Oregon Davis Junior Senior High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Hamlet, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1969 volume:

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Activities 9' Left to right the members are Stanley Hensler, Hobart Martin, Samuel Hayes, Don Reid, Robert Orr. Through the year the board has put its approval on activities and field trips planned by various classes and organizations. Mr, Peregrine's duties vary widely. Here, he takes time out for a quick shot. In ,,., ... new M63 Mrs. Rowles, secretary to Mr. Peregrine, has many jobs which she performs efficiently. They Assist Us Mr, Ginn is completing his fifth Cyear as principal of O- D High, During this time the stu ents have learned to respect his judgment of issues, We want to say Thanks for all the assistance he has given us. Mrs. Ferch is secretary to the Jr. Higir School and to Mr. Slusher the principal, She wor s all year writing checks, balancing the books, and doing all the things a good secretary should do to make our school operate smoothly, She is always smiling and willing to help anyone at anytime, The students of O-D H. S. have come to know Mrs. Bowers as a shelter in the time of storm. No matter if she's working on books, typinlg, or filling out lunch reports, she has time to stop an give us the informa- tion we are seeking. We want you to know, Mrs, Bow- ers, we really appreciate all you've done for us and you will long be remembered by the Class of '69. Most students pretend a fear of the princi als office but all students know that Mr. Slusher is realljy friendly, cooperative, and ready to help, He shows an interest in the activities in which students engage themselves but even more so he shows a deep interest in the students themselves. We are most grateful to Mr. Slusher for the service he has given to our schools. w VICTORIA BIGLEY l Olivet College, B. S. Elementary Music ERNEST BLAIR BONNIE GARDNER Purdue University, B. S, M. A. Purdue University, B, S, DUANE BONNER EDWARD BOOS Ball State University, B, S. Purdue University, B. S. Social Science, Science Science, Physical Education. ' r 4 LEE EVERS BARBARA BONNER Purdue University, B, S, Ball State University, B, S, Mathematics, Science Social Science, Physical Education Vocational Agriculture Junior High English, Speech WILLARD BROWN Central Normal College, B. S. Commerce ALMA GILMORE Indiana State University, Masters Mathematics, Science VIRGINIA HARNESS Morehead State University, A.B. English IVA JOHNSON Library Aid ROSALIE REID Indiana State University, A.B. Library O Today ff NILA HART Purdue University, B.S. Home Economics ICIJITH HI'lI'I,ICli Indiana University, .-MB English ! ,. DONNA REID Teachers' Aide RONALD MOORE, B.S. Indiana University Social Studies and Science X L S PATRICIA ROWE HUGH SALISBURY Ball State University, B.S. Ball State University, B.S. Home Economics Social Studies and Driver Ed 'E I . . -.. . I' f 1 JERRY SEESE ANN SHEARIN BARBARA SLUSHER Ball State University, B.S., M.A. Teachers' Aide Ball State University, B.A., Guidance, Athletic Director Commerce, Latin FRANKLIN SNOKI5 WILLIAM TANNER Manchester, A.B.g I.U., M.S. Indiana University, B.S. Mathematics, Latin Instrumental and Choral Music F i if I x 5 MARION WATKINS LOLAMAE WHITLEY ROBERT WIECZORK Taylor University, A.B. University of Illinois, A.B. Ball State University, B.S. Industrial Arts Jr. S: Sr. High Spanish gl Art Social Science, Health gl P.E. VU lvl BLAIR, EDWARD ALLEN President Basketball 1,2,3,4? Track 13233343 Crossroads 43 F,F,A, 1,233343 Pres- ident 43 Letterman's Club 132,3343 Class Play 33 Class Treasurer 23 Science Club 4. 3 13 n Seniors BLACKMAN, KLYDE PEARCE Vice-President Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Track 43 F,F,A. 13233343 A s s ' t. Officer 13 Ass't. Secretary 23 Del- egate 33 Vice-President 43 Letter- man's Club 3,43 Vice-President 43 Crossroads 4. WALLSKOG3 DAWN DIANE Treasurer Pep Club 132,33 Cheerleader 43 F,H,A, 233343 G,A,A, 233343 Vice President 23 President 33 Bobette 2333 Band 13233, 43 Crossroads Editor 43 Paper Staff 3,43 Prom Princess 33 Homecoming Queen 33 Class President 23 Student Council 1. STOMBAUGH, GEORGE DEAN Reporter Cross Country 33 F.F,A, 3343 Base- ball 3,45 Letterman's Club 3343 Class Play 33 Basketball 3,43 Track 4. HLAVACEK, DIANE LILLIAN Secretary Secretary-Treasurer 13 Band 1,233 Choir 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,233,43 F.H,A, 233343 Parliamentarian 3,43 G,A,A, 2,3343 Secretary 43 C las s Play 33 Drama Club Play 43 Cross- roads 43 Business Manager 4. e ir 3 3 M47 E, , Q, Q ,,,,f 3 I I mi 'hij4'3j3 r, 3' we 3, ' ' t- . . -1. . . . W grail: -ZX . F- .. ,,g-mfg:-, -1+ ,' ff-, m , A 33155333 un 'Writin g if 'Q 'iQ':' ', 55 , ' .'.'fff 3 , v.,f-'::ylCQ17ga -1354.7 C.:- .lvg 5 , ...L if--'n.i.,,,'f'ni ffm :hw 3. I ',.w. -. -1,533-w-,,,,3 :.,36,,3m. Q .- I-X w 3 3!::i5 : if, 4 'H 3 a if F Q S 3, , 5 W 3, ' Q f 1 .fr -Z ' 3',H?1j,,,,?12' Q, 2' -f' M 3 J ALDRICH, BILLIE LYNN Sunshine Society 1,2,35Na- tional Honor Society 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Bobettes 45 Pep Club 4. ANDRE, BETTE PATRICIA Choir l,3,45 C hambe r Choir 45 F,H,A, 2,35 G,A,A, 25 Drama Club 81 Play 45 Representative 45 P aper Staff 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Bobettes 3,45 Class Play 3 Pep Club 1,2,3. AWALD, PAMELA KAY F.H.A. 2,3,45 Officer 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Band 1,2,3,45 choir 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Of- ficer 45 F.H.A, State Con- vention 45 Crossroads 4, BERG, Jr., EDWARD FRANKLIN Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 F.F.A.1,2,3,45O ffi c e rs Assistant 2,35 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,45 Concession Manager 4. BOTTORFF, PEGGY ANN F.H.A, 2,35 G,A,A, 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Student Council 45 Bobette 25 Crossroads 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Class Play 3. CLEVENGER, DIANA ELIZABETH Pep Club 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Crossroads 45 Pa- per Staff 3,45 choir 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 F,H,A, 2,3,4. COOLEY, EILEEN KAY Crossroads 4. CORRELL, ROY LAVERNE Glee Club 15 Choir 1,2, 35 Crossroads 45 Paper Staff 3,4, CZERNIAK, CATHERINE ELAINE Latin Club 15 Chess Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 25 F,H.A. 25 Bobettes 2. lO DALEY, JAMES E. Basketball 15 Science Club 45 Representative to Purdue 45 Cross- roads 45 Pep Club 1,25 Track l. FLYNN, BARBARA LomsE Student Council 15 Offi- cer 15 Pep Club 15 G,A,A. 45 Cheerlead- ing 3,45 Drama Club 45 Choir 3,45 Band 1,2,3, 45 Folk Music Club 25 Crossroads 45 Cham- ber Choir 3,45 Current Events Club 15 Class Play 35 Drama Club Play 45 Paper Staff 15 Pep Band 1,25 F,H,A, 15 Oratorical Contest 35 Newspaper Corres- pondent 4, FREDRIKS EN, GEORGE WILLIAM Boys' State Delegate 35 Spanish Club 3. GJEMRE, NANCY CAROLYN Bobette 2,35 Cheer- leader lg Pep Club 1,2, 3,49 Crossroads 45 Drama Club 45 Band 1, 23 Choir 1,2,3g Purdue Legislative Assembly 45 Paper Stuff 1. GREER, MARILYN MAE Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1. HANLON, PAT Science Club 45 Math Club 3, HASTING, DONALD RICHARD F,F,A, 1,2,3,4. HASTING, FREDERICK JEROME Cross Country 1,25 Bas- ketball l,2g Track 1,25 Letterman 3,45 F,F,A, l,2,3,4g Assistant Offi- cers 1,2,3g Sentinel 4. HAUG, LARRY STEVEN F,F.A. 1,2,3,4, ll HOUK, DIANNA KAYE Pep Club 1,2,3g Choir 3,45 Paper Staff 4, HOWARD, KAREN LYNN F.H.A. 2,33 G.A.A. 3,43 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1, 2,3,4g Chamber Choir 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Paper Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3. KEEHN, ALLEN RUSSELL Track 2,3,45 Letterman' S Club 2,3,4g National Hon- or Society 3,45 Science Club 45 Science Fair 3,4 Class Vice President 3g Crossroads 4. 12 3 KEEN, DEBORAH SUE Pep Club 35 Choir 3. KING, MARGARET Louise Pep Club 2,33 Class Re- porter 3g Choir 3,4. KUKLA, THEODORE GERALD F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 15 Pep Club 1,23 Golf 1. LOFTUS, MICHAEL JOHN Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Student Manager 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Officer 45 Prom Prince 35 Drama Club 45 Drama Club Play 4. NYC, CYNTHIA LOUISE POORT, MARY LOU Cheerleader 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 G,A,A, 2,35 Secretary 2,35 F,H,A, 2,35 Pep Band 25 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 Bobettes 3,45 Class Play 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Drama Club 45 Drama Club Play 45 Crossroads 45 Oratorical Contest 2,4, RICE, BOBBY JEAN Track 1,35 Basketball 15 Pep Club 1, RICE, FLORA LEE F,H,A, l,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3g G,A,A, 1,25 Class Play 35 Drama Club 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Cross- roads 45 Assistant Bus- iness Manager 4. ROBOWSKI, ALLEN DALE F,F.A. l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 1,45 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4, 13 SCHAUNAMAN, PAMELA KAY Pep Club l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Bobettes 2,3,45 G,A,A, 2,3,45 F,H,A, 2,35 Class Play 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Crossroads 45 Chamber Choir 45 Co- Editor of Paper Staff 4. SCHOPPEL, JANET RAE Pep Club 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Drama' Club 8: Play 45 Class Play 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 G,A,A, 2,3,45 F,l-LA, 25 Crossroads 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. SEAMAN, JAMES WAYNE President 1,25 Student Council 2,35 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Golf 2,45 Class Play 35 Lettermans' Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Boy's State Alternate 35, Crossroads 4. 14 SHORES, KATHY ELLEN F,H,A, 2,3,45 G,A,A, 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3, 45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Cham- ber Choir 45 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Student Council 15 Class Secretary 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Alter- nate Girl's State 35 A Pres idential Classroom for Young Americans 4. SINN, BONNIE JEAN Student Council 15 Class Secretary 35 Band l,2,3,45 Choir 15 F.H.A, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Presi- dent 45 National Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 D,A,R, Award 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4. SIROKY, JAMES ANTION Basketball 2,35 Track 2,35 Cross Country 2,35 F,F,A, 1,2,3,45 Assist- ant Treasurer 1,25 Assistant Vice President 35 Treasurer 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,4. SMALLEY, JERRY LUTHER Class Vice President 15 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2535 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2 3,45 Choir 1,25 Let- terman's Club l,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Drama Club 45 Science Club 45 Science Fair 35 Class Play 35 Drama Club Play 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vice President 4. SMITH, JERRY ALLEN Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Baseball 35 Band 2, 3,45 Class Reporter 2. SWANSON, ELLEN LOUISE Pep Club 1,2,35 Ba.nd l,2,35 Bobette 2,35 Bobette Majorette 45 Choir 2,35 F,H,A, 2, 35 Class Play 35 Crossroads 45 Paper Staff 3,4. x THORNBURG, BRENDA MARLENE F.H.A. 2,35 Band l,2, 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Bob- ettes 45 Pep Band 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Cross- roads 45 Paper Staff 3,4. TUTTLE, MONTA ANN Pep Club 1,2,35 con- C9SSlOI'lS 3. VARGA, JAMES STEPHEN Student Council 35 Class Play 35 Drama Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Golf 3,45Band 1,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Chamber Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 25C ros s- roads 45 Pep Band 2, 3,4. 15 WERNER, KATHI SUE Bobettes 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3g Cross- roads 4g Paper Staff 1,33 F,H.A, 2,3gBand 1,2,3g Choir 2,3,4g Purdue Debate Con- ference 4g Science Club 43 DramaC1ub 4. WILLIAMS, CHERYL LAVON Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3, 43 Drama Club 45 F.H,A. 2,3,4. 16 YOUNG, CANDY LEE F,H,A, 2,3,4g Vice President 45 G,A,A, 2,3,43 Vice Presi- dent 4g Ba.nd 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,4g P ep , Band 1,2,3,4g Presi-1 dential Classroom ' for Young Americans 4 . A .MN ,I . In Ssfi ull- 'LII 'un ,....-rf Girl's State and Boy's State Left to Right: Bonnie Sinn, George lfredriksen, Jim Seaman, and Kathy Shores. Honor Society Left to Right: Jerry Smalley, Bonnie Sinn. .Xllen Iieehn, Kathy Slmrvs, and Lynn Aldrich. Senior Lettermen Plllflllil I 4 gal itivt Xssunhlx lkln t left to Right hmm N Ililey Nlikt llopliins Nancy Gjemre. Left to Right: Allen Keehn, I-Id Blair. Jim Seaman, Jerry Smalley, George Stom- laaugh, Mike Loftus, lid Berg, Allen Rohowski, and Klyde Blackman. Betty Crocker Home- maker of America Dawn Wallskogg DAR Bonnie Sinn union This ear our class had a magazine sale to raise money in our class fund For the Junior - Senior Prom, Helpin our class to make this a successful year we have chosen for our ofgccrs: President, Rex Barb- knechtg Vice-President, Debbie Rannellsg Secretary, Cindy Gilliesg Treasurer, Linda Greenawaltg and Reporter, Arthur Beem. M, Amor D, Anderson H, Awald M. Awald P, Ayres S, B311 sem - W Wi 5 r R. Barbknechr A, Beem T, Berg D, Bickel D, Brown R, Brown r s W j W? an nv 'Q' f'1El-9k ,. M fx 5' as 5 ar R , .mr is , L , Q! .A , X, Q -Q x -.-.f'fei:s '-arf - ' 35 ' :- urge, .5--1 ',5rHggF,,5s.r, I1 hr, s R M,-, ,.. . X, 5 12, 15 52?Z.,,,..:s:rrsiia5isf?SQ?BN? ,. ,... -rf - , V ,--f,-fmfsrw4,- 2--.wfxs-frm,fwrf-' 9- -r s - ,kr .. ggi . ' Q gy 9 fr . 1.5, ,gr 5? ...Jun Z- K, Kei I Llp. 'Q , W Yr 1' . Q5 ! fl RD .. R .r ' D. Bohac M Cain I. Clemmons D. Clevenger M. Cooper C. Crawford C, Dixon K, Foiner C., Gillies L, Grcenawalt S. Goze W Hanselman E. Hardel A. Haug D. Hau G, Hawes M, Hopkins C. Johnson K, Johnson P. Kochnekc 1. Marshall D. Mcixiahan D, Minck M. Neville H. Paschen D, Presley B. Pulliam D. Rannells G. Schultz M. Schwenk D. Sekirka I. Sherland J. Sorba J. Southworth D, Swanson V, Sweeney M. Thomas R. Thornburg R. Winkleman D, Wozniak G. Yakimicki NOT PICTURED L, Armcntrout J, McDaniel M. Martin B, Winkelman Soplaomoref K. Andre P, Cleveland R. Cole Entering our first year at the High School Building we have seen many new faces and gained many new friends. We are also meeting with new teachers hoping to seek a richer education. Class officers for this year are: Presidentg Chris Shankland, Vice-Presidentg Tom Thornburg, Sec- retaryg Nan Peterson, Treasurerg David Martin. J. Coole I. Correll R. Dixon Y Tw r 'S P ' 2 ., If v Q 5 if my S is M, Dollahan S. Dommer K. Emmons M. Good C- Greer J- H2111 is . I. Hanlon D, Hauselmen R. Henselman R- Hastings D- Heck D- Hlavacek 11 iii A . a. fslisfizf - abgsigsgn . ' ig - 3: ,, ' .ip N 1 - i g 1 .I 4 5 'P' .. o f fr. . b f - '.'i 'A i f V , -. . I ' f - 'A F, A . X A 4 N ,c 'h' J io Soplaomores 'SGT' S A x if Q 'K X K Q '1 R , : S M, My-, - exws. 3 A , QJQK Q v of ,:..f .ua 53 - ml ' 'kr V L 1 1 it gig. . . VU: A , r t. . if iw-- 3 i X Q ,--qQ,x'sx-- , 'ga' 1239, 'uf XYZ? W 'H -0 V- . i ,, wr Rx Q K.: t 'S 4 iw ' . ' N .,. Nev env 1. H li Y 42 vb Q f N ,R YF Q P ' W :-Qrggi: 'X nik 'iii :iff X 'inf 'Q' . -ff 'Hr -. 1 ,E-is .S :Qi ,. 1 1.1 . ,I I. .f gag, P ' as ,see . , 'Q P- S ' Howard Jack Jernas Joselyn Keen Keehn Kuchel Lotter Lotter Luse Martin Martin Miller Milner Miser Peterson Pflugshaupt Poort Pulliam Ranne lls Rice Robinson Roehrborn M, J Rosenberry Rowles Seaman Shankland Smith Sullivan Summerlott Sweeney Thornburg Tuttle Vermillion W irick Wolff Yung Freybmen During our last year at the Junior High Building, we are still meetin new friends and are meetin with new experiences. Class ogficers for this year are: Presigentg Garry Orr, Vice- Presidentg John Awald, Secretary-Treasurerg Jody Gjemre. D. Adams D. Allen B. Anderson M. Anderson J. Awald N. Awald N. Awald K, Berg J, Bortorff L. Brown H, Crawford S. Dollahan 3 ,f 5. 5 , V, H ra.. f 5 'Kgf SH. Ciiilk X '25 IJ. mt! ' ' Xu ESQ N . :li 1.3 , . X ,.,, , 'jtie . xx as 3 Q.. l AQ' Y ' A ' E n '9 Qi' Freyb men , 95 'ws r -5 2. s ww? 13:0 1 .K F 2 'I Y. .S ml V. Fi! P SS' sv . ...,...,.:. , .. .X fx , : N zu.. K i 2 . . 1 F 1, C A N .X RQ P . J RWE 'fsfffi 'Qi 2 Y - 3 g Q Nw k.I. . 1 qfb, ' 1 A M ' rn .Q 2 K. M. D, J. J. L. G. A I. S. C R. A P. P. C K C R. R. D C E. R. V. T. L. L. E. M V. J. R. S. B. P. . . - . Falk Fredriksen George Gjemre Goble Greer Madden H anselm an Harness Harness Hang Jensen Johnson Kissinger Loftus Morris McLaughlin Orr Peters Peters Potter Pulliam Rice Robowski Rosenberry Sabel Seese Sherland Shively S inn Srineback Sweeney Tllews Tuttle Varga Wardman Winkle man Young NOT PICTURED N, Sielunan P. J. Lee Loftus Meeting with new problems this year, we are also gaining lead our class this year are: more knowledge, Elected to Presidentg Jack Awald Vice Presidentg Kim Berg Secretary-Treasurerg Jill Awald Reporterg Carole Awald F, Aldrich C, Awald I. Awald J, Awald G. Batbknecht D, Barden R. BCCITI E R, Becker K, Berg D. Burch T. ByarS R, Cooper ,r., ' ' J 'gg g 1 9 N .., s f ,I t YS A A I M. Corwin C, Couts M, Cunningham S. Czerniak H, Green C. Haines C Hanlon f f .x I I Hanselman D Hardesty C. Haseley M. JCDSSD N. JCIISCH 4' 1151 W' . 1 rg Q l . kLf,'f'gA.5L!yF't D QA fn. l ...A Q-IF ir W fi 4 ,ggi 'C xvllm ' s '55 Sk F ,: 5 v.. 8th Gracie f gg! --5 Q S R , X 1 su f I ,s gn, -M v . 4 3' ' G .dns .5 - '- f Lua A , W K. vp ,fx N gs ,, , K H, ' iv - - . i N 'S . xx N , v . . F +R 5--3 mf 'E 2 , jf. A-js -fx if -oi 45, fi H gi, S, . 'R :S 5 5 X . , s. fri, f Y - X 2 i , ' .ff-K 5 fp., Q his S s -N, f., , ,, X I, . N, .. J. Josleyn B. Keehu S. Keehn M King C, Kissinger N. Kukla M Loftus S. Messer D, Mickow C, Mcfjart ' K, McLaugli1in G, Pflugshaupt W, Potter B, Powers J, Pulliam J, Pulliam K, Rosancler K, Ross D, Rowlcs M, Rush C, Schaunaman M, Schallenbcrger R. Seaman D, Shankland S, Simon C, Simpkins D, Singleton D, Smith D, Smith D, Stanley J, Sult M, Thornburg D, White D, Willc D, Wolff B, Yakimicki T. Young K. Yung NOT PICTURED J. Beem C. I-Iazlett S. Paschcn Sevenfla Grade Starting our first year of Junior High, we are finding it much different than Grade School. We are taking on more responsibilities each year. To help us guide our class in the right direction we chose as our officers: Presidentg Michael Anderson, Vice-Presidentg Brent Martin, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Valerie Seaman, Reporterg David Schwenk. M. Anderson R, Anderson B. Andre N. Barbknecht L. Beauchamp D. Berg .fl ff Y.. KS. I. Berg N, Berg J, Bigora L, Brown E. Campbell S, Clark R. Clevenger R. Coffin J. Corwin P. Diangikis B. Dollahan R. Fosler B, Frazier J. Gast J. Goze K, Hardesty J. Harness A. Haug 'F is 7112 Grade -4 ls 3 X ,., .E 5 x i i' 4 x 5 S X L 0-. -.Q 'ffwf Ex: . ki 'b '95, Y ' N .au e I , 'N Q... ff. X l . ,. L 'QQ - m . . P- j ' V x 'wr . ' lm aj e . 's g.. 5 , a vox i f ' . , H Q . 5 f J E . if Q 'Q V . 3: 'ima .X Q 1 . 1 1-5 .7-e. 4 ,. sf.. -A 1-,Tx 'f' git- ' 4 SR. ss lm f -:wg f -2 S3 : .Q S 3 y - -Sa it ek P45 rg, ff vx .E iv V xv' . E . 5 o MK' , wg. .Q- - ,ti 3 ffxsvnv- Q - X - -sew .... As. .H -we g . 4 ' . E 'G' ,SX .S .Om mio 1 M D. B. W L. D, C. L. S. B. M R. A . K. R. R. B. R. N. K. J. L. P. B. F. D, V , J. R. M J. D, C. C., R. D. M, D, K . P. G, Hang Jaco s Jensen Jensen Jernas Keen Keiper Kurtz Lee Martin Matthew Minker Musick McLaughlin Noble Pearish Peters Pflugshaupt Potter Rannells Rhineheimer Robowski Roehroorn Rohn Ross Schenk Seaman Seese Shallenberger Shetland Shively Sickman Simon Singleton Sinn Smith Southworth Stevens Stineback Stombaugh Williams Grovertown Sixth Grade M. Awald R. Ernigh G. Hardesty N. Hines B, Jones S. Manns f G, Musick D, Ne-wgem R. Peters ' J. Potter QW Gp C. Riley 4:Q3n-flax.. .7 S. Smalley : WY ig 3. I 'o - NN. .. W'3?f '45..f N 43 'll ,f A. Stevens BU if M. Wagers M. Whitesell X Mr. Robinson S i .L NOT PICTURED: N. Gillies, S. Keehn, G. Morris, D. Reilly, C. Swanson, D. Summerlott, and T. Whitaker H. M '. Q5 R, Allen . :,' J .V 2. l B R. Bennett 4 .2 ' T .5115 A. Finley Q1 i ir p f, -. ' S- George A 'L ' D. Greenawalt .X Q lifw' ,Wg ', ,1 X -gk . if E, Holm M Marshall ,h 1 . . D. Mathews I ' L. Peters .TT J. Pulliam .Q SEX R. Stanley . y' T. Vendola P. White NOT PICTURED: T. Awald, D. Bowers, N. Cook, J. Daley, C. Kissinger, and D. Thomas Mr. Nellans .X fi, Hamlet Sixth Grade . ug, -i . K ef 5' 1 5. ew . -1 - 7 lk s. -Y f in .9 .5 V' C S X 4 . , , Z . f L ff! x L: RX I! xx :': 5 r 'f 2 W ix w . g . f . f' - - 1 'ii . l x . P f . 35. is -S y 1 f i ri itx ey in ' S W? ix g -W ..-k ,V wx I Q f ' ' .. . X S J 7 .. me . X- J. gy.. i -7 ,,. , ., , h 3 -. ,w W K fi-T f ' ' J, KX1 I .Sang - K- ,X FJJ., ff A ug ' 1:F5k, Aqx' is 1 9 J i XX 'X ' iid SX - f ' ' 5' Ayil Qi., F ' L X Q-73' V 7 ec: E Q Q s Y X ,,..h ,R X iv ' ai K l. ,, ' we ,gy Q . .. A H 2' - if, Q QE 5 ' T, . ' .L 'swf S ' J. iyfx S ww -P J J . . . .,,,. K gun IIT. X A iii W L zz. l Z3 1 S ff--5 3 f 1 S X s A I i ffm? If T'?k ,. J iv' .m'k J WQQ. f Q 1 . X fy f X x N X y :D-h A K X ' R 6.1 I 'I 3 h f 1 ' X j . 39- and iii . si K X h C. Berg J. Berg J. Berg R Brown D Burch T Byars M Cunningham M Czerniak M Ferch M Ifosler K. Goble G. Green K. Greer S. Holm K. Huhnke F. Jensen K. Jensen T. Johnson J. King M Koolmeke IJ. Kotfkn C. Lehiy D. McDaniel P. Meadows K. Messer C . Minker C. Minker G. Orr D. Shei P. Slusher J. Yung M. Smalley D. Smith J. Smith S. Spoor S. Vermillion J. Werner Mr. Myers Hamlet F0919 Grade xx if A 'iv Q52 Qi al'- J... :gs : .,s'w I QI gang. N Q ,. Q of N! ., ,Given n , Ev., 4 - 1 v 1'.s kllfdtfv. .- gfIL Mrs. Peterson's fifth graders point out locations mentioned in the Geography book. a ' , , Q ni 4'0'a 0 at I . .f.. gc.,.o.. M p-J:n9.1',.'t:s N: G a , 'n 'Q x 5 O., V., ': i. Q 8 'z. l 'f g G 5' . ,, ., 0.0 V. Allen K. Anderson S. Beern L. Bergstrom G. Bottorff C. Clark P. Coffin B. Diangikis C . Dollahan R. Dollahan D. Dommer R. George J. Hazlett P. Howard C . Jones B . Kissinger K. Mc Laughlin J, Norris R. Paschen R. Paul C . Rosander J. Singleton J. Southworth C. Stevens K. Ulrich D. Wilson D. Yakimicki Mrs. Peterson NOT PIC TURED W. Anderson D. Awald R. Haines B, Huhnke K. Keehn M. Keiper S. Miller D. Morris M. Paschen S. Pulliam G. Montez S. Grubbs D. McKee 'n'i .X- bx'L, QTZQG I 1 i , ik w.. WT7 V- J, f.. U ! is Z 8 . vs 1 '09 fy . G'?r+ Q17 J -e '1 e Q ' 5 'X Q cv .ir 1 454 at: ..... it JH? -S gi txt ,.-M 5- H 1? fi gg Mr. Hensler 7 X in likxiimi Groveriown F0919 Grade Q? J wwxf ,mLL ,KN ., mi 1 ails Rf ' K 5 an 'ixfx ' r' X 0 , fe Qu K 'Ea wuir ' 5 K Y :K , .h fy, . A ,Q Qzr? .: .ixs . X .5 mai rw gs Q .Q ? Q r nfhl K 'Y W, - 3 N. Eihnari . x X - K - -2 K 6' X . X, . - 1 Egg, .Q K K .s Lhkk K ' I , . '. 2 K ,Q L' x is M. e , E -is 1 - 5--Q . ' ' ' X ' Q' i N . iss f i 'bw 'X ik K 42' , Ny , hmuavwm- Q i . Q M uw' 0? Mr. Hensler assists his students in their studies . fig -'N 1 K .H X E .t , ft Qu- . X ' 3 'Q X X 19-1 e?XfQ5gf4:'iF ll Nm 2 ,v. N ' .Irs , xi'NZS1f.1gg ' if i sf! KQV!! lF7Sangl'd . Aldrich Barder Bent Berg Boyle Dickson Fcrch Fosler Frazier Gauthier . Gauthier H adde n Jensen Jensen Keen Kraszyk Kukla McCarty Mickow Pflugshaupt Rhineheimer llowles Scherf Schoppel Seaman Shei Shively Stineback Ulrich Yung Groverfown Fourth Grade C. Allen ' V. Bennett lflvgff M. Diangikis f mg. R. Fraine , R. Billies . N. Haseley f 'f- B. Hazlett :'- S. Lehiy 'b J . Martin D. Peters Peterson 4' - R.Seese . ,.... C. ffl-wifi' . --af M . NOT PICTURED: J. Chambers, D. Dollahan, J. Jones, B. Morris, P. Shaffer, R. Shallenberger, T. Stone, V. Kurtz, R. Lee, and M. Woods. . R . Wagers P. Whitesell Mrs' Grote Top Row below: D. Clark, C. Coffin, D. Cooper, E. Gillies, D. Howard, C. Koppenhofer, R. Kurtz. Middle Row: B. Martin, S Miller, J. Paschen, D. Peters, L. Rosander, B. Singleton. B. Steele. Bottom Row: C. Sult, M. Taylor, J. Ulrich, J. White, P. Wilson, Mrs. Haseley. -.iw e :Z-f X. NOT PICTURED: D. Finley J. Hunt C. Howard B. Stone and J . Young .35 'Qt 'x . Hamlet Fourth Gmde 4. Q 9, , qi. f 11 -X PN A Y wr Q f Y ...Q - i is ii- X mfivf X as-H' ,'L,A New S Q X C' i ig .Xi I A V ng Lx 4 gl . jf' ' xi K L ' B. S-.., -ss is .. . , C 59 r ig , V' U H vrfx . C g , ,,..,QE: , . X g.. . W. . . , H ---sq' ax 'xii 'N X N. ,Q 3 A .K -:Q 1593 . fi.. 7 , I v. E SI C A l l 9 H N' 5 .g h . Q if I A A 5 , .5 -4 Q K, -xx up si 3 I .. 'fi , . f y, 2 . v . . A . ,. ' H ,X 3. B . me f in N X ' -X --. - A . ,p.L4...2 -' A' X .B f' f i n. .A,.. i'F.2'f'fQs:i S 1 ,, ah 5 in , Eglin 'snow if a I I ,. rag g it T: Msg.. X F . 'Eh 555' 1 . X A ' '2'9Qg.:,.,,,.,..yji' if J. Yung Mrs. Dimke NOT PIC TURED T. Meadway 3 Mrs. Dimke's students realize the value in reading good books. Q.. ,V , 4- - .s N Q fQf I!'x ,Qin 'SIP .C S if X. wry TQ! 'K L. R. Barbknecht B. Berg D. Berg L. Berg . Clemmons D. Cooley Ferch R. Ferch K. Goble R. Green C . Hadden D. Hanselman Huhnke Jensen Johnson C. Jones Keen King Rosander M. Scherf Seaman Shei Shively Slusher Smalley Smith Smith Stigall Stineback Sweeney 33 Grovertown Tloim' Grade Mk ' We by xx E4 WM aff V 51 We ., 'uf .gg o S if x - if 4 +. , ' sf, 1 ' .U Q l Q .iff awk H- n Q - . ,Z..m,.i, 0. V, . ...egg K-Lxqeifw? - 4 K R 'Qi' , . '.', hm Q Kigklm v '45 ,en ji Q L f' ts ,A .- X ,p ... .. 'fwfr ., . X D .. N,f'L. M X . QIVQ' M if '. :W x ,,,. ... ra .. 5, -i t 'i it . . 46. V .N-. fx, Y' HFS? af- 34 Mrs Beauchamp Mrs. Beauchamp supervises while students complete subtraction prob- lems. .N-'4 , Q Xing k,. g Qgrg ff 91 ' 'KX is-new-an Q-we E155 it pepg: .Q ik lil NOT PICTURED J. Brown S. Calhoon S. Carnes J. Clark D. Coffin J. Hines D. Howard M. James M. Josleyn M. Pulliam R. Randall K. Stone C. Wagers T. Lee A. Harrington C. Joyce Blum Clarke C orwin Crawford Haines Howard Jones Keen Keehn Keiper Loftus Manns Meadows Newgent Newman Potter Shallenberger Sinn Smith South Thornburg Walker Wilson Young Mrs. Meyers' third graders learn to tell time from clocks they made themselves. E . .. 'H . T Hamlet Third Grade '73 ' i ' 'S 'Q fi '. A . X QQ., . tg. w-..., at 'Nun ' gg 112.1354 D. Barden T. Barnette R. Beauchamp L. Berg D. Boyle K. Brown L. Conley R. Cunningham A. Drake K. Fosler N. Green J. Hanselman M. Hardesty A. Jones P. Kraszyk K, Kukla T. Marsh B, Martin R. Meadows C. Mickow D. Norman S. Rowles C. Shearin M. Shei G. Simpkins P. Smith T. Stineback E. Thomas T. Tutlle Mrs. Myers Groverfown Second Grade U A at V fd!q',., W bg' Ag l fi ' Kea ,... A ' t Q f' Fv an .Qs 1- . ff: ' Q S ,sa N i : H N-.-, , . F u fi! ' . 1 f' ' R . Stevens T. Walker Mrs. Nellans' second graders prepare to start another day. Allen Anderson Awald Blackburn Carnes C ogswell Crowley Diangikis Dollahan I5 lder Howard Hunt James Koppenhofer Manns Newgent Paschen Porter Pulliam Robinson Rosander Schmitt Schmitt She rland Hamlet Second Grade YN: 1 ' , is N .f g - TQ? is I 1 1 f JX .S , '-D fx .1 A . 'ln ' Q f 4-LP if I A' ...A--' W A ol J 'Li , Q X: t 5 YH . V 5 ! . Q ., ,. J .if ix ftfim , ' , ' wif ' 'va' V is 'K ' 'W 1 Q Y - , w'4.-me, V5 ' . 3 L?:fY'5.:f5?i9l5i3f ix? ' 523 , s i ' 4' X fi . 3 G5 S Q 6,- 1 I ii! 119' f . T.j.ip: ..T3g - Q . 7 , iz l-3951 3 -rg 4 ff X . , Qfixk . --h me i o 5 ' Q , ...ix f i .. . New .,,, .5 j liff' r 9 K fb L,.E 5 b W 5' 'ig K 4 L7 J.. .Y f.- . 1 f '-1117 Y! i g, K W . CX X 'S ix Figx .vm S fi Cb we J 1 Q , f. mf! 5 A P v if 'J , if X7. N3 ' Q4 P C s any 'il . Q - 4 i Qi- we .3 Q, -, N. XXX X ii ., Q . A ' .. X i Qi- es. gwgfw 'GIIJ' X om- K'-..,f h .e ' V f gg- . L , N fx ,T 1' ' X X LF... , -.J 1 1 fi Ri N. Aldrich R. Andre M. Beeman P. Bobb M. Boyle M. Boyle R. Burch J. Dickson R. Frazier A. Greer A. Greer K. Hadder K. Hadden F. Hasting R. Holm D. Huhnke J. Jensen D. Johnson J. Keen M. Lotter K. Makowski W. Marsh T. Mclntire D. Miller M. Miller J. Owens J. Prater T. Rosander M. Schoppel J. Shearin T. Shearin D. Shively J. Simpkins D. Slusher P. Smith Miss Schwenk 37 Grozfevftown Pint Gmde ix 1 1 .1 lx-, :SSP Ing. it Miss Ferguson NOT PICTURED: K. Binion, R. Kuchel, D. Potter, A. Shallenberge 2,..-I at 'mf Qi' f- x .f - :- i - - 1 R. M B. J. M D. Daley Dollahan Hanlon Keiper Kline Kuchel Kuchel Lerch Matteson Shenks Singleton Singleton J. M B. G P. R. r, and E. Harrington D J. Awald Calhoon Clark Clarke Compton , Anderson C S .. K C R P B D D D Dipert Finley George Johnston J osleyn Marks D B E K K Paul Rice Saylor White Wilson Mrs . Glant ff ff' dig -nm, 'QD f 3' I D 'Xlarsh J. Messer .Em- v YD , . 5 1' 4 kv- gal j J. Abel . Barnette . Beerwart . Bope . Boyle M. Campbell J. Drake . Greer J. Goble . Howard . Jensen . Keen , Wood M, Mickow M. Shei R. Taylor W. Thompson Mrs. Sebens l-.. Campbell K. Cooley K. Ififer J. Green b. Hndden 5. Hosting 5. Joseph T. Leinlmch M. McDaniel J. Meadows l . Prater J. Shearin D. Simpkins L. Thomas T. Thompson J. Ulrich Mrs. Shortz D. Anderson P. Bent - , uf ,. 1 9.10 nn'--f roveaffown Kindergarten -if X if ,ii , ' ,- ' is . , Q 1 s i K- 39 al ' 'H' xx il 'Q N .:. -1: :..-mute. f , .- ...f .., Always willing to lend a helping hand, Mrs. Steele helps her students. M. Awald M. Brown T. Carmean C. Coffin T. Corwin T. Crawford IE, Dollahan I. Grossman K. Haug ll. Hunt D. Jacobs C. Jones li. Keen P. Kuchel C. Lawrence P. Matteson 5. Meadows D. Powc rs Il. Pulliam B. Seese M. Singleton W. Singleton D. South R. Stone M. Sult J. Vanlluskirk J. Varga G. White B. Yates Mrs. Steele NOT IPICTIYREIJ J. Cook B. Josleyn B. Lnrimore S. Schmitt K. Puckett M. Joyce .lf- W. Y- 'il RK l PD' 4- , Q7 3 . X405 ,. .0 X, Y. - , la. .Q-, . . -nr ' s W. sv-U xi ' 1 ? N - . Q f 1 5 Hamlet Kindergarten Q..- e 4 r K a -- ezeee M , ' KK -QMKKKK K xx ,Q K. - ' PT' Y ,aa e NW H ' ei e il ,. ,.n. K K Vkkgh K r 1 s ff eeeee ' f if r r eee or W , - In K kkkkh 5 KK E W M , N X A1- . data! if K L AA ' , K K . 'Q-+ K - eeee N nee ' We 5 or 6 xiii!! A -,,-, , . r f , 'JM .L 'ai-ua 1: ' fi. l ii? EWS of K .. gff vt? 5 -nQ..,.r . Vkfgn M .E x i -4917 LK My it nl H l fi 79 e are e il d 5Ai ' H A I -we ' 'te' aff XV ee fsfgiffif ' ibe i l of R eee elle? E35 51 fl K KK K e D . Wringer Mrs. Matteson Mrs. Matteson's kindergarten students learn to recognize days of the week. .Wy Q, -an-sv' Ll u Anderson Balozo Barns Beauchamp Berg Boyle C ooley Dickson Fifer Green Hartley Haseley Hayes Huhnke Jensen J imerson Makowski Marsh MCC arty Meadows Orr . Owens Pucel . Shearin Shei Shivel y Taylor Tuttle Walkins Wood Behind the Scenef at O-D N Mr. Barthold Mr. Small Mr. Sult H' As faces are shown: H, Pasohen, L. Mea- dows, W. Romine, C. Harness, G. Trapp, W. Reinhardt, M. Harness, D. Hayes, D. Clark. Mr. Seaman Mr. Wieczork Left to Right: D. Swanson, B. Pucel, G. Pflugshaupt, G. Gearhart. Mil Mrs. Wallskog and Mrs. Holm Y...-ul Mrs. Sabel Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Wleczork Mr. Christoph M. lwr 'v Spring Brings Prom Prince Mike Loftus, Princess Dawn Wallskog, King Mike Gillies, and Queen Barbara Pilugshaupt reign over the Junior -Senior Prom, in aa fr 516, 5 yfxslf ls- gf + L- i' . ,ir 3 A Shangri-la was the theme for the 1968 Junior- Senior Prom. The Plymouth Armory was trans- formed to create an Oriental Atmosphere. A buffet dinner was served while enjoying the music by the Co11egionaires. Post-Prom ac- tivities began at the E1 Rancho Theater showing The Happiest Mi11ionaire. The After-Prom ended after a dance and a breakfast given by the Junior class parents at the Hamlet American Legion. Jim Seaman, Bonnie Sinn, Candis Barnett and Jerry Smalley pause to toss a few coins over the Bridge, Homecoming 69 One 0 Om Hzgblzgfhtf Q. Oregon-Davis gave Marquette a hard struggle even though we were defeated. The spirit was high, and it was a most exciting game. The traditional pep rally was held, but without the bon fire, because of the weather. Linda Green await was crowned Homecoming Queen '69 by reigning queen, Dawn Wallskog. The cele- bration was concluded with Z1 dance featuring The Electric Playground . Don? Take My Penny The Junior Class fseniors, '69J presented Don't Take My Penny, under the direction of Mr. Turner. The story revolves around an ordinary family that really isn't ordinary. No one really knows what the other members of the family are doing. Penny is the daughter who wants to be an actress, and her boyfriend Kerry doesn't want her to. So, this causes confusion for everyone. But in the end, things finally work out for everyone. . 1,5 , A., f g,9yfXs,.ri ,SS C Mtg, :Q if .K c --ftrg-f 1-1932. -Fw-gf fix' , , awww, , -Q-fg.,,1 ,f-Y, ff- in A- ,ras fm A Q,-f.g,g,,.fy3 ,f'f'.'A75 2+ ,fx .40 img,-9.3 x ff, I f -f' 1, Y J MTN 'ft 1?v'Y'2 -1 ugflixk i' 191 ' ws se X' J - Drama Club Officers Seated.: M. IHXQQEZEERSBGHEZ . rssazzizpaserssrsfgki' Slim, Newly Ufgfmfwl' DMM Club Standing: J. Varga, M. Hopkins, T. Thornburg, Sponsor, Mrs. Gardner. :AN , W... 6 F F gg, ' jaw-4 W twig- -. 1 A 1, 2 ' S 1. M :ww an- ,:. in ,ggi 1 Strangers in the Night was presented as the first major accomplishment of the Drama Club Cast: Back row: Mike Hopkins, Sue Goze, Mary Jo Schwenk, Diane Hlayacek, Janet Schop- pel, Karen Johnson, Barb Flynn, Jennifer Marshall, Cheryl Williams, Mary Poort, Bette Andre, Imogene Clemmons, Barbara Pulliam, Front row: Jim Seaman, Mike Loftus, Jim Varga, Tom Thornburg, Mrs. Gardner, Jerry Smalley, Dewitt Correll. faq 32 O if M 3 A ,x A v4Q mr 'v if , Young People FIRST ROW-P. Awald, B. Pulliam, C, Young, K. Feiner, D. Hlavacek, C. Shankland, S. Ball, M. Schwenk, 1. Wallsko . SECOND ROW-B. Sinn, K. Shores, D. Clevenger, K. Johnson, V. Poort, L. Martin, J. Rosenberry, C. Greer, 'FHIRD ROW-B. Lotter, N. Peterson, I. Milner, D. Seaman, M, Fredrickson, L. Brown, B. Anderson, B. Rice, FOURTH ROW-R. Wolff, M. Dollahan, J. Joselyn, D. Heck, M. Good, N. Awald, M, Stineback, D. Summer lot. President- Kathi Feiner Vice President- Candy Young Treasurer- Mary Jo Schwenk Secretary- Susie Ball Parliamentarian- Diane Hlavacek Reporter- Pam Awald Dawn W allskog Projects Chairman Barbara Pulliam Historian- Chris Shankland Recreation Leader - Shape Their Future u ? A.. s X r FIRST ROW-M. Robinson, D. Pflugshaupt, T. Berg, D. Swanson. J. McDanie1s, K. Blackman, E. Blair, A. Robowski, F. Hastin S. J. Siroky, B. Luse, D. Hanselman, L. Haug. SECOND ROW-R. Hastings, G. Had-- den, P. Cleveland, Bottorff, A. Hanselman, S. Crawford, E. Sinn, K. Berg, A. Johnson, M. Anderson, R. Robowski. I. Kukla, E, Keen. THIRD ROW -C. Jack, D. Bickel, R. Keehn, M. Neville, L. Lotrer, R. Miller, S. Dollahan, R. Vermillion, T. Thornburg. J. Awald, E, Berg, R. Hanselman. FOURTH ROW -J. Cooley, D. Correll, G. Stombaugh, R. Winkleman, M. Amor, D. A ams, G. Hawk, E. Young, K. Andre, E. Jernas, T. Sullivan. President- Ed Blair Vice President- Klyde Blackman Sentinel- Fred Hasting Treasurer- Jim Siroky Secretary- Allen Robowski Delegates- Ted Berg Don Swanson Active Students in Sporty FIRST ROW-C. Dixon, B. Sinn, C. Youn , D. Hlavacek, SECOND ROW-P. Schaunaman, B. Flynn,I. Schoppel, Kathy Shores, D. Clevenger, Bottorff, D. Wallskog, N. Peterson, THIRD ROW- P. Ayers, A. Haug, C. Johnson, K. Johnson, . Rannells, M. Schwenk, B. Lotter, FOURTH ROW-S. Howard, M, Dollahan, R. Dixon, D. Heck, S. Varga, L. Sherland, K, Falk, V. Poort, I. Ioselyn. This year the G. A, A, has participated in such sports as: volleyball, softball, basketball, bowling, and tumbling. To raise money for the club, the members sold candy. The officers are Rresidentg Bonnie Sinn, Vice-Presidentg Candy Young, Treasurer, Carla Dixon, and Secretary, Diane Hla- vace , The O-D Letterman's Club has served a very active part in the school system in 68-69. They have sponsored the Homecoming Dance, and have taken over the responsibility of concessions at Home games. These Lettermen have received their letters from track, baseball, giolf, cross country, and asketball. Officers are Presidentg Mike Loftus, Vice-President, Klyde Blac man, Secretaryg Jerry Smalley, Treasurerg Pete Koehnekeg and Sergeant at Armsg Jim Seaman. FIRST ROW-G. Stombau h, J. Smalley, A. Robowski, J. Seaman, K. Blackman, E. Berg, M. Loftus, A. Keehn E. Blair, SECOND ROW-M. Cooper, D. Swanson, T. Ber , D. Wozniak, R. Brown, D. Cleven- 52 er, R, Barbknecht R Koehneke R Thornburg, F Hastings TEHRD ROW-L Lotter D Rannells, T. gullivan, B. Rolls, R. 'Keehn, R. Miller, D. Pflugshaupt, M. Roehborn, J, Cooley, Mi lxieville. Student Council: Qfrontj D. Sea- man, P. Bottorff, D. Bohac, fBack5 S. Dommer, J. Seaman, Junior High Student Council fstlndingl M Anderson R Pflugshiupt L 'FChlL1I1ll'Il'll'l G. Schultz,Mr. Seese, Sponsor. J 'lhews D Shankland fsefitedj W Jensen J Awild C1 Orr B Xndelson Honor Society: fstandingj D. Hlavacek, A. Beem, C. Dixon, J. Schoppel, D. Rannells, D. Wozniak, D. Bohac, M. Schwenk, Qseatedj A. Keehn, K, Shores B. Sinn, L. Aldrich, J. Smalley. George Fredriksen is Mrs. Bow- ers assistant. Here he is shown taking a telephone call while Mrs. Bowers is gone. M mic Sen CHAMBER CHOIR Seated, M, Poort, K. Howard, D. Clevenger, B. Flynn, B. Andre, J. Vargja. Stand- ingl, K. Shores, R. Barbknecht, S. Dommer, P, Schaunaman, I. Hall, K. Johnson, T. Thorn urg. I. Sc oppel, R. Thornburg. The High School Concert Band, Pep Band, Choir, Chamber Choir, and Bobettes successfully completed the 1968-69 year under the direction of Mr. William Tan- ner. The Chamber Choir performed for various clubs and activities. The Band and Choir presented a Winter Concert and a Spring Concert. The Pep Band help- ed the Bobettes to entertain O-D fans at the half time of home basketball games. The Chamber Choir and some of the Choir members participated in the NISBOVA Music Contest held in South Bend and brought home eight second place ratings and one first place. In the instrumental competition Jan Schoppel received a first place and went to State Contest held on February 15th. The whole music depart- ment worked hard this year to help Mr. Tanner make our year successful and en- joyable. The Junior High Band and Choir had a successful year also. They gave concerts and sometimes even playing with the High School Pep Band at home basketball games. Our thanks to Mr. Tanner for helping our Music Department have another successful year. The Mood BAND From Row: P. Awald, K. Johnson, B. Sinn, K. Shores, D. I-llavacek, D. Bohac, B. Flynn. Second Row: M, Poort, C. Williams, B. Thornburg, D, Clevenger, D, Summerlott, P, Bottorff, L. Greenawalt, B. Pulliam, Third Row: J. Schoppel, J. Var a, D. Clevenger, S. Dommer, R. Brrrbknecht, I. Siroky, R. Thornburg, N. Peterson, D. Wallskog, P. Sciaunaman. Standing: I. Smalley, D, Hang, C. Young, K. Howard, C, Dixon, R. Dixon, Director-Mr, Tanner CHOIR Front Row: N. Peterson, P. Bottorff, C. Williams, D. Heck, J. Hall, V. Poort, B. Lotter, D. Sea- man, J. Milner, C. Smith, M. King, P. Awald, M. Poort, Director-Mr. Tanner. Second Row: C. Young, K. Johnson, C. Dixon, K. Werner, B. Andre, D. Hlavacek, R, Wolff, R. Thornburg, S. Dommer, M. Schwenk, K. Shores, K. Howard, D. Clevenger. Third Row: D. Houk, D, Minck, J. Zorba, R. Barbknecht, T. Thornburg, D. Clevenger, B. Pulliam, J. Siroky, P. Schaunaman, M. Cooper, J. Varga, J. Schoppel, B. Flynn, D. Anderson, B. Thornburg. Row 1-M. Thornburg, J. Pulliam, T. Young, C. Haseley, N. Potter, R. Coffin, P. Stombaugh. Row 2- J. Shively, D. Sin eton, B. Keehn, J. Seese, B. Berg, M. Matthews, R. Clevenger, C. Schaunaman, J. Awald, D. Smiti. Row 3-K, Yung, D. Jacobs, M. Shallenberger, K. Rannells, C. Keiper, D. Smith L. Beauchamb, D. Rowles. Pmctice Makes Perfect Row 1-M. Thornburg, D. Burch, I, Pulliam, I. Pulliam, D. Stanley, C. Awald, V. Seaman. Row 2-K. Berg, M. Anderson, R.. Pearish, M. King, R. Fosler. J. Seese, R. Clevenger, A. Musick, R, Jensen, D. Smrth. Row 3-T. Young, J. Awald, K. Stinebach, G. Williams, B. Anderson, R. Sinn, I. Awald, C. Haseley, D. Smith. Fam' Lead the Way so Q99 Var 45.6.9463 T Nfl-v9 FIRST ROW: I. Hall, C. Dixon, L. Aldrich, I. Schoppel, P, Schaunaman, M, Poort, P. Awald, B. Sinn, B, Thornburg, K. Shores, C. Young, D. Clevenger, K. Feiner, D. Bohac, SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, J. Sherland, S. Howa.rd, M. Dollahan, D. McMahn, S. Var a, L. Creenawalt, M. Schwenlc, S, Ball, K. Johnson, B. Pulliam, P. Ayres, V. Poort, M. King, D. lifouk, C. Williams, R. Clevenger, THIRD ROW: S. Messer, M. Srienbeck, C. Pulliam, L. Sherland, K. Falk, J. Harness, J. Gjemre, B, Lotter, N. Peterson, C, Smith, J, Milner, D, Heck, R. Dixon, D. Seaman, R, Wolfe, J. Sorba, M. Sherland, J, Seese, FOURTH ROW: P, Stombaugh, D. Smith, J. Pulliam, B. Powers, N. Awald, C, Cours, L. Brown, N. Awalcl, I, Awald, K, Berg, C. Awald, C. Schaunamau. I. Awald, D. Smith, S. Czerniak, B. Yakimicki, T. Young, M. King. TOP ROW: D, Berg, V, Seaman, B. Andre, L. Brown, D. Keen, P, Roehrborn, L. Beach- amp, D. Smith, K. Rannels, C. Keiper, M. Anderson, I. Harness, L. Martin, M. Good, D, Schwenk, M, Matthews, R. Perish, M. Loftus. O-D Pep Club had a new look for the basketball season. The girls wore red wool vests with black stripes down the left side, while white blouses and black skirts completed the outfits. The boys wore white shirts and black pants. To raise money to pay for the vests, the G.A.A. challenged the varsity basketball players to a game with girls rules. The final score: girls 37, boys 35. Bobettey Keep Up Hafifime Activity FIRST ROW-P. Schaunaman, E. Swanson, D, McMahan. SECOND ROW-N. Peterson, L. Aldrich, P. Ayers, B. Andre. THIRD ROW-J. Gjemre, K. Werner, L. Brown, S. Ball, S. Varga, FOURTH ROW-V. Poort, M. Poort, V. Rosenberry, B. Thornburg, L. Greenawalt, J. Harness. This is the third year for the Bobettes. They have been chosen to entertain between the B- team and Varsity games, at all of the home games. The Bobettes worked together this year in making up their routines. They used various numbers for a variety. Mr. Tanner is the sponsor for the Bobettes. He helps in arranging the music and the Pep Band while the Bob- ettes are performing. pa v K kv H ,. if Quay 1? QI W jsxd 3 5 Afkx 1 Q i 3' N 4 60 M eel the Prem YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED-B. Flynn, Mrs. Slusher, Sponsor, D. Cleven er, F. Rice, D. Wallskog, Editor, M, Awald, N. Gjemre, STANDING-J. Schoppel, E, gooley, K. Wer- ner, P. Schaunaman, P. Bottorff, B. Thornbur , M, Poort, D. Hlavacek, I. Seaman, A. Keehn, I. Daley, K. Blackman, R. Blair, G. gtombaugh, J. Siroky. I. Smalley, J, Varga. PAPER SPONSOR AND CO-EDITORS P. Sch- aunaman, Mrs. Slusher, B. Andre Awald, D, Wallskog s A YEARBOOK SPONSOR AND EDITORS Mrs. Slusher, M. PAPER STAFF Seated - D. Houk, P. Schauna man, B. Thornburg, Standing -D, Cleven- er, P, Bottorff, J. gchoppel, M. Poort, F. Rice, K. Howard, D. Wallskog X 1 4 W 4 W Efmiii KTXY x . MJ as We Q --:k L I fwihfua fl v4Q mr 'v O-D Runners Take Sevem! Titles Track First Rowg A. Robowski, J. Smalley, K. Blackman, E. Blair, A. Keehn, G. Stombauqh, E. Berg, M, Loftus, Second Row: P. Koehneke, R. Brown, D. Minck, D, Swanson, M. Cooper, D. C evenier, M. Neville, T. Berg, G. Hadden. Third Row: I. Cooley, T. Sullivan, R. Keehn, M. Roehborn, . Lotter , B. Luse. The track team had a fabulous year in the New Southern Lake Michigan Conference by winning over heavily favored South Centra1,,and leading the Conference scoring in the Bi County meet. During the entire year they were only defeated twice. The boys of the Oregon-Davis Cross Country team had a fine year, ending the season with a 8-5 record. During the season the boys secured a second place in the SLM Conference raising their hopes for the all-sports trophy. Cross Countr First Row: M. Loftus, E. Berg, E. Blair, A. Rogowski. Second Row: A. Beem, M. Cooper, E. Clevenger, T. Berg. Third Row: R. Keehn, R. Miller, M. Roehrborn, L. Lotter. Fourth Row: P. Koehneke, K. Andre, G. Hadden If N 5-NX XDR x I N i g D 'I yu Bottom Rowg A. Robowski, I. Seaman, J. Smalley, K. Blackman, G. Stombaugh, M. Loftus, E, Blair. Middle Row, P, Koehneke, D, Swanson, M. Cooper, D. Clevenger, R. Barbknecht, D, Rannells. Top Row, B. Rowles, G. Hadden, K. Andre, G. Orr, M. An erson lt'5 A Hit.. . Ana' A Hole In One The Track Team had a fabulous year in the New Southern Lake Michigan Conference by winning over heavily favored South Central, and leading the Conference scoring in the Bi-County meet. During the entire year they were only defeated twice. They hope to continue this great drive in 1969. The Cats are looking forward to a good season in Baseball, even though they have a young team. The younger players got much experience playing under Coach Salisbury. P. Koehneke , D . Rannells, D. Wozniak, R. Brown, S, Dommer, I. Varga, B. Rowles, J. Seaman Impimrion For Om Teams mm' Cheeafleacieaav ,.,.2' JERRY Athletic Director Cross Country Track EDWARD Boos Ass't. Basketball 8: HUGH SALISBURY Track Varsity Basketball gl , V Baseball X -f Y , 5, View 1, f. I J ,f K l Q' Ki. AL. i , I .1 H. 2, . ,, 1, i, ROBERT WIECZORK Varsity Golf Freshman Basketball BARBARA BONNER High School Cheerleader Sponsor G.A.A. ALMA GILMORE Junior High Cheer- leader Sponsor WILLARD BROWN Jr. High Athletics First Row: A, Beem, E. Blair, manager Pete Koehneke, D. Swanson T Berg Back Row managerM Loftus, M, Cooper, A, Robowski, D. Wozniak, K, Blackman, J. Smalley D Clevenger G Stombaugh manager B. Row les 0' WSF- X QAy,xUUYl y A I-y s1lAUl nuplu I rlullll , -'IH55 1' 'agar sl' NAV. X 'X ali , Avi A' 'Ss JV' Riots ,f In I . .I X 7 , 67 ff. Vanity Strivef For Advancement First Row: M. Roehrborn, D, Minck, T. Thornburg, R. Vermillion, Manager-D. Phlugshaupt Second Row: R. Hanselman, D. Rannells, R, Brown, R. Barbknecht, R. Luse, Manager -T. Sullivan, and Manager-P. Koehneke. . mf ' , , .- .- .X X 7' V. I . K E' Q .f v 69 r ' if marih- --.-Q--n ,, .V -5.-.ng 'x. fl -U NSQQ PNK At' H3 Q 4.3, as 16411 - . - . .if - -fn f- '1-ws.: 1 f 7lW 7'ffa 1 A M? -.1 ,, . ff Ui, QQ Nf 1, fa .. ..... M... A A use AQ ag-M. f n 4, , Q f ' 'sf 5 egg , lf- -A il. 1, QM Zi 4' 9 1 A ya 'dis' Frexlamen Skillf Developed FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right M. Anderson, K, Berg, J. Bottorff, A. Hansel man, A. Johnson, Manager-T. Sabel. Second row: J. Thews, E. Young, S. Harness, I. Awald G. Hadden. FRESHM AN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS From top to bottom: Lynn Sherland Kathy Falk Jody Gjemre Jaruce Harness th de erleaders Aw ald y Schaunaman Ole Aw aid Work cl Little Harder Eighth Grade Basketball First Row: B. Keehn, D. Shankland, T. Youn , G. Barbknecht Second Row: R, Cooper, D, Wolff, M, King, C. Haseley. Third Rom? Awald, S, Czerniak, D. Smith, and N. Jensen. We're Out For Victory 7th Grade Basketball First Row: R. Clevenger, I. Seese, B. Fosler, B, Martin, M. Shetland. Sec- ond Row: B. Frazier, K. Stineback, M. Anderson, D. Schwenk, I. Rhinehiemer. Third Row: R. Pflugshaupt, M. Matthews, R. Pearish, R. Minker. I. Harness. 7:11 My A Grade ,, 4 x Cheerleaders 1' al Linda Robowski L I Patty Roehrborn , ,' f Kathy Rannells Y? 1- v4. mr 'v GROV ERTOWN , INDIANA Mr, and Mrs, Lowell Webb and Family Mr, and Mrs, Lee McLaughlin Mr, Robert Sult Mr, and Mrs, Bob Taylor and Family Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Sult and Family Mr. and Mrs, Jerry L. Seese and Sons HAMLET, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. and Butch Mr, and Mrs. and Son Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stineback Edwin C. Meeker Neil Jensen Stineback Wallace Willie Fred King James Minker and Family Jones Repair Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Shop Bob Jensen Ted Kukla J. L. 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Davis Street Hamlet, Indiana Custom Tarp and Boat Covers Horse And Pony Tack Phone: 867-2511 GARDNERS' FARM EQUIPMENT Case Farm Machinery Genuine Parts 8: Repair Service Phone: 586-2223 Walkerton, Indiana POWELL-MANN Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 301 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3149 One stop shopping for all your auto needs HEIL'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods And Homemade Pies Walkerton, Indiana Phone: 586-2994 LONZO OIL COMPANY North Liberty, Indiana BRIDEGROOM'S S CURVE PLAZA INN Knox, Indiana STARKE PUBLISHERS Congratulations 1NcoRPoRATED to the Class of Every Tuesday Starke County Republican 69 Since 1875 Every Wednesday Starke County News Since 1956 Every Thursday Starke County Democrat Since 1869 We'I1 Soon Be 100 Telephone 772-2101 21 North Main Street Knox, Indiana 46534 LIBERTY LANES Compliments of GLAUB'S G gl G INCORPORATED Plymouth's Largest Super Market Compliments of JACOB DRUGS BURTON L. FURST D.D.S. 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K MART FOODS Meats--Wholesale 81 Retail South Bend AMERICAN STATE BANK Congratulations A Good Bank, In A Good Town Phone 896-2141 North Judson, Indiana Class of 69 FELKE'S FLORIST Plymouth, Indiana STATE FARM Compliments INSURANC E Of A FRIEND Walkerton, Indiana WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS AN OPPORTUNITY T0 SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com- pany. As one of the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States, NIPSCO is constantly looking for new processes and methods of efficient operation. These include atomic power generation, extra high voltage transmission, underground electric distribution, computerized system planning, under- ground storage of natural gas, community analyses and electronic data processing. . Ready to grow with a growing company? IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO is one of the highest-paying utilities in the State of Indiana. Its attractive employe benefit pack- age-tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in- surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions, etc.-provides an atmosphere for individual growth. Fifteen leading colleges and universities are strategi- cally located throughout its service area with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop in. We'll be glad to talk jobs with you. .f ,t.. lg at rags Northern Indiana I Public Service Compan symbol of service in nipscoland -5 lk 1 I . . 5' , I, I N 5 , , PWM 7' ., 1 f - l N -, I . , ,, -,4f V .71 X-'i f tp' I f, 9 X , , Wil wlltl it N . 1 ON BEHALF OF THE SENIOR CLASS WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A HEARTY THANK YOU TO MRS. SLUSHER. THIS YEAR MRS. SLUSHER SPONSORED THE YEARBOOK AND SCHOOL PAPER. UNSELFISHLY SHE HAS GIVEN HER TIME AND PATIENCE TO US TO HELP MAKE THESE PUBLICATIONS A SUCCESS. ALTHOUGH SHE HAD NEVER HELPED EDIT AN ANNUAL WE THINK SHE HAS DONE A GREAT JOB ON OURS, AND WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. 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