North Liberty High School - Crest Yearbook (North Liberty, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

i ALLEN COUNTY PilBLIC LIBRARy, 3 1833 01881 7640 GC 977.202 N811HS, 1973 ) ' ' - THE CREST 1973 NORTH LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL NORTH LIBERTY, INDIANA } ojr: £ vi; t ' -aa iaaMaiiMRj: . iiSEfifi Reflections Winter Spirit-Week Jammed With Activities Hall decorating was one of the many activities that took place during Spir- it Week. Each class was responsible for decorating a designated section of the school. All classes did well and showed much enthusiasm. Every- one put in many hours of hard work, but die Seniors took the top award, followed by the Junior class, who took second. ' loaft ' wajw. «i «jHeo« Bonfire night in back of the school was spark- filled with emotion and excitement. Mr. Clark ' s speech must have really said something, ' cause it sure got the senior guys on the squad going. ACROSS: Tur- moil breaks out during the skit as Coach Carla and her squad can ' t find Keith (Joe). BELOW: The C.C. guys almost got their job too well done when they lit the bonfire and ignited themselves. J ) HER COURT: £BIMWVHHiB|| K}th Grade- Pat Malkowski, Becky Bej- ma; 12th Grade- Hiil Whitmer, Jann Wesblek; Ron Lappin, Queen Paula Holmes; 11th rade-Dan Malkowski, Louanne Vergon; 9th Gade- Rick Hamilton, Delia Rodriguez. On Oct. 7, N.L, ' sfootBa field was about to experience a beating unknown to it for 3 years. On that Sat. after- noon the Shamrocks en- countered the Satellites to give their best performance of the season, a 30- 12 vic- tory. Adding arousement and color to the day ' s festivities were the half-time decora- tion awards and the crowning of the Queen. The success of the day was reflected in the many smiling faces with- in the crowd, and those faces will carry with them fond memories of that day. Drama Club Recollects Days Of The Vaudeville NLHS Honors Outstanding Athletes (And Fan) Of 1972- 1973 Seasons n 4 .4if --«r ' ir 11 Highlights III Homecoming m M Coronation Precedes Triumph Of Victory BM JB 9 1 HHj H) | 1 1 1 mi r H g| KklS VB B ' m m HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Macie- jewski and Kurt Hunt, Sophomore representa- tives; Linda Malkowski and Mark Easterday, Senior representatives; Queen Debbie O ' Coii- ner and Dennis Ver- gon; Marlene Edison and Jim Houser, Junior representatives; Jana Nelson and Jim Blosser, Freshman represen- tatives. Drama And Chorus Present — CAST Urchins Susan Halt, Karen Donathen Theresa AUsop, Barbara Fraser Colleen Rose, Mary Willbanks Craig Parmley, Beverly Szmanski Sir Joseph Geddes Cocky Patrick Rose Kid Cynthia Norris Girl Colleen Rose Bully Kurt Hunt 1 1 9h K I ]JH % 1 Ev B ■ ■ : H ' I m f Q f S r ) B Ifl b - m u The Roar Of The Greasepaint The Smell Of The Crowd 15 We Came We With Our Eager Eyes And Polished Faces We Came Alone But One In A Sea Of The Faceless Many And We Found Ourselves As One We With Our Hopes And Dreams We With Our Fears And Longings ir JI L iPlTa . im Once within a time We tumbled down the autumn days and falling changed a bit. We, the children gone by we have laughed, dreamed, cried, lived, then somehow learned. 17 Camalot Theme Sets Scene for 1973 Prom . I, TOP: Janice Ivankovig and Jack Rnepp; Jill Whitmer and Randy Reader. B ELOW: Ginger Hostet- ler, Pat Kinner and their dates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Keel; Laura Stewart and her escort. i1 p 9 m K ' i 1 H H ■:v ;w-,.,-. ; W H «. ' H ' ' i l ■i ' ' ' k ii l . f ;H ' v.. — - ' - — f ■ W 19 1973 Prom Court ABOVE: 4th Rurmer-up--Jami Wesolek and Denny Hooten; 3rd — Paula Holmes and Phil Whitmer; 2nd--Anita Stevens and Mark Easterday; 1st-- Debbie O ' Conner and Dean Kaser; Queen Darla Henry and King Charlie Shearer. RIGHT: Prince and Princess Jim Houser and Marlene Edison, King and Queen Charlie Shearer and Darla Henry. 20 We Will Have These Moments To Remember BELOW LEFT: Dave Futa offers his con- gratulations to Beverly Hartsough. BE- LOW: Darla Henry makes a final adjust- ment on Julie Ruggles ' collar. 21 LEFT: Becky Griffey receives her class flower. BELOW RIGHT: Becky Miller, Valedictorian, adjusts Phil Whitmer ' s salutatorian sash. BELOW LEFT: Dan Newcomer gladly re- ceives his diploma. A Time For Joy, A Time For Tears — Graduation Day 22 ABOVE: Congratulations are extended to the 1973 graduates. LEFT: Junior girl ' s chorus honors the senior class with the song Gradua- tion Day. School ' s out not for the weekend summer, or bad weather School ' s out not for Spring or Christinas vacation, but forever. That means no more pencils, no more books, No more Suess ' s dirty looks. No more dress up day, no more ties No more Ron Lappin stealing pies. No more class skips, no more cuts. No more Mark Easterday cutting doughnuts No more gov ' t to learn about the president and mayor. No more Gary Zellers to turn up the record player. No more cold school, no more school that ' s warm, And no more Dennis Vergon to cuss up a storm. We ' ll never see another black- board, piece of chalk or eraser, No more clowns acting weird like Schlarb, Hooten and Kaser, No more English, grammer or punctuation, And no m e Mr. Davis to clarify our situi bn. We remeniber these times and , faces arra many more We ' re thankful that they ' , ou leamiiig from beiy bore. e ' ve been in tSiis l5biW four whole years. We ' ve had our laaghs together and wfif ' ve had our t. BjipNr W We ' ve been through gooSmnes ' - ' together and we ' ve been • ,  through baish • _ , -luT ept M -K j . - - Jijjat they ' re over we -jj,. ._Jk back and s«y, I ' m , . ' si A the e ' re ha_ -g r.-.. 4 ' ' -■ HP:- f lw Ijjf j in Academics ABOVE: Mr. Davis, in his 14th year as North Liber- ty ' s high school principal, is always around to ful- fill his job of maintaining order. BELOW: Mr. Hosin- ski, Guidance Counselor, explains the importance of a higher education as he assists Sue Halt in the planning of her schedule. Guidance — A Big Job Even In A Small School 26 u Liberty High ' s Helping Hands ABOVE: OFFICE WORKERS- Darla Henry, Mrs. Nekon, Mrs. Walsh, and Mrs. Ross. BELOW: Mrs. Jones cautions Bob Cole that he has become one step closer to being banished from the library. 27 ABOVE: Kay Blosser upholstering sewing boxes at Stump Assembly in Lakeville. TOP: Dave Rexstrew and Jim Wroblewski at Paul ' s Equipment. RIGHT: Ed Aldrich standing at Lawmaster Pontiac Body Shop. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stanley Clark at Clark ' s 66. BOT- TOM LEFT: Nancy Zahn and Laura Wolfram at Ultra- Glass in Lakeville. A 28 C ABOVE: Becky Griffey at work in Sear ' s credit department. ABOVE RIGHT: Ron Clark up- holstering at Ed ' s Stump Assembly in Lakeville. BOTTOM RIGHT: Linda Malkowski at Bechtel ' s Hardware in Plymouth. I.C.T. — A Chance To Learn And Earn BELOW: John Vida at Marc Inc. in Lakeville. :, ' , ' ' . :p :fe; 4  i ;:,j ty J ' - ' j ; 1 t ' ■■■. l W-atar-.- 1 fas . 29 Foreign Language — Two Ways To Say I Love You ABOVE: North Liberty ' s Spanish teacher, Miss Ray, uses visual aids to help students learn to speak the Spanish language. BELOW: Mrs, Finley ' s French class takes time out from the usual routine to play a little French monopoly. LEFT: Mr. Gray, His- tory and Government teacher, consults his star student, Denny Vergon, on a perplex- ing problem. BELOW: Mr. Miller is intrigued when he hears his Fresh- men Social Studies students actually par- ticipating in a group discussion. Planting The Seed Of Our Political Scientists T 31 Members of Mr. Szucs ' World of Adventure English Class discuss the latest quest of Freddy Speedfreak in Hot Rod. The Many Aspects Kurt Hunt and Jan Ivankovig take the role of news broadcasters in Journalism class. (This was one of the few times they were quiet and attentive. ) Dave Halt Portrays Mrs. Finley on one of her better days. 32 The damsel ' s mother (Jon Schelling), the damsel in distress (Charlie Shearer), the villian (Phil Whitmer), and the hero (Keith Schlarb) enact a scene from the play Abigail Stands Fast. Of English Classes Believe it or not, Alan Kaser puts on a girdle and Kirk Clark flies an airplane as Mr. Jenrxings, Eng- lish teacher, watches on in amazement. Craig Springman, Dave Halt, and Alex Blair members of Journalism Class, predict a warm, sunny day as the rain pours down outside. The Embryo Of Knowledge Grows i«K s£ teA ABOVE-Jack and Terry learn from health teacher, Mr. Keel, the parts of a skull (ac- tually last year ' s pole vaulter who had missed the foam rubber. ) BELOW-Mr. Johnson amusingly observes the improper use of Biology room apparatus. 34 Advanced Classes Prepare Students For College ABOVE: Mr. Campbell conducts an experiment hoping to turn his Chem- istry students into scien- tists of tomorrow. LEFT: Mrs. Russ explains a perplexing problem to her Algebra-Trig class. BE- LOW: Dave Futa and Dave Franklin conduct an ex- periment with levers and pulleys for their Physics class. Home Economics — Learning And Liberation ABOVE: Under the direction of Foods teacher, Mrs. Holmgren, Ron and Gary, donned with aprons and pot holders, turn out just as flakey pie crusts and juicy apple fritters as the future homemakers in their class. RIGHT: Sandy and Carmen learn the right way to put in a zipper from Mrs. Andrea, Cloth- ing instructor. BELOW: Jan Crosswhite and Phil Whitmer test grade school kids ' learning progress in family living class. ACROSS: Cheryl Huff- man, Tom Fisher, and Louanne Vergon learn the essentials of Ac- counting in Mr. Gow- in ' s Bookkeeping class. Nimble Fingers Broaden Minds ACROSS: Office Training allows Diane Firestone, Becky Miller and Sandy Shaffer to learn clerical techniques. BE- LOW: Mrs. Brun- son. Typing and Office Training instructor, points out the keyboard to beginning typists Doug Boomhower, Carolyn Fair and Karen Kotel. Building Strong Bodies Without Wonder Bread ABOVE: Mrs. Pajakowski, Phys. Ed. teacher, starts the intramural hockey tournament with the face off. ABOVE: Rainy days prove advantageous as the boys participate in a game of volleyball. LEFT: Mr. Clarke, Phys. Ed. and History teacher, hands over his keys to Rocky Smith, gym aid, for safe keeping. 38 Agriculture And Shop — A Chance To Prepare For Tomorrow Today ABOVE: In order to avoid panicking while out in a lonely field with tractor trouble , Mr. Verhaege, Agriculture teacher, points out the parts of a tractor where problems usually occur. ACROSS: Mr. Bon- ham, Shop teacher, assists Mike Walls in repairing a motor, with hopes of turning Mike into a capable gas station manager someday. Drawing And Drafting Develop Dexterity ABOVE: Mr. Herter, drafting teacher, has the undivided at- tention of Paula, Dave and Colby as he explains some ba- sic fundamentals. LEFT: Basic Art class develops freedom of self expression. BELOW: Mrs. Kreider, Art teacher, watches Phil as he attempts to do the impossible-- Paint a water col- or without the use of paint or water. LEFT: Mrs. Toll, chorus teacher, at- tempts to teach her class to sing in per- fect harmony. BOT- TOM: Mr. Vander- hagen, band director, leads future musician through a difficult section. POM POM GIRLS: KNEELING-Susie Collins; Manda Albert; Julie Kammerer; Debbie Fries; Pat Kinner. STANDING-Sally Gouker; Linda Holmes; Anita Stevens; Jill Whitmer; Sandy Reeder. Not pictured-Diane Kranitz. High-Stepping Marching Band Takes Top Honors Clubs Foreign Language Club Journeys To Windy City FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: G. Stoner; D. Vukovits; P. Barsody; C. Weiss; SITTING: B. Szymanski, R. Griffin; B. Miller; S. Sny- der; T. Alsop; C. Salyer; M. Lynch; H. Koenig; S. Reeder; S. CoIIings; S. Edison; L. Stewart; C. Summers. STANDING: L. Seiner; J. Geddes; E. Hartsough; C. Boosi; B. DeSloover; N. Shenneman; B. Spring- man; Miss Ray; D. Fries; J. Devenport; D. Hartsough; K. Clark; C. Mauk; A. Stevens; J. Ruggles. 44 LEFT:N.H. S. MEMBERS— J. Nelson; D. Davis; B. Hart- sough; B. Szymanski; S. Halt; A. Stevens; B. Miller; D. Henry; J, Ivankovig; P. Whitmer; M. Petz; C. Shear- er. NEW MEMBERS--L. Sumpter; L. Seiner; C. Rose; S. Edison; M. Edison. 2nd ROW--D. Halt; E. Hart- sough; D. Franklin; S. Emerick; G. Davis. N. H. S. Members not pictured — J. Wesolek. In Socrates ' Footsteps They Saunter 45 YEARBOOK STAFF: SITTING--Becky Miller; Diane Fire- stone; Kay Blosser; Sandy Shaffer; Anita Stevens, Editor. STANDING- -Elaine Hartsough; Bev Szy- manske; Susan Halt; Ass ' t. Editor; Joan Edison; Suzie Edison; Peter Wicks; Julie Ruggles, Ass ' t. Editor. Link And Yearbook Staffers Cover The Year BELOW: LINK STAFF: SITTING-- Maurina Crosswhite; Diane Firestone; Kay Blosser. STANDING-- Mrs. Brimson, Sponsor; Kirk Clark, Laura Stewart; Colby Summers; E laine Hart- sough; Jay Scott; Phil Whitmer, Ass ' t, Editor; Dave Franklin; Kurt Hunt; Sandy Shaffer; Paula Holmes; Cheryl Carbiener; Not Pictured — Jann Wesolek, Editor. DRAMA CLUB--ROW 1: M. McCallum; S. Bone; J. Campbell; J. Crosswhite; B. Hartsough; W. Haynes; K. Payne; R. Griffin; L. Sumpterj J. Nelson; D. Da- vis. ROW 2: Mr. Jennings; C. Yeakey; M. Crosswhite; A. Holstead; S. Edison; D. Boomhower, T. Allsop; D. Futa; B. Szymanski; L. Sumpter; C. Parmely; D. Hartsough; B. Miller; S. Halt; K. Martens. ROWS: C. Summers; M. Stull; P. Futa; G. Platz; J. Ivankovig; K. Clark; S, Grubbs; J. Lynch; D. Firestone; P. Kinner; J. Meert; M. Willbanks. ROW 4: K. Hunt; P. Malkowski; P. Whitmer; D. Boomhower; B. Hahn; L. Stuart; M. Craft; J. Geddes; R. Fisher; M. Haney; C. Carbeiner; J. Kuharic; P. Rose. 47 student Government Devises Changes ABOVE: STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, ROW 1: Paula Holmes; Jana Nelson; Phil Schelling; Phil Borsody; Elaine Hartsough. ROW 2: Suzie Edison; Phil Whitmer; Jane Fair; Debbie Davis; Julie Dittmar; Becky Bejma. ROW 3: Al Kaser; Jay Scott; Paul Annis; Greg Davis. ABOVE: Independent Study Hall--one of Student Council ' s major achievements this year. RIGHT: Boy and Girl ' s State Representa- tives, Mike Petz and Darla Henry. 48 LETTERMEN ' S CLUB: 1st ROW--M. Petz; D. Frank- lin; D. Sprunger; D. Kaser; R. Reeder; K. Clark; J. Schelling; K. Schlarb; G. Zellers, B. Payne; P. Whitmer; C. Shearer; R. Lappin, T. Msh; D. Ver- gon. 2nd ROW--A. Blair; M. Holmgren; B. Sprun- ger; T. Stefaniak; D. Schlarb; J. Houser, R. Smith; D. Boomhower; R. Reeder; P. Schelling; M. Knepp; P. Annis; J. Scott; A. Kaser; D. Sheaks; A. Nichols. 3rd ROW--M. Hudak; P. Malkowski; K. Hunt; C. Weiss; M. Davis; J. Knepp; G. Brinkhoff; G. Gensinger; J. O ' Connor; G. Zimmerle; J. Meert; C. Springman; B. Zimmerle. 1972-73 Pep Club Speech And Debate — A New Addition At N.L.H.S. ABOVE: Speech Club, B. Hartsough; P. Barsody; B. Hahn; M. Craft; J. Campbell; A. Holstead; P. Whitmer; S. Halt; G. Platz; C. Car- biener; L. Stewart; J. Geddes; K. Payne; D. Futa; M. McCallum, BELOW: Library Club, SITTING: I. Miller; M. Edison; L. Sumpter; M. Lynch; C. Mauk; L. Lawson. STANDING: L. Evans; W. Haynes; B. Griffey; D. Firestone; C. Salyer; Mrs. Jones; J. Lynch; C. Yea- key; K. Roush; E. Carbiener. ABOVE: T. B. Representatives, Donathen and Tom Kish. Karen AUDIO VISUAL CLUB: D. Newcomer, D. MalkowsW, B. Woods, B. Morris, R. Ra- cine, P. Barsody, M. Renbarger, L. Meert, M. Craft, W. Salyer. VICA CLUB: ROW 1 J. Perkins, N. Zahn, L. Wolfram, V. O ' Conner, S. Carr, D. Reece, J. Duncan, S. Lappin. ROW 2 — S. Shaffer, M. Johnson, D. Boomhower, D. Henry, L. Hocker, K. Osier, B. Griffey, L. Malkowski, Mr. Hunt, Sponsor. ROW 3-- J. Vida, M. Renbarger, K. Glon, D. Hooten, J. Shipley, J. Wroblewski, E. Aldrich, B. Utteral. ROW 4--R. Holt, L. Correll, B. Alward, T. Coleman, D. Hurt, M. Eas- terday, K. Blosser, S. Clark, D. Rexstrew, D. Newcomer. 51 F. F. A. — 1st ROW: J. Meert; B. McCallum; Sneller; P. Borsody; D. Rexstrew; J. Ku- charic; D. Malkowski; K. Ligget. 2nd ROW: Mr. Verhaeghe; B. Shaw; W. Salyer; C. Konopka; A. Anderson; C. Sneller; C. Boosi; M. McCallum; L. Evans; S. Nicodemus; G. Dudeck. 3rd ROW: R. Holt; L. Meert; G. Brinkoff; K. Wrobleski; D. Rose; G. Platz. 4th ROW: D. Stull; T. Menefee; L. Shirley; G. Borton; K. Glon; J. Wrobleski. USHERS CLUB: Mr. Bonham; G. Aldrich; D. Malkowski; K. Sims; B. Liggett; R. Sau- die; B. Morris; K. Ligget; B. McCallum; M. Renbarger; B. Szymanski; K. Payne; K. Knepp; L. Neland; C. Kime; D. Rexstrew. 52 SPORTS « ' JiSS ku-i k- -.. . ' -. S Runners Resolute Winning Season Under the direction and coaching of Mr. Herter, the C.C. team ex- perienced a seemingly, taken for granted, winning season again this year. As before, trophies were received (sometimes without rec- ognition), and a fine record of 9-4 completed their season. The mighty N. L. team still remains undefeated in conference dual meets. r w r CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD: 1st ROW--P. Rose, Manager; B. Payne; K. Clark; D. Ka- ser; R. Lappin. 2nd ROW: T. Stefaniak; C. Gensinger; B. Zimmerle; M. Hudak; M. Holmgren. 3rd ROW: B. Kring; P. Malkowski; D. Vukovits; A. Blair; Mr. Herter, Coach. And Succeed ■_. -■.. .U S-jSLXr-,- ' LEFT: GUARDS— M. Petz, J. Houser, J. Knepp, Tim Whitmer, M. Cross- white, D. Fisher, J. Shipley. LOWER LEFT: B-TEAM BACKS--D. Stull, J. O ' Conner, T. Menefee, G. Platz, T. Solmos, B. Strang, B. Brown, D. Walk- er. BELOW: ENDS— M. Davis, D. Franklin, A. Kaser, J. Snyder, M. Knepp. BELOW: BOTTOM--D. Pinter, Manager; D. Vergon, M. Davis, K. Carbeiner, D. Franklin, C. Shearer, K. Schlarb, J. Schelling, M. Petz, D. Sprunger, Manager. SECOND ROW-- Coaches Keel, Szucs , and Clark; M. Crosswhite, M. Dickey, A. Nickles, M. Stoneburner, B. Brown, G. Platz, B. Strang. THIRD ROW--D. Walker, A. Kaser, J. Scott, T. Solmos, J. Snyder, S. Nicodemus, B. Schultz, Tim Whitmer, D. Fisher, C. Weiss. FOURTH ROW— J. Knepp, M. Walls, P. Annis, J. Houser, T. Menefee, M. Knepp, J. O ' Conner, R. Reeder, D. Stull, J. Shipley. FIFTH ROW-- WATERGIRLS—S. Edison, C. Summers, J. Edison. Gridders Vie For Positions On Squad ABOVE: STARTING VARSITY BACKS--]. Schelling, K. Schlarb, C. Shearer, K. Carbie- ner, R. Reeder. RIGHT: QUARTERBACKS AND CENTERS-- A. Nickles, M. Stoneburner, J. Scott, P. Annis. BELOW: TACKLES— M. Dickey, D. Vergon, C. Weiss, M. Walls, S. Nicode- mus, B. Sclmltz. 57 Shamrocks Have Successful Season With 4-5 Record North Liberty fans saw one of the toughest com- petitive teams ever to exist at Liberty High. This year ' s football team carried a charisma of deter- mination and strength. Success was on their minds at the start of each game as they prepared themselves both mentally and physically for their encounterments. Defeat never hindered their vic- torious attitude. Rain or shine, they gave it their all and finished up the season with a 4-4 record. Of course the two heartbreaking losses to LaVille and Fairfield will always be remembered. Though the scoreboard contradicted, Liberty fans knew who the victory belonged to. At the end of the season. Coach Clarke was heard saying he wouldn ' t trade the guys for anything, and that sufficiently summed up the feeling of everyone at Liberty High. The Short And Tall Of Football M -;i M ■ . X- - «.=- i, 1 iimiMiiiiTiiTiMllii ' i ' - ' ' L Z a is 1 a 1 ' Jh ' 1 % 1 1 i n ■ . ...iA J i ismig iri A new addition to the ' 72 football squad were water- girls Joan Edison, Colby Summers, and Suzie Edison. 59 Dribblers Draw State-Ranked Rivals 61 RIGHT— GUARDS: Randy Reeder; J. Scott; A. Kaser; C. Gensinger; D. Sheaks; Rocky Reeder. BOTTOM RIGHT— CENTERS AND FORWARDS: D. Kaser; D. Franklin; C. Weiss; M. Davis; M. Walls. Ir 1 1 V } Jh 1 1 HL y Har ' ' ' i 62 VARSITY TEAM: C. Gensinger; D. Franklin; D. Kaser; M. Davis; M. Walls; A. Kaser; Coaches Keel and Herter; J. Scott; R. Reeder; D. Sheaks; R. Reeder; C. Weiss; D. Sprunger; Manager. B-TEAM: C. Newcomb; M. Hudak; A. Nichols; P. Annis; J. Mortakis; T. Stefaniak; A. Blair; P. Malkowski. FRESHMEN TEAM: R. Carter; T. Sheaks; G. Zellers; B. Zimmerle; J. Snyder; S. Six; T. Solmos; A. Morris; R. Hamilton; D. Fisher; L. Walls; C. Holmgren; C. Parmley; J. Blosser; Managers; Coach Miller. 63 ABOVE: Dependable, unde- feated Jon Schelling, is just about ready to pin his opponent, which really quieted down La Lumiere ' s cheering section. RIGHT: Jack Knepp attempts to escape the grappling hold of his opponent. BELOW: Heavy- weight Marv Dickey adds the final blow to La Lumiere as he widens the winning margin by six more points. 64 ABOVE: Kevin Carbiener ' s opponent from tmdefeated La Lumiere is in trouble as Kev is about to add six points to the Shamrock ' s score. ABOVE: Determination on his face, Charlie Shearer attempts to get his man down on the mat. RIGHT: With tiie scoreboard in the background as proof, and only 5 seconds to go, Jim Houser holds on desper- ately to keep his opponent from an escape to tie the score, and a draw on their match. 65 Wrestlers Win War Of The Weights ABOVE: Doug Boom- hower leaves the mat after his pin, to share his success and happi- ness with Coach Clarke and fellow teammates. Caught in action during the North Liberty- -La Lumiere wrestling match are RIGHT, Gerritt Brinkhoff and BELOW, Ron Lappin, ABOVE: VARSITY WRESTLERS: KNEELING— R. Smith, P. Schelling, D. Schlarb, G. Briakhoff, M. Knepp, C. Shearer, J. Schelling. STANDING-- Coach Clarke, J. Houser, R. Lappin, J. Knepp, K. Carbeiner, D. Boomhower, M. Dickey, R. Pinter, Manager. BELOW LEFT: B-TEAM WRESTLERS: BOTTOM— J. Ganger, M. Stull, B. Kring, K. Lynch. TOP--R. Hnter, H. Murphy, S. Morris, J. Shipley, S. Nicodemus. RIGHT: MAT MAIDS: 1st ROW— S. Edison, K. Martens. 2nd ROW--D. Boomhower, C. Summers, J. Ruggles. 67 BELOW: Dean Kaser in the long- jump. He broke the school record with a distance of 20 ' 7 1 4 . RIGHT: Jerry Pittman, one of Liberty ' s shot putters. BOTTOM: Pat Malkowski, Dan Vukovits, and Joey Meert in the mile. Pat holds the record for the mile with a time of 4:34. 5. Never-Ending Record Breaking Leads Trackmen To Victorious 11-5 Season 68 TOP LEFT: Phil Whitmer in the high hurdles. Phil broke the school record with a time of 15. 9 seconds and another record of 21. 4 in the lows. TOP RIGHT: Poised and determined, Greg Singleton vaults over the bar. LEFT: Jim Houser throws the discus, a new event at NLHS. BELOW: John Snyder easily clears the bar in the high jump. 69 Cindermen Conquer Competitors TOP RIGHT: Dave Franklin in the h igh jump. RIGHT: P. Whitmer, K. Hunt, and D. Kaser sweep the 100 yard dash. Besides running the 100, Kurt Hunt threw the discus the farthest, 115 ft. , for NL. BOTTOM RIGHT: Alan Nichols hands the baton to Pat Malkowski in the mile relay. The relay team composed of Nichols, Malkowski, D. Franklin, and M. Davis broke the school record with a time of 3:36. Nichols broke the record in the 440 yard dash with a time of 52. 8 and Malkowski broke the record in the 220 at a time of 22. 9. i- 1 n P • jKi ' y n If flj BHi ;7 70 ABOVE: Alan Nichols in the long jump. BE- LOW: SITTING— J. O ' Connor; L. Meert; T. Sheaks; B. Kring; J. Shipley; G. Mauk; J. Geddes. KNEELING— J. Snyder; T. Stefan- iak; R. Hamilton; G. Singleton; D. Boom- hower; B. Zimmerle; J. Pittman; D. Vuko- vits; J. Houser; J. Blosser, Manager. STAND- ING — Coaches Verhaeghe and Keel; C. Weiss; A. Nichols; P. Whitmer; D. Frank- lin; P. Malkowski; K. Hunt; D. Kaser; P. Wicks; D. Sprunger, Manager. 71 RIGHT: Paul Atmis ends the inning as he retires his man at first base. BELOW: Dave Sheaks receives the laurels of glory from his homerun. BELOW RIGHT: As he hears the crack of the bat, Randy Reeder is determined to reach first base. 72 North Liberty ' s Spring Swing Team SITTING: D. Sheaks; M. Petz; R. Reeder; R. Carter; P. Rose; R. Moreno; T. Menefee. KNEELING: M. Stonebumer; P. Armis; R. Lappin; R. Reeder; J. Kaser. STANDING: Coaches Szucs and Gowin; K. Schlarb; T. Kish; C. Gensinger; J. Scott; R. Sheaks; B. Woods; J. Nelson, Bat Girl; J. Scott, Manager; not pictured M. Edison, Bat Girl. 73 VARSITY GOLF TEIAM: Alan Kaser, Gary Zimmerle, Craig Springman, Mike Hudak, and Mark Holmgren. Golfers Tee Off To Triumphs «« 3 7 YDS: 74 ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Miller watches as Mike Hudak shows his form. ABOVE: Phil Borsody attempts a difficult putt. LEFT: Craig Springman ready to tee off. BELOW: Mem- bers of the B-Team on the green. 75 V.B. Team Fares Well In Sectional TOP: VARSITY TEAM-- 1st ROW-- Co- Captains, J. Edison; A. Stevens. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Pajakowski, Coach; J. Ivan- kovig; L. DeSloover; M. Edison; J. Rug- gles. Not pictured, S. Edison. ABOVE: B-TEAM--M. Alberts; L. Holmes; B. Bejma; S. Naragon; B. Lambert; B. DeSloover; C. Anderson; J. Dittmar. ACROSS: C-TEAM— 1st ROW--M. Payne; Co- Captains, C. Salyer and J. Whitmer; J. Nelson. 2nd ROW: M. Hay; N. O ' Connor; C. Spitz; S. Grubbs. ACROSS: With the back-up help of Marlene Edison, Anita Stevens goes up for a block at the Sectional final with Jackson. CENTER- LEFT: Marlene Edison, high in the air dinks the ball over to Jackson ' s side. CENTER- RIGHT: Joan Edison, high point getter on the squad, shows her form during one of her powerful serves. BOT- TOM: Members of the B-Team Squad anticipate action as Sherry Naragon re- ceives a serve. Girl ' s Softball - Outlet For Excess Energy SOFTBALL TEAM--KNEELING: Pat Franklin, mana- ger; Lee Seiner; Julie Dittmar; Julie Kammerer; Jill Whitmer; Debbie Fries; Becky Bejema; Jerry Gouker, manager. SECOND ROW: Nancy O ' Connor; Marcia Alberts; Sandy Reeder; Susie Collings; Bonnie Snod- grass; Marlene Edison. STANDING: Cindy Sneller; Ellen Carbenier; Heidi Koenig; Joan Edison; Julie Ruggles; Suzie Edison; Mrs. Holmgren. Li M— BBS ' S 78 4 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS: Janice Ivan- kovig; Marlene Edison; Joy Nelson; Kathy Martini; Louanne Vergon. Cheer Cheer For Old Liberty High ABOVE— B- TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Cindy Bunch; Lu Seiner; Cathy Wilcox; Lee Seiner. LEFT--FRESH- MEN CHEERLEADERS: Jamie Her- ter; Jana Nelson; Jody Glon; Sandy Reeder. Instant Replays Of Sports Highlights 80 People SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS: Darla Henry, Treasurer; Joe Geddes, Vice-President; Dave Franklin, President; and Jan Wesolek, Secretary. ALBERT, ROGER ALWARD, ROBERT BLOSSER, KAY BOOMHOWER, DEBRA CAMPBELL, JANE CARBIENER, CHERYL CARBIENER, KEVIN CARR, SUSAN CLARK, KIRK 82 CLARK, TERESA COLLINGS, MARK CORRELL, LOGAN CROSSWHITE, JAN CROSSWHITE, MAURINA DAVIS, MICHAEL Senior Girls Triumph In Basketball Game DeSLOOVER, LINDA DUNCAN, JUDY EASTERDAY, MARK GRIFFEY, REBECCA HAHN, BETTY HARBER, JOSEPH HARTSOUGH, BEVERLY HAYNES, WAUNITA HENRY, DARLA Seniors Display Talents HOCKER, Le ANN HOLMES, PAULA HOOTEN, DENNIS IVANKOVIG, JANICE JOHNSON, MARIE KASER, DEAN raSH, THOMAS LAPPIN, RONALD LEES, VICKI LIGGETT, PATRICIA LITTERAL, DEBRA MALKOWSKI, LINDA Sleeping Sickness — A Symptom Of Senioritis MAUK, GREGORY MILLER, REBECCA NEWCOMER, DAN O ' CONNOR, DEBORAH O ' CONNOR, VICKIE 85 ODLE, PEARL OSLER, KAREN PAYNE, ROBERT The Greatest Distance We Have To Cover Still Lies Before Us PERKINS, JANICE PETZ, MICHAEL REECE, DOTTIE REEDER, ROCKY REXSTREW, DAVID RUGGLES, JULIE 86 K SCHELLING, JON SCHLARB, KEITH SHAFFER, SANDRA SHEAKS, RANDY SHEARER, CHARLES SHERWOOD, MARY SHIPLEY, JANET SPRUNGER, DANIEL STEVENS, ANITA STEWART, LAURA SUMMERS, COLBY 87 SUMPTER, LORI SUMPTER, LYNETTE VERGON, DENNIS VIDA, JOHN WESOLEK, JANN WHITMER, PHIL WICKS, PETER The Finished Product Of 12 Years Schooling WOLFRAM, LAURA ZAHN, NANCY ZELLERS, GARY GEDDES, JOE LAPPIN, SHELLEY RENBARGER, MARK Jeffrey O. Aldrich March 13, 1955 May 30, 1970 THE NOBLE NATURE By Ben Johnson It is not growing like a free In bvdk, doth make Man better be Or standing long an oak, three hundred years, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere; A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night-- It was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures life may perfect be. 89  ROGER ALBERT--VICA 12; Cho- rus 9, 10, 11. ROBERT ALWARD--F. F. A. 9,10; VICA 12, (Vice-President). KAY BLOSSER--VICA 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Lirik Staff 12. DEBRA BOOMHOWER- -Wrestling Maid 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Assistant 11, 12; Crest Staff 10; Lini; Staff 11; Student Librarian 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11; 4-H 9; Super Fan Award 12. JANE CAMPBELL-- Foreign Lan- guage Club 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Speech Club 12; Crest Staff 11; Link Staff 11; Chorus 12; Pom- Poms 10, 11; VFW Speech Winner 12; Speech- Debate Award 12; Best Actress Award 12. CHERYL CARBIENER-- Foreign Language Club 9, 12; Drama Club 12 (Treasurer); Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Speech Club 12; Office As- sistance 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. KEVIN CARBIENER--Football 9, 10, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Wrestling 12; Class Officer 11 (President). SUSAN CARR--G.A.A. 9, 10; Student Librarian 11; Chorus 9, 11; Home Ec. Award 12. KIRK CLARK--Basketball 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Pep Club 10; Let- termen ' s Club 9, 10,11,12; Link Staff 12; Choms 9,10,11; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. TIM COLEMAN- -VICA 12. MARK COLLINGS--Wrestling 9, 11. LOGAN CORRELL-- Cross Country 11; VICA 12; Audio- Visual 11. JAN CROSSWHITE-- Drama Club 12; G.A.A. 11; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. MAURINA CROSSWHITE--Drama Club 12; Link Staff 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. MIKE DAVIS- -Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; F. F.A. 9, 10, 11; Let- termen ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. LINDA DESLOOVER-- G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Volley- ball 9, 10, 11 (Most Valuable Player), 12. JUDY DUNCAN-- Pep Club 10; VICA 12. MARK EASTERDAY--F. F.A. 9, 10; VICA 11 (Parliamentarian), 12 (President); 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12 (President). JOAN EDISON-- Softball 11, 12 (Tri- Captain); Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10 (Secretary- Treasurer) 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 9 (Treasurer); Water Girl 12. SUZANNE EDISON— Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 12; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11; Water Girl 12; Mat Maid 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Student Council 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 12; G.A.A. 9 (Trea- surer), 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary- Treasurer), 12 (Presi- dent); Class Officer 11 (Secretary); Crest Staff 11, 12 (Business Man- ager); Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secre- tary-Treasurer); 4-H 9, 10, 11. SHELLY EVANS LAPPIN--F. F. A. 10, 11 (Secretary); G.A.A. 9; VICA 12; 4-H 9. DAVE FRANKLIN— Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co- Captain, All Confer- ence); Basketball 9, 10, 11 (Leading Rebounder), 12 (Tri- Captain); Track 9, 10, 11 (Hardest Worker), 12 (Co- Captain); Honor Society 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11 (President); Lettermen ' s Club 10 11, 12; Class Officer 12 (Presi- dent); Link Staff 10, 11, 12; Cit- izenship 9, 10, 12; Science Award 12; Alan Wenger Memorial Award 12. DAVE FUTA-- Cross Country 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 12 (Vice-President); Lettermen ' s Club 10, 11; Chorus 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Ham Award 12; Marine Corps Band Award 12. JOE GEDDES-- Track 10; Foreign Unguage Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Dra- ma ClublO, 11, 12 (President); Link Staff 12; Chorus 11, 12 (President); Class Officer 12 (Vice-President); Best Actor Award 11, 12. BECKY GRIFFEY-- Foreign Lan- guage Club 10; VICA 12; Student Librarian 9, 10 (Vice-President), 11, 12. BETTY HAHN— Foreign Language Club 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; G.A.A. 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Speech Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10. BEVERLY HARTSOUGH— Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Foreign Lan- guage Club 9, 10; Office Assistance 11, 12; Student Librarian 9, 10; VFW Award 12 (Runner-up). WAUNITA HA YNES— Student Council 9; Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Student Librarian 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Band 9. DARLA HENRY- -Honor Society 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 (President); Vol- leyball 9, 10, 11; VICA 12; Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); Office As- sistance 12; Link Staff 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Girls State Representative; Citizenship Award 12; John Philip Sousa Award. LEANN HOCKER-- Student Council 10; Foreign Language Club 9; Class Officer 9 (Secretary). PAULA HOLMES- -Student Council 11, 12 (Treasurer); Foreign Lan- guage Club 9, 10, 11; Link Staff 12; Band 9, 10. DENNIS HOOTEN— VICA 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. JANICE IVANKOVIG-- Cheer- leader 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary); Drama Club 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (President), 12; Office As- sistance 12; Crest Staff 11; Link Staff 11, 12; Band 11, 12; Citizen- ship Award 10. MARIE JOHNSON-- Pep Club 10, 11. DEAN KASER— Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Cross Country 11, 12 (Captain); Track 12; F. F.A. 9; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; Band 9, 10. TOM KISH- -Baseball 10, 11, 12; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; T.B. League Representative (Vice- President). RON LA PPIN-- Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Kiwanis Award); Track 9, 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12 (Leading Pitcher); Wrestling 10, 11, 12 (Most Improved); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12 (Vice-President); Lettermen ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Cho- rus 9, 10, 11, 12; Youth Coalition Representative . VICKIE LEES- -Drama Club 12; Speech and Debate Team 12. 90 DEBRA LITTERAL— Ushers Club 10, 11. LINDA MALKOWSKI— VICA 11, 12 (Secretary); Chorus 9. GREG MAUK— Track 10, 12; Wres- tling 11; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; Drama Club Technical Award 12. REBECCA MILLER— Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9; Rotary Club; English Award 12; Scholarship Award 9, 10, 11; Valedictorian; Band 9, 10. DANNY NEWCOMER— VICA 11, 12 (Parliamentarian). DEBORAH O ' CONNER- -Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Home Eco- nomics Award 12. VICKIE O ' CONNER- -Pep Club 9, 10; VICA 12. KAREN OSLER-- Foreign Language Club 9; VICA 12. BOB PAYNE-- Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. JANICE PERKINS— VICA 12 (Re- porter); Link Staff 12. MIKE PETZ— Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Most Valuable Lineman); Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Honorary Captain); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Lettermen ' s Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Boys State; Betty Crocker Award, Sportsmanship and Mental At- titude Award. DOTTY REECE-- Student Librarian 10,11; VICA 12. ROCKY REEDER— Basketball 9, 10, 11 (Top Free Throw Per Centage), 12; Cross Covmtry 11; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Lettermen ' s Club 9, 10, 11, 12. MARK RENBARGER— F.F.A. 11, 12; Ushers Club 11, 12. DAVID REXSTREW— Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 (Sentinel); Ushers Club 10, 11, 12. JULIE RUGGLES— Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12 (Tri- Captain); Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Crest Staff 11, 12 (Assistant Editor); Mat Maid 12; Link Staff 11; Band 9, 10 (Secretary), 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10 (Secretary), 11, 12. JONATHAN SCHELLING— Football 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; North Liberty Invitational Wres- tling Meet Winner 9, 10; Bremen Invitational Winner 11, 12; Ches- terton Invitational Winner 12; Conference Champion 9, 10, 11, 12; Sectional Champion 11, 12; Most Valuable Wrestler 11, 12; Most Team Points 11, 12; Crest Staff 11, 12; Link Staff 10, 11; Athlete of the Year Award 12. KEITH SCHLARB— Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Base- ball 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11; Lettermen ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (Treasurer). SANDRA SHAFFER— Foreign Lan- guage Club 9; Link Staff 11, 12; Crest Staff 12; Chorus 11. RANDY SHEAKS— Baseball 11, 12; F.F.A. 9. CHARLIE SHEARER— Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co- Captain, Most Val- uable Back); Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co- Captain, All Conference); Honor Society 11, 12 (President); Foreign Language Club 10, 11; Lettermen ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (Vice-President), 10 (Vice-President), 11 (Vice-Presi- dent); Link Staff 12 (Business Man- ager); 4-H 9; DAR Award; Alter- nate Boys State; Citizenship Award 11; Junior Kiwanis; P. E. Award 12; Social Studies Award 12; His- tory Award 11 . MARY SHERWOOD— Chorus 9. JANET SHIPLEY— Drama Club 9; VICA 12; Ushers Club 9; Chorus 9, 10; Football Homecoming Court 11. DANIEL SPRUNGER— Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (IVIanager); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Manager); Track 9, 10, 11, 12 (Manager); Drama Club 12; Lettermen ' s Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Mathematics Award 12. ANITA STEVENS--Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Most Valuable Setter); Honor Society 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (Vice-President); Foreign Lan- guage Club 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 (Secretary- Treasurer); Class Officer 10 (Secretary); Crest Staff 10, 11, 12 (Editor); Pom- Poms 9, 10, 11, 12; Citizenship 9, 11; DAR Citizenship 12; Business Award 12. LAURA STEWART--Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech Club 12; Office Assistance 11, 12; Crest Staff 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Frances Shop Fash- ion Board Member. COLBY SUMMERS- -Softball 11; Foreign Language Qub 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary- Treasurer); Drama Club 10, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (Treasurer); Link Staff 11, 12; Water girl 12; Mat Maid 11, 12; Band 9, 10. LORl SUMPTER-- Drama Club 11, 12; Student Librarian 11, 12; Cho- rus 9, 10, 12. LYNETTE SUMPTER— Honor So- ciety 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Stu- dent Librarian 12; Chorus 9, 10. DENNIS VERGON-- Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 11; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; Link Staff 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H 9, 10, 11, 12. JOHN VIDA— F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. JANN WESOLEK-- Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Softball 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer); Student Coun- cil 10 (Secretary); Foreign Lan- guage Club 9, 10 (Treasurer), 11, 12; Drama Club 10; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 12 (Secretary); Link Staff 10, 11, 12 (Editor); Mat Maid 11. PHIL WHITMER— Football 9, 10, 11; Track 11, 12 (Captain, Most Valuable Player, High point Man); Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; (President); Foreign Language Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9; Lettermen ' s Club 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (President); Crest Staff 10; Link Staff 10, 11, 12 (Co- Edi- tor); 4-H 9; Art Award 10, 11, 12; Salutatorian. PETER WICKS— Football 9, 11; Wrestling 11; Band 9; Track 12. LORA WOLFRAM— Cheerleader 9; Foreign Language Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Link Staff 11; Stu- dent Librarian 9; Chorus 10, 11. NANCY ZAHN— Pep Club 9, 10, 11; VICA Club 12. GARY ZELLERS-- Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9; Lettermen ' s Club 9, 10, 11. 91 n W JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jay Scott, President; Rocky Smith, Vice President; Marlene Edi- son, Secretary; Louanne Vergon, Treasurer. Juniors Journey On Aldrich, Ed Allsop, Theresa Boomhower, Doug Brinkhoff, Gerrit BrowTi, Bill Bunch, Steve Clark, Bruce Clark, Stanley Craft, Michael Davis, Debra Dickey, Marvin Donathen, Karen Edison, Marlene Emerick, Scott Fair, Jane Firestone, Diana Fisher, Tom Franklin, Beverly Fraser, Barb Frazier, Mark Ganger, Dianna Gensinger, Chris Glon, Kenny Gowin, Robert 92 Griffin, Ruth Halt, Susan Hanes, Pam Haney, Michael Hartsough, Craig Holstead, Annette Holt, Richard Hostetler, Ginger Houser, James Kaser, Alan Kime, Christine Kinner, Pat Knepp, Jack Koenig, Heinrich Kring, Christine Kuharic, John Litteral, Robert Lynch, Jacqueline Through A Year Of Bake Sales Malkowski, Daniel Martens, Kathy McCallum, Maureen Meert, Jane Morris, Brian Murphy, Howard 93 Neland, Larry Nelson, Joy Newcomer, Ruth Ann Nichols, Alan Norris, Cynthia Payne, Karen Racine, Richard Racine, Roger Reeder, Randy Rose, Coleen Paper Drives And Other Money-Making Projects mtf K gsstv Salyer, Wade Savoie, Ronald Scott, Jay Sheaks, Dave Sims, Deborah 94 (( ■? J ' ' stands For Juniors Six, Sharon Smith, Rocky Snyder, Susan Solmos, Cynthia Springman, Craig Springman, Diane Stull, Carolyn Szymanski, Beverly Vergon, Louanne Walls, Michael Wasserman, Dan Wegenka, Gregory Wilcox, Cathy Willbanks, Mary Wroblewski , Kenneth Zimmerle, Gary 95 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Terry Szczpiorski, President; Paul Annis, Vice- President; Greg Davis, Treasurer; Elaine Hartsough, Secretary. Albert, Manda Aldrich, Greg Anderson, Allison Annis, Paul Armentrout, Anita Beaver, Daniel Bejma, Becky Blair, Alex Blosser, Keith Bone, Sara Borton, Glen Bucket, Jackie Bunch, Cindy Cisney, Karen Clark, Dermis Clark, Stuart Clay, Ronald Crosswhite, Maurice Davenport, Joyce Davis, Greg Desloover, Rick Dudeck, Greg Duncan, Linda Evans, William 96 Fair, Carolyn Fries, Debbie Futa, Marlene Geddes, John Gouker, Sally Halt, David Hanson, Edward Harbough, Debra Hartsough, Elaine Hiatt, Cathy Hickman, Scott Holmes, Linda The Agony Of Being A Sophomore Holmgren, Mark Hudak, Michael Huffman, Cheryl Hunt, Kurt Kahlmorgan, Karla Kane , Kathy Knepp, Mickey Konderla, Donna Kotal, Karen Kranitz, Diane Laskowski , Paul Lawson, Lorain 97 Lawson, Nora Lewis, Richard Liggett, Brian Liggett, Kirk Lindville, Dean Lynch, Marita Maciejewski, Pam Malkowski, Pat Martindale, Susan Mauk, Carolyn Meert, Joseph Meert, Louis Menefee, Terry Michael, Patrica Miller, Charles Miller, Inez Miller, Mark Mortakis, John Mroczkiewicz, Carol Naragon, Sherry Newcomb, Chris Nichols, Brenda O ' Conner, Jack Pinkowski, Brenda Pittman, Jerry Platz, Gail Redman, Cynthia Rom waiter, Mary Rose, David Rynearson, Pam Salyer, Chris Schultz, Brian Seiner, Lu Shaw, Brian 98 In Sheneman, Nancy Shipley, Jack Shirley, Larry Sims, Keith Singleton, Gregory Smith, Deborah Snyder, Cynthia Snyder, Rebecca Sotisley, Cindy SpilLman, Nancy Spriggs, Dennis Springman, Brenda Sprunger, Bruce Stefaniak, Tom Stoner, Gene Stull, Donald Sullivan, Deborah Szczypiorski, Terry Vukovils, Daniel Wagner, Terry Walker, David Weiss, Chris Wesolek, Carla Whitmer, Jill Wiley, Cheryl Wood, Charles Woods, Ben Wright, Pat Yeakey, Carol Zellers, Kirby FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Hamilton, Vice President; Sherry Pittman, Treasurer; Jana Nelson, President; Glenn Platz, Secretary. Albert, Marcia Anderson, Carol Basham , Robert Blosser, James Boosi, Christine Borsody, Philip Carbiener, Ellen Carter, Richard Cavender, Garry Cavender, JoAnne Clark, Karla Coleman, Michael Ceilings, Michelle Cooper, Bonnie Cooreman, Chris Cripe, Michael Curtis, Sheryl Davis, Pamela DeSloover, Bonnie Dittmar, Julie Divine, Joel Evans, Lisa Fisher, Dennis Fisher, Robin 100 III Flora, Kathleen Futa, Paul Ganger, John Glon, Jody Goad, Linda Grubbs, Shelley Gumz, Kim Hahn, Paul Hamilton, Rick Hanes, Chris Hans, Marcia Harber, Steve Flaunty Frosh Flabbergast Fellow Faces Hartsough, Diane Hay, Marlis Herter, Jami Hiatt, Cindy Holmgren, Carl Holston, Carmen Hostetler, Diane Howard, Charles Kammerer, Julie Kaser, John Knepp, Karen Koenig, Heidi Konopka, Cheryl Kring, Theresa Kring, William Lambert, Brenda Long, James Lynch, Kevin 101 Marek, Bill McCallum, Brian Meert, Andy Morens, Ron Morris, Andy Morris, Steve Nelson, Jana Nicodemus, Shawn Nowiski, Jeff O ' Comier, Nancy Parmley, Craig Payne, Mary Pinter, Rick Pittman, Sherry P ' Platz, Glenn Reece, Charles Reeder, Sandy Rodriguez, Alfredo Rodriguez, Debra Rose, Pat Ross, Debra Roush, Brenda Schelling, Phil Seiner, Lea Shaw, Kenneth Sheaks, Tim 102 Six, Steve Smith, Cheryl Sneller, Cindy Sneller, Mike Snodgrass, Bonnie Snyder, John Solmos, Ty Spitz, Carolyn Stokes, Bob Stoneburner, Mike Strang, Bob Stull, Mike Stump, Angela Szmanda, Pam Walls , Larry Wasserman, Dale Whitmer, Tim Whitmer, Tom Wilhelm, Nancy Williams, Kelly Wilson, Arlie Wiltsie, Gertrude Wood, Charles Zahn, Warren Zellers, Greg Zimmerle, Barry 103 Senior Portraits By ROBERTSON ' S OF SOUTH BEND Eat, Drink, Be Merry At Walkerton ' s Brazier Dairy Queen GUY RIZEK HEATING, PLUMBING, COLLING Phone: 656-4524 66466 State Road 23 North Liberty 104 UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING JOIN NOW — GO LATER UP TO SIX MONTHS LATER. 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Growing in North Liberty Beer — Liquor — Wine Domestic Imported Party SuppHes Phone: 586-3513 Walkerton, Indiana MERCER ' S BEVERAGE HOUSE INC. CASE Gardner Farm Equipment Walkerton, Indiana Compliments of DR. BURTON L. FURST 107 PIZZA BOWL LANES Try Our High Scoring Lanes Pizza (At Its Best) Billiards Drive a little — Save a lot On U.S. 6InWalkerton Phone: 586-3850 o; 8w 4 Home of Good Clothes and Shoes 614 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana FRANK ' S CAMPER SALES Starcraft Leisure — Time and Globe Star Travel Trailers Fifth Wheels Motor Homes and Fold Down Camping Trailers 656: 8232 North Liberty Compliments of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY LORRAINE ' S Fabrics and Family Clothing Walkerton, Indiana AL-N-DOR RESTAURANT Our Specialty Regal Fried Chicken ' Open daily 6A.M.to9P.M. Smorgasboard Salad Bar Sundays II A.M. to 5 P.M. Corner of RT. 6 23 No. Walkerton, Ind. Phone 586-2891 GROCERIES AND MEATS .,xh COMMUNITY IGA GROCERY Fresh fruits and vegetables Choice Meats 108 in liiil M km |i i CENTRAL STATE BANK OF LAKEVILLE Your Bank of Friendly Service Member of F.D. I.e. Lakeville, Indiana JUDY ' S BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling — Permanents — Tinting Hours: Wed. Thurs. 8-12 3:30 to 6:30 Mon. — Tues. 8-12 Fri. — Sat. 8-5 207 W. Center No. Liberty Phone: 656-4491 JACOB DRUGS Walkerton Lakeville HOCKER TRANSFER, INC. If you ' ve got it, a truck brought it. North Liberty, Ind. Compliments of DR. MRS. HERSHBERGER BESSMER HARDWARE CENTRAL EQUIPMENT CO. 109 Congratulations to the Class of 73 CLYDE ' S STEERING SERVICE 6678 State Road 23 North Liberty. Indiana LEE ' S USED CARS AND TRUCKS Also Campers and Used Tires All Cars Safety Checked And Ready To Go 6690 State Road 23 North Liberty Phone: 656-4672 GENE ' S SUNOCO Phone: 656-8956 101 North Main Street North Liberty, Indiana Compliments of LONZOOILCO. Phone: 656-8121 LUMBER Congratulations to the 1973 Graduates Compliments of WHITMER LUMBER COMPANY Road 23 — North Liberty, Indiana FEECE FLORAL SHOPPE We Specialize in the Unique 402 Illinois Street Walkerton, Indiana Phone: 586-3116 110 Congratulations to the 1973 Graduates COMPLIMENTS OF DR. MRS. JOVENTINO C. NAVAL North Liberty, Indiana R. H. FRANKLIN Gasoline — Fuel Oils — LP Gas Chemicals — Liquid Fertilizers North Liberty, Indiana Phone: 656-8222 NORTH LIBERTY GRAIN AND FEED Congratulations to the Graduates TROBAUGH AUTO PARTS Main Street North Liberty Phone 656-8125 or 656-8126 Compliments of the Knechts NORTH LIBERTY ELEVATOR North Liberty, Indiana WHITMER ' S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions Proms, Birthdays, Weddings Flowers by Wire 28630 St. Rd. 4 — No. Liberty, Indiana Phone: 656-8333 JIM ' S SERVICE STATION Lonzo Oil Products Tires and Batteries 111 WILCOX SUPERMARKET Where Good Meals Begin North Liberty. Indiana Waikerton, Indiana I Vs-V. % ' foer ■■ r.7 f : WELCO RESTAURANT Waikerton, Indiana 24- Hour Service Home Cooking MOONEY ' S MARKET Corner of Mayflower Ind. 23 Congratulations 1973 Graduates BIG C LUMBER CO. North Liberty, Indiana Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ' 73 FARMERS STATE BANK Lapaz, Indiana LIBERTY HEALTH CENTER 100 South Main Street No. Liberty Phone: 656-8144 Zip-46554 112 Septic Tanks — Dry Wells P D Silo Unloader Equipment SILO MANUFACTURING CO. NOL LIBERTY, IND. Phone:656-8511 RIDGE WALKERTON AUTOMOTIVE Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 Compliments of HER PLACE Walkerton, Indiana Phone:586-3631 Your Complete Automotive Supplier 620 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Phone:586-3165 Keep Your Kool! CallRUPE ' S Phone: 288-7577 Auto Air Conditioner Service Corner Mayflower Ind. 23 MARTIN ' S SUNOCO Walkerton, Indiana Phone: 586-2985 DAVE ' S RAY ' S SUPER MARKET 412 lUinois St. Walkerton, Ind. 586-3231 R.R. 3 Walkerton-Koontz Lake 586-2589 E. Jefferson Kingston Road — Plymouth 936-4084 ANNIS IGA FOODLINERS Over Half Century In Food LaPazand Lakeviile 113 LANES CAFE 603 S. State St. North Liberty. Ind. 10 AMP Bowling Lanes Snack Bar Pizza Cocktail Lounge restaurant Steaks Our Specialty 2 of Our Daily Specialities SAUERBRATEN with Potato Pancakes WIENER SCHNITZEL HanH I au0 German American Food 2803 S. Michigan St. 291-5522 DEAN ' S SERVICE STATION Tune Up and Tire Repairs Lubrication Mayflower Rd. Ind. 23 Phone:289-0019 South Bend ' s Most Interesting Store Beautiful Corsages for all Occasions INWOODS 425 South Michigan St. Phone: 289-2487 DEWAYNE PAVEY INSURANCE Walkerton, Indiana 586-3156 Life — Auto — Fire — Health Congratulations 1973 Graduates YODER ' S GARAGE Homelite Sales Service Complete Auto Truck Tractor Service 23607 St. Rd. 23 South Bend Phone:289-2171 GOWIN CARPETS AND DRAPERIES Alexander-Smith — Armstrong — Aldon Firth — Expert Installation Custom Draperies by Aero Kirsch Roads and Bedspreads — Walltex 114 Compliments of INDEPENDENT NEWS A. M. MANUEL FUNERAL HOME Devotion to Service LIBERTY BELL Hoover and Sunbeam Sweepers Small Appliances and Repairs Hobbies FLOWER BOX DRIVE-IN 66815 State Road 23 Phone:656-3147 Minf ISENBERG TV APPLIANCE REPAIR 23045 Tyler Road Lakeville, Indiana Phone: Lapaz 784-2841 COMMUNITY STATE BANK North Liberty, Indiana 115 DON ' T PUSH ME OUT (A BATTLE OF THE MIND) Don ' t push me out I can go by myself How long do you think I ' ve waited for this? Four years now, pushing thru these doors, waiting for this day And now it ' s here. Graduation, I never thought it would come All those tests, all that studying. I didn ' t think I could make it And am I ever glad it ' s done. (But are you really?) Of course I am, it was such a drag Nothing happened. (Nothing happened?) Sure, nothing happened. Oh, yeah, there was the time I got an award for football, but big deal. (Yeah, big deal. And how about when you made the tie- breaking run in base- ball?) Whoopee (And all the Homecomings, the times you and your friends were tardy and you got stuck in the detention room, but you didn ' t care you still had a blast?) Yeah (And the time you were the only kid in the class that got 100%) Hey, that ' s right (Do you really mean it when you say you want to leave? Don ' t you feel a little bit sad?) Yeah, but I can ' t do anything about it. I ' ve graduated; it ' s done and over with. (Yeah, I guess it is) I don ' t want to leave. (I know ) Hey- don ' t push me out. 116