Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

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' ; ' X ’ ' . .-kiy- 0.7 ; .■- 7x.., .. - ■■ ' ■; z: yA7 :77A.A;.7 r ' f ' :x..A. .XX... .. . ■ ..,) .X..A . ' .A- g.7 7 A ' g ' A ' 77 ' ' , A-- .7yi 7 7gA7)g ' ■ acA . ' ' g 7- -- -Xi) ---.: ' ' ■-. ... y .A .- -v ' ,.’ ;,-A Yx ' ; A- A .A-xs -v, yx -,: X ' y ' , A ' lA ' 1 7 7 ' In Memoriam: MR. BRADLEY FESSEDEN DANNY SECHRIST Mr. Bradley Fesseden came to Pierceton in 1964 and taught shop, electronics, and mechanical drawing. Danny Sechrist attended Monroe Grade School and then spent his 7th and 8th Grade years at Pierceton. Each was a part of our school and will be long remembered by all. 2 SCHOOL LIFE I opened a gate to a world for me . It invited me- -Look, dream your dreams, see what COULD be. But ahead w ' as the path to knowledge and power filled with moments of joy and also, despair. Gateways are open if only we LOOK. Pause -- Cherjd Lenwell, Editor Enter the Gateway --to friendship working to make the prom just a little bit better than last year ' s stopping to help someone pick up the books he has dropped gossiping in the restroom and locker rooms cheering the boys on to victory or defeat eating cookies and punch left over from the Spring Concert - -to culture being received into National Honor Society beaming with pride when someone says, Isn ' t that a gorgeous painting? and knowing it ' s YOURS trying so hard at all those speech contests being selected good citizen or a girls ' or boys ' stater --to knowledge poring over books at exam time learning to accept disappointment when you weren ' t elected cheerleader or student council president winning a Times -Union V RSW award possessing within yourself Ideals to build on, but being mature enough to know tliat some of your ideals will merge with reality along the way A gate is a two-way door. Keep your eyes looking forward, not backward and you will find a challenge at every crossroad. 4 Hey, Mr. Rood, you know you ' re not allowed in this school without a belt! or Becky ' s got her eye on Kent -PUN! M O 0 N L 1 G H T A N D R O S E S Mary Lou is conserving her energy for that hot number she and Bill cut! or Cheer up, Grumpies! Sleeping beauty or Dreaming about Colamer??? or @ $%«! -a stinkey . . . CLINT!!! Mrs . Moe sure looks interested in that punch- -she must be looking for Fern in the punch bowl!!! 1968 Sweetheart King and Queen or We see you ' re abiding by the school rules Brad- -belts, you know??? HOOKER FARM CHEMICAL INC . Pierceton, Ind. Looks like you’ve been in Minnesota again! or Mmmm, that sho’ do smell good!!! Mr. Van Cleave and his patented con- traption! ! ! or Another of the wizard ' s inventions!! Mr. Marsh just cracked another funny that nobody got!!! or Studious teachers? Du bist nicht dumm, Herr Schelling, aber du bist sehr kurz!!! (You are not dumb, Mr. Schelling, but you are very short! ! !) . on basketball!!! Is Mr. Mowrey helping Miss Yontz with her card file? or Is Miss Yontz helping Mr. Mowrey with his math . ? COLLIER OIL COMPANY Pierceton, Ind. Sho ' us ' dem pearly whites!!!!! or You ' re not happy that school is al- most out, are you??? ! ' Miss T finally caught her man! or Why all those long trips to Columbia City? Black Market in operation or I ' ll take some! ! ! ” or So THAT ' S why your class didn ' t have any money!!! N ' O PARKING ANY ' TIME Smile --it can ' t be all that bad! truest saying around PHS! ! ! Cheryl trying to earn 5 points for a skill test? J4-i Becky sure did have fun at that party! or Whatcha drinking, Ron? A ty’picai noon in the lives of Athena, Hera and Aphrodite . Schliester Man zu! Cheer-up, Coach--it ain ' t all that bad! ! ! ! ! ! A couple ' a tweery seniors! ■■■■ •. HONORS 1968 COUNTY FAIR QUEEN CHERYL LENWELL MISS PIERCETON SUSAN DANNER I i By SKt,TB. LL QUEEN AND COUKT The theme for this year ' s Basketball Queen coronation was Winter Wonderland . The swing choir sang the theme song, and the dance band played in hoB.or of Queen Sandi . Left to right; Escort, Carl Siler; 1968-69 Basket- ball Queen, Sandi Johnston; Retiring Queen, Becky Bryant; Escort, Lew Collier. TENTH GRADE ATTENDANT Beck} ' Espinoza Mike England, escort NINTH GRADE ATTENDANT Colleen Collier Rocky Stone, escort SEVENTH GRADE ATTENDANT Karen Carlin Leon Beery, escort EIGHTH GRADE ATTENDANT Connie Blanchard Bruce Biltz, escort THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK TUESDAY NIGHT CAST ROW 1: Mike Conley, Steve Shear, Mike Kubacki, Phil Menzie, Les Kreger. ROW 2: Chris Tom, Becky Bryant, Sue Danner, Deb Rager, Carolyn Bailey. WEDNESDAY NIGHT CAST SEATED: Mrs. Boley, Marie Beery, Rosemary Moran, Vicki Tripp, Cheryl Lenwell, Janet Wiegand. STANDING: Brad Bailey, Lew Collier, Steve Reed, Brad Schuldt, Denny Bailey. 12 PRODUCnON STAFF ROW 1: Cheryle Pollock, Eileen Smith, Val Jones, Rosa De La Cruz, Vonda Meloy, Mrs. Boley. ROW 2: Vicki Dile, Sandi Smith, Pat Wiegand, Rose Mowrey, Tammy Linn, Alice Harris, Beth Marrs . ROW 3: Barb Forst, Hal Wright, Phil Gates, Demy Messmore, Carl Siler, Kip Flinn, Mike Makem- son. Mike sure knows how to cure those nightmare jitters, doesn ' t he, Deb? Get your tongue out of my ear!!! Remember, Mr. So and So, I ' m a lady! 13 BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' STATERS- -1967 and 1968 SEATED: Joyce Tom, Janet Wiegand, Pat Wiegand, Chris Tom. STANDING: Mike Orr, Steve Reed, Mike Kubacki, Bruce Sweet- heimer. Brad Bailey, Reggie Coy . BAND AND CHORUS CONTEST WINNERS SEATED: Deb Rager, Barb Forst, Janet Wiegand, Susan Schuldt, Deb Flinn, Cheryl Lenwell, Vicki Tripp. STANDING: Susan Engleberth, Kathy Flora, Beth Marrs, Rose Mowrey, Tom Bar- ker, Larry Harter, Stan Brown, Brad Schuldt, Phil Menzie, Pat Wiegnad, Marlou White, Betty Ellison. ARION AWARDS CHORUS: Cheryl Lenwell BAND: Janet Wiegand SHARI ' S BEAUTY NOOK 594-2438 SPELLING BEE WINNERS Fifth-Sixth- -Leta Stickler Seventh- Eighth - -Belinda Bryant STATE MUSIC WINNER Every Time I Feel ' de Spirit YOUTH PILGRIMAGE TO UNITED NATIONS Cheryl Lenwell 14 A CA DEM ICS EXPERIENCES Charred debris of buildings as a reminder of century-old human rights which have been denied . . . Tell it like it is- -soul brother - -an expression of black emotions painted on store windows . . . Tourist bus driver trying to convince students of blacks ' violence . . . Hippy rebelling against conformity of society . . . Crowd of Negroes outside Wax Museum (most violent section of D.C.) jostling friend and enemy alike, whi le inside are friendly guards . . . Martin Luther King, martyr to the black cause . . . 16 WASHINGTON, D.C. What have ya ' got in the glass. Brad?” or Hidin ' behind a Budweiser shirt, Norm? Now, Janet . . . you know there aren ' t THAT many steps in the Washington Monument” Tramp, tramp, tramp, here the sound of marching feet . . . or Golden-haired leader-of-the-pack . Are you sure that was a right turn at the Lincoln Memorial?” or According to my calculations, Bobby Kennedy should be here any minute. Cheryl ' s morale booster. or a good ol ' McCarthy fan. BORDON MILK PRODUCTS Warsaw, Ind . 17 You to the left and I to the right, For the ways of men must sever- - And it well may be for a day and a night, And it well may be forever . But whether v e meet or whether we part (For our ways are past our knowing) A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! Here ' s luck! For we know not where we are going. With a steady swing and an open brow We have tramped the ways together, But we ' re clasping hands at the crossroads now In the Fiend ' s ovm night for weather; And whether we bleed or whether we smile In the leagues that lie before us, The ways of life are many a mile And the dark of Fate is o ' er us . Here ' s luck! And a cheer for the dark before us! LOOKING BACKWARD getting bogged down with acti vities that final month in May being the first class to have to take exams cheering the boys against Mentone in the semi-finals of the County laughing at Mr. Swigert ' s puns in government LOOKING FORWARD Though prejudice perhaps my mind befogs, I think I know no finer things than dogs: The young ones, they of gay and bounding heart, Who lure us in their games to take a part, Who with mock tragedy their antics cloak And, from their wild eyes ' tail, admit the joke; The old ones, with their wdstful, fading eyes, They who desire no further paradise Than the warm comfort of a smile and hand. Who tune their moods to ours and understand Each word and gesture; they who lie and wait To welcome us --with no rebuke if late. Sublime the love they bear; but ask to live Close to our feet, unrecompensed to give; Beside which many men seem very logs-- I think I know no finer things than dogs . car washes to earn money for their class choosing class officers anticipating the great food in the cafeteria try-outs for chorus 18 A THLETICS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Bob Espinoza, Terry Hostetler, and Roy De La Cruz. SECOND ROW: Jeff Rager, Roland Espinoza, Blaine Farley, Bill Keener, and Coach Sittler. BACK ROW: Joe Mowery, Stan Brown, Steve Reed, Garry Hostetler, Kent Cone, Doug Hively, Steve Biltz, and Paul Carlin. GOLF GOLF TEAM MEMBERS: Dave Valentine, Doug Beery, Tom Fletcher, Mike Orr, Hal .Wright, Brad Bailey, Brad Schuldt, Larry Harter, Mike Kubacki, Roger Thomas, Steve Wolf, and Tim Mosher . Coach Irwin . 20 JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: B. Espinoza, P. De La Cruz, A. Bradley, D. Davis, A. Espinoza, B. Hively, R. Wolfe. ROW 2; J. Barnes, D. Adkins, R. Carlin, P. Kubacki, G. Evans, M. Wood, R. Evans, H. Espinoza, K. Burk, E. Auxt, COACH. JR. HIGH BASEBALL ROW 1: R. Wolfe, A. Espinoza, D. Adkins, M. Wood, R. Robinson, K. Kerr, J. Barnes, D. Davis. ROW 2;J. Hawn, J. Ormsby, G. Bailey, S. Miner, K. Stef- fen, P. Kubacki, D. Mort, K. Burk, E. Auxt, COACH. The awarding of ribbons somehow instilled a great amount of determination in our junior high Cubs who were victorious in four out of five cross country meets . Such runners as Armando Espinoza, Dan Adkins, and Henry Espinoza were often leading the field as they crossed the finish line. A potentially strong Cubs baseball team was hampered by the loss of starting pitcher Karl Steffen who ran into sore-arm trouble. The team managed to put together some strong hitting and fine fielding, while Rick Robinson came on late in the season to pitch fine ball, enabling the junior Cubs to break even in six games . BOYER -WINONA CORP. Warsaw, Ind. BASEBALI. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Roland Espinoza, Rex Werstler, Steve Shear, Max Menzie, Bill Keener, Lewis Kreger, Jeff Rager, STANDING: Phil Menzie, Mike Kubacki, Bill Kubacki, Kim Shoemaker, Brad Schuldt, Kent Cone, Bruce Sweetheimer, Coach James Irwin. The Pierceton baseball team finished in a tie for second place in the county with a record of 5-2. The two losses came at the Lands of Larwill and County Champ Akron. ITiere were many hi-lites of our fall season Brad Schuldt pitching a perfect game against North Webster. Bruce Sweethimer hitting a two out triple against Milford in the last inning driving in the winning run. Lew Kreger won the batting trophy with an average of 390. Pierceton 5 Webster 0 Pierceton 4 Whitley 1 Pierceton 4 Larwill 13 Pierceton 6 Mentone 2 Pierceton 0 Akron 6 Pi ere eton 1 Syracuse 0 Pi ere eton 4 Milford 3 22 WRESTLING TEAM ROW 1: Rudy Espinoza, Roy De La Cruz, Bob Espinoza, Chuck Collier, Ron Smith, Rick Coyle. ROW 2: Stan Smith, Gary. Hostetler, Lew Collier, Denny Trump, Phil Gates, Les Kreger . ROW 3: COACH, Dave Forsberg; Dave Valentine, Jay Outcelt, Curt Gates. SECTIONAL CHAMP Capping an outstanding season for our wrestling team was Chuck Collier, partici- pating in the regional meet at Fort Wayne, as a result of his first in the sectional meet at Elkhart in February. Chuck, wrestling in the 120-lb. class, also won his first match at the regional meet in Fort Wayne, but was defeated by Baumgardner of North Manchester in his second match. This gave Chuck a record of 19 wins and only 4 losses. With a season record of 12 wins and 2 losses, Pierceton placed third in the Sec- tional out of a field of 13 teams, with Elk- hart and Jimtown ahead of us . In addition to Collier, the following wrestlers placed in the sectional meet at Elkhart: Rudy Espinoza, 2nd in the 98-lb. class; Lew Collier, 2nd in the 148-lb. class; Stan Smith, 3rd in the 136 -lb. class; Phil Gates, 3rd in the 183-lb. class; Roy DeLaCruz, 4th in the 106 -lb. class; and Gary Hostetler, 4th in the 141-lb . class . 23 VARSITY 1967-68 STANDING, left to right: Tom Barker, mgr., Steve Reed, Bruce Sweetheimer, Denny Messmore, Coach Sittler, Stan Brown, Gary Boggs, Brad Schuldt, Charles Rush, mgr. KNEELING: Hal Wright, Phil Menzie, Lew Kreger. OPPONENT PIERCETON 60 Wawasse Prep 63 W 61 Columbia City 52 L 80 South Whitley 63 L 55 Milford 56 W 70 Larwill 60 L’ 85 Mentone 62 L 66 Leo 73 W 57 Middlebury 49 L 75 Oregon-Davis 62 L 98 Northfield 75 L 41 Huntington Catholic 52 W 69 County Akron 70 W 45 County Milford 59 W 69 County Mentone 51 L 81 Warsaw 41 L 60 North Webster 72 W 55 Triton 56 W 62 Albion 74 W 52 Syracuse 56 W 81 Akron 65 L 57 Wolf Lake 64 W 50 Sectional North Manchester 46 L 24 THE VARSITY SENIORS Steve Reed Guard Brad Schuldt Forward Gary Boggs Forward Bruce Sweetheimer Center Stan Brown Forward Denny Messmore Center B-TEAM BASKETBALL KNEELING: Steve Biltz, Max Menzie, Bill Keener, Keith Nettrouer, Jeff Rager. STANDING; Mr. Irwin, coach; Rex Werstler, manager; Paul Carlin, Kent Cone, Kim Shoemaker, Dave Ellenwood, Doug Hively, Bill Kubacki, Tom Barker, manager. The B team of Pierceyon finished with a season record of 8-12. The record may be a bit misleading. The cubs lost some very close games two were the result of overtimes. The B team was made up entirely of freshman and sophomores. Some of these will be representing our varsity squad of next season. The scores of our games as follows: Pierceton 61 WaWa 18 Pierceton 26 Columbia City 35 Pierceton 28 South Whitley 47 Pierceton 57 Milford 28 Pierceton 55 Larwill 60 Pierceton 42 Mentone 52 Pierceton 48 Leo 55 Pierceton 46 Middlebury 44 Pierceton 40 Organ Davis 38 Pierceton 33 North Field 61 Pierceton 46 Huntington Catholic 44 Pierceton 45 Warsaw 54 Pierceton 41 Mentone 53 Pierceton 47 Akron 51 Pierceton 52 Nebster 35 Pierceton 42 Triton 54 Pierceton 59 Albion 51 Pierceton 42 Syracuse 38 Pierceton 39 j ron 44 Pierceton 42 Wolf Lake 51 26 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL KNEELING: Roland Espinoza, Steve Wolfe, Chris Keener, Jeff Rager, Steve Biltz, Roger Thomas, Rocky Stone. STANDING: Rex Werstler, Mgr.; Gary ALberson, Dick Carwile, Joe Mowrey, Bill Kubacki, Jim Irwin, Coach; Paul Carlin, Bill Keener, Keith Carlin, Steve Taylor. South Whitley W 57--36 Manchester W 51--44 Columbia City L 63--17 Syracuse L 38--24 Warsaw L 64 --43 North Webster W 42- -29 West Noble L 41--32 Akron W 51--36 Southwood W 56--35 Northfield W 45--32 4 -Way Tourney Akron L 41--33 Churubusco W 42 --38 Albion W 33--19 Mentone W 39- 33 27 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 8th Grade-- ROW 1: T, Swick, J. Barnes, R. Espinoza, J. Martin, D. Adkins, N. Reed, D. Davis, G. Ad- kins. ROW 2: Coach, Mr. Heath, R. Carlin, B. Biltz, C. Godwin, G. Evans, S. Miner, L. Mayer, C. Myers, R. Osborn, R. Evans, B. Hartman, manager. The 8th Grade, who had a record of 11--5, won the Whitko 4- Way Tourney. 7th Grade- -ROW 1: J. Hawn, D. Bryant, L. Beery, K. Burke, B. Hively, R. Wolfe, S. Harris. ROW 2: Manager, D. Mort, Coach, Mr. Heatii, M. Fauts, G. Bailey, G. Fauts, P. Kubacki, K. Steffen, B. Linn, M. Woods, R. Robinson, J. Martin, M. Locke, K. Kerr. The 7th Grade, winner of the Syracuse 4-Way Tourney, finished the year with a record of 12--3. 28 Diann Bailey, Soph. Becky Bryant, Sr. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Debbie Flinn, Soph. Vicki Tripp, Jr. Debbie Shoemaker Karen Mort Helen Martin Junior High Deb Rager, Becky Espinoza, Susan Schuldt. Freshman Susan Schuldt Becky Espinoza Deb Rager Terry Neer Lisa Rood 30 Expecting ... to play in the Sectional! ! ! ! With cheerleaders like these, no wonder the faculty almost lost to the seniors! Where ' d you get those P.F. Flyers--at the Red Ball Jet Store ? Babe Ruth himself or Where ' candy bar, Bradley? Pull up those hose With a coach like this, no won- with a pin ! der the seniors won! ! ! your softball champs! Great American beauties or 31 TRACK TEAM Left to right, ROW 1: B. Espinoza, R. Stone, M. Makemson, J. Rager, S. Biltz, B. Farley, R. Jones, R. Espinoza, R. De La Cruz. ROW 2: G. Hostetler, P. Menzie, K. Carlin, D. Ellenwood, S. Reed, B. Keener, J. Mowrey, Lew Kreger, P. Gates. ROW 3: Manager, C. Rush, G. Boggs, B. Kubacki, K. Shoe- maker, Les Kreger, S. Brown, J. Wolter, K. Cone, P. Carlin, C. Stump, manager; Mr. Egner, Coach. The 1968 Track Team won 3 out of 8 dual track meets and placed fifth in the county track meet. Gary Hostetler set a new school and county track record in the pole vault. He vaulted 12 ' 9 . Gary Boggs was the only member to qualify for the Regional . He qualified in the long jump. JR. HIGH TRACK Left to right, ROW 1: A. Espinoza, D. Adkins, R. Carlin, C. Murphy, M. Woods, J. Barnes, N. Reed, B. Hively. ROW 2: P. De La Cruz, D. Adkins, D. Townsend, G. Fonts, G. Bailey, K. Kerr, L. Beery, B. Espinoza, R. Chandler. ROW 3: W. Goodman, S. Miner, B. Linn, K. Steffen, P. Kubacki, J. Garrett, B. Biltz, Mr. Auxt, coach. 32 ACTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF MEMBERS--ROW ONE: Gary Boggs, Sports Editor; Mike Conley, Art Editor; Janet Wiegand, Subscription Manager; Cheryl Lenwell, Editor-in -Chief; Rose Mowrey, Business Manager; Tammy Linn, Activities Editor. ROW TWO: Diann Bailey; Ruth Smith; Vicki Dile; Linda Biltz; Vicki Tripp; Mrs. Kaye-Smith, Sponsor. ROW THREE: Debbie Rager, Christine Tom, Vonda Meloy, Debbie Flinn, Steve Shear, Vicki Blanchard. NEWSPAPER STAFF MEMBERS- -ROW ONE: Rosemary Moran, Business Manager; Beth Marrs, News Editor; Tammy Linn, Editor-in-Chief; Elaine Carlin, Feature Editor; Miss Thompson, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Irene Resendez, Valerie Jones, Vicki Dile, Randy Neer, Marilyn Hoppus . ROW THREE: Wilma Bays, Alice Harris, Blaine Farley, Mike Conley, Steve Shear, Marie Beery, Vonda Meloy . 34 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE--Marie Beery, Historian; Vonda Meloy, Reporter; Linda Biltz, Treasurer; Beth Marrs, Vice President; Diann Sleighter, President; Elaine Carlin, Secretary; Sandy Smith, Parliamentarian; and Cheryl Pollock, Recreation Leader. ROW TWO--Mrs. Moe, Sponsor; Noma Bays, Carol Creekmore, Shirley Finken, Holly Langohr, Ruth Smith, Cheryl Lenwell, Tammy Linn, Randy Neer, and Nancy Gonya. ROW THREE --Joyce Garrett, Janet Leckrone, Beth Biltz, Elaine Outcelt, Vicki Blanchard, Ei- leen Smith, Barbara English, Vicky Dile, Alice Harris, and Kathryn Marrs . During the school year of 1967-68, the FHA was very active. The girls sent bags of clothing to the needy children of the Appalachians as one of their projects . FHA week was observed by each girl bringing little surprises and gifts every day for her assigned teacher. The year ended with the installation of officers for next year. Installation of Officers for 1968-69 DENNY’S BARBER SHOP Pierceton, Ind. 35 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members are left to right: Rose Mowery, Tammy Linn, Gary Boggs, Phil Menzie, Brad Schuldt, Cheryl Lenwell, STANDING: Mr. Schelling. The National Honor Society is based on char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. In April, the new members were inducted into the society. This was done before the student body at an assem- bly. The new members are: J. Wiegand, L. Harter, C. Bailey, T. Banker, D. Mayer, J. Sellers, S. Shear. New Members 36 STUDENT COUNCIL Members Left to Right: ROW 1. Mr. Swigert, Dennis Bailey, Cheryl Lenwell, Gary Boggs. ROW 2. Kent Cone, Mike Conley, Susan Schuldt, Colleen Collier, Beth Marts, Terry Neer, Diann Bailey, Karin Carlin, Gary Bailey, Nelson Reed. Starting with the Basketball Queen Coronation, the Student Council worked diligently all year. They sponsored a car wash, among other projects, to make money for the highlight of the year, the high school prom, Moonlight and Roses . 37 FFA The following attended the National Convention at Kansas City: Jim Scott, Gary Boggs, and Stan Brown. Jim Scott and Stan Brown also attended the State Convention at Purdue . Receiving the outstanding senior awards in Vocational Agriculture and FFA were Gary Boggs and Stan Brown. These members attended leadership camp: Paul Carlin, Keith Carlin, Lew Col- lier, Rocky Stone, Roger Thomas, Blaine Farley, and Larry Manuel. Jim Scott was the President of District II, and he placed 4th in the National Crop Production . The Pierceton FFA placed 1st in the following areas: Soil and Water Management, Farm Electrification, Dairy Farming, Agriculture Sales Demonstration, Agriculture Production Demonstration. County Soil Judging Champions --5th in District County Crops Judging Champions --2nd in District (state fair entry) County Forestry Judging Champions- -6th in District Left to right, ROW ONE: Mr. Rogers, Advisor; Stan Brown, Treasurer; Gary Boggs, Vice-President; Lew Collier, President; Larry Harter, Secretary; Dennis Mettler, Reporter; Stan Smith, Sentinel. ROW TWO: Tim Mosher, Keith Carlin, Mitch Ousley, Mike England, Jay Outcelt, Roger Thomas, Rocky Stone. ROW THREE: Frank Rhoades, Terry England, Dennis Trump, Paul Carlin, Bruce Sweet- heimer, Jeff Lotz, Blaine Farley, Mike Heintzelman . 38 LIBRARY CLUB ROW ONE- “Miss Yontz, Sponsor; Margie Conwell, Secretary- Treasurer; Tammy Linn, President; Valerie Jones, Vice Presi- dent; and Jean Sellers. ROW TWO--Rosa De La Cruz, Linda Stump, Alice Harris, Sandy Smith, Cheryl Pollock, and Janet Leckrone . The Library Club has been very busy during the past year stamping books, shelving books, taking care of maga- zines, fixing the bulletin board in the library, and cleaning the library. Many new books were purchased and processed during the year, also . In the fall and spring the club en- joyed picnics at Miss Yontz ' s . A Christmas Dinner for the members and their mothers was held at Foo Fayes. It was a very interesting year and also a lot of fun . LOWLY junior LIBRARIANS Sandy, Alice, Cheryle MIGHTY SENIOR LIBRARIANS Margie, Tammy, Rosa, Val Our intelligent Library Club at work or Be careful, Margie, the water ' s AWFUL cold!! 39 GAA The GAA had a bowling tourney from November to February. Tammy Linn ' s team came out on top. The GAA also had a party at the end of the year at the Y .M .C . A . in Warsaw . The Sen- iors won the Softball tourney, Sopho- mores Volleyball and Basketball The Seventh Grade won the track meet . GILLIAM BOWLING LANES 40 THESPIANS ROW ONE- -Sandy Mitchell, Parliamentarian; Linda Biltz, Treasurer; Denny Bailey, Vice President; Cheryl Lenwell, President; Beth Sweetheimer, Secretary; and Mrs. Boley, Sponsor. ROW TWO--Betty Ellison, Susan Danner, Beth Marrs, Patsy Wiegand, Elaine Carlin, Diann Bailey, and Becky Bryant . ROW THREE- -Rita Haywood, Susan Schuldt, Linda Stump, Carolyn Bailey, Marie Beery, Deb Rager, Holly Langohr, and Chris Tom. ROW FOUR --Steve Shear, Brad Bailey, Brad Schuldt, Mike Kubacki, and Mike Conley . During the year, Thespian members participated in many contests and have been very successful in qualifying for the awards. Linda Biltz and Wilma Bays were ribbon winners at North Manchester; Betty Ellison won ribbons both at Wabash and our own contest; Deb Rager won a rib- bon at Wabash; and Cheryl Lenwell brought many honors to the Thespians with many ribbons and trophies from Wabash and our own contest . The highlight of the year for the club was the speech contest held here at Pierce- ton. The Thespians Club is continuing to grow and new talent is being discovered each year at contest time. The President and Vice President demonstrating their divers abilities. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW; 1: Beth Marrs, Historian; Pat Wiegand, Reporter; Deb Rager, Secretary; Steve Shear, Treasurer; Cheryl Lenwell, Vice-President; Brad Schuldt, President; Mrs. Lenwell, Sponsor. ROW 2; Debbie Orr, Rosa Moran, Rosa DeLaCruz, Susan Danner, Marie Beery, Norma Moran, Tammy Linn, Diann Bailey, Randy Neer. ROW 3: Sandy Johnston, Debbie Flinn, Vida Williams, Rose Mowrey, Carolyn Bailey, Tonny Linn, Becky Logan, Linda Biltz, Ruth Smith. ROW 4: Susan Schuldt, Kip Flinn, Mike Conley, Phil Menzie, Bill Kubacki, Brad Bailey, Tom Barker, Hal Wright, Denny Bailey. FTA Banquet (Seniors) FTA ' ers Acknowledging Committee Work. 42 PEP CLUB ROW 1, L. to R.: Susan Schuldt, Becky Espinoza, Deb Rager, Rose Mowery, Eileen Smith, Tammy Linn, Valerie Jones, Cheryl Lenwell, Vice-President; Beth Marrs, Treasurer; Pat Wiegand, Secretar; Janet Wie- gand. President; Connie Hawn, Sadie Prater, Rosa De La Cruz; ROW 2: Randy Neer, Cheryle Pollock, Marie Berry, Rosa Moran, Sandy Smith, Alice Harris, Vicki Dile, Vonda Meloy, Chris Tom, Jean Sellers, Elanie Carlin, Linda Biltz, Mrs. Harris, Sponsor; ROW 3: Deb Flinn, STANDING; Sandy Mitchell, Beth Sweetheimer, Moma Bays, Janet Leckrone, Barb English, Debbie Haywood, Vicki Blanchard, Rita Haywood, Dyanna Honey, Norma Moran, Colleen Collier, Judy Prater, Holly Langhor, Vicki Tripp, STANDING; ROW 4: Elaine Outcelt, Cathy Shear, Marlou White, Reva Godwin, Carol Creekmore, Pat Linn, Merla Bryant, Karen Mort, Marie Secor, Deb Orr, Vida Williams, Becky Logan, Liz Downs; ROW 5: Diann Bailey, STANDING; Lisa Rood, Rosann Barker, Belinda Bryant, Kay Porter, Luann Collier, Wanita Wilson, Betty Steiner, Beverly Bolt, Debbie England, Linda Prater, Diann Bruce, Nancy Gonya, Becky Bryant, STANDING: ROW 6: Dyane Method, Karen Carlin, Susan Stillson, Laudice Miller, Carol English, Sue Graham, Sheila Oler, Rita Wagner, Anna May Carwile, Linda De La Cruz, Margaret Valentine; ROW 7: Mary Jane Yoder, Maril Jo Perkins, Beth Biltz, Betsy Shepherd, Carolyn Barnes, Ana Munoz, Marcie Boggs, Rose Reyna, Vicky Perkins, Michele Vicky Perkins, Michelle Valentine, Deb Shoemaker . 43 THE ROW 1, left to right: Beth Marrs, Randy Neer, Debbie Orr, Cathy Caudill, Chris Tom, Rose Mow- rey, Cheryl Lenwell, Barbara Forst. ROW 2: Larry Harter, Deb Flinn, Vicki Tripp, Chuck Collier, Pat Stevens, Marlou White, Karen Mort, Kathy Flora, Kathy Zorn, Debbie Echterling, Kathy Yoder, Debbie Shoemaker, Colleen Collier, Betty Ellison. ROW 3: Cathy Shear, Kay Porter, Luann Collier, Mary Yoder, Terry Neer, Susan Engleberth, Susan Schuldt, Liz Downs, Karen Caudill, Steve Wolfe, Summer Band had a successful year receiving a second rating at the Mermaid Festival, a first rating at Warsaw, and a first rating at Columbia City. This year was the first year the Concert Band did not go to contest. This was because the con- test was at the same time as Spring Vacation. The Concert Band did present its annual fall, winter, and spring concerts . The Dance Band received a fifth place rating at the State Fair last year. The Dance Band also played at the Basketball Queen Coronation last December . The Pep Band played at the home basketball games . 44 BAND Leon Echterlig, Janet Wiegand, Phil Menzie, Doug Hively, Tom Barker, DebRager, Doug Mayer, Pat Wiegand, Bob Yoder, Becky Logan. ROW 4; Terry Swick, Steve Biltz, Diann Bailey, Tom Plet- cher, Steve Taylor, Larry Manuel, Mike Swartz, Kathy Marrs, Jim Ellison, Janet Leckrone, Lise Rood, Mr. Marsh. OFFICERS: President: Janet Wiegand Vice President: Cheryl Lenwell Secretary-Treasurer: Lisa Rood Librarians: Debbie Flinn; Diann Bailey ARION AWARD: Janet Wiegand KOSCIUSKO COUNTY REMC Warsaw, Ind . 45 DANCE BAND Mr. Marsh (director) , Cheryl Lenwell- -Piano, Debbie Echterling, Susan Schuldt, Kathy Yoder, Betty Ellison, Debi Shoemaker, Colleen Collier. ROW 2: Pat Wiegand, Bob Yoder, Becky Logan, Tom Barker, Janet Wiegand, Steve Wolfe, Leon Echterling, Karen Caudill, Phil Menzie, Tom Pletcher. PEP BAND ROW 1: Kathy Yoder, Debi Shoemaker, Colleen Collier, Betty Ellison, Pat Wiegand, Bob Yoder, Becky Logan, Tom Pletcher, Steve Taylor, ROW 2: Phil Menzie, Karen Caudill, Janet Wiegand, Leon Echter- ling, Steve Wolfe, Doug Hively, Doug Mayer, Larry Manuel, Mike Swartz. MAJORETTES ROW 1: Randy Neer, Cheryl Lenwell- -Majorette, Vicki Tripp. ROW 2: Beth Marrs, Christine Tom. ROW 3: Diann Bailey, Deb Flinn, Susan Schuldt. SWING CHOIR Phil Menzie--Bass, Tom Fletcher- -Drums, Cheryl Lenwell- -Piano . ROW 1: Betty Ellison, Rose Moran, Deb Rager, Mary Espinoza, Randy Neer, Vicki Tripp, Mr. Marsh. ROW 2: Pat Wiegand, Marie Betty, Deb Flinn, Janet Wiegand, Christine Tom. ROW 3: Rick Coyle, Hal Wright, Mike Con- ley, Tom Barker, Mike England. ROW 4: Mike Kubacki, Brad Schuldt, Les Kreger, Denny Mess- more, Stan Brown, Kent Cone, Larry Harter. 47 67 CHORUS ’68 PIANIST, C. Lenwell ROW 1: I. to r.: C. Busz, B. Ellison, B. Bryant, M . Espinoza, D. Bailey, C. Creekmore, C. Tom, E. Outcelt, E. Carlin, R. Haywood, B. Marrs, V. Dile, R. Moran, J. Garret, M. Hoppus, R. Neer, V. Tripp. ROW 2: DIRECTOR, Mr. Marsh, C. Collier, L. Biltz, N. Gonya, P. Wiegand, D. Rager, D. Flinn, E. Smith, R. Mowrey, B. Forst, K. O ' dell, B. Logan, L. Downs, J. Sellers, J. Wiegand, M. Secor, N. Moran, M. Beery, B. English, V. Jones, C. Pollock, H. Langhor, C. McConnel, V. Blanchard, S. Schuldt. ROW 3: R. Coyle, J. Rager, S. Shear, K. Carlin, H. Wright; T. Pletcher, C. Collier, M. England, B. Bailey, M. Conley, T. Barker, B. Farley, D. Mayer, P. Stevens, K. Flinn, S. Wolfe, L. Echterling. ROW 4: P. Menzie, L. Collier, S. Reed, B. Schuldt, D. Trump, L. Manuel, M. Kubacki, B. Kubacki, L. Kreger, D. Messmore, S. Brown, K. Cone, D. Hively, L. Harter, D. Carwile . CHORUS SENIORS: SEATED 1. to r.: L. Harter, J. Wiegand, B. Forst, C. Lenwell, R. Mowrey. STANDING: M. Espinoza, B. Bryant, E. Smith, B. Bailey, S. Reed, S. Brown, B. Schuldt, L. Gollier, K. O’dell, V. Jones. 48 FACULTY First of all, do your best to hang on to your dreams and ambitions . Remember that there will be only a few days that you will finish with the satisfaction of a job well done. Most days are filled with a round of irritating duties and with problems of concern that you must take care of one way or another. Sometimes you will work surely and efficiently. At other times you will stumble and blunder your way through a maze of mistakes. In other words, the going gets rough for all of us at times . So find comfort in the fact that Tomorrow is always a new day when you can begin again . Remember that ahead of you there stretches a lifetime of TOMORROWS and each of them starts with just one step- -forward . Our most valuable possessions are those which can be shared without lessening: those which, when shared, multiply . Thank you. Miss Yontz, for sharing. 50 HELPERS Shirley Kreger, Marilee Bailey, Jean Sleighter, Rose- mary Kerr, and Ruth Schrader. 51 FACULTY AND STAFF Is Mr. Reed adding up the senior profits ? Our girl Friday --Mrs. Porter Mr. Irwin, Pierceton ' s part-time secretary . Miss Yontz at her game of solitaire Late again, Mr. Marsh? or It isn ' t 3:30 yet. Punch his ticket, Jerry. 52 All that for tomorrow, Mr. Auxt? Watch for a spider in that one, Mr. Van Cleave ! Mr. Rodgers or the joker on his perch. Another test, Mr. Schelling ? Your serve, Mrs. English ! Room 12 ' s smiling doyenne, Mrs. Lenwell. Mr. Swigert: Do you really drink that stuff, Mr. Egner? A little behind on your paper work, Mrs. Boley? Mr. Kennedy: You said that you wanted Is that for Scotty, Mrs. Harris? to go to Harvard ? Mr. Charles Atlas Forsberg. Mr. Mowrey savoring his lunch. Mrs. Moe shows Tom another ceramic master- piece --besides his, that is. Mrs. Kaye -Smith: More coffee. Miss Mr. Parnell i Sittler running the 440 Thompson? In congress. Jray isfit tittctminous ccfamfipn linrfefn States of imrica, Jja ru i r,, SENIORS To strive, to seek, to conquer, but not to yield. Harold Brandenberg Stan Brown Don Adkins Tom Alley Carolyn Bailey John Biltz Becky Bryant Marge Conwell Gary Hostetler Larry Harter Ron England David English Linda Epler Mary Espinoza Barbara Forst Donnie Hawn Terry Hostetler Rudolph Espinoza Molly Goodman Jack Hurt 58 Jeff Lotz Mike Makemson Mike Mitchell Kathy O ' Dell Mike Orr Mike Jefferson Rose Mowrey Jerome Keener Valerie Jones Steve Reed Ron Smith Theresa Smith Mike Werstler Bonnie Shepherd Ron Whitaker Dan Taylor Diana Sleighter Jim Wolter Joyce Tom Class Flower: Pale Pink Rose Randal Zorn Eileen Smith 60 UNDER CL A SSMEN JUNIOR CLASS The long awaited day finally arrived when the Juniors received their class rings. Miss Sandy Johnston was elected by the student body to represent the class as Basketball Queen. March 23, was the date of the big dance sponsored by the class, which featured the Vars. The class also plans another money making project this year. Jerry Akers Pam Bays Wilma Bays Marie Beer} ' ’ Chuck Collier Mike Conley Reg Coy Vickie Dile Brenda Finken Kip Flinn Phil Gates Alice Harris Sandy Johnston Les Kreger Mike Kubacki Bill Lehman Beth Marrs Vonda Meloy Phil Menzie Rex Menzie Denny Messmore Rosa Moran Randy Neer Jay Outcelt Cheryl Pollock Deb Rager Frank Rhoades Charles Rush Steve Shear Carl Siler Ruth Smith Sandy Smith Stan Smith Bob Steiner Chris Tom Vicki Tripp Steve Trump Garnett Whitaker Pat Wiegand Bob Yoder Hal Wright SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomores surpassed their goal of $2,500 in magazine sales in the fall. Becky Espinoza was the class ' queen attendant and was also a B-team cheerleader. Debbie Flinn and Diann Bailey served on the Varsity cheerleading squad. For their class party the sophomores went to see the movie The Sound of Music . Diann Bailey Rex Bailey Tom Barker Kristy Berlin Doug Berry Linda Biltz Vicki Blanchard Bonnie Brandenburg Elaine Carlin Kent Cone Ellen Conwell Wayne Cotton Rick Coyle Alex De La Cruz Liz Downs Dave Ellen wood Betty Ellison Mike D. England Mike G. England Becky Espinoza Diane Espinoza Robert Espinoza Shirley Finken Debbie Flinn Chris Gates Curt Gates Mike Gibson Nancy Gonya Phil Goodman Rita Haywood Doug Hively Ray Jones Lew Kreger Holly Langohr Tonny Linn Doug Mayer Max Menzie Dennis Mettler Sandy Mitchell Keith Nettrouer Tom Fletcher Judy Prater Irene Resendez Danny Richardson Mike Rostochak Jean Sellers Betsy Shepherd Kim Shoemaker Joe Slusher Nick Smith Tonya Stayton Linda Stump Beth Sweetheimer Ruth Thomas Bill Trump David Valentine Linda Whitaker Pete Yorg u « DC ed G. Alberson N. Bays S. Biltz M. Bryant G. Burkett C. Busz T. Busz K. Carlin P. Carlin D. Carwile K. Caudill C. Collier . Creekmore . Davis . De La Cruz . De La Craz L. Ecterling B. English R. Espinoza B. Farley K. Flora B. Francis J. Garrett R. Godwin M. Heintzelman D. Honey M. Hoppus R. Johnston L. Jones B. Keener C. Keener B. Kubacki J. Leckrone P. Linn B. Logan L. Manuel K. Man’s H. Martin C. McConnell B. Minnix T. Mosher K. Mort J. Mowrey D. On M. Ousley E. Outcelt S. Schuldt M. Secor D. Smith R. Smith P. Stevens C. Stump J. Tackett S. Taylor FRESHMAN CLASS The 1967-1968 Freshman class started the year by electing class officers. During the basketball season our class elected Colleen Collier for our queen attendant. Rocky Stone escorted her. We were proud to have several boys on the B-team. We went to see a movie for our class party in the spring. The Freshman class really enjoyed our first year in high school. D. Trump R. Thomas G. Watson R. Werstler V. Williams S. Wolfe K. Yoder K. Zorn From left to right: Rocky Stone, Vice- Pres. , Norma Moran, President, Jeff Rager, Sec.-Treas. 67 f. EIGHTH GRADE On December 5, 1967, we went roller skating for our first class party. Connie Blanchard represented our class at the annual Basketball Queen Coronation. She was escorted by Bruce Biltz. In January the members of our eighth grade basket- ball team won the Whitko tourney by downing Whitley 50--21. The team under Coach Heath finished a very successful 11 and 5 season. The Jr. High cheer- leaders were Lise Rood, Terry Neer, and Deb Shoemaker. Gary Adkins Steve Akers Della Allen Rex Alley Toni Balde negro Jim Barnes Bruce Biltz Shirley Biltz Connie Blanchard Beverly Bolt Robert Brandenburg Diane Bruce Roger Busz Roy Carlin Anna Mae Carwile Karen Caudill Danny Clark Luann Collier Glenna Compton Ronald Cotton Danny Davis Susan Davis Linda De La Cruz Debbie Echterling Jim Ellison Debbie England Susan Englebirth Greg Evans Randy Evans Jim Garret Calvin Godwin Bill Hartman Debbie Haywood Mary Howard Bob Hurt Scott Langohr Ray Martinez Lany Mayer Bob McCool Carolyn Mirmix Steve Miner Debbie Mitchell Danny Munoz Claude Myers Terry Neer Jody Ormsby Rick Osborn Kay Porter Linda Prater Nelson Reed Rudy Reyna Lise Rood David Sexton Cathy Shear Debbie Shoemaker Mike Sleighter Pam Slusher Karen Smith Betty Steiner Mike Swartz Jerry Tackett Margaret Valentine Donna Wallen Tom Walters Mar Lou White Juanita Wilson Marijane Yoder I ' d walk a mile for a Camel! or Relax- ing with that special someone on THURS- DAY! Lingering over their fifth cup of coffee or Gossip, gossip, gossip! Black Market or Imports from Red China- -licorice ! If ya ' can ' t beat ' em, KILL ' EM! ! or Sock it to the seniors! or GAA Noon League. Rought night , Swigert ? or What was that red thing on your neck? (The one day you kept your jacKet on! ) Ooooo . . . that ' s cor- ney ! ! ! Ready to run the gauntlet, girls? or Here comes de judge! Getting prettied up for the big social hour of a noon at PHS ! or Getting pretty for Miss Yontz in the library! or Ahhhhhhhhh . . . Relief! ! 71 ult , SEVENTH GRADE On our first class paiiy we went roller skating. Our sponsors were Mrs. Lenwell and Mr. Auxt. We had a real good turn-out. Our Student Council representatives were Garry Bailey and Karen Carlin. The seventh grade class has a total of 80 members. Officers STANDING are: Pete Kubacki (Vice President), Carol English (Treasurer). SITTING are: Susan Still- son (Secretary), Leon Beery (President). Christine Allen Garry Bailey Roger Bailey Linda Baker Rosanne Barker Carolyn Bams Leon Berry Brett Berlin Marsha Boggs Sally Bradley Adrian Bradley Kay Brandenburg Belinda Bryant David Bryant Kerry Burke Bud Chandler Karen Carlin Ron Castle Pablo DeLaCruz Gary Dowell Baldemar Espinoza Connie Engelberth Jon Engelberth Carol English Sue Graham Deborah Gregory Gary Hackworth Mike Hackworth Stephen Harris Tim Hartman James Hawn Bruce Hively Melanie Hurt Pam Keaffaber Kevin Kerr Pete Kubacki Bill Linn Mike Locke Frances Lowery Junior Martin Mary McGool Diane Method Laudice Miller Joni Mort Collin Mort David Mort James Mowrey Ana Munoz Charles Murphy Mollie Myers Sheila Oler Wendell Ousley Jeff Ormsby John Paseka Vicki Perkins Mari Jo Perkins Gary Peters Mike Phend Ron Puckett Rose Reyna Dean Rhodes Rick Robinson Randy Shepherd Connie Smith Carl Steffen Susan Stillson Sherri Stump Dan Townsend Michele Valentine Rita Wagoner Laura Wallen Mike Whitaker Rick Wolfe Mike Woods MACK’S BIH.K STA llON Tire“-Oil--Batteries— Minor Repairing FOODUHrR Open Every Evening Everyday Low Prices Free and Easy Parking Free Carry-Out Service Pierceton Indiana Compliments of PIERCETON STATE BANK A Progressive Bank in a Progressive Community Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MACK’S BULK STATION Tires--Oi !-- Batter ies- Mi nor Repairing Pierceton Indiana R. 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Warsaw Owen ' s Supermarket Warsaw Woodie ' s Donut Shop Warsaw Pierceton Standard Sercice Pierceton Sleighter Bros. L.P. Gas Service Pierceton Tri-County Realty Pierceton Ace Hardware Warsaw Gradeless Greenhouse Pierceton Leland J. Osborn, Auctioneer Pierceton Farm Bureau Co-op Warsaw Woodie ' s Supermarket Warsaw Wolford Dry Cleaners Warsaw Town and Country Ladies ' Apparel Warsaw Litchfield Creamery Warsaw Bailey ' s Barber Shop Pierceton Sun Metal Products, Inc. Warsaw Harold Barker, Heating Pierceton Little Crow Milling Co. Warsaw John Snell Fashion Apparel Warsaw Betty Rose Beauty Salon Pierceton Fitch ' s Jewelry Warsaw 83 FACULTY MRS. MILDRED BOLEY--B.E. Eastern Illinois University; English, Speech; Thespians, Senior Adviser, High School Play. MR. GARDNER EGNER--B.S. Manchester Gol- lege, M.S. Ball State; Mathematics, Track- Goach. MRS. ESTHER ENGLISH- -A. B. Indiana Univer- sity, M.A. Indiana University; Physical Educa- tion; GAA. MR. DAVE FORSBERG--B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Indiana University, M.A. Ball State Uni- versity; Biology, Physical Education, General Science; Wrestling Goach, Sophomore Glass Adviser. MRS. LOIS HARRIS--B.S. Illinois State Uni- versity, Graduate Studies Oklahoma State Uni- versity, Tulsa University, Adams State (Golo- rado) University, Illinois State University; Home Economics 7th, I, II, III: Gheerleaders 8 Pep Glub Adviser, Sophomore Glass Adviser. MR. JAMES IRWIN--B.S. Gollege of Emporial (Kansas), Ball State University, Graduate Stud- ies Indiana University; Junior High History, World History; Freshman Basketball, Baseball, Golf. MRS. ELIZABETH KAYE-SMITH--A.B. Whea- ton (Illinois) Gollege, M.A. Miame (Ohio) Uni- versity, University of Golorado, Indiana Univer- sity, Manchester Gollege, Mexico Gity Gollege, University of Madrid, Ball State University; Spanish, English; 8th Grade Adviser, Yearbook Adviser. MR. JOHN KENNEDY--B.S. Huntington Gollege M.S. St. Francis (Fort Wayne), Guidance Goun- selor. MRS. AFFRA LENWELL--A.B. Indiana Univer- sity; English 7,9,11, Latin, 7th Grade Adviser, FTA. MR. GLEON MARSH- -B.S. Manchester Gollege, Indiana University, Ball State University; M.A. St. Francis Gollege; Music, Vocal and Instru- mental, Junior and Senior High, Pierceton and Larwill. MRS. VERA MOE--B.S. Manchester Gollege, Graduate Studies Ball State University, Purdue University, St. Francis Gollege; Vocational Home Economics, High School Art; FHA. MR. JOHN MOWREY--A.B. Manchester Gollege, M.A. University of Michigan, Ball State Univer- sity, Indiana University, Purdue University; Physics, Algebra, Geometry, Senior Math; Audio-Visual Goordinator, Junior Glass Adviser. MR. RIGHARD V. REED--B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, M.A. Purdue University, Indiana University; Administration (Principal), Science; Senior Ad- viser. MR. JOHN RODGERS--B.S. Purdue University, Graduate Studies Purdue University, Saint Francis Gollege; Vocational Agriculture FFA, 4-H. MR. RUSSELL SGHELLING--A.B. Franklin and Marshall Gollege; Grace Theological Seminary; English, German; National Honor Society Ad- viser; 8th Grade Adviser. MR. TOM SITTLER--B.S. Valparaiso Univer- sity, M.S. Indiana University; Boys ' Physical Education; Algebra I, II, Arithmetic 7; Varsity Basketball Goach, Cross-Gountry Goach, Ath- letic Director. MR. WILLIAM SWIGERT--B.S. Manchester Gollege, Indiana University; U.S. History, Government, Geography, Psychology; Freshman Glass Adviser, Student Gouncil Adviser. MISS EUNIGE I. THOMPSON- -B.S. Ball State University, M.S. Ball State University, Indiana University; Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, General Business; THE PIERGETON STUDENT Adviser. J. MARVIN VAN GLEAVE--B.S. Huntington Gollege; Industrial Arts: Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop, Grades 7,9,10, and 12. MISS MAUD YONTZ--B.S. Manchester Gollege, Tri-State Gollege, Golumbia University, Uni- versity of Ghicago, Ball State University; Li- brarian High School; Library Glub Adviser. 84 SENIORS DONALD ADKINS- -Wrestling 2,3. Trade School. TOM ALLEY --Army. BRAD BAILEY--Class President 1; FTA 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Thespians 4; Golf 2,4; Basketball 1; Hoosier Boys ' State 3; Assistant Business Mana- ger 4; Diary of Anne Frank 4. Ball State Uni- versity. CARLOYN S. BAILEY- -FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2; FTA 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; National Honor So- ciety. Marriage. DENNIS BAILEY --Transferred from Cromwell 3; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Class Pres- ident 3; Class Business Manager 4; Student Council President 4; FTA 3,4; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4. Ball State University. SADIE (PRATER) BAYS--Pep Club 1. Rearing a family. STANLEY J. BROWN- -Basketball 4; FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Choir 1,2 ,3 ,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3,4. College. JOHN L. BILTZ- -Thespians 3; Harvey 3; Transferred from Wawasee Prep. College, De- troit, and Armed Forces. GARY BOGGS- -Student Council 2,3,4, Vice- President 4; National Honor Society, 3,4, Treas- urer 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; CS 1,2, 3, 4. Grace Col- lege. HAROLD BRANDENBURG- -FFA 2. Army. REBECCA BRYANT- -Thespians 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4; Student Coun- cil 1; Basketball Queen 3, Retiring Queen 4; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Cheer- block 1,2 ,3, 4; GAA 1,2. Grace College. LEW COLLIER--Wrestling 3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Chaplain 2, Parlimentarian 3, President 4; Bas- ketball 1 ,2; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Chorus 1,4; Student Council 1; Class Vice- President 4; Class President 2. Helicopter Pilot and Army. MARGIE CONWELL--Transfer from North Web- ster 2; GAA 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Secretary - Treasurer 4. College. SUE DANNER- -GAA 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 1,2 ,3 ,4; FHA 2; Thespians 2,3,4; Miss Pierceton--Mer- maid Festival 3; Harvey Production Staff 3; Anne Frank 4. Work. TOM DAVIS-- Wrestling 1. Army. ROSA DE LA CRUZ- -FTA 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 4; Anne Frank Production Staff 4. International Business College. RICK ENGLAND--FFA 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4. Indianapolis Technical Institute. RON ENGLAND- -FFA 2,3. College. DAVID ROBERT ENGLISH- -Baseball 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Harvey Production Staff 3. Apprenticeship at Donnelley ' s. LINDA DARLENE EPLER--GAA 1 ,2; FHA 1 ,2,3; Pep Club 1,2 ,3, 4. Civil Service Work and Mar- riage. MARY ESPINOZA- -Transferred 4; Choir 4; Swing Choir 4. College --Art. RUDOLFO RUDY ESPINOZA- -Transferred 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Purdue University. 85 BARBARA JEAN FORST--GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Anne Frank Production Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. Work and IBM School. MOLLY GOODMAN --C A A 3; FHA 2. Art School. LARRY HARTER --FFA 3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2 ,3, 4; Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Golf 1,2 ,3 ,4; Swing Choir 4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; NationalHon- or Society 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. Purdue University. CONNIE JEAN HAWN--GAA 2; Pep Club 4. Florida and Work. HAROLD DEANHEINTZELMAN--FFA 3. Nash- ville Auto College. GARY HOSTETLER- -Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4. Art School. TERRENCE D. HOSTETLER- -Track 1 ,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; FFA 2,3. Farming. JACK D. HURT- -Transferred from Columbus, Ohio. Work and Army. MIKE JEFFERSON- -Army. VALERIE JONES --GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1 ,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4; FTA 1; Harvey Production Staff 3; Anne Frank Production Staff 4; Chorus 1,2 ,3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2. IBM College. JEROME G. KEENER — Welding School or Viet Nam. CHERYL LENWELL- -Thespians 1,2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4; FTA 1,2 ,3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; ECHOES Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; GAA 1,2 ,3, 4, Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Librarian 3, Vice-President 4; Dance Band Accompanist 2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4, Accompanist 3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4, Accompanist 3,4; Boys ' Glee Club Accompanist 3; Harvey 3; Anne Frank 4; County Fair Queen 3; FHA 3,4. Indi- ana University. TAMRA LEE LINN- -National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Editor 4; ECHOES Staff 3, 4, Activities Editor 4; FTA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; FHA 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2 ,3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Harvey Production Staff 3; Anne Frank Production Staff 4; DAR Good Citizenship Award 4. Ball State University. WILLIAM (BUD) LONG--Transfer from Warsaw High 4; DCE 4. Work. JEFF LOTZ--Transfer from Penn High 4; FFA 4. MIKE MAKEMSON-- Diary of Anne Frank Production Staff 4; Track 1,2,3. Purdue Univer- sity --EET. MIKE MITCHELL- -U.S. Army. ROSE MOWREY--Band 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 1,2 ,3, 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3,4; ECHOES Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; WRSW English Award 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Harvey Production Staff 3; Anne Frank Production Staff 4. Valparaiso University. KATHY O ' DELL- -Thespians 1,2; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3 ,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Har- vey Production Staff. Beauty College. MIKE ORR- -Wrestling 1,2,3; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Boys ' State Alternate 3. Ball State University. ROGER POLLOCK- -U.S. Army. DANNY D. RANSBOTTOM- -Wrestling Manager 4; Chorus 1,2,3; FFA 3. Farming. STEVE REED--FTA 1,2; Cross-Country 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2,4. U.S. Army. BRAD SCHULDT- -Class President 2,4; FTA 1, 2.3.4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Class Vice- President 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 3, Vice- President 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Wing Choir 2,3,4; Boys ' Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2 ,3 ,4; Volleyball 1,2; Harvey 3; Diary of Anne Frank 4. Indiana University. BONNIE SHEPHERD--GAA 1,2, 3,4: Pep Club 1, 2,3; Library Club 3. Work. DIANA LYNN SLEIGHTER--FHA 1,2, 3,4, Presi- dent 4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3. Work. EILEEN SMITH- -FHA 3,4; GAA 1,2, 3 ,4; Har- vey Production Staff 3; Diary of Anne Frank Production Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2.3.4. Work. RON SMITH--Wrestling 1,2 ,3,4, Captain 2,3,4. Purdue University--Civil Engineering. JOYCE TOM--GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Harvey 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3; Girls ' State Delegate 3; Newspaper Staff 3. MIKE WERSTLER- -Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3. College. RON WHITAKER--FFA 1 ,2,3. College JANET ANN WIEGAND--GAA 1,2, 3,4, Vice- President 2, President 4; FTA 1,2,3, Historian 3 Harvey 3; Anne Frank 4; Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2 ,3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; ECHOES Staff 2,3,4, Subscription Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Class Vice-Pres- ident 2; Class Secretary 3,4. Indiana University JIM WOLTER-- Track 2,4. Work and Army. RANDAL ZORN--FFA 2,3,4; Band 1,2. Appren- ticeship in Quality Control (Uni-Royal). 87 We may talk to a friend, Or search privately Through the pages of a book To learn from the sea Of past experience, For here we find guidelines For the Future -- Sometimes deep and frightening. But always beckoning With reflections Of hope and of promise. Thus, we live not only In the Present. For all that has gone before And all that should come after Is mirrored in our lives as Reflections . . . 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