Northeastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1970 volume:

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HS Tries To Build Character Each day, hour, minute Northeastern High School strives. to challenge every student to see the impor- tance of education and to possess iine sportrnanship and citizenship. Administrators and faculty members attempt to assist, to guide and to inform students ofthe educational' opportunities available at the school. The individuals who enter the doors of Northeastem are met with an atmosphere mixed with achievement, Table Of Contents K ' i ' v Academics 14 1 . Organizations 26 Competition 46 competition, work and enjoyment. With these things before him, the student must decide how high he will set his goals and to what degree he will use the poten- tial he possesses. Thus, the student who strives for achievement emerges from the mass of students and develops the oneness that makes him unique and sets him apart. Faculty 62 Seniors 72 9 .5,!ir ,r'!3 ,rrp ., f r. Sl'ix2'f. Q '-inch' ,Wh ' 4 451: gm- si -,Mm -- 'ii Vial 'MY 'llgllft' ' r l A- 1'Ai.- 'QL 1'-BNN' L-. wif 'ii' 5 . Vi' i ff. I , 4155 :-,,.t 11 X' ' V I i Underclassmen 82 ' 1-.xx lfh , 3 Iyical School ay ombine aol Dennis Moran portrays Lotta Bodyn, the friendly weather girl, during Variety Show rehearsal. Charlene Michaels enjoys lunch and conversation during the half-hour break. W-if l IF 0 ork and Fun J l , '.,l . ... , V...--A Debbie Frame works on project for Art II class. All aspects of school life contribute to the shaping of the whole person-academics, competition, socializing and the association with various people, learning to Work and relax with others. Danny Ellis and Tom Doddridge concentrate on chess game. 5- vig 5 riends Gather At Lockers Tc QAM W'-wnj 4 ' J been -. ul , ,, , 'r 4. I Dave Bowman and Iim Little respond to questions in Latin III. ' -'QWLQIZ I The studenfs locker becomes his home base, a base from which he moves several times a day. The five minutes between classes provide time for getting books and papers from lockers, chatting with friends or a quick glance over notes before that big test. One class becomes a student's favorite, perhaps because of friends or the teacher. F M 'f1' -1, 'T i 'I n l W! I N w Wf 1x I '1 J , .: . ..lL Y, 'bn 'n MQ 1-.-'. gain. WH nights Learn Suecessg Defeat Developing the whole person, that distinct oneness cation. Many opportunities for competing are avail- is not easy. The student must learn to accept success able f0 Students through SPONS, 011105, 5011001 elections and defeatg must accept or reject the challenge of edu- and the competition found in classrooms everyday. Larry Kendall keeps records for Knights during basketball games. Elections for Student Council officers drew many candidates. Chris White tells students, You canlt miss with Chris! - -8 ,pl .,', I -I ii. A 1 1' 'nn it Mr. David Lower does some active coaching and observing of two members of his wrestling team during an after school prac- tice. Science Club members David Sparks and Dennis johnting par- ticipate in a liquid air demonstration ut an all-school convoca- tion. 9 Relaxation ffers scape F ro l l U H Senior govemment students relax in library following talks fi-om candidates for ,county offices. 1 1 4 ' Q Q a -T0- ay RoutineA HS Relaxation is an important part of lifeg it allows the student the opportunity to escape everyday routine-a time to l-rest, play, laugh, joke. Students sought relax- ation lietween classes, att lunch, after school and on week-ends. A party, ballgame, dance or even a few minutes of solitude gave NHS students the opportunity CO Y6laXL B-Team Cheerleader Janie Johnson shares a joke with Mr. Larry Thomas during halftime. Couples dance-at the 1970 junior-Senior Prom. A Time For Us from Romeo and Juliet was the theme. ll Students Work With thers lliiilwfs Fl , 41 Y MY..-cl - Y -v ' , Sharon Fehlinger helps Y-Teens address boxes to be mailed to Viet Nam. I2 Through imagination and participation a student can become a contributing force in a classroom or or- ganization and he receives far more than he realizes in return from this association with various groups of people. He learns that talking and working with others, that learning to cooperate with others help him to complete his individual self. llassrooms, Organization 1 'J M ai' 'if-Uk? Q. T Q I I1-N ny.. .X 1 1 1 Bl T--1 ., U A 7 I1 ,fc Q. ir? ..--641 ' jfifll ,H , L VA '5 . 1-'qfi-i, is Iv n .gn i -li' , - Y 4 HQ f S .. . ' '.Jm-f': 'w xi 4 f P1 -..-f I Susie didat Sham and Becky, Ross count penny votes for queen can- Mr. Stults talks with David Schneider as students board buses to es at Lephrechzmn s Ball. go home. I3 o n 1 Q Academics ...fi ' ' - 'Q 111 l .' - +7 RA: I ' ,'- fl , ,I ' A 'L,' --is' -4 f -,.:- ... 41 1... . -1.-,-A -, . ,., LE' Y ,, .M , .'4 p.', 4 'W 7 -ig- ua-.Hn -,a uf-1 '. ,fi-1 , lisp ji ---j - ,' -+131 :, '. A .P-. A-1 Iif.-Li .iff sf -1 +56 'frxglvt ' LQLI 7931 5459. ,fini A , , . . Q- 4 -Q x -4 Ping-Pong Partners Mike Null and Cary Rosa tensely await their opponents' serve. Among the courses offered at NHS are Physical Ed- ucation Classes. There are required classes, and ad- vanced classes as well. Advanced girl's P.E. classes participated in a number of outside activities. In the spring, the girls class went to Glen Miller Park during class time to play tennis. When the weather is good, the boys' and girls' classes do their physical education activities outside. Some of the skills covered in P.E. include: volleyball, softball, tennis, ping-pong, badrnit- ton, basketball, and many forms of gymnastics. I6 P . E . C la s s e Gayle Doran attempts to keep volleyball aloft. learn arious Sports, Skills ,T YJ ? ,Fi I Marcia Johnson prepares to do a walk-over as a part of a gym- Jeff Riley begins a serve during badmitton game. nastics routine. Sabrina Schieben and Becky Butler jump rope to music. The girls practice the routine for a NESCA program. ,-A hw, - . , Y , ,, ,l r V l mi . , ' l ., , .L y rs so gn-4' - .A . 'HL 'I7 Industrial Arts Classes Teac ' ' I I i 'R, 'V 1 my 7 V I Chuik McGill vacuums floor after a class in Wood Shop while his classmates straighten the depart- men . Mr. Browne demonstrates the way to ix Aa- , 4 - 'dai- a ' 5 - .- rf ' . I s , l i . Charles Taylor works on a blueprint in a drafting class. v I8 ' ccupational Training Ray Charlton and Danny Ballmer study electronics, a fairly new course at NHS. rd to Larry Harris and Tom Glunt in wood shop. The Industrial Arts program offers a wide variety of classes from which to choose. Courses included in the curriculum at NHS are Power Mechanics, Electronics, Metals, Woods, Drafting I and II, and Graphics. The Graphics department does the printing of programs for the school functions and prints the school paper. .V ...X . I A ff' '. Clayton Jackson studies the underside of a car during Power Mechanics Class. I9 School Artists ispla Talent Art students spent a busy year. Students' drawings, paintings and other projects were shown in display cases at various times throughout the year. Scenery for the variety show was made by Art students. School Ar- tists also entered the Paint An Opel contest at the r fl. f ff 5 3. f gQ I . I Pat Bryant displays one project he completed for Art II. shopping center and painted signs of the zodiac on a car. Paula Thornton was named Artist ofthe Year and Dale Danowski was named the outstanding student in Art. S ......,,,,asJ- iff-f -- lin, -W - , riff' 'ff' ,, -Q f ll'-fi, 4- '-if Art class provides time for Janice Hewitt to do sketching. 20 3- .-- Y Y. -'fl-, r-,itil err or a -ex- a HUF: irls Learn Practical Arts L . 1 L J n f' P-I Field trips, spring cook-outs, knitting and sewing are only a few of the things done by Home Economics students. Senior girls met twice a month for Home- makers of Tomorrow Club and visited the Home Show in Indianapolis. Home Ec. girls baked cookies for the Open House and all the girls participated in a spring style show. Mary Jane Daulton finishes pinning a pattern to material. 21 epartments of Language, Mat Monopolize Much f Studen Sharon Miller learns card filing in Office Practice. Students spent many hours of study and prepara- tion for classes in math, business and language. In the language department Latin I, II, III were of- fered and selected students will attend Latin sum- mer Conference. Two teachers in the language department will be spending parts of the summer in Europe doing further study, Miss Chambers, Charles Taylor keeps his eyes on the book and off typewriter keys during Typing I exercise. Dennis Penny and Gary Stults solve math problems in Algebra II. Spanish, and Miss Langston, English. Mrs. Moore named Reba Watson the outstanding student in business for her work throughout high school. Many students were enrolled in Algebra I and II, Geome- try, Trigonometry and other math courses. Colleen Cox, Latin III was one of the students chosen from In- diana to spend part of the summer in Europe studying foreign language. usiness, Music cademic Time High School Choir performs at Christmas convocation. Northeastem Band and Choir members had very lit- tle time for rest this year. The band marched in several parades, including a Christmas parade in Richmond. Band and Choir members brought home first and sec- ond placings from the solo and ensemble contest and the band received a superior rating at the contest at Ball State. The choir presented convocations and also performed at local churches. Band and Choir members Worked together on the annual variety show. The choir and swing choir traveled to National Trail and to Union High School to give performances. 6' I junior High Choir sings during concert. we ful 1 H i The band raises school spirit with songs at basketball games. 23 Science Classes Plan Specia Senior Dennis johnting cleans the lab in the Chemistry Depart- ment. 24 Tom Sheard, Randy Davis and Scott Campbell wa From Freshmen to Seniors, students are involved in science projects. The curriculum here includes such science courses as Biology I and II, Chemistry I and II, and Physics. Some of the students who choose to major in science, join Science Club, take all the courses of- fered in the field, and actively share in the varied ac- tivities that a science curriculum can offer to them. Students prepare projects for the Science Fair which is held annually in the department for interested parents and friends to take a look at what type of things are ac- complished by Science-minded students at North- eastern. 1 I . M -ELL .4 l. le.: - on an experiment for Chemistry I class. Dave Sparks, senior Chemistry I student, checks one of the test tubes in an experiment. rojects Throughout ear 22,3 'ij 1 f Biology students study behavior of animals. Vickie Mastbaum examines a hampster being used in an experiment. 25 ff' 'TQZF5 1 7' 1 s I , Q . 4 .- . ,, I ' 4 f , Q t . 2 gf-lY',d! h . F 1' ' Q , ' x h . . , , xfilfvfr' rf 4- - 4 ringing 1 it h is-' gg W P! A ' . . lf' V f, A, Q' A l ss ' t .A U L' I l If .nf i - - Grganizations Y - - V F7747 Y, f.,..e,-, Girls, Boys Pep Club Boost Spiri Varsity cheerleaders try to get Knight fans enthusiased and cheering for a victory. Boys Bloc: L. to R. lst Row: B. Ross, D. Hinshaw, R. Coyle, D. Baumer, D. Ilohnting, D. Greene, D. Andrews, S. Rnilsbuck, D. Miller, R. Mangus and R. Beard. 2nd Row: D. Webb, M. Fisher, B. Lewis, D. Penny, D. Bowman, T. Doddridge, A. Bray and R. Pennington. 3rd Row: R. Williams, P. Sharp, D. Fulton, J. Sharp, B. Hendrix, J. Riley, R. Booher, C. Snilts and D. Reynolds. 4th Row: A. McGregor, J. Price, J. Riley, R. Sexton, A. Jenkins, E. Hendrix, M. Showalter, M. Williams, J. Hartley sind R. Seicler. 5th Row: V. Horner, K. Shinn, P. Tiemann, J. Myers, R. Austin and D. jeans. 6th Row: Mr. Browne and Mr. rewer. 28 Among Knight Fans Girls Bloc: L. to R. lst Row: C. Sharp, D. Reece, D. Burgess, D. Love, S. Fehlinger, D. Himelick, C. Cox and Mrs. Moore. 2nd Row: S Sparks, C. Thornburg, A. Filby, L. Myers I. Booker, T. Hall and S. Brown. 3rd Row: P. Reece, B. Esselburn, M. Freeland, T. Bowman, M Porter, C. Brumbaxrigh and R. Baumer. 4th Row: I. Sharp, J. Schneider, C. McKee, B. Thompson, C. Brumbaugh, D. Wells and J. Reeves 5th Row: B. Sehnei er, J. Sharp, D. WolEil, M. Wilson, V. Miller, C. Jer ens and I. Setser. 6th Row: B. Stigleman, D. McKee, D. Meyn, S Coulter, D. Straton, V. Kendall and L. Banta. Absent when picture was tjcenz K. Raiala, D. Carroll and C. Cole. Loy Sharp and Cindy Jergilens, eheerbloc members sold binoster pins and operated t e coat check sponsored by the oc. are .P L Co Knights, Beat Rebels , shout bloc members during the Randolph Southern game. Final score was NHS 108, Southern 72. l l ff. Join Language Clubs l la . , J . ' Latin Club: L. to R. lst Row: L. Sittloh, I. Williams, C. White, S. Brown, B. Horr, J. Lonienecker, V. Butler, D. Himelick, L. Stults, C. Cox, S. McGill and T. Bowman. 2nd Row: J. Bowman, D. Hopkins, D. Bowman, I. Prifog e, R. Beard, D. Cheesman, T. Doddridge, B. Hendrix, J. Little, D. Penny, S. Railsback, C. Parman and Sponsor not shown, Mrs. Ridpath. .Ml A.- Spanish Club: L. ro R. lst Row: J. Matherly, S. Duncan, D. Harris, L. Fox, B. Moore and C. Day. 2nd Row: L. Phillips, M. McConaha, J. Swann, M. Flamm, E. Romain and R. Mangus. 3rd Row: J. Longworth, R. Blunk, N. Catey, Miss Chambers, P. Tiemann, S. Mullins and C. Sharp. 4th Row: P. Holland, P. Limbrey, R. Coyle, V. Mastbaum, T. Hall, P. Moore and C. Meyn. 5th Row: M. Bales, C. Myers, D. Bone, D. Hinshaw, D. Griffin and D. Tillson. 6th Row: B. Davis and D. Ellis. 30 Falll nduction Welcomes Ten ' Honor Society: L. to R. lst Row: D. Harris, D. Bales, J. Bowmer and Mrs. Forrest. 2nd Row: B. Ross, S Sharp, P. Thornton and R. Watson. 3rd Row: S. Railsback, D. Hinshaw, Ddlohnting and B. Horr. 4th Row. L. Stults, R. Coyle and D. Greene. 5th Row: C. Cox, R. Ross, R. Beard an M. Johnson. 6th Row: L. Lon- genecker, S. McGill, T. Doddridge, D. Bowman, I. Little, P. Tiemann and D. Himelick. Honor Society President Dennis johnting gives a speech explaining the characteristics that are consid- ered for the membership. Fall in- duction welcomes six juniors and four seniors. 31 F.F.A.: L. to R. Ist Row: T. Roberts, D. Lane, D. Hinshaw, C. White, Chapter Sweetheart I. Lane, R. In- ggbrand and D. Johnting. 2nd Row: S. Miller, C. Schneider, C. Clark, B. Banta, M. Webb, D. Frame, S. H111 and M. Frame. 3rd Row: T. Young, M. Campbell, L. Kendall, S. Cofield, D. Thurston, R. Oney and D. Pearson. 4th Row: S. Clerk, I. Frakes, F. Mohler, D. Mederis, N. Horner, M. McConaha and R. Sadlin. 5th Row: D. Bogan, L. Harris, Williams, R. Hill I. Woodruff, F. Murphy, L. Smith and T. Roberts. 6th Row: D. Fulton, B. Hill, D. Char ton and A. Carrender. 7th Row! Mr. Cain and Mr. Sims. Boys' 4-H: L. to R. lst Row: D. johnting, B. Nocton, D. Lane, C. Clark, D. Hinshaw, B. Banta, D. Thurston, D. Moran and M. Starr. 2nd Row: D. Iohnting, S. Miller, J. Williams, R. Hill, C. M ers, T. Crull, V. Horner, C. McGill, M. Moran and D. Skinner. 3rd Row: S. McGill, D. Burgess, J. Schneider, P. Crull, M. Nocton, G. Schneider I Lane G Nicholson and B. Frame. 4th Row: D. Martin, S. Clark, F. Webster, P. Sittloh, G. Harris, L. Harris: Miller end C. Frame. 5th Row: Mr. Cain, B. Newman, J. Nocton, D. Schneider, F. Mohler, D. Bogan, I. Plankenhorn, B. Meyer, J. Frakes and Mr. Sims. 32 4-H Clubs Plan Man Projects 'ta I Girls' 4-H: L. to R. lst Row: K. Martin, A. Anderson, T. Riddle, D. Skinner, J. Reeves, P. Mann, D. Hawkins and R. Wise. 2nd Row: I. Bowmer, D. Hyre, P. Crull, N. Catey, K. Oler, D. Harris, J. Nicholson and D. Burgess. 3rd Row: J. Schneider, S. McGill, D. Harris, B. Car- roll, D. Cole, P. Tiemann, L. Sittloh and D. Wells. 4th Row: M. Nocton, M. Starr, D. Carroll, M. Williams and I. Ward. Ml Boys' 4-H OiHcers: L. to R. lst Row: D. Thurston, B. Banta, D. Lane, D. Johnting, D. Hinshaw and M. Moran. 2nd Row: V. Horner, M. Miller, S. Miller, M. Starr, B. Frame, J. Schneider, D. Johnting, M. Williams and J. Nocton. 3rd Row: R. Williams, R. Hills, T. Crull, C. Clark, L. Harris, C. McGill, J. Williams, D. Bogan and B. Nocton. Girls' 4-H Officers: L. to R. Seated: I. Reeves, D. Harris, D. Hawkins and P. Tiemann. 2nd Row: P. Mann, R. Wise, D. Skinner and M. Noc- ton. 3rd Row: L. Sittloh, D. Cole, D. Harris and B. Carroll. 33 rganizations Have Busy ear Student Council: L. to R. 1st Row seated: M. Nocton, P. Marcum, M. Williams, and B. Butler. 2nd Row: I. Cross, J. An derson, D. Lane, R. Ross, J. Matherly, R. Coyle, D. Hinshaw, D. Harris, W. Mullins and J. Rile . 3rd Row: D. Riley, C White, D. Bowman, M. Miller, D. Harris, G. Stults, P. Tiemann, V. Butler, D. Frame ancl, J. Riley. 4th Row: D Showalter, Mr. Albano, R. Mastbaum and T. Doddridge. Library Club: L. to R. lst Row seated: R. Filby, B. Freeland and M. Freeland, 2nd Row: M. Williams, C. Moore, Mrs. French, V. Horner, K. Pond, I. Shank and D. Frame. 3rd Row: B. Limbrey, S. S 'rlcs, C. Meyn, D. Jeans, D. Meyn, D. Clelvenger, A. Russel, B. Frame, C. Michaels, N. Barker and S. Mullins. 34 Crusaders for Christ: L. to R. lst Row: Mrs. Williamson, B. Frazer, G. Stults, L. Myers, J. Hewitt, K. Mullins, I. Thurston, T. Hall, I. Bow- man, D. Riley, L. Sexton, L. Stults, B. Horr and Mr. Stoker. 2nd Row: C. Meyn, M. Myers, D. Frame, C. Frame, T. Riddle, J. Booker, B. Frame, S. Dunn, L. Chaney, C. Cox, D. Himelick, L. Johnson and Mr. Thomas. 3rd Row: D. Burgess, S. Barker, A. Anderson, V. Mast- baum, L. Sittloh, C. Moore, J. Ward, C. Pond, M. Johnson and S. Sparks. 4th Row: I. Pond, R. Blunk, B. Hendrix, M. Catey, J. Riley, D. Penny, J. Swann, L. Essery, D. Meyn, I. Perkins, K. Martin and B. Chris. 5th Row: C. Michaels, J. Nicholson, D. Fulton, W. Mullins, R. Williams, I. Miller, T. Sharp, E. Cole, N. Sexton, D. Coyle and R. Coyle. 6th Row: S. Cain, R. Mastbaum, I. Mather-ly, J. jeans, J. Schneider, S. Mullins, N. Catey, B. Carroll, C. Hiatt and P. Scott. 7th Row: L. Phillips, J. johnson, V. Butler and J. WVood. 1.x . ' ff-.-,tarp 05.3 imma Q 5 Chess Club: Seated: B. Stephens, D. Webb, M. Frame, D. Crumbaugh, R. Oney and D. Ellis. Standing: J. Prifogle, D. Penny, D. Helms, S. Sutton, Mr. Lower, T. Doddridge, D. Bowman and C. Myers. Science Club: lst Row: R. Mangus, S. Railsback, D. Harris, D. Bales, R. Thomas, D. johnting, D. Sparks, R. Ross, D. Hinshaw, J. Matherly and B. Ross. 2nd Row: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Short, C. Clark, L. Stults C. White, P. Tiemann, P. Limbrey, C. Cox, D. Himelick and D. Lane. 3rd Row: G. Parman, S. Campbell, S. Cain, J. De?ner, T. Alexander, J. Williams, D. Bowman and T. Doddridge. 4th Row: D. Webb, D. Ellis, D. Moran, D. Cheesman, D. Fulton, T. Powe l, 1. Swan and B. Banta. 5th Row: B. Hendrix, J. Bowman and J. Pond. 35 7th Grade Band: L. to R. lst Row: D. Carroll, C. Blunk, M. Starr and M. Noc ton. 2nd Row: D. Smelser, B. Reece, K. Ryan, L. Charlton, C. Cole, P. Michaels, M. Williams and S. Cross. 3rd Row: P. Tiemann, A. Jenkins, J. Ward, J. Plankenhorn, J. Hartley, R. Austin, B. Kinworthy, T. Stout, L. Es sry, E. Nocton, K. Shinn and D. Bukler. 4th Row: E. Hendrix, M. Coleman, S. Hersey, D. Reynolds and Mr. Jenkins. 8th Grade Band: L. to R. 1st Row: G. Ramey, N. Huffman and M. Wilson. 2nd Row: L. Hardwick, S. McEwen, J. Chaney, N. Barker and D. Smith. 3rd Row: B. Newbold, J. Miller, J. Skinner, R. Williams, T. Hopkins, J. Thurston ?ndkK. Powell. Standing: T. Sharp, D. Lipscomb and Mr. en ms. and Performs For Ballgames High School Band: L. to R. lst Row: L. Sittloh, J. Degner, S. Mullins, D. Cole, B. Carroll, T. Davis, D. Guthrie and K. Martin. 2nd Row: B. Frame, P. Tiemann, L. Stults, J. Johnson, M. Miller, D. Frame, M. Myers, B. Hutchinson, C. Wilson, B. Hendrix, C. Moore and C. Helms. 3rd Row: D. Skinner, S. Tillson, P. Russell, M. Adams, J. Bowmer, C. White, I. Fulton, G. Guthrie, M. Moran, P. Crull, S. Williams M. Fisher, L. Mills and N. Catey. 4th Row: G. Bartram, B. Cris, R. Rathman, R. Powell, C. Frame, B. Horr, N. Horner, R. Mangus, W. Mullins, J. Bowman, M. Nocton, I. Pond, C. Thatcher and D. Martin. 5th Row: C. White, C. Myers, B. Nocton, M. Catey, C. McGill, A. Carrender, T. Crull, S. Blunk, D. Showalter, J. Miller, S. McGill, K. Pond, J. Hartley and I. Nocton. 6th Row: D. Emmons, D. Charlton, R. Jay, K. Pyle, M. Blunk, P. Sharp, D. Moran, R. Davis, D. Bales, C. Stults, R. Smelser and C. Alyea. 7th Row: P. Thornton, S. Miller, J. Longenecker, S. Cain, I. Williams, D. Harris, Mr. jenkins, R. Thomas, M. Nufrio, P. Mann, P. Limbrey, D. Harris and D. Harris. 36 Pe Band: L. to R. lst Row: L. Sittlow, D. Cole, K. Pond, R. Thomas, P. Tiemann, L. Stults and M. Miiljler. 2nd Row: C. Guthrie, S. McGill, S. Blunk and M. Fisher. 3rd Row: C. White, C. M ers, C. McGill, N. Horner, B. Horr and C. Meyn. 4th Row: J. Pond, M. Nocton, J. Bowman, C. Thatcher and A. Carrender. 5th Row: D. Emonns, C. Stults, D. Bales, R. Smelser and D. Moran. aradesg Win lst In Contest l . Knights Varsity Band, like other organized groups at NHS, keep busy all year. Performing at all home games is the first major duty of band members. Contests prove successful for band members as many first places in solo and ensembles were recieved at Ball State. Four students, Brenda Frame, jane johnson, Penny Tieman and Sue Cain even recieved a lst rating at the State Contest. The entire band brought home a lst in a contest held in April. Sevefr high school band drummers beat out Time Tablen during the annual Variety Show in Apri . 37 Damsels: L. to R. D. Harris, J. Lon- genecker, P. Mann, D. Harris, I. Williams, D. Harris, Head Majorette, S. Cain, P. Limbrey, S. Miller, M. Nufrio and P. Thornton. Junior High Majorettes: L. to R. lst Row: R. Radford, M. Starr, D. Smelser and C. Blunlc. 2nd Row: J. Perkins, C. Iergens, J. Murphy, D. Wolfal, T. Riddle, L. Smith, V. Kendall, P. Price and K. Swann. 3rd Row: A. Anderson, B. Moore, D. Penny, I. Li scomb, C. White, S. McEwen, C. Ramey, D. Bowers, D. Hyre, D. Stratton, J. Setser, C. Helms andjj. Reeves. New Orleans number performed at Varieties '70' by Damsels. vi' . xi, L-U ig Damsels perform flag ceremony every home game. 38 '.4su.2 'Q 1 LJ IF 5 ' gg 0 77 rama Club Enacts lMatch C1rl Drama Club: L. to R. lst Row: 1. Hewitt, B. Horr, J. Johnson and D. Barker. 2nd Row: M. Nufrio, L. Stults, C. White, M. Nocton, S. Cam K. Mullins, L. Sexton, J. Wood, C. Micheals, P. Thornton and K. Oler. 3rd Row: V. Butler, J. Nicholson, C. Meyn, B. Frazer and L. Finley 4th Row: J. Bowman, R. Oney, D. Tillson, D. johnting, D. Miller, J. Pond, G. Stults, D. Webb, Mr. Thomas, R. Thomas, M. Fisher W Stoflet, M. Webb, R. Mastbanm, L. Phillips, G. Parman and D. Ellis. Sue Ellen Cain applies make-up to Donnie Miller prior to Match Girl ' performance. Larry Phillips ortrays the goose during the Drama Club's play, Tie Little Match Girl. ll' 43' ? I-1.1 .gl Choirs Perform At Assembl -Thi fa'f 3i A ,, High School Choir: L. to R. lst Row: S. Cain, L. Mills, M. Adams, L. Anderson, J. Reeves, D. Riley, D. Bogan, D. Bone, J. Pond, R. Mastbaum, W. Stoflet, L. Lester, D. Coyle, M. McEwen, P. Sparks and Mr. Phillips. 2nd Row: L. Myers, I. Hewitt, C. Micheals, B. Moore, C. McGuire, M. Cam bell, I. Jeans, D. Moran, M. Brookbank, M. Owens, I. Crouch, N. Catey, D. Hawkins, L. Selby and S. Mullins. 3rd Row: E. Colle, V. Burk, N. Busby, C. Daulton, M. Moore, K. Cooper, S. Mullins, M. Daulton, P. Reece, B. Carroll, D. Reece and J. Wood. 4th Row: K. Brelage, L. Smith, j. Stamper, D. Shull, L. johnson, J. Webb, S. Duncan, R. Baumer, S. McEwen, I. Austerman, L. Sexton, M. Cray, M. Nufrio, P. Jack, L. Marcum and M. Fulton. Swing Choir: L. to R. lst Row: I. Wood, B. Moore, M. McEwen, C. Micheals, L. Sexton, R. Thomas, L. Stults, D. Cole and D. Emmons. 2nd Row: S. Cain, V. Crull, D. Bo an, D. Webb, W. Stoflet, I. Bowman and J. jeans. 3rd Row: N. Busby, J. Hewitt, I. Webb, N. Catey and L. Johnson. 4th Row: M. Brookbaric, D. Riley, D. Penny, R. Mastbaum, I. Pond and D. Moran. 40 ariety Showg Tour Schools 'L Y W junior High Choir Choir members Linda johnson and Randy Mastbaum dance the Charleston during Variety Show antics. l High School choir members don for- mals and tuxedos for the February concert. 41 w ,E s G.A. .Competes In Sports C.A.A.: L. to R. lst row: Mrs. Ricketts, S. McGill, T. Hall, B. Frazer and M. Johnson. 2nd row: I. McKee, P. Thorn ton, P. Mann, J. Webb, L. johnson, J. Johnson, V. Butler and R. Coyle. 3rd row: J. Longenecker, I. Sharp, B. Essel burn, N. Catey, M. Ross, R. Wise, D. Reynolds and B. Moore. 4th row: S. Sparks, J. Norris, V. Mastbaum, D. Cole, P. Tiemann, D. Skinner, S. Tillson and M. Freeland. 5th row: I. Crouch, D. Hawkins, T. May, D. Coyle, C. White, L. Stults, C. White, J. Williams and C. Jergens. en- -. was -gidin , Paula Thornton practices the free-exercise routine she performed at the State Gymnastics Meet. 42 3 v ,..,.,. Y-Teens Host Lepreohauns' Ball YJ Y-Teens: L. to R. lst. row: Mrs. Ray, K. Mullins, V. Butler, P. Moore, A. Filby, D. Love, S. Sharp, I. Booker, B. Ross, T. Alexander, C. Alyea, T. Bowman and Mrs. Bortner. 2nd. row: R. Watson, D. Burgess, J. Nicholson, P. Thornton, T. Cummings, K. McConaha, L. Johnson, M. Daulton, M. Fulton, S. Fehlinger, M. Nufrio, L. Dishner, D. Bales, M. Nocton, I. Matherly and C. Sha . 3rd. row: S. Mullins, D. Shull, J. Stamper, L. Anderson, S. McEwen, L. Mills, S. Mullins, C. White, P. Tiemann, B. Frame, D. Harris an?C. Meyn. 4th. row: I. Wood, B. Esselburn, M. Freeland, D. Frame. D. Hawkins, D. Coyle, C. White, R. Coyle, M. Moore, D. Penny, M. Adams, C. Wilson and B. Horr. 5th. row: N. Catey, J. Degner, D. Barker, P. Holland, L. Lester, J. Crouch, C. Daulton, C. Iergens, S. Duncan, L. Selby, C. Day, L. Fox and L. Cushard. 6th. row: L. Stnlts, S. Cain, D. Harris, S. Williams, G. Guthrie, B. Carroll, I. Keller, M. Crowe, M. Porter, D. Wells, D. Ozbun, B. Mills and L. jack. 7th. row: J. Turner, V. Ruble, N. Busby, R. Wise, P. Jack, N. Sexton, S. Anderson, K. Price, P. Russell, D. Skinner, V. Ozbun and M. Johnson. 8th. row: J. Hewitt, I. Webb, P. Mann, D. Himelick, S. Mathews, T. Hall, J. Johnson, L. Myers, S. Brown, C. Brumbangh, B. Thompson, I. Schneider and J. Sharp. 9th. row: S. Prewitt, L. Chaney, L. Finley, K. Oler, D. Harris, P. Limbrey, B. Frazer, J. Smith, j. Luker, R. Anderson, C. Cox and J. Norris. Susie Sharp, Y-Teen president, places a crown on Terri Cummings after she was named Queen of the Leprechauns Ball. .gi Q- l WHS' Y-Teen Cabinet: L. to R. lst. row: B. Ross, D. Love, V. Butler, K. Mullins, Mrs. Bortner and C. Alyea. 2nd. row: A. Filby, S. Shar and J. Booker. F '. 1 3rd. row: T. Bowman, P. Moore, Mrs. Ray and T. Alexanclrer. E ' A P 1-5 A. ,. . 'D F' jjj K ,KI u I Art Clubs Signif Talent Industrial Arts Club: lst row: L to R: R. Colyle, D. Million, M. Webb and M. Frame. 2nd row: S. Sutton, J. Kurtz, D. Crumbaugh, T. Crull, I. Dishner, D. Howard, G. Rosa, C. Michae s and D. Burkhart. 3rd row: D. Ellis, C. Clark, S. Cofield, C. Moody, J. Lane, B. Cole, J. Little, D. Sparks, M. Brookbank and S. Clark, 4th row: Mr. Frame, and Mr. Tutterow. -as f 576: at -M L ' 1 I. 6 0 N A U .Q A i a Art Club: L. to R. lst row: L. Selbi, J. McKee, P. Thornton, T. Cumming? and M. Matherly, 2nd row: E. Baker, D. Iliiragdinburg, P. Bryant, Mr. More ead, B. Lewis, D. Danowski, D. Burk art, L. Jack, D. Charlton, L. Cushard and . is er. 44 16 Students Plan Publications journalism Class involves hard work and constant striving for achievement and improvement. The same group of students are required to publish a newspaper every two weeks as well as edit the Yearbook. The Days of the Knights Staff this year: Editor-in-chiei Becky Ross, Assist. Editor, Debbie Love, Features, Marie Souther, Karen McConahag News, Ron Beard, Sports, Sharon Fehlinger, Cathy Smith, Copy, Marla McEwen, Kyna Mullins, Photography, Mary jo Ful- ton, Martha Nocton, Mary Nufrio, Head Typist, Linda johnson, Assist. Typist, joan Nicholson, Mary jane Daulton, Phyllis Laswell, Printing, Mr. Frame and Graphics Class, Advisor, Mrs. Linda Forrest. Newspaper and Yearbook Staff: L. to R. seated, M. Daulton, M. Fulton, S. Fehlinger, K. McConaha, D. Love, L. Johnson, standing M. Nufrio, M. McEwen, J. Nicholson, M. Souther, C. Smith, B. Ross, M. Nocton, K. Mullins, Mrs. Forrest, P. Las- well, and R. Beard. l Journalism Students help finance ' 1970 LANCE by selling cakes, pies, cookies, and other goodies at a Bake Sale held in early spring. Linda samples cupcake while Marla, Marie, Karen, Sharon, and Debbie look on. 45 40 1 I f' gf l I A L.. .. xi Competition Seniors End Final Season 14-7 Da1'Y1 Lane Ted Roberts Duane Hinshaw 48 Varsity Wins 4-Team Tourney 7 98147 I W1 12 4 VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS: lst Row, L. to R. Rick Mangus, Manager, Steve Johnson, Jim Little, Jerry Lane, Ieffjeans, Buddy Stevens, Steve Miller, Managerg Larry Kendall, Manager, 2nd Row, Coach Bo Stoker, Ted Roberts, Daryl Lane, Roger Ingabrand, David Sparks, Duane Hinshaw, Cliff Clark, Dwight Baker, Assistant Coach Carl Harris 1 Varsity Games NHS Opponent Union 60 51 Whitewater Twp. 83 46 Monroe Central 48 50 Hagerstown 72 70 Tri High 57 64 Daleville 77 66 Wapahani 47 48 4-Way Tourney Laurel 72 50 College Comer 104 61 Shenandoah 56 82 4-Way Tourney Randolph Southem 63 69 Monroe Central 85 54 Blue River 72 60 Centerville 62 58 Cambridge City 75 60 Portland 86 74 Union City 72 70 Liberty 86 68 Randolph Southem 108 72 Cowan 59 60 Sectional Randolph Southern 64 77 RICK MANCUS and LARRY KENDALL, senior student managers, keeip varsity records and pjercentages for Coach Bob Stoker. Rick an Larry are also responsi le for equipment and athletic supplies. 49 Cheerleaders Boost Spirit At Pep Sessions, Ballgames Varsity cheerleaders are Terri Cummings Jeri Bowmer Linda johnson and Marcia johnson. Varsity and B-Team cheerleaders attended cheer- leading camp at Vincennes University last summer. The varsity cheerleade1's, Terri Cummings, Marcia johnson and Linda johnson Ueri Bowmer was unable to attendl won blue ribbons every night. The girls also returned to NHS with the Spirit Stick . They received this for showing the most enthusiasm and spirit throughout the camp. Varsity and B-Team cheer- leaders worked together throughout the year planning skits and yells for games and pep sessions. B-Team cheerleaders are Nancy Catey, jane johnson, Brenda Frazier and Kim Oler. B-Team Sets 12- Record NHS OPP. Union 45 37 Whitewater Twp. 51 27 Monroe Central 54 34 Hagerstown 60 51 Tri High 37 se Daleville 47 24 Wapahani 51 48 Laurel fTourneyQ 50 38 College Corner Cfourneyj 45 59 Shenandoah 32 39 Blue River 31 42 Monroe Central QTourneyD 41 44 Bryant CTourneyj 52 46 Centerville 47 39 Cambridge City 52 45 Portland 45 47 ,S Union City 39 30 Elgin Showalter attempts to score during reserve team gig-lesmlph SO' Cowan 49 51 3 X. QP 113, f mf' -'I L.-4l.fQ?4ST,1CQf1,Z4? F -'M V-- ' so ' ' - - 4 442 B-Team players standing left to right: Gary Butler, Darrell Rile , Ronald Sandlin, John Williams, Tim Powell, David Showalter, Mr. Carl Harris, Coachg Max Catey, Mike Hersey, John Longworth, Mari Porter, Dennis Hopkins and Bob Nocton. Student managers are kneeling left to right Steve Miller, Larry Kendall and Rick Mangas. 51 X 5 , 'Q 'P gi D' Q I 'z I.. 35- ii Tl 1i reshmen Show Determination Freshman team members lst Row L. to R.: Mark Bales, student manaserg Jeff Riley, Don Crumbaugh, joe Nocton, Ron Hartley, student manager. 2nd Row: Mr. Steve Brewer, coaehg Toby Ladd, Mike Reynol s, Brent Hendricks, Keith Tyree and Ken Powell. Freshmen cheerleaders are Teresa May, Linda Marcum, Cathy White and Beth Johnson. 53 1 'Qi X, .l Eighth Grade Basketball players lst Row L. to R.: Paul Sharp Bill Ketron, Mike Alexander, Tim Atkins and Marty Crumbaugh. 2nd Row: Mark Alexander, Richard Williams, Randy Brooks, Mike Blunk and David Li scomb, student manager. 3rd Row: Dean Snapp, Chuck Mc- Gill, Gary Harris, Mr. Gary Drill, coachg Mark Medley, Neil Anderson and Jef? Cross. 'ghthG d A' A V't 1 lls, 75542 T'FT:? 4 1 R . 1 x l 1 f l Eighth grade cheerleaders are julie Shank, Tallie Davis and Caroline Hiatt. Seventh Grade Suceee S ften Seventh grade cheerleaders are Becky Reece, Cindy Blunk and Mary Nocton. Seventh Grade Basketball players lst Row L. to R.: Tim Abrams, Terry Stout, Alex McGregor, Ben Kenworthy and Verlin Horner, student manager. 2nd Row: Steve Hersey, Jeff Planlcenhorn, Max Coleman and Eric Hendrix. Sr Row: Mr. Duane Browne, coachg Jerry Riley, Cary inley, Danny Jeans, Bill Adams, Phil Tieman and Mike Showalter. 55 Track Teams Set New Records liilka.. I is S High school Track Team members are lst Row L. to R.: Steve Butler, Joe Nocton, Gordon Hayes, Robert Ross and Vaughn Scheiben. 2nd Row: Ken Powell, Gary Stults, Calvin Myers, Mark Porter, Dennis Hopkins, Doug M ers, Gary Butler, Randy Mastbaum and Bob Nocton. 3rd Row: John Longworth, Jerry Lane, Rick Mangus, Dwight Baker, Ted Roberts, Mike Hersey, jeffjeans, Rick Thomas and Randy Davis. Absent when photo taken were Roger Ingabrand and Coac Larry Marker. Vaughn Scheiben attempts to clear pole vault. 56 ngabrand Places In Regional - f 1 - ' junior High Track Team members are lst Row L. to R.: Max Coleman, Eric Hendrix, Jim Feilds, Francis Lewis, Ben Kenworthy, Jeff Plankenhorn, Andy jenkins, David Baker and Jeff Price. 2nd Row: Tim Sharp, Steve Hersey, Bill Ketron, Marty Crumbaugh, Jim Bob Mill- er, Russell Powell, Randy Brooks David Lipscomb, Bob Myer, Mike Blunk and Mark Moran, student manager. 3rd Row: Dave Ballenger, Gary Finley, jeff Cross, Mike Baker, Dave Reynolds, Danny Jeans, Don Longfellow, Phil Sittloh, Mark Medley, Gary Harris, Dean Snap and Coach Steve Brewer. Gordon Hayes looks toward finish line. 1 1 - . 1 if V3 El' Ili ? - ' A J Cross Country runners are 1st Row L. to R.: Robert Ross, Bob Nocton, Doug Myers, Joe Nocton, Vaughn Scheiben and Jerry Lane. 2nd Row: John Longworth, Mark Porter, Mike Hersey, Ted Roberts, Daryl Lane, Jeff Planck and Jim Little. Cross Countr Demands Stamina :far Robert Ross shows signs of fatigue following finish of cross- jeff Planck gives final effort as he finishes race. country run. 58 Second Year For WfCSt11H hold to Mike Webb. NHS Wrestlers Ire lst Row L to R Dick Crumb zugh student managerg Mike Webb, Gene Schneider Rick Mangas Robert Ross Calvin Myers md Tim Crull 2nd How Danny Howwrd Clry Stults, Tom Sheard, Coach David Lower, Dave Crowe Mark Flam and Dennis 'ff Golf Teams Meet pponents O1 Varsity Golf team members are Ist Row L. to R.: Dennis Penny, Darryl Greene and Dave Bowman. 2nd Row: Dennis Andrews, jim Little Ieffjeans and Mr. Larry Moore, coach. ' ., -rio. .fir 1-bi' . ,sl ' Darryl Greene, senior, pauses a moment during practice , l V l tone Valley Course 19 -Q--v f-R ff' I Reserve Golf team members are lst Row L. to R.: Jeff Pond, Rodney Oney and Jeff Bowman. 2nd Row: Ed Romain, Jerry Swann, Brent Hendricks and Max Catey. Knights Boast New Uniforms I Iiilliftf ,ps my fsimflr lm ' gm 1 -M ,, . T. :..,. My D nfl ' .5 L ul, . ,-, . ' I . f' ' NHS Baseball Team lst Row L. to R.: Tim Crull, Dick Crumbaugh, Jeff Riley, Buddy Stevens, Dennis Hopkins, Steve Miller, Darrell Riley, Ronnie Coyle, Dwight Fulton and Larry Kendall. 2nd Row: Mr. Gary Drill, assistant coach, Gary Butler, Rick Blunk, Mike Hersey, Dave Showalter, lgundy Davis, David Sparks, Duaine Hinshaw, Jerry Lane, Gene Schneider, Donnie Crumbaugh, Toby Ladd and Mr. Carl Harris, coac . 61 90 P 0 Faculty T Administrators Work To Solv Mr. Darryl Stults achieved his Bachelor of Science Degree from Purdue University and attained his Master's Degree from both DePauw and Ball State University. His duties as Principal are many and varied. He acts as Head of the Administrators here at NHS, has more responsibility than any other one per- son at the High School. He is involved in other outside activities as well as those connected with North- eastern. He is active in the United Methodist Church at Fountain City and lists gardening among his hobbies. ill Mr. Coats has many duties and responsi- bilities. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Purdue University and his M.A. at Indiana University. Mr. Coats is in charge of attendance records, students who are late to school or class, and also the bookstore. His hobbies include being active in worthwhile organizations. He is Secre- tary-Treasurer of Wayne County School Administrators Association and President of Purdue Alumnae Club in Randolph County. 64 MR. DARRYL W. STULTS, PRINCIPAL WOODSON COATS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL roblems, Run School Efficientl il l i ,,,,f . ,g,ixx1.x5,i,,g - , ,-.QPA X, Y f 5 gg X , N ' i . . N S MR. GORDON RICKETTS qi. ' . . . 1 3 . GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Northeastern Wayne Schools. He helps students prepare for their future by coun- selling them on courses to take, or careers they should pursue and scholarships to apply for to certain colleges. His hobbies include watching all types of sports and being a referee for basketball games. Mr. Ricketts received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Hanover College and his Master's Degree from Ball State Univer- sity. He teaches Freshman Guidance and Orientation here at Northeastern, but a more important and time-comsuming job is that of the Director of Guidance for L. 'sr SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS L to R: Robert L. Reinke, School Attorneyg George Ranckg Howard Rust, Superintendentg 2nd Row, Max Cates, Marvin Higgs, Reid Harris, and Clifford Coffin. 65 F acult Members evote Time T r' RTN 66 BOB ALBANO, B.S. Ball State Uni- versity, Government I 6: II, World History I Br II, Student Council Spon- sor. JOHN ANDREWS, B.S. Vin- cennes, Purdue, University of Illinois, General Science 8 Bt 9, 7th Grade Sponsor. ROBERT BARNES. B.S. Ball State GI Indiana, 8th Grade Amer- ican History, Psychology, Gt Sociology, Freshman class sponsor. EVELYN BORTNER, B.S. Manches- ter College, M.A. Miami University, English, Social Studies, 9th Gra e Sponsor, co-sponsor Y-Teens. STEVE BREWER, B.S. Manchester College, jr. High Track, junior Class Sponsor, Freshman Basketball, Health, Biology I SI II. DUANE BROWNE, B.S. Pur- due University, Electronics, Wood- working, 7th Grade P.E., 8th Grade Industrial Arts, Bo s' Block Sponsor, 7th Grade Basketball. 1. B. CAIN, B.S. Purdue, Africulture, 10th Grade Sponsor, FFA adifisor, 4-H leader. MARTHA CHAMBERS, B.A. Ball State, Spanish 8,1 81 II, Spanish Club Sponsor. GARY DRILL, B.S. Taylor high school P.E., 8th Grade Basketball, Intramurals, Assistant Baseball. LINDA FORREST, B.S. Ball State, Journalism, Eng. Lit. Gt Gram. 8 6: 10, Honor Society, Yearbook, Newspaper Staffs. DARRELL FRAME, B.S. Ball, M.S. Ball State, Graphic Arts I, Draft- ing I :Sr II, co-sponsor Industrial Arts Club. RUTH FRENCH, B.S. 6r M.A. Ball State, sponsor of Library Club, Librarian for NHS. ponsoring rganizations W-4 X School Secretaries, Mrs. Lois Cray, standing, and Mrs. Joan Thornton, and books and records up to date. 'uv' I 1 seated, have the daily tasks ol' keeping business accounts accurate A., 97 s V . Y l' , Rlxriw, CARL HARRIS, B.A. Bl M.A. Ball State University, General Math and Bookkeeping I Br II, Varsity Baseball, Assist. Basketball. JOYCE JENKINS, B.S. in Art Education Ball State, spon- sor of Damsels Gt Majorettes, Art I, Il, Sz III, Art III being a course new to the curriculum this year. REX JENKINS, A.B. in Music, Ball State, M.A. Music Educzltion, Ball State, Jr. High Music, 7th 61 8th bands, Knights Varsity Band, Stage Band Sponsor. ANNA LANCSTON, B.A. Earlham, M.A. Ball State, English 8 Sr 9, travel- ing to Sweden this summer. DAVID LOWER, B.A, Earlham, M.A. Ball State Chess Club s onsor, Wrestling Coach Assist. Track, Dev. Reading llth Grammar 6: American Literature, LARRY MARKER, B.S. Ball State, Se- nior Class Slaonsor, Track 6: Cross Country Coac , Consumer Economics, Business Law, Business Math, 7th grade Math. 67 Hobbies coup Leisure Time 14 4' CHARLES MCCLAIN, B.S. in Educa- tion Ohio State University. Geometry, Advanced Mathematics. LARRY MOORE, B.S. Ball State University, Varsity Golf Coach, in charge of con- cessions, Algebra I, Driver Education. NANCY MOORE, B.S. Ball State, Siilonsor of all cheerleaders 7-12, Girls' C eerbloc, General Business, Typing II, Shorthand, Office Practice. RICHARD MOREHEAD, B.S. Miami University, Art Club Sponsor, Art I, II, Br III. RALPH PHILLIPS, B.A. 6r M.A. Butler University, Choir, Music Theory, 7th grade music, grade school band, Swing Choir sponsor. OLIVE RANCK, A.B. Earlham and M.A. Ball State, jr. Red Cross, Home Ec. 7, 8, Gt 9. REX JENKINS directs band members during Knightlg basket- LOIS STULTS looks at two hampsters about to be delivered to a ball game. Band members play for all home games. bi0l0ZY C1355- 68 pen House Greets Parents STEVE BREWER, biology and health teacher, talks with parents at NESCA Open House. Parents had the opportunity to meet teachers and arrange appointments to discuss a student's progress. IRENE RAY, B.S. Milligan College, Tenn., M.A. Ball State, s onsor Home- makers of Tomorrow Club, Y-Teens, 6: Junior Class, Home Ec. 8, 10, 11, Br 12. SARAH RICKETTS, B.S. in P.E. Indiana University, M.A. in P.E. Sr Guidance certificate Ball State, C.A.A. sponsor, P.E. both required and ad- vanced. MYRA RIDPATH, A.B. Earlham, Senior Class Sponsor, Latin Club sponsor, English 10, Eng. Lit. 6: Comp. 12, Latin I, ll, Ill. ROY SHORT, B.S. Bt M.A. Purdue University, Science Club sponsor, Sth ' grade sponsor, Chemistry I, II, 6: Physics. STAN SIMS, B.S. Purdue University, Sponsor for FFA, Senior Class, 4-H, Vo-Ag. 11-12. ROBERT J. STOKER, B.S. Taylor, M.A. Ball State, Athletic Director, Varsity basketball coach, Algebra II, Trigo- nometry. 69 Classrooms Stress Achievement '- I Northeastern Wayne District, school nurse, MARY CATHERINE MC- NUTT, checks records and keeps track of illnesses of school children. 70 LOIS ANN STULTS, B.S. Ball State University, Social Studies, Math 7. LARRY THOMAS, A.B. Taylor, M.A. Ball State, U.S. History, Speech, Drama Club. MOZELLE TRACY, B.A. DePauw University, 8th grade sponsor, Personal Typing, Typing II. ROBERT TUTTEROW, B.S. St M.A. Ball State University, Industrial Art Club Sponsor, Industrial Arts, Metal, Bt Power. RUTH WILLIAMSON, B.A. Asbury College, C.F,C. Sponsor, Junior Class sponsor, English 7 6: 8, 6: Reading 8. g::g'f'Q ppl' 77 T 1 L iff 1 1 . . - 2 f kr ' ,,,,-l,Y:+-i..l?i'T'fivin-F-'l '-,, .- ,,:x-v 4... . 4 :Y qlv..-F I v.,-.,,1- ' .-',-,gi fi -' - - ':L.' ,, -.2 V '. 'i .-riL :xr ,' fx. i.':',.A?1rl U- . '--mi-il-i 'H 3 ' ' ' 1, ,. 405, .Z , 'V ,i,1,.-.. , 21,5 if A -Zi .'i'.-'J- ,, M.- .W E sgf.--J, 11.44, is -W ,f. al 5.-i.i,3'ifiH'5:- Y' X ' il,- ':,, Nfl? ,, :F'?'i'f ' ,. 1 ,, i , V 11.4. E': m', 4. Man People Work Together Bus Drivers for Northeastern, Front Row L to R: Larry Mathews, Jack Anderson, John Wickets Clyde Norris, Ralph White, Whitey Mc Divitt, 2nd Row: Jim Alyea, Bob White, Bill Bales, Don Robbins, Bob Tieman, and Dave Schnei er. f 'l I ' v .L t 1 fi L v l ' -'fl - -A h 'lx 'lil V, ' ll X K L31 sul: 'NL - DAY CUSTODIANS: Hank jeans and Harold Yeatts. NIGHT CUSTODIANS: Lanson Bussear, and Kenny Scott. L at - 1 COOKS FOR NHS, Front row L to R: Lucille Higgs, Mildred Belcher, Emma Hardwick, Lea Kenworthy, Nel Robbins, 2nd Row: june Austin, Alice Englebert, and Helen Hinshaw. 71 Seniors 1' ff Wg'-t J sy.: f V A ' v- 5- Gif, 1 !'ihgXw .fa mm. Sen1Ors rder Announcement LARRY ANDERSON DENNIS ANDREWS GENEVA BAKER DEBBY BALES DANNY BAUMER RONNIE BEARD ROBERT BOOKER JERI BOWMER MARK BROOKBANK DEBBIE BURGESS RAY CHARLTON PEGGY CLARK PATTY COFFEY BURTON COLE BONNIE COYLE JOYCE CROWE TERRI CUMMINGS DALE DANOWSKI MARY JANE DAULTON ALAN DEGNER vlake Plans For raduatmn LINDA DISHNER BONNIE DUNN NORMA DUNN DAVE EMMONS SHARON FEHLINGER TOM FISHER MARY JO FULTON LINDON GEORGE DARRYL GREENE DIANA 1. HARRIS MIKE HILL STEVE HILL DUANE HINSHAW ROGER INGABRAND LINDA JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON DENNIS JOHNTING LARRY KENDALL DARYL LANE PHYLLIS LASWELL 416 ,fi G?' rv -.4 DEBBIE LOVE JOYCE LUKER RICK MANGUS JOY MATHERLY KAREN MCCONAHA MARLA MCEWEN CINDY MCCUIRE JANET McKEE DONALD MILLER LARRY MILLER SHARON MILLER KYNA MULLINS Semor Officers and Student Council Members: KL. to RJ lst Row: Darryl Greene, treasurerg Susie Sharp, vice-president Duane Hmshaw presidentg Becky Ross, secretary. 2nd Row, Stan Sims, sponsorg Debbie Love, reporterg Daryl Lane, Joy Matherly Dlana Harris, Ronnie Coyle, Student Council Membersg Myra Ridpath, Larry Marker, sponsors. Collegeg Jobs Awalt Semors JOAN NICHOLSON MARTHA NOCTON MARY NUFRIO SCOTT RAILSBACK TED ROBERTS RANDY RODGERS BECKY ROSS ROBERT ROSS VICKI RYAN GENE SCHNEIDER SUSIE SHARP JOHN SHINN CATHY SMITH MARIE SOUTHER DAVID SPARKS RICHARD THOMAS PAULA THORNTON DEWAYNE TURNER JACK WALTER REBA WATSON i ji 7 Seniors enter in September, looking to May and graduation. Se- niors pictured are: Joy Matherly, Duane Hinshaw. 78 If V1 in ,, I, ,, I, Q11 'fi , x . V . 4 ,.f5 N rl .fr . v W x r QPF- ' , Susie Sharp serves at Leprechaun's Ball. 5- Terri Cummings and Steve Johnson try on gowns. N . i-...I S E I Seniors Select Caps, Gowns Phyllis Laswell and janet McKee look over selection of senior portraits. ,rv Senior Year Closes With Prom arious Awards, Commencement 5:'1' fa in 'L f ls Mary Nufrio and Steve johnson were crowned King and Queen of 1970 Prom. Commencement speeches were presented by Diana Harris, valedictorian and Debby Bales, salutatonan n V ,J -4.111 gp-1 .. 3 40' I i -,I J L , 1, - JiL:sz?f' A - :.: - .-- ,,,..:,. I ,A ' -'V Vi 3? , A 9 7 'gg . f- x ' 'EQ ' Y 'L XX I Y u ..- ' ' 4'-'vu -' I F1 , .'. .. S.. tr 5 - , tx . 1 if Q , QE ' A , , . rf 4' AE 5 '4 'Tj ' ' 1 f Y' . .V V , I , ,Q 5 4 , Q ' 3 MT l . af, 4 - X al 7 A! . v. , Q 5, , if ' , S ,. ' I Ne. i I 5:31 wiv A sv' A a 4 W . ., - , . . Ai Q- Q - X V! 1 19' 'L - 4 Qs. Underclassmen p.. ? 4 N . I I ,, I X . Pi Q. I , - 319 4 :A V 's '-vsfwf-rm 4, I . - Magazine Sale, Prom Highlig Junior Officers and Student Council Members: L. to R. lst Row: Marcia johnson, Vice Presidentg jan Lon enecker Reporter Diana Harris, Student Councilg Penny Tiemann, Student Council 2nd Row: Irene Ray, Sponsor, Davi Bowman Student Council' Janice Hewitt, Secretary, Steve Brewer, Sponsor, Dennis Hopkins, President, Brenda Frazer Treasurer Tom Doddridge, Student Council, Ruth Williamson, Sponsor Anderson, T. Baker, D. Baker, L. Banta, B. Baumer, R. Bogan, D. Bowman, D. Brandenbur g. D. Brim, G. Brown, S. Brumbaugh, C. Bryant, P. Burhart, D. Burton, I. Butler, S. Butler, V. Campbell, M. Channey, L. Clark, C. Clark, D. Coiield, S. ir 4 tl x f H ,lt I' lf ' iv ,q -Ts a N J X , I I , . KA f' Xa, 'Vi 6 Ja unior List of Activities ajkf Wi- AM gy 4 V L' .ii -,iv '- ,J uw., , V. 1 A fx! 'I V iasaih fx ,fig 'N vi i ii 4 X' QNA 'azz 'gi I'K' ,Q YQ 1 41 , 1. i . -4 5 W 5' ik 1 4 A if fi f 5' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 'S we ,w , L . K 1 ,1 ,. -.1 A i 3 151' ' mmoooon gsggwaa Sppgggb Ppwagg' ?Hg 5 P F' Finley, Fisher Fox, S. Frame, Frame, . Frame, . Frame, 3 UUP5 3 EIIIC'JCD,'-'f1'1'1 'D 9.1.3-S ru 5 5:-:gm rn N D'pPew TU Hewitt, Himelic ,D. Hopkins, D. Horr, B. Isaacs, D. Jackson, D. jeans, J. Jeffries, I. Johnson, I. Johnson, M. Jones, C. Ketring, D. Kurtz, J. Lane, J. Lewis, B. Limbrey, P. Little, J. Longenecker, I Marcum, A. Matherly, M. Mathews, S. McConaha, D. McDivitt, D. McGill, S. McNamra, D. Meyers, L. Micheals, C. Miller, D. juniors Take Part n Variet Lmda Stults performs Can't Help Loving That Man during annual variety show. Miller, R. Million, D. Mitchell, R. Moody, C. Moore, P. Moran, D. Myers, C. Musselman, J. Newbold, I. Newton, T. Nicholson, C. Norris, I. Null, M. Oler, K. Oney, R. Ozbun, V. Penny, D. Philliis, L. Planc , I. Prewitt, S. Prifogle, J. Rafala, K. Reece, D. Riley, D. Roosa, G. Sexton, L. Sharp, C. Shepard, B. . '1 57? '1-s, R 'n ' 1 Q 'l it r If I .I in .V t IU '-Q ' f r 1 ' I . 'lil j how, Stage Costume Party 7 V7' . 4 ' 1 ' '77 L ,lp 4 ,. . Q . fi A 4 1 .. f' m ,W 4 A x 0 ' 40 , . l, , , .. KH? Jan Longenecker becomes a Senior Citizen for the juniors' party. .Sy hs' -Ar 2 A 'S X . j. 3 A Webb D Webb M White C Williams I Wright D Young T Shinn, M. Sittloh, L. Smelser, R. Smith, R. Sparks, S. Stoflet, W. Stephens, B. Stults, L. Sutton, S. Thornburg, C. Thurston, D. Tieman, P. Tillson, D. Van Winkle, K Z 0 41.57 N I . 'gf ! 1 L Penny Tiemann declares she's a clown during junior party fes tivities. ff, Selection of Class Rings Complet MI' if 1 . 1' H, 88 . 9611 1 Alia .N .v aff 5? X l - rl l wr 'W all - f 'f ...dr M. Alexander, T. Ailey, A. Alyea, C. Anderson, L. Anderson, R. Anderson, T. Baker, D. Baker, E. Barker, D. Booher, R. Booker, J. Bowman, T. Boyce, H. Brelage, K. Brown, P. Brumbaugh, C Butler, C. Cain, S. Calico, M. Carroll, B. Catey, N. Charlton, D. Cheesman, D Clark, S. Combs, S. Cope, D. Crowe, D. Crull, T. Cushard, L. Davis, R. Day, K. Day, M. Dean, D. Degner, I. Doran, C. Duncan, S. Esselburn, B. Fox, L. Freeland, M. Fulton, D. Glunt, T. Grounds, R. Guthrie, G. Hall, T. Harris, D. Harris, L. Hill, B. ear For Sophomores Hill, R. jack, L. Jeffries, H. Kaucher, R. Kalugyer, C. 4 5 Lam ,J Longworth, J. '-fl fn, Mann, P. Martin, M. .,' Mastbaum, R. f5 McEwen, S. McKee, C. Meyn, C. Miller, M. If 'V 8 A ,bl , , s A al 'lk X Q ,ag Sophomore Class Officers and Student Council Members: L. to R. lst Row Mary Jane Miller, Student Council, Teresa Alexander, Secre tary- John Lon worth, President, Nancy Catey, Vice President, Sharon Duncan, Reporter 2nd Row J. -B. Cain, Sponsor, Gary Stults sent when icture was taken Gail Doran, Student Council Student Council, Martha Chambers, Sponsor, Gail Guthrie, Treasurer, Randy Mastbaum, Student Councllg Robert Albano, Sponsor Ab P Miller, S. Mills, L. Mills, B. Mullins, S. Mullins, S. Murphy, F. Nicholson, D. Nocton, R. Ozbun, D. Parman, G. Pennington, Petty, E. Petty, T. Pipenger, B. D.' ll AJ ff --:ir ,Q x ' f L ,fx I R K ' Y , -7' '3 f S 5 . . .X --gfislfl Music, Sports, nterest Sophs -. ..-u-sq Claudia Alyea gives solo performance of Etude in Boogie .qv .l ffj' 37. JK N 5 -7 . 27 90 ii 54 X af l it si-'V 5. 1 NA Plankenhorn, Powell, T. Presley, W. Reece, P. Roberts, S. Roberts, T. Rudy, L. Sandlin, R. Scheider, J. Selby, L. Sharp, I. Sheard, T. Shull, D. Smith, L. Snyder, E. Stamper, J. Stults, G. Swann, J. Thather, C. Thompson, B Ward, N. Watson, W. Whalen, D. Webb, J. Williams, J. Williams, S. Wood, J. Woodruff G. Porter, M. Tillery, G. Activities eeupy Freshmen gl :mn L to R. lst row: Linda Parker-Reporter, Linda Marcum-secretary, Teresa May-vice-president, 2nd row: Evelyn Bortner-Sponsor Denise Hawkins-treasurer, Dee F rame-student council, Cathy White-student councilg Lois Stults-Sponsor: 3rd row: Iefl'Riley-student council, David Showalter-student council, Mike Reynolds-president, Robert Barnes-Sponsor. Adams, M. Anderson, R. Anderson, S. Ankrom, T. Balcs, M. Banta, D. Barefield, D. Bartley, N. Blnnk, R. Blunk, S. Bone, D. Bowman, J. Brockman, K. Brumbaugh, S. Busby, N. Burke, B. Callahan, D. Catey, M. Clle, D. Cole, E. Cooper, K. Cox, V, Coyle, D. Coyle, R. Crouch, J. Crowe, M. Crumbaugh, D. Dalton, R. .f '2 yum.- nb-as A ' 1' I 2. 'L fi 1 .IA i .v Q- -S76 'itm ii. Aim! g J Yr ,. fo C ,'7' s .bf - .3 H' K . - u I qv -1- rt I Q5 X 1- .., 4... A -A '14 L. 91 Freshmen Hold ance, Wato Ns.. . J 'X A f J J .-, Freshmen Class Party: Freshmen enjoy dancing and refreshments before viewing a movie at the class party held in the cafetorium. Daulton, C. gay, D. ers, M. Figy, J. Filby, V Frakes, J. Frame, D. Freeland, M. Gregory, M. Gut rie, D. -- Hartley, R. -A Hawkins, D. Hayes, T. Hendrix, B. 9 1' , .J Hersey, M. Holland, D. Holland, P. Horner N. Howard, D. Howe, S. Jack, P. Johnson, B. Iohnting, D Jurgens, C. Keller, I. Kutche, P. Ladd, M. Leonard, D. In Y. -er 1 J F-W3f 'r' ' , il' rp . f, fb- J' 9' , .' . M r . -sg . gn 4 . . . ,, X ,gg fi x I,-. r , V - V XJ: fl l J A X .1- . - , .l.., f-9 I Q W? - . ' Q V ,-I 1-Y- X , f 2 1. 4, N--, A.. L 1 .1 Ben Hur ' v For Class Parties 1. 2 . L 4-i f rv. V, 5 TT? 4- A . ff? x :QC U B .1 ff, L-Wei. 1 t IJ '15- 4. . 'ig f5. u 1 Ja 5 .L-. ... K' 33, - gf L 1 1 Q 5. le 'i ' rg x Q . lj Q Xi : Y -I ,J 9. sf., H V ffl- A , 5 3 V .l as , . - gi A W e X r. r 'ii . - A ' . I' 1 1 N x . if .k' fix fm x . Lester, L. Longworth, R. Mangus, R. Marcum, L. Martin, T. Martin, D. Mastbaum, V. May, T. McConaha, M. Medearis, D. Mohlar, F. Moore, B. Moore, M. Murphy, R. Myers, D. Myers, M. Newman, B. Nocton, J. Owens, M. Parker, L. Peasron, D. Pennington, M Penny, D. Pipenger, J. Pond, I. Porter, M. Powell, K. Price, K. Reeves, I. Reynolds, D. Reynolds, M. Riley, I. Roamin, E. Ross, M. Russell, P. Scheiben, V. Schneider, D. Sexton, N. Sheard, J. Shepherd, B. Showalter, D. Skinner, D. Smith, L. Stoflet, M. Tillson, S. Turner, I. Turner, I. Tyree, K. Wallace, J. Wells, D. N Werner, B Werner, L. White, C. Wilson, C. Wilson, A. M Wise, R. . , Sth fade-Steppingstone To High School A , l E . H X lj... x B - . - -- f- 'A J , K Lf' 4 1 ,L ' - ' 'W 1 A - -N ' .fe i n ' f In m gg. '4 I. ' . - li I ln Vik ' yon E E ii , 5, '- A- Q4 . lx. ff: .-. X H K 1 'Y 17.5 4.1, A J L X , L f , L . V rn 4,.'s,'4 1 4 .L , , gr ,mmf 'fri In A ' l , 'za- 5 'Env' Ry V' 1 ' If X 'X 4 .V X A W . gg! 1' '. is ' 72 Qfnrivriffere . r e i -A ii' ll We A A Q Jaw. ll L i fr f ' l - ',, .. .fp is - . . ,L J, A- - A if , n. - - -i u- I V1 -. . - A , 9 : . : X ., f . ,,.f,p.'4 .fl N mr : + f . . 94 r Alexander, M. Alexander, M. Anderson, A. Anderson, I. Anderson, P. Ankrom, N. Atkins, T. Ballenger, D. Baker, M. Barker, G. Barker, S. Barker, N. Bartram, C. Benge, M, Bennett, B. Blunk, M. Bowers, T. Brandenburg, E Brawley, J. Brooks, R. Brown, D. Brown, J. Butler, T. Chaney, J. Chris, B. Clark, J. Clevenger, D. Coddington, T. Cooper, M. Cross, I. Crull, P. Crumbaugh, M. Davis, T. Day, T. Dean, D. Frame, C. Frame, B. Fulton, D. Greeson, L. Graxson, L. Cut rie, D. Haisley, C. Hall, D. Hardwick, L. Harris, C. w Ng ir l fe . . 0'-, , g fvwfft P i S: ' , 'el Y . U 1 xl., l J 5 'a' ' at X G 5 0 P Pi -ff - I Ig , elf! . K . - ' ' 4 43. i. - , we-Q , f, x is M S a it . I 1 4.-.ef fl rg, .1 . E 1 . l w ' I l-0 A' . . , Ag . 0 :A 1 - 1313 4 Q ,X . ' .R h L. I V lg .Q -Aj ' 'V x, - ' I . . 1 ' K i P ,fs i .B ,f I P . ' . if nv , , ' 4 5 ' . - . 4' V , , of . .sf ' . P - ' I , A 1 - r 1 , , ' . S- M -fs. P rf it -fi' If vi lofi 7 ' 1:-Q ,',- 'M' N - , .1 M1 , - ffl- X p W l 1 ' f5,4gx.', ljlbi rw - , , , ' H If A -H15 3 S: f i ff P ' I . A: V -4 Helms, C. Helms, C. Hiatt, C. Hiatt, I. Holecheck, S. Hopkins, T. Huffman, N. Hutchison, B. Hyre, D. Jay. R. jones, T. Ketron, B. Laswell, K. Limbrey, B. Lipscomb, D. Longworth, V. Marcum, P. Martin, K. McEwen, S. McGill, C. Medley, M. Miller, J. Miller, S. Moore, C. Moran, M. Morgan, B. Morgan, L. Mull, K. Mullins, K. Mullins, R. Newbold, B. Nufrio, J. Pennington, R Perkins, J. Petty, R. Pichering, D. Plhnkenhorn, D Pond, K. Powell R. Price I Pyle C Radford R Ramey G Redd K Riddell T DEAN SNAPP gives some thought to a question on his eighth grade English Grammar test. 95 Q 7th and Sth Grade Hold JO1 ' i f f , l iyhff F la 5 .Q A fr ra' .- L.. ff. srfvfa 5 'N i , f .. . A F .5-YM: l Y dr , I! . .1 .a.. F 1' Ross, R. Russell, A. Scheider, B. Scott P. Shank, J. Sharp, J. Sharp, P. Sharp, T. Sheets, M. Shinn, M. Sittloh, P. Skinner, I. Smith, D. Smith, L. Smith, T. Smith, V. Snapp, D. Sparks, S. Swann, Thatcher Thurston, J. Tillson, D. Webster, F. Wickett, C. Williams, R. Wilson, M. Wofal, D. K. ,M , ,..--qu 8th grade Class Officers and Student Council members are lst Row L. to R.: Neil Anderson, Richard Mullins, Patty Marcum, Mary Williams, all student council. 2nd Row: Chris Pyle, secretary, Tim Sharp, treasurer, Tim Atkins, president, Tally Davis, vice-president Row: Miss Tracy, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Short, all sponsors. 96 lkating Part At Melod Rink r - 9' A . ' - ' - V .K Q A - 1+ B ' 'K 7 ' v 3 e i .. Q it s -A '75 +.. . ' Mil- if 2' Q fi. L...-.- f., f ' xi Q ' ,fn W G F' T . 4 , - . . V' gi- lf? Q' X- .1 4 ll , 5: Q 'C but xr fl i-1. 8534... ' ' lf .4 LE - l K' ,-1 r V l ' vl' I V If A 4C B' i s a?-.,' '51, . f' . :rf--. ---wi? I- D- ' 'J , T' Vlflf llf I' 1 T i .+' . -' T -'R N.. . - A ' 41-Q ' '-'f- 3 5' 1. ' 8 if ' Wif -. ' X A f f r sw bv- .H ' ' r 0 ' , .- ,V . A N M- - , 'A' nz.. ., tl? -- 'SPV A J' 'fl '....Ll .MA .. C ' H . if , .Ia ,, . V V A I 3 . V' U Q, f + '-. Lf- ' , , x,.h 'y f J? 2 5, Q . gf, A .n -9 . .JL A X H use N 4 ' 1 .aw ' ' . 'A .ff ,, f 'A . . 4 ' 47 iw '.: 1 1 fa- V I 5 Dv .G N 'Q A Q V. .iv , lg.: K!-f --f 4, -.51 . , . P .,-1'Fl 4... Y ' A A +V A -M Q if ' Abrams, T. Adams, B. Austin, R. Baker, D. Baker, M. Banta, L. Barker, J. Bartram, I. Blunk, C. Bond, R. Bowers, R. Boyce, C. Brobeck, L. Brockman, J. Brooks, B. Brown, C. Brown, D. Brown, R. Buckler, D. Burkhart, T. Butler, B. Camden, T. Campbell, I. Carroll, D. Charlton, L. Coddington, K. Cole, C. Coleman, M. Conway, V. Coyle, K. Creech, P. Creviston, V. Cross, S. Crowe, L. Daulton, R. Davis, P. Edmonds, J. Esarey, L. Favorite, M. F ilby, R. Fields, I. Finley, G. Flamm, M. Freeland, E. Garrett, D. George, R. Gregory, D. Harris, H. Harris, T. Hartley, J. Hawkins, K. Hawkins, S. Hendrix, E. Hersey, S. Hill, P. Horner, V. Howe, J. Jeans, D. Jeffries, G. Jenkins, A. johnting, D. Kaucher, D. Keller, D. Kendall, V. Kenworthy, B. King, R. Kirkgatrick, C. Lad , S. Lipscomb, I. Longfellow, D. Longfellow, R. Longenecker, S 97 'VFD Q Y l I' l Ju Seventh Graders Work Togethe .Y Xe. l' 1 E ' , I . 9 R v V Cla? i ' I , ' ' - lk If xg ,. V It '- H fx i 'I ' 'Sf' -'V V' --J w lf, . . I' MV --.LG . ' VY - - 'lk I J , ff I if xl, XJ, li,- .. ' i lf - sa 1 iw l , . R i ll, ' . .., 'Q l4r lx ferns r iiw eg wr-ss flmml- dqi O ' . . 1.5 af li' ' Q.- 1.4- .uh - H ll ' 3. 'x ' 1 .V , . ,- V ' vs, X . X A. 1 f. . 1? J ' 3 N ffffrk 'fl' :Ia ,, .' ! s'. :?i: r .ff uf 1 nf asm 4, V , 4 4 42 I . . ... :J KU gr- - U 3: , lr: N ,, '-- l' I ' . 4. l 'M ' , lv. ' 'MN f A ,.,.,. ' . ' rv. V , ,' ,-.4 3 ' . f 3' W -lp ' W - fi .. . fl! 'Ellbt'3 gg . .l Q1 ,lug ,Il r 5 X' T in Pm J 1 0 1 J ' 1 M r , ,R I A f 'f f ',. I -:ef 5 v x Aga x 1... L. Luff, R. Marcum, T. Martin, T. McDermitt, S. McDivitt, M. McGregor, A. McKee, D. McNutt, J. Medley, M. Meyers, R. Meyn, D. Michaels, P. Miller, C. Miller, V. Mitchell, S. Moore, L. Mullins, D. Murphy, J. Murray, R. Myers, C. Newton, M. Norris, J. Nocton, M. Pearson, T. Pierce, P. Plankenhorn, Prewitt, H. Price, J. Reed, L. Redd, R. Reece, R. Reynolds, D. Riley, I. Roark, C. Romain, K. Romain, K. Ross, R. Rudy, D. Rudy, Y. Runyon, J. Ryan, K. Ryan, P. Sadler, R. Scheiben, S. Seider, R. I School Nurse Mrs. McNutt gives tuberculin shot to Tim Abrams. - 4: 98 ln Class, Club Activities 7th Grade Class Officers and Student Council members: L. to R. lst Row: Mrs. Ranck, sponsor, Mary Nocton, Student Council, Don Longfellow, Student Council, Becky Butler, Student Council, Mr. Andrews, sponsor, Jerry Riley, student Council, Cindy Cole, Treasurer, Mrs. Ricketts, sponsor. 2nd Row: Cindy Blunk, Secretaryg Terry Stout, Vice President, jerry Bartrum, Reporter, and Teresa Harris, President. . lr T if W ,Q his , 'gr -Q-, , ev, '. 1 - ' X., - ' r of I ..,- - 2 1 . N h , , -1 Y . V. . 4 , if , 'M ' . rr, , . r I N r . . -- .5 ' , , r-r r .Q , .sg., 15,1 lk ' ' J J ,C - . , frmfffg ' Y' . '-'- . fi 4' rr' p' bil' 11' a 'N Q r . 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Engle 81 Sons Winchester, Indiana Bakers Store Lynn, Indiana Blue Roof Restaurant Lynn, Indiana Bonanza Steak House Richmond, Indiana Chenoweth's Lynn, Indiana Corner House Restaurant Lynn, Indiana Del-Nor Lanes Winchester, Indiana Drive-it-Clean Car Wash Richmond, Indiana E.L. Overmyer Winchester, Indiana Emery Doddridge Fountain City, Indiana Fisher Hardware Winchester, Indiana Girton Auto Parts Inc. Winchester, Indiana Greene's Restaurant Boosters Lynn, Indiana Laverne's Beauty Shop Fountain City, Indiana Miller's Pure Oil Fountain City, Indiana MiIler's Sunoco Fountain City, Indiana Nancy OIer's Beauty Shop Fountain City, Indiana Patti Insurance Company Richmond, Indiana Russell J. Webb 8. Son Jeweler Winchester, Indiana Sander's Jewelers Richmond, Indiana Shepard's Quality Clothes Winchester, Indiana Spartan Casket Co. Lynn, Indiana Waltz Drugs Winchester, Indiana Wards Agency Winchester, Indiana Wayne Lockers, Inc. Centerville, Indiana Wolfe Sunoco Lynn, Indiana Q7 X57 II, -.J QWEUV4 umvcnsrrr Concession workers. Ist row: L. to R. Vicki Ozbun, Tom Doddridge and Potty Moore. 2nd row: Mr. Ricketts, Mr. Browne and Mr. Moore. 107 1 , 'yi -I 'Adj K A: I 55- S1 I , I - c V , rug!! 1 Cv . G lv.: 4 . A i . I c YE Q F ,' 1 I 'ICQ .'-W'-I .r i 'fs ?i Senior Index ANDERSON, LARRY Page 74 ANDREWS, DENNIS Basketball 1, Boys Bloc 2, FFA 1, Student council 1. Pages 28,74,60 BAKER, GENEVA Page 74 BALES, DEBBY Chorus 1, Y-Teens 4, Student Council 1, 4-H 4, Cheer Bloc 1, Band 2, Class Secre- tary 2, Honor Society 3, FFA Sweetheart 1, Spanish Club 1, Stage Band 1, Science Club 1. Pages 74,31,36,37,43,80 BAUMER, DANNY FFA 3, Boys Bloc 1. Pages 28,74,19 BEARD, RONALD Student Council 1, Honor Soci- ety 2, Latin Club 1, Boys Bloc 1, Newspaper and Year- book Staff 1. Pages 28,74,30,31,45 BOOKER, ROBERT Page 74 BOWMER, IERI LYNN 4-H 4, Y-Teens 3, Band 4, GAA 1, Cheerleader 3, Honor Society 2, Student Council 1, Choir 1, junior Leader 3, Dance Band 2. Pages 74,31,33,36,50 BROOKBANK, MARK Pages 74,4O,40,44 BURGESS, DEBBIE 4-H 9, Y-Teens 4, Y-Teen Cabi- net 1, Cheer Bloc 3, Crusaders For Christ 1, Drama Club 1, junior Leader 2. Pages 74,29,32,33,43 CHARLTON, RAY Pages 74,19 CLARK, PEGGY 4-H 2, Band 4, Band Board 1, Y-Teens 3, GAA 1, Cheer Bloc 1, Choir 1. Page 74 COF F EY, PATTY Y-Teens 3. Page 74 COLE, BURTON FFA 4, 4-H 3, Industrial Arts 2. Pages 74,44 COYLE, RON Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Track 1, Boys Bloc 2, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Industri- al Arts 2, Honor Society 2, Student Council 1, Choir 1, Class Vice-President 2, Wrestling 1. Pages 28,74,76,30,31,34,44,61 CREECH, CHARLES Page 74 CROUCH, DENNIS Wrestling 1, Industrial Arts I, Choir 1. Page 74 CROWE, IOYCE Y-Teens 1, GAA 1, Choir 2, Swing Choir 1, HOT Club 1, Crusaders For Christ 1. Page 74 CUMMINGS, TERRI Cheerleader 2, Y-Teens 2, GAA 2, Art Club 2. Pages 74,78,43,43,44,50 DANOWSKI, DALE Art Club 2. Pages 74,44 DAULTON, MARY JANE Y-Teens 4, Choir 2, Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 1. Pages 74,43,40,45,21 DEGNER, ALAN FFA 3, Band 3, 4-H 3. Page 74 DISHNER, LINDA HOT Club 1, Y-Teens 2, Art Club 2. Pages 75,43 DUNN, BONNIE Page 75 DUNN, NORMA Page 75 EMMONS, DAVID Swing Choir 2, Dance Band 2, Band Manager 1, Pep Band 1. Pages 75,36,37,40 F EHLINGER, SHARON Y-Teens 4, Cheer Bloc 3, junior Achievement 2, Drama Club 1, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1, HOT Club 1. Pages 75,29,43,45,45 FISHER, TOM Page 75 FULTON, MARY4IO Band 4, junior Achievement 2, Choir 1, Y-Teens , Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1, GAA 2, HOT Club 1. Page 75,36,43,40,45 GEORGE, LINDON Art Club 1, 4-H 1. Page 75 GREENE, DARRYL Basketball 2, Boys Bloc 2, Class Ollicer 2, Student Council 1, Track 1, Honor So- ciety 1. Pages 28,75,76,31,60,60 108 HARRIS, DIANA Y-Teens 4, Damsels 4, Student Council 3, Honor Society 2, Choir 1, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Class Officer 1. Pages 75,76,30,31,36,34,43,38,10,80 HILL, MIKE FFA 3, Industrial Arts 2, Page 75 HILL, STEVE FFA 4. Pages 75,32 HINSHAW, DUANE Band 1, Boys Bloc 1, S anish Club 1, Honor Society 2, Science Club 3, Baseball 3, Basketball 4, Student Council 2, FFA 4, 4-H 4, junior Leader 2, Senior Class President. Pages 28,75,48,49,76,78,30,31,32,32,33,34,61 HOPKINS, DANNY Wrestling 1. Page 75 INGABRAND, ROGER Basketball 4, Baseball 3, Track 2, FFA 4, 4-H 4: Science Club 1. Pages 75,48,49,32 JOHNSON, LINDA Cheerleader 2, GAA 2, Y-Teens 1, Student Council 1, Crusaders for Christ 2, Swing Choir 1, Choir 2, HOT Club 1, Yearbook Editor and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 75,42,43,40,40,45,45,50 JOHNSON, STEVE Baseball 4, Basketball 4. Pages 75,48,49,78,10,80 IOHNTING, DENNIS Honor Society 2, FFA 4, 4-H 4, Cross Country 1, Track 1, Boys Bloc 2, Class President 2, Drama Club 1, Science Club 1. Pages 28,75,31,32,32,33,24,9,24 KEN DALL, LARRY Basketball Manager 2, Baseball Manager 2, FFA 4, 4-H 4. Pages 75,49,49,78,32,61,8 LANE, DARYL Basketball 4, FFA 4, 4-H 4, Student Council 3, Track 3, Cross Country 2, Baseball 4, Science Club 2, Class Officer 1. Pages 75,48,49,76,32,32,33,34,58 LASWELL, PHYLLIS Y-Teens 2, Drama Club 1, Cheer Bloc 1, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 75,78,45 LOVE, DEBBIE 4-H 4, Y-Teens 4, Cheer Bloc 3, HOT Club 1, Drama Club 1, Class Reporter 2. Pages 75,76,43,43,45,45,29 LUKER, JOYCE Pages 75,43 MANGUS, RICHARD Basketball 45 Track 4, Wres- tling 1, Science Club 3, Baseball 1, Boys Bloc 2. Pages 28,75,41,49,56,59 MATHERLY, JOY Y-Teens 4, GAA 1, Choir 1, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 1, Student Council 1, Cheer Bloc 2, Ma'orettes l. Pages 75,76,78,30,34,43,14 MCCONAHA, KlAREN Y-Teens 3, HOT Club 1, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 75,43,45,45 MCEWEN, MARLA Y-Teens 3, Swing Choir 1, Choir 2, Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 1. Pages 75,40,40,45,45 MCGUIRE, CINDY Y-Teens 3, Cheer Bloc 1, Drama Club 1, Choir 2. Pages 75,40 McKEE, LANET GAA 3, Art Club 2, Drama Club 1, HOT Clu 1, Cheer Bloc 1. Pages 76,78,42,44 MILLER, DON Basketball 1, Boys Bloc 2, Class Of- ficer 2, Drama Club 1. Pages 28,76,39,39 MILLER, LARRY Page 76 MILLER, SHARON Damsels 3, Y-Teens 1, Boy's 4- H 10, HOT Club 1, junior Leader 5. Pages 76,32,33,36,38,10,22 MULLINS, KYNA Y-Teens 4, 4-H 5, Cheerleader 1, Drama Club 1, Crusaders for Christ 2, Cheer Bloc 2, HOT Club 1, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 76,43,43,39,45,35,106 NICHOLSON, JOAN Cheer Bloc 15 Y-Teens 45 4-H 95 Drama Club 15 Crusaders for Christ 15 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 77,33,43,39,45 NOCTON, MARTHA 4-H 25 Y-Teens 35 Majorettes 15 Drama Club 25 CAA 15 Band 45 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 77,71,33,36,37,43,39,45 NUFRIO, MARY Y-Teens 35 Damsels 25 Drama Club 15 GAA I5 Ma'orettes I5 Choir 15 HOT Club 15 Cheer Bloc 25 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 77,43,40,38,39,45,80 PETTY, STANLY Page 77 RAILSBACK, SCOTT Science Club 25 Honor Soci- ety 25 Boys Bloc 25 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 1. Pages 28,77,30,31 ROBERTS, TED Cross Country 35 Baseball 45 Track 35 Basketball 35 FFA 4. Pages 77,48,49,32,56,58,6 RODCERS, RANDY Page 77 ROSS, BECKY Y-Teens 35 CAA 15 HOT Club 15 Honor Society 35 Science Club 25 Newspaper Editor 15 Library Club 15 Class Officer 3. Pages 77,76,31,43,43,45,1o6 ROSS, ROBERT Student Council 35 Boys Bloc 25 Track 45 Cross Country 25 Wrestling 15 Honor Society 15 Class Officer 25 Baseball 15 Choir 15 Science Club 1. Pages 28,77,31,34,56,56,58,59 RYAN, VICKI Y-Teens 15 Choir 1. Page 77 SCHNEIDER, GENE Pages 77,32,32,59,61 SHARP, SUSIE Honor Society 35 Cheer Bloc 15 Y-Teens 45 HOT Club 15 Class Officer 25 Choir 15 Library Club 1. Pages 77,76,78,31,43,43 SHINN, JOHN Page 77 SMITH, CAT HY Y-Teens 45 Cheer Bloc 15 HOT Club 15 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 77,78,45 SOUTHER, MARIE Y-Teens 25 Drama Club 15 Cheer Bloc 25 Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 1. Pages 77,78,45,45 SPARKS, DAVID Baseball 45 Basketball 45 Track 15 Science Club 15 Industrial Arts 2. Pages 77,48,49,44,25,61,9,25 THOMAS, RICHARD Band 75 Choir 15 Swing Choir 15 Pep Band 35 Dixieland Band 25 Track 45 Drama Club 25 Drum Ma'or 35 Class Officer 25 Student Coun- cil 15 Science Clula 15 Cross Country 15 Basketball 1. Pages 77,37,40,39,56 THORNTON, PAULA Y-Teens 45 Damsels 35 Cheerleader 15 Art Club 35 Drama Club 15 Honor Soci- ety 15 CAA 25 Student Council 1. Pages 77,31,36,42,42,43,38,39,44 TURNER, DEWAYNE Page 77 WALTERS, JACK Page 77 WATSON, REBA Y-Teens 35 Honor Society 2. Pages 77,31,43,15 109 Auto graphs Autographs The 1970 Lance This book was put together to capture the memories of Northeastern that might have otherwise been forgot- ten. We, as the 1970 Lance staff have worked hard to make this yearbook your book and one you will enjoy. As the editor of the 1970 Lance, I hope you will get as much pleasure from it as I have. I would like to express appreciation to Mrs. Forrest and my staff for all their time and effort they put into this yearbook. I wish to thank Mr. William Keever, our photogra- pher, and Mr. Larry Glaze, Paragon Yearbook Representative, for giving their time to make the year- book a better one. I also want to thank Mr. Stults, Mr. Coats and the faculty for their cooperation. The 1970 Lance has finally come to an end but in your mind we hope it will live on for many years to come. Linda johnson Editor -:J -g me x , QL . - 1 , -. K-71 112 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W f W WV W W W - ' ' W. . Y W . 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