Mentone High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Mentone, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

Come with us through the open doors of knowledge. Meet our administration, our faculty, and our friends. Observe our efforts, our achievements, and become a member of our classes. The 1960 MEMORIES opens the door to the life of our school. ‘TPte i ye: Ti cuf fo t£e '?utune For all your days prepare, And meet them ever alike; When you are the anvil, bear - When you are the hammer, strike. Many years ago, I heard a minister preach a sermon on these four lines from the poem Preparedness by Edwin Markham. This philosophy of education was good in Markham's generation. By studying the words and listening to the sermon, I found that they are the core and crux of all my teaching and learning experiences. I believe this principle will suffice for future generations; therefore, I am passing it on to you, the Youth of Mentone School. John Frederick Principal of Mentone School Sce te s4 iou tcC Sc6ooC Kosciusko County Champions Trophy Case Cheering practice session The gymnasium 'K cuf, fo t6e putccie Those facing the future with both confidence and fear are the Seniors. The doors of knowledge have been opened by them. They look back into the past but step forth into the future. SHEILA BINKLEY Chorus 1 F.H.A. 1-4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 3-4 Senior Play 4-H 1-2 LINDA BLACKBURN F.H.A. 1-2-4 Chorus 1-4 4-H 2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-4 Librarian 2-4 Elementary Librarian 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Prompter Senior Play Fair Queen Candidate 3 Future Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 GEORGE BARKMAN Basketball 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3 Track 1 F.F.A. 1-2 Class Officer 1-2 Judging Team 1-2 Speech Club 2 4-H 1-2 Senior Play BURL BLOSSER Beaver Dam 1-2 Band 3-4 F.F.A. 3-4 4-H 3-4 LARRY CLARK Band 1-2-3 Chorus 2 ELAINE COOK Chorus 1-4 Speech Club 2 Pep Club 3-4 F.H.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play SHARON CURTIS Chorus 1-2 Speech Club 2 F.H.A. 1-2-4 Pep Club 3-4 Junior Play Senior Play LARRY GREULACH F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 Senior Play BARRY GREULACH DANIEL DAVIS ■To Basketball 1-2 Band 1-2 % Baseball 1-2 F.F.A. 2-3-4 Track 1-2 Kitchen Help 4 Band 1-2 Senior Play Chorus 2 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3 Senior Play MARTHA HOHMAN Cheerleader 1 Student Council 1 4-H 1-2 Paper Staff 4 Senior Play MAX HOLLOWAY Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2 4-H 1-2-3 Speech Club 2 Student Council 3 Junior Play JUDIE HUDSON Tacoma, Washington 1-2 Fair Queen Candidate 2 Student Council 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Librarian 3 Junior Play Senia: Play Prompter Paper Staff 4 Chorus 4 Moved to North Carolina in January KEN JONES F.F.A. 1-2 Basketball 1 Store Manager 3 SUELLEN LONG Cheerleader 1-2 Chorus 1-2-4 F.H.A. 1 Speech Festival Club 1 2-3-4 Student Council Presi- dent 2 Pep Club 3-4 Junior Play Paper Staff 4 PHILLIP NELSON 4-H 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Audio Visual 1-2-3-4 Poultry Judging Team 1- 2-3-4 Speech Festival 1-2 Sports Reporter 2-3 Pep Club 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 4 Senior Play RICHARD LONG Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Student Council 1 Audio Visual 1-2 Junior Play Grain Judging Team 1-2- ROBERT LONG Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Audio Visual 1-2 Speech Club 2 Grain Judging Team 1- 2-3-4 3-4 Purdue 4-H Round-Up 3 County Grain Judge 4 Purdue 4-H Round-Up 4 DONNA MELLOTT Chorus 1 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Senior Play JANICE MOLLENHOUR Chorus 1-2-4 (Triple Trio 2-4) Band 1-2-4 4-H 2-3 Cheerleader 1 Librarian 1 Speech Festival Club 1-2-3 F.H.A. 1-4 Pep Club 3-4 Teacher's Aid 4 Journalism Institute 3 Paper Staff 1-3-4(Editor 4) Junior Play ROGER MOLLENHOUR Student Manager 1-2- 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Audio Visual 4 Chorus 4 Senior Play JERRY NEWTON 4-H 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 4 Junior Play Senior Play ■ ARLENE REMY Salutatorian Chorus 1-2-3-4 Kitchen Help 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Junior Play Senior Play Prompter F.H.A. 4 Elementary Librarian 4 Journalism Institute 3 Annual Editor 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Paper Staff 4 HOWARD SHOEMAKER Valedictorian Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross-Country 4 Class President 1-4 Junior Play Senior Play Boys' State 3 Paper Staff 4 BONI SPRADLIN Warsaw 1 Egg Queen 2 Class Officer 2-3 F.H.A. 2-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Pep Club 3 Mermaid Queen Candi- date 3 Junior Play Senior Play Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 JAMES TEEL Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Class President 3 Student Council 2 (Pres- ident 4) Speech Club 2 Junior Play BARBARA UNZICKER Chorus 1-2-3-4 (Triple Trio 2-4) F.H.A. 1-2- 3-4 (President 3-4) Class Officer 1-3-4 (President 2) Speech Festival Club 1- 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Cheerleader 1-2 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Junior Play Prompter Senior Play Girls' State 3 D.A.R. Good Citizen 4 and '76evi Sui££b s4 t tu z£ St M SEATED, left to right: Boni Spradlin, Bonnie Brown, assistant editor, Arlene Remy, editor, and Linda Blackburn. STANDING: Mrs. Florence Caldwell, advisor, and Elaine Cook. 77te Lto iette S z SEATED, left to right: Linda Blackburn, Arlene Remy, Judie Hudson, Linda Goshert, Martha VanGilder, Donna Mellon, Shiela 3inkley, Elaine Cook, and Martha Hohman. STAND- ING: Mrs. Carter, advisor, Howard Shoemaker, Barbara Unzicker, Wilma Reed, Suellen Long, Sandra Miller. Eldona Antonides, Dona Van Gilder, assistant editor, Paula Hudson, Sandra Eckert, Janet Besson, Janice Davis, Joe Shepherd, Larry Clark, Jerry Newton, and Janice Motlenhour, editor. Not pictured are Phil Nelson and Larry Beeson. f cutixvi FOR THE LOVE OF PETE Scoop Cramer............JERRY NEWTON Pauline Schneider-----BONI SPRADLIN Spider Kowalski.....- JIM TEEL Sally Ann Martin.........JUDY HUDSON Jeannie Everett.........SHARON CURTIS Pete Anderson----HOWARD SHOEMAKER Miss Bertha Collins............ARLENE REMY Mr. Norris........................DICK LONG Norah Lane................ELAINE COOK Eugenia Patrick - - JANICE MOLLENHOUR Mr. Henry Kowalski - - MAX HOLLOWAY Mrs. Henry Kowalski-----SUELLEN LONG Between Acts Entertainment: Bob Long George Barkman Jim Teel Max Holloway Judy Smith Dick Long Announcer............. LARRY GRUELACH Director...............MRS. PAUL RUSH Se tt vi 'PCtUf HILLBILLY WEDDIN ' Paw Belsnickle-----------------------PHIL NELSON Maw Belsnickle--------------DONNA MELLOTT Ceelie Belsnickle----------SHEILA BINKLEY Bonnie Mae Belsnickle - - BONI SPRADLIN Juney Lou Belsnickle - BARBARA UNZICKER Four Belsnickle....................SHARON CURTIS Five Belsnickle....................ELAINE COOK Six Belsnickle.....................MARTHA HOHMAN Obeey Upschlager-----LARRY GRUELACH Chiz Upschlager.....................JERRY NEWTON Ronald Maxwell - - HOWARD SHOEMAKER Lucy Maxwell---------LINDA BLACKBURN The Reverend........................BARRY GRUELACH Cousin Zeke.....................DAVID SHEPHERD The Cousins....................GEORGE BARKMAN ROGER MOLLENHOUR DAN DAVIS Between Acts Entertainment: Barbara Unzicker Elaine Cook Judy Hudson Boni Spradlin Sharon Curtis Announcers...............SUELLEN LONG JANICE MOLLENHOUR Director..............MRS. CALDWELL Jim Teel Dick Long Boni Spradlin Martha Hohman Sharon Curtis Arlene Remy Howard Shoemaker Donna Mellou Phil Nelson Jim Teel Judie Hudson Shiela Binkley George Barkman Linda Blackburn Ti cuf, fo t e putcvie It is through the doors of the classrooms that knowledge is gained. This knowledge is vital to each student's future, his ambition, and even his dreams. Subjects and classes open one phase of future life to the students. Mrs. Caldwell's Latin Class Mr. Bateman's Sophomore History Class Mr. Dunnuck's Occupation Class Mr. Dunnuck's Freshman Algebra Class Mr. Hewlett's Junior Chemistry Class Mrs. Skaggs'Senior Home Ec. Class Mr. Hornsby's Freshman Biology Class Mrs. Rush's Phys. Ed. Class Mr. Hewlett's Agriculture Class Lawerence D. Bell Library Mr. Dunnuck's 8th Grade Science Class SEATED: Dona VanGilder. STANDING, left to right: Janet Rackewag, Janice Davis, Sharon Curtis, Marsha Fisher, Bonnie Warren, Linda Nees, Linda Blackburn. Absent, Arlene Remy. The librarians are now receiving credit for serving in the Lawrence D. Bell library and the elementary library. They may have a four year career in library work and receive two full credits. Speech ?e4tiv zC (?lu Sixteen members of the Speech Festival Club partici- pate every year in the Kosciusko County Speech Festival. Last year Mentone students won the highest total of honors among the county schools by bringing home five superiors, seven excellent medals, and four good awards. FIRST ROW: John Feldman, Judie Hudson, Jim Teel, Pam Hammer. STANDING: Gary Harmon, Sheryl Olsen, Mar- ty Nelson, Jon Newcomb, Jane Tucker, Doug Haney. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Horn, Marty Nelson, Janice Mollen- hour, Linda Goshert, Ruth Drudge, Tana Henderson, Kay Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Caldwell, sponsor, Bonnie Warren, Janet Besson, Sue Bixler, Linda Surface, Doyle Eiler, Charles Gast. THIRD ROW: Marsha Fisher, Suellen Long, Janice Davis, Sheryl Olson, Barbara Unzicker, Dona Kay VanGilder, George Istok, Jerry Newton. % Student ( ouncct The student council elected the following of- ficers for the 1959-1960 year: Jim Teel, presi- dent; Judie Hudson, vice president; Pam Hammer, secretary - treasurer. The council planned several programs during the year: Veterans' Day, Honor Day, Thanks- giving Convocation, Christmas Convocation, Easter Program. FIRST ROW: Becky Keirn, Mona Ross, Tana Henderson, Madonna Nellans. SECOND: Steve Miller, Jim Bryan, Robert Adams, Louise Cox, Karen Menzie. Linda Smith, Ruth Drudge. THIRD: Janice Mollenhour, Sandra Miller, Janice Davis, Cheryl Horn, Martha VanGilder, Lorna Tridle, Janet Capes. FOURTH: Jerry Newton, Jim Whetstone, Vivian Hurst, Mary Antonides, Chip Gast, Martha Nelson, Steve Hewlett. FIFTH: Earl Berkey, Fred Mellott, Steve Mellott, Larry Sullivan, Judy Barkman, Susie Sullivan, Eddie Nellans. SIXTH: Linda Mellott, Roger Mollenhour, Wayne Berkey, Connie Wallace, Judy Beeson, Mary Suit, Mike Whetstone. SEVENTH: Pam Hamme., Kay Taylor, Janet Besson, Diane Blackburn, JoAnn Mollenhour, Lloyd Bowerman, Lowell Gruenewald. EIGHTH: Charles Koser, Eldona Antonides, Sandra Eckert, Judy Decker, Sue Drudge, Connie Smythe, Mardene Nellans. NINTH: Joe Banghart, Kathy Menzie, Burl Blosser, Phil Nelson, Russell Adams, Robert Smith, Toni Cleveland. FIRST ROW: Karen Horn, Betty Skaggs, Diana Sarber, Marilyn Taylor, Connie East, Sandra Nelson, Elaine Manwar- ing. SECOND: Bonita Nellans, Mary Peterson, Linda Howard, Connie Teel, Mike Orcutt, Teddy Shoemaker, Bar- bara Decker, Marlene Brallier, Cynthia Ellsworth, Jenny Bryan, Vicki Bowser, Dennis Gruenewald, Dennis Hatfield, Clair Taylor, John Wentzel. THIRD: Sherry Yazel, Patsy Smith, Carolyn Warren, Tom Whetstone, Danny Smythe, Ronald Slone, Mr. Bush, Steve Tucker, Danny Bruner, Lonnie Witham, Danny Manwaring, Steve Lewis, Ken Romine The Mentone Band placed first in their division at the North Webster Mermaid Parade, and they placed second at the Bremen Youth Fair. They also marched at the Delaware County Fair, Silver Lake Centennial, Indiana State Fair, Kosciusko County Fair, Pioneer Day Parade, and they held a Halloween parade. During the summer they held band con- certs and Ice Cream Socials. The band marched and played during halves at the home basketball games. The following students won the right to participate in the state contest: Ruth Drudge, Mona Ross, horn duet; Linda Mellott, Wayne Burkey, Roger Mollenhour, cornet trio; Tana Henderson, Diane Blackburn, Madonna Nellans, Janet Besson, clarinet quartet. Director: MR. KENNETH BUSH FIRST ROW: Sue Bixler, Linda Mellott, Cheryl Horn, Tana Henderson, Linda Blackburn, Arlene Remy, Martha Nelson, Kay Taylor, Linda Surface, Janet Besson, Aryls Thompson, Mona Ross, Janice Mollenhour. SECOND: Sandra Lackey, Janice Davis, Linda Goshert, Ruth Drudge, Chip Gast, Fred Mellott, Charles Koser, Earl Berkey, Janet Rackeweg, Marcia Clampitt, Bonnie Warren, Sandra Miller. THIRD: Nancy Cochran, Carol Smith, Connie Huffman, Pam Hammer, Joe Banghart, Jerry Newton, Jim Lackey, Wayne Berkey, Elaine Cook, Dona VanGilder, Susie Sullivan, Becky Keirn. FOURTH: Linda Perrin, Paula Hudson, Linda Barkman, Gale Nellans, Larry Beeson, Phil Nelson, Jim Mikel, Roger Mollenhour, Bonnie Brown, Sandra Reed, Glenda Secrist. FIFTH: Judy Wagner, Linda Long, Wilma Reed, Barbara Unzicker, Judie Hudson, Suellen Long, Karen Menzie. ‘T iutic 7?£ aA i 7 cfrle STANDING: Sandra Miller, Barbara Unzicker, Janice Davis, Pam Hammer, Janice Mollenhour, Susie Sullivan, Linda Goshert, Kay Taylor, Tana Henderson. SEATED: Janet Besson. mm FIRST ROW: Mr. Hewlett, Advisor; Barry Greulach, Larry Greulach, Treasurer; Bob Long, Secretary; Phil Nelson, Vice President; Dick Long, President; Larry Rackeweg, Sentinel; Jerry Newton, Reporter; and Dan Davis. SECOND: Burl Blosser, John Feldman, Barry Bla- lock, Roy Powell, Charles Smith, Fred Horn, Dick Teel, Gary Harmon, and Dave Feldman THIRD: Jim Laughlin, Steve Mikel, Jim Keirn, Eddie Tridle, Gale Nellans, Steve Shirey, Nash Brallier, John Scott, Jim Mikel, and Jerry Blackburn. FOURTH: Darrell Hively, Mar- vin Greamer, Jim Byrer, Joe Cook, Doyle Eiler, Fred Mellott, Larry Booth, Larry Eiler, Lloyd Bowerman, and Ray Bixler. FIRST: Mrs. Skaggs, Cheryl Horn, Martha Nelson, Becky Keirn, Linda Nees, Janice Lynch, Judy Barkman, Janet Capes, Linda Long, Susie Sullivan, Barbara Unzicker, Linda Perrin. SECOND: Sue Bixler, Linda Barkman, Paula Hudson, Boni Spradlin, Sharon Curtis, Sheila Binkley, Elaine Cook, Donna Mellott, Mona Ross, Janice Mollenhour, Glenda Secrist, Nancy Cochran. THIRD: Connie Huffman, Beulah Brown, Barbara Wilkinson, Linda Smythe, Cynthia Nichols, Kathleen Gilmore, Kathy Randall, Ann Tucker, Judy Lynch, Claudia Kern, Arlene Remy, Linda Blackburn. FOURTH: Melvina Secor, Kathleen Doyle, Linda Haupert, Arlys Thompson, Janice Yeater, Betty Hite, Kitty Randels, Sheila Drudge, Joyce Laughlin, Shirley Poe, Janet Rackeweg, Marcia Clampitt. ABSENT: Judy Wagner, Bon- nie Warren, Sheryl Olson, and Ruth Huff. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hewlett, Advisor; Linda Blackburn, Janice Davis, Janet Besson, Becky Keirn, Burl Blosser, Phil Nelson, Linda Long, Martha Nelson, Diane Blackburn. SECOND: Barry Greulach, Gale Mellans, Nash Brallier, Jim Keirn, A. J. Wertenberger, Larry Sullivan, Steve Hewlett, Sonny Nel- lans, Connie Wallace, Judy Besson. THIRD: Larry Greulach, Doyle Eiler, Lloyd Bowerman, Larry Eiler, Lowell Gruenewald, Jim Bryan, Steve Shirey, Eddie Tridle, Ken Romine, Clair Taylor, John Wentzel. 4- % Tie Officers of the Harrison Hustlers 4-H Club are Larry Greulach, President; Janet Besson, Vice President; Linda Blackburn, Secretary; Jim Keirn, Treasurer; Judy Besson, Reporter; Steve Shirey, Health and Safety; Steve Hewlett, Song Leader; Lorna Tridle, Pianist; and Recreation Leaders, Marty Nelson, Becky Keirn, Eddie Tridle, and Jim Byran. Goals for the year: a membership of fifty with a trip for all members who complete their projects, purchase of 4-H jackets, and establish an award system to give recognition to the outstanding boy and girl in the club each year. Officers are Barbara Unzicker, President; Linda Nees, Vice President; Janice Lynch, Secretary; and Susie Sullivan, Treasurer. The Mentone Chapter has been very active this year with an interesting and edu- cational program. There was a skating party; Rev. McCance spoke at a meeting; a demonstrator from Merle Norman Cosmetics gave us timely tips; and there was a film and lecture on cleaning procedures given by the Vogue Cleaners. 0?‘0?‘s4. 'Itemt, The Mentone F.F. A. Chapter this year has 47 active members. Dwayne Creamer was elected to serve as District 11 Director for the 1959-60 school year. The F.F. A. poultry team placed first in the District 11 judging contest. Team members were Phil Nelson, Larry Greulach, Larry Eiler, and Burl Blosser. These boys also represented the Mentone Chapter in the Richmond, Virginia, judging contest, where they placed third. Money raising activities this year were: collecting and selling scrap iron, selling garden seeds, painting tractors, building hog houses and feeders, and selling F.F. A. calendars. The money was used for a trip to Chicago, for the annual State F.F. A. Convention, etc. The chapter selected Mona Ross as their chapter Sweetheart. BOB LONG Captain Center 1-2-3-4 Setttox MAX HOLLOWAY Forward 1-2-3-4 JIM TEEL Captain Guard 1-2-3-4 Forward 1-2-3-4 }6e future the 70 VARSITY - Left to right: Larry Beeson, Bill Nellans, Jim Teel, Max Holloway, Jon Necomb, Doyle Eiler, Roger Mol- lenhour, Paul Bateman, coach; Tom Wittkamper, Chuck Smith, Bob Long, Dick Long, Allen Creighton, Jerry Blackburn, and Bob Griffis. Becky Keirn, Linda Long, Mona Ross, and Boni Spradlin, cheerleaders. Another pnase of the future to many is sports and recreation. Some excel in sports while others are average, but sports and recreation help all in social life and adjustment. ..i The varsity had the outstanding record of 20 wins and 5 losses, including the Four-way championship at Akron and the Kosciusko County championship at Warsaw. B TEAM - SEATED: John Scott, Dave Teel, Jim Keirn, Eddie Tridle, Steve Shirey, Richard Shepherd, Lyle Long. STANDING: Paul Bateman, coach; Larry Booth, Fred Horn, Doyle Eiler, Nash Brallier, Fred Mellott, and Gary Harmon. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY STANDING: Chester Walters, Dave Cochran, Bob Nelson, Steve Nelson, and Jim Whetstone. KNEELING: Jim Bryan, Larry East, Mike Whetstone, and Larry Harmon. fluttuvi COACH Forst Dunnuck CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Vivian Hurst, Kay Sweet, and Eldona Antonides. KNEELING: Lorna Tri- dle, Connie Smythe, and Sherry Bryan. COACH Forst Dunnuck JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM STANDING: Tom Teel, Steve Hewlett, Larry Sullivan, Kip Hammer, and Eddy Nellans. KNEEL- ING: Steve Mellott, Doug Haney, Bill Kindig, and Sonny Nellans. FIRST ROW: Paul Bateman, Lyle Long, Jim Keirn, Eddie Tridle, Fred Horn, and Bob Griffis. SECOND: Max Holloway, Bill Nellans, Larry Beeson, Steve Shirey, Dave Teel, Gale Nellans, and Roger Mollenhour. THIRD: Tom Wittkamper, Bob Long, Dick Long. Jim Teel, Larry Manwaring, and Charles Smith. “Bei efcM Paul Bateman, Howard Shoemaker, Larry Beeson, Allen Creighton, Larry Booth, Jim Mikel, and Fred Mellon. FIRST ROW: Bob Long, Dick Long, Jim Teel, Max Holloway, and Jim Mikel. SECOND ROW: Paul Bateman, Howard Shoemaker, Bill Nellans, Larry Beeson, and Larry Booth. THIRD ROW: Charles Smith, Tom Wittkamper, Allen Creighton, Fred Mellon, and Roger Mollenhour. Judy Barkman Wayne Berkey Barry Blalock Bonnie Brown Janet Capes Nancy Cochran Marvin Creamer Janice Davis Ruth Drudge Jackie Duff John Feldman Max Flenar Ron Gates Linda Goshert Bobby Griffis Pam Hammer Ruth Huff Connie Huffman Lee Istok Becky Keirn Sandra Lacky The following officers served through the year: president, Barry Blalock; vice presi- dent, Max Flenar; secretary, Kay Taylor; treasurer, Janice Davis; student council repre- sentatives, Pam Hammer and Larry Manwaring; store managers, Linda Goshert and Larry Manwaring. Our sponsor was Mrs. Rush. Our biggest project was the sales at the concession stand every noon and at every ball game. We also had a cake raffle at every ball game. We gave a penny supper be- fore the senior class play in October. We sold boxed candy and ball-point pens at Christmas. Our class play, Nuts in May, was presented in April. Mrs. Rush was the director. We gave a lovely prom in honor of the seniors in May in the music room which we decorated attractively. A formal dinner in the cafeteria preceded the dance. Jim Laughlin Linda Long Larry Manwaring Shirley McManaman Martha Miller Linda Perrin Lynn Phillips Larry Rackeweg Mona Ross Terry Rowland Gary Shepherd Carol Smith Marilyn Sullivan Linda Surface Kay Taylor Bob Tucker Mitchell Tucker Dona Kay Van Gilder Larry Wise Tom Wittkamper m Tri ii M MKk Joe Cook Kathleen Doyle Linda Haupert Tana Henderson Doyle Eller Fred Horn ■■I David Feldman Kathleen Gilmore Gary Harmon Bernard Loer We re-elected Fred Horn president for his second year. Other officers were vice president, Janet Besson; secretary-treasurer, Diane Blackburn; student council representa- tives, Sheryl Olson and Gary Harmon. Our sponsor has been Mrs. Caldwell for four years. Our big money-making project was the magazine subscription solicitation in Feb- ruary. We also sold two hundred boxes of birthday and all-occasion cards. We enjoyed a picnic and skating party in the fall, a Christmas gift exchange and party, and another party in the spring. We are eagerly looking forward to our junior year when we expect to work hard to make more money for our senior trip. Karen Menzie James Mikel Sandra Miller Linda Nees Madonna Nellans Cynthia Nichols Linda Smythe Richard Teel Arlys Thompson Ann Tucker Nena Wallis Janice Yeater Joe Banghart Linda Barkman Larry Beeson Earl Berkey Larry Booth George Borders Lloyd Bowerman Nash Brallier Daniel Brooke BeulahBrown Marcia Clampitt Allen Creighton Sheila Drudge Larry Eiler Bill Everman Marsha Fisher Charles Gast Gloria Hines Cheryl Horn Bonnie Hudson Claudia Kern Jim Keirn Charles Koser Jim Lackey Joyce Laughlin The following officers served for the year: president, Larry Beeson; vice president, Judy Lynch; secretary-treasurer, Eddie Tridle; student council representatives, Marty Nelson and Jon Newcomb. The sponsors are Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Hornsby. The class held a Christmas party at school. They had no other activities during the year. Paula Hudson moved to North Carolina in January. Eddie Tridle Judy Wagner Bonnie Warren Barbara Wilkinson ?ne44 Ke t Lyle Long n c •— I c € fc A Judy Lynch Dick McClaughlin Fred Mellott Steve Mikel Bill Nellans GaleNellans . -A Judy Nelson Martha Nelson Jon Newcomb Steve Olson £l ... I Shirley Poe Janet RacKeweg Kitty Randels Sandra Reed Larry Roher John Scott Glenda Secrist Richard Shepherd Steve Shirey David Teel ode Robert Russell Adams Adams Eldona Antonides AVAILABLE ✓ Joe Bayne Judy Beeson Harold Jim Booth Bryan Betty David Larry Larry Byrer Cochran East Gates Lowell Larry Vivian Ann Bill Steve Gruenewald Harmon Hurst Istok Kindig Mellott Phillip Steve Miller Miller Bob Nelson Steve N elson rs •1 Linda Sandra Quier Rath bun Terry John Linda Mary Kay jane Shelton Shull Smith Suit Sweet Tucker Martha Connie Tim Chester Jim VanGilder Wallace Wallis Walters Whetstone Claudia Sherry Cecil Toni David Jim Louise Judy Brown Bryan Byrer Cleveland Cook Cormican Cox Decker Sue Sandra Virginia Kip Doug Karen Steve Mike Drudge Eckert Goodman Hammer Haney Harmen Hewlett Hubartt Bob Sharon Kathy David JoAnn Susan Carolyn Marilyn Huffman Hyde Menzie Mikel Mollenhour Mosier Mouser Mouser Eddie Mardene Sonny Sally Larry Alien Judy Jerry Nellans Nellans Nellans Nelson Secrist Shelton Shelton Shirey Bob Smith Connie S mythe ' r t  J Larry Sullivan Markee Surface Charles Sweet Tom Lorna Teel Tridle Wertenberger Whetstone Yeater Nancy W agner TRUSTEE: H. Earl Boggs BUS DRIVERS: Gilbert Griffis, Larry Boggs, Sylvester Hedington, Orval Slife, Dean Meyer, Sam Boggs, and Richard Gross. ADVISORY BOARD: Virgil Wise, Ed Severns, and Charles Eaton. COOKS: Mrs. Mary Teel, Mrs. Frances Mellott, and Mrs. Mary Tridle. CUSTODIANS: Mrs. Linus Borton, Mr. Linus Borton, and Truman Long. nm 7 e ‘TOacf ta t£e 0?utu e We are guided to the future by our faculty and administration. They impart the knowledge in books to us. Our teachers prepare the way. MR. JOHN FREDERICK Manchester College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Principal Government MR. PAUL BATEMAN Indiana Central College, B. S. Coach Social Studies and Physical Education MR. KENNETH BUSH Manchester College, B.S. Music MRS. FLORENCE CALDWELL Ball State Teachers College, A.B. English, Latin, and Library Sophomore Sponsor MRS. FRANCES CARTER Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Business Education and Arithmetic Seventh Grade Sponsor MR. FORST DUNNUCK Manchester College, B.S. Assistant Coach, Mathematics, Science, and Physical Education Eighth Grade Sponsor MRS. MADELEINE FISHER Ball State Teachers College, A.B. Art and Physical Education Freshman Sponsor MR. ROBERT HEWLETT Kansas State College, B. S. and M. S. Vocational Agriculture and Chemistry MR. DIXIE HORNSBY Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Drivers Training, History, and Biology Freshman Sponsor MRS. NORMA RUSH Manchester College, A.B. English and Physical Education Junior Sponsor MR. PAUL RUSH Manchester College, B. S. Mathematics and Physics Senior Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH SKAGGS Central Missouri State College, B.S. Vocational Home Economics and Seventh Engli S Ce Ke tt icf 07eac6e'i4 MRS. STELLA BUCK Manchester College, B.S. First Grade MRS. FLORENCE McKINLEY Ball State Teachers College First and Second Grades MRS. RUTH STEFFLER Grace College, B. S. Second Grade MRS. GENAVEE NELSON Manchester College Third Grade MRS. TRELLA TOMBAUGH Manchester College, B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. NORMA MEYERS Colorado State College, A. B. Fourth and Fifth Grades MRS. GLADYS WITTKAMPER Indiana State Teachers College Fifth Grade MISS JUNE AUGHINBAUGH Manchester College Sixth Grade Sce te 4mo ta t e Lower Hall Mrs. McKinley's Second Grade Mrs. Buck's First Grade Elementary Library Mrs. Wittkamper's Fifth Grade Mrs. Tombaugh's Sixth Grade Mrs. Steffler’s Second Grade Mrs. Myer's Fifth Grade Mrs. Nelson's Third Grade Playground Miss Aughinbaugh’s Sixth Grade Stxt tyicute MISS AUGINBAUGH, Teacher Marlene Brallier Connie East Cynthia Ellsworth Larry Ervin Dennis Feldman Sandra Hackworth Dennis Hatfield Mark Hubartt James Huffman Wanda Hurd Beverly Hurst Linda Kittrell Steven Lewis Elaine Manwaring Danny McClone Sandra Mosier Bonita Nellans Sandra Nelson Mike Orcutt Betty Paxton Dawn Perry Mary Ann Peterson Jack Rickel Ken Romine Ted Shoemaker Marilyn Taylor Lois Ann Waddle Ronnie Ward Carolyn Warren John Wentzel Clair Taylor k MRS. WITTKAMPER. Teacher Danny Bruner Linda Clark John Corwin Ruth Ervin Dennis Grunewald Linda Howard Daniel Manwaring Dennis Meridith Janet Morrison Linda Olson Arlene Orcutt Edward Paxton Diana Sarber Ellen Sechrist Betty Skaggs Ronald Slone Patsy Smith Daniel Smythe Marlyn Swartz Connie Teel Steven Tucker Gregory Witham Lonnie Witham Sharon Yasal Diann Young 5 occit '6 z td Mute MRS. NORMA MEYERS. Teacher Ronnie Hurd Allen Lowry Linda Bowerman Vicki Bowser Troy Flenar Sharon Goodman Janis Hoffer Max Hubartt Jennie Bryan Barbara Decker Karen Horn Dannie Hurd  'Tljfctr:.’ MhlsA 7.1 Ronald Kittrell Connie Mosier Larry Mouser Glenna Ridenour Dan Romine Kenneth Simcoe David Smythe Gary Teel Cynthia Tinkey lerry Warren Tom Whetstone 'pountA tyuuCe MRS. TOMBAUGH, Teacher Pam Abbey Randall Antonides Janice Bach Kathy Boggs Rex Bowser Mike Coplen Beverly Davis Linda Bpler Bill Foreman Diana Henderson Jon Hoffer Mike Hudson Carol Huffman Rebecca Hunter Diana Igo Jack Keim Mike McLaughlin Gary Meadows Linda Meyer Donnie Miller Nanette Nellans Tony Peters Terry Reed Diana Shirey Benny Skaggs Paul Surface David Tibbets Kathy Tridle Gloria Tucker Cynthia Whetstone Mike Whetstone Sue Whitham Debra Nancy Paul Randy Diana Linda Duane Marcia Bowser Buies Cormican Dickey Epler Fawley Gates Goodman Michael Terry Barbara Howard Nancy Josie Sharon Ricky Gross Hammer Huffman Hunter Keirn Kelley Lewis Long Julie Marcia Mary Jacque Gary John Olson Owens Peters Pritchard Romine Romine Miles Susan Nellans Norton Steven Sue Ronald Susan William Ernest Peggy Deborah Simcoe Smythe Teel Tibbets Waltz Welbom Whetstone Witham Second a MRS. RUTH STEFFLER - Teacher Gregory Rose Bollinger Cormican Decker Erwin Flenar Gates Gross Hackworth Harman Hibschman Homer DeWayne Karen Suzanne Peggy Karen Kaye Tim H ow ard Igo Koldyke Kralis Long Lowry Meadows Mikel r1 • ' ■■■■■■■■i ' i■■■■kjvxi Gary Brant Tom Cam Keith Susan Wanda Steven Mouser Nellans Norton Rathbun Remy Romine Schwartz Secrist Michael Janet Susan Barbara Sara Jo Kathy Rhonda Sandra Seitner Selvage Shirey Skaggs Smith Yazel Yazel Young cutcC Second tfa de James Back Paula Bollinger Debra Cooper MRS. FLORENCE McKINLEY, Teacher Donald Ervin Cindy Hewlett Mark Hunter Darlene Igo Bruce Leslie Eileen Peters Debbie Rackeweg David Seitner Robert Simcoe Kandra Waltz Robert Cleveland Kim Coleman Sue Himes Kristine Hoffer Connie Landis Deneice McFadden Rex Orcutt Bob Romine Sammy Shelton John Shirey Elizabeth Smythe Donita Teel Timothy Whetstone Patty McClone Rickey McLaughlin Helen Meadows David Meredith Brett Miner Jeri Pritchard Rocky Reed David Ridenour Cathy Romine Serita Secrist Richard Shirey Ivory Snipes Peggy Tinkey Danny Yeater Donald Greer Brent Hall Linda Hibschman Ruth Hoffer Ricky Flenar Kathy Foreman Audie Gates L fiiM Ken Anglin Robert BoweYman Judy Boyer Kathyrn Brown 7 = Jack Corwin Debra Davis Jerald Dilsavor Sandra Fawley Maria Hubart Jeffrey Hudson Patricia Huffman Linda Hurd Micheal Kelley Cynthia Kralis Kim Manwaring MRS. STELLA BUCK, Teacher Connie Byrer BAKERS FARMERS STATE BANK Over 67 Years of Continuous Safe Banking Jewelry - Appliances - Diamonds Elgin Watches - Television Mentone, Indiana Dial EL 3-4685 Mentone, Indiana Phone EL3-4455 Good Luck to Seniors of '60 BOARDMAN SALES Mentone, Indiana . Phone EL3-2751 DON’T WORRY ... GET HER GIFT BROWN’S ♦Gifts ♦Appliances ♦ Jewelry ♦ Diamonds ♦ Watche s ♦Silverware Mentone, Indiana RAPP NORTHERN INDIANA CO-OP LINECROSS LEGHORNS Developed in One of the Nation's Most Congested Egg Areas. Excellent Pro- duction and Livability - Profitable Egg Size and Good Shell Texture - Even After 12-15 Months of Production. BRYAN POULTRY FARM Mentone, Indiana Established in 1930 Farm Supplies Mentone, Indiana Main Office Phone EL3-2495 QUALITY THE COTTON PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION MARKETING PURCHASING JgMiWi Owm ifc,TutGnti t £' IT’S A PLEASURE! Trade at COOPERS STORE Phone EL3-2965 Mentone, Indiana Compliments of DR. and MRS. F. B. DAVISON Best Wishes from DICKERHOFF’S TRUCKING COMPANY Mentone Indiana FRANK AND JERRY’S GROCERY Mentone Phone EL3-3975 FRANK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Phone EL3-251 5 Mentone, Indiana HAMMER INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Fire Casualty Life Accident Health 1 2 Mile East of Mentone on Road 25 Phone EL3-3975 MYER’S JGfl STORE JONES’ BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOPS Smart Appearance Commands Attention Quality Groceries Phone EL3-4845 Mentone Phone EL3-4202 Mentone BARBER SHOP Compliments KRAUS BROS. of POULTRY CO. , INC. MR. and MRS. H. V. JOHNS Mentone Indiana Mentone Indiana pc °c C h iiLr, LEWIS MOTORS ior  V 1 At Service and Satisfied LEMLERS GROCERY v T Customers Mentone Indiana Phone EL3-4355 Mentone, Indiana Compliments of Best Wishes MANWARING LEGHORN FARMS, INC. From Mentone, Indiana DR. and MRS. O. L. McFADDEN Authorized Producer and Distributor Kimber Chicks K-137 and K-155 Mentone Indiana MENTONE STOCKYARDS MENTONE LUMBER CO., INC. ' '—y LOREN L. TRIDLE Open Monday Through Friday Phone EL3-4185 Mentone Your Business Is Appreciated Phone EL3-3785 Mentone MILLER SHEET METAL Good Luck MILLER SHEET METAL From ITIILLLW jriLLI ITlk 1 ML MIDWEST Mentone, Indiana Dial ELmwood 3-3635 SPRING MANUFACTURING CO. Mentone, Indiana Phone EL3-2415 JOHN MILLER JAMES GATES EL3-2245 EL3-4645 “ clconing PETES RESTAURANT MOLLENHOUR’S DELUXE CLEANERS Meals and Fountain Service Fast and Prompt Service Phone EL3-4415 Mentone Mentone Indiana Compliments Compliments of of PRODUCERS MARKET REED’S ASSOCIATION FUNERAL HOME Mentone Indiana Mentone Indiana ROSS A SERVICE ED SEVERNS AND SON .: m (standard Breeders of Purebred Durocs Phone EL3-9155 Mentone, Indiana Phone EL3-3860 Mentone, Indiana GROSS AND LINN SINCLAIR STATION Mentone, Indiana Phone EL3-3735 SMITH BROTHERS Mentone Indiana Best Wishes From DR. and MRS. DAN URSCHEL Office Phone EL3-2905 Mentone Indiana SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT UTTERS STATION Mentone Indiana O VALENTINE’S ELEVATOR WALBURN INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone EL3-4751 Mentone, Indiana Phone EL3-4795 EL3-4695 Mentone Indiana WARD’S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE Painting and Decoration Supplies Floor Covering Contracting Painting and Decorating Phone EL3-4555 WENTZEL FEED CO. Red Comb Pioneer Feeds Dial EL 3-4865 Mentone Indiana Mentone Indiana D. M. WHITCOMB SUPPLY CO. Established 1915 School, Office, Janitor, and Restaurant Supplies Trustee's Forms and Blanks L. W. IMHOFF Owner Akron, Indiana Compliments of ROVENSTINES STORE Phone UL 8-2391 Atwood Indiana Congratulations from U. E. FITZPATRICK and COMPANY Phone GY 1-2435 Burket Indiana NELSON’S POULTRY FARM and HATCHERY Dial GY 1-2815 Burket, Indiana Good Luck, Seniors From ATWOOD HARDWARE Phone UL 8-2191 Atwood BECHTOL GAS SERVICE Dial GY 1-2805 Burket Indiana Best Wishes from GOSHERT ELEVATOR Burket Indiana Good Luck to the Senior Class HOUSE OF HARTER Athletic Goods Compliments of DR. and MRS. WYMOND B. WILSON Office Phone EL 3-3551 Home Phone EL 3-3552 Mentone Indiana Thanks to LOCKRIDGE STUDIO For the Pictures in This Annual 720 Main Street Rochester, Indiana Ollkftt k I Qualit JCU. Congratulations From QvuUtvWCheVd SUNSHINE FARMS DAIRY Always Get Plenty of Sunshine CRYSTAL DAIRY Warsaw, Indiana DITTO’S GROCERY Road 15 South Warsaw, Indiana Congratulations to the Seniors can relax in- FIRST NATIONAL BANK Warsaw Indiana HOME FURNITURE MART Warsaw Indiana KLINES DEPARTMENT STORE 113-115 ■lateat 113-115 East Market Street Phone AM 7-5430 Compliments of LAKE CITY BANK r?G4fao t4- Warsaw Indiana Warsaw Indiana MENZIE MOTOR SALES MUMAW NEWS STAND Headquarters for Greeting Cards - Magazines - School Supplies 142 North Buffalo Street Warsaw Warsaw, Indiana Phone AM 7-5531 Indiana Compliments of Good Luck From ■ SEARS ■ ROEBUCK AND CO. SHARP HARDWARE Warsaw Indiana Warsaw Indiana LAKE CITY CANDY CO., INC. WARSAW GRAIN AND MILLING CO. Wholesalers Dealers of Napiana Feeds and Candy - Paper Goods - Tobacco Oliver Sales and Service Fountain Service - Sundries ■n Warsaw, Indiana Phone AM7-7221 — Phone AM 7-7071 Warsaw, Indiana KLIP AND KURL BEAUTY SALON MRS. JIM GATES CHINWORTHS Distributors of Philgas Heating Equipment - Home Appliances Mentone, Indiana Phone EL 3-4645 Phone AM 7-6931 Warsaw, Indiana Compliments of Best Wishes From MENTONE CAFE FITCHES' JEWELRY Warsaw, Indiana JOHN SNELL'S LADIES' APPAREL SHOP 109 South Buffalo Street Warsaw HOFFMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner of Center and High Street AM7-3956 Warsaw Compliments of McKOWN'S OLDSMOBILE Warsaw, Indiana WARSAW RADIO Your RCA Dealer Television - Black and White (RQfl and Color vS' Complete Service Facilities 217 East Center Street Open Evenings DENTON'S DRUG STORE EL3- 4835 Mentone REXALL DRUG STORE CARTERS STORE Warsaw Indiana WARSAW APPLIANCE AND TV Warsaw Indiana HALL HARDWARE Warsaw, Indiana RINGLE FURNITURE STORE Warsaw HULL HOUSE For Men and Young Men Warsaw Compliments of WARSAW TOWN AND COUNTRY KINDLE AND MOHILE ZlT SERVICE 325 West Market Street Warsaw Congratulations From WARSAW HARDWARE STORE WOLFORD DRY CLEANERS Warsaw Indiana THANKS TO YOU i Blackburn, Boni Spradlin, and Elaine arbook. We appreciate having been al- he boosters, andthe subscribers. Only ible to produce this annual. nee Caldwell, our advisor, for the help ige Studio of Rochester, for the pictures dor Publishing Company for his assist- oy the '60 annual with the new features, idvertisement pages. L. Arlene Remy Editor We, the staff, Arlene Remy, Lind: Cook, have enjoyed working on the ye lowed to have this honor. We are grateful to the advertisers, t because of your patronage was it poss We would like to thank Mrs. Flore and advice she gave us. We also wish to acknowledge Lockri taken, and Mr. Robert Lee of the Tay ance in presenting this annual. We sincerely hope that you will enj especially the padded covers and the a We extend our sincere thanks to al % 30KS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made flH l