Prairie Heights Community High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Lagrange, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1966 volume:

w m w;g W$$$ 4va{ B£N fn i N iiSiiM4T,!f, p . UBUC LIBRARY X J 3 1833 01859 2201 V- h GC 977.202 L137PH, 1966 «■- ' y 3 - C V r V v % V- 1 , X v . y v Editors Sandy Halsey Linda Kellett Copy Editors Cherry Boyer Ronnie Mikkelson Business Manager Joyce Ernsberger Sales Managers Linda Booth Marilyn Powers Student Photographer David Stalf Sports Editor Bob Getts Art Editor Wanda Hostetler THE GALAXY 1966 Prairie Heights Community Jr. Sr. High School ROUTE 19 66 ■ .« : ' ■ :¥ T 1 v-eV $ V ' { if ' t. ■vs. This is the year to dedicate the yearbook not only to parents and teachers but to all who have been responsible for the beautiful new building, our home of education for many years to come; and the promise of an opportunity for the best education to be for life ahead whether college is included or excluded. We have lived one year in this building, but this year has been a preview of the educational opportunities ahead for all of us, and we should take advantage of the many facilities available in curricular and extracurricular activities. Let us show our appreciation by being responsible, educated citizens produced by the: PRAIRIE HEIGHTS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS. 4 v.W, I CS8 ■Ji ffi ' it , « • J$ dfJP ftfa | ft i Science Provide The planetarium, our pride and joy, is a room in which a projector casts images of the stars and planets on a hemisherical dome. The instruments are used inteaching the fundamentals of astronomy including such things as constellations, motions of planets, groups of stars, and facts about stars. ' They also help introduce the students to the current missile programs connected with space science. Beginning with next year, Mr. Noffsinger hopes to organize an advanced course in space science and astronomy, he plans to start teaching astronomy to fifth grade students who would come to the planetarium two or threetimes a year, and eventually provide adult edu- cation courses in astronomy. Mr. Noffsinger points out parts of the projector while students observe. One of the many aspects of biology class that students find interesting, is viewing microscopic organisms. Modern math is one of the outstanding courses added to our new curriculum. Advanced Training Gene Graves, Dave Singleton, and David Store are doing an experiment. They are finding it challenging to work in our new chemistry lab. Language Develops One of the most dramatic changes in foreign language instruction has taken place within the past several years. This perhaps is due partly to the fact that emphasis is now being placed upon learning the language speaking it. The language laboratory serves as invaluable adjunct to foreign language instruction of today. The language laboratory does not replace the teacher but it enables him and the students to do things that they cannot do in the classroom. Through regularly scheduled lab sessions, the stu- dents receive concentrated drill and practice for fifteen to twenty minutes, over material which has first be en introduced in the classroom by the teacher. In the laboratory, the students are provided with a variety of authentic native voices which serve as untiring models. Students receiving concentrated drill. The busy juniors under Mr. Meeks study hard to get their English Assignments. Junior Everett, Sharon Sanders, Cherry Boyer, and Sue Young preparing a speech for Speech Class. Understanding From the console, the teacher can monitor the students, briefly correcting individual students with- out interrupting the work of others. The headphones and partitions give the students a reassuring sense of privacy and reduce distractions, thus encouraging concentration. Some booths are equipped with facilities which allow the student to record the program coming from the console and, at the same time, record his responses. He can then play back the recording and compare his responses with that of the model. Through the help of the teacher, he can analyze and correct his errors. We feel that the language laboratory is, and will continue to be, an invaluable aid to foreign language learning in our school Miss Harshberger using the console to teach the fundamentals of Spanish. Mr. Glick keeps his German class busy and happy. mm Our Library = Prairie Heights is justly proud of its spacious beautiful library. It is the realization of Mr. Diehl ' s belief that the library should be the hut of the school, a source of reference for all departments, and a place for study or pleasure reading under ideal conditions. The furnishings and general decor contribute to an atmosphere of dignity and an appreciation for good books, magazines and periodicals, reading which is vital to the education of students in all fields. Literature and Tranquility At the present time, approximately four thousand books are shelved or are being processed for use. Many more are requisitioned and will arrive soon. As time goes on, the library will become more and more a part of every student ' s learning experience, as new books, a vertical file and other materials are added. Today ' s Student ' s— Tomorrow Homemakers The Home Living Center is designed to provide an atmosphere within which the acquisition of living-dining skills will be more meaningful. Our clothing room provides up-to-date equipment for clothing room construction. This includes modern sewing machines, table space for cutting and assembling garments and pressing equipment to use in making well fitted, attractive garments. It has been said that the kitchen is the heart of the home, and this may be equally true of a homemaking department. Our Five Unit, well-arranged kitchens make meal preparation easier and more enjoyable. Gracious Living A stitch in time saves nine 1 ' Baking cookies for open house. Traveling to Knowledge Administration Boulevard Faculty Avenue Faculty Superintendent To the Students of Prairie Heights Jr. § Sr. High School Between the covers of this book you will find the threads and fibre to weave the mighty bonds of friend- ship that you will value through future years. This will become a veritable treasure house unfolding memories of happy hours along with uneasy moments spent in these classrooms and halls. The molding of our character . . . heart and soul . . . is for the everlasting years ahead. Through you and yours, may I feel that a part of me lives on forever? I have every kind wish for your future. Brice G. Diehl Superintendent of Schools Principal Seniors of 1966, you are now embarking upon the road of life. You, as young adults, will encounter many road -blocks as you travel, but the knowledge you have gained the past twelve years will pave the way toward a better life. Your many accomplishments here are about to encounter. Your futures are bright, your opportunities unlimited, make the best of all of them. Congratulations, and good luck! Robert Ice Principal Board of Education Fred Forst, Alger Penix, Brice Diehl (Supt.), Don Sellers, Burton Lewis, Dale Hughes. Dietician Mrs. Jane Coler Assistant Principal Mr. Hubert Cline Guidance Counselor Mr. Gary Foltz Athletic Director Mr. Jerry Petrie School Nurse Mrs. Joan Goette Mrs. Pat Riggs Study Hall Teacher Mrs. Dorthy Bryan Librarian Dolores Hughes (Secretary) Betty German (Secretary) Mrs. Gwen Ladd (Secretary) Francis Hostetler (Bookkeeper) Mr Steve Altman Study Hall Teacher Cooks Left to Right: Virginia Spero, Francis Stayner, Hazel Kain, Paula German, MarcellaBair, Delia Keller, Missing-- Louis Faust. Custodians Left to Right: Mr. Walter Bergman, Mrs. Ruth Shipe, Mr. Bob Kellett. SITTING: Mr. Nile Noll. Bus Drivers SEATED: Lavon Shipe, Howard Rumsey, Martin Christlieb, Gordon Sams, Robert Firestone, Sam Wilder, Darrell Hughes. STANDING: Ralph Prentice, Ray Hay- ward, Lloyd German, Jack Boyer, Her- man Notestine, Wymond Castner, Duane Howe, Richard Skeels. Faculty Mrs. Mary Anderson Mrs. Virginia Collins Mr. Robert Davis Mr. Earnest Goette Miss Martha Harshb ' gr Mr. Russell Hepler Mi. Jack Kenyon Mr. Hubert J. Kuhn Mr. Gary Leman Mr. Howard McGlennen Mrs. Dorothy Miller Mr. Benton Minks Mrs. Louise Minks mMJL if Mrs. Beatrice N. Myers Mr. Joseph B. Noffsinger Mr. Bruce Riegel Mrs. Dorothy Schaeffer Mrs. Lois Schier Mrs. Frances Shearing Construction Ahead Future Drive Travel At Your Own Risk Seniors Gary Eugene Anderson Donald Max Austin Jerry Allen Becker John Allen Beer Linda Kay Booth Cherry Lin Boyer Sandra Lee Brown Mikel Junior Burlew Cheryl Ann Castner Robert Michael Cheek Lyn Marie Clifton James Elwood Coler Larry Dean Coney Martha Jo Dailey Planning a Future Career Is a Major Decision Sharon Kay Davis Van Selby Dick Sandra Kay Dickerson Joyce Arliene Ernsberger Ginger Lee Evans Albert Everett, Junior Patricia Susan Fair Pamela Marie Fisher James Robert Getts Judy Linn Gibson Roger Allen Glasgow Gene Leslie Graves Diana Jean Greenman Georgetta Mae Gunthorp Jerry Harrison Hall Sandra Jean Halsey Robert Steven Heckler Don Deuane Hetzel Lynda Lou Holden Sharon Marie Hallo we 11 Martha Sue Hufnagle Kay Ann Kessler Wanda Mae Hostetler Jo Lynn Hoyer Marsha Lou Hufnagle r Year Brimming with Memories Jack Wayne Kocher Lynn La Marr Kressley Richard Allen Lash Conine Lois Lawson Terry Lee Loucks Sandra Kay Marshall Lola Ann McClellan Robert Lee McNett Ronnie Dean Mikkelson Sharon Ann Noll Richard Earnie Myers Jerry Wayn e Mynhier Sue Ellen Nichols Gordon Elwood Parr Louise Elaine Pan- Kenny Joe Penick Linda Lou Penix Marilyn Roberta Powers Lois Elaine Randol Ronald Lee Ransburg Paul Arthur Richards Rita Diane Rinehart Barbara Ellen Robbins Margie May Rowlison Susan Alaine Rupert Sharon Maxine Sanders Time Is Ending and Time Is Beginning Thomas Lee Schmidt Richard Duane Schoup Reuben Danell Shaffer David Earl Singleton Latonia Sue Spillner Jerry Wayne Sprouse David Gene Storer John Charles Traster Rebecca Jo Wagner Wanda Lee Wathen Sandra Lorraine Weaver Judith Ann Wells Anthony Eugene Wilder Nancy Marie Willms David William Worth Retha Darlene Yoder Elmer Duane Young Sue Ann Young Paula Jean Zimmerman Don Wayne Zolman Senior Class Officers President . . . Lynn Kressley Vice President . . . Donnie Austin (Not Pictured) Secretary . . . Jim Coler Treasurer . . . Linda Booth Reporter . . . Linda Penix Sponsor . . . Mrs. Beatrice Myers Many Routes 67 f l (69. ffi Going Places Underclassmen Junior Class Officers President . . . Harold Conley Vice -President . . . Rene Owens Secretary . . . Nanette Hayward Treasurer . . . Joyce Connors Sponsors . . . Mr. Howard McGlennen Mrs. Dorothy Miller Juniors Aldrich, Leslie Beer, Karen Beer, Jim Benhower, Dennis Boots, Marcia Brown, Meridith Bryant, Colleen Bryant, Linda Charles, Corbitt Charles, Thelma Chorpenning, Mike Collins, Carol Conner, Joyce Conley, Carolyn Conley, Darrell Conley, Harold Cosby, David Dan, Victoria Dauberman, Cindy Davis, DuAnn Deetz, Laura Denison, Judy Diehl, Marcia Diehl, Timothy Eckert, Ned Ellett, Trudy Engle, Gary Emsberger, Ronald Emsberger, Steve Farrington, Bob Frey, Steve Frick, Larry Gerbers, Beth Gick, James Gilbert, Marlena Gillen, Ronald Giver, Judith Glasgow, Bill Gordon, Micheal Graham, Diana Gropp. Katie Halderman, Richard Hayward, Nanette Heckler, Phillip Henderson, Carl Holsinger, Tony Huff, Phyllis Hughes, Jerry Hutchens, Richard Kain, Karol Kain, Michael Kellett, Steve Kistler, John Kistler, Carolyn Kline, Larry We Proudly Display Kuhn, Carolyn Kurtz, George Levitz, Gary Milleman, Alan Mishler, John Mynhier, Larry Northup, Pat Norton, Vaughn Notestine, Richard Outcalt, Dawn Owens, Renee Parr, Pat Parse 11, Ken Pease, Sandy Pike, Elizabeth Porter, Russell Powers, Max Price, Maxine Ransburg, Karen Ringler, Sylvia Selvon, Tonnie Shaffer, Gary Shaffer, Randy Shultz, Vicki Our Class Rings Stayner, Evelyn Strunk, Judy Tropp, Richard Tropp, Stan Tullis, Teresa VanWagner, James VanWagner, Vicki Walker, Craig Warble, Diana Wells, Beverly Wilson, Mary Wolheter, Roy Sophomore Class Officers President . . . Diane Shire Vice President . . . Kelly Klink Secretary . . . Jean Bell Treasurer . . . Ken Lash (Not Pictured) Sponsors . . . Miss Janet Strubbe Mr. Gary Leman Sophomores Albright, Randy Armey, Steven Barkey, Terry Beedle, Jeffery Beiswanger, Dorane Bell, Beverly Blankenship, Linda Boyer, Jacque Boocher, Sandra Burlew, Larry Butler, Jeffery Call, Garry Castator, Sheila Castner, Larry Chamberlin, Rebecca Chrysler, Beverly Cline, Sara Jo Clingan, Billy Cob urn, Mary Coney, John Conley, Lawerence Cramer, Stanley Darr, Jennifer Daub, Darwin Davis, Michael Diehl, Rebecca Dunkel, Kieth Class of 68 Ellsworth, Maureen Emrick, Ralph Faulkner, Dan Freed, Carolyn Freeland, Albert Frey, Eloise Frey, Mike Gage, Karen German, Betty Jo Greenwalt, Robert Gunning, Steve Halderman, Joyce Hall, Michael Hall, Royetta Halsey, Craig Halsey, Julie Haston, Marcella Helmer, Terry Helmuth, Eli Hodge, James Hostetler, Karen Hughes, Susan Kain, Corrine Kellett, Larry Kiles, Larry Klink, Kelly Lamonte, David Lash, Adele Lash, Kenneth The Sophomore Infect P.H.H-S Levitz, Douglas Luttman, John McElroy, Jeff McElroy, John Mikkelson, Teresa Milleman, Dyanne Mills, Jill Mullins, Michael Neeley, Wilma Norton, Kim Pant, Jane Pease, Tim Perkins, Marilyn Prough, Janet Putnam, Danny Rigg, Anna Reese, Daniel Rodgers, Sharrie Rowe, Dean Ruhl, Stephen Rumsey, Marva Rumsey, Terry Schieber, Larry Sellers, Sharman Shaffer, Cynthia Shire, Diane Singleton, Lin Simon, Richard Stalf, David Stanger, Bonnie with Their Pep, Energy, and Enthusiasm Storer, Amber Sutton, Cephas Terry, Linda Tyre, Michael Ulch, Lee Ulch, Lois VanWagner, Gary Welker, Robert Wert, Gregory Wilder, Carol Willms, Bonnie Wilson, Ruth Woodworth, Jerry Wren, Jack Zimmerman, Raymond Freshman Class Officers President . . . Barbara Dunkel Vice President . . . Leu Sellers Secretary . . . Pam Young Treasurer . . . Bobbi Keyes Student Council . . . Jill Van Wagner Duane Barker (Not Pictured) Sponsors . . . Mr. Russel Hepler Mr. Verne Gambill Allen, Cynthia Beard, Roberta Freshman Burlew, LeRoy Claussen, Jeff Clugston, Michael Combs, John Compton, George Coney, Roger Conley, Lorene Cummings, Peggy Crawford, Cheryl Dailey, Lynn Davenport, Ricka Davis, Shirley Dick, Dennis Dunkel, Barbara Elkins, Lynn Etta Emrick, Marcella Engle, Cindra Ernsberger, Richard Franklin, Mary Frick, Geraldine Fuller, Carol Gamble, Roberta German, Terry Gibson, Rose Marie Gilbert, Dennis Glasgow, Anita Gose, Terry Hart, David Heller, Neta Hollowell, George Hoyer, Debra Huff, Diane Kessler, Glenn Keyes, Roberta Kline, Charles Knisely, Lesa Kocher, Steven Lawson, Geraldine Leaders, Jerry Lepley, Penny McClellan, Teil McNett, Beverly Messer, Nannie Mills, Jack Murray, Fred We Participated in Musser, Shirley Musser, Vicki Myers, Shirley Mynhier, Arden Nichols, Nancy North, Jacqueline Outcalt, Bruce Pankop, Karen Parr, Linda Parsell, Karen Peckhart, Linda Penick, Terry Phillips, Paula Polly, Helen Jean Pusti, Melanie Randol, Bonnie Randol, Richard Reese, Lorrie Rogers, Evelyn Rowlison, Billy Schwartz, Linda Schieber, Larry Sebert, Billie Sedruley, Pamela Sellers, Leu Shaffer, Diana Siders, Craig Sleoper, James Smart, Jerry Clubs and Activities Smith, Steven Sobasky, Margaret Stayner, David Storer, John Todd, Sara Tracey, Lynda Tuttle, Lora Twitchell, Mary Van Wagner, Larry Van Wagner, Jill Warble, Nada Willms, Larry Wooster, Jerry Wright, Linda Young, Pamela Eighth Albright, Dawn Ambuigey, Bonnie Armey, Timmy Barkey, Kenton Becker, Diana Beer, Lana Bennett, Virginia Bir, Diane Booth, Donald Boots, Gale Bowman, Duane Brock, Diana Brown, Carl Bryant, David Butler, Douglas Castner, Jerry Clingan, Sally Combs, Richard Coney, Marsha Coney, Sharlla Conley, Pauline Dailey, Terry Davis, Anita Deetz, Rickie Deetz, Steven Delancey, Penny DePew, Steve Dunkel, Douglas Dunkel, Larry Easterday, Dan Ellsworth, James Evans, Ronald Faust, Dennis Ferrier, Jerry Foltz, Gloria Grade Freshe, Garry Friedele, Randy Galloway, Lisa Gerbers, David Gillen, Charlene Gordon, Edward Gose, DeWayne Gravit, David Gropp, Ruth Hall, Gene Hall, Sandra Halsey, Debbie Hammon, Mary Halferty, Danny Harrold, Lila Hastings, William Haston, Jerry Hayward, Mark Helmer, Sharon Helmuth, Stanley Heltzel, Sandra Hicks, Connie Hill, Geraldine Himes, Earl Holden, Jeff Holiday, Becky Hollowell, Dennis Householder, Connie Householder, Pamela Hostetler, Dennis Howe, Marlene Hoyer, Kerry Hunter, Bonita Jaquay, Renee Kellett, Mary Keyes, Jackie Klingerman, Raymond Krieger, Vicki Kruger, Merle Kuchenbecker, Ann Kurtz, Carol Lawson, Bobbie Lusk, Becky McClanahan, Burma Merriman, Debbie Milliman, Jimmie Mullins, Danny Mullins, Linda Nelson, Cynthia Nelson, Randy Norton, Dareen O ' Brian, Sandra Parr, Rodney Penrod, Darl Lynn Perkins, Randy Perkins, Samuel Pfafman, Aaron Phillips, Shirley Pike, Jamee Prough, Jimmy Putnam, Cathy Ransburg, Sharon Reed, Sheryl Reading, Robert Reese, Scott Rhinesmith, Donnie Rhoades, Michael Richards, Patricia Rude, Charles Schuhler, Mike Schmitz, Steven Schultz, Blake Sellers, Dee Sellers, Rhonda Shaffer, Mickey- Shire, Janice Shumaker, Diana Simon, Jerry Smart, Kenneth Smith, Christine Snyder, Billy Spero, Larry Spillner, Linda Starret, David Stayner, Melvin Strawser, Cynthia Sutton, Patty Terry, Bertha Tropp, Dennie Van Wagner, Wendy Walton, Gary Warring, Gary Weiss, Debra Wilson, Linda Wren, Jill Aaron, Barbara Albright, Eric Allen, Cathy Barnes, Brian Beard, Donald Beiswanger, David Berkey, Elna Boocher, LuAnne Boocher, Michael Boyer, Gary Brewster, Willa Brown, Charles Brown, Rebecca Bryant, Vicki Carpenter, Dixie Castator, Wade Chamberlin, Carni Charles, Gordon Colburn, Louis Combes, J. W. Conner, Kathy Coney, Pamela Dailey, Sally Darr, Rebecca Dauberman, Alice Dickerson, Jerry Diehl, Lee Dunkel, Joyce Elkins, Danny Elkins, John Ellison, Randy Ernsberger, Rexanna Forker, David Forker, Michael Freeman, Robert Grade Fretz, Russel Fretz, Victor Friedele, Michelle Friend, Sheila German. Debbie German, Stephen Gibson, Larry Glasgow, Ruth Gose, Carolyn Grabill, Jean Ann Graham, Jerry Greenwalt, Cynthia Gunning, Connie Halsey, Larry Hamman, Barbara Hanley, Barbara Harr, Kathy Hart, Karen Hartman, Janice Hartman, Janet ' Hay ward, Ned Heckler, David Henderson, Linda Hill, Pamela Hoyer, Terry Huff, Charles Jaquay, Ricky Kain, Patty Kassee, Paul Knisely, Alan Kocher, Renee Krebs, Lu Ann Langley, David Lash, Linda Lawson, Betty Lawson, Roy Leaders, Roger Levitz, Terry Lewis, Deborah Lewis, Eric Lewis, Rod Lockhart, Jo Ann Lowe, Roger Mast, Gene McQuown, Janice Merriman, Dawn Miller, Pam Mishler, Mary Murray, Jackie Neeley, David Noll, Larry Northup, Dennis Northup, Ronnie Notestine, Stanley Pankop, Carol Pelfrey, Marie Pelfrey, Homer Perkins, Randy Price, William Rasler, Charles Rhinesmith, Mary Rhinesmith, Dan Richards, Lee Rowe, Mike Rowe, Laurel Rumsey, Robert Rupert, Sheryl Schieler, Emos Schuler, Rose Ann Shaffer, Lila Shipe, Carol Shipe, Lonnie Slone, Don Sobasky, Charlotte Spade, Susan Stalf, Larry Stapleton, Karen Streb, Kathye Taylor, Richard Terry, JoAnn Terry, John Tracey, Deborah Traster, David Tropp, Michael Tropp, Pamela Troyer, Patty Walton, Cynthia Weaver, Ace Werner, Carolyn Whalen, Linda Wilder, Steve Wilder, Doug Willits, Barbara Willms, Richard Worth, Harriet 8th Grade Class Officers President . . . Bonita Hunter Vice President . . . David Bryant Secretary . . . Debbie Halsey Treasurer . . . Denn is Faust Reporter . . . Jim Ellsworth Sponsors . . . Mr. Dan Matthews Mr. Howard Tuttle 7th Grade Class Officers President . . . Richard Taylor Vice President . . . Eric Lewis Secretary . . . Larry Stalf Treasurer . . . Doug Wilder Reporter . . . Erich Albright Sponsors . . . Mrs. Mary Anderson Mrs. Donnalee Yoder Mr. Kuhn 3 5sE§H f J ' ■■■l ft--, 7 1 ■ 1 c Kr. m Clubs Ahead Travel at Your Own Risk Organizations National Honor FIRST ROW: D. Bachelor, R. Yoder, D. Greenman, C. Boyer, S. Halsey, J. Denison, Mrs. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Gibson, C. Castner, T. Mikkelson, P. Huff, K. Gage, E. Stayner, R. Owens, D. Shire, S. Sanders, W. Wathen, Mrs. Gambill. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cline, W. Hostetler, N. Eckert, M. Gordon, K. Dunkel, W. Glasgow, J. Knight, C. Henderson, R. Mikkelson, S. Cline, Mr. Ice. i f £§£ £g| §► The object of this chapter of the Prairie Heights National Honor Society, shall be to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to en- courage the development of character in students of Prairie Heights High School. The following stu- dents have been elected to lead the Organization in this conquest. Ned Eckert, Sandy Halsey, Wanda Wathen, Ronnie Mikkelson, and Donnie Bachelor. President: N. Eckert, Sec: S. Halsey, Reporter: W. Wathen, V. President: R Mikkelson, Treasurer: D. Bachelor Society members are called forth to take their places in the installation of membership. Society The president of Auburn N.H.S. assists in the instal- lation of the first members of our chapter. The lighting of the torch signifies the offical act of becoming a National Honor Society member. The National Honor Society, which consists of twelve seniors, eight juniors, and five sophomores, selected by the faculty members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, was formed for the first time this year. In order to determine members for the society, the teachers had to wait for the first semester transcript of grades. Consequently, the Society received little opportunity to conduct many activities or programs for the year 1966. The members paid dollar dues which were used in purchasing National Honor Society awards. Solemn parents are bursting with pride, as they watch their children take the National Honor Society oath. G.A.A. FIRST ROW: A. Rigg, M. Rowlison, S. Sellers, J. Boyer, M. Haston. SECOND ROW: M. L. Hufnagle, D. Graham, E. Stayner, C. Boyer, J. Conner, E. Frey, S. Ringler, J. Ernsberger, C. Kain, M. S. Hufnagle. THIRD ROW: M. Perkins, C. Castner, E. Wilder, B. Dunkel, N. Nichols, K. Gropp, M. Wifaoa, N. Hayward, R. Owens, P. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: M. Twitchell, R. Gamble, C. Engle, C. Crawford, L, Bryeart, J. Deuison, L. Aldrich, K. Beer, D. Hoyer, J. Van Wagner, C. Shaffer, R. Atkins. FIFTH ROW: J. Pant, B, Chamberlain, P. Young, W. Wathen, C. Bryant, R. Hall, L. Ulch, S. Young, L. Clifton, T. Mikkelson, B. German, P. Curnmings. SIXTH ROW: L. Wright, D. Milleman, P. Sedruley, L. Parr, L. Benson, L. Booth, R Keyes, L. Pal , 3. fcrtk, T. Johnson, S. Halsey, J. Mills, B. Randol. Officers TOP to BOTTOM: Margie Rowlison, President; Cheryl Castner, Vice President; Lynda Holden, Secretary; Pamela Fisher, Treasurer; Lynn Clifton, Point Chairman; Linda Benson, Point Chairman; Miss Carolyn Davis, Sponsor. The purpose of the Girls ' Athletic Association shall be stimulate participation in girls ' athlet- ics and to promote ideals of health and sports- manship in each member as well as providing physical activity. Each girl earnestly works for points which, in turn, allows her to receive awards ranging from a pin to a senior blazer award. This year, as we did last year, a G.A.A. Banquet was held at Hall ' s Restaurant in Angola. We also sponsored a sweatshirt sale and a record hop with the proceeds going toward awards. Librarians Club FIRST ROW: M. Haston, J. Pant, K. Pankor, C. Lawson, P. dimming, M. Emerick, M. Sobasky, T. Charles. SEC- OND ROW: C. Shaffer, P. Fisher, E. Stayner, P. Zimmerman, D. Greenman, J. Denison, L. Bryant, K. Beer, M. Powers. THIRD ROW: C. Collins, J. Wells, T. Johnson, C. Bryant, B. Diehl, M. Dailey, L. Randol, R. Wagener, S. Young, L. Parr, Mrs. Dorothy Bryan— Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: S. Ringler, D. Shaffer, R. Beard, W. Wathen, S. Halsey, K. Kessler, C. Boyer, L. Clifton, M. Franklin, B. Baker, L. Reese. FIFTH ROW: R. Owens, J. Conner, C. Kistler, J. Gibson, C. Kuhn, J. Hoyer, W. Neeley, L. McClellan, P. Parr, B. Crysler, A. Glasgow. It is the purpose of the Library Club to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service, to stimulate reading in- terests, and to improve the library service of the school. With the help of Mrs. Bryan, the librarians learn to become efficient at their work. They helped stu- dents find books and use the card catalog. They helped in getting the books ready for circulation filing cards and etc. Left to Right: Renee Owens, Ass ' t; Cherry Boyer, President; Diana Greenman, Ass ' t; Judy Denison, Ass ' t; Mrs. Dorothy Bryan, Sponsor. Annual Staff FIRST ROW: B. Getts, B. Glasgow, K. Dunkel, H. Conley, L. Mynhier, R. Mikkelson. SECOND ROW: E. Stayner, S. Cline, L. Booth, S. Halsey, C. Boyer, K. Gage, J. Ernsberger. THIRD ROW: M. Powers, D. Stalf, N. Eckert, J. Coler, P. Huff, L. Kellett. Deadline— Today The Aim of the yearbook staff of this year ' s Galaxy was to produce a book of memories for the 1965-66 school year. The book has more pages and pictures than ever before. Even color was added to make a more at- tractive book for its viewers. It was a new, interesting experience for most of the staff members. They accepted the obligation and responsi- bility of yearbook publication by long working hours at planning and placing together pictures, copy material, etc., into a yearbook copy. Accepting the leadership roles as co-editors were Linda Kellett and Sandy Halsey. Bob Getts and Harold Conley edited the sports section. Cherry Boyer and Ronnie Mikkelson served as copy editors. The business manager duties were filled by Joyce Ernsberger while Sara Jo Cline, Karen Gage, and Keith Dunkel capably handled the proof reading. The artist on the staff was Wanda Hostetler. In addition to their other duties, Wanda Hostetler and Ronnie Mikkelson super- vised the advertising campaign, and Linda Booth, Marilyn Powers served as subscription managers. David Stalf fulfilled the responsi- bility of have camera will travel slogan. Deadline— completed Editors call a conference concerning the next deadline ! STANDING left to right: Mrs. Myers, L. Kline, J Becker, B. Getts. FIRST ROW: M. Davis, C. Collins, D. Green- man, S. Noll, S. Rupert, T. Spillner. Journalism The journalism class published the school paper, The Prairie Heigh- Lites. They report on news of events coming and of history. They then write the articles, dummy stencil, and then mimeograph- -the final step. Their sponsor was Mrs. Myers. Quidnunc Quidnunc is the name that was chosen for the creative arts magazine. Though the name Quidnunc has a nega- tive connotation, it does apply well to the purpose of the magazine which is to publish in a formal booklet all sorts of creative works such as poems, essays, short stories, drawings and photographic art by students. Any mem- ber of the student body may submit the results of his inspiration and creative efforts. Editor in Chief: Wanda Hostetler Art Editor: Teresa Mikkelson Photographer: David Stalf Copy Readers: Karen Parsell Nanette Hayward Sharon Noll Gary Anderson Sponsor: Mr. Glick STANDING left to right: Mr. Glick, G. Anderson, S. Noll, D. Stalf, K. Parsell. SITTING: T. Mikkelson, N. Hayward. Not Pictured: Wanda Hostetler Science Club The Science Club membership was available to any high school student who desired to join. Its pur- pose is to encourage and educate students who are interested in science. Among its activities this year were observation of the stars with the schools small telescopes. A lecture on photography by a guest speaker and a field trip to the Bloomington area to explore a cave. Sponsors were Mr. Noffsinger, Mr. Goette, and Mr. Gambill. Mr. Goette lectures to the Science Club members. FIRST ROW: D. Stayner, R. Siman, D. Stalf, R. Mikkelson, S. Ruhl, B. Greenwalt, R. Hutchins. SECOND ROW: N. Hayward, J. Hughes, J. VanWagner, B. Glasgow, R. Glasgow, G. Anderson, D. Singleton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Noffsinger, D. Graham, T. Diehl, E. Pike, D. Wolheter, D. Worth, R. Ernsberger, K. Gropp, Mr. Goette. Future Health Careers I — L JL. ' -. i Vj • J mm FIRST ROW: N. Warble, J. Pant, C. Shaffer, P. Cummings, M. Sobasky, S. Hallowell. SECOND ROW: D. Shafer, J. Wells, B. Wagener, W. Wathen, L. Parr, J. North, Mrs. Goette. THIRD ROW: M. Powers, P. Huff, C. Crawford, S. Myers, R. Beard, J. Denison, T. Diehl. FOURTH ROW: D. Reese, B. Diehl, K. Gropp, L. McClellon, W. Nee- ley, J. Mills, S. Sanders, T. Barkey. (not pictured Mrs. Jack North, Co-sponsor) The purpose of this organization shall be to bring to- gether in high school young people interested in careers in nursing and health, in order to share these interests, to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working together to develop lead- ership, and invite, by giving opportunity for responsibility in their field, an interest in health. Membership shall consist of any Prairie Heights High School student who shows an interest in the field of health as a career. Special programs of the club included a trip to the Fort Wayne State School and to the Parkview Hospital. Our guest speakers were: Mrs. Burton Lewis of La Grange Hospital and Mrs. Fulton of the Public Health Nurse. Some of the girls have taken responsibilities of being Candy Stripers, at the Cameron Hospital, in Angola, Ind. These Candy Stripers perform many useful tasks includ- ing filling water glasses, carrying meals to patients and feeding them, making beds, and running errands for both patients and nurses. Sharon Sanders and Lola McClellan busy helping Mrs. Goette in the health clinic. FIRST ROW: D. Stayner, G. Van Wagner, J. Wooster, L. Van Wagner, D. Conley. SECOND ROW: M. Kain, S. Kellett, J. Van Wagner, D. Storey, D. Putnam, M. Rumsey. THIRD ROW: K. Kessler, M. Hufnagle, M. Hufnagle, C. Kain, K. Hostetler, D. Graham, Sponsor; Mr. Glick. Der Deutsche Verein German Club The German Club is obviously a society for those in- terested enrolled in a German class. It ' s objective is largely to expose students to things of cultural interest related to the language, such as special films, guest speakers, field trips, and in general, some good old German (Spass) (fun). Most of these experiences cannot be provided in the classroom, so the German Club is organized to complement c lassroom drills and exercises. An additional objective is to provide a situation for students to practice and apply their knowledge of German in a normal situation free from inhibition of saying the wrong thing. Officers: Corrine Kain President, Marva Rumsey Secre- tary along with their sponsor Mr. Glick. Las Amigas The Spanish Club The Spanish Club organized this year to provide ad- titional culture-related activities not included in a more formal class of Spanish. The constitution states the purpose of the club as follows: The purpose of this club will be the practice of Spanish and the familiarization of the customs and the literature of the Spanish people. Any student who has had one or more years ' study of the language or one who is at the time enrolled in a Spanish class is eligible for membership. The club activities were climaxed with a Mexican meal at Luna ' s Restaurant in Fort Wayne. Chili today and Hot Tamale ! Officers left to right: C. Collins, Sec.-Treas.; T. Tullis, President; M. Hufnagle, Vice President to fa$ STANDING left to right: Sponsor, Miss Harshberger, T. Tullis, J. Darr, C. Dauberman, L. Terry, K. Kessler. SIT- TING: M. Perkins, M. Hufnagle, C. Collins, M. Hufnagle. Ui W! J I i  • i ■ ■ FIRST ROW: D. Levitz, J. Clauson, J. Gick, D. Lash, J. Butler, G. Levitz, K. Aldrich, S. Beer, T. Diehl, Mr. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: R. Ernsberger, S. Frey, B. Outcalt, T. Holsinger, M. Cheek, T. Wilder, C. Siders, R Ernsberger, H. Conley, J. Sleeper, S. Heckler. THIRD ROW: D. Benhower, J. Becker, L. Burlew, K. Dunkel, S. Kellett, B. Getts, T. Pease, J. Knight, J. Luttman, J. Wren, J. McElroy, D. Singleton, Mi. Spahr. LettermarVs Club The Prairie Height ' s Lettermen ' s Club was organized for the first time this year. The membership of the club is traditional- -letter in a major school sport. This great band of letter-winning Panthers began the year ' s activities by putting their trust in the following officer: Harold Conley, President, (pictured below). Later in the spring, the Lettermen sponsored their first big activity — the athletic Banquet. The Banquet took place in May in our own cafetorium. Coaches, cheerleaders, and members of the athletic squads were guests at the event. The Letterman ' s President, Harold Conley, views the new trophy case. It is with great desire of the club ' s personnel to fill the case with many cherished mementoes. Student Council 1 ill N W m ' •Mi) ft l v% m9 V h _ -c ' r FIRST ROW: J. Graham, R. Fritz, D. Barker, R. Perkins, R. Lewis. SECOND ROW: M. Ellsworth, L. Benson, S. Hughes, V. Darr, J. Wren, C. Castner, R. Yoder. THIRD ROW: L. Dunkel, J. Beer, C. Henderson, J. McElroy, D. Shaffer, R. Mikkleson, Sponsor; Mr. Foltz. FOURTH ROW: P. Kain, P. Richards, J. Van Wagner, L. Bryant, J. Halsey, S. Sellers, P. Northup, L. Krebs. The Student Council is an organization formed for the purpose of giving students a representative government in their school. Through the Student Council the students can meet with the administrative body to solve the problems of student body and to help promote school spirit. It also assi6ts in recreational activities. This year the student council sponsored a Christmas dance. They also had a penny pitch fund for the student body. They col- lected $80.00 in which they sent into WOWO. The student council was in charge of the concession stand during the basketball season. Mrs. Coler was their adviso . Student Council officers meet with Mr. Foltz to discuss the big job ahead. Left to right: L. Bry- ant, Sec. and Reporter; C. Castner, Pres.; J. Beer, Vice Pres.; J. Halsey, Treas.; Mr. Foltz, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: K. Penick, V. Dick, R. Gillen, R. Albright, L. Willms. SECOND ROW: R Randol, H. Pairan, A. Milleman, D. Cosby, T. Holsinger, M. Cheek, J. Mishler, S. Smith, R. Parter. THIRD ROW: R. Coney, J. Coney, L. Sellers, J. Smart, M. Frey, J. Hodge, B. Clingan, G. Hollowell, S. Army. FOURTH ROW: B. Brown, R Erns- berger, M. Gordon, T. Penick, M. Powers, J. Kruger, G. Kessler, R. Myers, D. Beiswanger, J. Leaders. FIFTH ROW: G. Call, D. Wolheter, E. Helmuth, G. Wert, L. Mynhier, C. Henderson, G. Engle, R. Emerick, R. Erns- berger, T. German. Future Farmers of America The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, or FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vo- cational Education Acts. The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum — vocational agriculture. Among other things, members leam through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves; and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, serv- ice, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. Mr. Stump explains contour strip crop- ing on the school farm. A.V. Club FIRST ROW: B. McNett, A. Riggs, C. Freed, J. Pant, N. Heller. SECOND ROW: B. Outcalt, E. Helmuth, A. Millman, G. Wert, J. Beetle, J. McElroy, L. Mynhier, B. Greenwalt. THIRD ROW: C. Shaffer, M. Hufnagle, K. Kessler, B. German, B. Chamberlain, J. Denison, R. Gamble, J. Boyer, Mrs. Shearing. FOURTH ROW: L. Benson, L. Wright, R Hall, N. Eckert, W. Neeley, M. Clugston, T. Johnson, M. Conley Future Teachers FIRST ROW: J. Darr, G. Parr, B. Getts, T. Wilder, T. Diehl, B. Dunkel, V. Darr. SECOND ROW: Miss Davis, A. Lash, K. Kesslar, P. Northup, W. Wathen, S. Young, C. Boyer, R. Yoder, J. Denison, Mrs. Minks. THIRD ROW: L. Clifton, K. Pankop, M. Hufnagle, J. Boyer, S. Cline, M. Boots, S. Noll, M. Hufnagle, M. Perkins. FOURTH ROW: L. Parr, L. Holden, M Wilson, S. Hughes, B. Chrysler, J. Giver, K. Gropp, R. Owens, C. Castner. FIRST ROW: P. Northup, S. Halsey, K. Hostetler, J. Ernsberger, J. Denison, P. Huff, E. Stayner, P. Fisher, R. Rinehart. SECOND ROW: J. Wells, D. Graham, L. Aldrich, W. Wathen, S. Ringler, R. Yoder, S. Brown, C. Kain, K. Kain, C. Castner, THIRD ROW: Mr. B. Minks; SPONSOR, L. Clifton, N. Hayward, P. Parr, V. Darr, T. TuUis, B. Brown, J. Connor, N. Eckert, K. Gropp, B. Wells, Mrs. L. Minks; SPONSOR. FOURTH ROW: L. Booth, D. Out- calt, T. Johnson, D. Stalf, R. Hutchens, V. Shultz, L. Holden, J. Simon, T. Diehl, M. Wilson, N. Nichols. FIFTH ROW: C. Boyer, K. Storer, G. Call, L. Coney, P. Richards, R Glasgow, B. Glasgow, D. Worth, L. Ulch, E. Pike, R. Mikkelson, S. Sanders. Dramatics This year the Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Minks, presented seven, one-act plays. Five of the plays, although, were entered into contests, with Dramatics Club Members directing them. Actually, this year the Dramatics Club, as every other club and organization, laid a foundation for the future years. Next year the club will launch bigger and better things. There is one main requirement for a student to secure membership in the club. He or she must receive ten points by attending plays, working on play crews or as stage managers, or action in plays to gain membership. OFFICERS: P. Richards, President; R. Mikkelson, Vice- President; S. Ringler Secretary; Bill Glasgow. FIRST ROW: M. Perkins, S. Hollowell, B. Rondol, C. Shaffer, S. Helmer. SECOND ROW: D. Huff, M Boots R. Wilson, J. Bell, A. Lash, P. Huff, S. Sellers. THIRD ROW: L. Bryant, L. Aldrich, S. Meyers, L. Parr, S Young C Boyer, J. North, S. Cline. FOURTH ROW: C. Bryant, D. Outcalt, A. Glasgow, E. Frey. B. Dunkel, J. Connors, ' s Hughes, M. Wilson. Pep Club Being present at the game and yelling for the Panthers is the responsibility of the pep club. This year, the Pep Club was, more or less on, a trial basis. The Club elected officers at the first of the year under the direction of Miss Karen Wilhelm, the sponsor. In order to remain in the club, members were required to attend all home games, to wear white blouses. The officers elected for the 1965-66 season are--Cherry Boyer, President; Sara Cline, Vice President; Sharman Sellers, Secretary- Treasurer; Sue Young, Senior Representative; Colleen Bryant, Junior Representative, Susan Hughes, Sophomore Representative, and Linda Parr, Freshman Repres entative. Majorettes Jr. High Marsha Coney Pattie Kain Pam Tropp Dawn Albright High School Sharon Ransburg Wanda Wathen Penny LePley Charlene Gillen Linda Spillner Bonita Hunter Pom-Pom Girls Corrine Kain Carolyn Kistler Sandy Brown Marilyn Powers Joyce Conner Eloise Frey Marcia Boots Linda Wright Catherine Gropp Nanette Hayward Melanie Pusti Jim Mils Tonna Johnson Betty Jo German THE PRAIRIE HEIGHTS MARCHING BAND The band under the capable direction of Mr. Bruce Riegel was busy from the very beginning of the school year. The band marched at the football games, Steuben and LaGrange 4-H Fairs, Indiana State Fair, Auburn Fair, and the LaGrange Corn Festival. They provided music background for the school dedication program. In February they gave a Winter Concert and later went to State contest. Many of the band members also par- ticipated in ensemble contest. In May the band played at the annual Commencement ceremony and closed its activities by performing at Memorial Day services. Pictured at the top right, Mr. Riegel discusses a musical number with Sharman Sellers, Karen Hostetler, and Kathy Storer. Band members practice diligently in their new physical facilities. Risers are utilized as a part of the floor construction. Storage is provided for instruments and robes. The area is complete with a music library, music offices, and sound proofed individual and en- semble practice rooms. Pep Band ™ ™t ' Mdtahm. J. VanWagner, B. Keyes, M. Kain, S. Ruhl, D. Stayner, K. Norton. ROW TWO: S. Kramer, B. Chrysler, P. Young, L. Booth, S. Nichols, W. Wathen. ROW THREE- J. Leaders, J. Knight, V. Norton, J. Hughes, N. Eckert, T. Diehl, J. Ernsberger, J. Boyer D Barker, (not pictured Bill Glasgow). Saxophone Penny Lepley Linda Booth Pam Young Beverly Chrysler Linda Terry- Susan Huges Micky Kain Bobby Keyes Oboe, Flutes Alto-Clarinet and Bass Clarinet Sue Nichols Kathy Storer Teresa Mikkelson Marva Rumsey Craig Walker Jenny Darr Drums Dwayne Barker Jacque Boyer Bob Farrington Gary Call Bass, Trombone and Horns Ruth Wilson Judy Wells Jill Van Wagner Kim Norton David Stayner Sharon Sanders Larry Kellett Steve Ruhl Lee Ulch Jerry Leaders Cornets Adele Lash Cynthia Allen Joyce Ernsberger Dennis Dick Leu Sellers Jeff Butler Stan Cramer Jerry Hughes Ronnie Mikkelson Clarinet Bill Glasgow Marilyn Perkins Roberta Gamble Mary Ann Twitchel Sharman Sellers Wanda Wathen Lois Ulch Sylvia Ringler Jim Sleeper Ned Eckert John Knight Tim Diehl Vaughn Norton J Jr High School Choir FIRST ROW: R. Wilson, D. Hoyer, P. Housholder, C. Housholder, R. Rinehart, K. Hostetler, C. Allen, S. Cline, M. Boots. SECOND ROW: C. Kain, S. Ringler, M. Wilson, D. Outcalt, D. Bryant, S. Ruhl, D. Stayner, B. Bow- man, P. Young, K. Kain, L. Bryant. THIRD ROW: J. Shire, B. Hunter, W. Wathen, J. Ellsworth, N. Eckert, S. Perkins, J. Leaders, G. Compton, L. Kellett, C. Bryant, C. Reed, L. Reese. FOURTH ROW: L. Booth, S. Sanders, B. Diehl, T. German, R. Mikkelson, J. Sleeper, L. Ulch, T. Diehl, D. Reese, D. Dick, C. Castner, S. Nichols, J. Ernsberger. FIFTH ROW: L. Ulch, M. Pusti, M. Rumsey, B. Farrington, D. Cosby, C. Walker, B. Glasgow, J. Knight, J. Hughes, D. Worth, M. Kain, A. Storer, F. Binkley, J. Giver Girls Glee Club FIRST ROW: D. Hoyer, S. Hollowell, R. Rinehart, R. Wilson, M. Boots, J. Ernsberger. SECOND ROW: C. Allen, K. Hostetler, K. Kain, S. Ringler, S. Cline, C. Kain, L. Bryant, D. Outcalt. THIRD ROW: B. Bowman, L. Reese, M. Wilson, J. Giver, L. Ulch, W. Wathen, B. Diehl, C. Bryant, P. Young. FOURTH ROW: S. Nichols, L. Booth, C. Castner, M. Pusti, M. Rumsey, A. Storer, F. Binkley, S. Sanders. Boys Glee Club FIRST ROW: D. Bryant, S. Ruhl, D. Stayner. SECOND ROW: J. Ellsworth, N. Eckert, S. Perkins, J. Leaders, G. Compton, L. Kellett. THIRD ROW: T. German, R. Mikkelson, J. Sleeper, L. Ulch, T. Diehl, D. Reese, D. Dick. FOURTH ROW: B. Farrington, D. Cosby, C. Walker, B. Glasgow, J. Knight, J. Hughes, D. Worth, M. Kain. Girls Ensemble FIRST ROW: S. Ringler, L. Bryant, J. Ernsberger, K. Hostetler, M. Boots, R. Rinehart. SECOND ROW: B. Diehl, L. Ulch, L. Booth, C. Bryant, C. Kain, L. Reese, K. Kain, S. Cline. Jr. High Band FIRST ROW: J. Graham, C. Werner, G. Hall, N. Hayward, S. Ransburg, C. Huff, R. Northup, C. Rasler, D. Nor- ton. SECOND ROW: S. Dailey, R. Ernsburger, M. Coney, D. Penrod, G. Mast, P. Tropp, R. Lewis, S. Spade, J. Hartman. THIRD ROW: E. Himes, R. Sellers, L. Shaffer, K. Allen, S. Friend, P. Kain, M. Grabile, J. McQuown, D. Weiss, E. Lewis, L. Diehl. FOURTH ROW: T. Hoyer, L. Stalf, J. Hartman, M. Hayward, B. Alron, M. Kellett, C. Gillen, D. Halferty, D. Faust, D. Brock, D. Becker, M. Howe, D. Merriman. FIFTH ROW: V. Fritz, D. Bryant, P. Richards, D. German, J. Shire, L. Boocher, R. Glasgow, D. Halsey, D. Carpenter, C. Nelson, K. Hoyer, C. Shipe, D. Albright, SIXTH ROW: B. Hammon, A. Knisley, D. Merriman, B. Hunter, L. Spillner, B. Holliday, S. Hatzel, J. Wren, L. Lash, B. Barnes, J. Ellsworth, SEVENTH ROW: R. Fritz, L. Spero, C. Smith, G. Foltz, L. Henderson, G. Boots, R. Leaders, D. Tropp, R. Jaquay, A. Kuchenbecker, L. Noll, S. Reese Jr. High Chorus FIRST ROW: C. Sobasky, R. Northup, D. Norton, C. Huff, G. Frazie, S. Clingon, M. Pelfry, T. Army, L. Shipe. SECOND ROW: R. Lewis, S. Dailey, M. Tropp, L. Galloway, D. Merriman, A. Weaver, D. Tracy, K. Stapelton, P. Tropp, P. Kain, S. Friend, M. Rhinesmith, E. Albright, M. Stayner, J. Prough. THIRD ROW: R. Sellers, D. Becker, P. Conley, P. Miller, V. Bennett, D. German, K. Streb, P. Delancey, J. Terry, C. Putnam, C. Hicks, S. Hall, S. Ransburg, M. Kellett, M. Coney, S. Spade. FOURTH ROW: D. Faust, D. Bryant, J. Elkins, D. Bies- wanger, D. Sellers, M. Howe, E. Berkney, D. Albright, D. Brock, J. Pike, D. Hostetler, D. Mullins, M. Hayward, L. Gibson, L. Diehl, J. Graham, E. Himes. FIFTH ROW: B. Arron, D. Penrod, A. Davis, P. Richards, D. Shu- maker, B. Holiday, W. Van Wagoner, D. Chzran, D. Halsey, C. Read, C. Householder, S. Helmer, C. Gillen, L. Beer, V. Kriger, B. Terry, R. Jaquay, K. Conner, L. Krebbs, SIXTH ROW: P. Householder, M. Mishler, K. Hoyer, L. Spero, V. Bryant, C. Smith, L. Spillner, L. Whalen, L. Lash, D. Lewis, B. Hunter, S. Reese, D. Booth, B. Am- burgey, D. Carpenter, C. Nelson, S. Johnson, J. Shire. SEVENTH ROW: J. Castner, D. Tropp, J. Ellsworth, S. Perkins, B. Lusk, R. Jaquay, D. Starrett, S. Helmuth, L. Henderson, G. Walton, G. Warring, R. Taylor, D. Gravit, K. Smart, M. Shafer, G. Foltz, D. Merriman, J. Wren. 72 Turn Left Sports Action Ahead Sports Jr. High Football 47 43f 3|8 FRONT ROW: E. Lewis, T. Levitz, R. Parr, D. Langley, D. Wilder. SECOND ROW: L. Diehl, J. Haston, D. Bow- man, V. Fretz, C. Rassler, Mr. Spahr. THIRD ROW: J. Ferrier, B. Barnes, D. Wilder, M. Schuler, R. Fretz, D. Mullins. FOURTH ROW: S. Deetz, J. Castner, C. Brown, J. Holden, S. Perkins, R Freidel, J. Millemen Jr. High Cross Country FRONT ROW: R. Northup, C. Huff, G. Mast, E. Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: N. Hayward, J. Graham, G. Boyer, A. Knisley, L. Noll, G. Hall. BACK ROW: C. Rassler, S. Helmuth, D. Northup, L. Halsey, L. Spero, S. Reese 8th Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: S. Perkins, D. Bowman, L. Spero. MIDDLE ROW: S. Helmuth, R. Parr, D. Booth, J. Ellsworth. BACK ROW: G. Hall, J. Holden, D. Northup, G. Walton. Coach Hubert Kuhn 7th Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: E. Lewis, C. Huff, D. Langley, N. Hayward, R. Northup. MIDDLE ROW: J. Graham, C. Rassler, T. Levitz, R. Lewis, L. Diehl, G. Mast. BACK ROW: Coach Hubert Kuhn, V. Fretz, R. Fretz, L. Noll, L. Halsey, D. Wilder, G. Boyer, D. Beard, Mgr. 7th Grade Cheerleaders Linda Lash Ruth Glasgow Caroline Warner 8th Grade Cheerleaders Rhonda Sellers Janice Shire Debbie Halsey Jr. High Track FRONT ROW: R. Lewis, R. Parr, T. Levitz, E. Lewis, L. Gibson, D. Langley, C. Huff, S. Perkins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Greshaw, J. Ellsworth, L. Halsey, D. Rhinesmith, D. Northup, J. Holden, G. Boots, S. Helmuth, Mr. Spahr. THIRD ROW: D. Rhinesmith, J. Haston, D. Booth, K. Hoyer, G. Boyer, R. Perkins, D. Bowman, C. Rasler, L. Diehl. FOURTH ROW: L. Dunkel, D. Wilder, S. Reese, L. Spero, K. Smart, D. Heckler, S. Deetz, R. Fretz, A. Knisley Cross Country BACK ROW: Coach McGlennen, Steve KeUett, John Luttman, Eli Helmuth, Bruce Outcalt. FRONT ROW: Jim Coler, Glenn Kessler, Tony Wilder, Phil Burlew FRONT ROW: J. Gick, S. Beer, J. Clausen, D. Levitz, G. Levitz, J McElroy, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: K. Aldrich, J. Butler, R Ernsberger, J. Sleeper, T. Diehl, G. Compton, Coach Kenyon. BACK ROW: L. Burlew, K. Dunkel, T. Pease, J. Wren, J. McElroy, H Conley, C. Siders, R. Ernsberger High School Football GRIDIRON PANTHERS PROVIDE STRONG BATTLE FIRST COMPETITIVE SCHEDULE Stop That Man!! Conley moving in on Fremont ' s ball carrier. Prairie Heights Gridiron squad started the 1965 season with no experienced players and a world of hopes. Nine- teen boys turned out for the bruising sport and began their drills on the warmest August weather under the watchful eyes of Coach Jack Kenyon, and Assistant Coach Paul Greshaw. The line positions were settled by Craig Siders, Tim Peace, John McElroy, Keith Dunkel, Ron Ernsburger, Jack Wren, Harold Conley, Tim Diehl, and Jeff Clauson. Gary Levitz, Doug Levitz, and Jeff Butler shared the halfback positions. Jim Gick took the fullback job and John Kessler was the starting quarter- back. Lack of reserve strength was a constant bugaboo to Coach Kenyon as could be seen in many of the harder fought games. As the season progressed, Jim Sleeper, Kirk Aldrich, Richard Ernsburger, Steve Beer, and George Compton began turning in some fine pieces of relief work. Reviewing the gridiron season as a whole, even with its ups and downs, the Panthers showed the charac- teristics of creating a solid foundation for the sport of football in the years to come at the Prairie Heights Community School. 9th Grade Basketball S. Beer R. Ernsberger C. Siders B. Outcalt M. Clugston Coach: Mr. Kenyon 9th Grade Cheerleaders Bobbie Keyes Margaret Sobasky Beverly McNett Jr Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: D. Levitz, T. Holsinger, J. McElroy, D. Benhower, J. Luttman. BACK ROW: R. Emerick, S. Gun- ning, E. Helmuth, K. Dunkel, T. Pease. Coach: Mr. McGlennen The Panther Cubs, headed by Coach Howard McGlennan, started slowly and cautiously but ended the season with a flurry of strong basketball play winning three of the last four ball games. The team ' s record (5-13) does not indicate the hustle and spirit that the boys possessed during the season. The Jr. Varsity was back-up by the cheerleaders (pictured below) in the true tradition of leading a cheer- block. Enthusiasm was the code word cast upon the basketball crowd by these energetic members. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Diane Shire Julie Halsey Maureen Ellsworth B Team Action Pwffj ' fjl - ■ • • iffli mm Pictured at right are our coaches, who did a fine job this year, and are looking forward to a much better season new year. At left; Mr. Spahr; At right; Mr. McGlennen Varsity Basketball Tourney Twelve FRONT ROW: Doug Levitz, Gary Levitz, Jeff Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Tony Wilder, Tony Holsinger, Eli Helmuth, Harold Conley. BACK ROW: Coach Spahr, Jeff McElroy, Steve Kellett, Bob Getts, John Mc- Elroy, Denny Benhower. NET PANTHERS CLAW HARD IN LOSING SEASON Shortly after the football season closed, the nets were put up and the hardwood boys began their nightly workouts on the basketball court. Bob Getts was the only returning letterman from the 65-66 squad to give the Panthers somewhat of an inexperienced group. Early drills proved that the Panthers would be handicapped by lack of height and this fact materialized as the season wore on. Coach Spahr worked hard with the squad, but it was a long season as only one victory was recorded. Fighting an uphill battle throughout the year against all opponents; they proved their true peak in the sec- tional when they drew the tough Freemont team. An upset was almost in the making as Freemont narrowly squeezed out a victory by the score of 55 to 50. Because of the fact that there were only two seniors on the team this year, Prairie Heights should have a much improved season for 66-67. We ' ll raise the old cry wait till next year. Pictured above are the boys that saw most of the action for the team this past year. They are: Tony Wilder, shooting the ball, and Bob Getts (50), the two seniors; Harold Conley in the foreground, Steve Kellett at left of picture, and John McElroy (40). Varsity Cheerleaders Lynda Holden Pat Northup Linda Kellett Rita Rinehart Sandy Halsey These peppy cheerleaders added much color and activity to both the football and the basketball games this year. Four of the cheerleaders will graduate this year. Pat Northup will be the only veteran varsity returnee for next year. Varsity Action 7 feet tall Bavis vs. Jim! Steve Kellett, Junior Forward Height: 6 ' 0 Weight: 145 Varsity 1 year Harold Conley, Junior Forward Height: 5 ' 9 Weight: 145 Varsity 1 year • 4 .. i % A AiS i Jd U 3 RW Baseball % | fe If Jf t i FRONT ROW: H. Conley, J. Becker, L. Kressley, R. Ransburg, L. Singleton, G. Parr. BACK ROW: Coach Foltz, T. Wilder, D. Benhower, J. Knight, B. Getts, S. Kellett, E. Helmuth, Coach McGlennen This was the first season with the new baseball facility. The diamond is completely surrounded with chain- link fence and has a grass infield. In the near future with proper care, this diamond will compare with any in the area. The team started the season off poorly by losing the first four ball games. The first victory came against Lakeland by a 2-1 score. This was by far the best effort of the season. The team played errorless ball backed up by a one-hit pitching performance by Bob Getts. The first win on Prairie Height ' s diamond was against Bronson. A loss seemed unavoidable as the Bronson was leading 13-6 going into the last inning. The Panthers rallied for seven runs to tie the score and then scored three runs in the bottom of the eighth to win 16- 14. High School Field and Track FRONT ROW: D. Lash, S. Heckler, R. Albright, J. Beer, J. Butler, R Coney. SECOND ROW: Coach Kenyon, R Ernsberger, D. Beiswanger, M. Cheek, R. Ernsberger, T. Diehl, G. Compton. THIRD ROW: G. Levitz, D. Barker, D. Reese, B. Outcalt, B. Greenwalt, K. Aldrich. BACK ROW: D. Putnam, J. VanWagner, J. Luttman, K Dunkel, K. Lash, S. Gunning, C. Siders. PANTHER SPRINTERS FIND ROUGH PATH —BUT FUTURE LOOKS GOOD Coach Jack Kenyon, though expressing optimism at times knew that rough path lay ahead. The vast number of boys who turned out in April were unexperienced but displayed a wealth of ability. The only lettermen returning from the 1965-66 cinder runners were Steve Heckler, Gary Levitz, Steve Frey, and Jeff Butler. The Panthers ' prime power was in the distance events. The thinly clads who were carrying the burden in the two-mile are Beiswanger and Luttman ; Compton and Outcalt in the one- mile. Dick Lash and Jeff Butler handle the one-half mile. Steve Heckler capably put the shot, while Siders usually leads the way in the 440. Coach Kenyon expressed that since many of the track mem- bers are underclassmen, the Panther cindermen will claw many enemies in the future. Qualified for sectional in the two-mile event. Gary Levitz winning the 100 yd. dash in meet with Shipshewana-Scott. Golf Left to Right: D. Notestine, J. Gick, D. Levitz, F. Sabosky, T. Holsinger, T. Helmer, R. Glasgow, B. Glasgow at Graduation Prom Athletic Banquet G.A.A. Banquet Awards Day Dedication Activities and Events On May 5 and 6 the Prairie Heights Drama Club presented the first annual one -act play contest. There were five plays directed by high school students. Awards were given to the first and second places. First place was to Amber Storer and Wanda Hostetler for their directing of the Sandbox . We want to go to the movies alone . Joyce and Ned in scene from (FRIENDLY PERSUASION). Did you hear me Tony? I was defending you. (Tom and Marilyn in a scene from IMPROMPTU). CAST ROW ONE: P. Northup, P. Fisher, C. Kain, L. Booth, S. Sanders, K. Gage, M. Powers. ROW TWO: R. Owens, N. Hayward, J. Connors, R. Mikkelson, M- Gordon, L. Ulch, R. Shafer, N. Eckert, S. Ruhl. ROW THREE: T. Schmidt, E. Pike, L. Coney, R. Glasgow, J. Beedle, M. Cheek, G. Call. CREW MEMBERS ROW ONE: B. Wells, V. Schultz, R. Simon, R. Yoder, C. Boyer, S. Ringler, D. Graham. ROW TWO: M. Wilson, R. Hutchens, T. Tullis, P. Richards, D. Davis, V Darr, P. Parr, S. Brown. 90 When are you going to finish your wife ' s portrait, Mr. Sulli- van? (Sharon and Larry in a scene from IN THE SHADOW). On March 4 and 5, two one-act plays were presented and directed by Mr. and Mrs. Minks. These were THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH and THE ANTIC SPRING. Membership is open to grades 10 through 12. Membership is based on a point system. A person must accumu- late 10 points acquired by partici- pating in plays and other dramatic activities. Your hands . . . they are like . . . Pig Knuckles ! (Ronnie and Nanette in a scene from MONSIEUR LA BLANC). DIRECTORS ROW ONE: Joyce Ernsberger (Impromptu), Wanda Hostetler (Sandbox), Wanda Wathen (Friendly Persuasion), Judy Denison (In The Shadows), ROW TWO: Katie Gropp (Impromptu), Kathy Storer (Sandbox), David Worth (Monsieur La Blanc), Butch Brown (Friendly Persuasion). Put her in the sandbox, Daddy, of course! (Lee, Corrine, Renee, Jeff and Steve in a scene from the winning play, THE SANDBOX. Dedication Mr. Diehl gives his speech at the dedication program. f i m § . r; V t f 1 i Judge Donald Hunter, our guest speaker for the Dedication Program, was very instrumental in making our hopes of a new school building a realization. Parents and interested onlookers observe the foreign language lab. Many people who visited our magnifi- cent library were thrilled and awed at the many splendored things. Parents and friends enjoy talking to our speech teacher, Mr. Hepler. Hundreds of intent listeners hear the Dedication speeches and songs. Mr. Goette explains a few basic princi- ples of chemistry to the observing guests who pass through the Chemistry Labora- tory. The expressions on the faces of the people who visited the Home Eco- nomics Living Room can best be summed up in one word--WOW! ! A THLETIC The head table consisted of the coaches and their wives, Mr. Davenport, the guest speaker, Harold Conley, president of the Lettermen ' s Club, and Steve Kellett, who gave an introduction for the guest speaker. The administration, faculty, and students enjoy the delicious chicken dinner at the 1965-1966 Athletic Banquet which was held in the school cafetorium. The food was prepared by the Prairie Heights cooks and served by competent young ladies who volunteered from the student body. Everyone there at P.H.H.S. was grateful to the cooks and serving girls. They have helped to make a number of our social events successful by serving the delicious food which they so diligently prepared. BANQUET Our speaker was Mr. Robert Davenport, he ad football coach at Taylor Univer- sity. Harold Conley presents Mr. Foltzwithaseat belt.--What-- a seat belt? Well, it seems Mr. Foltz can ' t stay awake in class at St. Francis College, so the seat belt will keep him in his seat! Awards The second annual Prairie Heights Awards Program was held May 19 in the school gymnasium. Various teachers presented awards to deserving students in many fields of endeavor. Mr. Hepler, speech teacher, presents speech contest awards to Wanda Wathen and Cheryl Castner. Wanda placed first in the District Competition. Mr. Davis, the yearbook advi- ser, presents awards to the ten senior members of the Year- book Staff. This year, Cherry Boyer, Richard Hutchens, Ronnie Mikkelson, Larry Coney, and Tom Schmidt won awards for outstanding achievement and service in the Dramatics Club. Cherry Boyer, Library Club President, awards a pin to each senior member of the Library Club. Select freshmen receive scho- lastic awards for high scores on an achievement test. If you could see Mr. Cline ' s face you could tell how proud he is of all these fine young students. This year, the National Honor Society was officially launched by inducting 27 charter mem- bers. Therefore, every mem- ber was given a pin or charm at the Awards Program. 4 s $ £ . 9 QUEEN AND COURT Jean Bell was crowned our 1966 Queen at the annual Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the cheer- leaders. Jean was the candidate for the Sophomore class. Her reign was brief but eventful, providing a perfect combination of beauty and tradition for the Valentine ' s Day program. Jean ' s Court consisted of Ruby Hunter, Grade 12; Tonnie Selvon, Grade 11; Pam Young, Grade 9; Linda Spillner, Grade 8; Kathy Conner, Grade 7. Kathy Conner, Tonnie Selvon, Jean Bell, Ruby Hunter, Pam Young, Linda Spillner. GO VERNMENT A CTIVITIES The senior government officers are: Ruby Hunter, Wanda Wathen, Paul Richards, and Linda Booth. Seniors study Federalist and Nationalist Party plat- forms at a joint session of Congress. OUR FEARLESS LEADER To Mrs. Minks: The Government classes ex- press a vote of thanks for your guidance in their government activities. This year the government classes elected officers to plan and promote various governmental activities, and this way each student became more familiar with elections. We held a joint session of Congress, took a field trip to Notre Dame Law School, and some students were jurors for a mock court trial in South Bend. At the beginning of the elected officers term it was decided that the class would have speakers come to the school and tell about various types of government and different countries. So, during the course of the year we heard lectures and interesting news from Mr. Wayne Hughes, Republican Representative from the Fourth District, and from Mr. John D. Shiraef, an expert on Russia and the Russian people. Parties, Dances, and Study— Cafetorium Style The cafetorium served as the prime location for many school parties. One of the classic gatherings was the Hobo party sponsored by the school publication group. Crowned Hobo King and Queen. His Majesty Keith Dun- kel. Her Highness Marilyn Powers. We Will Always Remember . . . The do-it-yourself Photographer Club. The Engineer explaining the flip flops of a computer during a special assembly program. PROM OF NINETEEN Lynn Kressley, senior class president, responds to the address given by the junior class president, Harold Conley. Students look upon the gay assortment of salads. The deluxe salad table and delicious food was prepared by our cooks. Entertainment for the banquet was provided by talented students and teachers from Prairie Heights. A various assortment of enchanting music was played by the Rhythmaires during the prom. HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX As the juniors and seniors enter with their dates, the most common comment is: Boy, this sure doesn ' t look like the gymnasium. It looks more like a night club. Indeed it did. The juniors really outdid themselves on deco- rations. KING AND QUEEN King and Queen, Jim Coler and Linda Kellett smile radiantly for the camera as they receive their royalty from Mrs. Miller and Mr. McGlennen. Nothing now is left but the majestic memory Longfellow MOTTO: Face the Sun and the Shadows Will Fall Behind FLOWER: Blue Carnation COLORS: Baby Blue and White PROM THEME: A Shower of Stars Young ladies and gentlemen danced romantically in all of their splendor under a Shower of Stars. Many carried out the old tradition of taking your best guy or gal to the Junior Senior Prom, which made the occasion more beautiful. Many wished it over, many hoped it would last forever, but everyone will remem- ber the wonderment of it all for as long as they may live. COMMENCEMENT Donald Austin receives his long-awaited diploma. I  -r VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN BEFORE AND . . . Just prior to Graduation the seniors line up in the hall proudly awaiting their big moment. Each person is anxious to receive his or her diploma, but yet each person is sad to leave school. For it is in this school where these students have made friends, engaged in social activities and found security. Seniors, some joyous and some sad, congratulate each other after their long-awaited event. Noweachperson will go his own way seeking the new and exciting by leaving the old and well-known routine of school. Some will go on to higher education, some will raise families, some will find jobs and become in- fluential in their communities, and some will serve in the armed services. These students who are about to embark on the threshold of life have been guided by their teachers for the past twelve years--now each student, with the help of God, is his own guide. 107 And now the doors of P.H.H.S. are closed to the seniors of sixty-six, but as they are closed forever a new door is opened, a new life is waiting for those who last walked these halls, and behind these doors lies the road to the future . CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS FROM THE YEARBOOK STAFF. Senior Directory GARY EUGENE ANDERSON (Andy) Basketball 1 Literary Magazine 4 Science Club 4 DONALD MAX AUSTIN (Harv) Student Council 2 F.F.A. 3 Class Vice-President 4 JERRY ALLEN BECKER (Jerry) Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Cross Country 1 Basketball 1 Class President 2 Newspaper Staff 4 JOHN ALLEN BEER (John) LINDA KAY BOOTH (Boothie) Class Vice-President 2 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (State Plaque Award) (Senior Blazer Award) Chorus 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 4) Girls Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Yearbook Staff 4 CHERRY LIN BOYER (Dipper) G.A.A. 3,4 (Sweater Award 4) (State Plaque Award 4) Pep Club 1,2,3,4 (President 4) Librarians Club 2,3,4 (President 4) F.T.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 (Copyright Editor 4) Dramatics Club 4 4-H 1,2 Gov ' t Leadership Conf. 4 Silver Sales Cert. 3 SANDRA LEE BROWN (Sam) Girls Patrol 1,2,3 G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Pom Pom Corps 4 MIKEL JUNIOR BURLEW (Mike) Cross Country 1 Track 2 Baseball 1 F.F.A. 3 Class President 1 CHERYL ANN CASTNER (Cheryl) Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls Ensemble 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Vice-President 4) Class Treasurer 3 F.T.A. 4 D.A.R. Award 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 ROBERT MICHAEL CHEEK (Mike) Track 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2 F.F.A. 2,3,4 Band 2,3 Chorus 2,3 LYN MARIE CLIFTON (Lynnie) Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Pep Club 3 Pep Band 1,2 F.T.A. 4 JAMES ELWOOD COLER (Carter) Basketball 1,2,3 Cross Country 3,4 Track 2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Secretary 1,4 Yearbook Staff 4 LARRY DEAN CONEY (Larry) 4-H 1,2 Yearbook Staff 3 F.F.A. 3 Dramatics Club 4 MARTHA JO DAILEY (Martha) Pep Club 1,2,3 Librarians Club 4 SHARON KAY DAVIS (Sharon) Chorus 2,3 Pep Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3 VAN SELBY DICK (Van) F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H 1,2 Track 2 SANDRA KAY DICKERSON (Sandi) Newspaper Staff 3 109 JOYCE ARLIENE ERNSBERGER (Jo) Pep Club 2 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 4 Dance Band 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls Ensemble 2,3,4 Music Contest 2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 ( Sweater Award 4) Dramatics Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 (Bookkeeper 4) Newspaper Staff 3 (Ass ' t Editor 3) GINGER LEE EVANS (Ginger) G.A.A. 1 Chorus 1,2,3 4-H 1,2 Pep Club 3 ALBERT EVERETT, JR. (Jr.) PATRICIA SUSAN FAIR (Pat) Chorus 1,2,3 Girls Patrol 1,2,3 PAMELA MARIE FISHER (Fish) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer) (State Plaque 4) (Senior Blazer Award 4) 4-H 1,2,3,4 (President 1,2,3,4) Band 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff 3 (Ass ' t Editor 3) Librarians Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 JAMES ROBERT GETTS (Bob) Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Cross Country 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Lettermen ' s Club 4 F.T.A. 4 Typing Award 4 JUDY LINN GIBSON (Hoot) Librarians Club 4 Spanish Club 1 ROGER ALLEN GLASGOW (Roger) 4-H 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3 Science Club 4 (President 4) Basketball 1 Track 2 Regional Math Contest 1 GENE LESLIE GRAVES (Gene) DIANA JEAN GREEN MAN (Jeannie) Pep Club 1,2,3 4-H 1,2,3,4 Librarians Club 2,3,4 State Math Contest 1 Newspaper Staff 4 (Editor 4) GEORGETTA MAE GUNTHROP (Jo) JERRY HARRISON HALL (Jerry) Class Vice-President 1,3 Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Ping Pong Champion 1,2 Boys Patrol 1,2,3 SANDRA JEAN HALSEY (Sandy) Pep Club 1,2 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (Blazer Award 4) Class Vice-President 2 Chorus 1,2 Librarians Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 3,4 (Ass ' t Editor 3) (Editor 4) G.A.A. 3,4 Dramatics Club 4 ROBERT STEVEN HECKLER (Steve) 4-H 1,2,3 (Health Safety 1) (Vice-President 2) (President 3) Basketball 1 Track 3,4 (Sweater Award) DON DEUANE HETZEL (Don) LYNDA LOU HOLDEN (Hold en) G.A.A. 3,4 (Secretary 4) Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 (Secretary 4) Class Secretary 3 Student Council 1 Chorus 2 SHARON MARIE HALLOWELL (Sharrie) Chorus 1,2,3,4 Health Careers Club 4 Pep Club 3,4 4-H 1 WANDA MAE HOSTETLER (Hoss) Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 4 Dance Band 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls Ensemble 2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble 3 Student Director 4 G.A.A. 1 F.T.A. 4 Girls State 3 Literary Magazine 4 (Editor 4) Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 JO LYNN HOYER (Jo) Chorus 2,3 Librarians Club 4 MARSHA LOU HUFNAGLE (Huffy) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Sweater Award 4) Spanish Club 4 (Vice President 4) German Club 4 Audio -Visual Club 4 F.T.A. 4 MARTHA SUE HUFNAGLE (Huff) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 (Sweater Award 4) Spanish Club 4 German Club 4 F.T.A. 4 RUBY MAY HUNTER (Ruby) Pep Club 1 F.T.A. 3 G.A.A. 3 Y-Teens 3 Homecoming Queen 2 May Queen Candidate 3 Sweet Heart Candidate 4 TONNA LEE JOHNSON (Lee) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H 1,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Club 4 Librarians Club 4 Dramatics Club 3 Pom Pom Corps 4 Chorus 1,2 LINDA KAY KELLETT (Kelly) G.A.A. 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 (Blazer Award 4) Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 (Ass ' t Editor 3) (Editor 4) Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Ass ' t P.E. Teacher KAY ANN KESSLER (Kay) G.A.A. 1 Spanish Club 4 German Club 4 Librarians Club 4 F.T.A. 4 Audio -Visual Club 4 JACK WAYNE KOCHER (Jack) Track 1,2 Baseball 1 LYNN LA MARR KRESSLEY (Kiowa) Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Track 1,2 Class Treasurer 1,2 Class President 3,4 RICHARD ALLEN LASH (Dickita) Track 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 3 4-H 1,2 CORRINE LOIS LAWSON (Corrine) Pep Club 1 Literary Magazine 4 TERRY LEE LOUCKS (Bat) Baseball 1 F.F.A. 2 SANDRA KAY MARSHALL (Sandy) Pep Club 1,2 LOLA ANN McCLELLAN (Lola) Dramatics Club 4 Librarians Club 4 Health Careers Club 4 ROBERT LEE McNETT (Bob) RONNIE DEAN MIKKELSON (Ron) Band 1,2,3,4 (President 4) Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Melodiers 3 Student Council 4 Dramatics Club 4 (Treasurer 4) Science Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 (Copyright Editor 4) Track 2 RICHARD EARNIE MYERS (Richard) Track 2,3 Cross Country 2,3 Dramatics Club 3 F.F.A. 4 JERRY WAYNE ■ MYNHIER (Minnie) 4-H 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3 Pep Club 2 F.F.A. 3 Basketball Manager 1 SUE ELLEN NICHOLS (Sue) County Band 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Music Contest 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Betty Crocker Award 4 4-H 1,2,3,4 (officer) G.A.A. 1,2 SHARON ANN NOLL (Noll) Pep Club 1,2 Chorus 1,3 4-H 1,2 Student Council 3 P.E. Ass ' t 4 F.T.A. 4 Literary Magazine 4 HAL LEROY PAIR AN (Hal) F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H 1 GORDON ELWOOD PARR (Ludwig) Baseball 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Auto Club 4 (Vice-President 4) Student Council 1 LOUISE ELAINE PARR (Weezer) Pep Club 1 4-H 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 F.T.A. 4 Librarian 4 KENNY JOE PENICK (Little Joe) Track 1 Basketball 1,2 4-H 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Dairy Contest 1 Soil Contest 1 LINDA LOU PENIX (Lyn) Pep Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3--G.A.A. 1 4-H 1,2,3,4 Class Reporter 4 MARILYN ROBERTA POWERS (Myrtle) G.A.A. 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Librarian Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pom Pom Corps Captain 4 Spanish Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 LOIS ELAINE RANDOL (Pete) Chorus 2--Pep Club 2,3,4 Librarians Club 4 RONALD LEE RANSBURG (Rannie) Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 F.F.A. 3--Baseball 4 PAUL ARTHUR RICHARDS (Pete) 4-H 1,2,3,4 Speech Contest 4 Gov ' t President 4 Auto Club 4 (President 4) Dramatics Club 4 (President 4) Gov ' t Leadership Conf. 4 RITA DIANE RINEHART (Rita) Chorus 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Secretary 3 Class Vice-President 2 Girls Patrol 1,2,3 BARBARA ELLEN ROBBINS (Barb) Pep Club 1,2 Queen Candidate 3 MARGIE MAY ROWLISON (Marg) Pep Club 1,2 --Chorus 1,2 G.A.A. 3,4 (President 4) (Sweater Award 4) Student Council 2 SUSAN ALAINE RUPERT (Sue) Pep Club l,2--Chorus 1 Newspaper Staff 4 SHARON MAXINE SANDERS (Maxi) Cheerleader 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 (President 4) Girls Ensemble 2,3,4 Health Careers Club 4 Class President 1 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 3 Dramatics Club 4 G.A.A. 1,2 THOMAS LEE SCHMIDT (Tom) Basketball 1 Baseball 1 4-H Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 4 Speech Contest 4 RICHARD DUANE SCHOUP (Rich) F.F.A. 3 REUBEN DARRELL SHAFFER (Nebuer) Student Council 4 Speech Contest 4 Baseball 1 DAVID EARL SINGLETON (Dave) Baseball 1 Track 1,2,3 (Letter Award) Science Club 4 (Treasurer 4) LATONIA SUE SPILLNER (Toni) Pep Club 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 JERRY WAYNE SPROUSE (Jerry) Baseball 1,2 Track 1--F.F.A. 3 Yearbook Staff 3 DAVID GENE STORER (Dave) Track 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Boys State 3 German Club 4 FOHN CHARLES TRASTER (Tractor) Baseball 2,3,4 REBECCA JO WAGNER (Becky) Health Careers Club 4 Librarians Club 4 Science Club 4 WANDA LEE WATHEN (Wathen) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4--Girls State 3 Health Careers Club 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 Librarians Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 3 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Girls Ensemble 2,3,4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 1 Majorette 1,2,3,4 State Speech Contest 4 Music Contest 1,2,3,4 SANDRA LORRAINE WEAVER (Sandy) Girls Patrol 1,2 JUDITH ANN WELLS (Judy) Library Club 2,4 Dramatics Club 4 Health Careers Club 4 Band 1,2,3,4 ANTHONY EUGENE WILDER (Tony) Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Track 3 Class President 1 Class Vice-President 3 NANCY MARIE WILLMS (Nancy) Chorus 1,2,3--G.A.A. 1 DAVID WILLIAM WORTH (Prince) Science Club 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Boys Glee Club 3 Dramatics Club 4 RETHA DARLENE YODER (Retha) Chorus 1 Girls Patrol 1,2,3 (Secretary 2,3) Class President 1,3 Student Council 4 Dramatics Club 3,4 F.T.A. 4 (Treasurer 4) ELMER DUANE YOUNG (Cork) F.F.A. 2,3--Track 1 Basketball 1 SUE ANN YOUNG (Suey) Chorus 1--Band 1 Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 2 4-H 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 3.4--F.T.A. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Librarians Club 2,3,4 Literary Magazine 4 (Publicity Editor 4) PAULA JEAN ZIMMERMAN (Poot) Librarians Club 4 DON WAYNE ZOLMAN (Don) Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3 Boys Patrol 1,2,3 Student Manager 2,3 Teacher Directory MARY O. ANDERSON DePauw (A.B.) Indiana Univ. (M.S.) English 7 Sponsor: 7th Grade DOROTHY BRYAN Butler Univ. (Bachelor of Music) Librarian Adviser: Library Club HUBERT M. CLINE Manchester College (A.B.) Indiana Univ. (M.S.) Assistant Principal Psychology Adviser: Honor Society VIRGINIA P. COLLINS Kent State Univ. (B.S.) Ball State Univ. (M.A.) Home Ec. Adviser: 4-H CAROLYN S. DAVIS Ball State Univ. (B.S., M.A. Health, Sociology, P.E. Adviser: G.A.A. ROBERT DAVIS Defiance College (B.S.) Western Michigan Univ. (Masters of Bus. Edu.) Office Machines, Typing Adviser: Yearbook GARY FOLTZ Manchester College (B.S.) St. Francis College (M.S.) Director of Guidance Varsity Baseball Coach Adviser: Student Council ANITA R. GAMBILL Olivet Nazarene College (A.B.) French, Dev. Reading Adviser: French Club Honor Society VERNE W. GAMBILL Olivet Nazarene College (B.A.) Biology, Lab Science Adviser: Science Club Sponsor: 9th Grade ERVIE L. GLICK Goshen College (B.A.) English, German Sponsor: German Club ERNEST D. GOETTE Purdue Univ. (B.S., M.E.) Taylor Univ. (B.S. of Edu.) Chemistry, Lab Science, Gen. Math Adviser: Science Club JOAN GOETTE Indiana Univ. (R.N., B.S.) School Nurse Health JUDITH GREENE Ball State Univ. (B.S.) English (9th 12th) PAUL E. GRESHAW Manchester College (B.S.) Health, Social Studies, P.E. (7th 8th) Ass ' t Football Track MARTHA HARSHBERGER Goshen College (A.B.) English, Spanish Adviser: Spanish Club RUSSEL D. HEPLER Findlay College (A.B.) U.S. History, Speech Sponsor: 9th Grade Social Studies JACK KEN YON Franklin College (A.B.) U.S. History, Health, P.E. Adviser: Letterman ' s club Varsity Football Coach Fr. Basketball Varsity Track Coach HUBERT KUHN Taylor Univ. (B.S.) Indiana Univ. (M.S.) Social Studies Sponsor: 7th Grade Jr. Hi. Basketball Jr. Hi. C.C. GARY E. LEMAN Indiana Univ. (A.B.) Industrial Arts Sponsor: 10 th Grade GENE R. LEWIS Michigan State Univ. (B.S.) Western Michigan Univ. (M.A.) Gen. Science (7th 8th) Sponsor: 8th Grade DAN MATTHEWS Murray State College (B.S.) Math (8th) Sponsor: 7th Grade HOWARD W. McGLENNEN Huntington College (B.S.) Physical Education Ass ' t Basketball Varsity C.C. Sponsor: 11th Grade DOROTHY MILLER Taylor Univ. (A.B.) Bus. Math, Algebra Sponsor: 11th Grade Adviser: Honor Society BENTON MINKS Taylor Univ. (B.S.) English Adviser: Dramatics LOUIS MINKS Taylor Univ. (B.S.) World History, Soc. Studies, Government Adviser: Dramatics BEATRICE N. MYERS Central Normal College (B.S.) Shorthand, Typing, Journalism Adviser: School Paper Sponsor: 12th Grade JOSEPH B. NOFFSINGER Manchester College (B.A.) Cornell Univ. (M.S.) Senior Math, Chemistry, E.S. Science, Planetarium Adviser: Science Club JERRY O. PETRIE Olivet Nazarene College (B.S.) St. Francis (M.S.) Guidance Counselor Athletic Director Adviser: Student Council Letterman ' s Club BRUCE RIEGEL Ball State Univ. (B.S. M.S. of Music) Band DOROTHY SHAEFFER Goshen College (B.A.) Home Economics Adviser: 4-H F.H.A. LOIS ANN SCHIER Marietta College (B.A.) Art FRANCIS SHEARING New York State Univ. (B.S.) Home Economics Adviser: Audio Visual 4-H F.H.A. KEITH SPAHR Ball State Univ. (B.A. M.A.) Gen. Bus., Algebra, Geometry Varsity Basketball Coach Ass ' t Football Coach Adviser: Letterman ' s Club JANET KAY STRUBBE Indiana Univ. (B.A.) Salesmanship, Typing, Bookkeeping Sponsor: 10th Grade NED STUMP Purdue Univ. (B.A. Masters of Ag.) Vocational Agriculture Adviser: 4-H F.F.A. HOWARD DUANE TUTTLE Ball State Univ. (B.S.) Soc. Studies, English Sponsor: 8th Grade KAREN LEA WILHELM Ball State Univ. (B.S.) Health, P.E. (7 8) Adviser: Cheerleaders Pep Club CHRIS YODER Goshen College (B.A.) Music (Vocal) DONNALEE YODER Monmouth College (B.A.) Math (7) EARNEST B. YOUNG Purdue Univ. (B.S.) Agriculture (7 8) $ r « ( ?6 Appalossa Horses and Ponies Wendell D. Stayner Phone 665-5987 or 829-3299 R.R. 1 Angola, Indiana WEICHT FUNERAL HOME Established in 1854 Twenty Four Hour Ambulance Service Phone 665-311 Angola, Indiana BROWN ' S REXALL DRUG STORE Opposite Court House La Grange, Indiana SPORTS ARAMA Sportsman Paradise 123 W . Chicago Sturgis, Michigan Mfg. Distributor for Rawlings, McGregor, Spaulding, Wilson Ford and Mercury Sales Service FRYE FORD SALES LaGrange, Indiana Snelly ' s Market Slaughterhouse Otter Lake Corrine Zimmerman, Realtor Phone 665-3870 Lake James Alwood Tractor Sales Phone 665-2211 Angola Jax Music Center Angola Clarks Barber Shop Angola Angola Cleaners Angola Ritter Ferry Dress Shop Angola Harman ' s Ladies Shoppe Angola Tuttle ' s Jewelry Angola White ' s Drug Store Angola K H North Wayne Pharmacy Inc. Angola L G. Maxton Sales Inc. Angola Newnam Tire Service Angola Angola State Bank Angola Dr. W R Aldrich Angola Jim Myer ' s T.V. Record Shop Corner E. Maumee Euclid Angola Duncans Store Ashley LaVonne ' s Beauty Shop Ashley Compliments of Custom Cleaners Ashley Frahm ' s Marathon Service Fremont Helmer Lumber Hardware, Inc. Helmer Hoyer ' s Store Helmer Fretz ' s Service Hudson Standard Oil Company Hudson Stuckey ' s Home Furnishings Phone 562-2311 Howe Sherman Farm Equipment Howe Redwood Drive -In, Inc. Kendallville Krull ' s Standard Service Kendallville Barkers Jewelry Kendallville Rawson Drug Store LaGrange Robinson Insurance Inc. LaGrange Skeel ' s Sanitation Service Mongo Compliments of Myers Market Mongo Lanning Electric and Skelgas Orland Joyce ' s Beauty Salon Orland Pleasant Lake Greenhouse Pleasant Lake Ransburg Son ' s Pleasant Lake Silver ' s Banner Store Stroh Gropp ' s Quick Clean Laundry Stroh Brown ' s Dry Cleaners Gene Barbara Brown Owner Stroh Gene ' s Barber Shop Stroh Bisel ' s 5 ?-$1.00 Store Sturgis Colon, Michigan Laura Lewis Hat Shop Sturgis, Michigan Sturgis Agency, Inc. Phone 49091 Sturgis, Michigan Porter Cut Rate Drug Store Sturgis, Michigan Strugis Office Supply Co. Sturgis, Michigan ! Brinkman Emory Studio Rome City HOUSEHOLDER ' S Lake Gage Trading Post Courteous Service Sporting Goods --Gasoline Ice Cream- -Meats- -Groceries -- Pop- -Beer South Shore Lake Gage 829-3866 Vern Amy Householder, Props . MILLERS OF FREMONT Your Family Store Clothing Piece Goods Accessories Home Furnishings Fremont, Indiana Compliments of VI ' S BEAUTY SHOP Hudson, Indiana Vi Tressler Phone 587-3811 The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman HOSACK ' S Since 1915 Angola, Indiana Phone 665-3361 Home Appliances, Television, Pianos, Bottled Gas Sales and Service Ford Mercury Sales Service FRYE FORD SALES LaGrange, Indiana LEO ' S JEWELRY 207 West Chicago Road Sturgis, Michigan LEWIS CLEANERS Norris E. Slabough- -Owner Big Enough to Serve U Small Enough to Know U ' 463-3623 LaGrange, Indian STEUBEN CO. MOTOR SALES Angola, Indiana Dodge- -Rambler Sales Service Standard Oil Products 24 Hr . Wrecker Service Radiator Repair Good Used Cars THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Fremont, Indiana Complete Banking Service Banking Hours 8:30 Till 3:30 Monday thru Saturday The Oldest National Bank in Steuben County Main Office: Branch Office: Fremont, Indiana Orland, Indiana Phone 495-2545 Phone 829-2415 Member of the FDIC Complete Line of Meats --Groceries --Fruits --Vegetables Quality Merchandise at Everyday Low Prices Wholesale Beef by the Quarter or Side for Home Freezer or Locker HOME MARKET LOCKER SERVICE Roland Lower Telephone 562-3511 fj Howe, Indiana BERT McNETT General Real Estate Broker Cottage 68, Lake Gage Rt. 3 Angola Phone 829-2235 ORLAND LP GAS CO. Plumbing and Heating Supplies and Service Phone 829-3725 Orland, Indiana EVANS ' PHILLIPS 66 Batteries, Tires, Lubrication Phone 829-2511 Orland, Indiana THE COFFEE SHOP 829-3661 Orland, Indiana Paul and Dorothy Cockrell BOOTH POULTRY FARM Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs Custom Dressing Phone 829-2335 Orland, Indiana ORLAND MOTOR SALES Where Low Over-Head Means a Good Deal We Have Good Used Cars and Mis-Used Cars Guy Penix-- Owner Phone 829-2581 Orland, Indiana WELL ' S GARAGE Lawn Boy Mowers- -New Used Parts Service Pioneer Chain Saws P.O. Box 105 Orland, Indiana JAX MUSIC CENTER Records - -Hobbies Band Instruments Supplies 213 W. Maumee Angola, Indiana Phone 665-3415 NELSON CHEVROLET INC. The Great Highway Performers Telephone 463-3621 LaGrange, Indiana STROCK ELEVATOR Hudson, Indiana Phone 587-3711 SANDER ' S COAL YARD Fertilizer, Lime, Coal, Anhydrous Ammonia Trucking, Combining, Spraying Hudson, Ind. 587-3411 GREENWALT ' S GENERAL STORE Hudson, Indiana Philco Sales Service BOB BEARD ' S GARAGE Gasoline and Oil Tires and Accessories R.R. 1 Pleasant Lake, Ind. Salem Center Phone 475-2268 G. C. LEPLEY SALES, INC. Complete Auto Service Phone 587-9121 Ashley, Indiana H. C. Merriman and Son Incorporated General Contractors Phone 829-2705 or 829-2255 Orland Indiana Weiss Oil Company Gasoline and Fuel Oils Phone 367-2119 Mongo, Indiana AT YOUR SERVICE ROBERT C. ERNSBERGER Insurance Agency All Forms of Dependable Insurance Phone 829-2272 Orland, Indiana KLINK FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Air Condition Oxygen Resuscitator 2 -Way Radio Dispatched Orland Angola Phone 829-2625 Phone 665-2121 DICK VAN WAGNER Groceries and Vegetables Retail Wholesale Meats Phone 829-2635 Orland, Indiana S S OIL COMPANY Marathon Gas and Oil Phone 829-2465 Orland, Indiana Congratulations Seniors KAIN ' S SHELL SERVICE Phone 665-6215 520 N. Wayne St. Angola, Indiana SWANK WAYSIDE FURNITURE Open Eves. Wed., Fri., Sat. Til 9 P.M. 1 Mile North on U.S. 27 Phone 665-3121 Angola, Indiana Finest for Men ' s and Ladies ' Wear JARRARD ' S Angola, Indiana Compliments of SCHURR STRIKE Live Bait and Tackle Helmer, Indiana NICHOLS MARATHON Tires, Lawn Mowers, Chain Saws and Service Box 68 Helmer, Indiana Congratulations Senior Class Continued Success ANGOLA BOWL Angola, Indiana FOLTZ FARM SERVICE, INC. A . C . Sales Service General Repairing Welding Nuffield Tractor Sales Phone 829-3775 Orland, Indiana STROH IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Phone 869-2411 Stroh, Indiana J.I. Case New Idea Farm Equipment Hardware - -Paint - -Appliances ORLAND CLOTHING SHOP INC. Ready -to -Wear Phone 829-3745 Orland, Indiana Best Wishes to the Class of 66 ORLAND MARATHON Owner- -Mr. Martin Christlieb Phone 829-2465 Orland, Indiana Headquarters for Fine Quality Women ' s Fashions . . . Kimberly Knits, Susan Thomas Sets, BOB ' S SPORT SHOP Catalina Swim Suits, White Stag Car Coats Slacks, Glasgo Knits Complete Sweaters, Sue Brett Jr. Dresses, Line Evelyn Pearson Robes, Hanes of Nylons, Hansen Gloves, Shapely Sporting Goods Bl ouses . HIRSCH ' S Phone 665-3614 Angola, Indiana Sturgis, Michigan KEISTER WALGREEN DRUG STORE C. A. NeDELE SONS Sturgis, Michigan Sturgis ' Only Complete Wholesale Self- Service Drug Store Tobacco - -Candy- -Paper Prescription Specialist Phone 665-2463 Also: Try Our Delicious Steak, Chops or Fish Dinners --Reasonably Priced Angola, Indiana We ' re proud of the confidence that 1902-1966 this community ' s families have placed E . B . McNaughton Sons in us during the past 26 years in their ■ m time of bereavement . U| -- 1 m I KISTLER FUNERAL HOME THE FREMONT HARDWARE Kenneth . and Alice May Kistler Fremont Implements Oldsmobile Cars Trucks Hudson, Indiana Fremont, Indiana Featuring: The Burger Family Papa Burger TfceGUl fill L. Mama Burger Baby Burger STORE Jlfilfw A Size for Every Appetite Built 1832 ' ' 1 Hf ' lftll ' lf! TjSilllte Restored 1964 jJ ctM B plr S Stop In and Take Home Our Creamy Old-Fashioned Root Beer by the Gallon. Mongo, Indiana Antiques of Yesteryear A W DRIVE-IN General Merchandise of Today Authentic Old -Time Atmosphere U.S. 20 West Angola, Indiana Carroll Esther Van Buskirk, Owners WILD -ARNOLD Best of Luck! Mercury Comet Angola, Indiana Phone 665-6414 BILL ' S 66 STATION 77 X 24 Hour BOB KEYES wfl® l A. A. A. Wrecker ( (ifi ) Service - Tune -up Brake Service Phone 869-2521 Box 145 Stroh, Indiana NORTON SON ' S FARM BUREAU CO-OP SHELL-SERVICE Feeds and Coal Fertilizers and Seeds Congratulations Seniors Phone 829-3305 Phone 829-2505 Orland, Indiana Orland, Indiana SMART ' S DX SERVICE SHELLj DX Lubricating Motor Fuel iltfp Also Live Bait and Tackle State Road 3 2 1 2 Mile North of South Milford REDWOOD LANES SUPER J PURITY jMARKETl Angola ' s Newest Bowling Center Free Bowling Instruction High School Leagues 3-4-5 Grade League 6-7-8 Grade School Leagues Quality Groceries Good Quality Meats Fresh Vegetable- -Low Prices Bowling Balls --Bags --Shoes Balls Drilled While You Wait Phone 463-3361 Phone 665-6218 U.S. 20 West LaGrange SAM ' S STANDARD ALDRICH SPRAY SERVICE SERVICE Auto Repair Insect Control Tune Up Pesticide Control Phone 869-2291 Night Call 869-2682 Barn Spraying with Carbola and Cygon 2E for Fly Control Stroh, Indiana Weed Spraying Stroh, Indiana WILL-SELL REALTY SALES Since 1939 Selling Town Business Lake Properties Business Farms and Farm Loads Licensed in Michigan and Indiana 106 N . Detroit LaGrange, Indiana Office or Res . 463-3161 BARRY GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers Plants and Floral Designs Phone 495-2015 Fremont, Indiana VAN WAGNER ' S MEAT MARKET GROCERY U.S. 27 North Phone 665-6815 Angola, Indiana Slaughter House 665-2279 Custom Butchering Wrapping Freezing CAIN LUMBER CO. Hardware Glidden ' s Paints Phone 829-3485 Orland, Indiana LAKE PLEASANT MARINES SELLERS LANDING Phone 829-3845 BOOCHER BODY SHOP Phone 829-2525 Orland, Indiana DR. O. J. STRAWSER CHIROPRACTOR You Haven ' t Tried Everything Until You ' ve Tried Chiropractic ' Angola, Indiana S. and S. Sanitation Spetic Tanks Cleaned and Installed Landscaping and Trucking Black Dirt R.R. 2, LaGrange, Indiana Sam Wilder LaVon Shipe Stroh 869-2878 Stroh 869-2784 STATE BANK OF LIMA Howe, Indiana -i One of the Oldest Banks in Indiana . . . Founded in 1853 BARRY ' S BARBER SHOP Orland, Indiana Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 8:00--5:30 P.M. + Wednesday, and Friday 12 Noon--8:00 P.M. £ Saturday 7:30 A.M. --5:30 P.M. fjL RAINBOW BEAUTY AND GIFTS WITH MY LADY FINISHING SCHOOL Offers Girls and Women of All Ages Complete Beauty and Charm Courses Programs, Lovely Fashions Angola, Indiana Compliments of LAGRANGE COUNTY R.E.M.C. STECKLEY ' S MILL AND HATCHERY DeKalb Started Pullets Contract Layers Bulk Feed Delivery Bulk Fertilizer and Nitrogen Spreading Orland, Indiana Compliments of HUDSON HARDWARE Phone 587-3831 Hudson, Indiana Sand --Gravel --Fill Dirt- -Stone ROBERT SHAFFER Phone 475-3459 Hudson, Indiana KAISER ' S FOODLAND Quality Foods Since 1875 U.S. 27 South Angola, Indiana Compliments VICTOR NORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY LaGrange, Indiana BILL ' S CLARK SUPER 100 500 North Wayne Angola, Indiana Phone 665-9117 The Best for Less BEAMS Ambulance Funeral Service Phone 495-2915 Fr emont, Indiana FREMONT LUMBER COMPANY, INC, Builders Supplies- -Lumber Paint- -Fence 495-2635 Fremont, Indiana Compliments of CITGO NOLL BROTHERS Hudson, Indiana PARR SERVICE STATION Mobil Gas Mobil Oil Mobil Phone 351-2151 Simplicity Tractors Tires Batteries Poulan Chain Saws South Milford, Indiana Phone 665-5061 THROOP FLORIST Angola, Indiana Compliments of SANDY ' S DRIVE INN Angola, Indiana W. R. THOMAS ' 5tf— $1.00 STORES LaGrange Angola, Indiana FOLTZ BAKERY, INC. Special Decorated Cake Orders LaGrange, Indiana HILL TOP CHARM Beauty Salon Sandy Jacob Owner and Operator Orland, Indiana Phone 829-3281 LAKE GAGE MARINE Phone 829-3331 Chris -Craft Boats Johnson Motors STROCK ' S Finest for Men and Boys Angola, Indiana Compliments of CHUCK ' S BARBER SHOP Norelco Shavers Hudson, Indiana Compliments of MACHINE-RITE LaGrange, Indiana CLARK ' S DRUG STORE Prescription- -Cosmetics - -Gift Photo Dept . Fremont, Indiana WAYNE NOTESTINE ' S SAWMILL Hardware and Dimention Lumber We Buy Timber Mongo, Indiana Compliments O. E. CONEY Pontiac Kendallville, Indiana SUTTER S MODERN STORE Orland, Indiana BILL HART BODY SHOP Telephone 463-3533 LaG range, Indiana = HONE 65I-S2 ' Complete Home Outfitters GARWOOD ' S HOME SUPPLY Across from the Fire Station Ralph and Jeanette Garwood 121 N. Nottawa Road Sturgis, Mich. H. S. FARM STORE John Deere Farm and Industrial Sales Service E . Gale St . Phone 665-2964 Angola, Indiana ECKERT ' S JEWELRY 110 N. Main Street Auburn, Indiana Phone 925-2116 ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. Wholesale and Retail Bob and Lois Wright 108 N . Main St . Kendallville , Indiana OTTER LAKE MARKET Lunches Groceries Meats Route 1 Phone 665-5887 Routes 327 and U.S. 20 Angola, Indiana FETZER ' S BAKERY Cakes for All Occasions Rolls, Bread, Fancy Pastries South Side Square Angola, Indiana CULP MOTOR SALES Oldsmobile—Pontiac- -Cadillac --Rambler Ray E . Culp- -Owner Phone 463-2184 LaGrange, Indiana MEEK ' S JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds (Registered) If You Don ' t Know Diamonds --Know Your Jeweler 111 S. Detroit Street LaGrange, Indiana FARMERS STATE BANK Stroh, Indiana Complete Banking Service Member of F .D .I.C . STROH GRAIN COMPANY Weaver ' s Locker and Meat Market Div. of Martin ' s Feed Mills Livestock Poultry Feeds La Grange, Indiana Feeds You Can Trust Stroh, Indiana 463-3132 Covell Implement Store Implements and Farm Hardware Telephone 665-2711 Angola, Indiana Autographs! n (? ' V H Q j° r T , V V 7 V VK } v .V j %a -v c f« f W? Qy OT 7 V If . o p .A