Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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Colors of Black and White Jim Stoltz Barry Stowers Howard Struble Kenneth Stucker Duane Timmons John Titak Dave Tonk Tom Trussa Connie Vickroy Roseleen Wade William Watkins Eugene Weaver John Webb Jackie Wells Carol Wilson Bob Wilson Richard White Shirley Wirick George Yonko Duane Yaros Ed Zimmer Jeanette Zeha Sophomores now used to everyday routine. 23

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Sophomores Proudly Display Sweaters Carolyn Klipp Jeanette Kraft Jane Krueger June Krueger Pat Rupee Judy Lehman Don Lewin Donna Lipke Marvin Logan Nancy Long Carmen Lowell Dcvere Lucas Linda Luedtke Carl Macy Richard Madas Marvin Mager Walter Majcher Joe Marando Sharon Martin Robert McClure Paul MrFadden Michael Mehr Jon Miller Diana Mitchell Marilyn Moehl Walter Moore Clark Mullen Robert Murray Nancy Newman Betty Nix Dennis O’Conner Norman Olson Janice Orrell Glenda Progre Richard Radu Laurence Rakoczy Marilyn Ramsey Loretta Rastovski Ken Reder Janice Reed David Reveal Sandra Sanders Judy Sandlin Sharon Saynak Marie Schiesser Alyce Schultz Jackie Serocka Norman Shaffnet Dora Shebat Sharon Shepitka Terry Shotliff Phyllis Shoup Harvey Shrout Carolyn Smith Elsie Sonnenberg Ronald Stephens 99

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Annabelle Fernandez, treasurer; Ellen Wise, secretary; im Cozmanoff, vice-president; Mr. Pacatte, sponsor; Bob Vickroy, president. Prom Hi-Lights Junior Year Entering the Junior year of high school is the beginning of new and different subjects, decisions, and activities. Among these new subjects were typing and short- hand; decisions included the type of ring to be purchased by the class; and activities, of course, included the prom. The Junior class had an enrollment of 138 students. They were under the able leadership of Bob Vickroy, president; Jim Cozmanoff, vice-president; Ellen Wise, secretary; and Annabelle Fernandez, treasurer. The four class sponsors were Mrs. Maietta, Mrs. Racosky, Mr. Pacatte, and Mr. Shettles. The play given by the Juniors was the first play of the year and the first presented by this particular class. The title of the play chosen was “The Night of January 16th. ’ The play set records in attendance at the two performances and in money earned. Junior rings were especially nice this year with a colored stone backing the school insignia. The class also sponsored a dance in February, which was a success- ful venture. April 27, 1957, was the date of the most memorable event in the lives of these Juniors. On that date the Junior — Senior Prom was held at the Crestmoor Country Club in Hobart. Music was furnished by the Cavaliers. This dance high-lighted and completed a successful and memorable year for the Class of 1958. 24