Monroeville High School - Viking Yearbook (Monroeville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

fcjl % iB fB|j The FOREWORD Presented by The Senior Class of Monroeville High School Monroeville, Indiana M. H. S. , A Majority As One One school . . one student body . . . com¬ posed of individuals, individuals unique and orig¬ inal, each with his own distinctive character¬ istics. . individuals expre s sing various thoughts , . . individuals achieving various honors . . M. H. S. . . An organization of the individual . . . a harmony of purpose . . To see . . to acquire . . to learn ... to prepare ourselves for the role of adulthood . . . M. H. S. . A time and place . . a school . . sports, clubs, curriculum . . study, talk and laughter . . activity . . the daily life of the school . . individuals together in one spirit. CONTENTS Student Life Organizations Sports Activitie s People Advertising Dedication To a man of knowledge and ability. . . a n adviser, teacher and spon¬ sor. . . with a great depth of understanding, showing willingness in man¬ ner, punctuated with patience and sincere friendship. . . To you, Douglas Rademacher, we dedicate the 1967 Viking. Our re¬ spect and admiration for you and for your personal achievements have been an inspiration for us, the class of 1967. fef Dedication To a man of athletics, friend of faculty, leader of students. . young energetic. . . practical and efficient. . . firm and unrelenting. . . re¬ spected coach. . . who feels a sense of responsibility for us. . . who considers our problems his own. . . To you, Lee DeTurk, we dedicate the 1967 Viking; for in your home, on the basketball court and in the classroom, you have shown us respon¬ sibility and respect for ourselves and our school. To every thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which has been planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war; and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8 Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost. John VI, 12 6 As is the generation of leaves; So is that of men. Homer If a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand. Marklll, 25 7 8 If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds ' worth of distance run- Yours is the Earth and everything that ' s in it, And-which is mo re-you 11 be a Man, my Son! Rudyard Kipling If. . . a single word, a condition, a conjunction, a question, a supreme challenge If. . . the choice, anticipated or sudden, that condenses the difference between failure and fulfillment into two letters. Student Life If you have. . . run to the restaurant after school to get a booth, picked up apples all day to make that pure cider, smiled in choir ' til you thought your face would crack, If you have. . . gone to three meetings all beginning at 3:15, rehearsed and rehearsed on your class play, come up $300 short on your candy store money, you know the fun of STUDENT LIFE 1967 Defeated and Alone Salt? - Pepper? Concentration Creation What be this? 12 i A masterpiece in the making??????? If I could only read. Confusion Charles Atlas??? 14 Little Jack Horner. . . Who IS on my side? Only her hairdresser knows for sure. One, two, ChaChaCha. . . 15 Is it LIFE or PLAYBOY? Get your tummies up, kids! 16 Organizations If you have. . . student-taught third-graders all day, disagreed about a call in speed ball, lived through 2 hours of a joint band rehear sal, If you have. . . knocked on the same door selling candy, magazines, stationery, etc., cooked and sold sloppy joes for a volleyball tournament, collected newspapers for a paper drive, you know the enrichment of ORGANIZATIONS Tacos, Pinata’s Enliven Club Officers, left to right: L. Gerardot, Monica Wyss, Tim Roling, Miss Toledo, Sponsor; Sandy Brames. The Spanish Club is a small, informal group connected with the High School Spanish Class. Miss Maria Toledo, the Span¬ ish teacher, is the sponsor. This year this group enjoyed many activities. They were visited by South American ex¬ change students on one occa¬ sion. Their membership pins were paid for by their bake sale. 20 Club Teaches Art Of Homemaking Rekamemoh members are cooking, burning, learning, making attempts, and ex¬ periencing failure. Today they are daughters, tomor¬ row they will be wives and mothers. People make houses, and homemakers make homes. The strength of our country lies in the character of the people making homes from house s. OFFICERS - STANDING: S. Grabner, Mrs. Overmyer, B. Fredricks, K. Grabner, J. Girardot, S. Brames, N. Scott. SEATED: K. Johnston, C. Hamilton, B. Beucler. 21 F T A - Your Opportunity OFFICERS: S. Harless, Vice- President; S. Grabner, Presi¬ dent; J. Grabner, Secretary. F. T. A. is taking a realistic look at teaching, its many opportunities, challenging problems, essential na¬ ture, and services to humanity. F. T. A. is studying and identify¬ ing these qualities, traits and apti¬ tudes which good teachers possess, and cultivate. F. T. A. ' s student teaching is observing and trying your hand in many teaching situa¬ tions, always under the sym¬ pathetic guidance of qualified teache r s. F. T. A. is getting ready for college so that you may be suc¬ cessful as a student and as a leader in the institution of your choice. 22 Competitive Spirit Necessary OFFICERS: C. Van Lear, P. Grabner, S. Hartman, E. Orrick. Sports is usually the basic con¬ cern of aspiring, perspiring males, but the competitive spirit is also maintained by the fairer sex at M. H. S. These active girls demonstrate interest, vitality, sportsmanship, and physical fitness. They strive, build, learn and achieve as athletes and young ladies. 23 Yell Trophy Pepsters Boost Team Our Victory Club County Spirit Stirring hopes anew and raising cheers mightily, 125 noisy students cooperating and vibrant, spurred the team on to victory. The Pep Club sponsored the An¬ nual Cheed Leader Feet Beeter Dance at which time the basketball team was honored and the Sopho¬ mores were named the 1967 Yell Champions. 24 Action . . . Speed mm Dance Band Organizes Under the direction of Mr. Joe Huffman, a dance band was formed in the fall of 1966. Due to busy schedules and conflicting activities, it was unable to perform during the 1966-67 school year, but there are great hopes for next year. m 1 mm 1H Left to right: P. Wolff, C. Hamilton, R. Whittern, S. Harless, L. Lee, K. Sipe, M. Harless, J. Neadstine, S. Grabner, J. Lee, C. Van Lear, D. Farnsworth, C. Fuelling. 7th Grade Wall Flowers One feet. . .Two feet. . . Three feet. . . Beat Beat. . . 25 MAJORETTES: P. Lee, D. Kemp, J. Wolff, P. Orrick, S. Hamilton, L. Kryder, J. Lee, P. Wolff, C. Brown. Band: Beethoven To Ringo If things look and sound differently around the band room, it is probably because they are. Mr. Huffman has worked on building a new attitude, resulting in an alive, successful and growing band. The band was very active this year performing at basketball games, M. H. S. concerts, and combined con¬ certs with Hoagland High School ' s band. Joined with Hoagland High School ' s band, the Monroeville High School band participated in their first concert contest. Cheer up, Mary, it ' s Friday. 26 A Smiling Face A Heart Full Of Song Room 26 is one of the few places in school where a student will never get reprimanded for raising the sound level of the room above a low murmur. Of course, the sounds that echo from the Monroeville High School vocal music de¬ partment can hardly be considered noise. They indicate the presence of the high school choir, directed by the exuberant Mr. James Mergenthal. The do re mi ' s are a welcome relaxation after a day of examinations and themes, but there is also hard practices for many school events at which these singers perform. 27 Their group had 25% fewer cavities! Membership in high school choir is open to all students in grades 9-12. The only requirements are that, first and foremost, a student must possess the sincere desire to sing, and he must attend all re¬ hearsals and concerts. One of the highest aims of this choir, in addition to developing musicianship, is to develop and achieve group harmony . Through the choral literature that is sung and through each choir member ' s involvement with this literature, group harmony is sought. Choir Mixes Harmony And Hard Work Girls ' Ensemble 28 B. Heller Soloist TRIO: S. Burnett, K. Minerd, S. Wills. The choir provides a means by which members can study and grow through all types of choral litera¬ ture. The choir presented several concerts during the school year. They started the year with a field trip to the Ft. Wayne State Hospi¬ tal where a performance was given for the patients. The ensuing perfor¬ mance schedule for the choir consisted of a joint Thanksgiving concert with the Hoag- land choir, a Christ¬ mas program and con¬ vocation, a spring joint concert with the Hoag- land choir, a perfor¬ mance at district choir contest, and ended the year with an annual spring concert. i SEXTET: C. Fuelling, R. Rosswurm, P. Grabner, C. Van- Lear, D. Carpenter, B. Berry. Hard at work? Dewey Decimals To Lost Books What goes on behind the scenes? LIBRARIANS If you ' re doing research on the genetics of fruit flies or a term paper on the succession of En¬ glish kings, the first place you would probably go is the check out desk of the school library. The librarian is to aid the stu¬ dents in finding source material needed for research papers. He also maintains the records and helps to clarify the mysteries of the card catalogue. SEATED: B. Farnsworth, S. Cagnet, G. Coonrod. STANDING; G. Gerardot. 30 DEBATE TEAM: J. Castleman, B. Fred¬ ricks, B. Beucler, J. Neadstine, Mrs. Grace, D. Klinker, S. Smith, P. Gibson, J. Monroe. B. Beucler, M. Gibson, S. Wittern and J. Neadstine par¬ ticipated in the Thanksgiving program presented at the school. On March 2 0, S. Whittern and J. Castleman accom¬ panied Mrs. Grace to a de¬ bate between college students from Indiana-Purdue Univer¬ sity and Yeshiva University, New York City. M H S Speaks Out The Speech Class takes part in many activities. In October sev¬ eral students went to the speech contest at New Haven. Those en¬ tering in poetry were: B. Beucler, B. Fredericks, M. Gibson, J. Gerardot, and J. Castleman. D. Klinker and M. Knueve entered in humorous interpretation. S. Wittern entered original oratory and went to the semi-finals with his speech on American ' s Choice. DISCUSSION GROUP: D. Klinker, S. Whittern, J. Neadstine, Mrs. Grace, S. Harless, M. Knueve. The Speech Class has improved very much since the beginning of the year, and everyone has gained some self-confidence when speak¬ ing to a group. Stan Whittern expresses his point of view. 31 Key Club Denotes Service OFFICERS - STANDING: D. Carpenter, J. Neadstine, P. Brames. SEATED: D. Grabner, J. Trentadue. Hard at work??? The Key Club is a service club for boys in high school. It oper¬ ates under the school regulations and draws its membership from the student body. Board Members The Kiwanis Club sponsors the Key Club in cooperation with the school officials. The aims of the Key Club are development of initia¬ tive, leadership ability, and good citizenship practices. Senior Journalists Keep School Informed LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Smith S. Wyss, C. Van Lear, J. Castleman. Published each month from Sep¬ tember to May by the Senior Class of Monroeville High School, Monroe¬ ville, Indiana. The aims of the CUB CRIER are: to cooperate with the faculty in sup¬ porting school functions, to maintain a high standard of sportsmanship, to be a spokesman for our school, and give accurate information. We, the CUB CRIER Staff, will endeavor to accomplish these goals. ADVISOR - Miss Dorothy Wetter EDITOR - John Castleman ASSISTANT EDITOR - Susan Wyss FEATURE EDITOR - Cheryl Van Lear BUSINESS MANAGER - Shirley Smith 33 Individual Excellence—Qualities Of N.H.S. Scholarship, Leade r ship, Character, Se rvice Scholar ship Superior Mentality abounds. Leade r ship As guiding light to the final goal. Characte r As strong, honest, and sincere. Service As willing to endure for good to all. These qualities are sought in the members of the National Honor So¬ ciety. Truly honored and well of luck are those named to this select group. The new members are to meet the high standards of Scholarship, Lead¬ ership, Character, and Service. They are worthy indeed. This year NHS members further justified their selection by using the Society to per¬ form services for their school and community instead of resting on their laurels. LEFT TO RIGHT - Back Row: D. Grabner, S. Grabner, N. Plumley, S. Wyss, D. Farnsworth, D. Klinker, S. Harless, B. Heller, R. Rosswurm, G. Crabill. Front Row: Sponsor, Mrs, Somers; J. Grabner, B. Beucler, J. Castleman, M. Kneuve, L. Ball, Sponsor, Mr, Knape. Not Pictured: T. Gibson and M. Meyer. New Members 34 The Beginning Of Perfection Jr. High Choir Jr. High Band 5th % 6th Choir 35 Sports If you have . . . run 1 00 walls a night, cried fore on a golf course in early morn, zapped the volleyball down an opponent ' s throat. If you have . . . yelled for your team ' til your lungs almost burst, seen the clock ticking off precious seconds, felt the wild jubilation of final victory, you know the thrill of . . . SPORTS Monroeville Varsity to Baseball r N t 13 erf rr e, S W t K SiAC-cess ru l 3 I h ron_ s a k ease? r; Ol aVe 14 w. r ls rc€y hjo -h ' i ' tf-e. 3 SUMMER BASEBALL Monroeville 8 Areola 1 Monroeville 17 Adams Central 1 Monroeville 3 Huntertown 6 Monroeville 1 Hoagland 2 • Monroeville 8 Leo 5 Monroeville 6 Woodlan 1 Monroeville 17 Adams Central 2 Monroeville 3 Parkway 1 Monroeville 5 Ossian 6 ' ' Monroeville 17 Woodlan 5 ’■ ' Monroeville 7 Areola 1 Monroeville 4 Leo 7 ' ‘Monroeville 15 Huntertown 1 Monroeville 9 Churubusco 2 ' ‘Monroeville 7 Ossian 3 Monroeville 6 Hoagland 9 ’ Monroeville 4 Churubusco 0 SPRING BASEBALL ’ Monroeville 8 New Haven 5 ’ ' Monroeville 4 Payne 0 ’ ' Monroeville 6 Decatur Cath. 1 Monroeville 8 Adams Central 2 Monroeville 12- Monmouth 1 ‘ s Monroeville 5 Decatur 0 SECTIONAL ' ‘Monroeville 2 Hoagland 1 ,: ‘Monroeville 4 Concordia 0 Monroeville 3 Leo 7 Denotes Wins. Coach: Ned Knape Assistant Coach: Donald Grabner Dedicated Effort fi u Would you believe . . . Organization? Sweet taste of VICTORY Success!!! Please! ! ! Jim Hold it--Let ' s get this straight 42 Knothole view Coach, Loren Grabner; Tim Voirol, Brad Farnsworth, Tom Gibson, Phil Meyer, Kevin Sipe, Steve Crates, Jim Trentadue, Denny Grab¬ ner, Don Scott. Monroeville 39 Lancaster 20 Monroeville 39 Hoagland 19 Monroeville 25 Dwenger 30 Monroeville 24 Antwerp 34 Monroeville 21 Monmouth 40 Monroeville 15 Crestview 59 Cub Runners Test Endurance Monroeville 52 Areola 66 Leo 20 Monroeville 73 Woodlan 33 Adams Central 28 Monroeville 47 Ossian 78 Hoagland 17 Monroeville 75 Churubusco 20 Huntertown 35 Denotes Wins. Cross Country 43 Foes Fall To Brilliant Teamwork And Expert Spiking LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Trentadue, Tim Voirol, Don Carpenter, Ron Goelz, Mike Blauvelt, Bill Berry, Brad Farnsworth, Kevin Sipe, Denny Grabner. Monroeville 2 Woodlan 0 Monroeville 2 Ossian 0 Monroeville 2 Hoagland 1 Monroeville 2 Areola 0 Monroeville 1 Leo 2 Monroeville 2 Adams Central 0 Monroeville 2 Huntertown 0 Monroeville 2 Churubusco 0 Tournament Monroeville 2 Churubusco 0 Monroeville 2 Hoagland 0 Monroeville 1 Leo 2 Monroeville 2 Huntertown 1 Monroeville 1 Leo 2 Denotes Wins. Coach: Lee DeTurk 44 Pat Grabner en Fuelling Susann Grabner Ricki Rosswurm Opponents Fall, Monroeville 62 Hoagland 69 Monroeville 41 Crestview 79 Monroeville 52 Ossian 53 Monroeville 47 Areola 46 Monroeville 53 Lincolnview 45 Monroeville 49 Churubusco 53 Monroeville 52 Woodlan 60 Monroeville 44 Hamilton 51 Monroeville 46 Monmouth 50 Monroeville 64 Hunt. Cath. 68 Individuals Excel, Monroeville 63 Decatur Cath. 45 Monroeville 46 New Haven 95 Monroeville 54 Bishop Luers 56 Monroeville 62 Payne 59 (county) Monroeville 62 Hoagland 70 ' Monroeville 65 Adams Central 82 ' Monroeville 69 Leo 53 Monroeville 53 Hoagland 64 ' ' ' Monroeville 54 Huntertown 53 (sectional) Monroeville 55 Concordia 74 -AC AC Coach: Dave Goelz Tim Voriol Brad Farnsworth Don Smith Denny Grabner Lee DeTurk Mike Blauvelt John Riley Ron Goelz Steve Crates Jim Trentadue 46 The Thrill Of Basketball COACH: Lee DeTurk STUDENT MANAGERS - Left to Right: Doug Farnsworth, Gene Crabill, Rick Rogers, Tom Gibson, Dave Foster. From the beginning of October to ear¬ ly February, the walls of Monroeville ' s gym vibrated with the bouncing of bas¬ ketballs and the shrill blast of Coach DeTurk ' s whistle. This was the basket¬ ball season. Lack of experience brought seemingly endless frustrations to the Cubs. The story was much the same night after wintry night. Jump off to a good start, hold a slim lead at half, lose the lead in the second half, then come back strongly only to lose by a few points in the end. With an overall won-loss record of 6-14, the Cub men looked back on a year that was plagued by hard breaks and lack of experience and look to 1968 with a somewhat determined, hopeful gaze. 47 Monroeville Varsity Mike Tim Ron John Denny I 1967 Don « Jim Steve Dave The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Excitement, fast and rugged action Any Suggestions? THE MAN behind the team calls the plays and solves the problems . , , COACH DeTURK. All eyes on Coach--But wait 50 World Of Basketball What? No ball Hey! Hey! Hustle, Hustle Hours of dedicated effort lead to the proud moments of success. 51 4 Cubs Push For Speed, Stamina, Monroeville 37 Hoag land 41 Monroeville 38 Crestview 40 Monroeville 29 Ossian 41 Monroeville 33 Areola 43 Monroeville 42 Lincolnview 56 ’ ' Monroeville 59 Churubusco 38 Monroeville 39 Woodlan 59 ‘Monroeville 55 Hamilton 38 Monroeville 43 Monmouth 59 ,: ‘Monroeville 52 Huntington 39 ,: ' Monroeville 42 Decatur Cath. 31 Monroeville 43 New Haven 52 Monroeville 40 Bishop Luers 45 ,:, Monroeville 41 Payne 30 Monroeville 33 Adams Central 40 Monroeville 40 Leo 47 Monroeville 37 Hoagland Huntertown 50 Forfeit Denotes Wins. Reserve Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Cagnet, Phil Meyer, Kevin Sipe, Don Scott, Tom Stephenson, Randy Grabner, Jack Smith, Jim Goelz, Jack Blauvelt, Mike Radabaugh, Bruce Myers, and Jay Merica, Coach, Ned Knape. 52 And Desire To Win 53 Student—Body Follows Cubs Through Victory RESERVE CHEERLEADERS - Left to Right: Sherri Cagnet, Bev Beucler, Connie Marquardt. And Defeat Hoosier Hysteria 54 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Smith, Jack Blauvlet, Bruce Meyers, Mr. Knape, Coach; Steve Cagnet, Jay Merica and Jim Goelz. Freshmen—A Beginning Of Four Rough Years Monroeville 39 Hoagland 41 Monroeville 40 Monmouth 24 Monroeville 33 Monmouth 32 Monroeville 34 Hoagland 37 Monroeville 40 Decatur Catholic 46 Monroeville 59 Decatur Catholic 33 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Kathy Grabner and Wynnie Powelson. 55 Victory For Self, Team — Track, Monroeville LEFT TO RIGHT - Back Row: Coach, Loran Grabner; D. Goelz, T. Voriol, B. Berry, B. Farnsworth, D. Carpenter, T. Gibson, S. Crates, F, Smith, M. Radabaugh. Center: K. Sipe, G. Crabill, P. Meyer, D. Farnsworth, J, Johnson. Bottom; D. Grabner, J. Trentadue, D. Smith, D. Foster, D. Scott. 1 Huntertown 2 Churubusco 3 Monroeville 1 Leo 2 Monroeville 3 Ossian 1 Monroeville 2 Adams Central 3 Areola 1 Hoagland 2 Monroeville 3 Woodlan 1 Monroeville 2 Hoagland 3 Crestview 1 Monroeville 2 Monmouth ACAC MEET Leo 65 Huntertown 63 Churubusco 46 1 2 Hoagland 32 1 2 Monroeville 18 No matter if the competition is to be extremely rough, track events attract those who wish to test their skills and gain victory for MHS. Whether the runner is taking part in relay, moving up and over the hurdles, or participating in the high jump, he will give his very best to obtain glory for his school. 56 Panting over distance Hurdling as birds over bars h The Pace Is Fast And Furious ; S Individual effort Self-improvement 57 Ik Get set County meet draws many spectators. Desire ■ !«■ Heave! ! ! The Spirit To Challenge 58 Bill Beery Captures High And Low Hurdles In County Meet Second Successive Year Beery sets county record in high hurdles . . . victory for self. Speed Kills Cubs Blast Par En Route To Winning Season Kevin Sipe ’ ' • W ' % Sectional Score 383 Jim Trentadue Brad Farnsworth GOLF TEAM: Brad Farnsworth, Kevin Sipe, Jim Trentadue, Ron Goelz, Bill Beery. Monroeville 238 Hoagland 239 Churubusco 270 Monroeville 220 Woodlan 239 Bill Berry Adams Central 246 ACAC MEET Monroeville 229 Areola 251 Leo 338 Huntertown 357 Monroeville 230 Hoagland 368 Huntertown 224 Monroeville 370 Leo 208 Denotes Wins. 60 Varsity Volleyball LEFT TO RIGHT - Back Row: Sherry Cagnet, Lois Gerardot, Mary Harless, Cindy Hamilton. Front Row: Susann Grabner, Pat Grabner, Linda Lee, Nancy Scott, Cheryl Van Lear, Ricki Rosswurm. COACH: Mrs. Betty Scoopmire Fighting Females Serve With Skill Junior Varsity Kathy Grabner, Debbie Marquardt, Karen Marquardt, Sara Harless, Pam Lee, Jeanne Farnsworth, Wynnie Powelson, Sandy Brames, Sue Wills, and Carol Martin. 61 Hoagland — Monroeville Monroeville Boys Under the leadership of Billy Williams and Mr. David Snyder, the combination of Monroeville- Hoagland ' s junior high football teams initiated a football pro¬ gram for the proposed Heritage High School. They were taught the basic fundamentals of the game and scrimmaged with high hopes for the Heritage High. Building Strength Inaugurate Football Program 63 Young Cubs Learn Fair Play LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Martin, Lynn Reinking, Chris Small, Steve Kaiser, Michael Johnson, Coach, Doug Rademacher; Mark Beucler, Dale Schlemmer, Gale Rothgeb, Brad Small, Charles Hatten. Seated: John Bauserman. Jr. High Basketball Monroeville 42 Hoagland 41 Monroeville 41 Harlan 19 Monroeville 33 Monmouth 29 Monroeville 18 New Haven 19 Monroeville 35 Monmouth 23 Monroeville 49 Hoagland 27 Monroeville 48 Decatur Catholic 40 Monroeville 35 Village Woods 39 Monroeville 36 Decatur Catholic Monroeville 39 Harlan 37 Monroeville 29 Churubusco 47 Monroeville 29 Hoagland 40 CHEERLEADERS: Sherri Hamilton, Carolyn Brown, Kathy Jones, Julie Beauchot. 64 And Display Much Enthusiasm LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Wills, Bill Harless, Ronald Gleckler, Brent Beucler, Tim Barkley, Dean Smith, Brad Richards, Kevin Sorgen, Coach, Doug Rademacher. 7th Grade Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT - Back Row: Chris Small, Dale Schlemmer, Mark Beucler, Coach, Doug Rademacher; Mike Johnson, Steven Kaiser, John Bauserman, Brent Beucler. Bottom Row: Mike Wills, Mark Foster, Ronald Gleckler, Kim Martin, Lynn Reinking, Charles Hatten. Jr. High Track 65 A Way Of Life §=� ei=� si MONROEI JLLt sayPepsip ease HIGH SCHnni 67 Activities If you have . . . searched high and low for a nurse ' s cap for the class play, helped plan for a club banquet, decorated for the prom. If you have . . . cut out a million feet, helped make plans for the Senior trip, practiced every day for Commencement, you know the joy of . . . ACTIVITIES Senior Class Presents Take Your Medicine i 70 I -v Second Annual Cheer Leeder Feet Beeter From Hand Clapping To Feet Beating 71 Senior Awards Track Awards Basketball Awards Bill Beery receives second letter jacket given for track in the his¬ tory of MHS. 73 Starry-Eyed Prom-Goers Enter ■ World Of Moonlight And Roses Queen Pat Grabner Phil Smith Susann Grabner Eddie Harris Cheryl Van Lear Galen McIntosh Bev Heller Dean Ridenbach IS 75 i As A Man Thinks, So May He Live Class Colors: Orchid and Ice Blue. Baccalaureate May 21, 1967 76 PROGRAM This Is Our Country Processional. Invocation.Stanley Whittern Presentation of Colors. . . Gene Coonrod - Brad Farnsworth Salute To The Flag - Led by Pamela McCoy.Class Welcome.Pat Grabner America The Beautiful - Led by Madonna Dager. . Class Our Home .Beverly Heller Pioneer Spirit .Nancy Plumley Our Religion .Sara Harless I Am An American - Led by Linda Ball.Class Our Schools .Bill Beery Halls Of Ivy - Led by Cheryl Van Lear.Class Our Responsibility To The World .... John Neadstine Born Free - Piano Solo.Coleen Fuelling Our Government .Susann Grabner Farewell.Shirley Smith Introduction of Administrative Assistant . . . Gary Gerardor Introduction of Board Member and Principal . . Susan Wyss Presentation of Diplomas . . . Mr. Martin Mr. Jackson Graduate’s Creed - Led by Debby Klinker.Class Benediction.Ricki Rosswurm Recessional .... Clutching Diplomas, Seniors Bid Farewell Commencement May 25, 1967 77 Academics If you have . . . wrinkled your nose at the smell of a chem lab, finally gotten 12 0 words a minute in shorthand, conjugated an irregular verb. If you have . . . written a paper the night before it ' s due, spent part of the next period finish¬ ing a Geometry test, felt the panic of a pop quiz, you know the challenge of . . . ACADEMICS Jane Reed In Memoriam We pay tribute to the memory of one who had endeared her self to her associates, and by her accomplishments and the example of her life, bestowed a rich heritage upon those who knew her. Goodness and mercy endureth forever, so it is that Jane can never really die. Her life was an open book filled with acts of kindness and generosity. So we are strengthened in our be¬ lief that her life has not been in vain; that the high principals that actuated her shall henceforth have an uplifting influence upon all who knew her, so that the good which she did may endure for eve r. Let us not mourn her going; Let us rejoice to know: That earthly labors finished She was prepared to go. Let us emulate her virtues; That men of us may say; The world is brighter, better, Because she passed this way. ' 82 Faculty Prepared To Meet Education Of The Future George Martin Principal Mary Kathryn Grabner Secretary 83 BONNIE McLAUGHLIN Kindergarten B. S. University of Wisconsin EVLYN FRIT ZINGER First Grade B. S. , M. S. , and Reading Specialist License St. Francis College WS PHOT Wr Chart phonkf yricwe • if-OWt fiQh gropes 5 globe VCOQM� br� cd BETH SORGEN Second Grade B. S. Indiana University; M. S. St. Francis College i 84 LU ANN SPIETH Fourth Grade B. S. and M. A. Ball State University MYRON LEHMAN Sixth Grade B. S. Ball State University; M. A. Indiana State University IRENE WEBSTER Fifth Grade Life License Indiana Central College MARY ALLOR Sixth Grade B. S. University of Detroit and St. Francis College d 85 DOROTHY WETTER French, English A. B. Asbury College CLETUS HEIMANN Seventh and Eighth Grade, Algebra B. S. and M. S. Purdue University WILLODEAN GRACE English, Speech A. B. St, Francis LOREN GRABNER Seventh, Eighth Grade B. S. and M. S. Ball State University Athletic Director 86 ! JOHN ROSE Mathematics, Physics A. B. Hiram College; M. S. Indiana University HELEN SOMERS English, Guidance B. S. Drexel University; M. S. St. Francis College BETTY SCOOPMIRE Physical Education, History B. S. East Carolina College LEE DeTURK Coach, Physical Education, Biology B. S. Taylor University NED KNAPE Social Studies, Coach B. S. Valparaiso University; M. A. Ball State University 87 4 I ■ DAVID H. SNYDER Industrial Art Education B. S. Ball State University DOUGLAS RADEMACHER Commercial Studies and Jr. High Athletics B. S. Oakland City College MARIA CRUZ TOLEDO Spanish B. S. Oviedo University M. S. St. Francis College i, I 88 Wli MARY S. OVERMEYER Art, English, and Reading 7 B. A. David Lipscomb College ALICE TAYLOR Special Education B. S. Huntington College; M. S. St. Francis College JOE HUFFMAN Band A. B. Morehead State University JAMES E. MERGENTHAL Seventh and Eighth Grade music High School Choir B. S. Ball State University M. A. Ball State University MARILYN McDOUGLE Vocal Music B. S. Bowling Green State University; M. S. St. Francis College 89 4 Serving A Menu Featuring Orderly Cleanliness NURSE: Mary Rider CUSTODIAN: Melvin Fuelling COOKS: Susan Harless, Ferol Van Buskirk, and Bobby Jones. BUS DRIVERS - Left to Right: Floyd Marquart, Ervin Castleman, Don Giant, Lyle Leibert, Midge Stephenson, and Tom Pillars. CUSTODIAN: Maurice Beauchot 90 Recognition And Scholarship Shirley Smith Ravenscroft Scholarship Not Available Cheryl Van Lear Girls State Albion College Scholarship Gene Crabill Sportsmanship Trophy State Commission Scholarship Winners - Left to Right: Ricki Ross- wurm, Sara Harless, John Castleman, Susann Grabner, Susan Wyss - DAR Award. Coleen Fuelling Arian Award Susann Grabner ISU State Scholarship Betty Crocker Homemaker Of Tomorrow P. T. A. County Council Scholarship Sara Harless Valedictorian National Merit Finalist Linda Ball Salutatorian 91 I People If you have . . . tried to place that face, anticipated a telephone call, groaned at a bad joke. If you have . . . loitered in the hall with friends, played cards in the assembly at noon, gathered around the candy store at a ball game, you know the companionship of . . . PEOPLE The Seniors are with us, but not for long. How fast the year has flown! When they were Freshmen they thought this year, this seniority , would nev¬ er come. It has come, not with a rush and a bang, but slowly as they gained more poise, more self- assurance and more respect for themselves and oth¬ ers. It didn ' t come in the happy mood of the Back- to-School Dance, or at the first basketball game of the year. No, it was a subtle change, a gradual accumu¬ lation of honors, of responsibility, of confidence in themselves and others. They started preparing for senior citizenship three years before they enter¬ ed their last year. They worked as individuals, as well as a class. They are still working as individ¬ uals. They will continue to work as they leave Mon¬ roeville and go on to bigger things. Next year they will begin again at the bottom, but not the very bot¬ tom, thanks to their experiences at M. H. S. In Last Year At M.H.S. Seniors Gain New Poise Prepare For Future Sara Harless, Vice-President; Debby Klinker, Treasurer; Linda Ball, Secretary; Bill Beery, President. 94 LINDA BALL Linda Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 4; Cub Crier Staff 4. WILLIAM BEERY Bill Basketball 1,2; Cross- Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Choir 1, 2; Sextet 3,4; Class Offi¬ cer 4; Cub Crier Staff 4. Come on Linda, we ' re in a hurry! 95 PATRICK BRAMES Patty-Cake” FFA 2; Class Play 4; Choir 4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 3; Cub Crier Staff 4; Key Club 4. HAROLD BLAUVELT Mike Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2. JOHN CASTLEMAN John Class Officer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Cub Crier Editor 4. EUGENE COONROD Gene Choir 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Librarian 2,3,4. East Allen County vandals? 96 1 I ? MADONNA DAGER Donna” Choir 1,2,3; Rekamemoh 3; Pep Club 1,2; Cub Crier Staff 4. Hurry, someone ' s coming! BRAD FARNSWORTH Brad Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Cross-Country 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Librarian 4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2. COLEEN FUELLING Coleen Band 1,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; Class Play 4; Year¬ book Staff 4; Cub Crier Staff 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Volley¬ ball 1; Dance Band 4; Pep Block 2 . GARY GERARDOT Gary Choir 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Librarian 2,4. 97 JOANN GIRARDOT Jo Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Rekamemoh 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Team 4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. DAVE GOOLZ Smootsie Choir 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Volleyball 4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Cross-Country 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. PATRICIA GRABNER Pat Class Officer 3; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; GAA 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 3,4; Majorette 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Year¬ book Co-Editor 4. SUSANN GRABNER Suz Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; FTA 2, 3,4; Rekamemoh 3,4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 1; 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Cub Crier Staff 3,4; Speech Team 3; Class Play 3; Dance Band 4; Teachers Aid 4; Nation¬ al Honor Society 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4. Did you flunk Drivers ' Training too? 98 SARA HARLESS Sara” GAA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir Quick, maybe Mr. Martin won ' t find you 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; in here! Cub Crier Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2,3, 4; Dance Band 4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Class Officer 4. BEVERLY HELLER Bev Choir 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1; Speech Team 3. GARY JOHNSON Gary Baseball 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; FFA 1. 99 I said eat it! DENNIS KEVER Denny Choir 2; Class Play 3. MARILYN KENUEVE Marilyn Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2; Nation¬ al Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 4; Speech Team 4; Cub Crier Staff 4. DEBORAH KLINKER Debby Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Rekamemoh 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Speech Team 4; Class Officer 4. SONJA LAYTON Sonie Choir 1,2,3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Rekame¬ moh 4. 100 LINDA LEE Linda Choir 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Rekamemoh 3, Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Cud Crier Staff 3,4; Year¬ book Staff 4; Dance Band 4. PAMELA McCOY Pam Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Rekamemoh 3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cub Crier Staff 4. DEBORAH MARQUARDT Debby Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Reka¬ memoh 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 4; Majorette 1 , 2 . MARILYN MEYER Marilyn Rekamemoh 3; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Cub Crier Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. 101 Massacre in the chem lab! JOHN NEADSTINE Johnny-Cake Track 1,2; FFA 1,2; Band 3,4; Choir 3; Class Play 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Dance Band 4; Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Mascot 4; Speech Team 4. PATRICIA PATTERSON Pat Choir 2; Pep Club 4; Class Play 3; Rekamemoh 3. DEAN REIDENBACH Deaner Class Play 3; Cub Crier Staff 4. NANCY PLUMLEY Nancy National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2; Choir 2,3; Class Play 3,4; Cub Crier Staff 1,2. 102 RICKI ROSSWURM Ricki Class Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Li¬ brarian 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Cub Crier Staff 3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Sextet 4. PAUL SAVIEO Loyd Class Play 3. COLLEEN SCHEARER Colleen Choir 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Rekamemoh 3; Cub Crier Staff 4; Class Play 3. Let ' s take a work break! 103 CHARLOTTE SMITH Charlotte Choir 1,2,4; Rekamemoh 3,4; Pep Club 4. ■- 1 SHIRLEY SMITH Smitty Rekamemoh 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cub Crier Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Speech Team 4. CHERYL VAN LEAR Cheryl Class Officer 2,3; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Sextet 4; GAA 3,4; Girls Volleyball Team 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cub Crier Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 4. TIMOTHY VOIROL Tim Track 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Cub Crier 4; Choir 1,2; Class Officer 2,3. Tim, typing isn ' t that bad! ! ! 104 1 STANLEY WHITTERN Stan Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Class Play 3,4; Speech Team 4; Allen County Band 1; Key Club 4. Two heads are better than one?! SUSAN WYSS Susie National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Cub Crier Staff 4; Choir 1,2,3; Class Play 3. i 105 As Upperclassmen, Juniors Gain Many New v Beverly Beucler Barbara Blauvelt Kathy Busch Donny Carpenter Eugene Crabill Steven Crates Douglas Farnsworth David Foster Johnie Foster Becky Frederick Marilyn Fritzinger Julie Grabner Richard Grace Tom Hakes Margaret Gibson Thomas Gibson James Girardot Ronald Goelz Dennis Grabner 106 Responsibilities In Organizations And Sports Susan Hartman Susan Kline Janice Lee Mark Loftus Patrick Lortie Brennan Miller NOT AVAILABLE Don Minick Jerry Monroe Paul O ' Shaughnessey Roger Rhymer John Riley NOT AVAILABLE Marlene Wagner Robert Webster Timothy Roling Dean Rothgeb Charlene Screeton Don Smith Gregory Smith Tony Smith James Trentadue Julie Grabner, Secretary; John Riley, President; Gene Crabill, Vice-President; Becky Frederick, Treasurer. 107 ' Super’ Sophomores Capture Yell Trophy Lynn Roy Baker David Beck Linda Begualt Darryl Bonney Sandra Brames Thom Burford Howard Dager Dennis Dawson Michael Ertel Patricia Flener Judith Frasure Roberta Fredrick Susan Burnett Sherry Cagnet Ronald Castleman Rita Coonrod Monica Copper 108 John Fuelling Lona Fuelling Alice Gaskill Lois Gaskill Steven Gaskill Sheryl Geis Joan Gerardot Lois Gerardot Michael Gibson Randy Grabner Sally Gromeaux Lucinda Hamilton Mary Harless Brenda Horn Coat Check And Class Parties Keep ' Sophs’ Busy Michael Magsamen Karen Marquardt Carol Martin Ronald Martin Bruce McCoy Karen McNeal James Meyer Philip Meyer Karen Minerd Donna Otis John Patterson Gloria Plumley Micheal Radabaugh 110 Donald Scott Mike Smith Finley Smith Tom Stephenson Leona Stevens 111 Bobby Frederick, Secretary; Jim Myer, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Mary Harless, Treasurer; Tom Ternet, Presi¬ dent. Awed Freshmen Begin High School Career Carlene Barkley Micheal Baumert f Linda Beard Jack Blauvelt Steven Cagnet William Clem Bill Clifton David Grabill Pamela Ertel Jeanne Fransworth Ricky Frasure Laura Gerardot Patricia Gibson James Goelz Kathy Grabner Rebecca Grace 113 Steve Cagnet, President; Connie Marquardt, Trea¬ surer; Elizabeth Orrick, Secretary; Jack Smith, Vice- President. David Hammons Sherry Hatten Ann Jacquay Janice Martin Jay Merica Tom Minick Kathy Johnston Joseph Jacquay Deborah Kemp Diane Knueve Linda Kryder Pamela Lee Cheryl Loftus Connie Marquardt NOT AVAILABLE Bonnie Hammons Freshman Peddlers Have Record Magazine Sales Bruce Myers Harold Myers Paul Myers Elizabeth Orrick Phyllis Orrick Winifred Powelson Linda Reas Keith Reidenbach Teri Rosswurm 114 Freshman Girls Win Athletics Trophy Diane Snyder Bryon Somers Carol Martin Penny Wolff Steve Witte Steven Rothgeb Edward Scott Jack Smith Betty Stroller Neil Ternet Lester Wagner 115 8th Graders Prepare For Freshman Year Gayle Baker Jean Ball John Bauserman Julie Beauchot Pamela Beck Mark Beucler Sharon Bonny Ruth Ann Bowen Randy Copper Karen Emenhiser Roger Everett Brenda Fuelling Richard Flener Regina Foster David Gaskill Karen Gilbert David Hartman Debbie Huffman Ricky Johnson Kathy Jones Steve Kaiser Kim Martin Nannette Myers Lora Otis Joyce Plumley Patty Powelson Gail Rothgeb Susan Rhymer Dale Schlemmer Terry Smith John Swygart Kenny Swygart Janice Troyer Kenneth Ward 116 7th Grade Enjoys Departmentalized Classes Bob Baker Tim Barkley Larry Baumert Brent Beucler Carmel Bonny Carolyn Brown Mike Decker John Faulstick Mark Foster Ronnie Glecker Sherrie Hamilton Ann Hammons Bill Harless Charles Hatten Louis Johnson Mike Johnson Lloyd Leininger John Minerd Ricky Murchland Marsha Myers Jan Parker NOT AVAILABLE Lynn Reinking Brad Richards Kent Roling Pattie Shellenbarger Brad Small Cris Small Dean Smith Mike Smith John Stephenson Terry Stephenson Bob Stoller Mike Wills Ned Witte Genie Wolff 117 rtf Tom Acheson Sandra Baker Dale Ball Michael Bearman Rex Bowen Ricky Copper Susan Hatten James Lortie Barbara Monroe Bruce Mull Tom Nowak William Powelson Carla Quinn Teresa Rhodes Ricky Rhymer Mark Riley Neal Rothgeb Jake Schlemmer Greg Small Doug Smith Brad Snider Kevin Sorgen Cindy Ward Mark Webster Ricky Yoder 6th Grade Publishes Monthly Newspaper ' 118 6th Grade Archers Defeated 6th Grade Red Devils In Class Championship Cheryl Foster Danny Foster John Fredrick Rocky Gilbert Richard Goelz John Grabner Debra Heller Angela Klinker Dean Lehrman Timothy McCoy Gregg Bauserman Joyce Beard Mary Ann Beauchot James Beck Virgil Bonney Wesley Carroll Martha Cox Barbara Murchland Karen Myers Bobby Otis Marilyn Plumley Kathy Rhymer Danny Swygart Jackie Wagner Lynn Weaver David Wilson Ricky Wolff 119 Beth Acheson Dana Ames Jeanne Beard Gil Bearman Michael Begault Michele Begault Lloyd Bonney Kathy Clifton Diane Dager Michael Fleming Douglas Glecker Rex Grace John Harless Patricia Hatten Jerry Johnson David Krudop Lynn Lehrman Cynthia Marquardt Brent Myers Jesse Myers Kimberly Myers Susan Nowak Ruth Plumley Linda Reynolds Mayann Rhymer Nancy Rhymer Matt Richards Kim Ruble Diane Smith Stephen Swygart Kathy Weaver Monica Weaver Gary Wolff Mrs. Webster Held Annual Picnic For 5th Graders At Her Farm 120 Cynthia Barkley Leesa Brouwer Mark Clem Deanne Cox Ronald Everett Ricky Gilbert Jeanne Jones Douglas Krudop David Loftus Jeffrey Lovellette Paul Martin Myra Miller Doyle Murchland Paula Murchland Pamela Myers Judy Plumley Jane Quinn Dale Reidenbach n 4th Grade Participated In Dental Hygiene Experiment Vincent Rhodes Ramona Roussey Jeffery Ruble Brian Schearer Mark Snyder Pamela Wagner Jeanne Weaver Jane Whittern Reina Wolff 3rd Grade Combine Language Arts-Science Fair Margaret Ashley Kerry Baker Daniel Beck Dean Bland Tamara Brouwer Dean Gephart Thersa Gephart Bradley Hamrick Anna Hartman Jane Huebner Eva Kreger Steven Krudop Jenny Lee Barbara Lehrman Susan Lehrman Lori Mack Luther Mock Melissa Meyer Jeffrey Owens Coleen Plumley Nila Reas Dawn Reinking Kevin Rhoades Rosemary Rhymer Julie Smith Sheila Smith k Nancy Snider Arlene Stephenson Angela Stevens Connie Ward Beverly Weaver Randy Webster 122 Excited 2nd Graders Learn New Math And Present Full-Fledged Circus David Bonney Gloria Bonney Ronnie Bowen Carla Copper BHH Tammy Ames Tim Beauchot Gail Beucler Norma Cox Lynn Dager Kathy Fleming Donald Goelz John Hart Ralph Hartman William Kelly Sharon Kreger Sherrie Lovellette Juli Beth Mack Larry Reidenbach Benny Reinking Carol Reynolds Mike Rhymer Lori Ross Tom Ruble Shawn Schearer Barb Stephenson Karen Sorgen Sandra Wolff 123 Awed 1st Graders Read, Count, Cut, And Paste Jeanne Acheson Diane Beard Robin Bearman Gail Dager Kathy Gephart Denise Gilbert Jill Grabner Lynette Grabner Darlene Hammons William Hart Peggy Hartman Sandra Lasch Deborah Lee Carolyn Lehrman Joan Lehrman Kathy Marquardt Leanna McDonald Susanna Murray Ritchie Myers Jason Owens Raymond Plumley Delbert Rhymer Mark Rothgeb Diedra Salway Cathy Smith Clarence Stephenson Karen Ward Gail Weaver Julie Webster Pamela Wilson 124 Special Education Class Care For Pets, Publish Newspaper, Visit Museum, And Tour T.V. Station Kim Bailey Debra Beauchot Kenneth Beck Christine Eicher Rodney Horne Jeffrey Ikerd Joseph Ikerd Carl Johnson Timothy Lothamer Stephan Mitchell Vickie Otis Richard Salway Debra Voirol Donald Winters Brenda Zimmerman Tom Gephart 125 In Kindergarten, Little Children Learn By Playing Together Joy Beauchot Kim Berning James Bosler Mark Chrisman Mary Fry Philip Gerardot Kenton Grenin Doug Heimann Denise Helmke Dennis Helmke Tammy Klinker Joyce Koester Tom Martin Tim Myers Debra Presler Danielle Rehling Edward Roe Barry Scherer Peggy Scheumann Joe Schmidt Chris Spieth Robert Sommer Lynette Thieme Elizabeth Wenger Joe Wolff Jane Wyss Tom Yoquelet 126 How To Make Friends With Others, And About The World Outside Their Homes Mike Aiirand Jim Barkley Rita Beard Laurie Beauchot Grant Bonney Dale Copley Jim Cox Nannette DeWert Anne Fuelling Katrina Getty Sara Gilbert Kim Hoffman Kenneth Klinker Larry Knueve David Lasch Lisa Lehrman Anita Lovellette Kash Myers Carla Pierce Kevin Rennels Lisa Roussey Beverly Roy Andrea Ruble Denise Smith Dennis Stoufe Alan Whittern Jeff Williams 127 Alumni CLASS OF 1891 Minnie Murchland Ella Walters CLASS OF 1894 Virgil Bolyard Dr. E. M. VanBuskirk Harry Clem H. C. Crabill CLASS OF 1896 Jacob Clem Mary Guillot Louis Finan Verne Edwards Dora Isenbarger John Purman Daisy Spaulding O. W. VanBuskirk Dr. Charles Wybourn Frank Smith CLASS OF 1898 Harley Baker Addis Brown Edith Clem Pearl Stephenson CLASS OF 1899 Emma Crabill Albert Jones Mabel Jones Verne Mitchell Elizabeth Spaulding Raymond Whittern CLASS OF 1901 Frank Gable Frank Geyer Helen Meeks Dr. H. E. Steinman CLASS OF 1902 Fred Davis Samuel Harvey Ervin Helms Elsie Jones Alta Lewis Orren Myers Ralph Robinson William Valentine CLASS OF 1903 Charles Bell Harry Geyer Dr. John McArdle Marguerite Niezer Violet Whittern Myrtle Wright CLASS OF 1904 Gertrude Battenberg Walter Crabill Helen Davis L. C. Emenhiser John Erwin Jessie Harvey Mabel Harvey Jennie Jones John Reuille Hazel Robinson CLASS OF 1905 Mabel Battenberg John Crabill Joseph Fry Ross Isenbarger Violet Prophet Louise Reuille Walter Richards CLASS OF 1906 Hazel Battenberg Ivan Clem Hallie Hume Nannie Lomiller Myrta Martin Harry McArdle Harry Quinlan Gilbert Shaffer CLASS OF 1907 Arthur Battenberg Frank Crabill Bessie Geyer Dr. Orley Harvey Dr. Virgil Hay Helen Jones Lloyd Spake CLASS OF 1909 Dr. Rodney Harvey Clarence Jones CLASS OF 1910 Elsie Alleger Henry McIntosh Edna Miller Earl Peckham Agnes Phillips Charles Whittern Lora Whittern CLASS OF 1911 Merna Ainsworth Helen Cowan Edgar Crabill Laureine Jones Rose Kauffman CLASS OF 1912 Alma Bauserman Ralph Bower Dr. Coyle Brown Norman Geyer Dr. Clifford Jones George Long Harry Robinson 128 Mabelle Webster CLASS OF 1913 Leland Brown Fred Bucher Carl Jones Bernard Snyder Gladys Wass Mabel Whittern CLASS OF 1914 Lucy Battenberg Melville Brown Gladys Jones Marguerite Meese Ruth Sheehan Maude Smith Marie Swartz Howard Webster Wilmer Webster CLASS OF 1915 Sylvia Beatty Vane Friedline Donald Hollopeter Berniece Jones Earl Jones Blanche Leonard Velma McIntosh Samuel Mull Ralph Peckham Cara Robinson Harry Whittern Georgia Youse Maybelle Youse CLASS OF 1916 Maurice Battenburg Leora Brown Leona Leonard James McArdle Cecilia Mourey Henrietta Niezer Lee Noyer Cara Savieo Nola Sheehan Louise Spake Blanche Taylor Pauline Taylor Virgil Youse Castyle Zartman CLASS OF 1917 Ruth Bailey Kenneth Brouwer Vernon Daugherty Milton Martin Ralph Myers Ruth Nelson Omer Piehl Byron Sweaney Grace Youse Ransom Zechiel Mildred Perl CLASS OF 1918 Glenn Adams Ralph Bolyard Lulu Brown Royal Crates Dewey Dawson Celesta Davidson Corliss Fortney Ferol Friedline Glennis Friedline Olive Gardner Inez Marquardt Carl Martin Marie Murphy Rupert Murphy Mae Noyer Raymond Parin Arlene Reynolds Hazel Rhodes Earl Row Marie Roy Joseph Shaffer Mabel Sheehan Irvan Sheehan Mildred Waterman Ralph Webster Noel Whittern Elizabeth Wherry CLASS OF 1919 Maybelle Bailey Xariffa Barkley Luetta Chapman Beatrice Crosby Frank Louraine Huldah Miller Marie Simmers John Smith Howard Taylor Cloe VanHorn Luella Youse Robert Youse CLASS OF 1920 Verne Ainsworth Opal Bower Ilo Burgart Donald Crabill Gladys Fortney Ralph Gressley Agnes Hertel Clarice Lothamer Harold McIntosh Mildred May Corwin Minerd Pauline Murphy Dr. Leslie Purman Harry Reynolds Glennis Robinson Reba Sprague Hazel Swartz Clyde Youse Ruth Whittern CLASS OF 1921 Carleton Allegar Florence Battenburg Margaret Bittner Miriam Casselman 129 Edythe Cox Kenneth Crabill Marguerite Gable Harley Hodle Marvene Isenbarger Linford Marquart Roamine Morgan Thresa Pillers Genivieve Reynolds Eva Stasell Marie Taylor Myrtle Vizard Donald Webster CLASS OF 1922 Asa Brouwer Edna Butler Opal Clem Beulah Cox Paul Gressley Hazel Hobbs Pauline Jackson Maurice Maloy Dallas Marquardt Elsie May Wilma Meese Florence Need Carl Reynolds Clifford Richards Richard Taylor Cecil Troyer Marie Vizard CLASS OF 1923 Theodore Brouwer Robert Brown Maurice Casselman May Jewel Falk Amy Gardner Kathryn Lenhart Keith Marquardt Mervin Marquardt Roy Maxheimer Kathleen Quinlan Geraldine Robinson Howard Savieo Velma Schlemmer Rose Sheehan Maude Taylor Roy Westrick Maude Wherry CLASS OF 1924 Irene Bailey Viola Baldwin Maurice Beauchot Joe Bowyer John Chapman Harold Crabill Katharine Crabill Freida Denig Kenneth Fortney Alice Heckler Edwin Jackson Mabel Jones Delbert Lehrman Carl Marquardt E. Leslie Marquardt Juanita Marquardt Mary Maloy Arthur Medsker Goldie Mierd George Minnick Thomas Pillars Hazel Richards Lorrel Rhodes Lloyd VanBuskirk Hazel Vizard Pearl Witwer John Youse CLASS OF 1925 Harold Blauvelt Harold Brown Ivan Brown Luella Chapman Mary Casselman Ray DeBolt Kathryn Herman Joseph Hobbs Harriet Marquardt Luther Mock Lucy Need Evelyn Pillars Richard Raber Lena Savieo Clyde Sprague Ivan Troyer Hubert Turney Marguerite Waterman CLASS OF 1926 Mabel Bailey Nevada Barklay Beulah Barkley Guy Brown John Clayton Virginia Crabill Dotta Heckler Walter Leuenberger Adrian Marquardt Stanley Marquardt Bertha Morton Bachel Need Willo Russel Freida Schlemmer Kenneth Sheehan Mitchell Taylor Glenn Webb Irvan Webster Therman White CLASS OF 1927 Agnes Baldwin Fred Barkley Parnell Ellison Melvin Fuelling Donald Gilbert Doyle Gilbert Retha Isenbarger Isabelle Jackson Pearl Lare Helen Lutey Helen Miller Donald Newport Dr. Paul Purman Frederick Quinlan Dale Speith Roy Taylor Helen Vizard CLASS OF 1928 Ronald Allison 130 Helen Barkley Eillard Bittner Robert Crabill Goldie Funk Hazel Funk Cara Gerardot Opal Gilbert Russel Griffith Ernest Klinker Helen Morgan Helen Newport Harold Robison Harold Savieo Philip Schlemmer Bertah Sheehan Elizabeth Spaulding Lucile Troyer Opal Waterman Russel White CLASS OF 1929 Harold Allison Treva Allsion Helen Baker Vedna Barclay Ilda Barkley Carl Bauserman Miles Bitner Donald E. Brown Frank Clem Dorothy Crabill Herbert East Gordon Fortney Burton Fry Irvin Gressley Fama Hart Lois Hobbs Luella Laudahn Mary Lehrman Edith Marquardt Helen Marquardt Myrl Maxheimer Mabel Neadstine Louise Painter Micheal Powelson Cleo Roth Henry Row Thomas Sheehan Edan Smith Homer Stephenson Olive Stephenson Daniel Taylor Jeanette Taylor Mary VanBuskirk Vera Van Buskirk Mirriam Williams CLASS OF 1930 Harry Blauvelt Francile Brown Margaret Cook Alvin Hawkins Mary E. Herman Walter House Virgil Marquart Carolyn Meyer Albert Papenbrock Helen Savieo Donald Sheehan Julia Vizard Lloyd Voirol CLASS OF 1931 LaDonn a Ayers Mary Helen Bowyer Clay Brown Lynn Friedline Gladys Friend Carlton Giant Vera Gilbert Maynard Johnson David Painter Elizabeth Painter Evelyn Rhodes Ford Schaffer Arthur Schlemmer Lois Shifferly Richard Shirley Elaine Smith Josephine Smith Marguerite Spaulding Mildred Vass CLASS OF 1932 Elmer Allison Robert Bailey Merl Ball Frances Blauvelt Chester Crates Martha Daniels Erma Falk Harold Falk Vernice Hart Charles House Marjorie Krahn Leota Laudahn Rosella Maloy Clyde Marquardt Garnet Meads Greta Meyers Dorthea Peckham Ellen Rich Marcile Robinson Orville Roth Ardinell Roy Ada Savieo Grace Schlemmer Noella Smith Ralph Ternet Delmar Troyer Mable Vizard Emerson Wass Norman White CLASS OF 1933 Mable Ball Burton Clem Vance Clem Norman Crabill Evelyn DeClercq Ada Driver Margaret Ertel Lyle Franz Randolph Giant Joseph Gibson Reginald Hollenbeck Lucille Laudahn Helen Leonard Lloyd Marquardt War d Meese Mary Richard Mary Alice Roy Virginia Shifferly Marie Schlemmer Aria Shaffer Robert Sheehan La Von Smith 131 Lucile Spaulding Harry Stalbaum Lathoyd Ternet CLASS OF 1934 Ferris Bower Hazel Brown Cloyce Burnett Emma Casselman Ruth Cox Louis Culp Harold Daugherty Helen Driver Du Ward Emenhiser Lowell Emenhiser Mabelle Giant Mildred Gibson Paul Gramelspacher Robert Heyman Walter Johnson Maxine Klinker Robert Langworthy Adrian Lortie Melvin Meyers Nola Parnin Paul Powelson Dorothy Schlemmer Ethel VanBuskirk Manford Vederley Lee Witte CLASS OF 1935 Zelda Baker Robert Bower Virginia Bower Lois Brown Vestil Chausee Agnes Ditlinger Mary Jane Hake Chalmer Hart Eugene Hennig Dale House Robert McArdle Thomas McNeal Sue Maddox Lucille Marquart Maurice Marquart Berniece Oberley Mary Helen Pierce Winifred Powelson Charlotte Smith Dorothy Spaulding Lloyd Urbine CLASS OF 1936 Fayma Barkley Helen Blauvelt Mary Jane Brown Robert Brown Glennis Carpenter Lavon Casselman Robert Crabill Raymond DeClercq Josephine Gfell Alvin Gilbert Arnold Grabner Mae Johnson Norman Kelly June Kline Darrell Klinker Lawrence Leonard Arthur Meyers Celeste Oberley John O ' Shaughnessey Joseph Quinlan Marie Spurgeon Harold Stephenson Homer Stephenson Mary Swain Margaret Sweet CLASS OF 1937 Rosetta Ball Leona Brokamp Helen Crabill Paul Crabill Germaine DeClercq Meribel Dickinson Feme Franz Esther Gfell Helen Klinker Francis Lapham Janet Leonard Louise Maddox Velma Mooney Betty O ' Shaughnessey Paul Painter Joan Quinlan Ralph Rogers Wendell Sheehan Pauline Spaulding Jean Strickler Margaret VanBuskirk Mable Webster Eileen Witte CLASS OF 1938 Nellie Anderson Kenneth Bauserman Betty Lou Beery Bonita Bowen Betty Bower Mabel Brown Goldie Carpenter Ray Carpenter Betty Crozier Clyde Foster Chalmer Hart Leola Hart Dorothy Hawkins Donald House Virginia Kelly Berniece Laudahn William Leonard Joseph McArdle Clifford Murfield Phylis Myers Geneva Naylor Audrey Oberley Lawrence O’Shaughnessey Arthur Parnin Elizabeth Patterson Louis Powelson Jack Richard Anthony Schall Russell Schnepp Norval Singer Berniece Spurgeon CLASS OF 1939 June Adams John Bower Robert Bucher 132 Dick Clay Betty Coulardot Raymond Crabill Dorothy Crozier Parnell Fuelling Richard Gfell Audrey Grabner Dorothy Hart Kenneth Hawkins Minerad Keever Gerald Lee Vera Lenington Cyril Linder Dorothy Marquardt Marvis Miller Kathleen Murfield Kenneth Radabaugh Jay Rothgeb Virginia Spaulding Eldon Taylor Ernestine Taylor Thomas Taylor CLASS OF 1940 Jean Barkley Ruth Barkley David Bauserman Mary K. Beauchot Keith Brown Evelyn Carpenter Lea Beth Cook Donald Dawson Mary DeClercq Gene Etter Donald Grabner Rex Hill Mary Alice Hively Betty House Ida Johnson Jean Johnston Robert Lee Carl Linder Pauline Miller Jeanne Mischler Jean Myers Edith Naylor Jeanne Parnin Marcella Radabaugh Betty Roth Robert Roy Lois Salway Mary K. Savieo Gerald Ternet Mary Urbine CLASS OF 1941 Richard Barkley Edwin Bowyer James Bower Donna Bucher Agnes Dawson Elaine Foster Doyle Franz Richard Grabner Howard Gfell Margaret Guenin Beulah Johns Bernice Laker Patricia Leonard Vivian Maddox Geraldine Martin Warren Marquart Dorothy Niemeyer Joseph Painter Richard Rider Catherine Sheets Janet Swain CLASS OF 1942 Charles Baumert Harold Blauvelt Roy Brown Dorothy Bucher Betty Burnett Albert Dawson Daniel Dawson Doris Doty Richard Foster Nellie Giant Robert Johnston Frank Laudon Julia Mill er Eugene Murchland Donald Need Dorothy O ' Shaughnessey Donald Powelson Elizabeth Rider Jack Sheehan Betty Taylor Robert Webb James Voirol CLASS OF 1943 Helen Baumert Ella Bell Black Jim Borcherding Opal Bowen Mable Jo Bower Paul Bower Eulah Bowing Jean Burnett Robert Gibson Ruth Gilbert Charles Hartman Betty Hill Marie Hollenbeck Mary Alice Johns Roger K linker Sara Lothamer Betty Leuenberger Marvene Martin Nettie Jean Miller Ralph Myers Charles O ' Shaughnessey Delmar Pepe Ronald Reynolds Doris Roy Lela Salway Kathryn Shaffer Eleanor Smith DeNeal Stasell Betty Stephenson CLASS OF 1944 June Beery Edwin Beucler Mary Bower Alice Crabill Rose Mary Crane Elanor Dawson William Daugherty Julia Emenhiser Lois Foster 133 Dale Grabner Eleanor Johns Patricia Kilgore Marie Laker Lois Lehrman Beverly Lopshire Domnic Lortie Deloris Maddox Katherine McComas Bernard O ' Shaughnessey Helen Pepe Howard Reynolds Du Wayne Sorgen Beatrice Torres Richard Wolff CLASS OF 1945 Patricia Barkley Virginia Barkley Thais Baumert Dorothy Borcherding Beulah Brown Joseph Clem Gloria Geringer Charlotte Geringer Lindy Grabner Fredrich Hoffman Mary Knox Gloria Leuenberger Dennis McElvaine Doris Mooney Donna Jean Myers Harriet Myers Jean Palmer Norma Pa min William Pepe Harold Plumley Betty Rhodes Eileen Schlemmer Altea Singer Chester Towell Carol Voirol Lucille Wallis CLASS OF 1946 Betty Barkley Dorothy Bower Edwin Bucher Don Brown Eileen Brown Imogene Clay Maxine Daugherty Rita Driver Ruthann Emenhiser Freda Gaskill Donald Johns Florence Lehrman Marilyn Lopshire Gayle Maloy Joan Martin Lucretia Mason Nadine Myers Roger Niemeyer Jonna Pillers Robert Plumley Neal Richards James Roy Harold Ruble Patrica Savieo Marlene Schlup Joyce Sheehan Richard Sorg Gale Stephenson Kenneth Stephenson Madonna Ternet Harry Vondron CLASS OF 1947 Betty Beauchot Jerry Burnett Marium Dawson Buddy Gilbert Eileen Grabner Ilene Hartman Dorothy Johns Karthryn Kennedy Roland Lothamer Joann McComas Philip Miller Marjorie Parnin Myron Rosswurm J. Lynn Westrick Martha Wolff CLASS OF 1948 Barbara Baker 134 Max Brown Genelda Clay Willis Dager James Giant Louise Klinker Eugene Lee Donald Lehrman Glen Lehrman William Long Paul Lortie Colleen Maloy Maxine Martin John McIntosh Howard Myers Waldo Salway Mary Savieo Stanley Shaffer Martha Sidell John Swain Joseph Towell CLASS OF 1949 Barbara Barkley Loren Barkley Byron Beucler Jerry Ertel Martha A. Hively Nova J. Holt Howard Martin Merritt Myers Virginia O ' Shaughnessey Richard Reinking Eugene Rhodes Paul Shaffer Marvin Smith Rosemary Smith Patricia Speith Carolyn Stasell Jeanne Stasell Gordon Wolff CLASS OF 1950 Daniel Brouwer Patricia Cooper Gerldine Coyne Duane Dager Jerry East ■ Lucille Gerardot Robert Hullinger Roland Lee Andrew Linnabery Rosemary Marquardt James Miller Katheryn Pepe Virginia Pepe Robert Rider Eugene Savieo Keith Sipe Dorothy Smith Barbara Speith Doris Webster James Webster Thelma Webster Theresa Wyss CLASS OF 1951 James Bauserman Lynn Bearman Peggy Brouwer Joan Case Dale Foster Jerry Holt Anna Marie Johanns Robert McIntosh Annabelle McMillen Donald Myers Maurice O ' Shaughnessey Mary Reynolds Stanley Robison Tom Ruble Ruth Salway Theodore Savieo James Sidell Paul Voirol Robert Webster CLASS OF 1952 Virginia Beauchot Lloyd Bucher Dorothy Darras Marvene Hart Burton Huebner Carol Jump Joyce Kelly Margaret Kennedy Virginia Kinnaley Joyce Lehrman Walter Leuenberger Lavon Marquardt Jed Myers LaDonna Neireiter Charles Nord Marriane Stephenson Patricia Watraus CLASS OF 1953 LuAnn Brames Robert Brouwer Gloria Crates Shirley Emenhiser Colleen Etzler Donna Feasby Larry Gash ill Loren Grabner Sandra Lehmier Terry Lenington Margie Leonard Rita Martin Bruce Meyer Betty Myers Max Myers Danny O ' Shaughnessey Wanda Parker Darlene Pusey Robert Roussey Roxy Ruble Dorothy Salway Vera Smith Shirley Speith Lois Turney Sally VanBuskirk Doris Voirol Byron Webster CLASS OF 1954 Gayle Ainsworth James Bowyer Max Clem Roy Comment Mary Dawson Sheilah Geis Robert Geis Robert Hart Lois Heckler Nancy Hullinger Virgil Johanns Thomas Lothamer James Minick Lenore Parnin Larry Peckham Terry Peckham LuAnn Rhodes Gary Robison Norman Stasell James Wagner Evelyn Wyss CLASS OF 1955 Maury Beauchot Thomas Beauchot Bonnie Brown Rita Castleman Dale Crisp Robert Dager Carolyn Elliot Larry Etzler Warren Fluttrow Barbara Gilbert JoAnn Gilbert Michael Grimshaw Berneta Huebner Carolyn Jones Lowell Lenington Sharon Leuenberger Margita Lusis Wayne McIntosh Robert Martin Kay Myers Louis Pepe Kay Pinney Mary Salway Norm Schlemmer Joyce Webster CLASS OF 1956 Marlene Ainsworth Marlene Allison Ned Bearman Donald Brososky 135 Mary Lou Brouwer Phyllis Castleman Joan Comment Delores Dager Richard Dager Larry Donaeim Deanna Ellison Brenton Fluttrow Paul Gaskill Sandra Geis Delores Gerardot Doris Gerardot Jack Gilbert Sharon Herman Larry Hullinger Larry Kelly Lucille Klinker Johanna Knox Ruby Lee Margaret Lothamer Vivian McIntosh Shirley Owen William Reynolds Emma Richart Max Robison Ann Ruble CLASS OF 1957 Bruce Barker Richard Bowers Ann Boyer William Castleman Marsha Clem Richard Darras Karl Fogle Albert Gerardot Pat Hart Jim Johnston David Johnston Carolyn Kennedy Ralph Klinker Wanda Leininger Paul McIntosh Gerry Mack Janice Marquardt Judy Marquardt Sally Marquardt Lynn Myer Bonnie Mohr Walter Reinking Marvin Ritchart LuAnn Robison Jim Salway David Shondell Jerry Sipe Clyde Tinnel Dennis Voirol CLASS OF 1958 Kay Adams Dean Bearman Sharon Beauchot Shelia Dewey Leland Etzler Carolyn Garrison David Gaskill Kenneth Gaskill Richard Gaskill Larry Gilbert Agatha Horn Anita Johanns Donald Jonson Janice Kelly Joella Lehrman Noella Lehrman Sylvia Lennington leva Lusis Dennie Magner Terrance Martin Carole Murchland Jerry Murray Carolyn Nord Margie Owens Linda Peckham John Pusey, Jr. Paul Row Phillis Schlemmer Nancy Shaffer Joan Smith Nancy Stasell Judy Stephenson Jack Stephenson Larry Ternet Sharon Thomas Ann Voirol Duane Voirol Reggie Wagner Sharon Yoquelet Darrell Young CLASS OF 1959 Daryl Banet James Castleman Carolyn Clem Frank Dewey Michael Eikenberry Linda Ertel Wayne Ertel Teresa Gerardot Anna Girardot Sharon Grabner Bonnie Gromeaux Nancy Hart Thomas Jackson Jean Johnson Richard Johnson Joy Koegler Walter Leininger Max McNeal Floyd E. Marquardt Thomas Martin Alan Morton Larry Oman Carol Rosswurm Dorothy Row Beverly Rothgeb Louise Salway Marjorie Shaffer Miriam Smith Patricia Smith Carolyn Sorg Marilyn Sorg Beverly Taylor Julia Voirol Sandra Webster Gary Witte Jane Wyss Jean Wyss CLASS OF 1960 Deanna Allison Gene Beauchot Larry Benjamin Michael Bowers Kathy Brouwer Bill Carpenter Edwin Castleman David Deaton Annette Dewert 136 Neal Elliott Marsha Foster Lynn Fuelling Jackie Garrison Terry Gaskill Norman Heller Richard Howe Burrel Huebner Joyce Johanns Linda Kelly Dianne Kever Gary Martin Nona Murray Larry Parker Vicki Pinney Earl Rhymer Henry A. Salway Joan Salway Kay Shellenbarger Myron Stevens Susan E. Trentadue Barbara Young CLASS OF 1961 Merlin Adams John Axson Beverly Anderson Richard Bailey Steven Bitner Ross Bowen William Bower Larry Bruick Joseph Castleman Jane Crates Jack Clem Steven Clem Jerry Emenhiser Robert Fritzinger Marianne Gaskill Danial Gerardot Sandra Gerardot Jerry Girardot Lynn Grotrian Ronald Houser Jane Fuelling Betty Klinker Neil Lothamer David Lortie Fondra Magner Larry McIntosh Beverly Meacham Robert Minich David Monroe Bill Moore Max Moore Max Myer Charles Raber Phil Reuille Ted Ruble James Savieo Steven Sipe Fay Smith Jerry Stephenson Mary Ann Wagner Gary Wills Paul Wilson David Witte Harold Yoquelet CLASS OF 1962 Carol Castleman Ronald Dager Diane Emenhiser George Ertel Ed Gerardot Saralyn Gleckler Beverly Horn Donnell Huebner John Johnson Harold Klinker Roger Kryder Delores Martin Gerald Martin John Martin Larry Merica Diane McNeal Janice Moon Kathy Murchland Linda Myers Laverine Orrick Jerry O ' Shaughnessey Maxine Rhymer Thala Stevens Carol Thomas Robert VanLear Carol Voirol Ann Webster Sandra Wills Joseph Wagner Renee Martin CLASS OF 1963 Gayle Acheson Armond Ball James Benjamin Susan Brower Bonnie Castle Judy Clay Jerry Feasby Leslie Fogle Joyce Fuelling Dale Gerardot Carolyn Gibson Sharon Gibson Max Hart Gary Heller Sara Jackson Robert Johanns Bob Johnson Gerald Kever Bonnie Kline Vickie Lortie George Martin, Jr. George Mohr Stanley Myers Holley Pinney Bob Powelson Tom Rothgeb Owen Row Thomas Savieo Bill Tinnel Terry Voirol Judy Wagner Gerard Wyss CLASS OF 1964 Deborah Barkley Rita Bowen Ester Carpenter David Castleman Jon Crates Janice Flener Jeanie Foster Vonetta Fluttrow Kenny Fuelling Howard Gerardot Don Gerardot Annette Grabner Mary Ann Gromaux 137 Phillip Houser Patricia Jacquay David Krick Judith Leuenberger Stanley Lothamer Sandra Martin Gerry Marquardt Jerry Marquardt Marietta Meacham Bonnie Otis Jerry Parker Jo Ann Row Mike Sheehan Jane Shifferly Phil Sipe Gerald Ternet Mike Ternet Anne Trentadue Eugene Woods Bernard Wurm Kay Zimmerman CLASS OF 1965 Eric Acheson Kenneth Castleman Vance Clem Lawrence Coonrod Donald Gerardot Max Gerardot Phil Kline Daniel Layton Douglas Lee Tom Lortie Roger Lothamer Galen McIntosh Sam Marquardt David Minick John Powelson Richard Rhymer Paul Riley Gary Rogers David Savieo Jim Scott Richard Stephenson Linden Wyss Judy Alcantar Diane Blauvelt Marcia Brown Kathleen Clem Joan Gaskill Mary Kline Jeanne Gerardot Mary Jo Grabner Linda Gromeaux Joan Jonson Darlene Lehman Martha Leininger Sandra Marquardt Carolyn Morh Beverly Myers Monica Myers Pauline Powelson Elaine Reidenbach Pauline Rhymer Jessica Weoster Sharon Whittern CLASS OF 1966 Janice Alcantar Ruby Bowen Jackie Clay Myra Clem Bonnie Dager Judy Daugherty Gae Emenhiser Mary Ertel Madelyn Fritzinger Bruce Fuelling Nora Gerardot Bob Grace Dan Houser David Johnson Donna Johnson Roger Knueve Michael Kryder Linda Lortie John Martin Carolyn Meyer John Murchland Dennis Parker Tim Richard Tom Robison Pat Scott Richard Screeton Roger Shellenbarger Gary Smith Phil Smith Steve Smith Pat Somers Laurna Stevens Terry Ternet Jerry Thomas Mike VanLear CLASS OF 1967 Wayne Ames Linda Ball Steve Beauchot William Beery Harold Blauvelt Patrick Brames John Castleman Eugene Coonrod Madonna Dager Brad Farnsworth Coleen Fuelling Gary Gerardot Jo Ann Girardot David Goelz Patricia Grabner Susann Grabner Sara Harless Beverly Heller Gary Johnson Dennis Kever Deborah Klinker Marilyn Knueve Sonja Layton Linda Lee Deborah Marquardt Pamela McCoy Marilyn Meyer John Neadstine Patricia Patterson Nancy Plumley Dean Reidenbach Ricki Rosswurm Paul Lloyd Savieo Colleen Schearer Nancy Scott Charlotte Smith Shirley Smith Cheryl VanLear Timothy Voirol Stanley Whittern Susan Wyss 138 In Memoriam As I sit at my desk thinking back over a lifetime of classroom teaching, a relatively small but very select group comes to my mind. I can see each of them almost as plainly as in the days when they were seated at their desks in the room. No one thing, but rather a combination of excellent traits, made them so remarkable. Jim Hart is one of this group. Being a good student with g.ood grades is one of the essentials of each member of this group. Jim was a good student but he did have trouble with one subject, I believe he said it was spelling. His answers to many questions were remarkable, showing a keen analytical mind you would scarcely expect from an eighth grade boy. He applied himself well, getting his work done on time. Personality is another attribute possessed by the boys and girls in this group. Jim had that. He was always pleasant and smiling and never complained even though we knew his trouble. He was well behaved and showed that he had had very good home training. He was a real American Boy, full of fun and laughter. He liked to play the games the other boys played and he had a very good sense of humor. He delighted in teasing me or pulling some trick on me that I was not expecting. I enjoyed these as much as he did and would do the same to him which he in turn enjoyed. One could not help loving this boy and respecting him. I tried to make life as pleasant for him in school as I could. I like to think that I succeeded in this as I knew the burden he was carrying. I am grateful for having him in my classes for a year as by his very exceptional manner and behavior I am certain it made me a more understanding and tolerable person. While Jim has departed from our midst we all shall long re¬ member him for the wonderful boy that he was. Ralph Moore Powell Advertising If you have . . . tried to find a sweater in a special shade of green, just made the station before your gas ran out, shopped for the perfect gift. If you have . . . carried groceries at the local store, waited tables during the six o ' clock rush, counted money after the last dance, you know the feeling of . . . 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Open Wednesday and Friday till 9 P.M. Compliments of GERALD GIB IMEL Our ring man Shoes for the entire family 749-4463 Compliments of Compliments of M. C. GEORGE Compliments of GLENN’S BARBER SHOP New Haven, Indiana J. S. SHEPHERD D.D. The 1967 Viking Staff wishes to THANK its Advertisers for their sup ort of MHS 149 In Appreciation Members of the 1967 VIKING Staff wish to express their sincere appreciation to you, Mrs. Overmyer. Your cooperation and perseverance have proven invaluable to the Staff. As a teacher and as advisor to the An¬ nual Staff, you have demonstrated a breadth of knowledge and a great depth of under¬ standing. Your warm and friendly manner, punctuated with witticisms, commands our respect and admiration and serves as a powerful stimulus for us to strive for suc¬ cess. 1 Mrs. Mary Overmeyer Farewell, Monroeville High School At the time we were told that our class was to put out a yearbook there was some specula¬ tion about the idea. But, somewhat voluntarily, the staff was chosen. We started out with high hopes and it will be the greatest, attitude, un¬ til we realized that our first deadline was less than a week away. Well, with a little bit of ac¬ celeration on our part, we managed to get out our first 50 pages on time. By the time the sec¬ ond deadline came around, the few remaining faithful workers were panic stricken. And, our last deadline, well, you can’t imagine. We were ready to throw the whole thing out the window and walk away. But, as you can plainly see, we didn ' t. With this publication we have endeavored to record, as accurately as possible, the events which have characterized Monroeville High School in 1967. To those of you who read this now, and later, we hope that this year ' s VIKING recreates the feelings and events for you as they truly happened. Each Senior now goes his way. We part, perhaps never to converse again. Thus, when you suddenly yearn for the glorious days of high school, let the 1967 VIKING be the supplement to your memory to relive those pleas- ant, precious moments. It has been a privilege to have been co-editors of this book. And, we hope it has recorded and revived innumerable memories for you. If it has, then we have achieved our purpose. Co-editors, Susann Grabner and Pat Grabner 151