Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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As Well As Clubs and Other Activities Judy Scott Delores Searer Carolyn Serynek Norma Severence Judy Shapley Stuart Sheets Bill Sherwood Joan Simon Pat Single Billy Smith Louis Spitz Richard Stahler Nancy Stanley Bob Steiner Pat Stowers Warren Stowers Judy Stringham Mike Sullivan Paul Surowiec Harold Swinford A1 Szal Marie Tancos Berniece Taylor Bill Thomas Harold Titak Marjorie Todd Mary Ann Uremovich George Uselac Ron Vendl Linda Viers Carol Vizena Becky Wachter Mary Welches Jim Wiggins Dianne Wilburn Almira Williams Ike Williford Lyn Willis Beverly Witham James Wojahn Bruce Woods Cynthia Worley Marilyn Young Dennis Yuraitis 19

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Freshman Display Interest in Sports Dennis Korhel Steve Kosac Leonard Krueger Linda Kwasny Donna Lavery Nellie Leggitt Dave Litherland Jim Loggie Carol Lowell Louis Mack Clay Macpherson Pat Madolski Nancy Me Grann Janice Me Nary Donald Marx Karen Meiselbar Jerry Melle Thomas Menke Kathy Meyer Pat Mikula A1 Minniti Noreen Mitchell George Moore Tom Morfee Lee Morris Nancy Muchenburg June Murray Jerry Musitelli Russell Nevulis Jane Nichols Janice Northup Betty Ohren Francis Ott Kathleen Pagel Carolyn Palmer Ken Patton Bonnie Paulga Bhelia Paulson Everly Payne Yvonne Peterson Jack Pierce Tom Pintar Peggy Piskor Bob Pudunovich Bill Porter Sally Raich Hershal Rainwater Bill Reid Linda Reveal Marian Rhodes Pat Rimer Jerry Ripley Bernadette Roessing Marcia Rogers Richard Sader Norman Schulte 18

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FIRST ROW: Linda Luedtke, secretary; Carol Bartos, vice-president; Stuart Jew- ell, president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bo- vard, head sponsor; Clark Mullen, treas- urer. Second Year for Class Of ’59 After a very confusing first year in the new Merrillville High School, the Class of 1959 bounced back with a flying start in their second season in the new habitat. Participation in all clubs and extra-curricular activities was typical of this class of energetic boys and girls. Members of the class were the first to participate in the newly inaugurated freshman-sophomore yearly play, under the direction of Mr. Conner Sophomores won some of the leading roles offered in the play. Class officers were Stuart Jewell, president; Carol Bartos, vice-president; Lin- da Luedtke, secretary; and Clark Mullen, treasurer. Guidance in their many pro- blems and decisions was offered by the sponsors: Mrs. Seale, Mr. Bovard, Mr. Demaree, and Mr. Beasley. Class members selected black pull-over or cardigan sweaters with white num- erals as significant of their class, and received them on the last day before the Christmas vacation. The class also sponsored a dance which had a large turn- out and was successful. A number of class members participated in varsity athletics, clubs, and fine arts. There were 1 38 members in the class. The Class of 1959 will have the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new Merrillville High School after having spent all four years of their high school careers in the new building. 20