Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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Programs, the Spring Concert Here comes Santa Claus! narrated Nancy Oddou as Renny Garman slipped down the chimney at the Christmas program. In Our Town presented to the student body and the pubHc as well, Norm Stump portrayed the stage manager; Nancy Oddou, Emily Webb; and Bud Gillett, George Gibbs. l ji B 1 1 1 ■ ■T i 1 1 1 1 Bj IF •y 1 i f m -1 ' t ' ' ' f i : k 1 The Concert Choir fashionably presented numbers from Okla- homa at the program. The senior sextet consisting of Debby Knepp, Lowena Gerig, Nancy Oddou, Sandy Klopfenstein, Sharon Litton, and Diana Henry sang If Ever I Would Leave You at the Spring Concert. The Spring Concert, presented to the community in the form of Unchained Melodies , was enjoyed thoroughly by those who attended. Norm Stump and Debby Knepp sang Baby, It ' s Cold Outside.

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Individual Projects, Class Projects, Steve Hostettler, an eighth-grader, displayed a winning project on Meteorology at the Science Fair. A prize-winning project on Solar Energy was displayed by John Scoville, a junior, at the Science Fair. During the clothing drive held at school, homerooms competed, each striving for the greatest number of total pounds brought in per person. Boys heading the drive were Brock Well, Don Gerig, Bud Gillett, Tom Jones, and Rick 5i7eilbaker. ■IHFTT ■ ' i y ■tM m.i 1 f Bw flPlj 1 1B BBii« i fkT k S 2 { Ki k The junior high held their yearly magazine drive. A representative was appointed for each homeroom. Mike Wetzel and Jim Rediger are shown selling Christ- mas cards, a yearly junior class project.

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Baccalaureate, Commencement, Rebecca Garman was Valedictorian of the graduating class of 1966. She had an A aver- age and took the Academic Curriculum. She was president of the Senior High Honor Society, treasurer of the Senior Class, and secretary of the Student Council. Becky plans to continue her studies at Ball State University. The Class of ' 66 had co-Salutatorians. They were Cheryl Deventer, right, and Larita Nahrwold, far right. Both girls studied under the Commercial Curriculum as well as both girls graduated with an A average. Cheryl was a member of the Stage and Concert Band; she also had out- standing skills in typing and shorthand. Rita was a member of the Concert Choir, the Drill Squad, and the newspaper staff. Good Is Our Goal; God Is Our Guide ::- 1. A diploma and a hand-shake for each senior. Terry Sauder, graduate, plans his first big steps.