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

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ROW 1: D. Shumaker, M. Haston, N. Warble, M. Pant, H. Polly. ROW 2: M. Shaffer, R. Deihl, E. Wilder, W. Neeley, D. Davis, E. Frey, J. Mills. ROW 3: Mrs. Pierson (sponsor), M. Franklin, C. Crawford, L Reese s ' Myers, J. North, R. Beard, D. Albright. ROW 4: P. Cummings, G. Frick, D. Shaffer, P. Huff, D. Millem ' an J Denison, B. Randol. FUTURE HEALTH CAREERS CLUB FHC MEMBERS attend meeting in clinic The Future Health Careers Club was formed in order to bring together young people who are interested in careers in nursing or public health service. This club gives the students a chance to share their interests and to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields. It helps them to grow as individuals by working together, it helps them develop leadership by giving them responsibilities, and it helps create an interest in their own health. One of the projects of this club was the adoption of two children from State School in Ft. Wayne. The club sent the adoptees gifts and many letters. The Future Health Careers Club is a very active and worthwhile organization. 22

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Entire Cast singing Tele- phone Hour . On November 9 and 10 the dramatics club pre- sented NIGHT OF JANUARY SIXTEENTH, a murder trial in two acts. Karen Andre (Nanette Hayward) was accused of killing her employer, Bjorn Faulkner. Her attorney was played by Bill Glasgow. The judge was David Stayner. The jury was selected from the audience and could return the verdict that it thought was right. Other mem- bers of the cast were: Beverly Wells, Joyce Conner, Tim Diehl, Katie Gropp, Ned Eckert, Darwin Daub, Vicki Darr, Johnny Knight, Mary Wilson, Diana Graham, Liz Pike, Mike Gordon, Amber Storer, Pat Parr, Vicki Shultz, Teresa Tullis, and Barbara Dunkel. On March 31 and April 1 the dramatics club in conjunction with the music department presented the broadway musical BYE BYE BIRDIE. Conrad Birdie (Bill Glasgow), the idol of every American teenager, is inducted into the Army. But before he goes his man- agers, Albert Peterson (David Stayner) and Rose Alvarez (Amber Storer) decide that Conrad should deliver One Last Kiss to one lucky girl in his fan club. This girl is Kim Macafee (Sondra Hall). The plot is complicated by Kim ' s jealous boyfriend, Hugo Peabody (Mike Gordon). Other cast members were: Tim and Becky Diehl as Mr. and Mrs. Macafee, Dave Bryant and Larry Spero as Randolph Macafee, Katie Gropp as Mrs. Peterson, Sara Jo Cline as Ursula Merkle, Cindy Shaffer, Karen Pankop, Evelyn Stayner, Ruth Wilson, Denny Tropp, Richard Simon, Jenny Darr, Teresa Tullis, Pat Parr, Judy Denison, Ned Eckert, Ann Kuchenbecker, Dan Reese, Jerry Leaders, Sharon Ransburg, Joyce Conner, and many other fine actors. Also, on March 30 the understudies combined their talents to present BYE BYE BIRDIE to a large audience of grade school children and parents Pictures: Top right, Conrad leaving for Sweetapple, Ohio. Second right: Make-up and stage crews. Third right: BYE BYE BIRDIE band. Bottom right: Understudy performance.

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PEP CLUB ROW ONE: S. Bowman, J. Ransburg, M. Rhinesmith, J. Ann VanWagner, C. Rettinger, S. Dailey, D. Levitz, M. Haston (Reporter), R. Glasgow. ROW TWO: C. Engle, K. Spillner (Treasurer), A. Glasgow, J. Wren, B. Dunkel (President), R. Jaquay, D. Daubs, L. Bensen, L. Shipe, L Krebs. ROW THREE: S. Armey, J. Shire (Vice- President), M. Ellsworth, K. Parker, R. Atkins, S. Myers, L. Reese, J. North, D. Hoyer, J. Birch, D. Shire, D. Halsey. ROW FOUR: L. Shaffer, J. Wilms, S. Hall, C. Hicks, N. Warble, A. Davis, C. Shipe, S. Rhinehart, P. Conley, J. Boyer, S. Spade. ROW FIVE: R. Gamble, S. Cline (Secretary), R. Jaquay, J. Bell, J. Halsey, D. Sellers, M. Overholser, S. Warring, D. Sellers, S. Sellers, C. Kurtz, D. Huff, B. Randol. The Pep Club ' s purpose is to create interest in all sports events and to act as an official cheering section at basketball and football games. In order to buy vests for the club ' s ap- pearance at games, the cheerleaders sponsored the Turnabout Dance. Also the club members sold Prairie Heights pennants. The vests are worn at each game so the cheering block looks more dignified. The Pep Club members should be congratulated for their generating of school spirit. Cheering for another Victory!