Mentone High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Mentone, IN)

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TWENTY-ONE Seventh Grade Phil Anderson Sandra Barkman Don Beeson Sara Benson Paul Blue Steve Bruner Bill Cochran Barbara Crall Floyd Creamer Bill Curtis Don Davis Sandra Dorell Susan Doyle Rose Drudge James Feldman Bernard Fitzgerald Larry Hatfield Sharon Horn Bonnie Kindig Leon Linn Mary Belle Mellott Larry Montel Larry Nellans Janice Perry Mary Quier Loretta Remy Reed Riner Suellen Shepler Bobby Shull Sally Slater Sandra Smythe Larry Teel Terry Tucker Beverly Walburn Rachel Walters This Page Sponsored hy Nellans Poultry Dressing Plant

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TWENTY Eighth Grade Junior Bare Sue Blackburn Mike Boggs Eddie Cook Lucy Coplen Diane Doyle Donna Eaton Sue Fenstermaker Linda Hart Deanna Hatfield Nancy Hedington Beverly Horn Billy Hudson Julie Kent Janet King Nadine Kittrell Winfred Kittrell Linda Linn Jim Manwaring LeRoy Markley Larry Mellott Clifford Nicodemus Patty Parker Martha Perry Doris Scott Ronnie Severns Sue Shoemaker Jackie Smythe Timmy Utter Sharlene Ware Jimmy Zehrung Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Utter

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TWENTY-TWO Seventh Grade Ronald Walton Charles Wood Jerry Zehrung Junior High The seventh and eighth grades make up the Junior High. We've been left pretty much out of high school activities as in past years due to the age limit. That is, if we were allowed to come to their activities, lower grades could too, so we're content to find social time for our own group. However, next year approximately half of us will be freshmen and will enjoy the parties, pic- nics, and social get-togethers of the high school group. We had several boys participate in sports this year, mainly basketball and track. Billy Hud- son was outstanding in track winning several firsts in tthe county Junior High meet. Of course he is just one of the many boys who is outstand- ing in sports. On April 20th we took achievement tests which revealed facts which we wanted kept hidden (if our lack of knowledge hadn't already shown through.) Mar. 24 the 7th grade took intelligence tests which further lowered our hopes of being intelligent beings, but our teachers encouraged us by saying that we had five or six good years of high school left in which to learn. Now, I ask you, is that encouraging? The absence of a grade music teacher and an art teacher this year kept us from having any music or art. However our year was fairly full so we didn't care too much. Our student council representatives were Bernard Fitzgerald and Jim Manwaring. They were kept busy at times helping in the activities. Both grades had a party this year in which we behaved very nicely for seventh and eighth grades, and we were permitted to go to the skating parties sponsored by the high school grades. Of course we took advantage of this opportunity. After we finished with all these activities we studied (which our teachers won’t believe). But we feel that the next year or so will be filled with enough pleasant events to help us forget these underprivileged two years of Junior High. This Page Sponsored by Ed Serer ns and Sons