New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1962 volume:

G 0 ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC L 3 1833 00088 7460 Gc 977.202 N354nh 1962 New Haven High School (New Haven, Ind. ) M i r a ge ?k ' 7?te tto Ucupt Mr. Moser came to us from Woodburn High School in 1952. He became a member of the coaching staff and was a Senior Shop instructor. He served the past four years as business sponsor of the Mirage and contributed much to the success of this book. Not only was he respected by the teaching staff and stu- dent body but all people with whom he came into contact were influenced by his sincerity and true understanding of the importance of an individual. He shall always be remembered for his kindness, cheer- fulness, and friendship. Norman Moser (June 13, 1910 - March 17, 1962) Alan Riedel came to New Haven in 1957 from James Smart School in the seventh grade. During his school days his friendly attitude, even temper, and winning smile made many friends for him. His keen devo- tion to athletics earned for him a regular position as tackle on two conference cham- pionship football teams. He was awarded a letterman ' s jacket in 1960. Memories of Alan will long live in the hearts of New Haven high school -students and faculty. Alan Riedel (July 24, 1944 - March 17, 1962) Mirage ' 62 VolwMto XXIII New Utarn; 4iqlo Qckod New f-fouew , f nckatuj 8K. WOVnS. (Rlllnnn P0a£e$ (auk Forces 5S.TK ' ' ' ' ■ ■■■ — IJilLJIMiLI ■ lllll IMI II llll«W 4 ' 62 Table of Contents School Life 6 Academic and Faculty 8 Administration 30 Album 36 Organizations 100 Athletics 130 Index 149 n a i . ' -V - KV Places and Faces of ' 62 This year at New Haven High is made up of Places and Faces of 1962. As the years go by we will always remember the places we have gone and the faces that meant so much to us. We will remember the places where we attended those exciting games, dances, and parties. There will be the familiar faces of our teachers, classmates, acquaintances, and, of course, that special someone. Each place will contain memories and each face a pleasant association. Our school is made up of many places — halls, classrooms, offices, the cafeteria, the gyms, and above all, people. These are the things that make New Wauew Wigk Cd mb special to us. The unloading of buses marks the beginning of another school day. In charge of the New Have 1 clinic is registered nurse, Mrs. Pat Federspiel. To help n spe 5ch and hearing therapy is John Reifsnider. v ujdoua Sce tes at Between classes this common seen ]nd whenever the opportunity preset of locker conversation can be found. School life actually begins at the age of six, but to us here at New Haven High it begins at 8:05 a.m. Each student has five classes a day plus time for lunch. Each class is seventy minutes long, with a five-minute break between classes. There are 45 teachers on the staff to teach 1,168 students. We also have three guidance counselors to help us with college, job, or personal problems. Our school offers the usual subjects and has some of the best-equipped classrooms in the state of Indiana. We study hard and long hours each day,- however, we are also offered a wide variety of extracurricular activities. PAL ' S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT Jet. 24 30 East Fort Wayne, Indiana Sandra Kays is shown as she collects lunch money from the students. New Uaxmv Wtgk £dioo Whether it be help and advice on personal affairs or information on job and college opportunities, our counselors are always eager to help. The counselors at New Haven are Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Goeglein, and Mrs. Lantz. English is one of our most basic subjects. The teachers who prov us with this background are Mr. Lamb, Mrs. Nussbaum, Mrs. Ditling Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Phillips, and Miss Craw. Ew-gfosk owl CfMch - FotWafeow The speech department is headed by Mr. Fruits and Mr. May. Yvonne Fisher is demonstrating her skill in di HAMMAN ' S STANDARD SERVICE 706 Broadway New Haven, Indiana Complete Standard Oil Products Student debate provides a means for expressing ideas and thoughts on controversial subjects. The debate are Barbara Richards, Sandi Brooke, Carol Klopfenstein, Bonnie Benzinger, Shari Bartels, and Glor Augenstein. 0 0 Q06d Qtudjtodb Poise and self-confidence while speaking are the main objectives of the speech class. A person can perfect his ability to express ideas clearly and interestingly. Students accomplish these objectives through panel discussions and individual speeches. English literature and grammar are also of definite importance. They cultivate a student ' s appreciation of literature and teach basic essentials needed in writing. These three phases provide for a well-rounded English education. Gestures seem to add to the effectiveness of Don Bechtol ' s speech. R. L. BARRETT Si - $1.00 717 Broadway W-9141 Miss White, Miss Burke, Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Luttman seem to be discussing future banquet plans. Rw tgw Languages omAj Social SWies BtWew Foreign languages are necessary in this day of world controversy and of the jet age. They prepare us for better foreign relations in the future. In addition to the languages themselves, the customs, histories, people, and geographies of France, Germany, and the ancient Roman Empire were studied. All of these things gave the students a back- ground and environment in which to study their particular language. They also worked on their projects, which were displayed throughout the year. ustrating her skill of writing the French Compliments of PAGODA INN on U.S. 30 East Ft. Wayne, Indiana Miss Bower ' s governm cedures of our governn as they study the pn In government classes we were taught the three branches of the federal government and their functions. World situations existing from the Stone Age to the present were studied by the students of world history. U.S. history students were taught the growth of America from the day Columbus landed to the present day and age. They learned of the. work and the dangers that faced their ancestors of long ago. Owv KutoMcp ofy Uo (mifiiyvbdjl Mr. Beugnot, Miss Leuenberger, Miss Bower, Mr. Frock, and Mr. Howard are shown as they dis- cuss their problems of the So- cial Studies Department. i Mr. Downey, Mr. Oberlin, Mrs. West, and Mr. Stebing ore shown demonstrating a few of the facility that are available in the Business Department. fw BuStwfiSS - CpW OmAj Students of the bookkeeping class are shown as they work diligently with business transactions to prepare profit and loss statements for business enterprises. BLACKWELL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE New Haven, Indiana W-1912 Ready to Wear-Shoes-Floor Coverings-Furnitur % T Basic business education should be included in the curriculum of every young American. This will better pre- pare students for the job of living in a business society. Many students are equipped with typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping skills and are thus better prepared to earn a livelihood. Developing proper attitudes, getting along with peo- ple, and business etiquette and dress are stressed throughout these courses. Here three students ore shown using calculating machines as they prove debits and credits for their bookkeeping exercises. AccuAACy A Necessities The advanced shorthand class is busily working at the transcription of letters from their shorthand notes. MURPHY INSURANCE CENTER 626 Broadway Street New Haven, Indiana W-1662 Mr. Wilder, Mr. Bandelier, Mr. Wolfe, and Mr. Hunni are preparing equipment for their scientific experiments. C mce omAj fJLoib Exploring Mother Nature ' s world can be fun, exciting, and informative. It is a constant cycle of research in plant, animal, and microscopic life. Through microscopes and other scientific equipment, students can see the wonders of living matter. Students can find most of the answers to their scientific questions in any of the biology, chemistry, or physics lab- oratories. Also, there is held at school an annual Science Fair for the young scientists of New Haven High School. Rick Aubrey and Cliff Wiese are during a lab session in chemistry. as they prepar W. DAHLING, M.D. Dahling Bldg. New Haven Mary Tally is endeavoring to pn angle. Math classes offer a wide range of opportunities for both academic and commercial students. It tends to culti- vate precise and accurate thinking, which is a help to any student. In addition to basic courses in general math, algebra, and plane geometry, the school also offers advanced courses in trigonometry, college algebra, and solid geom- etry. Qbuutojjp Uaatj Stuctewfe Mr. Weaver, Mr. Clark, Mr. Marshall, and Mr. Saude seeking a solution to one of their many math problem i of ZOLLINGER MOTOR SALES Most girls, when thinking of their future, de homemaking. Mrs. Troyer and Miss Reed provi ' for these girls to become the homemakers of tomorrow gun U Mb ECOtiO+uiCS W Iwbu doJL Aife Cindy Springer show finished pie from the file of satisfaction as she Boys who enjoy working with wood or metal have an opportunity to design and construct their own projects in the industrial arts department. The mechanical drawing section also offers classes in architectural drawing and blue- print reading. Girls enrolled in home economics are preparing them- selves for the years ahead. In the kitchen, girls learn the techniques of meal planning and preparation, nutrition, and proper manners and behavior. Students enrolled in sewing gain experience in pattern design, use of the machine, alterations, and proper color combinations. Be- ginning courses provide an introduction to the basic skills of modern homemaking, while the advanced courses offer a chance to perfect these skills. ALLEN COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION, INC. Farm Supplies — Grain Marketing :w Haven Phone W-1131 Areola Phone 625-4481 HHHl |jji|jfiijiiM -  I f? S- k- ' 1 Jhh . George Gulyas is working diligently on a house plan fc mechanical drawing. John Goeglein is showing his skill in machines of the industrial arts class. rking with one of the Display £Wgm£ CkM Instruction in the fields of industrial arts and mechanical drawing is provided by Mr. Moser, Mr. Smuts, Mr. White, Mr. Coffman, and Mr. Pensinger. ALLEN STEEL SUPPLY CO. - E-4454 Industrial . Contractors Supplies 5005 New Haven Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind . Health and safety is an important subject for everyone. Mr. Ellenberger and Mr. Lloyd are using this chart to demonstrate one of the body systems. 9? , Lt1 Sftjety Uafees Coordination, physical fitness, and fair play are the main objectives of the physical education department. Students also learn the value of team work and good sportsmanship. Through proper instruction and application, skill may be obtained in many different sports. A few of the sports offered at New Haven High are basketball, football, volley- ball, trampoline, and tumbling. Also, each student is required to participate in body-building exercises. Health and safety is important to each and every person in every walk of life. Many lives could be saved each day if everyone observed our health and safety rules. At New Haven High each student is required to take one year of health and safety. Through this subject we hope to better inform each student of the rules and regulations involving health and safety. We strive to make each one a better citizen by giving some life saving and first-aid training. Jane Tibbett, Joyce Olinger, and Bonnie Thompson disecting a cow ' s eyeball for health and safety. NEW HAVEN BEAUTY SHOP Lela Minton — Owner W-1512 526 Broadway Skill in many different sports is achieved by the girls ' gym class. Miss McDonald is demonstrating of the techniques of volleyball. Fuw U t Fuw Besides obtaining skill in sports, each student is required to participate in calisthenics. Mr. Baumgartner keeps count as the boys struggle through their push-ups. WAYNE CAMERA 1231 E. State Fort Wayne, Indianc Mr. Nicholas directs both the choir and the sextet, a group which has been organized for approximately five years. Members of the sextet are Carole Orchard, Linda Culp, Anna Naselari, Judy Sturm, Diann Schnepel, and Anne Haugsrud. SttuJeafe At T ugfcfc ' The New Haven Concert Band is under the direction of Mr. Paul Milliman. Mr. Charles Whorwell is in charge of the Dance Band. 20 PRIBBLE PLASTICS PRODUCTS INC. Custom Molders of Thermosetting Plastics 1610 Summit St., New Haven, Indiana Students have an opportunity to express themselves creatively in music and art; both usually encounter God- given talent. Art involves the skill of the hand, eye, and mind. It is the ability of the artist to express on paper what he visualizes and its effect on him. An artist ' s personality can be seen in his work. In music, as in art, a person is enabled to express his feelings. This can be accomplished through verbal actions and the type of music preferred by the person. To most people art and music are forms of relaxation. Miss Manifold is illustrating a techniqu UustC ' (wh fadb Af fwect i£toti Bev Ohneck, Joyce Mo sculpturing. Widdifield, Bruce Borne, and Roy Traughber are studying the method of FLORENTINE FLORAL SHOPPE 405 BROADWAY NEW HAVEN, IND. W-2820 AFTER HOURS Susan Conley and Lynne Ashley, student librarians, along with Mrs. Sidell, find that the library is always a busy place. Jeff Ranger is working diligently to find the solution to o ne of his problems. llifi wb ofy Upon dismissal students rush for the exits, thereby causing much congestion. The scene then becomes quite dismal with empty halls, open lockers, and scattered paper. GRABILL HARDWARE A good place to trade since 1930 Phone 2021 Grabill, Ind. After s friend. taxing as she talks on the phone to With the 3:10 p.m. bell class is dismissed. Most pupils scurry to their lockers, gather their things, and make a dash for their bus. However, you will also find many students staying after school for extracurricular activities. Few students find the 3:10 bell a dismissal of school work. After reaching their homes, they are usually confronted with homework. Even so, they need some relaxation, and it can usually be found in a television program or telephone conversation. Work before pleasure ! with her homework. AurfW £clioo Daa Relaxation is needed by everyone. Janet Koenig and Alice Bailey find their relaxation in watching television. (TV picture cannot be seen due to camera flash). I V; ' .;. ' ..-■ •S School spirit was aroused with the first pep session, which was held on the football field. It was beautiful day which set the atmosphere for the beginning of a tremendous footba NobfoBb The New Haven Dance Band furnishes music for any social events Guthier, Dennis Juergens, Jim Louden,- FRONT ROW: Ray Keller, and after-game dances. Members of the Dance Band are BACK Jack Schmidt, Gary Knerr, Dennis Berkheiser, Mike Shirk, Janice ROW: Pom Grupp (Vocalist), Roger DeVaux, Kim Smith, Doug Mills, Wilson, and Martha Mafit. Tom Hebermehl, Richard Babbitt, Bob Ellison, Sue Ehle, Leona rd 3 Safety is emphasized throughout the year by the Teen-Age Safety Council. Members are John Keeler, Bonnie Stinson, Roberta Craig, Lois Knipstein, and Sharon Dew. As a climax to the basketball season New Haven holds its annual Class Tournament. At the Class Tourney the hillbilly dress of the graduating class can be seen. fttogotfett Each year members of the track team choose a queen and four Attendant), Sandra Dressier (Queen!, Twilo Watkins (Sopho attendants to reign over the New Haven Track Meet. The court Attendant), and Miriam Werling (Freshman Attendant). chosen was Judy Sturm (Junior Attendant), Becky Bearman (Senior A group of students are dancing to the music of the Sentinels Judy Koehlinger and Lois Knipstein are operating one of the senior booths. The Sentinels provided the music for the Halloween Party. nple of the costumes worn by the Freshman Cla UoMowmu and ORVILLE STURM, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE 610 U. S. 30 W-1491 Emerald Ecstasy was the theme for this year ' s Snowball Hop, which was held on December 2 from 8:30 till 11:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. With green as the dominant color, the decorations created the effect of a palace ballroom. Music was provided by Jimmy Stier and his Band. Refreshments were served in the girls ' gym, which was also decorated to carry out the theme. Posing for a picture next to the Christmas tree, which highlighted the hop decorations, are Nickey Baker, Jo Bailey, Mike Dennis, and date. CUfcthMW At Cdkbrtfoi Students are dancing to the music of Jimmy Stier and his Band SS Nancy Harter and date are shown as they leave the refreshment area. The Prom Court consisted of Gene Heath, Freya Funk (Junior At- tendants), Jerry Doty, Sandra Dressier, Sharon Eifrid (Senior At- tendants), Joyce Rider (Queen), Dick Longordner (King), Neal Wiss- man, Sandra Perrin, Dick McComb (Senior Attendants), Carole Or- chard, Denny Grotrian (Junior Attendants), Brenda St. Peters and Chris Despos (Crown-bearers). Be ufcj Steps RvtwW Crown-bearers fo Despos. nda Sue St. Peters and Chr The Junior Prom was held on May 6, 1961, at Cutter ' s Chalet. The theme, Moonlight and Roses, was accented with decorations of pink roses and silver moons. Juniors, Seniors, and their guests danced to the music of The Sil- houettes from 8:30 to 12:00 p.m. The high-point of the evening was the coronation as the crowns (left) were placed on Queen Joyce Rider and King Dick Longardner. The After-Prom Party was held at Goeglein ' s Hall. Re- freshments were furnished by the parents of the Junior Class. Music was provided by The Teardrops. GUILLAUMES STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries — W-2013 New Haven, Indiana 29 MR. PAUL HARDING Superintendent of New Haven Public Schools Butler University. A.B. Indiana University, M.S. SAUDERS FARM HATCHERY Chicks - Pellet Feeds Grabill, Indiana MR. STANLEY GUENTHER Associate Superintendent of New Haven Public Schools Indiana University, B.S. all State Teachers College, M.S. Members of the New Haven School Board are Herbert P. Brudi, Treasur Paul R. Wiese, President; Donald R. Johnson, and William Floyd Reece. Walter M. Oehler, Secretary,- RUHL HOME FURNISHINGS 424 Broadway, New Haven, Indiana Everything For The Weil-Appointed Home MR. MAYNARD HENWOOD Senior High Principal Earlham College, A.B. Indiana University, M.S. MR. MICHAEL BONAHOOM Assistant Principal rersity of Dayton, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Un GRABILL BANK Grabill, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MR. SCOTT ARMSTRONG Junior High Principal Butler University, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. MR. JOHN H. YOUNG Elementary Administrative Supervisor Building Consultant M State Teachers College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. SAUDER ' S HOME CENTER Grabill, Indiana Save at Sauder ' s - Phone E-6252 QuJjpjporiiMjC} The secretaries who work in the high school office have a big job keeping school records in order and up to date . The three who take care of this office are Cathryn Lippott, Ethel Krouse, and Geneva Brueck. Busily working at their jobs are Kay Guillaume, general secretary, and Vivian Purvis, private secretary to Mr. Hording. Lorene Orchard, school clerk, and lona Richhart, secretary in the guidance office, always find that there is plenty of work to be done. GERARDOT SON E. S. GERARDOT, PROP. - MONUMENTS 749 E. Lincoln Hwy. New Haven, Indiana Uowk - Bekw £ ih Ccenes The custodians who take care of the high school building are Kenneth Hanefeld, Orval Kain, Charles Roemer, Floyd Place, and Viola Carter. Our noon meals are prepared for us each day by llene Forsyth, Ocie Miller, Carolyn Drayer, Dorothy Murphy, Gladys Pemberton, Mildred Clark, Lois Boehm, and Dorothy Bearman. Mr. Lyle Williams is a custodian who works on the night shift. GAIL J. ROE Real Estate Broker T-7610 Representative of Designers, Builders, Subdividers President Nickey Baker Vice-President Dick Longardner Secretary Marge Dickenson Treasurer Judy Sturm u Places and Faces of ' 62 As we enter high school for the first time, we share both anticipation and wonder. Our steps are unsure, but our goal is the same — gradua- tion. As Freshmen we seem to be at the bottom of the heap, but as each year passes, we progress closer and closer to that goal. As Freshmen and Sophomores we are more or less getting introduced to everything. We participate in all the yearly activities. We enjoy the companionship of friends and teachers, the fun of parties and dances, and the excitement of ballgames. As Juniors we find ourselves in the middle of many activities. We enjoy the same things we did the year before, but there is one big added attraction, the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors finance and plan the prom, which creates one of the big excitements in high school. The last year sees you pass by as dignified Seniors. You are on the top of the heap and always thinking of graduation. Upon graduation you are faced by the big cruel world. Each of us enter our particular ambition, whether it be college, a job, or marriage. Each graduate of New Uomnj Wigk QdvocQ; is considered a superior one. KENNETH BEARMAN DONALD BECHTOL RUTH ADAMS SUSAN ADAMS KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG ZELT ' S PURE OIL SERVICE U.S. 30 and Hartzell Road New Haven, Indiana RUTH DOROTHY ADAMS - Ruthe - GAA 1,2,3; JRC 4 ; Guidance Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Tr. Choir 1. SUSAN FAYE ADAMS - Susie - GAA 1,2,3,4; JRC 1; Latin Club 2 ; Mirage Ed. 2,3,4; National Honor 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; SSS 1,2. KATHLEEN DIANE ARMSTRONG - Kathie - GAA 3 ; Pep Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Tr. Choir 1. REBECCA ANN ARMSTRONG - Becky - Concert Choir 3,4; FTA 2,3,4 ; GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Mirage Bus. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; SSS 1,2. LYNNE LARAINE ASHLEY - GAA 3 ; Pep Club 2,3,4,- SSS 1,3. RICHARD DEAN AUBREY - Rick - Boys ' Pep Club 4,- Intramural 1,4; Latin Club 3,4; Masque Gavel 3,4, V.-Pres. 4. ROBERT ALLEN AUGENSTEIN - Augie - Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1, 2,3; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Track 1 . ALICE MARIE BAILEY - Attended South Side 1; GAA 3,4; Mirage Ed. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Guidance Council 4. JO ANN BAILEY — Jo — Attended Huntertown HS 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4, V.-Pres. 4; FNA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; GAA 2,3 ; Mirage Bus. 3,4 ; Pep Club 2,3,4; SSS 2,3. NICKEY DEAN BAKER - Bake - Baseball 3,4; Boys ' Pep Club 3,4, Pres. 3,4; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 4 ; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. GARY DEE BEARMAN - Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas. 4 ; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Track 1. KENNETH W. BEARMAN - Ken - Intramural 1,2, 3,4,- Track 1. DONALD SCOTT BECHTOL - Don - Cross Country 2; Intramural 1,2; Latin Club 2; Masque Gavel 2,3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Tr. Choir 1. RICHARD DAVID BERNING - Rick - Intramural 1,2, 3,4. RONALD A. BERNING - Ron - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3; Latin Club 2 ; Let- termen ' s Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. MARY LOUISE BICKEL - Mary Lou - JRC 2; Latin Club 2; Mirage Bus. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4,- SSS 1,2. ALICE BAILEY MICHAEL BENDER JO ANN BAILEY RICHARD BERNING NICKEY BAKER RONALD BERNING GARY BEARMAN MARY LOU BICKEL NEW HAVEN MOTOR SALES Chrysler Cars New for 62 jdway Ind. 14, New Haven, Indian JON ALAN BLACK - Big Jon - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Intramural 3; Latin Club 2,3,4. CHARLOTTE M. BLACKBURN - Attended Dennis Jr. High, Richmond 1; Riley Sr. High, South Bend 2; Con- cert Choir 3,4; JRC 4; Mirage Ed. 4; Pep Club 3,4. PATRICIA MARY BLAISING - Pat - FNA 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Science Club 3,4, Sec. 4; SSS 1,2. MARY LOU BONJOUR - Chip - SSS 1. DIANE PATRICIA BOWMAN - French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3,4,- Mirage Ed. 4; Pep Club 2,4,- SSS 1; Tr. Choir 1. DEAN ARNOLD BRUICK - Deano - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Intramural 1,2; Latin Club 2,3,4. JOAN MARTHA BRYAN - Jo - GAA 1,2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2. DUANE ALLEN BULTEMEIER - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Intra- mural 1,2,3,4. JOYCE ANN BURTON - French Club 4 ; GAA 1,2,3, Girls ' State 3 ; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 3,4 Mirage Bus. 2,3,4; National Honor 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1 ; SSS 1,2,3. SUSAN EILEEN BURTON - Blondie - FNA 4; SSS 1,2,3. DONALD GENE BUUCK - Don - Band 1,2. JACK MICHAEL BYRD - Mike - Attended Abraham Lincoln, Denver, Colo., North Side 3; Boys ' Pep Club 4. CAROL ELAINE CADMUS - JRC 3,4; Mirage Bus. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. WILLIAM THOMAS CAMERON - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4 ; Football 1, Student Mgr. 2,3,4; Intramural 1; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Track 1. ARTHUR REID CHAPMAN - Chuck - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. SHERRI SUE CHRONISTER - FNA 3 ; GAA 1,2,3; JRC 4 ; Pep Club 4 ; SSS 1,2,3. BETTY SUE CLINE - Class Council 3,4,- GAA 1,2,3; Guidance Council 4 ; JRC 3,4; NFL 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2. SUSAN JAYNE CONLEY - Susie - GAA 1,3; JRC 4 ; Pep Club 1,2,4,- SSS 1,2,3. JOAN BRYAN CAROL CADMUS DUANE BULTEMEIER WILLIAM CAMERON JOYCE BURTON ARTHUR CHAPMAN SUSAN BURTON SHERRI CHRONISTER E. HARPER SON FUNERAL HOME New Haven, Indiana JON BLACK CHARLOTTE BLACKBURN PATRICIA BLAISING H M RESTAURANT 506 Broadway New Haven, Indiana JOYCE DAVIDSON ROBERT DAVIS ROGER DeVAUX DENNIS DeWITT ANDREW COSTELLO DAVID COULARDOT DENNIS COULARDOT HPS ' f M r v St-. Hv Si B v A r H JAMES CROZIER LYNDA CULP SHARON DAGER 42 E. M. HOETZER, M.D. 502 Henry Street New Haven, Indiana ANDREW GEORGE COSTELLO - Drew - Band 1, 2,3; Science Club 3,4, Pres. 4. DAVID LAMAR COULARDOT - Nute - Intramural 1. JAMES ARTHUR CROZIER - J. C. - Intramural 2,3,4. LYNDA CAROLYN CULP - Class V.-Pres. 2; Class Sec. 3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; FNA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3,4 ; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4, Sec. 4; SSS 1,2,3, Treas. 3. SHARON KAY DAGER - GAA 1,2,3; SSS 1,2; Pep Club 2;JRC4 ; Tr. Choir 1. JOYCE KATHLEEN DAVIDSON - Attended Marion High School 1,2; Concert Choir 3; Pep Club 3; JRC 3,4. ROBERT KEITH DAVIS - Bob - Attended Garrett High School 1,2. DONALD DAY — Don — Intramural 1,2,3,4; Track 2. MICHAEL JAMES DENNIS - Red - Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. JANE ANN DESPOS - FNA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Sec. 3; JRC 3,4, Sec. 4; Latin Club 2,3,4 ; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; SSS 1,2,3. JOYCE LANE DESPOS - Little Despos - FNA 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, V.-Pres. 4; JRC 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 4; SSS 2,3. ROGER EDWIN DeVAUX - Rog - Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4 ; Intramural 1; Rifle Club 3,4. DENNIS ALAN DeWITT - Denny - Football 1; In- tramural 1,2,3. MARGARET LEE DICKENSON - Marge - Class Sec. 2,4; FNA 2,3,4,- GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls ' State 3 ; JRC 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Latin Club 2,3,4. COLLEEN ELLEN DOCTOR - GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2 ; SSS 1,2,3. PAUL EDWIN DOEHRMAN - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; In- tramural 4. CAROLYN SUE DuVALL - FTA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Latin Club 2,3; SSS 1,2. DONALD DAY MARGARET DICKENSON MICHAEL DENNIS COLLEEN DOCTOR JANE DESPOS PAUL DOEHRMAN JOYCE DESPOS CAROLYN DuVALL LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY New Haven Branch (F.D.I.C.) KARL EDWARD EHRHARDT - Charlie - Intramural 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,- Boys ' Pep Club 3,4. FREDIE ELKINS - Intramural 1,2,3. ROBERT PAUL ELLISON - Bob - Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4, Treas. 4 ; French Club 4 ; Hi-Y 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; NFL 3,4; National Honor 3,4, Pres. 4. JEAN ANN ENGLEBRIGHT - Jeannie - French Club 4 ; FTA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Girls ' State 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 2,3,4,- NFL 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor 3,4; SSS 1. MARILYN KAY FAULKNER - GAA 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. JOSEPH WAYNE FEDERSPIEL - Joe - Baseball 1 ,2,3, Boys ' Pep Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 1,2; Wrestling 1. ANTHONY J. FEIPEL - Tony - Attended Rich Twp. H.S., Park Forest, Illinois, 1,2; Boys ' Pep Club 4; Intra- mural 4 ; Science Club 4. KEITH CARL FISHER - Butch - Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3 ; Football 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4,- Lettermen ' s Club 4 ; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM ALLEN FOUST - Bill - Basketball 1,- Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; JRC 3,- Latin Club 2; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; National Honor 3; Student Coun- cil 3,4,- Track 1 . JACK FRANK FRANCE - Frenchie - Intramural 2,3. RICHARD KENNETH FRITCHA - Dick - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; Football 2 ; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 4,- Track 1,2,3,4. FREYA ROSE FUNK - Cheerleader 2,3,4; French Club 4 ; GAA 1,2,3,4; JRC 1,2,3,4, Council Rep. 4 ; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Attendant 3; SSS 1,2,3. PAULETTE JUNE GALBREATH - GAA 3 ; Pep Club 3, SSS 1,2,3. CHERYL LEE GARRETT - Attended Mira Costa H.S., Cal. 1, GAA 4 ; JRC 4; Pep Club 3,4,- SSS 2. WILLIAM MICHAEL GASPER - Mike - Intramural 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 2. LARRY LEE GETTY - Butch - Football 1,2,- Intramural 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3. ROBERT LEE GIBSON - Bob - Intramural 1,2. DONALD EUGENE GOODMAN - Goodie - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Intramural 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY FEIPEL PAULETTE GALBREATH KEITH FISHER CHERYL GARRETT WILLIAM FOUST WILLIAM GASPER JACK FRANCE LARRY GETTY 44 DELAGRANGE FORD SALES 134 Lincoln Highway West KARL EHRHARDT FREDIE ELKINS ROBERT ELLISON DELUXE CLEANERS New Haven, Indiana 45 DENNIS GROTRIAN PAMELA GRUPP BARBARA HARMEYER JOHN HOOVER HOWARD HORMANN DR. LELAND T. POLLOCK. CHIROPRACTOR 1021 Middle Street — W-1364 New Haven, Indiana DENNIS JAY GROTRIAN - Buck - Baseball 2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys ' State 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Pres. 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; JRC 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Safety Council 4; Student Council 2,3, V.-Pres. 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 3,4, V.-Pres. 3. PAMELA MAE GRUPP - Big Mama - Attended Belle- vue H.S., Bellevue, Washington, 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Dance Band Soloist 3,4; JRC 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. BARBARA MARIE HARMEYER - Frenchie - SSS 1. ANNE LARSEN HAUGSRUD - Big Mama - Concert Choir 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 3,4; Mirage Bus. 3; NFL 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Safety Council 4. VERN CHARLES HEARN - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4, Sec- Treas. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4,- JRC 2,- Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; National Honor 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DANNY HEATH - Hot Rod - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Intramural 1,2; Latin Club 3; Masque Gavel 1 . GENE ALBERT HEATH - Geno - Baseball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1; Concert Choir 4; Cross Country 1; Football 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Prom Attendant 3; Student Coun- cil 4, V.-Pres. 4; Track 1. CAROLYN ELAINE HECKLER - Moose - FNA 3; GAA 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,4; Mirage Bus. 2,3,4, Bus. Manager 4 ; Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2. PEGGY LOU HESTER - Biloxi High, Biloxi, Miss. 1,2. THOMAS G. HOOK - Hooker - Football 1,3,4; In- tramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4, V.-Pres. 4 ; Track 2,3,- Wrestling 3,4. JOHN MICHAEL HOOVER - Johnny - Basketball 1, Boys ' Pep Club 3,4, V.-Pres. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4,- Track 1,2, 3,4. HOWARD KEITH HORMANN - How - Boys ' State 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; French Club 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, V.-Pres. 4; Latin Club 2,3,4 Masque Gavel 3,4,- NFL 2,3,4; National Honor 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 2. ALLEN LEE HOSTETLER - Al - Attended Harlan High 1,2; Boys ' Pep Club 4; Concert Choir 4 ; Intramural 3,4. LYNDALL JEANNE HUNNINGS - Jeanne - Band 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,- Majorette 3,4, Captain 4; National Honor 3,4,- Science Club 2,3,4, SSS 1. GREG ALAN JORNOD - Baseball 3,4; Cross Country 4,- Intramural 2,3,4,- Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. GENE HEATH ALLAN HOSTETLER CAROLYN HECKLER JEANNE HUNNINGS PEGGY HESTER ROBERT JACOBS TOM HOOK GREG JORNOD COLONY DRESS SHOP Good Service, High Quality, And Pleasing Prices 47 MARK FRANK JURY - Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4,- In- tramural 1,2,3. BONITA LEE KARELS - Bunny - FTA 3,4; JRC 3; Latin Club 2,3; Mirage Ed. 3; National Honor 3,4,- Sci- ence Club 2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. SANDRA LEE KAYS - Sandy - GAA 2,3,- Latin Club 2,3,4,- NFL 3,4; Pep Club 1 ; SSS 1,2. SUSAN KAY KEELER - Susie - Band 2,3,4, Librarian 4 ; GAA 1,2; JRC 3,4,- Latin Club 2,3; Mirage Bus. 2; Science Club 3,4; SSS 1,2,- Guidance Council 4. RAY EARL KELLER - Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Dance Band 3,4,- National Honor 3,4. GERALD LEE ROBERT KENNERK - Jerry - Attended Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Syracuse, Indiana; Latin Club 2. JANET SUE KERN - Jan - FNA 4; Latin Club 2; SSS 1. SUZZANNE MARIE KING - Suzy - Pep Club 4; SSS 1,2. DAVID KLOEPPER - Dave - Track 2,3,4,- Football 3,4,- Intramural 1,2,3,4; Boys ' Pep Club 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4. GARY PAUL KNERR - Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Dance Band 3,4,- Tr. Choir 2. RONALD RAYMOND KNIPPER - Ron - Intramural 1. LOIS ANN KNIPSTEIN - Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Corres. Sec. 3, Rec. Sec. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1 ; Safety Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4,- SSS 1,2,3. JOANN IRENE KOCH - Kookie - French Club 4; FTA 3,4,- GAA 1,2,3,4; JRC 3,4,- Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; SSS 1,3; Class Council 3,4. JUDITH ANN KOEHLINGER - Judy - GAA 1,2,3,4, V.-Pres. 4 ; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tr. Choir 1. ALICE JEAN KOENEMAN - Class Council 4; GAA 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Tr. Choir 1. JANET KAY KOENIG - GAA 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4,- JRC 3,- Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. Ed. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. MARY BARBARA KOENIG - Band 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; NFL 3,4,- SSS 1. RUTH ANN KRAUSKOPH - Concert Choir 3,4,- GAA 1,2,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; SSS 1,2,3. JANET KERN JOANN KOCH SUZZANNE KING JUDITH KOEHLINGER DAVID KLOEPPER ALICE KOENEMAN GARY KNERR JANET KOENIG PENSINGER JEWELRY STORE New Haven, Indiana MARK JURY BONITA KARELS SANDRA KAYS RUDY ' S HARDWARE House Wares, Garden Shop, Gifts, Toys SANDRA MASCIA FRED MATHEWS KENNETH KREIGH RUDITE KRENKLIS DENNIS KUMMER DAN PURVIS REXALL DRUGS KENNETH E. KREIGH - Kenny - Football 1; Intra- mural 2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1. RUDITE KRENKLIS - Dee - GAA 1- Student Council 1; SSS 1. DENNIS DEAN KUMMER - Kum - Baseball 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Hi-Y 2; Intramural 1,2,3,4; JRC 1 ; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Track 1,2,3,4. SHARON SUE LADIG - Shari - Attended North Side High School 1. DONNA MAE LEAMAN - Hey You - Band 1,2,3,4, Student Conductor 4; Concert Choir 3,4; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Guidance Council 4; SSS 1. SHERYLL ANN LINKER - Sherry - GAA 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4. MICHAEL J. LOEFFLER - Mike - Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4 ; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE ANN LOGAN - Kathy - Attended Long Branch High School, Long Branch, New Jersey 1; Black- stone High School, Blackstone, Virginia 2 ; and others. JOANN ELSIE LOMONT - Jo - Attended Central Catholic High School 1,2; French Club 4; FTA 4 ; JRC 4 ; Mirage Bus. A- Pep Club 3,4; SSS 3, Latin Club 3,4. RICHARD ALAN LONGARDNER - Dick - Class V.- Pres. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4, Treas. 2; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; National Honor 3,4; Prom Attendant 4; Prom King 3; Student Council 2, Treas. 2; Track 1,2,3,4. JAMES E. LOUDEN - Jim - Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Intramural 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Masque Gavel 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. ROBERT H. MARONEY - Bob - Cross Country 1; In- tramural 1,2; Wrestling 1. SANDRA MASCIA - Sandy - Attended Grant Jr. High School 1; East Detroit High School 2 ; FTA 4. FRED C. MATHEWS - Band 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4. RONALD E. McDEVITT - Ron - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3. SHARON LYNNE McMAHON - FNA 1,2; JRC 4; Latin Club 2; NFL 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3,4; SSS 1,2; Tr. Choir 1. PAUL ROBERT MILLER - Bugs - Football 1, Intra- mural 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1. JOANN LOMONT RONALD McDEVITT RICHARD LONGARDNER SHARON McMAHON JAMES LOUDEN JOEL MELCHER ROBERT MARONEY PAUL MILLER STUDENT SUPPLY SHOP OF DAN PURVIS DRUGS DOUGLAS EDWARD MILLS - Doug - Band 1,2,3,4, Quartermaster 2,3,4,- Dance Band 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Track 2. JOYCE ELAINE MONROE - Joy - GAA 1,2,3; JRC 3; SSS 1 . RALPH MARTIAN MOSER - Mosbe - Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Science Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wres- tling 1,2,3. ANNA NASELARI - Sia - Class Treas. 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3; Point Recorder 3; Girls ' State 3; Intramural 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pres. 2; Masque Gavel 2,3,4 ; Mirage Bus. 2,3,4,- Pep Club 3,- Student Council 3, Treas. 3. CAROLYN MAE NELSON - GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Latin Club 2,3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; SSS 1. JUDITH DIANE NEWHARD - Judy - Class Council 3,4; FNA 3; FTA 4; Guidance Council 4; JRC 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4, Sec. 2 ; Mirage Bus. 3,4,- National Honor 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Tr. Choir 1. CHERYL ANN NORRIS - Choch - GAA 3 ; JRC 3,4; SSS 1. KEITH RICHARD NUTTLE - Dick - Science Club 3,4. ROSALIE JEAN OEHLER - Rosie - GAA 1,2,3; Mi- rage Ed. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. BEVERLY IONNE OHNECK - Bev - FNA 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; JRC 3,4,- Latin Club 2; Mirage Bus. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. SANDRA LEA OKULY - Sandy - Band 1,2,3, Li- brarian 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, V.-Pres. 3, Pres. 4,- Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4 ; SSS 1. CAROLE SUE ORCHARD - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Choir 2,3,4; GAA 1 ; Intramural 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Masque Gavel 2,3,4, Sec. 4 ; NFL 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3,- Student Council 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3,4,- V.- Pres. 4. GAYLE LEE ORT - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4, Sgt.-At-Arms 3,4; Football 1; Intramural 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1. NORMA JEAN OSBORN - Tudi - Concert Choir 2, 3,4; GAA 1,3,4; Mirage Bus. 4; Pep Club 1; SSS 1,2. CAROL ANN PAPE - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. JEAN MARIE PETERS - GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; SSS 1,2,3. LEO JACK PETTYJOHN - Cross Country 1,- Football 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3,4. CHERYL NORRIS CAROLE ORCHARD KEITH NUTTLE GAYLE ORT CHARLOTTE ODEM NORMA OSBORN ROSALIE OEHLER CAROL PAPE Compliments of NEW HAVEN SURPLUS STORE DOUGLAS MILLS JOYCE MONROE RALPH MOSER JEAN PETERS JACK PETTYJOHN N ELWOOD ' S TEXACO SERVICE Firestone Tire Center U.S. 24 Broadway — W-101 1 PHYLLIS PYLE KARIN RAHDEN GLEN RALSTON DAVID ROMINES ROGER ROTHGEB 0 TOM ' S TV AND APPLIANCES 715 Broadway - W-1412 New Haven, Indiana PHYLLIS KAY PYLE - Phil - GAA 2,3,4; JRC 4. ROSWITHA KARIN RAHDEN - Karin - Attended South Side 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; JRC 3,4, Pres. 4; Mi- rage Bus. 4; NFL 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; SSS 3. GLEN ALLEN RALSTON - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Concert Choir 3,4 ; Intramural 1,2; Masque Gavel 3; NFL 2,3,4. JACQUELINE LEE RAMP - Jay - GAA 3,4. JEFFERY LEE RANGER - Jeff - Miami Jr. High 1; Miami Sr. High, Miami, Oklahoma 2,3. KATHY MARIE REEB - Attended Central Catholic 1,2. CARL E. REVERT - Butch - Intramural 1,3; Rifle Club 3,4. PATSY SUE REVERT - Revert - Attended Central 1; GAA 4. JOYCE ANN RIDER - Class Sec. 1 ; FNA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; JRC 1; Latin Club 2,3; Masque Gavel 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Mirage Bus. 2, 3,4,- National Honor 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Prom Attendant 4; Prom Queen 3; Student Council 4; SSS 1,3. ALAN EUGENE RIEDEL - Al - Football 1,2,3,4; Let- termen ' s Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DIANN KAY RIGBY - Band 3,4; FNA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; JRC 4; Latin Club 2,3; SSS 1. DAVID PHILLIP ROMINES - Crockett - Boys ' Pep Club 3; Intramural 1,2,3,4. ROGER J. ROTHGEB - Basketball, Student Manager 2, 3,4; Football, Student Manager 2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Track 1 , Student Manager 2,3. CAROL ANN ST. PETERS - St. Pete - GAA 1,2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 2,3,4. MICHAEL THOMAS SAUVE - Mike - Boys ' Pep Club 3 ; FTA 2,3,4, V.-Pres. 3,4; JRC 2,3, Ass. Reporter 3; Latin Club 2,3,4. SUE CAROL SAYLOR - SSS 1,2. RITA JOYCE SCANTLIN - FTA 3,4; Latin Club 2; Mi- rage Bus. 2; Mirage Ed. 3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; National Hon- or 3,4; Student Council 2; SSS 1,2. DANIEL RICHHART CAROL ST. PETERS JOYCE RIDER MICHAEL SAUVE ALAN RIEDEL SUE SAYLOR DIANN RIGBY RITA SCANTLIN Compliments of DR. DALY, DENTIST 55 BONNIE JEAN SCHAPER - Bon - SSS 1. DENISE LEOLA SCHARFFBILLIG - Denny - Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 4 ; Pep Club 1; Science Club 3,4; SSS 1,2,3; Librarian 4. NOBLE F. SCHLATTER - Nobe - Concert Choir 2,4; Football 1; Intramural 1,2; Track 1. DIANN LEA SCHNEPEL - Di - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class V.-Pres. 1, Treas. 2; Conc ert Choir 2,3,4, Asst. Librarian 3, Librarian 4; FNA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; JRC 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Mirage Bus. 3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 3,4; SSS 1,2,3. RICHARD MARTIN SCHRAM, JR. - Tweek - Concert Choir 4; Intramural 1,2,- Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 3,4; NFL 2,3,4. PHYLLIS ANN SCHULLER - Phyl - GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1. RICHARD LEE SEITZ - Dick - Football Student Man- ager 1 . MICHAEL STEPHAN SHIRK - Mike - Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4, Pres. 4; Football 1; Hi-Y 3,4, Sgt.-at- Arms 4 ; Intramural 2,3,4; NFL 3,4; Track 1; Tr. Choir 1. TERRY ANN SIMON -N. ' Si - GAA 1,2,3; JRC 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSS 1,2,3. KIM BRADLEY SMITH - Smitie - Attended Woodlan H.S. 1,2; Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Intra- mural 3,4; NFL 4; Rifle Club 4. SUSAN ANN SNYDER - Susie - FNA 2 ; Latin Club 2 ; NFL 2,3,4; SSS 1 ; Tr. Choir 1. JAMES LEE STELLHORN - Jim - Attended Camel- back H.S., Phoenix, Arizona 1; Concordia 2; Baseball 3,4; Intramural 4. FLORENCE IRENE STEVENSON - Flo - Attended South Side 1; FNA 3; Latin Club 3,4. LARRY WAYNE STOPPENHAGEN - Steppy - Bas- ketball 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Intra- mural 1; Masque Gavel 2,3,4; NFL 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. JUDITH ANN STURM - Jude - Class Treas. 3,4,- Concert Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 4 ; FTA 4 ; GAA 1,2,3,4, Point Recorder 2 ; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Student Council 1,2, Sec. 2; SSS 1,2, 3,4, Corres. Sec. 2, Rec. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Reserve Cheer- leader 3; Track Attendant 2,3. LaDONNA KAY TAYLOR - Donnie - JRC 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; SSS 1,2,3. STEPHEN FREDERICK TAYLOR - Steve - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4 ; Track 1 . RICHARD SEITZ MICHAEL SHIRK TERRY SIMON KIM SMITH FLORENCE STEVENSON ARTHUR STOLTE LARRY STOPPENHAGEN FRED DAHLING, M.D. JUDITH STURM BONNIE SCHAPER DENISE SCHARFFBILLIG NOBLE SCHLATTER SCHLATTER HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Fort Wayne, Indiana 57 JUDITH THOMPSON NANCY TIGNER MARGARET TODD ROY TRAUGHBER STEVEN UNSICKER RICHARD WARRICK The traditional senior cords are worn by David Kloepper, Nickey Baker, Judy Stur Lois Winans, Janet Koenig, and Colleen Doctor. 58 D. O. McCOMB SONS FUNERAL HOME Lake at Tecumseh Fort Wayne, Indiana JUDITH ANN THOMPSON - Judy - GAA 1,2,3,4; Mirage Ed. 2,3,4, Editor 4; National Honor 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Guidance Council 4; Class Council 4 ; Intramural 1,2,3,4. NANCY LOUISE T1GNER - Dimples - Concert Choir 3,4; GAA 1,2; JRC 4; Pep Club 1,2; SSS 1,2,3. STEVEN J. UNSICKER - Steve - Civil Defense 4; In- tramural 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 3,4. RICHARD ALLEN WARRICK - Dick - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Track 3. CLIFFORD ALLEN WIESE - Cliff - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; JRC 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 2,3,4, Treas. 3; National Honor 3,4. CHARLES FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, JR. - Chuck - Boys ' Pep Club 3,4; Intramural 1,2; Latin Club 2,3,4; Masque Gavel 2,3,4; Track 1. LOIS IRENE WINANS - Loi - FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; JRC 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Mirage Bus. 2; Pep Club 1,4; SSS 1,3. JAMES RICHARD YONKERS - Jeep - Cross Country 3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Rifle Club 3; Track 3,4; Wres- tling 3. JANET GRACE YOUNG - Jan - GAA 1,2,3; JRC 1,3,4, Treas. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; SSS 1,2,3; Tr. Choir 1. CLIFFORD WIESE LOIS WINANS CHARLES WILLIAMS JAMES YONKERS JOHN WILT JANET YOUNG TONNE BULLERMAN DAIRY 2715 Brooklyn Fort Wayne, Indiana Janet Alexander Brian Anderson Connie Andrews Robert Anweiler Wayne Augenstein Jerry Avery Richard Babbitt Linda Bailey Barbara Barnette Regina Barwile Helen Beahrs Ginger Beard Robert Beard Joyce Bellinger Dennis Berkheiser The following, from left to right are the Junior Class of- ficers: (STANDING) Vice-President — Gene Saalfrank, President — Bruce Hazelett, (SEATED) Treasurer - Barbara Richards, Secretary — Delores Vinson. RINARD ' S CUSTOM BODY SHOP Guaranteed Auto Refinishing New Haven, Indiana 60 Ronald Burkart Jerry Burkett 4 ' 62 Ethel Biddle Sue Blair Bill Blodgett William Boyd John Boyles For a satisfactory class picture a junior is being posed by the photographer to look his best. Compliments of NEW HAVEN SURPLUS STORE ; i Lonnie Cox Melody Cox Roberta Craig Judy Crozier Judy David Pat Davis Larry Bushkill Teri-Ann Butler Tom Butler Craig Campbell Gene Campbell Jim Chapman Paul Chew Brent Circle Cathy Clarke Pat Cline With thoughts of a warmer climate, the Juniors appeared for the 1961 Class Tourney in the native dress of the South Seas. VIRGIL DUNCAN STUDIOS 4725 E. State, Ft. 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Wayne, Indiana Richard Stein Joan Stirnkorb Colleen Summersett Joe Swick JoAnn Takacs Bay Talley Darlene Ternet Sidney Thomas Jacelyn Thompson Marilyn Turner John Van Kirk Deloris Vinson William Wallace Larry Wareing Twilo Watkins Detmar Wegehaupt Roslynn Weisenburge William Whitten Adam Whitz Bill Widdifield Daun Wienk Adeline Wiese Carol Winchester Don Winship Doris Winship Lynn Woodruff Wanda Woods Georgia Wormo Pat Zieg RICARDO ' S PIZZA 427 Broadway New Haven, Indiana 69 Donna Addams Adele Adler David Altekruse Bob Armstrong Michael Armstrong Susan Artman Gloria Augenstein Charles Bade Steve Bailey The Sophomore Class officers are (left to right) Treasurer Steve Sowers, Secretary — Sue Guthier, Vice-President Kathy Opliger, and President — Richard Mainord. Kent Baker Howard Bande Larry Bandeliei Robert B. 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Shoes for the family p Bob Adams Bob Ahlersmeyer «!  . i James Alcorn Patricia Alexande John Allspaugh A - -,n. v Carolyn Altekn William Altic Sharon Anweili Gary Armstrong Diana Arnold The freshman class officers are President — Ken Hendricks, Vice President — Bryce Ohneck, Secretary — Janet Schmidt, and Treas- urer — Debbie Bearman. PURVIS DRUG STORE 514 Broadway W-1159 Across from the Bank Roger Bearman Rita Beck Larry Becker Mary Becker Dorothy Begier Martha Bender Marian Bennett David Benschneider Jack Beyrau Linda Blair Dorothy Blaising Fred Bledsoe Bill Blessing Cynthia Blomenberg Monika Boldt Tohmie Boren Carol Bowles Jay Boyers James Boys Nancy Bradtmiller James Bringman Lillian Brosseau Candy Brubaker Cheryl Brubaker COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Fort Wayne, Indiana 1631 E. 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Wayne Excavating, Bulldozing, Farm Drainage, and Field Til Jerry Frederick Fred Friedman Daniel Fultz Joyce Galbreath Judy Galligher Pamela Garcia Bonnie Gorton Sharon Geels Joseph Gerardot Janice Gerbers Pat Geroff Douglas Giffln James Gillam Steven Gillenwater Marcia Gilley Robert Godfrey Diana Golden Frances Golumbiewski Pat Goshorn Ralph Graft Rebecca Gremaux Pat Grogg Janet Grossman Philip Grostefon Gary Grothaus Pam Groves Patti Grubb Barbara Grueb George Grupp Sandra Guillaun WESTHAVEN FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP 207 W. Lincoln Highway W-4212 - New Haven, Indiana Nancy Hale ' __ | Bruce Hallberg Gaye Hamm ' Kathy Hanlon Robert Harkenride Susan Harmeye Mary Harris Joan Harrell Judy Harrell James Hartman Gene Hathaway Joan Hemrick Sally Hensley Dennis Herman Terry Hetrick Jay Hicks Arlene Hirschbiel Michaeline Hirschn Joelyn Hoetzer Mary Ann Hoff D. Lynn Hoggard Connie Hollandsworth Bill Holden Carol Holloway Mike Hook Sylvia Hoover Douglas Hopper Rosanne Hormann Steve Hosier ELMER ' S SUNOCO - 803 Lincoln Hwy. Batteries, Tires, and Accessories U-Haul Trailers for Rent Cheryl Hostetle Donna Howe Sharon Howell Judy Hughes Wayne Hughes Steven Kreigh Irila Krenklis John Keck John Keeler Sandra Keltm Robert Kelty Karen Kern Michael Kern Thomas Kerr Larry Kiefer Paul Kinner Marilyn Knipste A few of the freshmen are pictured here as they work on the cake drawing, a class project at the Halloween Party. EDDIE ' S CITIES SERVICE 2202 E. Pontiac H-9829 Rita Kyler Gene Ladig Gary Lake Connie Lamb Tom Lamson Donald Leamon Linda Leavel Martha Lebrecht Jeannetta Litzenburg Gary Lockridge Maryann Logan Cheryl Lohse Ronald Lomont Robert Long Carol Louden Cheryl Louden Deborah Lowe Walter Lytle Bob Marquis Betty Matting ly James McAbee Judy McBee Robert McClellan Thomas McComb Frances McCord Carolyn McCoy Dennis McCoy Monna McDevitt Judy McDonnell Diane McHenry PARKER ' S SHELL SERVICE 536 Lincolnway, New Haven, Ind. Goodyear Tires, Batteries, and Accessori Roger Melcher Robert Mellon Julio Mervine Kenneth Meyer Susan Meyer James Meyers Don Miller Linda Mills Kenton Monesrr Judith Moring Delores Morrison James Mosel Patricia Muldoon Cheryl Munderich Don Murphy Michael Musse Larry Nahrwol Roger Nash Suzanne Nash Vicki Nern Rebecca Noel James Oberlin Elaine Oetting Brice Ohneck Jeffery Oldhar Joyce dinger Patricia Ort Don Osdale Linda Osborn Suzie Overton WEST SIDE TELEVISION 104 Lincoln Hwy. East - W-4512 Across From Marsh Foodliner Kandice Pabsf Neal Pape Steven Penrod Patty Pollock Arlene Poormai Dianne Pullin Daniel Purvis Linda Purvis Roxanna Putt David Ralston ' 65 Celia Rider David Ritch ( - 1 V V X Ronald Rochyby Arlene Rodenbeck Marlene Rodenbeck Joyetta Roemer Bob Rohrbacher Beverly Ronberg Bill Ronk X Carol Rose ' m Particia Rowle ■ -W Pamela Rudig ■=- Daniel Ruff vf Karen Ruger Cheryl Rupert Judy Sadler Stephen Sallot Linda Sanders Mickey Sanders Steven Sauers Susan Saylor Stephen Scales Linda.Scharffbillig Aimee Adele Schen Karon Schlegel Sharon Schlegel Catherine Schlink Janet Schmidt Jerry Schmidt Allan Schnelker Joann Schnelker Jack Schoenherr Jerry Schoenher Michael Schroed DORWIN YERKS SONS Growers and Distributors of Ind. Certified Seeds R. R. 1, Woodburn, Indiana ker Jane Schuckel Sue Secrist Carol Sefeik Charles Shappel Herbert Sheetz Richard Shenfeld Frances Shewm Cheryl Siegers Anita Silvey James Sloan Sally Smith Bob Snyder Donald Snyder Wayne Sovine Jimmie Spears Douglas Spice Cynthia Springer Rebecca Spurling Barbara Stabler Bob Stamate Bill Stanfield Linda Standiford Marsha Stellhorn Bob Stemmler Daniel Stier Joellen Stine Steven Stoller Anita Stolte Michael Strong Marilyn Stuerzenberger CENTRAL PLYWOOD DOOR 41 1 Oxford Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Joyce Taylor Nancy Teegardin Donald Terlosky Linda Terrell Philip Theurer Leslie Thieme Kenneth Thomas Raymond Thomas Sylvia Thomas Bonnie Thompson Pam Thurston Tom Thurston Jane Tibbett James Tingley Joe Tinstman David Tomlison Dale Treace Carolyn Trzynka Anne Turner Olan Turner Virginia Turner Kathryn Van Kirk Richard Vinson Cindy Vollmer Justin Voirol NEW HAVEN LOCKER Complete Processing Meat for Freezer Sandra Weidler Wilfred Weidler Steven Weisman Becky Wesner Daniel Widdifield Julie Wiedemann Louise Wiedeman Louis Wiese Bill Williams Pam Williams Robert William Caron Wilson Curtis Wilson Betsy Wilt Kay Winans Pam Wirt Connie Winship Kenneth Wissmat John Woodward Tim Wright Stephen Yeoman Ardis Young Barbara Zehender Pat Zern Joe Zink VAUGHN ' S HOME GARDEN STORE 1335 Highway 14 New Haven, Indiana 99 Places and Faces of ' 62 School sponsored clubs, organizations, and functions offer an op- portunity for students to meet new friends and experience the feeling of belonging. Students learn how to get along with each other, and it gives them a chance to develop well-rounded personalities. At New Haven there are a variety of clubs and organizations that will fit every person ' s interest. Through Sunshine and Junior Red Cross they are enabled to take an active part in community service. New talent is discovered many times in Masque Gavel. Honorary clubs, such as National Honor, create student interest and set a goal for all. There are many other clubs not mentioned, such as Pep Club, GAA, Latin Club, and the student governing body, Student Council. All of these organizations help to give New Uoxmj Uiqh Cckool a well-rounded extracurricular program. BACK ROW: Mr. Paul Milliman, Director; Judy Clark, Russell Charles- ton, Donna Leaman, Tom Hebermehl, Bob Bruce, Richard Babbitt, Doug Mills, Steve Stoller, Kim Smith, Steve Sallot, Bob Heckman, Jerry Avery, John Skinner, Jim Louden, Joe Swick, Tim Hunt, Dan Weisenaer, Arlene Rodenbeck, Susan Keeler, Diann Rigby. 2nd ROW: Roslynn Weisenburger, Pat Kemery, Kay Shultz, Marsha Frock, Judy Robinson, Sue Asher, Donna Bucher, Pat Guthier, Ardis Young, Loren Shive, Mike Shirk, Gary Knerr, Sue Guthier, Marsha The New Haven Concert Band is under the direction of Mr. Paul Milliman. The members participate in the Solo and Ensemble Contest and give two formal concerts a year. The Marching Band presented half-time performances at the home football games, which consisted of marching formations and twirling. The Concert Band and Reserve Band took turns providing music for basketball games and pep sessions. The Marching Band attends Camp Potawa- tomi during the summer to plan and work out their march- ing techniques. All Band activities are brought to a close in the spring with their annual Awards Banquet. 102 INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. 2101 Spy Run — Fort Wayne, Indiana Lake, Janice Wilson, Jack Schmidt, Bob Godfrey, Sandra Guillaume, Marlene Rodenbeck, Sue Ehle, Bob Ellison. 3rd ROW: Dave Alte- kruse, Cathy Jones, Mike Lake, Karen Shumaker, Lois Knipstein, Kay Meagher, Sue Doehrman, Ray Keller, Sue Artman, Dennis Juergens, Jennifer Johnson, Linda Kundred, Louis ard Guthier. FRONT ROW: Dennis Be Blombach, Cindy Porter, Roger DeVai. Beard, Edith Sailor, and Sue Handlin. Gary Hemrick, Leon- ' , Rhea Keller, David me Hunnings, Ginger CONCERT BAND OFFICERS Student Director Donna Leaman Band Captain Gary Knerr Senior Quartermaster Doug Mills Junior Quartermaster Leonard Guthier Sophomore Quartermaster Dan Weisenaer Senior Librarian Susan Keeler Junior Librarian Sue Handlin Sophomore Librarian Sue Guthier Recording Secretary Lois Knipstein Corresponding Secretary Roslynn Weisenburger Enjoy tender, luscious Parrot Ham PARROT PACKING COMPANY — Fort Wayne The baton salute is done by Ray Keller, Drum Major; and Jack Schmidt, Assistant Drum Major. New Haven majorettes are Cathy Jones, Sue Handlin, Jeanne Hunnings, Captain; Sue Ehle, and Edith Sallot. N. W. W. £. BOMji The marching band is putting on one of their half-time exhibitions. SQUAD LEADERS Donna Bucher Rhea Keller Roger DeVaux Michael Shirk Ginger Beard 104 MAUMEE VALLEY FARM STORE Livestock Supply Center 1147 Fairview Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ted Gle BACK ROW: Susan Shopped, Carol Winchester, Fred Jae: Knopfle, Bill Whitten, Rex Parent, Tom Murphy, Treasu, Parker, Alan McComb, Larry Stoppenhagen, Dick Serin Ralston, Quartermaster; Denny Zimmerman, Howard Hormann, Russell Lee, Gary Marchal, Adeline Wiese, Corres. Sec.; and Eliza- beth Neusiis,- 3rd ROW: Pat Tancil, Judy Sturm, President; Joyce Lynn, Sharon Dew, Larry Lonis, Noble Schlatter, Terry Schultz, John Miller, Gene Heath, Anna Naselari, Lynda Culp, Cherie Somer- ville, Sally Jackson, and Twilo Watkins; 2nd ROW: Diana Sowles, Becky Armstrong, Karin Rahden, Pam Grupp, Karen Drayer, Bill Blodgett, Bud Beard, Nickey Baker, Dave Fruits, Linda Murrey, Carole Orchard. Charlotte Blackburn, Ruth Krauskopf, Carol Klop- fenstein, and Dianna Frane, Asst. Lib.; FRONT ROW: Martha Mafit, Rec. Sec; Donna Leaman, Sherry Linker, Norma Osborn, Linda Mussehl, Anne Haugsrud, Jim Martin, Larry Bushkill, Dennis Malott. Alan Hostetler, Terry Marker, Nancy Tigner, and Jo Bailey, Vice- Pres. Diann Schnepel, Librarian, was absent when the picture was taken. Owc tb Choi The New Haven High School Concert Choir is made up of fifty-nine select voices. This year the Choir has appeared before the student body for several convocations. They have made many public appearances including a program for a meeting of the teachers of northeastern Indiana and several Christmas concerts. These concerts included an appearance on WANE-TV, the New Haven Women ' s Club, and several others. Many Choir members have participated in the district and state solo and ensemble N.I.S.B.O.B.A. contests and won many superior ratings. The New Haven Choir has taken part in the state choir contest and in the past four years has won four consecutive superior or first place ratings. The annual highlights of the year that the Choir sings for are the winter and spring concerts, and the Baccalaureate Service. SCHNELKER HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 504 Broadway New Haven, Indiana To preserve our democratic way of life our leaders must know how to talk effectively, intelligently, and responsibly. Our followers must listen to both sides of a question in order to choose wisely the right answers. No other course of study or extra-curricular ac- tivity can offer more than debate in training for lead- ership or democratic living. Debate permits those with opposing views to present their side. Debate is simply a specialized form of argument in which two or more persons agree in advance to discuss a pub- lic question in a regulated and systematic way. This year the discussion was centered around Federal Aid to Education. Steve Heine, Tom Butler, Gene Campbell, Charles Montgomery, and Sheila Murphy participate in a debate after school. E bml All t© JuuboiUmj t i x Yes ( N These debate teams for the Parent-Teache are Steve Penrod, Dai (chairman), Sharon C bell. Fultz, Sheila Murphy, w, and Gene Camp- 106 BENTZ METAL PRODUCTS CO., 2728 Jefferds Steel Fabricating f oiXm RvtewSlC ' Uagu This year the enrollment for NFL was 84 students. To become a member of National Forensic League, a student must earn 25 points by participating in speech tourneys. There are three degrees to which the student can advance — Degree of Honor (75 points), Degree of Excellence (150 points), and De- gree of Distinction (250 points). The members participate in many tourneys through- out the year. This year the club hosted its Sixth Annual Speech Tourney and placed third. NFL mem- bers attended ten invitational tourneys and nine de- bates during the season. They also sponsored an after-game dance on October 27. aven ranks second in the state for of NFL are Anne Haugsrud, Presi er; and Martha Mafit, Secretary. NFL schools. The lent: Edith Sallot, DR. R. W. WADE Office: 1018 Bell Aven New Haven, Indiana These students enjoy participating in the excitement of theatrical productions. The officers are Joyce Rider, President; Rick Aubrey, Vice-President, Carole Orchard, Secretary,- and Larry Bushkill, Treasurer. Another one-act play presented during th year was Sauce for the Goslings. Masque and Gavel, the school ' s dramatic club, has as its purpose the improvement of speech and drama throughout the school and community. Dur- ing the year the members take an active part in dramatics by either directing or playing a part in the one-act plays. This year ' s one acts were Home to Mother, Sauce for the Goslings, Lemon Pie for Andy, and Noble David. With NFL and the Speech Department, Masque and Gavel sponsors high school assemblies, an annual speech tournament in mid-November, and a Speakers ' Bureau, which furnishes speakers and one-act play entertainment, upon request, to local community organizations. The climax of many months of hard work comes in the spring with the two-night performance of the three-act play. At the close of the year a banquet to honor the graduating members and to initiate new members is held. The sponsors of Masque and Gavel are Mr. May and Mr. Boylan. ;-act play. CWpe i by ik Dogew ' CAST Carol Klopfenstein Mrs. Fitzgerald Howard Hormann Joe Scales Mr. May Director Suzan Mafit Mrs. Gilbreth Tom Pabst Mr. Gilbreth Larry Bushkill Dr. Burton Joyce Burton Miss Brill Cliff Wiese Larry Jean Englebright Anne Sharon Dew Lillian Martha Mafit Martha Richard Aubrey Bill Al Huth Fred Clark May Jackie James Oberlin Dan Jim Louden Frank Carole Orchard Ernestine Jeanne Runnings Ray Kelle Dick Longardne t4oftuwo 4(WjOH; Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest scholastic honors bestowed upon a high school student. The students selected must pos- sess qualities of good citizenship, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. In addition to the students pictured here, there were six seniors of the class of 1961 who received membership. The officers of National Honor are Robert Ellison — President, Joyce Rider — Vice-President, and Joyce Burton — Secretary-Treasurer. Judy Thomps Judy Newhard Joyce Rider Rita Scantlin GEOF GE W. THOMPSON Auctioneer Soles Service W-1662 I Qbuhxdo CouwM fUetwtets Reflp Gou m Qckoob Aljp A The Student Council is composed of elected homeroom representatives with one from each homeroom. This year the Student Council officers were elected in a democratic way. There were two parties — The Gold Party and The Purple Party. Each had a party platform, and each gave political speeches and held conventions. Each pupil casts a vote for his or her choice, and votes were announced by homeroom in much the same way as states announce their votes. Besides functioning as a student Government, the Council sponsors such social events as the annual Halloween Party and the Snowball Hop. It also sponsors after-game dances, auditorium programs, and takes its turn at the canteen. It is dedicated to serving the students. « Jim Louden is shown as he opens the canteen for the rush. This is an illustration of the decorations pn members for the annual Snowball Hop. by the Student Council ROTO-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE COMPANY Electric Sewer and Drain Cleaning Specialists 3714 Lake Avenue, Ft. Wayne, Indiana BACK ROW: Karen Haugsrud, Kathy Opliger, Shari Rodriquez, Janet Schmidt, Linda Richhart, Edith Sallot, and Kathy Eifrid. 3rd ROW: Steve Stoller, Steve Taylor, Sandi Weidler, Roslynn Weisenburger, Miriam Werling, Joyce Rider, Jane Emenhiser, Russ Frew, Pete Grupp, and Rex Parent. 2nd ROW: Michie Hirschman, Howard Hormann, Rita Ihrie, John Keeler, Susan Kramer, Carole Orchc Richard Mainord, Denny Malott, Bryce Ohneck, and Bob Elli: FRONT ROW: Susan Adams, Bob Armstrong, Debbie Bearm Sandie Brooke, Candy Brubaker, Roberta Craig, Joyce Despos, Martha Dumford. Student Council President The officers for Stud urer,- Gene Heath, vice Culp, secretary. nt Council president; Jii ire Margaret Dickenson, treas- i Louden, president; and Lynda From the day school starts there is always plenty of work to keep the editorial staff busy. Members of this staff are Bonnie Thompson, Tom Easton, Mike Armstrong, Rita Scantlin, Diane Bowman, Sandy Brooke, Cathy Clarke, Judy Thompson, Alice Bailey, Charlotte Blackburn, Marilyn Knipstein, and Susan Ac tebtodd Qtaffo Mr. Oberlin (Sponsor), Dion (Editor), and Mrs. West (Spon yearbook. Editor), Judy Thompson as they preview the 1962 In the spring of each year the yearbook staff is chosen by the sponsors and the editor. The staff con- sists of two parts — editorial and business. The edi- torial staff is headed by the editor and assistant edi- tor and usually consists of approximately twelve co-editors. Its job is the actual production of the year- book. The editor prepares what is called a dummy, and all production comes from this guide. It involves preparing layouts, composing write ups, and choosing the cover. The business staff is headed by the business manag- er and has two subdivisions ' — subscription and ads. This staff has all the headaches of financing the book. Subscriptions are sold to the students and advertising space is sold to local merchants. All in all it takes a great deal of work to produce a yearbook. WOODBURN EQUITY EXCHANGE Grain, Feed, and Farm Supplies Modern Elevator with Grain Drier Yearbook finances are controlled by the business staff. The staff is headed by the business manager, Carolyn Heckler, and the sponsor, Norm Moser. Members of the ad staff visit local merchants and sell advertising space to help in the financing of the yearbook. BACK ROW: Anna Naselari, Judy Newhard, Chuck Mont- gomery, David Fruits, Janet Koenig. FRONT ROW: Denise Scharffbillig, Joann Koch, Joyce Burton, Norma Osborn. Bu ' wm Qtaffa Yearbook subscriptions are sold to the students by members of the subscription staff. BACK ROW: Miriam Werling, Pat Cline, Judy Koehlinger, Joan Bryan, Ruth Krauskopf, Marge Dicken- son, Joan Lomont, Mary Lou Bickel, Jane Despos. FRONT ROW: Joyce Lynn, Twilo Watkins, Viki Garcia, Deloris Vinson, Joan Harkenrider, Mary Lomont, Sandy Koehlinger, Joyce Des- pos, Joyce Rider. Modern Shaded Lots BERNING MOBILE HOME PARK SALES 4717 New Haven Ave. - E-7409 Ft. Wayne, Ind. The members of the Astronomy section of Science Club are STANDING: Bob Mellon, Bob Lentz, Dave Hathaway, Terry Dancer, and Steve Meyer. SITTING: Susan Keeler, Bonita Karels, and Sheila Murphy. FRONT ROW: Diana Ferree, Becky Wesner, Rox- anna Putt. ROW 2: Cindy Bloomenberg, Barbara Coss, Paula Taylor, Rhea Keller, Marceille San- ders, Larry Bergman. BACK ROW: Tom Easton, Sharon McMahon, Denise Scharffbillig, Pat Blais- ing. These are members of the Physiology section. B botiMQ Moitaft Aaro Quandt, Laurie Kare s, Stan Hoit, Elaine Walker, and Chuc Bade are members of the Photography section of Scien e Club. ROBERT ' S STUDIO jr School Photographe Blaising, S. of Science Club are Dennis B cretary; Larry Tustison, Treasur e-president; Pat Costello, Presi- Furthering interest in the field of science is the big aim of the Science Club. The meetings are highlighted by lec- tures and reports on various subjects. The Club is divided into four sections, each of which is devoted to one particu- lar phase of science. The four divisions are Astronomy, Physiology, Photography, and Electronics. The Club is spon- sored by Mr. Bandelier, Mr. Hunnings, Mr. Wilder, and Mr. Wolfe. One of the main projects of the Science Club is the operation of the coat-check at basketball games. Along with this they also take trips and participate in the annual Science Fair. datum ' s RfialW $ , Mr. Steinbrunner is making the presentation of $100 for new science equipment to Pat Blaising, Secretary. Members of the Electronic section of Science Club are STANDING: David Altekruse, Keith Nuttle, Dennis Berk- heiser, Bill Blessing, Steve Hobbs, Larry Tustison, and Jim Habegger. SITTING: Fred Mervine, Steve Penrod, Drew Costello, and Susie Scott. HOME LUMBER OF NEW HAVEN Quality Materials, New Haven, Ind. The theme for the French Club dance was BACK ROW: Janet Alexander, Bobbi Craig, Barbara Richards, Joann Koch, Joan Lomont, Cheryl Kee, Karen Hoetzer, and Malcolm Cole. 3rd ROW: Marsha Tusing, Tom Lamson, Kenton Monesmith, David Ralston, Terry Dancer, Bob Rohrbacher, Bob Adams, Rob Robeson, Jerry Smolek, Russ Frew, and Howard Hormann. 2nd ROW: Freya Funk, Annette Durbin, Myrna Jo Hollopeter, Carol Cunningham, Delores Morrison, Dorothy Begier, Diane Bowman, and Joyce Burton. FRONT ROW: Martha Meyer, Jean Englebright, Laurie Karels, Marlene Ellsworth, Sheila Murphy, Teri-Ann Butler, Marceille Sanders, Susan McLeester, Vicky Ober, and Brenda Roeback. Chosen as King and Qu Dick Perrin and Dorothy Begi. W. W. SPURLING CONSTRUCTION CO 5007 New Haw Ft. Wayne, I Ftfi tC CM Lyn Glendening and Judy Newhard standing next to the Kiosk at the Fr dance. INC. - GENERAL CONTRACTOR Bob Lentz Newhard. ' ing punishment from his master Judy §,, r wm i nw3 JBBSgfi: S mu. Br :.; ' . jwE The slave auction has become a traditional activity of the Latin Club Here members are bidding for slave Linda Richhart. LotitoCJbuh Pluto (Bruce Hazelett) is giving a speech at the Latin banquet. Pluto, Bruce Hazelett, and Proserpina, Twilo Watkir at the head banquet table. are eating their dinner Stop at the sign of the Root Beer Mug Try a glass, take home a jug. B K DRIVE-IN U.S. 24 30 - West New Haven, Ind. Mike Sauve is in charge of a panel discussion that was presented at one of the FTA meetings. Mr. May, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Hunnings, Mrs. West, and Mr. Beugnot discussed teaching opportunities and their pros and cons. Ttodms ojtta Fu£iw The officers of Future Teachers are Elizabeth Neusiis, Treasurer,- Jean Englebright, Secretary; Mike Sauve, Vice-President; and Ron McDevitt, President. This group is promoting the profession of teaching. These students are training to be our futun Uwitag Oj UeHjp ' wq UomjI Future Nurses is an organization for girls who want to become nurses. At the meetings different girls give reports on local hospitals. During the Christmas season they make a project of visiting one of the old-folks ' homes. This year the girls visited the new section of Parkview Hospital, which is devoted to the care of the old people. At this time they presented a program for these patients and gave them gifts. In the spring an annual event for the club is its mother and daughter banquet. The officers of Future Nurses are Barbara Cass, Treasurer; Joyce Despos, Vice-President; Jo Bailey, President; and Cathy Clarke, Secretary. Members of Hi-Y and Sunshine Society are load- ing Thanksgiving baskets to be delivered to needy families. Hi-Y is a boys ' service organization that is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. in Fort Wayne. They attempt to maintain a high standard of Christian ideals in the home, school, and community. B mwl!jtori One of the main objectives of the Sunshine Society is service to the community. 122 ■ UIJUI.- High School Red Cross consists of o representative from each homeroom. Its job is to assist service projects and to promote friendship and understanding throughout the community. O Aw tgdiio i This year the Sunshine Society became an all-freshmen club. These boys enjoy perfecting their skill in shooting. The members ore BACK ROW: Joe Goldsmith, Jim Yon- kers, Fred Jaessing, and Mr. Frock, Sponsor. 2nd ROW: Steve Hobbs, Ron Schimes, Terry Gratz, Bob An- weiler, Mike Kimble, and Terry Dancer. FRONT ROW: Bob Armstrong, Steve Unsinger, Don Day, Roger DeVoux, and Elwood Erne. Ou Stau taofe The officers of Riflemen ' s Club are Bob Armstrong, Treasurer; Don Day, Vice-President; Roger DeVaux, President; and Elwood Erne, Secretary. members of the Club are putting up posters publicizing their after-game dance. As an added feature they will give a sectional ticket as a door p-ize- 124 BACK ROW: Stan Holt, Steve Sowers, Irwin Schnelker, Fred Mer- vine, and Paul Armstrong, Sponsor. 3rd ROW: John Lewis, Ron Em- rick, Phil Brubaker, Tom Murphy, Rich Lippott, Bruce Hazelett, Russ Richhart, Larry Wareing, Jack Schmidt, and George Gulyas. 2nd ROW: Tom Cameron, Vern Hearn, Mike Loeffler, Alan Riedel, Bob Augenstein, Denny Kummer, Dick Fritcha, and Gene Heath. FRONT ROW: Roger Rothgeb, Dave Kloepper, Mike Dennis, Jack Pettyjohn, Denny Grotrian, Dick Longardner, Tom Hook, Nickey Baker, and John Hoover. Letter WtMM t annual Lettermen ' s Club banquet is for all athletes and parents. This year ' s special guest was Hilliard Gates, showed his pictures of the Olympic Games. The officers of Lettermen ' s Club are STANDING: Rich Lippott, Secretary; and Tom Murphy, Treasurer. SITTING: Tom Hook, Vice-President; and Vern Hearn, President. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carole Orchard Diann Schnepel Howard Hormann Freya Funk Twilo Watkins OFFICERS are Nickey Baker, President; John Hoover, Vice-President; Vern Hearn, Secretary-Treasurer; Gayle Ort, Sergeant-at-Arms. Pef CM V Mmsbcoi Cckoob Qpidfo OFFICERS are Joyce Rider, President; Marge Dickenson, Vice-President; Jana Lower, Secretory-Treasurer 3 1IIH ,1 jMfc R .Ufciy  NEW HAVEN T.V. - SALES SERVICE 1625 U.S. Highway 30 East W-2312 Many girls acquire new bowling skill by participating in the GAA bowling program. The large enrollment necessitated the formation of fourteen teams. GvJk Acquis New Qkflk The two bowling trophies awarded each year are displayed in the GAA trophy case. A team trophy presented for high series, and an individual trophy is presented for high singles. The trophy presentatic is made at the annual GAA banquet, which is held in the spring of the year. Swimming is a sport enjoyed by one and all. Each spring the GAA girls enjoy the warm water of the 7 pool at the Y.W.C.A. During the course of the swim- II ming program, the girls receive pointers on how to improve their swimming and diving. The girls are shown as they participate in the fun and frolic of water volleyball. Basketball season is looked forward to by all members and extends over a period of six weeks. The teams are formed to promote good sportsman- ship and skill. It is climaxed by the annual Class Tourney in which the girls participate in a basket- ball tournament. Teams are chosen by the GAA Board and consist of twelve members from each class. A jump ball is being illustrated at the left. WAYNE CAMERA 1231 E. State Fort Wayne, Indiana 129 Places and Faces of ' 62 Through participation in sports, the boys ' skills and physical endur- ances are put to the test. During practice sessions they obtain skill in their particular sport and easily build up their physical endurance. All boys must follow training rules set up to help them obtain the needed physical fitness. However, skill and physical fitness are not all that is needed; each must possess qualities of good sportsmanship and fair play. Also, most boys must have an average or above average mental ability. Members of the different teams work hard to receive their letters and jackets. Another honor often received by New Haven athletes is scholarships. New Haven High School offers a wide variety of sports. Included in our sports program are cross country, wrestling, football, basketball, track, and baseball. Behind every team there is a need for school spirit and enthusi- asm to pave the way to victory. The school spirit of New Utatov Utyh Qckoob is radiated through the student body. BACK ROW: Wayne Augenstein, Bill Fox, Denny Kumme McMahon, Jim Weaver, Coach; Tom Murphy, Keith Peter Wareing, and Don Decker; FRONT ROW: Stan Holt, Stude ager; Allan Schnelker, Steve Bill Widdifield, Phil Brubake Student Manager. Dick Shenfeld, Irwin Schnelker, el Dodane, and Jack Schmidt, Cams CouMJbui ;, Keith Pete at they are ir Larry War jndition for , ing, and Denny Kun big meet. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD New Haven . 19 Concordia . . . . 43 New Haven . 21 Cent. Catholic 38 42 38 19 New Haven. North Side . . .. 23 New Haven . 28 Elmhurst 29 New Haven . 41 Central 19 New Haven . 16 Cent. Catholic . 47 New Haven . 17 Bishop Luers . . 46 New Haven . 33 South Side . . . 22 New Haven 42 Central 18 Shortridge ln ' itational 3rd PI ace N.E.I.A.C. 2nd PL ace Sectional 6th PL ace ROLLER DOME SKATING RINK Make It a Skate Date at the Roller Dome WRESTLING RECORD New Haven 35 New Haven 47 New Haven 52 New Haven 15 New Haven 28 New Haven 21 New Haven 26 New Haven 22 New Haven 48 New Haven 35 New Haven 33 Peru 20 Cent. Catholic 33 Decatur Anderson 30 Sturgis 66 Defiance 21 Culver Military 16 Marion 20 Decatur 6 Montpelier 5 Howe Military 12 SECTIONAL PLACINGS Mike Loeffler — 3rd place Vern Hearn — 4th place George Gulyas — 3rd place Alan Riedel tries to pin hi- U ifiStfewg BACK ROW: Paul Armstrong, Coach; Keith Fisher, Greg Jornod, John Lewis, Vern Hearn, Alan Riedel, George Gulyas, and John Becker, Asst. Coach, FRONT ROW: Bob Charleston, Phil Brubaker, Jim Voigt, Terry Hetrick, Loeffler, and Joe Downey. Greg Reiling, Mike SEDDELMEYER HOME IMPROVEMENT AND AWNINGS R. R. 1, New Haven, Indiana W-1473 and every player rushes to Mr. Armstrong is giving the boys some last-minute instructions before the game starts. Excitement is an important part of every football game. These students team makes a touchdown. Awy0 l6 PM liting anxiously to see if theii RUHL HOME FURNISHINGS 424 Broadway, New Haven, Indiana Furniture, Appliances Carpeting Mike Dennis plunges over the goal line for a touchda A TovM uw Shortly after picture was taken, John Hoover broke away for a touchdo trr Hsa S9 fe S • tr- y . V - W! - BACK ROW: Jack Pettyjohn, Russ Richhart, Bill Meyer, George Gul- yas, Tom Murphy, Rich Lippott, Gene Saalfrank; 2nd ROW: Paul Armstrong, Coach,- Joe Federspiel, Tom Hosier, Bob Augenstein, Tom Hook, Denny Grotrian, Dick Longardner, Nickey Baker, Scott Armstrong, Coach; 3rd ROW: Brent Circle, Alan Riedel, John Lewis, Gene Heath, John Hoover, Junior Jones, Ron Emrick; FRONT ROW: Roger Rothgeb, Student Manager; Vern Hearn, Dave Hellinger, Dave Kloepper, Mike Dennis, Tom Cameron, Student Manager. BJUoqs, BuAnq 1961 VARSITY FOOTBALL New Haven 37 New Haven 41 New Haven 40 New Haven 25 New Haven 44 New Haven 47 New Haven 39 New Haven 95 New Haven 7 Gene Heath Vern Hearn Vern Hearn Mike Dennis Richard Longardner Garrett 6 Columbia City 14 Decatur 7 Angola 7 Concordia 14 Kendallville 20 Bluffton 7 Elmhurst 14 Huntington 19 Honorary Captain Honorary Captain Most Valuable Defensive Player Most Valuable Offensive Player Best Mental Attitude Photographer grasps shortly aft. GRABILL CABINET CO., INC. The Finest in Kitchen Living Grabill, Indiana i . ■l , n iW= H aO - ■Ms 3 . I BACK ROW: Dick McCoy, Dick Essig, Mike Federspiel, Dick Nietert, Ron Martin, Stan Peoppel; 2nd ROW: Stan Nash, Coach; Larry Tustison, Mike Armstrong, Bob Barnes, Denny Zimmerman, Norm Ellenberger, Coach; 3rd ROW: Tom Blaising, Rick Mainord, Steve Hobbs, Terry Schultz, Peter Grupp, Ed Fox, FRONT ROW: Fred Mervine, Student Manager; Larry Lonis, Jim Voigt, Gerald Dager, Dick Ternet, Student Manager. tl iAMj GQjOW BACK ROW: Dan Fultz, Ralph Graft, Bill Ronk, Jud Austrup, Steven Souers, Fred Friedman, Bob Snyder, Mike Musser,- 2nd ROW: Keith Greathouse, Coach, Don Osdale, Ken Hendricks, Bob Rohrbacher, Gene Ladig, Tom Lamson, Mike Chapin, Norm Moser, Coach; 3rd ROW: Mike Hook, Ken Wissman. Mike Schroeder, Bob Stomate, Dan Stier, Steve Augenstein,- FRONT ROW: Jay Hicks, Student Manager; Jim Dager, Doug Spice, Dan Widdifield. Gary Lake, Wayne Sovine, Student Manager. RANCH PANCAKE HOUSE West 30 at Meadowbr. Finest in Pancakes and Featuring Col. Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken 137 Get that tip! The Boys ' Pep Club adds much enthu Couttttj Towuh j les with officials 138 MAC ' S BARBER SHOP FIRST CLASS SERVICE John Schmutz goes up after the tip. CWW Up BuMdoqS Hazelett jumps highest and gets the rebound. BACK ROW: Lippott, Russ Augenstein, Dennis Grotrian, Die , Bruce Hazelett, John Schmutz, Murphy, Bob Augenstein, Bill Fi k Fritcha, Rich John Skinner, M, and Denny Kummer; FRONT ROW: Roger Rothgeb, Student Manage Ellenberger, Coach; and Stan Holt, Student Manager. Vmty BotiketbcM BASKETBALL RECORD New Haven 67 New Haven 57 New Haven 65 New Haven 41 New Haven 57 New Haven 63 New Haven 50 New Haven 63 New Haven 58 New Haven 49 New Haven 89 New Haven 51 New Haven 54 New Haven 60 New Haven 70 New Haven 80 New Haven 61 New Haven 53 New Haven 57 New Haven 76 Monroeville 56 Central Catholic 67 Columbia City 70 Central 59 Concordia 63 North Side 61 Angola 60 Union City 68 Decatur 52 Garrett 61 Monroeville 54 Hoagland 53 Hoagland 51 Harlan 52 Kendallville 65 Leo ' . 74 Bluffton 75 Huntertown 50 Berne 75 Elmhurst 61 Allen County Tournament BILL CHAPMAN LANDSCAPING SERVICE 525 U. S. Highway 30 East New Haven, Indiana W-2917 All Landscaping — Fence and Erection RESERVE RECORD New Haven . . . . . .31 Monroeville .... . . 29 New Haven . . . ... 34 . . . 38 New Haven . . . ... 38 Columbia City . . . . 45 New Haven . . ...27 Central . . . 58 New Haven . . .. .33 Concordia . . 42 New Haven . . . ... 34 North Side ...50 New Haven . . . . . .45 Angola ...59 New Haven. . .... 37 Union City ... 30 New Haven . . . ... 39 Decatur . . . 32 New Haven . . . ...37 Garrett ...39 New Haven . . . ... 37 Hoagland . . . 24 New Haven . . . . . .56 Harlan . . 43 New Haven . . . . . .43 Kendallville . . 40 New Haven . . . ... 36 Leo . . . 35 New Haven . . . .. .39 Bluffton . . . 44 New Haven . . . ... 37 Huntertown . . . 55 New Haven . . . . . .42 Berne . . 46 New Haven 37 Elmhurst 42 Overtime BACK ROW: Jim Weaver, Coach; Don Decker, Steve Hobbs, Mike Armstrong, Dick Haove, Dick Nietert, and Denny Zimmerman; FRONT ROW: Tom Blaising, Wayne Scheumann, Terry Schultz, Steve Bailey, and Steve Sowers. J U CtMji PvOSlv BACK ROW: Keith Greothouse, Co Carnes, Bob Rohrbacher, Larry Buu stein, Kenneth Buuck, Ken Wissman, ; Roger Bearman, Ken Hendricks, Steve Sauers, Jed Austrup, Neol and Wayne Sovine, Student Manager; FRONT ROW: Steve Augen- ce Bohnke, Doug Spice, Denny Herman, and Gary Lake. AL GRATZ BODY PAINT SHOP 5327 New Haven Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana V BACK ROW: Jim Wei Stanley, Jerry Doty ROW 2: Dave Kloepp. each; Jeff Stahl, Stan Smith, Marion Dave Sutton, Don Stine, Stan Nash, Coach; Mike Dennis, John Hoover, Dick Longard- ner, Ron Berning, Denny Kummer. Nickey Baker, Dick Fritichc FRONT ROW: Bruce Hazelett, Tom Murphy. N.£.f.C. CkmJjfA The boys are receiving last-r the mile relay event of the inute instructions before beginning New Haven Relays. TRACK RECORD New Haven 85 Bluffton 24 New Haven 84 2 Kendallville 24 ' 2 New Haven 95 Decatur 14 New Haven 84V2 Elmhurst 24Y2 New Haven 69% Garrett 39 ' 6 New Haven Relays First Place N.E.I.A.C. First Place Sectional Fourth Place NEW RECORDS Mile Run Ron Berning 4:36.6 Mile Relay Dick Longardne r, John Hoover, Tom Murphy, Don Stine 3:33.6 880 Relay Jeff Stahl, Jim Chapman, Jerry Doty, Mike Dennis 1:34.4 Compliments of G. I. LAKE, D.D.S. Paul Armstrong and Norm Moser are giving the boys a few pointers about baseba fiJlak lt i 1961 -BASEBALL New Haven 5 New Haven 1 New Haven 12 New Haven 5 New Haven 7 New Haven 6 New Haven 5 New Haven 1 New Haven 4 New Haven 9 Second place in N.E.I.C. Van Wert Cresfview 4 Kendallville 1 Huntington Auburn 4 Angola 5 Bluffton 3 Col. City 2 Decatur 2 Concordia 6 Record 8-2 Nickey Bake up for his turn at the plate Everything for Builder Homeowner WOODBURN LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phone 2-4226 - Woodburn, Indiana Gene Heath is trying hard to make another point for his tean 4ommj The play at first be he be safe or out? always an exciting one. Will BACK ROW: Paul Armstrong (Coachl, Gene Heath, Denny Gr( trian, Joe Federspiel, Nickey Baker, Wayne Augenstein, Terry Kun mer, Denny Renier, Norm Moser (Coach). FRONT ROW: Bob Auger stein, Bill Fox, Ron Emrick, Joe Lewis, Mike Dennis, Neal Wis Marion Kinnison, Jack Schmidt (Student manager). THOMAS TAILORS - TUXEDO RENTALS 61 1 Oxford Street Fort Wayne, Indiana 145 le boys who participate in archery skills are Don Mille chhart, Ronze Gengo, Jack Beyrau, and Ron Schimes. flag football champs are BACK ROW: Greg J r, and Dick F ritcha, FRONT ROW: Terry Gratz nd Steve Berg. The boys who tried their hand at golf last season were BACK ROW: Ken Campbell, Tom Isenbarger, Bob Lentz, Dave Hatha- way, Bruce Maggart, and Keith Geise; 2nd ROW: Dick Perrin, Ron McDevitt, Les Funk, Bill Irvin, Jerry Smolek, and Ed Harper; FRONT ROW: Rick Jury, Dan Purvis, Bill Hostetler, and Keith Oyer. Intramural heavyweight basketball chomps are STANDING: Gene Heath, Nickey Baker, John Hoover, Dick Longardner, and Bob Augenstein; KNEELING: Dave Kloepper, Mike Dennis, and Vern The intramural lightwi STANDING: Ron McDe Nash; KNEELING: Jon B lit, Tom Heddon, ;ck and Bill Voigt. .£ w BouS ' f v njOumjuvoJl P ©g a u Pictured below are the boys who participated in Intramural bowling. Judith Thompson Carolyn Heckler Editor ■■■■ Business Manager The year ' 62 brought many more changes in the Mirage. The use of more pages and larger pictures is the most noticeable change. Among the more important features, is the added attraction of an index and double division pages. ' These along with the cover and theme have given this year ' s annual a much more enchanting and desirable appearance. The staff has worked hard to better the book for you, the students of New Haven High School. Each member has gained experience long to be remembered. Now that all deadline worries have passed, we would like to thank our advisors and patrons for their help in preparing this annual. The 1962 Mirage Staff Seniors Ruth Adams 38 Susa n Adams 23,38, 1 1 0, 1 1 3, 1 1 4 Kathleen Armstrong 38 Rebecca Armstrong 38,105 Lynne Ashley 22,38 Ray Atkison 38 Richard Aubrey 14,38,108,109 Robert Augenstein 38, 1 25, 1 30, 1 36, 140,145,146 Alice Bailey 23,39,114 Jo Ann Bailey 27,39,105,121 Nickey Baker 27,36,39,58,105,125, 127,136,143,144,145,146 Gary Bearman 39 Kenneth Bearman 38,146 Donald Bechtol 9,38 Michael Bender 39 Richard Berning 39 Ronald Berning 39,143 Mary Lou Bickel 39,115 Jon Black 41,146 Charlotte Blackburn 41,105,1 14 Patricia Blaising 41,1 16,1 17 Mary Bonjour 41 Diane Bowman 10,23,41,1 14,1 18 Dean Bruick 41 Joan Bryan 40, 1 15 Duane Bultemeier 40 Joyce Burton 40,109,1 10,1 15,1 18 Susan Burton 40 Donald Buuck 41 Jack Byrd 41 Carol Cadmus 40 William Cameron 40,125,136 Arthur Chapman 40 Sherri Chronister 40 Betty Cline 41 Susan Conley 22,41 Andrew Costello 42,1 17 David Coulardot 42 Dennis Coulardot 42 James Crozier 42 Lynda Culp 20,42,105,1 13 Sharon Dager 42 Joyce Davidson 42 Robert Davis 42 Donald Day 43, 124 Michael Dennis 27,43,125,135,136, 143,145,146 Jane Despos 43,1 15 Joyce Despos 43,1 13,1 15,121 Roger DeVaux 24,42,103,104,124 Dennis DeWitt 42 Margaret Dickenson 36,43,1 13, 115,127 Colleen Doctor 43,58 Paul Doehrman 43 Carolyn DuVall 43 Karl Ehrhardt 45 Fred Elkins 45 Robert Ellison 24,45,103,110,1 13 Jean Englebright 45,109,1 10,1 18, 120 Marilyn Faulkner 45 Joseph Federspiel 45,136,145 Anthony Feipel 44 Keith Fisher, 44,133,146 William Foust 44 Jack France 44 Richard Fritcha 45, 125, 130, 140, 1 43, 1 46 Freya Funk 29,45,1 18,126 Paulette Galbreath 44 Cheryl Garrett 44 William Gasper 44 Larry Getty 44 Robert Gibson 45 Donald Goodman 45 Dennis Grotrian 29,46, 1 25, 1 30, 136,138,140,145 Pamela Grupp 24,46,105 Barbara Harmeyer 46 Donald Hartman 46 Alonzo Hathaway 46 Anne Haugsrud 20,46,105,107 Vern Hearn 46,110,125,127,133, 136,146 Danny Heath 46 Gene Heath 29,47,105,1 13,125, 136,145,146 Carolyn Heckler 47,1 15,148 Peggy Hester 47 Tom Hook 47, 125, 136 John Hoover 46, 1 25, 1 27, 1 35, 1 36, 143,146 Howard Hormann 46,105,109,110, 113,118,126 Allan Hostetler 47,105 Jeanne Hunnings 47, 1 03, 1 04, 1 1 Robert Jacobs 47 Greg Jornod 47,133,146 Mark Jury 49 Bonita Karels49,l 10,116 Sandra Kays 7,49 Susan Keeler 49,102,116 Ray Keller 24,49,103,104,1 10 Gerald Kennerk 49 Janet Kern 48 Suzzanne King 48 David Kloepper 48,58,125,136, 143,146 Gary Knerr 24,48,102 Ronald Knipper 49 Lois Knipstein 25,26,49,103 Joann Koch 48,115,118 Judith Koehlinger 26,48,1 15 Afice Koeneman 48 Janet Koenig 23,48,58,1 15 Mary Koenig 49 Ruth Krauskoph 49,105,115 Kenneth Kreigh 50 Rudite Krenklis50 Dennis Kummer 50, 1 25, 1 30, 1 32, 138,140,143 Sharon Ladig 50 Donna Leaman 50,102,105 Sheryll Linker 50,105 Michael Loeffler 50,125,133 Katherine Logan 50 Joann Lomont 51,115,118 Richard Longardner 28,29,36,51, 110,125,136,143,146 James Louden 24,5 1 , 1 02, 1 09, 1 1 2, 113 Robert Maroney 51 Sandra Mascia 50 Fred Mathews 50 Ronald McDevitt 51,120,146 Sharon McMahon 51,1 16 Joel Melcher 51 Paul Miller 51 Douglas Mills 24,53,102 Joyce Monroe 21,53 Ralph Moser 53 Anna Naselari 20,53,105,115 Carolyn Nelson 53 Judith Newhard 53,1 11,1 15,1 18, 119 Cheryl Norris 52 Keith Nuttle 52, 1 1 7 Charlotte Odem 52 Rosalie Oehler 52 Beverly Ohneck 21,53 Sandra Okuly 53 Carole Orchard 20,29,52,105,108, 109,113,126 GayleOrt52, 127 Norma Osborn 52,105,115 Carol Pape52 Jean Peters 53 Jack Pettyjohn 53,125,136 Phyllis Pyle 54 Karin Rahden 54,105 Glen Ralston 54,105 Jacqueline Ramp 54 Jeffery Ranger 22,54 Kathy Reeb 54 Carl Revert 54 Patsy Revert 54 Daniel Richhart 55 Joyce Rider 28,29,55,108,1 11, 115,127 Alan Riedel 55,125,133,136 Diann Rigby 55,102 David Romines 54 Roger Rothgeb 54, 1 25, 1 36, 1 40 Carol St. Peters 55 Michael Sauve 55,120 Sue Saylor 55 Rita Scantlin 55,111,114 Bonnie Schaper 57 Denise Scharffbillig 57,1 15,1 16 Noble Schlatter 57,105 Diann Schnepel 20,57,126 Richard Schram, Jr. 57,105 Phyllis Schuller 57 Richard Seitz 56 Michael Shirk 24,56,102,104 Terry Simon 56 Kim Smith 24,56,102 Susan Snyder 57 James Stellhorn 57 Florence Stevenson 56 Arthur Stolte 56 Larry Stoppenhagen 56,105 Judith Sturm 20,25,36,56,58 LaDonna Taylor 57 Stephen Taylor 57,1 13 Judith Thompson 58,1 11,1 14,148 Nancy Tigner 58,105 Margaret Todd 58 Roy Traughber 21,58 Steven Unsicker 58,124 Richard Warrick 58 Clifford Wiese 14,59,109,111 Charles Williams 59 John Wilt 59 Lois Winans 58,59 James Yonkers 59, 1 24 Janet Young 59 Larry Zink 59 Juniors Janet Alexander 60,1 18 Brian Anderson 60 Connie Andrews 60 Robert Anweiler 60,124 Wayne Augenstein 60, 1 32, 1 40, 1 45 Jerry Avery 60,102 Richard Babbitt 24,60,102 Linda Bailey 60 Barbara Barnette 60 Regina Barwiler 60 Helen Beahrs 60 Ginger Beard 60,103,104 Robert Beard 60,105 Joyce Bellinger 60 Dennis Berkheiser 24,60,103,1 17 Ethel Biddle 61 Sue Blair 61 Bill Blodgett 61,105 William Boyd 61 John Boyles 61 Pat Brauker 61 Mary Bringman 61 Donnie Brooks 61 Philip Brubaker 61,125,132,133 Jack Bruick 61 Donna Bucher 61, 102,104 Paul Burgette 61 Ronald Burkart 61 Jerry Burkett 61 Janet Burton 61 Larry Bushkill 62,105,108,109 Teri-Ann Butler 62,118 Tom Butler 62,106 Craig Campbell 62 Gene Campbell 62,106 Jim Chapman 62 Paul Chew 62 Brent Circle 62,136 Cathy Clarke 62,1 14,121 PatCline62,115 Alan Conrad 62 Carol Coonrod 62 Lonnie Cox 62 Melody Cox 62 Roberta Craig 25,62,113,118 Judy Crozier 62 Judy David 62 Pat Davis 62 Karen Denton 63 Sharon Dew 25,63,105,106,109 Sharon Doctor 63 Susan Doehrman 63,103 Karen Drayer 63,105 Bob Dunfee 63 Annette Durbin 63,1 18 Tom Easton 63,1 14,1 16 Susan Ehle 24,63,103,104 Elwood Erne 63, 124 Ron Emrick 63,125,136,145 Marcella Filbrun 63 Yvonne Fisher 8,63 Bill Fox 63, 132, 140, 145 Mary Fox 63 Carol France 63 Dianna Frane 63, 105, 1 14 Russ Frew 63,1 13,1 18 David Fruits 63,105,1 15 Vicki Garcia 63,1 15 Sherri Getty 63 Roger Gillingham 63 Kay Glaze 63 Lyn Glendening 63,1 18,127 Darlene Gliedt 63 Paul Glouton 63 Lynn Golden 63 Terry Gratz 63, 124, 146 Brian Groves 63 George Gulyas 17,63,125,133,136 Leonard Guthier 24,64,103 Sue Handlin 64,103,104 Joan Harkenrider 64,1 15 Jerry Harris 64 LeRoy Hartman 64 Bruce Hazelett 60,64, 1 1 9, 1 25, 1 39, 140,143 Tom Hebermehl 24,64,102 Tom Heddon 64,146 Cheryl Heemsoth 64 Stephen Heine 64,106 Dave Hellinger 64,136 Gary Hemrick 64,103 Pat Hendricks 64 Barbara Hensley 64 Dave Herman 64 Jim Herman 64 Darva Hetrick 64 Myrna Hollopeter 64, 1 1 8 Tom Hosier 64,136 Larry Humphrey 64 Rita Ihrie64,113 Sharon Inman 64 Pat Isenbarger 64 Sally Jackson 64,105 FredJaessing64,105,124 Tom Jenkins 64 Diane Jennings 64 Catherine Jones 64, 1 03, 1 04 Junior Jones 64,136 Bruce Joyner 64 Dennis Juergens 24,65,103 Marsha Kees 65 Betty Kestner 65 Barbara Kirby 65 Sandra Kitzmiller 65 Bob Kline 65 Howard Kline 65 Bill Klinger65 Carol Klopfenstein 9,65,105,109 Kenneth Knipstein 65 Ted Knopfle 65,105 Sandra Koehlinger 65,1 15 Bob Kohlmeyer 65 Terry Krauskopf 65 Ruby Kroterfield 65 Diane Krueckeberg 65 Linda Kunderd 65,103 Caroline Ladig 65 Carolyn Laisure 66 Michael Lake 66,103 150 Marvin LaRue 66 John Lewis 66, 125, 133, 136 Polly Linker 66 Charles Lipford 66 Richard Lippott 66,1 25,136,140 Mary Lomont 66,1 15 Linda Long 66 Larry Lonis 66,105,137 Jana Lower 66,127 Joyce Lynn 66,105,115 Jerry MacDonald 66 Judy MacDonald 66 Martha Maflt 24,66, 1 05, 1 07, 1 09 Denny Malott 66,105,1 13 Terry Marker 66,105 Jim Martin 66,105 Ron Martin 66,137 Leonard Mattes 66 Judy McClintock 66 Alan McComb 67,105 Gary McMahon 67,132 Ronnie Meredith 67 Irene Mervine 67 Becky Merz 67 Bill Meyer 67,136 Martha Meyer 67,1 18 Eddie Mikesell 67 Bonnie Muller 67 Jack Murphy 66 Tom Murphy 67, 1 05, 1 25, 1 32, 1 36, 140,143 Bill Needham 67 Sharon Neff 67 Georgia Nelson 67 Kaye Nern 67 Elizabeth Neusiis 67,105,120 Janie Nielsen 67 Bill Oettig 67 Jerry Orr 67 Allen Ort 67 Rex Parent 67,105,1 13 Terry Parker 67,105 Diana Parkison 67 Keith Passwater 67 Becky Pavey 67 Dale Pease 67 Jane Peters 67 Norman Pettyjohn 67 Judy Pfeiffer67 Jerry Price 67 Bev Quinlan 67 John Quinn 68 Roger Quinn 68 Norman Ramsey 68 Velva Ramsey 68 Barbara Revert 68 Barbara Richards 9,60,68,1 18 Russell Richhart 68,125,136,140 Barbara Roach 68 Pam Robeson 68 Shari Rodriquez 68,1 13 Brenda Roeback68,l 18 Nick Rudolph 68 Gene Saalfrank 60,68, 1 36, 1 40 Marceille Sanders 68,1 16,118 Linda Sauers 68 Ralph Scantlin 68 Lois Scare 68 Cheryl Schick 68 David Schlaudroff 68 Jack Schmidt 24,68,102,104,125, 132,145 John Schmutz 139,140 Carolyn Schnelker 68 Steve Schnelker 68 Steve Seiler 68 Susan Shappell 68,105 Janice Sheets 68 Kandy Shortridge 68 Susan Shultz 68 Cherie Somerville 68,105 Diana Sowles 68,105 Fred Springer 68 Richard Stein 69 Joan Stirnkorb 69 Colleen Summersett 69 JoeSwick69,102 JoAnn Takacs 69 Bay Talley 69 Darlene Ternet 69 Sidney Thomas 69 Jacelyn Thompson 69 Marilyn Turner 69 John Van Kirk 69 Debris Vinson 60,69,115 Karen Voirol 69 William Wallace 69 Larry Wareing 69,125,132 TwiloWatkins 25,69, 105, 115, 119,126 Detmar Wegehaupt 69 Roslynn Weisenberger 69, 1 02, 1 1 3 William Whitten 69,105 Adam Whitz 69 Bill Widdifield 21,69,132 Daun Wienk 69 Adeline Wiese 69,105 Carol Winchester 69,105 Don Winship 69 Lynn Woodruff 69 Wanda Woods 69 Georgia Worman 69 Pat Zieg 69 Sophomores Donna Addams 70 Adele Adler 70 David Altekruse 70,103,1 17 Bob Armstrong 70,1 13,124 Michael Armstrong 70,1 14,137,141 Susan Artman 70,103 Gloria Augenstein 9,70 Charles Bade 70,1 16 Steve Bailey 70,141 Kent Baker 70 Howard Bandelier 70 Larry Bandelier 70 Robert Barnes 70,137 Sharon Bartels 9,70 Bob Bartusch 70 Marcia Bazzinett 71 Marilyn Bearman 71 Susan Bechtol 71 Sandra Beckman 71 Arbula Bennett 71 Bonnie Benzinger 9,71 Steve Berg 71,146 Larry Bergman 71,1 16 Jack Bicke! 71 Danny Bickford 71 Al Biddle 71 Tom Blaising 71,137,141 David Blombach 71,103 Cheryl Boerger 71 Chandis Boomershine 71 Bruce Borne 21,72 Mary Bowlin 72 Sue Boxberger 72 Marilyn Boyd 72 Carolyn Boyles 72 Clark Brandenberg 72 Diane Braun 72 Nancy Brett 72 Sandie Brooke 9,72,75,1 13,1 14 D. Ann Brudi 72 Marsha Brueck 72 Cynthia Budde 72 Sue Bumgardner 72 Barbara Bunch 72 Carol Burezak 72 Chare Lu Burhenn 72 Connie Burkett 72 Ned Busche 72 Jerry Byrum 73 Joanna Carbaugh 73 Michael Case 73 Barbara Cass 73,1 16,121 Stanley Chaffin 73 Janet Chambers 73 Judy Clark 73,102 151 Mary Ann Clem 73 Lynn Cocks 73 Candace Cohen 73 James Cole 73 Cynthia Coles 73 Glynda Collins 73 Michael Collins 73 Sharon Combs 73 Betty Coonrod 73 Judy Cornell 73 Janet Crosbie 73 Joyce Crosbie 73 James Cunningham 73 Jerry Cunningham 73 Jerry Dager 73,137 Judy Daler 73 Larry Dalman 73 Terry Dancer 73, 1 1 6, 1 1 Joy Dasher 73 Wayne Davidson 73 Diana Davis 73 Emmalean Day 73 Donald Decker 73,1 32, Becky Deininger 74 Dennis DePrey 74 Dianne Dill 74 Carol Dodane 74 Darrel Dodane 74,132 Don Dohm 74 Joe Downey 74, 1 33 Dennis Dressier 74,77 Shirley Droege 74 Paula Druckemiller 74 Larry Eichel 74 Kathleen Eifrid74,113 Marlene Ellsworth 74,1 Dick Essig 74,137 Donald Evard 74 Jeanne Faurote 74 Michael Federspiel 74,1 Dorothy Fisher 74 Carol Foerster 74 Larry Fowler 74 Edward Fox 74,137 Sharon Freiburger 74 Barbara Fritcha 74 Marcia Frock 74,102 Gary Froshaug 74 Patricia Fruits 74 Leslie Funk 74,146 Dennis Gagnon 74 Verna Gasper 74 Shirley Geels 74 Keith Geise75,146 Ronze Gengo 75,146 Phyllis George 75 Saundra Getty 75 Marilyn Gill 75 8,124 37 Sheryl Gillenwater 75 John Goeglein 17,75 Joe Goldsmith 75,124 Gill Griggs 75 Linda Griner 75 Judy Grossman 75 Peter Grupp 75,113,137 Donald Gunder 75 Pat Guthier 75,102 Sue Guthier 70,75,102 Juanita Gwinn 75 Dick Hoove 75,141 James Habegger 75,1 17 Leon Hagan 76 Julia Hallmark 76 Diane Hanks 76 Susan Hanley 76 Joyce Harkenrider 76 Leon Harkinson 76 Edward Harper 76, 1 46 James Harrington 76 Nancy Harter 27,76 David Hathaway 76,1 16,146 Lalonie Hathaway 76 Karen Haugsrud 76,113,127 Dennis Headlee 76 Terry Heck 76 Bob Heckman 76,102 Harry Hedges 77 Martha Helmreich 77 Dianne Hemsoth 77 Suzanne Hemsoth 77 Mike Hieber 77 Sheila Hill 77 Steven Hobbs 77, 1 1 7, 1 24, 1 37, 1 4 1 Karen Hoetzer 77, 1 18 Stanley Holt 77,1 16,125,132,140 Carolyn Hormann 77 Bill Hostetler 77,146 Robyn Howe 77 Bill Irvin 77,146 Bill Jackson 77 Carolyn Johnson 77 Jennifer Johnson 78, 1 03 Marilyn Jones 78 Richard Jury 78,146 Laurie Karels78,l 16,1 18 Cheryl Kee78,118 Rhea Keller 78,103,104,1 16 Pat Kemery 78,102 Jane Kennerk 78 Mary Ann Ketzler 78 Mike Kimble 78,124 Sharon King 78 Rita Kline 78 Ron Knape 78 Joan Knarr 78 Judy Kocks 78 Bonnie Kohlmeyer 78 Marcia Lake 78,102 Fred Lamont 78 Barbara Langley 78 Charles Lantz 78 Irene Lantz 78 Susan Larrabee 78 Rita Larson 78 Cheryl Learn 78 Russell Lee 78,105 Tom Leeka 78 BobLentz78,116,119,146 David Lewis 78 Susan Lewis 78 Kay Lipp 78 Pat Lipp 79 Harold Litzenberg 79 Ralph Lockridge 79 Wayne Lomont 79 Diane Long 79 Gloria Lothamer 79 Mike Lowman 79 Margery Luening 79 Bruce Maggart 79,146 Sharon Maggart 79 Richard Mainord 70,79,1 13,137 GaryMarchal 79,105 Ruth Mason 79 Ed Matthews 79 Bill McCoy 79 Dick McCoy 79,137 Susan McLeester 79, 1 18 Stanley Meadows 79 Kay Meagher 79,103 Fred Mervine 79,1 17,125,137 Leona Meyer 80 Steve Meyer 80, 1 1 6 John Miller 80,105 Chuck Montgomery 80, 1 06, 1 1 5 Linda Moorman 80 Steve Mosel 80 Sandra Mowery 80 Dan Muldoon 80 Sheila Murphy 80,106,116,118 Linda Murrey 80,105 Linda Mussehl 80,105 Larry Napier 80 Mary Needham 80 Dick Nietert 80,137,141 Donnalyn Nord 80 Bill North 80 Kay Nuerge 80 Dixie Null 80 Jim Nuttle 80, 1 18 Vicky Ober 80 Mike Odem 80 Richard Oexmann 80 Kathy Opliger 70,80,1 13 Becky Overton 80 Keith Oyer 80, 1 46 George-Anna Parent 80 Janet Parkison 80 Ronald Parrish 80 Alan Pattee 80 Kenneth Patten 80 Stanley Peoppel 81,137 DickPerrin 81,118,146 Keith Peters 81,132 Nancy Philbee 81 Cindy Porter 81,103 Aaron Quandt 81,1 16 Sandra Quandt 81 Doris Rahden 81 Becky Reed 81 Sandra Reed 81 Gregg Reiling 81,133 Charlotte Reiter 81 Diana Rice 81 James Richart 81,146 Karen Rinard 81 Lenore Ringenberg 81 Sandra Roach 81 Bob Robeson 81,1 18 Judy Robinson 81,102 Tom Rorick81 Donna Rothgeb 81 Dennis Ruff 81 Bill Ryan 81 Edith Sallot 81,103,104,107,1 13 Charles Saurer 81 Wayne Scheumann 81,141 Ronald Schimes 81,124,146 Lesley Schlatter 81 Steven Schmutte 81 Irwin Schnelker 81,125,132 Judy Schnelker 82 Carol Schulthies 82 Kay Schultz 82,102 Terry Schultz 82,105,137,141 Susie Scott 82,1 17 Loran Shive 82,102 Kay Shivly 82 Karen Shumaker 82,103 James Simpson 82 John Skinner 82,102,139,140 Judy Sloan 82 Jerry Smolek 82,1 18,146 Robert Snider 82 James Snyder 82 Ruth South 82 Steven Sowers 70,82, 1 25, 1 32, 1 4 1 Margie Spieth 82 Joan Spreen 82 Debra Springer 82 Mike Spurlock 82 Thelma Squibb 82 Charles Sroufe 82 Lois Stark 82 Connie Steele 82 Bonnie Stinson 25,82 Judy Stoppenhagen 82 Janie Storer 82 MaryTalley 15,82 Paula Taylor 82,116 Richard Ternet 82,137 Arleen Thain 83 Robert Thatcher 83 Franklin Thomas 83 James Tinstman 83 Andrea Torgersen 83 Linda Tracy 83 Claudia Trentadue 83 Cindy Tucker 83 Larry Tucker 83 Gordon Tumbleson 83 Larry Turley 83 Marsha Tusing 83,1 18 Larry Tustison 83, 1 1 7, 1 37 Sherri Uhrick 83 Jim Voigt 83,133,137,146 Jack Voirol 83 Elaine Walker 83,1 16 Walter Wattenbarger 83 Dan Weisenaer 83,102 Ricky Weller 83 Miriam Werling 25,83,1 13,1 15,127 Judy Widdifield 83 Roberta Wienk 83 Betty Wietfeldt 83 Janice Wilson 24,83,102 Steven Witte 83 Tom Wojton 83 Carolyn Zieg 83 Dennis Zimmerman 83, 1 05, 1 37, 141 Bev Zollinger 83 Freshmen Bob Adams 84,1 18 Bob Ahlersmeyer 84 James Alcorn 84 Patricia Alexander 84 John Allspaugh 84 Carolyn Altekruse 84 William Altic 84 Sharon Anweiler 84 Gary Armstrong 84 Diana Arnold 84 Sue Asher 84,102 Steven Augenstein 84,137,141 Jud Austrup 84,137,141 Ronald Babbitt 84 Sheryl Baker 84,88 Carol Baltes 84 Linda Barnes 84 Debbie Bearman 84,1 13 Janice Bearman 85 Roger Bearman 85,141 Rita Beck 85 Larry Becker 85 Mary Becker 85 Dorothy Begier 85,1 18 Martha Bender 85 Marian Bennett 85 David Benschneider 85 Jack Beyrau 85,146 Linda Bivens 85 Bill Bixler 85 Linda Blair 85 Dorothy Blaising 85 Fred Bledsoe 85 Bill Blessing 85,1 17 Cynthia Blomenberg 85,1 16 Calvin Blosser 85 Sharon Bogan 85 Bruce Bohnke 85,141 Monika Boldt 85 Tohmie Boren 85 Carol Bowles 85 Jay Boyers 85 James Boys 85 Nancy Bradtmiller 85 James Bringman 85 Lillian Brosseau 85 Candy Brubaker 85,1 13 Cheryl Brubaker 85 Bob Bruce 86,102 Linda Bruce 86 Paula Buckmaster 86 Kenneth Bultemeier 86 Rebecca Bumgardner 86 Dan Burgette 86 Donna Burton 86 Pamela Busche 86 Keneth Buuck 86,141 Larry Buuck 86,141 Joe Caccamo 86 Sandra Came 86 Kenneth Campbell 86,146 Peter Carlson 86 Neal Carnes 86,141 Darrelyn Carpenter 86 MikeChapin 86,137 Robert Charleston 86,133 Russel Charleston 86,102 Judy Chapman 86 Martha Chapman 86 Charles Childress 86 Patty Clark 86 Stanley Clark 86 Terry Closson 86 Thomas Clymer 86 Malcolm Cole 86,1 18 Connie Conner 86 Emma Constant 86 Norma Coon rod 86 Vicki Cowles 87 Joe Cox 87 Sharon Cronkhite 87 Carol Cunningham 87,1 IE James Dager 87,137 Michael Carst 87 Jim Davis 87 Bob Denton 87 Leslie Dickenson 87 Rosalie Disler 87 Linda Doctor 87 Donna Doehrman 87 Richard Downey 87 Martha Dumford 87,113 Carol Dressier 87 David Edgar 87 Eurayna Edwards 87 Thomas Ehinger 87 Diana Ehle 88 Ronnie Eiter 88 Jane Emenhiser 88,1 13 Grace Erhardt 88 Christine Estes 88 Carolyn Faulkner 88 Peggy Feichter 88 Carol Ferckel 88 Diana Ferree 88,1 16 Stephen Filler 88 Mary Fisher 88 David Foltz 88,106 Stephen Forrester 88 Roger Fowler 88 Mary Fox 88 Jill France 88 Joe France 88 Judy France 88 Jerry Frederick 89 Fred Friedman 89,137 Daniel Fultz 89,137 Joyce Gal breath 89 Judy Galligher 89 Pamela Garcia 89 Bonnie Garton 89 Sharon Geels 89 Joseph Gerardot 89 Janice Gerbers 89 Pat Geroff 89 Douglas GiFfin 89 James Gillam 89 Steven Gillenwater 89 Marcia Gilley 89 Robert Godfrey 89,102 Diana Golden 89 Frances Golembiewski 89 Pat Goshorn 89 Ralph Graft 89,137 Rebecca Gremaux 89 Pat Grogg 89 Janet Grossman 89 Philip Grostefon 89 Gary Grothaus 89 Pam Groves 89 Patti Grubb 89 Barbara Grueb 89 George Grupp 89 Sandra Guillaume 89,103 Nancy Hale 90 Bruce Hallberg 90 Gaye Hamm 90 Kathy Hanlon 90 Robert Harkenrider 90 Susan Harmeyer 90 Mary Harris 90 Joan Harrell 90 Judy Harrell 90 James Hartman 90 Gene Hathaway 90 Joan Hemrick 90 Ken Hendricks 84,90,137,141 Sally Hensley 90 Dennis Herman 90,141 Terry Hetrick 90,1 33 Jay Hicks 90,1 37 Arlene Hirschbiel 90 Michaeline Hirschman 90,1 13 Joelyn Hoetzer 90 Mary Ann Hoff 90 D. Lynn Hoggard 90 Connie Hollandsworth 90 Bill Holden 90 Carol Holloway 90 Mike Hook 90,137 Sylvia Hoover 90 Douglas Hopper 90 Rosanne Hormann 88,90 Steve Hosier 90 Cheryl Hostetler 91 Donna Howe 91 Sharon Howell 91 Judy Hughes 91 Wayne Hughes 91 Tim Hunt 91,102 Bob Ihrie 91 Judy Inman 91 Steve Irvin 91 Tom Isenbarger 91,146 Sandra Jackemeyer 91 Gerald Jacobs 91 Carolyn Jacquay 91 Ron Jacquay 91 John James 91 Richard Johnson 91 Karen Jones 91 Ginger Kaluza 91 John Keck 92 John Keeler 25,92,1 13 Sandra Keltner 92 Robert Kelty 92 Karen Kern 92 Michael Kern 92 Thomas Kerr 92 Larry Kiefer 92 Paul Kinner 92 Marilyn Knipstein 92,1 14 Linda Koch 92 Michael Koehlinger 92 Diane Koeneman 92 Linda Loester 92 Gregory Koontz 92 Susan Kramer 92,1 13 Steven Kreigh 92 Irila Krenklis92 Rita Kyler 93 Gene Ladig 93,137 Garry Lake 93,137,141 Connie Lamb 93 Tom Lamson 93,1 18,137 Donald Leamon 93 Linda Leavel 93 Martha Librecht 93 Jeannetta Litzenburg 93 Gary Lockridge 93 Maryann Logan 93 Cheryl Lohse 93 Ronald Lomont 93 Robert Long 93 Carol Louden 93 Cheryl Louden 93 Deborah Lowe 93 Walter Lytle 93 Bob Marquis 93 Betty Mattingly 93 James McAbee 93 Judy McBee 93 Robert McCleilan 93 Thomas McComb 93 Frances McCord 93 Carolyn McCoy 93 Dennis McCoy 93 Monna McOevitt 93 Judy McDonnell 93 Diane McHenry 93 Roger Melcher 94 Robert Mellon 94,1 16 Julia Mervine 94 Kenneth Meyer 94 Susan Meyer 94 James Meyers 94 Don Miller 94,146 Linda Mills 94 Kenton Monesmith 94, 1 1 8 Judith Moring 94 Delores Morrison 94,1 18 James Mosel 94 Patricia Muldoon 94 Cheryl Munderich 94 Don Murphy 94 Micheal Musser 94,137 Larry Nahrwold 94 Roger Nash 94,146 Suzanne Nash 94 Vicki Nern 94 Rebecca Noel 94 James Oberlin 94 Elaine Oetting 94 BryceOhneck 84,94,1 13 Jeffery Oldham 94 Joyce dinger 18,94 Patricia Ort 94 Don Osdale 94,137 Linda Osborn 94 Suzie Overton 94 Kandice Pabst 95 Neal Pape 95 Steven Penrod 95,106,1 17 Patty Pollock 95 Arlene Poorman 95 Dianne Pullin 95 Daniel Purvis 95, 146 Linda Purvis 95 Roxanna Putt 95,1 16 David Ralston 95,1 18 Brenda Ramsey 95 Linda Reichert 95 Betty Renfro 95 Linda Richhart 88,91,95,1 13,1 19 Celia Rider 95 David Ritchie 95 Ronald Rochyby 95 Arlene Rodenbeck 95,102 Marlene Rodenbeck 96,103 Joyetta Roemer 96 Bob Rohrbacher 96,1 18,137,141 Beverly Ronberg 96 Bill Ronk 96,137 Carol Rose 96 Patricia Rowlee 96 Pamela Rudig 96 Daniel Ruff 96 Karen Ruger 96 Cheryl Rupert 96 Judy Sadler 96 Stephen Sallot 96,102 Linda Sanders 96 Mickey Sanders 96 Steven Sauers 96,137,141 Susan Saylor 96 Stephen Scales 96 Linda Scharffbillig 96 Aimee Adele Scherer 96 Karon Schiegel 96 Sharon Schiegel 96 Catherine Schlink 96 Janet Schmidt 84,91,96,113 Jerry Schmidt 96 Allan Schnelker 96,132 Joann Schnelker 96 Jack Schoenherr 96 Jerry Schoenherr 96 Michael Schroeder 96, 137 Jane Schuckel 97 Sue Secrist 97 Carol Sefeik 97 Charles Shappell 97 Herbert Sheetz 97 Richard Shenfeld 97,132 Frances Shewmaker 97 Cheryl Siegers 97 Anita Silvery 97 James Sloan 97 Sally Smith 97 Bob Snyder 97, 137 Wayne Sovine 97,137,141 Jimmie Spears 97 Douglas Spice 97,137,141 Cynthia Springer 16,97 Rebecca Spurling 97 Barbara Stabler 97 Bob Stamate 97,137 Bill Stanfield 97 Linda Staniford 97 Marsha Stellhorn 97 Bob Stemmler 97 Daniel Stier 97,137 Joellen Stine 97 Steven Stoller 97,102,113 Anita Stolte 97 Michael Strong 97 Marilyn Stuerzenberger 97 Darlene Sudmann 98 Peggy Sutton 98 Gwen Swangin 98 Dennis Swihart 98 Joyce Taylor 98 Nancy Teegardin 98 Donald Terlosky 98 Linda Terrell 98 Philip Theurer 98 Leslie Thieme 98 Kenneth Thomas 98 Raymond Thomas 98 Sylvia Thomas 98 Bonnie Thompson 18,98,114 Pam Thurston 98 Tom Thurston 98 JaneTibbett 18,98 James Tingley 98 Joe Tinsman 98 David Tomlison 98 Dale Treace 98 Carolyn Trzynka 98 Anne Turner 98 Olan Turner 98 Virginia Turner 98 Kathryn Van Kirk 98 Richard Vinson 98 Cindy Vollmer 98 Justin Voirol 98 Linda Vonderau 99 Jon Walter 99 Carol Warden 99 Sandra Weidler 99,113 Wilfred Weidler 99 Steven Weisman 99 Becky Wesner 99, 1 1 6 Daniel Widdifleld 99,137 Julie Wiedemann 99 Louise Wiedeman 99 Louis Wiese 99,103 Bill Williams 99 Pam Williams 99 Robert Williams 99 Caron Wilson 99 Curtis Wilson 99 Betsy Wilt 99 Kay Winans 99 Pam Wirt 99 Connie Winship 99 Kenneth Wissman 99,137,141 John Woodward 99 Tim Wright 99 Stephen Yeoman 99 Ardis Young 99,102 Barbara Zehender 99 Pat Zern 99 Joe Zink 99 fajfoqvOJbU, Auioquiph Kutocpotpte kuiwyvObpfo AuijoqiQJpfa ae?