' J l ? i 2 r 2 f E 2 1 gy, 51 . ' 1 , X K L 9 1 5 3 , ,ss - 2 'Ci' - 1 ...th A 1 415 FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Monte Howell, Mickey Mills, Perry Pile, Kevin Bratton, jeff Passwater Brad Forrer ROW TWO, R. K. Eliason, Student Manager, Terry Moore, Charles Teeters, Mark Barnhizer, Donnie Shupe Ronnie Howell, Dave Clark, Student Manager, Mr. Ronald Steinhart, Coach. Won 14 Lost 6 Lapel Opp 35 29 Hamilton Southeastern 35 28 Mt. Vernon 50 23 Ingalls 36 30 Fall Creek 30 21 Jackson Twp. 50 17 Markleville 36 38 Highland 37 10 jackson Twp. 44 62 St. Mary's 40 36 Leach 28 30 Hamilton Hgts . 31 33 Greenfield 25 14 St. Ambrose 31 27 Frankton 39 34 Noblesville 40 30 Eastern Hancock 44 47 Yorktown 30 23 Summitville 43 23 Leach 19 29 Pendleton : The Others Who Help Scorekeeper, Mr. jon Tripperg Timer, Mr. jack Steinhart Student Managersg Terry Rich, john Thomas, and Mike Plummer. l 65 2. K yn is h 1 K ie. . - T les i nf ' -3 ., . s --f:' 'E .'f T f Athletic Director, Mr. Dallas Himter Ushersg Tom Bennet, Steve Stuart, jim Lewis, and Bob Wolfegang. Statisticiansg Larry Castor, Mike Poston and Greg Hensley. Cindermen Expect Fine Year asm PM A 1 was ' W Q as . .. 5 , ,,, A , - -. in in sw Ay - wt' A' ,ff 1 ' M t ' ' A f - a N, if F 1, wwf- . , , Q W' ' - . f - FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Jerry Pitcock, Bill Sears, Roger Willoughby, Jim Bauer, Steve Duffitt, Phil Parks, Marshall Everitt, David Fuqua, and Terry Rich. BACK ROW: Gary Scherer, Gary Stinson, Gary Flowers, Alvin jenkins, Bob Gustin, Steve Caplinger, Fred Jennings, Greg Layton, Tony Blake, Bob Cox, and Gary Plumee. 1 , ,Z ' If 'V NL., fm, ,f K gg ,, ' L 1 - A . Q 4' J' FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Chuck Peterson, Danny Lewis, Mike Wilson, Frankie Ellis, Pruitt Layton, David Huffman, Danny Pitcock, and jon Hudson. BACK ROW: Tim Wilson, jim Fearnow, Meredith Ray, Phil Rushton, Gary Parks, jon Kanable, David Hull, Torn Bennett, Ion Barcus, and Neal Carman. 66 Relurmng Letterman David Fuqua and jerry P1tcock out for early pract1ce fluff, digits Wap!! ,, ,N ' - 'A-4mi5i?W M mn-af'.-iss-r' 4. Pole Vaulter Davxd Fuqua Greg Layton, Bob GuSt1H Davld Fuqua jerry Pltcock and Terry Rich XLPEL 1969 Varsity GUM Team 1. Y, K . FRONT ROW3 l. to r.: Coach Ronald Steinhart, Bob Kluth, Gary Schuyler, Kim Mills, Larry Edwards, Russ I-Ieiny ROW TWO, Tom Whetsel, Rex Passwater, Bernie Faulkner, Brent Watkins. Another facet of Lapel's sports pro- gram is golf. With all five lettermen returning, the 1969 golf season promises to be one of the most successful in La- pel's history. Coached by Mr. Ronald Steinhart, the linksmen will participate in fourteen meets plus W.R. conference and sectional matches. Russ Heiny, Bernie Faulkner, and Larry Edwards total scores. H4 Linksmen in Action Golf is a game of yards . . . And Inches , 5 4 r l 1, ' 3 - vo' at nite rw, A 4-f he-13 , l Bob Kluth prepares to tee -off. Larry Edwards blasts out of a difficult lie. Steve Dale ponders over a crucial putt. Tgm W1-1915591 Shows good form. 1899 .X-HG. cvs HSC, Q W7 2 'T Q +I I1 ,CEL X The academic curriculum of Lapel High School prepares the students for the future by offering va- riety of courses. The requirements of college-bound students are fulfilled by advanced courses in math, English, language, social Sciences, and civics. For those commercial students, subjects in secretarial studies are offered. The needs of many students are answered by the many different vocational courses. Furthermore, elective classes such as music and art make the graduate of Lapel High School a Well-rounded individual. The Sights X and Sounds 0fAccza'em1'Cs AL Mr. Robert Adams: Choir, jr. High Band, 5, 6, and 8th grade music. Mrs. Donna Briles: 7 and 9 English, World History. Mr. Price Brookfield: Reserve basketball, jr. High cross country and track, P.E., Health, History, 7 and Sth. Mr. Ken Cox: Advanced math, Algebra II, general math, Head of Math Department, Sophomore class sponsor, Audio-Visual Director. Mrs. Marka Eckhardt: Girls physical educa- tion and health, Freshman class sponsor, Pep Club sponsor, cheerleader sponsor. Mr. Bill French: Industrial arts 7-125 Head of Industrial Arts Department, Senior sponsor. Mr. Robert Gehlbach: Algebra I, Geometry. Mrs. Sue Hersberger: 8 and 11th English, Director of junior and Senior class plays, Seventh grade sponsor, Assistant Pep Club sponsor. Mr. Dallas Hunter: Boys physical education and health, Science, Athletic Director, Head Basketball, Baseball, and Track Coach. Mrs. Elizabeth Huntzinger: Home Economics, Guidance Counselor, Sunshine Society co- sponsor. Miss Genevieve Lyon: High School, junior High, and Elementary Art. Mrs. Anita Michael: junior High Science, High School and Elementary Art. Mrs. Marion Nogglez 7 and 12th English, Latin, Head of English Department, Na- tional Honor Society sponsor, Latin Club sponsor. Mr. Larry Pearson: junior High Math. Faculty Widens 'UNM PKK One's Perspective lf M,-nts V ?l' . Gln Miss Lucille Rockey: American History, Government, Sociology, Annual Advisor, Eighth grade sponsor, Model U.N., Inter- national Day, Student Council, Head of Social Studies Department. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaul: Secretarial training, Beginning and Advanced typing, Shorthand School Treasurer. Mrs. jean Snyder: Biology, Chemistry, Physics. Mr. Fred St. john: Vocational Agriculture, Driver Training, F. F. A. advisor, 4-H super- visor. Mr. Ronald Steinhart: Business Education, physical education, Driver Training, Ir. High basketball, Golf and cross country coach, Seventh grade sponsor. Miss Jeannine Terhune: 7 and 8th grade music, Elementary music, Girls' Chorus, Swing Choir. Mr. Donald Trisler: History 10, journalism, Exploratory teaching, Curriculum Advisor, Eighth grade sponsor, Director of Elemen- tary and High School Guidance. Mrs. Margaret Trisler: English 10, Book- keeping 12, Spanish, Senior class sponsor, Head of Foreign Language Department. Mr. Ion Trippeer: 9 and 12th Drafting, jr. High crafts, Assistant varsity track coach, Freshman track coach. Mr. James Wampler: Band, Stage Band, jr. High Choir, 5 and 6th grade Band, Head of Music Department. Mrs. Irma Wells: Librarian. Mrs. Anne Whalen: English 10, French, jun ior class sponsor. Mrs. Jane Worton: jr. and Sr. High Home Economics, Art 7, Sophomore class spon- sor, Sunshine co-sponsor, Adult Education. English Teaches Unity in C0mm1,mical1'0rz English--Training the Lapel students to be fluent in public speaking and de- bating, adept in creative and technical writing, and comprehensive in the field of literature are the goals of the English Department. Students develop self- confidence and a Way to express them- selves vocally through practice in de- bating and public speaking. In composition classes, they are en- couraged to use original ideas and or- ganize them into comprehensive essays and themes. The students turn their in- terest toward the classic Works of great English as Well as American Writers and poets in literature classes. All of these various phases of English are taught to help our students develop a well-rounded curriculum . o4.,...,...,..: Languages Leaa' to a Better Understandzng ofthe Worla' Language - -The language department now offers three foreign languages: Spanish, Latin, and French. Although only two years of each language are of- fered at the present time, plans are be- ing made to offer a more advanced study in the near future. The Spanish class is using a new textbook this year. A tape recorder is also a great help to the class as they hear the taped voice of a speaker whose na- tive tongue is Spanish. The recorder aids in exercise drills and keeps the Spanish class ever advancing. Although Latin is not a spoken lan- guage, it plays a vital part in the de- velopment of a large and useful vocab- ulary. It aids the student because many English words are direct Latin deriva- tives. Legal terms, medical terms, and even our most advanced space terms are proof that Latin lives to- day . The French class also has a new textbook this year. To learn correct pronunciation, the French students lis- ten to tapes which supplement the new book. The class also uses French mag- azines to acquaint them with the modern France of today. Maths and Sciences Stimulate Young Minds at L.H.S. Science--The study of the ever- advancing World of science begins with the study of man and his environment in a Freshman biology course. Biology students dissect animals, collect and catalogue leaves and flowers, and ex- amine living organisms. This study is also a preliminary course to more specialized sciences. Accurate formu- las, the proper use of chemicals and correct lab procedures are a few of the skills learned from the Chemistry course. Math--The Mathematics department prepares many students for advanced work on college level and instructs others in fundamentals and principles useful in everyday life. First and sec- ond years Algebra, Geometry, and Sen- ior Advanced Math provide occasion for exploring into this fundamental science. i 76 o Q S0e1'a!SIaa'1'es Teach H erilage ana' Una'erslana'1'ng Developing and instilling in its students an interest in the past, present, and future is the task of the Lapel Social Studies Department. The younger students study World History and geography, and the up- perclassmen study American History and Government. All are taught a knowledge which is vital in every- one's life. Senior students now explore the field of sociology, which prepares them for modern society. .Wtwa ,si Q 77 The Crealzve World 0fAgr1'culIure and Induslr1'a!Arls pwfww, lndustrial Arts--Industrial Arts is a study of the tools, materials, and proc- esses of industry. Lapel High School has a variety of types of education in this field. One of the important courses is Drafting. This course is offered in all four high school years, the first two being spent learning general drafting practices, the third year learning ma- chine drawing, and the fourth in study- ing architectural drawing. Three years of Shop courses are of- fered at Lapel: Wood Shop 10, Metal Shop ll, and Advance Shop for Seniors. These courses plus others go together to make the fine Industrial Art program at Lapel. MMSl.C and Art Enriches CulluraIL1fe at L.H.S. f X if .ir tvs -ls 5' Art--Drawing, painting, crafts, and ceramics are offered to the students of Lapel Who possess artistic talent. Their ability to express themselves in these classes is very important, as self- expression of emotions is vital to every- one. Art education supplies an oppor- tunity for students to develop their crea- tive potential. Music--The Music Department tries to develop in the students and interest in and appreciation for all fields of music. In music class, the students learn the rudiments of music. Another phase of this class is to acquaint the students with classic composers and their Works. Through participation in Concert Band, Marching Band, Concert Choir, and Girl's Choir, the students not only de- velop their individual talents, but they also learn the importance of working to- gether and the necessity of cooperation. All of these classes contribute to the advancement of students by cultivating interests and abilities that might other- Wise go unnoticed. I lv W.,-him Commercial and Home Economics Balance the Curriculum Home Economics--The Home Economics classes offered at Lapel are a great aid to those girls who are interested in a Home Ec- onomics or Nursing career. Such topics as food preparation, child care and development, family buying, personality development, home nursing, consumer buying, home management, and food preservation pro- vide useful information to any of the girls en- rolled in this three year course. Activities include a trip to the Indianapolis Home Show, Kroger Distribution Center, and preparation of a Christmas banquet given to the faculty. Commercial--Lapel High School offers many courses for the business minded stu- dents. The Secretarial Training course helps the students to review their knowledge of typ- ing and shorthand. This course acquaints the students with new machinery and office skills . A General Business course acquaints the stu- dents with the general practices of the busi- ness-world. Bookkeeping and accounting help the students in making decisions concerning their careers in Business. A-gi, 'Q 1 ,pil- -WF- Physica! Education to Build Strong Bodies Physical education plays an important cause it provides an opportunity for vig- orous physical activity, it contributes to the general health and fitness of the stu- dents. It assists the individual student in learning to Work with his fellow class- mates through organized team effort. It - encourages good sportsmanship through dents how to lose as well as how to win. Physical education classes are re- quired for all students in grades 7 through 10. Among the activities of the boys' classes are basketball, softball, gymnastics, track, volleyball, soccer, hiking and calisthenics . The girls' r classes take part in various modifica- tions of these activities plus several others including: group games and folk dancing. role in the daily school curriculum. Be- friendly competition and teaches the stu- Gu1'a'ance,Aud1'o Vzsual and Lzbrarv Round ulCurr1cu!um Library--The library has a wide se- lection of both fiction and non-fiction books, reference books of various kinds, and current periodicals . These re- sources are at the disposal of any stu- dent or teacher who wishes to use them. The library department works closely with the academic departments to aid the students in supplementing their reg- ular study with outside resources. Audio -Visual--The Audio -Visual De- partment, under the direction of Mr. Cox, enhances learning through various means of sight and sound. Mr. Cox, with the aid of student technicians and projectionists, supervises the use of the projectors, orders films and records, maintains large wall charts, and is re- sponsible for the care of any visual-aid equipment. Different film strips, slides, movies, overhead projectors, charts, and records are a great benefit to the school system, for by seeing and hearing the lessons, memorization is easier . Guidance--Supervised by Mr . Trisler and Mrs. Huntzinger, the guidance office serves all members of the school. Records of students' grades and scores, their progress on achievement tests, and information concerning colleges and job opportunities are kept here. In this way, the Guidance Department proves to be one of the most valuable in the school J czmlors if A' 3 ' ivy- 'i i ' , 5 kt: h A wk ww ,..--' xl-Mg . bww . ., . E Pete McFadden Emma Smith Cafeteria Workers QF 5 1 5 ,I 1 Q' 5 iiiie B jg? 'S SEATEDg 1. to r.: Ruth VanDuyn, Betty Smith, Naomi Baker, and Nadene Boles. STANDING3 Anabell Oleksy, Dor- cas Mullit, Wilma Shupe, and Maxine I-Iofer, Manager. .HIG . X, l899H 0 ,ff O -J 2 K Q vp X ft People who need people are the luckiest people in the world. This is the basic principle that the students of Lapel High School follow. Here lasting friendships are made and basic understandings are developed, The students of Lapel High form com- mon honds through athletics, Organizations, and other activities. Learning Cooperation with fellow- man is one of I.apel's major objectives. if YWeSghm Ji and Sounds 0fPe0ple L Admin 1'stral1'0n Class of 1969-- I would like to congratulate the class of 1969 for the many outstanding achievements and your officers and sponsors, Mrs. Trisler and Mr. French for their splendid leadership. This annual is a good example of your ability to achieve and to Work to- gether. We have confidence in your knowledge of high morals and good character. We believe with all of these traits you will become outstanding citi- zens in our community. I feel that you have developed the foundation that will help you in reaching your highest goals of life. Thank you for your fine cooperation in making this a very successful school year. May God bless each of you and fill your life with happiness and success. Your principal, Almeria? J- Gerald T. Roudebush A dvisory Board 1 x i , ! f 5 I '-is .QD Principal: Gerald T. Roudebush Advisory Board: 1. to r.3 james Layton, Lawrence Heiny, Trusteeg Robert Wil- son, Kenneth Bodenhorn. -113'-'M Assistant Principal--Marvin Pike County Superintendent--Victor M. Evans VIII M., M' L M Secretary--Mrs. Peggy P21-11391 Treasurer--Mrs. Elizabeth Shaul 87 'glib' Senior boys cramming for a test. Hoody ! Senior play? 5 I Senior Set Q C THE MEN? Jackie reading books like that? Socializes l ,..,. Nola know-it-all tells how it is. Senior Sophisticates? Wake-up Wood! He1p! Q 1 : ' - fu 1 The ole Ninth Street Gang We have DIYUSSRII il-pe fouflgillif he mnnniningmm Inform np. ww MRS. TRISLER STEPHEN ALAN GUDGEL MR. FRENCH Sponsor President Sponsor YNTHIA ANNE HUFFMAN LARRY L. CASTOR VICKIE J. STEWART easurer Vice-President Secretary Y I AMELIA ANN ACKERMAN JANE ELLEN ASHBY MARILYN JILL BAKA GLORIA SUE BAKER DAN M. BIXLER JAMES EDWARD BOLES ROBERT L. BOND ROBERT NORRIS BREECE NANCY L. BRINKER SARAH ANN BROWN CARO LYN L . BRUNNER KAREN JEAN CASTOR STEPHEN E. CAPLINGER DEBORAH S . C LARK KYLE E. COLLINS PEGGY A. DALE ANITA HOPE EDWARDS DONALD L. ELLIS BERNARD C . FAULKNER DOUGLAS W. ELSTEN JOHN FREDERICK FAUST , --gg f PAMELA SUE FISHER NOLA I. GENTRY VICKI JEAN GERBER JOHN R. GRAVES PAMELA ANN GUDGEL ROBERT G. GUSTIN DARLENE E. HASKELL DIANE KAY HASKELL DIANA F. HEINY EDGAR KENTON I-IE LTERBRAND GREGORYJ. HENSLEY BRUCE L. HERSBERGER JAN ELAINE HUMMER SUSAN M. J. HUNTER DOUG JARRETT ANTON JAMES JENSEN JEFFREY LEX JOHNSON ALAN D. KILBURN ELIZABETH LYNN KINCAID ADW JANINE ANN LACKEY GREGORY A. LAYTON ROBERT E. MERRILL, JR. JOHN H. MILLS DEBORAH KAY MOORE ANN COLLE EN NOBLITT THOMAS I. OLEKSY KERRY F. O'CONNOR FRANCES DIANE PITCOCK JERRY WAYNE PITCOCK JAN ELAINE RICH TERRY A RICH BETTY SUE RIDGWAY EDDIE KENNETH RUSSELL BUTCI-I ROMINES SUZANNE SHUCK JACQUELINE L. SNYDER JEFFERY L. SNYDER' JERRY SPINGER JOYCE A. STOOPS JUDY VAN BUSKIRK TOM TREVOR WHETSEL MARSHA J. WOOD Juniors A nticzpate . ix, 5 W M as E , W H 3 2 igfff M.r. Hunter Sponsor Bob Allison Pam Barnard Susan Barnhizer jim Bauer Mike Bolton Dan Boone Anna Marie Boyd Lynn Brinker Pam Buckner Terry Campfield Sandy Caplinger Kevin Castor Dan Clark Kevin Collins Blaine Coomer Bob Cox Steve Denham Steve Duffitt Dave Earlywine Marshall Everitt Melanie Fearnow Marty Fields Norman Filburn Gary Flowers Steve Goodman Rick Green Elizabeth Gustin Durenda Hall Iva Harris Rusty Heiny Patty Henderson Shirley Hobbs Beth Houk Terry Howell Henry Hudson Paul Hughes Kerry Jarrell Fred Jennings Sharon King Steve Lackey jim Lawrence Bill Lawson X A usy Senior Year . ,sv I Gsm '. fin. 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':,..:Ev1, ' ' ' ' g -. U M 1, . sfiiitiv .L ,, any r , . rllr as f t f 'A A V' ' era 3 K. Mrs . Eckhardt Sponsor V43 :KTA MQ' if '62i':5?5YEk:7Zi6? ' 219 - 1 2 . 5, W - in 'E is Q. mi I Meredith Ray President mg - .Q A s i 2 lm.. , ,.:, , :Mu .- Ufigm f ' r U, 2? RJ Ls mls if if ji f i ig, , S . , N Thomas Bennett Debbie Gibson Vice-President Secretary S 1 rrrrr, , nrrrrryryyryr B i 'L P 4, ,Ea Linda Shupe Treasurer wa: F 172555-' z ggbggw-5. , 'L My I V an F b y . ei. e W my 5..- . , VWI A, A '5 ww, Q. as , - wx ' sy 30 z wi ar ' 1 -Ev f 55 ll wx i n K T I1 ' f-.. 'V . i l F -,whi p W is' 'T '. E V ,I f ' his 92+ M W ? .V kkrgy N K, 'v:,.- 1 :ggi I I n , 1 B 'V 'S 'J' j it Q 7 ara, I Q V 1-.V I, ' 'W' ,..,-wi 2 3 i S sl iegrtgse , tg W .. .. .. .. V. ..,.. f.. Msf' awww- 4 Y' .. rw: P N.....I-.W::' .. inf'-iQs'rr W' ' 1L':f:fj. ws -- f f'ffff2s: , xef was 'iiifm ff A we 'W P W i s -V T Y '- B ,: , . K 2 ,L-V . 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HQ tl is David Huffman David I-lull Carol Huntzinger Danny Insko Denny Jarrell Brooke Jensen john Kanable Robert King Debora Lawson Pruitt Layton Danny Lewis James Lewis Tammy Love Terri Males Marka Maxwell Debbie May Gary McMi11ian Marillis Metzger Robert Milliner Eddie Moore Tony Mullet joan Newton Terry Nunley Laura O'Connor Gary Parks Dale Passwater Shirley Perry Danney Pitcock Michael Plummer Kenneth Ramsey Tom Richardson Sandy Roudebush Phil Rushton Gary Scherer Doug Shupe Teresa Simmerman Naomi Skiles Diana Spillman Bruce Springer Susan Stewart Joe VanHorn Mike Wilson Timothy Wilson Debbie Wingo Robert Wolfgang Absentees Mike Filburn Sandy Lane Kathy McDo1e Lonnie Pennington Steve Stewart : is rewrite? E ,J P A 8th Graders Loak Forward I0 Freshmen Year iw ag ' ini. Mr. Trisler Miss Rockey Kim Hall james Anderson Sherry Todd Brad Bunneu Sponsor Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Q.,r,. ',.,Q Dennis Allison S ..,Q- ..,-: Gary Barker f -1 .. i n .- Dannie Bauer 1 Becky Benedict -..r' 3 ' L g cfs fi Garry Bivens , ,, , m Z Dennis BOTICI kivz ,,:. - . wif riiiiii X ' A M, an ZE: -..:--.. , .E s1Q,sgi ,,sQirS V - ,,,,1ii Curtis Brunner Wayne Burns ' S ' 2 A Donna Carey M Bobby Chaney gg? Scott Clark gags W Richard Cole G Q' ' :., Rosie Cole Karen Colip Sharon Colip Kellee Conner Terrance Cook jeffrey Coomer Geraldine Cooper Charles Davis Clyde Dulworth Barbara Fetz Steve Flatford Paul Fort Tina Galliher Cheryl Gaus Pamela Gentry Debre Gerber Patricia Grahem Stephen Grant Joe Green Donna Haig Rickey Hall Rainea Haskell Deborah I-Iersberger Karen Hessen james Hiday Terry Hobbs Debra Husted Susan Irby Kimberly Keffer Dennis Kilburn if - ,- K I ,W S 5 i V a 5 'f We A . 5 , V .,.. . ,. aa it zzfiiiffi ea an T 1 E 5 Q s. J V X HE SX I 106 Tr? Michael Kincaid Elizabeth Lackey jerry Mills Pamela Munyon Paul Pierce Paula Porter Bruce Poston Sandra Randall Mike Richardson Richard Schyler Michael Shaw Jeffery Shetterly Karen Simons Joyce Smiley Charles Sylvester Donnie Teeters Gary Teeters Thomas VanDuyn Candace Wable Lorrie Walker Mike Willoughby James Wilson Lowell Yeryar . 4 gym 1 Wi 4 s, 'Q' r 5 . L Mr. Steinhart Sponsor Gary Barker Kevin Barker Mark Barnhizer Beckie Becraft Kevin Bond Melinda Boyd Beverly Branch Kevin Brattain Thomas Burgess Patty Carlin William Cecil Kirk Collins Cheryl Cook Mark Cook Charles Denham jim Earlywine Robert Eliason Denny Fields Brad Forrer David Goolsby Forest Green Margaret Harris Donna Harrison Candace Helpling Teresa Helterbrand Deborah Hobbs Gregory Hobbs Tarri Howe Hilda Hopkins Monte Howell Bonnie Hudson Pat Hunter Lynne Huntzinger Richard King Deanna Lewis Brian Maxwell Laurie May Les Milner Terry Moore Steve Newby jeff Passwater Mary Perry 7th Graders Enter Into High School Confusion Mrs. I-Iersberger Sponsor qu.. n ew mn bw S' of fi - xxx Brian Bays President ..s, ..t.. ..,.. .. - -ae...-1.2-Q.. .-I in fs as 4 sv 43? ff eg, -if E L gig? it at X K c .f. Q, I ,W . .. 1. A A . . .35 ' 2 ' 1. -' gi. ' -? ' fr- if L . - fr Q M r p -ia. . 'gy I l 5 elsif X 1 rr ' Q ,X .A as if tt ie 4 f. was H ..?, ,wa S , gif 'A 1 in 5 f s. 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Everly, fifth and sixth grades Mrs. Boggs, third and fourth grades Mrs. Miller, sixth grade Mr. Howell, sixth grade T l I Allison, Donald, An- derson, Lee Ann, As- bury, Pamela, Barker, David, Barker, Ken- dra, Brown, Debra, Brandenburg, Karen, Branham, Sheila. Bunce, David, Burn, Cathy, Carman, Jimmy, Castor, Penny, Cookman, Bryan, Cox, Vicky, Dulworth, Johnny, Faust, janet. Fear- now, Melinda, Fin- cher, Arlyn, Forrer, Cindy, Gerber, Neva, Green, Don, Gustin, Paul, Hamilton, Becky, Haskell, Dava. Haskell, Timothy, Heiny, Cathy, Hen- dricks, Mary, Hens- ley, Cheryl, Howe, Cindi, Howell, Ron- nie, Hull, Ronald, Huntzinger, jeffrey. Huntzinger, joe, Hus- ted, Cynthia, Kepner, Greg, Lackey, Brian, Lawson, Lori, Lewis, Lindsey, Maxwell, Kristi, Maxwell, Samuel. May, E1aine', McDole, Randall, Metzger, Marilyn, Milburn, David, Miller, Joie, Milliner, Douglas, Mills, Mickey, Mil- ner, Cindy. Morris, Deanna, Newton, jill, Oleksy, julie, Paul- sel, George, Pierce, Billy, Pile, Perry, Prichard, Paul, Reed, Steven. Rich- ards, Melinda, Rich- ardson, Mitzi, Salyer, jeff, Sandefur, Jeri- lyn, Sharpe, Steve, Shaw, Leigh Ann, Simons, Lora, Skiles, Rhoda. Smart, james, Smiley, Becky, Smith, Mar- lene, Stephens, Brenda, Sylvester, Gary, Sylvester, X 1 Mike, Turner, Cindy, Turner, David. Vaughn, Bobby, Vickery, Randal, Whitmill, Dean, Williams, Bobby. S ixth Grade ' v - .,,-., F ff, 4, , , N It, V J ,A . h ,.... ,Q fr, l V ,N y . gf Q M f . ,,,, Mi . Q I L 'l li ll ::,. '-if .. i :-, ,,.1,. K' ' if W-' Q35 ' ya, . ' ',,' , Qlsef 2 it dvi' fl 4? of ff' 2? iv? ff' 'f N 'L 1 J K Q S, . A. B 'af - I 1 c 5 f' all X A f ' ' ,W M' ,K ,l ,,,.. Q -. .,.. v lv egg, ia Wifi? 4 it In M, ,W 4, ,..., ,Q .fa ,T I F A Vg E , , 4 7, , Y , 5 as A 452, C -' 3 f fi iff ,E , 4, iii a J X the 'C K ' Q J 4 ' h -'Q if if Q :H h iz!! F V .L K E Si, , X3 4 L av X , K . 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Mc- Dole, Larry, McDole, Lawrence, Moore, Eddie, Odom, Mike, Olsom, Field, Poole, Lynda, Presser, Ricky, Reppert, Theresa. Richardson, Mitchel, Scherer, jay, Short, Vickie, Smith, John, Snyder, Donald, Stephens, Melinda, Stinson, William, Sylvester, Toni. Teeters, Norris, Van Horn, Terry, Williams, David, Wilson, Christine, Wilson, Lisa, Wise, Ricky, Whisman, Terry, Whitmill, Donny. Wolfe, Di- ane, Wood, Tim. Absent: Stickles, jerry. Asbury, Robert, Barker, jerry, Barker, William, Bauer, Pam- Bomar, D avid, Bond, Fourth Grade .V ,-E, -1 ,-rA ,Wwwwfgfsf . A ,av , - nk- 1-L Vt , , , , .1 ,M m 5' vi , x Garry, Brinker, Dan, Burns, Jeffery. Campfield, Diana, Carman, Donna jo, Clark, Mark, Cook, Debbie, Copeland, Salrina, Davis, Lu- genia, Earlywine, Teresa, Earlywine, Timmie. Edgreen, Dennis, Fields, Rhonda, Fields, Timmy, Fisher, james, Forrer, Beth, Foust, Gary, French, joy, Gaus, Elizabeth. Goolsby, Debby, Gore, Timothy, Green, Hilbert, Green, Rosalind, Guard, Michael, I-Iackleman, Lama, Hiatt, Kim, Hiday, Greg. Hobbs, Billy, Howell, jon, Howell, Kenneth, Hudson, George, Humphrey, james David, Humph- rey, Harold, Karel, Stephanie, Kepner, Gary. Knotts, Larry, Lawson , Roger, Lloyd , Deborah, May, Nancy, McCollum, Richard, McDole, jimmy, McDole, Ronald, Mills, jim, Noblitt, Kim, Petti- grew, Bruce, Pile, Sharon, Plummer, Dennis, Reed, George, Renbarger, jon, Reppert, Cheryl, Retherford, Scott. Richardson, Danny, Russell, Franklin, Sandlin, David, Sharpe, Nancy, Sim- merman, Randell, Skiles, Brian, Skiles, Michael, Smart, Timothy, Smiley, Dee Wilma, Steph- enson, Gregory, Stinson, Belinda, Teeters, Susan, Turner, Ronald, Vannese, Mitchell, Wable, Brett, Welch, Lora. Whitmill, Bobbie, Williams, Debra, Willoughby, Renee, Wilson, Steven, Yancey, Scott. Absentees: Rick Bowmer. vi S ff ..1, f ' Q. K. ,. , 1 ' l 1 f , if l FR '71 M 1 ' in mf ' - Q' A -9 , ii' ff. 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Ed- green, Carol, Everitt, james, Fetz, Timmy, Fincher, Wray jean, Fishback, Mark, . Flowers, Susan, For- rer Bridget, Gaus, Chuck. Graham, Christine, Haig, Frank, Hamilton, Donald, Hankins, julie, Helping, Cathy, Hersberger, Renee, Hilligoss, Micheil, Hollopeter, Rita. Hoover, Dawn, Howell, Kathleen, Huffman, Brad, Hughes, Roberta, Huntzinger, Annette, Huntzinger, D'Ann, Husted, Christopher, Irby, Ricky. jordan, Becky, Karel, jon, Kepner, Gayle, King, Kathy, Lawrence, Lee, McDole, Penny, Metzger, Margaret, Montgomery, Tom. Munyon, Diana, Odom, Mark, Payton, Connie, Perry, Ann, Pettigrew, Vicki, Reed, Jay, Richard- son, Eric, Sandefur, Joel. Schuyler, Bobby Short, Donna, Sim- merman, Cathie, Smart, Kim, Smith, jeffrey, Stagman, Kyle, Stephenson, CLu'tis, Stickles, Bobby. Stinson, Samuel, Sylvester, Cincy, Troutman, Doug, Turner, Rene e, Wessar, Mitzi, White, Gary, Whitmill, a Melody, Wyant, Lor- raine, Yancey, joy. V -- --r Y--,af-- Y Anderson, Gayla, As- bLu'y, jeanett, Bays, Alan Lee, Barber, Marlena, Barker, Philip, Bilbrey, Gary, Bomar, Darla, Bor- tan, Sue Ann. Boyd, Kevin, Brandenburg, Cara, Burgess, Billy Joe, Burk, Brad, Carey, Lee, Colip, Brian, Cook, Chris- topher, Davidson, Barbara. Davis, Beth Ann, Davis, Jonathon, Denny, William, Doss, Mark, Dunigan, Gary, Earlywine, Sandra, Evans, jay Allen, Fields, Rob- ert. Forrer, Cara, Foust, Kevin, Griffin, Nancy, Guard, Susan, Hankins, Carol, Hiatt Kent, Highwood, Karen, Howell, Dan- iel. Howell, Thomas, Huntzinger, Douglas, Huntzinger, jo' Ellen, jordan, Brenda, junkerfield, Lisa, Kelley, jackie, Kep- ner, Grant, Lloyd, Carol. Metzger, Pa- tricia, Miller, Brad- ley, Miller, Norene, Modlin, Teresa, Morelock, Cynthia, Newby, Christy, O1- son, Leslie, Presser, james Dean. Sayler, joel, Selby, Keith, Shaw, Melanie, Sim- merman, Brian, Sim- ons, Detra Dee, Skiles, Hannah, Stephenson, Sharon, Stewart, Rodger. Stinson, Cheryl, Teeters, Catherine, Wessar, Neale, Whit- mill, Donna, Will- oughby, Cheryl, Wise, Connie, Wolfe, Bill, Wood, Cindy. Yancey, Charles. Not Pictured: Norris, Michael. 7 - vu Second Grade L 2 slll . - S 7 5 , .... 3 . -ll. ' 4' spa- 5 A tal ' f fs 1? 'IQH' 'll A L :' an 'N' - , ' A , . A A , ..,45:,M .L - -. YT' , -2. N Vx Q v, N M xy V - ' X ...aivfl S ewM!saf.fW2' ,. Us-1-P Lf L. , 5' A. - GV' Y' , V 1' ,I .N J, vf , 5 ff . V 4. f ' . , rl- I ., ' ' ' fam, f . , F A K, 5 1 ,i ' to ' V ,, n is f - , 1 , 0 wr . 1 X 3 . - x i A X . Ll K ' 'L'A ' , i f I Y Q - X ' 1. - ' ' . v ' 'I' v- I '.,..dFIr,. .. xx ml x Y' , VM' 3 ' -'ft ' . ' . Q, 4 is A . na K A , V I . All 4. l F t v, ,425 1 , R NK 1 . it ' 1 s Y 5. x H6 Q 7 - - g H ,,. . 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Husted, Kelly, Jamison, Rod- ney, King, Tina, Knight, james, Lewis, Jackie, Lloyd, Sharon, Newton, Ed- die, Norris, Kevin. Perry, Micah, Phil- lips, Pamela, Presser, Christina, Ramsey, Bobby, Reed, David, Reed, Mary, Shet- terly, Kelly Jo, Short, David. Shupe, Deb- bie, Simmerman, Angela, Skiles, Ada, Snyder, Deborah, Snyder, Nancy, Stephenson, Paula, Stevens, john, Todd, William. Turner, Penny, Turner, Rob- ert, Van Horn, Earl Leroy, Welch, Lisa, White, Aissa, Wil- liams, Theresa, Wy- ant, Larry, Wyant, Tammy. Wood, Phillip. Absentees: Heiny, Lynnette, Humphrey, Larry. Not Pictured: Fisher, Robert, Flowers, Curt Fort, John. 531 r I f,,fA K ,,,A. We in WH MLS' - ,., WY -WN R??f,, W ., -:e31.: :,- H sf' . .L gil -M A 4 - f ,WM ,Wg , ,we W 34.2 is ' f ' 1 , 4, K el.. . , , N4fmg:w2f'S?i??'3'i,25 S ff N , M-3k,2:.fg:,11-uf-,,, I J , .. ,A,, , V A 5 3 .ff-ek.. gl .Q New K V V Q . . 5,453 gs- . ' 4 w , ' ' Q , . ,w .awe U we ' QM., , .5 -N 5:91 - , . A ' ' ' '1?!4F 'K.'v2 vw , . 1 Complimenfs of ff STA DARD MA TERIA LS CORP. Crushed Stone Phone 534-3116 LGPGI Indiana dsx f i?-VG+' 4- mai' 'll ww-,,.: ' e--an. K K M.,,,,, 9, , LA W. 5 f, I g i ,V 4' .,.. I A W w M Q - ,W W., , PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Ad ld PEP fi Q '4v'q' ffxn AMERICAN NA TIONAL BANK Noblesville cmd Carmel I d' BROCK WA Y GLASS . . . for challenging careers in packaging HOW ABOUT BROCKWA Y! WHAT IS BROCKWAY'? - The World's Second Largest Producer of Glass and Plastic Containers . . . Containers Used for the Packaging of Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Prescriptions, Foods, Bever- ages, Beer, Wine, Liquor . . . Practi- cally Any Consumer Product lmaginalole. WHERE lS BROCKWAY? Facilities Are Strategically Located from Coast-to- Coast with 30 Sales Gffices in Maior Cities and T7 Separate Manufacturing Plants Covering, Section by Section, the Entire Continental U.S. Our Central Of- fices Are in Northwestern Pennsylvania . . . the Heart of the Big Game Country. WHAT WOULD l DO AT LAPEL? This Depends Largely on You. What Would You Like to Do? We Currently Employ at Lapel Men and Women from Various Fields. Posi- tions for High School Graduates, Summer Employment for College Students, Chal- lenging Career Opportunities for College Graduates . . . All Are Now Offered by Brockway Glass . WHAT TRAINING IS NEEDED? Again This Depends on You. Many of Our Posi- tions Require Further Training . . . in Some Cases Formal Education, and in Some, Skilled Training. You Must Have More Questions. Why Not Let Us Supply Some Answers, Check the Local Brockway Personnel Director Soon. He ls Located at Brockway's Lapel, Indiana Plant. ,X.4coivr,,! is fit 65, ROCKWAY GLASS t1t.,,,,,Sw5g COMPANY, INCORPORATED 6 INISTRATION RESEARCH 4 CONT4 X00 li? 21 Q nocxwzw Gnnss 6'0.,,LASvf5O OOMPANY, INCORPORATED DESIGN PRODUC TION THE STA TE BANK OF LAPEL Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L p I I d Ge nia DECKER'S INC. A d rson Lafay Compliments of HFEARNOW LANDSCAPE CO CASCA DDEN'S Groceries . . . Fresh Meats Just Ask for li' . . . We Have lf Phone Lapel 534-3161 lndiana MILLER HUGGINS, I 1 L. INC. Your Headquarter for Portable Typewrifers 1212 Meridian Sf. 644-4404 NA R D C0 HEA TING AND DICKERSON FOR D SA LES Sales Service Lapel Phone lndiana 534-3162 AIR CONDITIONING 2327 Delaware Anderson lndiana 535329 is-i2ilxTiNG ANG MQ CQ?4DlTEC STONY CREEK STONE COMPANY All Sizes Crushed Limestone R.R. 4 BoxI33A Noblesville, Indiana Phone 773-3640 MISTER ED'S Complete Ladies Wear Featuring Teen Apparel 933 Conner Street Noblesville, Indiana Compliments of FISHER BROTHER'S FURNITURE Lapel, Indiana Phone 534-3I 32 Compliments of FORTVI LLE PHARMACY Congratulations from TEETERS PURE OIL UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA Lapel Indiana LAPEL SHEET METAL Industrial --Commercial --General 706 Main Street Box 452 Lapel, Indiana THE MATERNITY SHOPPE Fashions for the Mother-To-Be AND THE HALF SIZE SHOPPE If2 Sizes from I0 If2 to 32172 3718 Jackson Street Muncie Indiana G WINN'S DR UGS Lapel, Indiana Complete Bodywork and Painting DON'S AUTO BODY SHOP Don Smethers Phone Rural Route fl 534-4446 Ldpel Indiana Howard Mills, Jr. Compliments R.Ph., Mgr. of Phone Prescription Dept. TEBCO 534-4I83 534-3165 SHERRI LL'S POULTRY FARM Quality Is Our Business Dent and Ann May Sherrill R.R. 3 Noblesville, Indiana Phone 534-3636 GRAHAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the Family Lapel 8K Pendleton Phone 534-3I 56 778-3707 CITIZEN'S GRAIN CO . Master Mix Feeds Fence Posts . . . Fence Seed . . . Fertilizer . . . Grain LILLlAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Cutting and Styling Permanent Wave Donna Lo--The Facial Treatment For the Lovely Lady Phone 534-3I I4 Lapel, Indiana Lapel Phone 534-3722 With Best Wishes WOLFE'S FLORAL AND GARDEN SHOP BARKER VENDING R.R. I Lapel KING'S LANES R.R. 6 Anderson, Indiana Phone 534-4180 Anderson Lapel Fortville 1323 Main glreel' 643-8339 534-3642 435-5512 Lapel' lndmc Congratulations from ZECKEL'S CLOTHING STORE Noblesville, Indiana WAINWRIGHT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 949 Conner Street Noblesville The Friendly Bank STANDARD ELEVATOR A Better Market Grain--Lumber--Feed--Seed Plumbing Supplies Complete Building Service BLUE RIBBON ICE CREAM Big Cone Place Road I9 at Logan St. Bridge Noblesville Indiana FRISCH'S BIG BOY Ph 534-3111 1, 1 d- 500 Broadway 90l Meridan one Lupe 'ana 544-1223 544-1259 Compliments of Dan Richardson LUTHER LAPEL HARDWARE, INC. PUCKETT CHEVROLET Plumbing--Electrical--Tools LAPEL SAVIN GS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Hanna Paint Phone 534-3146 P.O. Box 396 Lapel Indiana DON'S GROCERY Fresh Meat and Lunchmeat Guaranteed Fresher Eggs Compliments of MYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Marion Myers Robert Myers BERNICE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ford and Eighth St. PLUMMER'S BARBER SHOP I P.M. to 6 P.M. Weekdays Closed Wed. 534-3167 Sat. 7:30 A.M. till 5bP.M. Always Drive a Clean Car BESTWAY CLEAN ERS Sfop Cf 27I6 Nichol Avenue B05-5 CAR WASH 2IO West 29 Anderson, Indiana Lapel Indiqnq RIVERVIEW PHARMACY, INC. JARRETT'S MARATQN IIO Lakeview Drive Noblesville, Ind. 773-3980 Jef. 32 and 132 AP9I'I1eC9 Ie5 Lapel, Indiana 534-4I8I RlETl'l'RII-EY BlLL'S BARBER SHOP CONSTRUCTION CO. Lapel Indlana Lapel Indiana FRICK REAL ESTATE Buy--Sel I --Rentals Phone 534-3927 Lapel, Indiana LIGHT'S GARAGE AND TEXACO SERVICE RICHARDS TRUCKING Phone 534-3I48 Lapel, Indiana BOB KLUTH INSURANCE 624 Main Street Phone 534-3I53 Insure Today--Be Sure Tomorrow KEMERLY CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE, INC . 485-5126 and 636-3214 345 West Broadway Fortville, Indiana zip 46040 MILNER'S SINCLA IR All Motor Oils Light Road Service TRIPLE A SERVICE Phone 534-4I98 Lapel Indiana . A.W, ,sf ILA! R JONE'S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Phone 485-5554 Fortville Indiana SEVEN-UP BOTTLE COMPANY Like . . . Tom Boy Flavors . . . Choc-ola . . . Double Cola Anderson, Indiana Phone 644-5737 SUBURBAN BEAUTY SALON Owned and Operated by Mildred Willits and Mariorie Patterson Phone 642-OI 97 Indiana Offering Any or All Services on Wedding Arrangements PORTER CATERING SERVICE Phone 534-379I Lapel, Indiana MID'S AND PHYLLIS' BEAUTY SHOP Lapel Indiana ELITE STUDIO- I037 Meridian St. Phone 644-70I6 Anderson, Indiana DA VIS DAIR Y FARMS Anderson Indiana I E, W1 LS ON 'S CHA MBERLA INS L ONE OA K Jewelry cmd Gifts State Road 32 West Lapel, Indiana Anderson Ph. 644-9988 Phone 534-3169 932-I .tw GUIDE LAMP DIVISION COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1968 5 C l? lliioidliilaiioiatvvat. i a, groie tt t It stilli . We were pretty young ourselves when we joined General Motors. But look at us now. VVe're the world's largest producer of automotive electrical equipment. making everything from generators for cars to batteries for missiles Indiana was a great starting place for us, it'll be a great starting place for you. Because here at Delco-Remy we need people like you. Young people trained and anxious to meet the many challenges of transportation. lf science. engineering or research interests you. dig in now. Study hard, Prepare for a career. Then look us up. Right after college. Here in Anderson, ...R.m.attmt 'd'a a- Delco-Rerny Division olGer1o'1l Motors ' Anderson, indiana 69-DRE-11'A Hgh School Annuals 1969 1Page-B8.W W-1908?f1O 2368 A.?,.fr, j WMD st fc, g' f RUSS REGENOLD PONTIAC Anderson lndiono GENE SYL VESTER 5127 Columbus Ave. Anderson lndiono X V IM W, T. GRANT Y F' W I 7 X' QE, Edgewood Plozo . A 'Vx , 'X Q 611 -.1- .. TX - ff Anderson Indlono .aria 'V 9 'Q' 1 ,-:1.- th- BOTELED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA C IDQS go better with Coke after Cnolge after Qolge. T AND H SER VICE AND SALES M ., 1 ri.-, -uv Y fits?-.:s..:.h-5:1::,,: , , 1531 Meridian 2503 Nickol Ave. , Anderson Indiana 'J- '-1 HUNTER- WEIDNER CHEVROLET, INC. 2603 Broadway Anderson Indiana TEETER 'S SHELL Phone 534-3177 Lapel Indiana STROUG-H'S SUPERETTE Forfville, Ind. Qualify Meal' and Food For a Lovelier You RUBY'S BEAUTY SALON R.R. III1 Lapel, Indiana Phone 534-3912 .I 8m D RESTAURANT North Main Sf. Lapel, Indiana Dinners and Short Orders, Carry Out Orders Senior Direclory Ackerman, Amelia, Lapel 1-2-3-4, Class play 35 Sunshine Society 1-2- 3-45 Newspaper Staff 3-4. Ashby, Jane, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-35 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 President 45 Vice- President 35 Chorus 1-2-35 Presi- dent 35 Class Play 35 Office girl 4. Baka, Jill, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-25 Pep Club 1-25 Sunshine So- ciety 1-2-3-45 Office girl 45 Stu- dent Librarian 4. Baker, Sue, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Student Council 2-3-45 Class Secretary 15 Sunshine Society 2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Concert Choir 2-3-45 Secretary of Student Council 35 Class Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Of- fice Girl 35 Model U.N. Bixler, Dan, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Model U.N. Boles, Jim, Lapel 3-45 Cross Country 35 French Club 3. Bond, Bob, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Breece, Robert, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Track 1-25 Class Play 35 Audio Visual 1-2-4. Brinker, Nancy, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 News- paper Staff 3-45 Editor 45 Class Play 35 Pep Club 1-25 Chorus 1-25 Office Cirl 45 NEDT Award 25 Shorthand Award 3. Brown, Sarah, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 4-H1-2- 3-45 Junior Leader 1-2-3-45 Office 45 Sunshine Society 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-35 Annual Staff5 Briga- doon 35 Chorus 1-2-3. Castor, Karen, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Cheer- leader 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-25 Boys 4-H 15 Girls 4-H 15 Class Play 3-45 Pep Club 1-2- 3-4. Castor, Larry, St. Mary's 15 Lapel 2-3-45 Boys State Alternate5 Class Play 3-45 Track 2-3-45 Basketball 25 Co-editor of annual5 Honor So- ciety 3-45 Class vice-president 3-45 French Club 25 French Club vice-president5 Model U.N.5 NEDT Award 25 Exploratory Teaching 4. Clark, Debbie, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Collins, Kyle, Lapel 2-3-45 F.F.A. 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 4. Dale, Peggy, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Treasurer National Honor Society 45 Honor Society 3-45 Pep Club 2-35 Latin Club 2-3-45 Stage Band 45 Briga- doon 35 4-H 1-2-3-45 Junior Leader 25 Annual Staff 4. Edwards, Hope, Lapel 1-2-45 An- derson 35 Class Play 45 Treasurer of Pep Club 45 Vice -President of Pep Club 25 Chorus 1-25 Office 45 Sunshine Society 1-2-45 Home- coming Queen 45 Christmas Queen 45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 1-2-4 Ellis, Don, Lapel 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, VOC. Ag. 2-3-4. Elsten, Doug, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Chorus 15 Track 1-2. Faulkner, Bernard, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Golf 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-25 Bas- ketball 1-2-35 Class Play 3-45 Boy's State5 Honor Society 3-45 President 45 Class Vice-president 15 Class President 25 Band 1-2-3-4 Stage Band 45 Annual Staff 45 Model U.N. Faust, John, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Fisher, Pam, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Stu- dent Council 1-2-3-45 Treasurer 35 Honor Society 3-45 Secretary 45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Sunshine Society 2-3-45 Annual Staff5 Brigadoon 35 Office girl 3-45 Girl's State5 Concert Choir 3-45 Girls Choir 25 Class Play 3-45 Model U.N. Gentry, Nola, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Band 1-25 Concert Choir 3-45 Girl's Chorus 25 Cadet Chorus 15 Class Play 3-45 4-H 1-2-3-45 Junior Leader 1-2-3-45 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Briga- doon 35 Model U.N. Graves, John, Lapel 3-4. Gudgel, Pam, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Majorette 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-25 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Libra- rian 2-3-45 Office Girl 45 Model U.N. Gudgel, Steve, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class President 3-45 Cross Country 1-25 Basketball 15 Annual Staff 45 Track 1-25 F.F.A. 3-45 Model U.N. Gustin, Bobby, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. 1-2- 3-45 Treasurer 45 Track 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-25 Audio Visual 1-2- 3-4. 134 5 Haskell, Darlene, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Sunshine Society 3-4. Haskell, Diane, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Chorus 1-2. Heiny, Diana, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Brigadoon5 Exploratory Teaching 45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff. Helterbrand, Ed, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Vocational Ag 2-3-45 Newspaper Staff 45 4-H 3-45 Audio Visual 1. Hensley, Greg, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 President 45 Honor Society 45 Cho- rus 45 Swing Choir 45 Solo Ensem- ble 45 Audio Visual 35 Exploratory Teaching 4. Hersberger, Bruce, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Brigadoon5 Chorus 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Spanish Club 15 Swing Choir 4. Huffman, Cindy, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Class Treasurer 3-45 Sunshine So- ciety 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Office Girl 45 An- nual Staff 4. Hummer, Jan, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 35 Girls 4-H 35 Boys 4-H 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2- 3-45 Newspaper Staff 4. Hunter, Joan, Davison High School 15 Lapel 2-3-45 Girls Chorus 25 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Sunshine Society 2-3-45 Concert Choir 3-45 French Club 35 Honor Society 3-45 Vice-President 45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Model U.N.5 Swing Choir 45 N.E.D.T. Award. Jarrett, Doug, Lapel 1-2-3-45 4-H 1-25 FFA 2-3-4. Jensen, Anton, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Audio Visual 2-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Class Play 4. Johnson, Jeff, Lapel 2-3-45 French Club 35 Librarian 3-4. . Kincaid, Lynn, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Pep Club 45 Sun- shine Society 1-2-3-45 Office Girl 45 Annual Staff 4. Kilburn, Alan, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Lackey, Janine, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Sunshine So- ciety 1-2-3-45 Girls 4-H 1-2-35 Junior Leader 35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-2-3-45 Treasurer 45 French Club 35 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3-45 Brigadoon. Layton, Greg, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 All Conf. 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 All Conf. 45 Track 1-2-3-45 Cross Country 1-2- 3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Swing Choir 45 French Club 1-25 Band 1-2-3-45 Vice-President 45 Audio Visual 3. Merrill, Bob, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Cho- rus 2-3-45 French Club 2-35 Track 15 Class Play 3. Mills, John, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-25 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Vice- President 35 President 45 Swing Choir 45 Class Play 3-45 Briga- doon5 Honor Society 45 Model U.N.5 Track 1-2-45 Annual Staff5 Exploratory Teaching 45 NEDT Award 25 Latin Club 3-4. Moore, Debbie, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-25 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Girls 4-H 1-2-35 Boys 4-H 1-2. Noblitt, Colleen, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Majorette 1-2-45 Band Secretary 45 Class Play 3-45 Pep Club 1-25 Exploratory Teaching5 4-H 15 junior Leader 15 Model U.N. O'Connor, Kerry, Lapel 2-3-45 Annual Staff5 Class Play 3. O'Leksy, John, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Pitcock, Diane, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Sunshine So- ciety 2-3-45 Latin Club 1-2-3-45 French Club 2-35 Secretary 2-35 Class Play 3-45 Chorus 3-45 Gir1's Chorus 1-25 Brigadoon5 Annual Staff5 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Model U.N. Pitcock, Jerry, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-4: judging Contest 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Green- hand Award5 Creed Contest5 Cross Country 1-3-45 Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Student Council 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3. Rich, Jan, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2- 3-45 Office Girl 35 French Club 35 Vice-President 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff5 Class Play. Rich, Terry, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Base- ball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Cross Country 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Vice- President 35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Stu- dent Council 1-2-3-45 President 45 4-H 1-2-3-45 President 35 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Swing Choir 45 Stage Band 45 junior Leader 1-2- 3-45 Annual Staff5 Class Play 3-45 Brigadoon. Ridgway, Betty, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Concert Choir 3-45 Pep Club 45 Brigadoong Honor So- ciety 3-45 Class Play 35 Stage Band 45 Swing Choir 45 Exploratory Teaching5 Librarian 35 Model U.N. Romines, Butch, Anderson 15 Lapel 2-3-45 Track 35 Cross Country 35 F.F.A.5 French Club 1-2. Russell, Eddie, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-25 Cross Country 15 Voc. Ag. 1-2-3-4. Shuck, Susie, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-25 Sunshine Society 1-45 Band 1-25 French Club 35 Class Play 3-45 Newspaper Staff 45 Model U.N. Snyder, Jacqueline, Lapel 1-2- 3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 News- paper Staff 35 Honor Society 3-45 135 Band 1-2-3-45 Treasurer 45 Cho- rus 1-2-3-45 Class Secretary 2-35 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Office Girl 45 Exploratory Teaching5 D.A.R. 45 4-H 3-45 Class Play 3-45 Girl-of-the -Month 3-45 French Club 2-35 Model U.N. Snyder, Jeff, Lapel 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Class Play 3-4. Springer, Jerry, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 F.F.A. 2. Stewart, Vickie, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 President 35 4-H 1-2-3-45 junior Leader 3-45 Presi- dent 45 Class Secretary 45 Class Play 3-45 Exploratory Teacher5 Honor Society 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff5 Model U.N. Stoops, Joyce, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 French Club 35 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 President 45 News- paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 4-H 1-25 Exploratory Teacher5 junior Leader 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 25 Class Play 3-45 4-H Vice- President 25 Model U.N. Van Buskirk, Iudy, Lapel 1-2-3-4. Whetsel, Torn, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Golf 2-3-45 Track 15 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 4-H 1-2-3-4. Wood, Marsha, Lapel 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Sunshine Society 1-2-3-45 Swing Choir 45 Class Play 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Briga- doon5 Pep Club 3-45 Office Girl 4. Commencement .Mr-.un vu-.fm m..m.v 1 I- V LJ . im .Sim 2 1, . 5... ,ug , . L x Q A, x :- f M. ,, . wg-Y, E J 2 '- f N .ff fa Q, . - . ,, .a. vzff -g ' 2. A I - n'v : f - 1' 'du-bf .A .1 ,, 1, W 15- 1, -, V , rn, ,. f.z,g,,.,.1A,, ,-41,.,., . ,,-W . , w,.f,g1-. J '11 J ,. :wmv ,f,.f.fwfr,f4 rg' y- -vflhf ,A,'g.Q ix,-af f '-a f, v -4.4 mf.: 44, ,5..., - if ,fy QW--1:--i s wif.: , N f-0 , v . .. 2. 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