R Nelson Snider High School - Safari Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1968 volume:

■ - Safari R. Nelson Snider High School 4600 Fairlawn Pass Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume 3, 1968 Something New Under the Sun Teens from the sophisticated discotheques of the eastern seaboard to the psychedelic shores of Malibu feel that a school is never ' up tight ' until it has graduated a senior class and made itself known to high schools everywhere. This past summer Panthers noticed expressions other than blank looks when R. Nelson Snider High School was mentioned. Pupils as near as New Haven and as far away as Tampa, Florida, are well aware of who the Snider Panthers are. Some attribute the new-found success to a beautiful building, but the real beauty is beyond the brick and cement. Neither is this acknowledgement merely because the school is aging. It was the result of much time and effort by many people. Two National Merit Finalists, an extremely high standing in numerous NISBOVA contests, a city football championship, a sectional crown in basketball, and the city sportsmanship trophy are several examples of the rewards of hard work. Fifty percent of Snider ' s first graduating class is now attending a four-year college, another twenty percent is engaged in other two- year training programs. Pupils have worked and will continue to work to uphold the tradition of greatness. Everywhere people are finding that Snider High School is SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN. i: Look Around 4 Departments 18 Sports 58 Faces 82 Organizations 136 Individuals Work Together to Provide Complete 4 . . . Look Around Education Look Around ... 5 6 . . . Look Around at Snider Could Last a Lifetime Look Around ... 7 8 . . . Look Around Variety in Everyday Life Encourages Growth 10 . . . Look Around Decisions Bring Future into View 12 . . . Look Around Together Various New Ideas Look Around ... 13 Panther Pride Is a Way of Life in Classes 14 . . . Look Around ■■ ■H MHBBSS pft §s Look Around ... 15 16 . . . Look Around Pupils Move Together Along Separate Paths - - Look Around ... 17 Papa Panther ■ LEFT: MAURICE N. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL ABOVE: Mr. Davis finalizes plans for back- to-school night with Mrs. Cox, Mr. Vachon, and Miss Gerig. BELOW: Conferring with various groups, committees, and visitors ranks highly on the list of duties for Mr. Davis. Mr. Elster joined Mr. Davis to welcome visitors from Pike Township. 20 Academics Mrs. Janet Garner Adopts Pride as the New Goal for All in 1968 LEFT: Compiling the absence list each day is a big job. Mrs. Garner is shown working on this task. Besides recording all absences and checking students in and out of school during the day, she answers all phone calls and acts as a receptionist in the main office. BELOW: Mrs. Moore is the personal secre- tary of Mr. Davis. She spends much time do- ing work related to the continuing flow of visitors. V Administrators and Secretaries Help in Making the Days More Pleasant with Their Office Work Ill LEFT: Mr. Elster and Sue Trager confer on the matter of Sue ' s post-graduation plans. ABOVE: Mrs. Barr, a familiar face in Stu- dent Services checks over some paper work with the help of office worker Linda Wenger. RIGHT: Athletic director, Mr. Armstrong makes sure that all is well concerning the scheduling of Snider athletic events. Carl Elster Assistant Principal 22 — Departments Miss Margaret Spiegel Dean of Girls James Weaver Dean of Boys Douglas Baugh Guidance Co-ordinator Robert Armstrong Athletic Director Mrs. Evelyn Barr Mrs. Helen Scheele Student Services Secretary Student Services Secretary Departments — 23 RIGHT: Next! Mr. Huffman waits on several students while working in the book- store. The bookstore offers a variety of things from gym suits to erasers. Mrs. Virginia Richards Treasurer 24 — Departments RIGHT: Mrs. Richards, school treasurer, pauses for a moment of thought over some of her duties. As treasurer, it is her job to take care of many of the financial matters that come up each day. Special Positions Are Filled to Aid the Needs of Students and Faculty ABOVE: Students descend on the bookstore in a last minute rush before homeroom to pur- chase that last-moment article. Student helpers aid Mr. Huffman during rush hours such as this one. BELOW: English clerks, Mrs. and Mrs. K.amer look over some of their work. Their duties involve grading papers, typing out tests and, in general, anything that will make the teacher ' s job a little easier. Departments — 25 Library Facilities Lend a Helping Hand to Students ABOVE; Students find the school library to be a second home when doing research work for their reports and papers. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Squires searches for material which was requested by one of her stu- dents. RIGHT: Student librarian Deborah Carr checks a book before a student borrows it for his two-week period. 26 — Departments Study Hall Gives Panthers a Time to Catch Up Mrs. Ruthanna Gaff ABOVE: Room 131 is a busy place all day. sign-out paper after students have checked with seven study halls scheduled there. Stu- out of study hall. The clerks must know where dents sit in their alphabetic rows for at- students are at all times during study hall, tendance. BELOW: Mrs. Haught checks the Mrs. Mildred Haught Mrs. Anne Cleveringa Departments — 27 ABOVE: General business is a course cover- ing just a little bit of everything in the bus- iness department. Here Mr. Vachon gives some friendly assistance to some of his pupils. Business Classes Orient Students for the Future Working World RIGHT: Two future bookkeepers thought- fully go over an assignment for the next day. Regardless of what field a student plans to go into, bookkeeping can be a great help. 28- Departments LEFT: An adding machine is one of the various business machines used by Snider business students. Hope [interline is given some assis- tance by a classmate. RIGHT: Mr. Muncy gets a response for a question he has put to his class. MRS. KAY KLENKE . man . . . Bookkeeping. Department Chair- DON BRUICK. . . . Consumer Economics, Business Law, Typing . . . Head Golf Coach. MRS SUSAN FECHTMAN . . . Shorthand, Typing . . . Cheerleading Sponsor. BURL HITE . . . Business Arithmetic, Typing, Counseling . . . Student Council Sponsor. GARY MUNCY,. . . Clerical Practice, Typ- ing, General Business MRS. IDA MAE RICKETTS . . . U.S. His- tory, Shorthand. Typing. ROBERT VACHON . . . General Business, Bookkeeping . . . Booster Club Sponsor. The Business Department offers many courses that help to prepare the student for the working world after graduation. The student who has taken these courses and learned the skills receives a better chance for prompt em- ployment. Research on careers and their opportunities, encourages stu- dents to decide their choice of a career. In certain business classes, awareness of finances, the stockmarket, merchandice and products is taught and this enables the student to capitalize on opportunities. Among the courses which Snider presently has are Personal Typing, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping and Accounting, Business Law, General Business and Clerical Practice. Typing and Shorthand are advisable for college bound students as well as students who wish to go into clerical work. General Business offers an understanding of our business system which enables the student to be a better worker and or customer. Clerical Practice is the most practical course which any student who plans to work in a busi- ness office can take. Business Law develops an understanding of personal rights and personal obligations in business transactions. Future law students should find this course helpful. Departments-29 Language Arts Department MRS. SANDRA BURK ... Junior English. MISS AMANDA GERIG . . . Sophomore English . . . FTA Sponsor. MRS. RUTH HART . . . Journalism . . . SCROLL, SAFARI, IMAGES Advisor. MRS. NANCY HICKMAN . . .Senior English, Reading Lab . . . Entre Nous Spon- sor. MR. STEPHEN HOFER Speech Speech, Debate, NFL Sponsor. MISS ANN NETERFIELD . . .Senior Eng- lish. MRS. SUZANNE O ' BRIEN . . . Sophomore English . . . Entre Nous Sponsor. MISS DORIS PENDLETON . . . Sophomore English. MRS. ELIZABETH POSEY . . . Senior Eng- lish . . . Junior Class Sponsor. MR. DAN REYNOLDS . . . Junior English . . . Swimming Coach. MR. KENNETH RICHARDSON . . . Reading Lab. MR. RANDALL RUSK . . . Sophomore Eng- lish . . . Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. CAROL SEAMAN . . . Junior English . . . Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. AGNES SOSENHEIMER . . . Jun- ior English . . . Counseling. MRS. JOYCE STAUFFER ... Junior Eng- lish. MRS. ELANORE SHAW . . . Senior English. 30- Departments Includes Courses for All High School Students ABOVE: Often models such as these Shakes- pearean theaters done as class projects further the understanding of the subject. RIGHT: Class demonstrations like this one not only acquaint students with the proper usage of the English languate but also with speaking in front of a group. BELOW: Each day student reporters could be seen going into the publications room to check on cur- rent assignments as Rand Parker does here. A study of grammar, literature, and composition are included in the English Department. Emphasis is placed upon American literature during the sophomore year. Students read short stories, classics and contemporary novels. Six book reports are required of all students. Through practice in theme writing stu- dents gain basic knowledge of sentence structure and paragraph unity. Junior English classes cover nearly the same material, but with some variation in emphasis. A study of Shakespear ' s Macbeth and Shaw ' s Pygmalion are included in the curriculum. All junior students are required to read and report on six books. Expository writing and grammar are combined and put to good use in writing a research paper, another requirement of the junior year. A selective survey of modern literature is the main area of literary study during senior English with a special emphasis placed upon Shaw ' s Caeser and Cleopatra and O ' Neill ' s Beyond the Horizon. Constant reference to the rules of good grammar are also made, especially as the need is expressed in the written work. A special half hour oral report is another feature of the course. Departments-31 Student Interes ABOVE: Doug Ford delivers a speech on civil disobedience to Mrs. Seaman and his classmates. LEFT: Sherry Mertz and Diane Weyler arrange a bulletin board to enrich their study of the Elizabethan theatre. RIGHT: Kim Pastrick listens as his jour- nalism class evaluates THE SCROLL. Next he plans a four-page newspaper entirely alone as a final project. , Generated Through Facilities and Methods ABOVE: Mr. Rusk s sophomore English class experiences a change of pace as Mr. Reynolds lectures during his student teaching assign- ment. RIGHT: Mr. Richardson instructs new pupils on the use of equipment in the reading lab. Academics 33 MISS PHYLLIS BLAK.EMAN . . . Art . . . Majorette Sponsor. MR. JAMES CLAUSER . . . Choir, Training Choir, Stagecraft . . . Swing, Training, and Concert Choir Director. MISS MARY DIERSTEIN ... Art ... Art Club (SAK.) Sponsor. MR. ELBERT STODDEN . . . Department Chairman . . . Mathematics . . . Attendance Office. MR. RICHARD SEEGER . . . Music Theory, Fine Arts, Orchestra . . . Orchestra Director. MR. CHARLES SMITH . . . Band . . . Train- ing and Concert Band Director. MR. TERRY TUCKER . . . Drama, Stage- craft . . . Play Director. Fine Arts Brings ' Birdie ' to Snider to Highlight Season ' s Performances The Fine Arts department offers a great variety of courses that range from academic to performance classes. Dramatics, stagecraft, art, and music, both instrumental and vocal, constitute the performing area. Music theory, speech, and Today ' s Music are academic courses. This department is made up of ap- proximately six hundred Snider students, which is well over one-third of the student body. Snider ' s Fine Arts department makes it possible for individual students to excel and to pursue their ambitions. Courses in fine arts encourage the use of imagination and creativity while learning responsibility. This has been the busiest and most profitable year yet. With Snider ' s unlimited potential, the future promises to be even better. Two money-making drives were sponsored by the Fine Arts department this year. Every year the students work diligently for a series of displays, concerts, and plays. Special events included organization contest, solo and ensemble contests, a demonstration concert by the Concert Orchestra, and the musical Bye. Bye. Birdie. The year was climaxed by the annual Spring Concert which was a combined effort of all members of the department. LEFT: Stagecraft students are busily paint- ing the back-drop necessary for scenery in Anne Frank. RIGHT: Art students listen attentively as Miss Dierstein gives instruc- tions for an in-class assignment. 34 RIGHT: Art class students spent a great amount of time and effort on their work. Larry Stewart concentrates on making a piece of jewelry for a class project. LEFT: The many hours of hard work and practice put into Bye Bye Birdie by the students of the Fine Arts Department paid off with three sell-out performances. Departments-35 ■m H Programs and ABOVE: Also in spirit with the student- faculty game was the Panther band. Each individual was encouraged to dress in vogue with the informal affair. Several members of the faculty who had played an instrument in high school joined the band for the evening. BELOW: A steady hand and a good color scheme are techniques used by this water color artist. In Fine Arts four years of art are available to students. Along with this scholar- ships to Fort Wayne ' s art school are awarded to two outstanding artists. ■tfMMB Projects Occupy Students in Fine Arts The Fine Arts department offers a great variety of courses that range from academic to performance classes. Dramatics, stagecraft, art, and music, both instrumental and vocal, constitute the performing area. Music theory, speech, and Today ' s Music are academic courses. This department is made up of ap- proximately six hundred Snider students, which is well over one-third of the student body. Snider ' s Fine Arts department makes it possible for individual students to excel and to pursue their ambitions. Courses in fine arts encourage the use of imagination and creativity while learning responsibility. This has been the busiest and most profitable year yet. With Snider ' s unlimited potential, the future promises to be even better. Two money-making drives were sponsored by the Fine Arts department this year. Every year the students work diligently for a series of displays, concerts, and plays. Special events included organization contest, solo and ensemble contests, a demonstration concert by the Concert Orchestra, and the musical Bye, Bye. Birdie. The year was climaxed by the annual Spring Concert which was a combined effort of all members of the department. LEFT: Snider staged the play Bye Bye Birdie for its spring musical. During a final scene the cast sings a reprise of An American Boy after Conrad Birdie was knocked out by Hugo, Kim ' s boyfriend. After selling out two per- formances, the cast presented a special Sun- day matinee performance. BELOW: As the band marches on, trombonist Mark Garberich demonstrates perfect atten- tion. Marching band starts practice two weeks before school starts in order to prepare for the first football games. Not only does the band march at every home football game, but it also participates in the annual NISBOVA fall marching contest in which Snider received a superior rating. Department— 37 RIGHT: With the help of Mrs. Rodriguez, Spanish students performed an authentic Spanish fiesta dance at Snider ' s first foreign language program. All Foreign Language Classes MRS. SOPHIA RODRIGUEZ . . . Depart- ment Chairman . . . Spanish . . . Spanish Club Sponsor. MRS. MARY BACKOFEN . . . Latin . . . JCL Sponsor. MISS SUSAN COX . . . Spanish . . . Cheer- block Sponsor. MISS PAT HARTZELI Spanish. MR. DAVID MITCHELL . . . German German Club Sponsor. MRS. JUDY PURCELL . . . French French Club Sponsor. MRS. LOIS WALLACE . . . French Sophomore Class Sponsor. 38-Departments J LEFT: Mike Carr and his unlucky victim play Pie In The Eye during an intermis- sion act of La Fiesta, Snider ' s foreign lan- guage show. Entertain Sell-Out Crowd at La Fiesta LEFT: Deb Phillips ponders over the intri- cacies of one of the language labs units as she goes over one of the Spanish dialogues assigned to her. BELOW: The language lab was put to good use by the foreign language students. Lab sessions not only made it possible for the teachers to give individual help, but the stu- dents were able to improve themselves in the areas of grammar usage and pronunciation. The Foreign Language department is composed of French, Latin, German, and Spanish. French I establishes a foundation in listening comprehension, response, reading, and writing. Basic vocabulary is learned and grammar is stressed through explanation and practice. French II stresses oral fluency, pronounciation, and the verb system. French III includes grammar, continued oral practice, and conversation. Literary works of several writers are read. French IV is a course in French literature and civilization. Latin I includes basic grammar and vocabulary. Latin II involves reading parts of Caesar ' s Gallic Wars and portions from Ovid and Pliny. Latin III reviews grammar and relates current political and economic problems to those of Rome. It includes Roman oratory and readings of Cicero. Latin IV is a study of Roman poetry, mythology, and religion. German I introduces German culture, vocabulary, and grammar. German II is a study of geography, history, habits, and music, as well as grammar. Spanish I stresses the basic structure of the language, poems, songs, grammar, and pronounciation. Advanced dialogues and grammar are studied in Spanish II. Spanish III concerns reading and writing short essays, and Spanish IV concentrates on reading and comprehending Spanish literature and history. Departments-39 40-Departments ABOVE: Martha Koester bastes the seams of her dress so she can get an idea of what the finished product will look like. RIGHT: Home ec students relax from the text book study and take time to work on individual sewing projects. Home Economics Department Offers Girls the Opportunity to Round Out an Academic Education Snider ' s Home Economics Department offers a wide range of courses de- signed for the girls in the art of managing a home. Offered in Home Economics I are two courses, Nutrition and Meal Planning and Preparation. Nutrition is a study of vitamins, minerals, fats, and carbo- hydrates in relation to body needs. The basic four food groups are studied for the purpose of application to food selection and preparation. Meal Planning and Preparation is a take off from the Nutrition course. Home Economics II courses are Housing and Home Management and Home Nursing and Child Care. The Housing and Home Management course is de- signed to give girls an understanding of everything involved with the running of a home. The purpose of Home Nursing and Child Care is to give the student basic knowledge in home care and an understanding of the developing child. Home Economics III offers two courses, Wardrobe Planning and Clothing Construction and Personal and Social Relations. The former gives the student knowledge of proper cloth ing construction and of buying clothes. In the latter course students concentrate in personal adjustment in varied situations. MRS. BEATRICE RICE . . . Home EC . . . Department Chair- man. RIGHT: Much experience is gained through classroom instruction and participation. These girls prepare dishes for a class dinner. Boys Gain Practical Knowledge MR. ROBERT SHORT . . . Industrial Arts . . . Squires Sponsor. MR. ROY KLINE . . . Industrial Arts . . . Head Basketball Coach. Picture missing for Vern Huffman ... In dustrial Arts . . . Bookstore. In Snider there is an industrial arts program which enables students, mainly interested boys, an opportunity to broaden their education in the field of industrial arts. Four such courses are offered here at Snider. These four are woods, metals, drafting, and power mechanics. The Wood I and II courses are taught by Mr. Short and lasts for one year each. The first functions of this course are to teach students the care of tools and the elementary con- struction of projects then to turn to projects like cabinet making, mill work, and other interests. Drafting I, taught by Mr. Kline, is a course to learn the fundamentals of drafting, lettering, sketching, and other needs to prepare the student for the advanced drafting II course, where engineering and or architecture are taught. Metals I and II are taught by Mr. Huffman to offer experience in the field of metals. They last one year each. Power mechanics is taught by Mr. Huffman also. This one year course teaches a study of circuitry and motors and the student has an opportunity to work with small combustion engines. All of these courses give a chance for Snider students to learn industrial trades which will aid in their future field of work. RIGHT: Two boys work intently on shop proj- ects. Shop classes offer a wide variety of work to interest the students. Through an Extensive Industrial Arts Program ABOVE: Jim Deahl works on some in- tricate paper work with a compass, an instru- ment that is used in many of the industrial arts classes. LEFT AND BELOW: Snider ' s Industrial Arts classes are well-equipped with many up-to-date machines. Here students put these machines to good use during class time. Departments-43 CARL SCHOLZ . . . Geometry Mathematics. LOUIS CRANEY MAX EGLEY . . Department Chairman Trigonometry. Advanced . Geometry, Algebra. Geometry, Physical Edu- cation . . . Assistant Basketball Coach. MURRAY MENDENHALL . . . Geometry, Counseling . . . Assista nt Basketball Coach. ARTHUR SCHWAB.. . Advanced Algebra. ELBERT STODDEN . . . Algebra, Attendance Office . . . Fine Arts Department Chairman. RICHARD TROTT . . . Advanced Algebra, Counseling . . . Booster Club Sponsor. Various Levels of Mathematics Classes Are Taught to Give Students Preparation for Their Future ABOVE: Wait a minute. Jan Heintsl- man pauses in his work to go over a par- ticularly difficult step. Working problems in front of a class gives all the students a chance to benefit. RIGHT: Mr. Stodden goes over the proof of an algebraic equation with one of his math classes. 44-Departments £ vfi Cbi 1 ' You ' ve got to be kidding, thinks Bill Fish- ering as Mr. Scholz patiently explains how to substitute trigonometric identities. The 1967-68 school year at Snider found many students enjoying classes in the field of mathematics. A faculty of eight teachers taught these students in the various courses of algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry and analytical geometry. This year another course, topics in mathematics, was offered during the second semester for students desiring one more credit in this subject. In the math department, classes are in sequence of order for enrollment. Students first enroll in algebra, then geometry and advanced algebra and trigonometry in order to have better understanding for the material. When the month of March approached. Panthers who are taking the classes of advanced algebra and trigonometry and analytical geometry received the opportunity to participate in a nation-wide mathematics examination. One hundred and forty-one Snider students participated during this school year. These one hundred and forty-one students were ranked with all other students from the high schools participating in the examination. Departments-45 Out-of-Class Math Projects Require 46 — Departments Interest and Work ABOVE: Mr. Stodden explains the use and calculation of the slope of a line to watchful students. BELOW: Mr. Mendenhall pauses to contemplate his book while he answers a question put to him by an inquisitive student. Departments- Phys Ed Classes Develop Skills Many students took part in Snider ' s physical education program. This pro- gram included not only regularly conducted classes, but extra-curricular activities as well. Sophomores were required to take physical education classes. Juniors and seniors took physical education classes according to their own choice and needs. The students were taught a variety of things in these classes, ranging from the use of apparatus, softball and modern dance, to tennis and volleyball. A number of extra-curricular programs were also offered to those students interested. Among these were archery, fencing, girls ' basketball and volleyball, and gymnastics. Many students took advantage of these afterschool activities. The greatest task undertaken by the physical education department during the year was the annual gym show, The Greatest Show on Earth. The show included a number of events including modern dance, volleyball, free exercise, a six-ring circus, routines on the apparatus equipment, karate demonstrations, wrestling, and clown acts. The show, presented in April, gave the students an opportunity to display their skills and talents. GILBERT BAUMGARTNER Education . . . Gymnastics. Physical DEAN FAST . . . Physical Education, Math- ematics Assistant Football Coach . . . Gymnastics. MISS JUDY SWOVERLAND . . . Physical Education, Typing . . . Gymnastics. MRS. KAREN WAKELY . . . Physical Edu- cation . . . Gymnastics. BELOW: Senior assistants were a big help in the girl ' s gym classes. The third period is shown warming up on calisthenics before class. RIGHT: Judy Johnson questions the validity of the serve of the opposing team, while Kay Fuhrman takes her position for the next serve. 48-Departments ABOVE: Up, up, and away! The trampo- line is a favorite of many of the students at Snider. Here Rick Adams puts the tramp to good use, while four of his classmates spot. Departments-49 Science Classes Challenge Memory RONALD LEWTON . . . Department Chair- man . . . Zoology, Chemistry, Physics. RALPH ANDERSON . . . Physics, Chemistry. GENE BUZZARD . . . Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry. BILL GRIFFITH . . . Zoology . . . Head Foot- ball Coach. JERRY KINDY... Zoology. HOMER KLINE.. . Physics, Zoology. The Science department offers a wide variety of courses. Only one course, earth science, is offered to sophomores. Juniors have a- choice of zoology, chemistry, physics, or earth science. Seniors have all these selections plus advanced chemistry. Chem Study is presently taught at Snider. This course involves answering the question why instead of the traditional method which focused on memorization and deductive reasoning. Chemists study materials found on the earth to analyze their atomic and molecular struc- tures and the changes that affect them. Panther chemists share a lab and equipment to explore the depths of chemistry. Advanced chemistry broadens the senior ' s basic knowledge of chemistry and keeps him in practice for a college elective. Energy and power of all types are investigated within the scope of physics. This science involves the occupation of engineering which designs methods of converting energy from one form to another. Zoology is the study of animals and their environment. Snider zoologists name, classify, examine, and describe how living organisms look and act. The only sophomore elective, earth science, is the study of the composition of the earth. Subtitled here are geology, meterology, oceanography, and astron- omy. BELOW: Just five more minutes, fellas. Please? An earth science class meeting during seventh period benefits from a lecture by Mr. Hibler. 50-Departments and Reasoning Power of Students ABOVE: Oxidation-reduction reactions was just one of the many and varied topics covered by Mr. Buzzard ' s three chemistry classes. BELOW: Mr. H. Kline lends a helping hand to his physics students during one of the exper- iments. Departments-51 Hours of Laboratory Work Are Important and Needed LEFT: Mr. Griffith straightens the zoology storage room. Keeping the equipment clean and in good condition is necessary for proper results of the zoology projects. BELOW: Gas and cold water are two of the simplest items listed under Equipment in a chem- istry experiment write-up. RIGHT: Shown working in surroundings familiar to every chemistry student at Snider are Mr. Buz- zard and Sheryl Shipman. ¥ 7 52 — Departments by All Zoology, Chemistry and Physics Students Departments — 53 RIGHT: Dave Dopp gives his injured foot a rest while he intently listens to Mr. Volz during a class lecture on the Civil War. MAX GECOWETS . . . Department Chair- man ...U.S. History, Values and Issues . . . Assistant Football Coach. Citizenship Is HAROLD CLINKENBEARD . . . U.S. His- tory . . . Tennis Coach. AL HEMMER . . . Government, Sociology . . . Junior Class Sponsor. DENNIS McCLURG . . . World History . . . Social Studies Club Sponsor. JOHN PARKER . . . World History . . . Audio-Visual Supervisor GARY PATTERSON . . . World History, Counseling . . . Wrestling Coach . . . Sopho- more Class Sponsor. THOMAS SCHUCKEL . . U.S. History . GTA Sponsor. VICTOR STECH Sociology. HAROLD TROTT U.S. History. Health, Government, . Government, Sociology, STAN VOLZ . . . U. S. History. ROBERT WEAVER . . . Economics, Govern- ment, Sociology. JAMES WHETSTONE . . . World History . . . Audio-Visual Supervisor. RONALD WICHERN . . . World History . . Cross Country, Track Coach. 54-Departments LEFT: Mr. McClurg instructs sophomores about Hannibal and his incredible journey across the Pyrenees. Every student who passes through the doors of Snider is required to take four semesters of social studies. For students who wish to enrich their background in history, a social studies club is on the Panther curriculum. This year the club was honored to have Mr. McClurg as its sponsor and organizer. The department, coordinated by Mr. Gecowets, offers only one course, world history, to the incoming sophomores. In the junior year United States history is the required curriculum. Snider offers its most varied semester selection to the seniors. Economics and sociology are both recommended, but a requirement for graduation is the completion of one of the two. Seniors must also pass the essentials of a semester course, government, in order to attend graduation exercises in May. The most recent course added to Panther opportunities is values and issues which investigates basic problems and assets of the American society. The climax of the junior year is the weeklong tour prepared by the history department. Usually occuring during spring vacation the trek includes Washington D.C. and other places of historical interest. Promoted Through Social Studies LEFT: Junior students concentrate on a film about the United Nations. Audio-visual aids are a big help to all students in gaining basic concepts. Academics-55 Students Learn United States and ABOVE: Social studies faculty talk shop outside their workroom prior to the 8:05 bell. LEFT: Where do I start? Chris Brown settles down in the library to work on a special project for U.S. History. RIGHT: Mr. Wichern relaxes a moment during a class discussion on the Renaissance. 56- Departments World History ABOVE: Class lectures are an important part of United States History and often help to increase the interest of the students. Mr. Volz takes time out during one of his lec- tures to contemplate on a student ' s question. BELOW: Diane Nehring and Phil Paino ponder over a question put to their class during a discussion on the Reconstruction Period. SPORTS ABOVE: Dave Gecowets, All-State Quarterback, and Coach Griffith discuss team tactics in the game against the tough South Side Archers. Snider tromped the Kelly squad by a final score of 19 — 6. ABOVE: Coach Griffith barks out orders to players on the field as the rest of the Panther squad waits anxiously on the side lines of Northrop Field to be called into the game. Quarterback Dave Gecowets Wins 1967 Record Snider 14 Elmhurst 13 Snider 19 South Side 6 Snider 19 Dwenger 26 Snider 6 Central 30 Snider 7 Lima Senior 44 Snider 6 DeKalb 14 Snider 26 New Haven Snider 13 Central Catholic Snider 12 North Side Wins 5 Losses 4 60 . . . Sports BELOW: A Panther ball-carrier runs for the touchdown as the Snider defense clears his path of Dwenger players. Members of the Varsity Football Team are, from left to right, ROW ONE: D. Jackson. K. Rickoff, J. Leatherman. B. Fishering, J. Reed, B. Boyce, J. Deahl, J. Lowden, B. Fielden, P. Schlatter, G. Major. ROW TWO: H. Kules- za, L. Craver, L. Beatty, R. Knight, R. Troyer, T. Moore, D. Gecowets, B. Davies, B. Nunley, D. Armstrong, M. Williby. ROW THREE: G. Pressley, F. Lee, Rex Sefton. P. Paino, R. Bartz, S. Feichter, G. Jackson, B. Lowden. D. Aldrich, B. Sack, R. Widdifield. N. Ostman. This year ' s team, coached by Mr. Griffith, faced a rough schedule. The squad finished the year with an all-over record of 5 wins and 4 losses. a Position on Indiana ' s All-State Football Squad LEFT: During the South Side game, Denny Jackson charges for a few extra yards and another first down. BELOW: As Jeff Watts and John Savage hold the spirit hoop. Butch Boyce leads the Panther grid squad on to the field to spur another victory. Sports ... 61 ABOVE LEFT: Dave Gecowets practices his passing. Keeping in shape and practicing basic skills are vitally important for a championship football team. ABOVE CENTER: JefT Wal- born holds the football for Jim Leatherman as he kicks it during practice. Greg Major de- votes his attention to the technique. Many long, tedious hours were spent by the team members practicing plays and basic skills. ABOVE RIGHT: Brian Sickafoose confers with Coach Fast concerning the way to successfully exe- cute a new play. RIGHT: Two players breath- lessly watch the game waiting for the moment when they can go in and fight for another Panther victory. 62 . . . Sports LEFT: A pugnacious Irish tackle strives to halt a Panther drive. The Panthers held Cen- tral Catholic scoreless, 13 — 0. ABOVE: Coach Fast and Coach Mendenhall gave the reserve team advice on a better game. The boys worked to improve their game, skill, co-ordination, and fight on to victory. 1967 Reserve Football Record Snider 21 Bishop Luers 6 Columbia City 7 Central 14 North Side 20 New Haven 7 Elmhurst 40 South Side Bishop Dwenger 12 Concordia 6 6 20 18 7 13 14 23 7 Junior Varsity Football Team Ranks High Members of the Reserve Football Team are, from left to right, ROW ONE: B. Widdi- combe, S. Bodie, J. Walborn, D. Steele, M. McNeal, R. Secrist, G. Roberts. ROW TWO: G. Biggs, S. Parker, M. Frissell, M. Phillips, K. Gumpp, M. Breghoff, B. Sickafoose. ROW THREE: Coach Fast. G. McConiga, J. Cook, S. Brenizer, R. Heikowsky, R. Reynolds, and Coach Mendenhall. During the year, these boys outscored their opposition by nine points. 126 — 117. The squad finished the year with a 4 — 4—1 record. Due to the skill and experi- ence acquired by these players, the Panthers should have promising teams in the years to come. f tftl § f 4li £ § JP H - u m u 1967 Cross Country Record Dwenger, win South Side, win Concordia, win Leo, win New Haven, loss Belmont, win Elmhurst, win Central, win South Side, win New Haven, loss Dekalb, loss Dwenger, win Central Catholic, win Bishop Luers, win New Haven, loss Dwenger, win Woodlan, win North Side, loss Concordia, win New Haven, loss Central, win Central, win Participation in the Sectional Track Meet was an event Tom Vance trained and worked toward during the entire season. Runners Defeat 10 Cross Country Teams in Autumn Members of the Varsity Cross Country Team are, left to right, ROW ONE: J. Dunn, J. Kline, R. Notestine, M. Kamer, J. Schneider, J. Olvey, T. Vance. ROW TWO: Coach Wichern, K. Slater, M. La Suer, R. Beers, J. Miracle, D. Rodenbeck, R. Woodruff, D. Votaw. ROW THREE: R. Retrum, C. Mitson, D. Huff, T. Beatty, B. Ross, D. Crum, D. Beard, J. Taylor, B. Moyer, and Coach Hib- bler. 64 . . . Sports iE 1 ■ w m t H B . Jim Dunn, Marshal Kamer, Jed Olvey, John Kline, and Jeff Schneider received awards for their participation in cross country. Competition A « Wtf All good harriers know the importance of exercise to keep their muscles toned. Jeff Schneider is warming up before a meet. Jeff Schneider is at the peak of his condi- tioning for the year as he takes part in the Sectional Cross Country Meet. Snider finished third in the Sectionals. Sports ... 65 Members of the Varsity Basketball Team, from left to right, are, ROW ONE: R. Bartz, R. Smith, D. Gecowets, M. Antrim, D. Arm- strong, D. Kinney. ROW TWO: T. Rinehold, R. Retrum, H. Butler, B. Meyer, D. Scheib, J. Cox, and Coach Kline. Many hours of hard, diligent practicing were spent by these boys. The team combined ability and sports- manship to end the season with an all-over record of 1 3 wins and 9 losses. ■ , f— ' H t Before a capacity crowd, the Panthers took an early commanding lead to easily down the North Side Redskins, 71—58. Excellent ball handling, timing, and skill were combined for the long-awaited victory. Snider 86 Bishop Luers 64 Snider 54 S. B. Riley 58 Snider 69 Central 84 Snider 62 Van Wert 70 Snider 64 Concordia 53 Snider 62 La Port 65 Snider 71 North Side 58 Snider 72 Bishop Luers 68 Snider 74 Bishop Dwenger 55 Snider 65 Elmhurst 61 Snider 54 Central Catholic 72 Snider 64 Lima Senior 81 Snider 76 Bellmont 58 Snider 70 Washington 65 Snider 62 Garrett 69 Snider 56 DeKalb 39 Snider 66 South Side 46 Snider 73 Bishop Dwenger 56 Snider 61 Jackson 82 Snider 75 Norwell 59 Snider 61 North Side 54 Snider 68 Central 71 66 . . . Sports Panther Dave Gecowets and a Central for- As the audience held its breath, Dan Scheib ward vie for the ball during the Sectional tossed the ball for two points. On this oca- Two play-off. Although Snider bowed to sion the Panther squad, to the tune of a Central, enthusiasm and spirit never faltered. capacity crowd, overpowered North. SHS Receives Sportsmanship Trophy for 2nd Year LEFT: Suspense builds as senior Eric Retrum arches to hook a basket. The Hoosier Hysteria cer- tainly is relived during the Panther season. ABOVE: Perfect timing and hard practice pay off as Denny Kinney performs a lay-up for two points against the Dwenger Saints. Sports ... 67 LEFT: Dick Smith shoots to add two more points in the long-awaited North Side game. Panther-Redskin rivalry had been built up since the regularly scheduled game had been cancelled. When the game was played, it proved to be one of the best of the season. BELOW: Snider ' s high scorer for the season, Dick Smith, attempts an overhead shot over a guarding Luer opponent as Dave Gecowets waits for the rebound. RIGHT: Denny Kinney (51) runs to help Dick Smith make the rebound in the most thrilling game of the season against North Side. 68 . . . Sports Reserve and W C Teams Gain Experience for the Future ABOVE: The C Basketball Team consisted of twelve sophomores coached by Mr. Egley. Members were, from left to right, ROW ONE: J. Rousseau, K. Slater, G. Biggs, C. Mitson. ROW TWO: Coach Egley, B. Monschien, R. Reynolds, R. Heikowsky, D. Jackson. ROW THREE: K. Gumpp, R. Voelker, S. Brenizer, B. Sickafoose. BELOW: Members of the Re- serve Basketball Team were, from left to right, ROW ONE: Coach Mendenhall, D. Sparks, J. Kline, H. Kaluza, L. Adelman. ROW TWO: Coach Egley, J. Yoder, T. Wade, B. Hall, R. Bartz. ROW THREE: D. Crum, J. Stanczak, D. Elmer, T. Rinehold. The team finished the year with an all-over record of IS wins and 2 losses. Sports ... 69 Swimmers Finish Season with a Victorious 10- -4 ABOVE: The members of the Reserve Swim Team are, from left to right, ROW ONE: T. Nalley, S. Silver, M. Frissell. ROW TWO: L. Wolf, T. Shawn. K. Sutherland, P. Martin. RIGHT: Constant work and pressure some- times led to depression and fatigue, but when meets are won, frowns turn to smiles and the value of hard practice is realized. 1967-1968 Swimming Record Snider 62 Howe Military 33 Snider 70 Central Catholic 21 Snider 68 North 27 Snider 60 Muncie Burris 35 Snider 85 Goshen 66 Kokomo 75 Snider 19 Lima Sr. 58 Snider 36 S. B. Jackson 50 Snider 45 Snider 60 Central Catholic 33 Snider 54 Madison Hts. 41 Marion 48 Snider 47 Snider 62 Carroll 33 Snider 77 North 18 Won 10 Lost 4 Concord 17 70 . . . Sports Record in ' 68 ABOVE LEFT: Dave Huff yells encourage- ment to swimmer Greg Goodall near the end of his 400-yard freestyle race. ABOVE RIGHT: In the individual medley, Shawn Brown races to another win with a time of 2:16.0. BELOW: Members of the Varsity Swimming and Diving Team are, from left to right. ROW ONE: G. Highlen. J. Green, J. Savage, J. Watts. M. Greenlee, M. Aiken, V. Reichert, S. Steinmetz, L. Stewart. ROW TWO: G. Goodall, G. Major, B. Ryan, J. Vardaman. D. Huff, J. Sircey. ROW THREE: J. Sturges, R. Fisher, B. Skinner, S. Brown. Again this year, the Swim Team was competently coached by Mr. Dan Reynolds. Practice consisted of races as well as work on turns and particular strokes. Through hard work and determination, the team finished the year with a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. Sports ... 71 Snider Ranks in Third Place in Sectionals Members of the Snider varsity track team are, from left to right, ROW ONE: R. Sefton, R. Bartz, P. Paino, B. Ross, N. England, B. Davies, P. Schlatter, J. Schneider. ROW TWO: T. Home, J. Stanczak, D. Armstrong, B. Moyer, D. Votaw, J. Kline, J. Zieg, J. Dunn, D. Gecowets. ROW THREE: S. Kandis, R. Notestine, D. Smith, R. Retrum, R Troyer. ROW FOUR: M. Greenlee, K. Slater, S. DePew, Coach Wichern and Coach Fast. Snider placed third this year in the Sectional track meet held at Northrop Field. Medal winners at the annual event were ROW ONE: R. Retrum, B. Moyer, B. Ross, N. England, ROW TWO: R. Sefton, J. Kline, J. Schneider, and B. Davies who went on to state competi- tion. 72-Sports with Eight Panthers as Winners LEFT: Due to the lack of a track, Snider ' s track team often used North Side ' s track for practice sessions. Their practice paid off as Snider finished with a winning track season for 1968. ABOVE: Phil Paino puts forth a final effort to cross the finish line ahead of his opponent at the 1968 Sectional Track Meet in the 880-relay. In this year ' s meet Snider placed second in this event and second over all. Sports-73 Reserve Track Team Practices and Participates in Preparation for Events in Future Varsity Years RIGHT: Every night after school members of the track team practiced strenuously in order to improve their skills. Dick Smith is shown as he works for increased height at high jump- ing. ABOVE: Members of the reserve track team were, from left to right. ROW I: S. Feichter, D. Aldrich, D. Crum, R. Secrest, T. Irick, B. Nunley. ROW 2: D. Goodall, B. Nahrwald. B. Bain, M. Lewis, E. Rodenbeck, K. Gumpp, S. Parker, H. Kaluza. ROW 3: C. Pollitt, B. Widdecomb, D. Rodenbeck, M. Kamer, D. Huff, M. Bergoff. ROW 4: C. Mitson, S. Brenizer, R. Gabriel, C. Brown, B. Ernst. ROW 5: D. Jackson, T. Beaty, D. Steele, S. Parker. 74-Sports 1968 Wrestling Record Snider 22 Elmhurst 18 Snider 32 North Manchester 16 Snider 27 Bellmont 23 Snider 14 Concordia 31 Snider 49 DeKalb 55 Snider 18 South Side 32 Snider 40 Norwell 8 Snider 26 North Side 21 Snider 23 Lakeland 21 Snider 18 Central 27 Members of the Wrestling Team, coached by Mr. Patterson, are, from left to right, ROW ONE: M. Raymond, D. Riethmiller, B. Field- on, B. Roth, P. Kandis, B. Fishering, J. Lor- man, R. Gabriel. ROW TWO: B. Nahrwold, C. Busch, J. Mohrman, M. Lewis, R. Secrist, D. Martin, J. Steele, C. Brown, Coach Pat- terson. ROW THREE: L. Lepper, B. Baker, B. Bain, G. Pressley, J. Cook, S. Feichter, M. Kamer, S. Windmiller. ROW FOUR: K. Lee, T. Walls, D. Aldrich, M. LaSuer, W. Schev- chenko, J. Tainer, R. Hill. ROW FIVE: D. Rodenbeck. M. Phillips, J. Skipper, T. Irick, S. Mishler, S. Parker, G. Roberts, D. Roden- beck, T. Pinkerton. ABOVE: Mr. Patterson offers suggestions as Panther grapplers prac- tice for a meet in the gym. Sports ... 75 Tennis Team Brings Victories Home This Season ABOVE: Members of Snider ' s varsity tennis team are from left to right, ROW I: D. Hig- gins, M. Baker, J. Pattison, G. Parks. ROW 2: L. Hutton, G. Roth, B. Beezley, Mr. Clinkenbeard. RIGHT: Doug Higgins gives forth with a mighty serve during a practice match. The team put in many hours of practice at the various city courts. LEFT: Lee Hutton patiently awaits the beginning of a doubles match at ShoalTPark. 1968 Tennis Record Snider Bishop Luers 7 Snider 2 Belmont 5 Snider Concordia 7 Snider Central 1 Snider Elm hurst 7 Snider South Side 7 Snider North Side 7 Snider 5 Central Catholic 2 76- Sports J- !. RIGHT: Members of the 1968 Snider golf team from left to right are Mike Mohrman, Coach Bruick, Larry Adleman. Dennis Kinney, Terry Edwards and Mike Antrim. BELOW: Golfer Mike Mohrman takes a practice swing before going to one of the matches during this past season. Panther Golfers Record Winning Season in 1968 1968 Golf Record Snider Visitor 195 New Haven 215 158 Northside 159 199 Southside 214 201 Central Catholic 208 203 Concordia 213 203 Elmhurst 204 201 Bishop Luers 226 201 Central 273 205 New Haven 201 201 Garrett 224 195 Northside 193 195 Central 261 212 DeKalb 220 213 Southside 205 212 Leo 212 209 Elmhurst 207 209 New Haven 227 215 Bishop Luers 228 203 Central 284 207 Bishop Dwenger 227 163 Concordia 166 320 Central Catholic 343 320 Central Catholic 343 4th place City Tournament 2nd place Sectional Tournament 8th place Regional Tournament Sports-77 Cheerleaders Members of the Girls Cheerblock were, from left to right, ROW ONE: Miss Cox. sponsor, K. Kurtz, L. Todd, N. Crawford, J. Hunter, S. Shambaugh, J. Jamison, K Ruchel, V. Pawlisch, S. Roop, S. Vonderau, L. Lakamp, J. Derbyshire, N. Gage. ROW TWO: S. Spen- cer, G. Fryer, G. Rish, M. Logan, B. Ander- son, D. Meyer, N. Wendell, D. Richards, L. Addis. D. Bullard, S. Butts, S. Murray, B. Cass. ROW THREE: D. Nehring, J. Rich, P. Smith, K Bridges, K. Stresser, V. Grunewald, J. Ridenour, J. Bailey, C. Peickert, J. An- drews, J. Davis, D. Roseberry, B. Herb. ROW FOUR: S. Witmer, E. Warmock, N. Dice, N. Levy, S. Gramling, M. Ferguson, A. Johnson, S. Cline, D. Bradshaw, C. Bux, N. Chaney, D. Foltz, D. Freeland. ROW FIVE: B. Beard, P. Crecelius, D. Shipman, C. Bacon, L Richardson, J. Tallman, L. Wil- liams. K. Clevenger, S. Leslie, V. Miller, D. Miser, S. Jackson, B. Potts. ROW SIX: B. Yoder, J. Schuster. J. Schuster, S. Pitser, L. Baker, L. Nowlin, P. Martin, M. McLellen, J. Murphy, J. Sloan, J. Williams, J. Dumask, L. Babcock. ROW SEVEN: V. Rice, S. Yer gens, C. Morrison, D. VanAnda, S. William son, T. Marquart, L. Fillipow, E. Brooke, A. Rodriquez, G. Hartley, J. Croy, L. McKinzie, D. Phillips. ROW EIGHT: S. Stegall, C. Poor, S. Hearn, B. Miller, J. O ' Connell, K. Miller, B. Hall, D. Cooper, V. Gabriel, A. Settles, D. Fielden, L. Wolf. K. West. ROW NINE: K. Wisner, S. Bruner. D. Wakeland, M. Powers, C. Shuster, S. Trott, P. Sebring, K. Larimore, K. Kern, S. Leeka, M. Harrier. C. Horn, D. Schertz. ROW TEN: T. Beights, L. Rusher, M. Palmer, P. Bell, P. Bleeke, D. Snyder. K. Study, C. Dean, C. Harris. C. Jarrett, P. Herb. ABOVE: Panthers are you with us? chants Lee Elliott as she peps up the student body with a rousing cheer. BELOW: From left to right, the Reserve Cheerleaders were Wendy Berry, Cindy Meeks, Deb DeCarlo, Barb Young, and Ann Goshert. 78 . . . Sports and Cheerblock Cry Go— Fight— Win FAR LEFT: Looking quite perplexed. Barb Short seems to be telling the boys to get with it. All fans became totally engrossed in the Panther battles. LEFT: Six more points, thinks Kathy Thor- ington as she cheers the Panthers to another victory. The cheerleaders helped to create a unity of spirit in all students. BELOW: From left to right, the Varsity Cheerleaders are Kathy Thorington, Carol O ' Brien, Barb Short. Bobbie Billian, and Lee Elliott. These girsl worked as a group to promote spirit and enthusiasm. Sports ... 79 RIGHT: Following the athletic awards ban- quet speakers were heard in the auditorium. Mr. Griffith provokes thought on the part of many athletes during his comments. Lettermen Club Members End the ' 68 School Year with Their C 50(T Bike Race for Snider ' s Panthers Members of the Lettermen ' s club included, from left to right, ROW ONE: Dan Scheib, Mike Antrim, Tom Walls, Dan Votaw, Jim Vardaman, Mark Putt, Bob Fielden, Bill Fishering, Rick Knight, Gene Thompson, Mike Mohrman, Sam Steinmetz, Terry Moore, Rick Beers, John Savage, Dave Beard, Greg Major, and Dick Steele. ROW TWO: Dick Smith, Dennis Kinney, Roger Notestine, Ric Retrum, Bob Davies, Jeff Watts, Larry Fisher, Dave Gecowets, Jim Lowden, Larry Craver, Jim Deahl. Denny Jackson, Bill Moyer, Jim Steeg, Jeff Schneider, Russ Troyer, Dan Armstrong, Brad Meyer, Greg Goodall, Von Reichert, Jim Sircey, Joe Reed, Paul Schlatter, Howard Butler, Dave Martin, and Dave Dopp. ROW THREE Mr. Ron Wichern, Shawn Brown, Mark Greenlee, Chuck Busch, Dale Ehle, Dennis Sparks, Hank Kaluza, Randy Bartz, John Yoder, Mike Roberts, Jay Cox, Bob Nunly, Tom Rhinehold, Brett Nahrwold, Ron Widdifield, John Mohrman, Brad Hall, Fred Lee, Tom Irick, Phil Paino, Ken Sutherland, Marshall Kamer, Dave Riethmiller, Ron Gabriel, Gary Roth, Jim Lorman, Doug Aldrich, Dave Huff, Mike Aiken, Scott Feichter, Bob Ryan, John Kline, Rex Sefton, Dean Crum, Eric Roden- beck, Ted Reed. 80-Sports Intramural Programs Are Enjoyed by Participants Left: Panthers who enjoyed volleyball during the school year had an opportunity to take part in intramural programs in the evening. Below: Boys who wished to could use the gymnastics equipment to exercise and practice routines for the Greatest Show On Earth. Right: Shown serving the volleyball during a game is one of the many participants in Snider ' s intramural program. _,- w — tt- I Sarah Olsen Valedictorian Sheryl Shipman Salutatorian Sarah Olsen Leads the Senior Class on June 2, 1968 Ronald Hire Larry Dennis Mary Logan Norma Tompkinson Penny Deermer Carol O ' Brien Sue Lehman Ina Sivits Michael Knoll Jeff Schneider Russell Troyer Suzanne Morrison Arnita Bower Colleen Peickert 84 LEFT: Senior class sponsors, Mrs. Seaman and Mr. Rusk, advised the class of ' 68 throughout their years at Snider. BELOW: Roger Note- stine. Barb Short, Mike Antrim, and Ric Retrum were elected to lead the Seniors. The officers, with the guidance of the sponsors, organized all Senior activities for the year. Mrs. Seaman and Mr. Rusk Give Pupils Leadership During Their Three Years at Snider High School SUSAN ADANG Art Club 3; Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 BRUCE ADDIS Training Choir 2; Swing Choir 3; Chancellors 3; Concert Choir 3 LORETTA ADDIS Home Ec Club 2; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; Intramurals 2 KAY ALBERTSON Girls Cheerblock 1; Or- chestra 1,2,3 BETH ANDERSON Office Worker 3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; Attended Arling- ton High School, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1 TERRY ANDERSON Speech 3; Student Council 1,3; Squires 2; Library Assistant 2; SCROLL 1; Senior Play 3; Track 1 BRUCE ANDREWS Bowling Intramurals 1,2,3; Band 1 B. JANE ANDREWS Spanish Club 2; Swing Choir 3; Choir 2,3, Treasurer 3; FTA 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; Bowling Intramurals 2 Faces ... 85 Sophomore Year Begins with Anticipation of Moving J. MICHAEL ANTRIM Student Council 1.2. 3; Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3, Sergeant of Arms 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Class Vice President 3 KEITH ARGERBRIGHT DANIEL ARMSTRONG Student Council 3; Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 1,2. 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3 RICHARD ARMSTRONG LINDA ARTHUR Home Ec Club 3; Girls Cheerblock 2 JOANNE BAILEY Art Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2; Bowling Intramurals 1; Gym- nastics Club 1; SCROLL 3 CHARLES BAIR MARY BARTUSCH Home Ec Club 2; Office Worker 3; FTA 1; Entre Nous 1 BECKY BAUGH Debate 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 1,2 DAVID BEARD Training Choir 2; Student Council 3; Squires 2; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Crosscountry 1,2,3 LARRY BEATY Football 1,2,3 JAMES BEATTY STEVE BECKTELL Squires 3 RICHARD BEERS Student Council 1,2,3; Squires 2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1; Letterman ' s Club 3; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2; Intramu- rals 3 DOUG BEERY Speech 1,3; Debate 1,3; NFL 1,3; Swimming 1 CATHERINE BEGLIN Spanish Club 3; At- tended Albany High School, Albany, Georgia 1,2 DAVE BELSCHNER JUDITH BENNER FTA 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3 COLLEEN BENNETT MICHAEL BERRY JCL 1 86 — Faces Across the Road to a 4 1 2 Million Dollar Home BARBARA BILLIAN GAA 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Entre Nous 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Re- serve Cheerleader 1,2; Bowling Intramurals 1; Gymnastics Club 2 MICHAEL BIRELEY Squires 3 DEBORAH BLACKWELL JCL 1; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; Bowling Intramu- rals 1; SAFARI 1; Honor Roll 3 JIM BOBAY BOBBI BOLES Speech 1,2; Spanish Club 2; GAA 3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2; Fine Arts. Play 1; Intramurals 2 DIANE BOOHER Girls Cheerblock 1,2; Gym- nastics Club 1 ; Hall Guide 3 ARNITA BOWER Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2; Band 1; Principal ' s List 2; Honor Roll 2,3 BECKY BOWSER Office Worker 2; FTA 1; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2 BUTCH BOYCE Squires 2,3, Sergeant of Arms 3; Gymnastics Club 1; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 3 EDWARD BOYLE Gymnastics Club 1; Dance Band 1,2,3; Intramurals 3 CONNIE BRANDT Home Ec Club 2,3; Cafe- teria Worker 2,3 KAREN BRIDGES Spanish Club 3; Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock 3; Attended North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1,2 MICHELE BRIDGE Office Worker 3; Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Bowling Intramu- rals 2 JUDITH BRONSTETTER Spanish Club 2; Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Gymnastics Club 1; Majorettes 1,2 SHAWN BROWN Squires 2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Swimming 2,3 W. MICHEAL BRUDNEY Speech 3; Squires 2,3; Senior Play 3; Fine Arts Play 1,2 KEN BUIRLEY DEBBY BULLARD Art Club 3; Girls Cheer- block 3; Orchestra 1,2,3 TOM BURKROSS Principal ' s List 1 JUDITH BURR Faces — 87 Half Days for Panthers Continue Follow ing HOWARD BUTLER Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3; Basketball 2,3 SHERYL BUTTS JCL 1; Spanish Club 3; Girls Chorus 2; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheer- block 3 JUDITH BYERS Choir 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Bowling Intramurals 1 DENNIS CAMPBELL LINDA CAMPBELL Bowling Intramurals 1; Gymnastics Club 1,2 BRUCE CAPLE Social Studies Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Squires 2; Publications Pho- tographer 3; Swimming 2; Tennis 2,3; Boys ' State 2 BILL CAPPELLI German Club 1,2; Intramu- rals 3 MARIE CARBONI CHERYL CARR Library Assistant 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2; Orchestra 1,2.3 MICHAEL CARR German Club 2,3; Social Chairman 3; Squires 2,3; Football 1; Intramu- rals 2,3 BARBARA CASS Home Ec Club 3; Office Worker 3; Girls Cheerblock 3 JAMES CASTOR German Club 2,3, Presi- dent 3; Dance Band 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Drum Major 3; Swimming 1,2 MALINDA CEARBAUGH Art Club 3; Dance Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 1.2,3; Cafeteria Worker 2 TIMOTHY CHAPIN Squires 2 ELAINE CHURCH Choir 3, Girls Cheer- block 1 SARA COBURN Student Council 1, Entre Nous 3, Girls Cheerblock 1 CHARLES COLE JOSEPH CONRAD Speech 3; Squires 2; In- tramurals 2,3 MIKE CONREY TIMOTHY COOLEY Art Club 3; Social Studies Club 1; Squires 3; SAFARI 1,2,3, Lay- out Editor 1,2, Editor 3; SCROLL 1; Senior Play 3; Fine Arts Play 3; IMAGES 3; Prose Editor 3; Honor Roll 3 -Faces the Big Move During Spring Vacation of 1966 SUSAN COULTER Girls Chorus 2; Choir 2, 3; FTA 2,3 KAREN COX Choir 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2 LARRY CRAVER Student Council 1,2; Squires 2,3; Bowling Intramurals 2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3; Sports Editor 2.3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Intramu- rals 2,3; Class Vice-president 1,2 NANCY CRAWFORD Choir 1.2,3; GAA 3; Student Council 1,2; Entre Nous 1,2,3, Treas- urer 2; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; SCROLL 2; Advertising Manager 2; Class Secretary 2 JEFF CRETORS Squires 2,3; Cafeteria Worker 2; Football 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Wrestling Manager 3 VICKIE CRIPPEN Office Worker 2; Girls Chorus 2; Training Choir 2; Choir 3; Girls Cheer- block 1,2; SCROLL 3 MARLENE CROUSE Art Club 3 NANCY CULBERTSON Social Studies Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Entre Nous 2,3; Intramurals 1,2 REBECCA CUNNINGHAM Spanish Club 2. 3; FTA 2; Entre Hous 3; Girls Cheerbloek 2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; Band 1 DANIEL CURTIS Gymnastics Club 1,2,3 BOB DAVIES Squires 2,3; Sergeant-at-Arms 2,3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 3 CHARLES DAVIS HAL DAVIS JANE DAVIS Choir 2.3; FTA 3; Girls Cheer- block 3 MICHAEL DAWSON JAMES DEAHL Squires 2,3; Gymnastics Club 3; Lettermens Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Wrestling 2 BILL DEAL LOUIS DEARMOND PENNY DEERMER Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerbloek 1; Principal ' s List 2; Honor Roll 1,2 ARLENE DEMARCO Office Worker 2,3; FTA 3; Students Council 2,3; Entre Nous 2,3 Faces- Sophomores Socialize at Annual Class Party CAMILLE DE MOND Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; FTA 3; Entre Nous 1,2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2; SAFARI 1 LINDA DENEKE Choir 1,2 LARRY DENNIS JCL 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 1, Band 1, SAFARI Photographer 2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3, Assistant Editor 1, Editor in Chief 2, General Manager 3; Tri-Kappa Award 3; Principal ' s List 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3 JAMES DERBYSHIRE Art Club 2,3; Senior Chairman JANINE DERBYSHIRE Art Club 2,3; Vice President 3; Home Ec Club 2,3, Vice President 3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3 NANCY DESJARDINS French Club 3; Stu- dent Council 2,3; Entre Nous 2; SAFARI 1,2,3, Advertising Manager 2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3, Copy Editor 1,2,3; Hall Guide 2 CHARLES DIEHL Attended North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 PEGGY DONAHUE TOM DORSEY Squires 2; Library Assistant 1 SANDRA DOUGHTON FTA 2; Intramu- rals 1 SHARON DRAYER FTA 1; SAFARI 1 RENEE DREYER Girls Chorus 3; Training Choir 2 ELAINE DIRSCOLL Home Ec Club 2,3; Choir 2,3 PATRICK. DYE JCL 1,2,3; Squires 3, President 3; Football 1; Intramurals 3 STEVEN EASTOM MARILYN EDWARDS Office Worker 3; Training Choir 2 TERRY EDWARDS Speech 3; Student Coun- cil 3, President 3; Squires 2; Dance Band 1,2; Rotarian 3 BARBARA EHLE Girls Cheerblock 1,2; Bowling Intramurals 1,2 KEITH EICHENAUER WILLARD EDISON Honor Roll 1 90 — Faces wi th a ' Live Guy ' from the New WLYV Radio Station LESLYE ELLIOT Entre Nous 1,2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Reserve Cheerleader 2; Gym- nastics Club 1,2,3 SHIRLEY ELWOOD NATHAN ENGLAND Squires 2,3, President 2; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 3; Track 1,2. 3; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2,3 CINDY ENGLE Speech 1; Entre Nous 3; Bowling Intramurals 3 HOPE ENTERLINE BRUCE FAYLOR Football 1 SANDRA FEICHTER Art Club 2; German Club 2,3 BOB FIELDEN Squires 1,2,3, Vice President 2,3; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2, 3; Football 2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Track Manager 3 STAN FISCHER Art Club 3 BARBARA FISHER Office Worker 2,3; Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Bowling In- tramurals 2 LARRY FISHER G. BILL FISHERING A.V. Service Club 1; Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Intramurals 2,3 ANDRE FLANDROIS LINDA FLECK Speech 1,2,3; NFL 3; FTA 1, 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2; Gymnastics Club 2 TIM FLEMING DALE FLYNN Attended Horseheads High School, Horseheads, New York, 1 VICKY FOULKS Office Worker 2; Entre Nous 2 GREG FOX GLORIA FRYER FTA 1,2,3; GAA 3; Student Council 2; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3, President 2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3, Feature Editor 2,3; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 3 AL FULLER Faces — 91 As Juniors, Students Report 92 . . . Faces in September for First Full Days in New Building MATTHEW FULTZ DIANE GACH Social Studies Club 3; Span- ish Club 2,3, Treasurer 2; Entre Nous 2,3; Bowl- ing Intramurals 1,2; Honor Roll 2 DENISE GAFF JCL 1; Spanish Club 3; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 2, President 3; Student Council 1,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; SCROLL 2 MICHAE L GAFF A.V. Service Club 3; Li- brary Assistants 2; Gymnastics Club 1,2; Cross Country 1,2 NICOLE GAGE Girls Cheerblock 3; Bowling Intramurals 2,3 RICK GARDNER DAVE GECOWETS Squires 1,2.3; Letter- man ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Rotarian 3; Tri-Kappa 2; Boys State 2; Principal ' s List 1,2; Class Presi- dent 2; All-State Football 3 BRUCE GETTING Bowling Intramurals 1; Basketball 1.2; Intramurals 3 GYL GEORGE Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheer- block 1; Gymnastics Club 1 SALLY GERBER Home Ec Club 3; German Club 2,3; Attended Rich East Twp. High School, Park Forest. Illinois, 1 RICHARD GIGANDET Track 1 MAUREEN GLASS Library Assistant 3; At- tended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1,2 ROBERT GOEGLEIN Gymnastics 1; Cafe- teria Worker 3 SUSAN GOLEMBIEWSKI Choir 2,3 GREG GOODALL Squires 3, Vice-President 3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Swimming 1 ,2,3 TOM GORRELL Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2. Swimming-Manager 1,2 J.KATHERINE GRAHAM Swing Choir 3 Choir 3; Gymnastics Club 1 LINDA GRAHAM Speech 1,3; Debate 1 NFL 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Entre Nous 3; Booster Club 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; SAFARI 1 SCROLL 2; Intramurals 3 SHERRY GREEN Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne. Indiana, 1,2 KENT GREENLEE Social Studies Club 1; Student Council 3 ROBERT GREIM Speech 3; Debate 3; Squires 2,3 CAROL GREEN DIANE GRIFFITH Attended New Haven High School, New Haven, Indiana, 1,2 MICHAEL GROGG German Club 2,3; Dance Band 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3 NANCY GROSECLOSE Attended Green- ville High School, Greenville, Mississippi, 1,2 GREG GROSS Intramurals 3 DARWIN GROVES Squires 2,3 VICKIE GRUNEWALD French Club 3; FTA 2,3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; Gymnastics Club 1,2 JAN GUSHE Officer Worker 2; French Club 3; Choir 1; FTA 1,3; Library Assistants 1 REX GUILDENBECHER German Club 2,3; Student Council 2; Squires 2,3 NANCY GUMPP French Club 3; Choir 2,3: FTA 2,3; Honor Roll 2: Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1 SUSAN GUMPP Choir 1,2,3; FTA 1,2; Girls Cheerblock 1 SYLVIA GUTHIER Entre Nous 2,3 LYNN HAGER KATHLEEN HALE Speech 2,3; Entre Nous 3; Library Assistants 1 KATHY HALL Student Council 1,2,3; Entre Nous 2; Bowling Intramurals 1 CAROLYN HARDING DONALD HARDY BRUCE HARE Football 1,2; Basketball 1 LINDA HARKLESS Home Ec Club 2,3; Caf- eteria Worker 3 ELAINE HARMEYER Home Ec 2,3; Presi- dent 2,3; Office Worker 3; Bowling Intramurals 1,3; Pantherettes 1,2,3, Headmasoutte 3 SUZANNE HARMEYER Home Ec Club 2, 3; Secretary 3; Bowling Intramurals 1,3 JAY HARSHBARGER SUSAN HARTSING 94— Faces THOMAS HAVENS Swimming 1 BRAD HEATH JAN HEINTZELMAN Booster Club 2,3; Football 1 MICHAEL HEMPHILL Swimming 1 BECKY HENDRICKS Art Club 3 BARB HERB Home Ec Club 2,3, Treasurer; Entre Nous 1; Girls Cheerblock 2,3 RONALD HIRE JCL 1,2; German Club 2.3, Sergeant of Arms 3; Orchestra 1,2; Band 1,2; Tri-Kappa Award 2; Principal ' s List 1,2 ROBERT HITCHCOCK Squires 2,3; Track 1,2; Crosscountry 1,2 JULIE HOLLE Art Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; FTA 1; Booster Club 2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2; SAFARI 2; SCROLL 2; Hall Guide 3 SHEILA HOLLO Entre Nous 3; Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, In- diana 1 ROLLIN HOLT Attended Greensburg High School, Greensburg, Indiana 1,2 DAVID HUDSON Band 2,3; Attended North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 N. SCOTT HUFFINE German Club 1,2; Squires 2,3 DENISE HUMPHREY Entre Nous 2,3; At- tended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 DOUG HUMPHREY JOYCE HUNTER Spanish Club 2,3; GAA 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; Bowl- ing Intramurals 1,2; Band 1 CANDY HUTSON Speech 2; NFL 1; JCL 1; FTA 1; Student Council 1; Entre Nous 1; Gym- nastics Club 1; SCROLL 2,3, Exchange Editor 2,3 LEE HUTTON Booster Club 2; Bowling In- tramurals 1; Cafeteria Worker 1,2; Tennis 3 DENNIS JACKSON Squires 1,2,3; Booster Club 3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Ro- tarian 3; Honor Roll 2 SHARON JACKSON JUDITH JAMISON Girls Chorus 1; Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,3; Reserve Cheerleader 2 WAYNE JODER Office Worker 2; Speech 3; Debate 3; NFL 3 CATHERINE JOHNS FTA 3; Attended Bartlett Senior High, Memphis, Tennessee, 1,2 CONNIE JOHNSON Faces — 95 Valuable Testing Experience Is Offered to All R. WHITNEY JOHNSON Dance Band 1,2; Band 1,2; Basketball 2; Honor Roll 1,2 REG1NA JORNOD Social Studies Club 1; FTA 3- Orchestra 1,2,3; SAFARI 1,2, Assist- ant Editor 2; SCROLL 1,3, Reporter 1,3; Girls- State PETER KANDIS Squires 3; Letterman s Club 3; Football 3; Wrestling 2,3; Attended La Porte High School, La Porte, Indiana, 1 PATRICIA KEISER Social Studies Club 1, German Club 1,2; Swing Choir 3; Orchestra 1, 2,3; SCROLL 1,2,3 PAMELA KEMPTON Art Club 3; Entre Nous 3 RICHARD KERN PHIL KERSEY DENNIS KINNEY Squires 1,2,3: Letter- man ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Golf 1,2,3 LINDA KINNEY BILL RISER DIANA KITE JCL 2,3; Girls Chorus 3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 2; Gymnastics Club 2 DEBORAH KNIGHT Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock I; Bowling Intramurals 1: SCROLL I RICK KNIGHT Squires 2,3, Vice President 2; Gymnastics Club 1; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Foot- ball 1,2.3: Swimming 1,2 MICHAEL KNOLL Bowling Intramurals 2,3; Principal ' s List 2; Honor Roll 1,2 MARTHA KOESTER Entre Nous 1,2,3 BOB KOONTZ A. V. Service Club 2 BARBARA KONZ Attended Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 2 TOM KRESSLEY SHERRY KROEMER Entre Nous 2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2 STEVE KUMFER 96— Faces Through National Merit and PSAT Examinations KATHY KURTZ Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheer- block 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3 STEVE KUTSCH Squires 2; Swimming 1: Tennis 1,2 RICHARD LADIG German Club 1,2,3 LINDA LAKAMP Speech 2; JCL 1; Choir 1, 2,3; FTA 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Bowl- ing Intramurals 1; SCROLL 1.2 RONALD LAMB Attended North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 DAVE LANNINg SHAR1E LAWYER Office Worker 3; Entre Nous 2; Girls Cheerblock I JAMES LEATHERMAN Squires 2,3, Presi- dent 3; Gymnastics Club 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 2,3; Track 3; Intramurals 3; At- tended Ottawa Hills High School, Grand Rapids. Michigan, 1 SUE LEHMAN Art Club 2,3; Speech 1,2.3; Debate 1; NFL 2.3, Vice-President 3; French Club 3; Entre Nous 2; Bowling Intramurals 1; SAFARI 2, Assistant Headline Editor 2; SCROLL 1,2,3, Assistant News Editor 1, News Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Images 2,3. Art Editor 2, Co-Editor 3. Prose Fiction Editor 3; Principals List 1; Honor Roll 1,2.3 DAVID LEMENT Intramurals 3; Attended Arroyo High School, San Lovenzo, California 1,2 BONNIE LEWIS GAA 3; Student Council 1; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; SCROLL 2 JAMES LEWIS JEAN LINDEMUTH JCL 1; German Club 3; Library Assistant 3 MARY LOGAN Speech 3; NFL 3; French Club 3; Student Council 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3, Secretary 1. Vice President 3; Bowling Intramurals 2; Gym- nastics Club 1; SAFARI 2,3; SCROLL 1,2.3, Assistant Copy and Proof Editor 1,2,3; School Play 1; Principals List 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1.2,3 DAVID LONG Speech 3; German Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Squires 2; Band 1; Swim- ming 2; Golf 1,2,3 JOANNE LOPEZ FTA 1; Entre Nous 1.2; Bowling 1 JAMES LOWDEN Squires 1,2.3. Secretary 3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3 STEPHEN LUDWIG Squires 1,2,3; SCROLL 1; Golf 1; Intramurals 3 R. RENEE LYKINS 3; Library Assistant 2 SUE McCART Training Choir 2; Choir Faces — 97 First Annual Class Breakfast Is Successful DANNETTE McCONKEY Girls Chorus 3; Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1,2 MICHEAL McCONKEY Office Worker 2,3; Squires 2,3; Hall Guide 3; Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 STAN McCONNELL Attended Woodlan High School, Woodburn, Indiana, 1 E.THOMAS McDONALD Attended Kokomo High School, Kokomo, Indiana, 1 DEBORAH McGRAIL Speech 3; Debate 3; NFL 2, President 2; Choir 1 LINDA McKIBBEN FTA I; Library Assis- tant 1 SANDRA McNUTT FTA 3 JANET MADDEN GREG MAJOR Squires 1,2,3; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3 PATRICIA MALONEY Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 LINDA MANIER Majorettes 2,3, Treasurer 3; Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, I J. DAVID MARTIN Student Council 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Squires 2,3, Secretary 3; Let- terman ' s Club 1,2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; SAFARI 1, Assistant Sports Editor 1; Wres- tling 2,3; Football Manager 1,2,3; Basketball 1, Class Treasurer 1,2 MARSHA MARTIN PAUL MARTIN Swimming 3; Attended Ferndale High School, Ferndale, Michigan 1 CARLA MASON TONY MAUGHMER Band 1,2,3 MARILYN MAZZIOTTI Senior Play 3; At- tended Whitmer Senior High School, Toledo, Ohio 1,2 PAM MERRITT JCL 1,2; Social Studies Club 3; Bowling Intramurals 1,2, Band 1,2 ROBERT MEYER Dance Band 1,2,3; Orches- tra 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Rotarian 3 BRADLEY MEYER Squires 2,3; Dance Band 1,2; Band 1,2: Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2 98— Faces as Early-Rising Sophomores Honor Juniors DEBBIE MEYER Speech 1,3; NFL 3; JCL 1, Praetor 1; Student Council 1,3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3, Treasurer 1, Vice- President 2; SCROLL 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1 JOHN MICKELSON Bowling Intramurals 2 HELEN M1LENTIS JAMES MILLER Intramurals 2,3; Attended South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1 KATHLEEN MILLER Home Ec Club 3; Girls Chorus 2; Choir 1,2,3 MICHAEL MILLER Social Studies Club 2; French Club 3; SCROLL 1 REBECCA MILLER Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1 ROBERT MILLER Office Worker 2 JOHN MISHLER Office Worker 3; Swing Choir 2; Chancellors 2; Choir 1,2.3; Cafeteria Worker 2,3 SHARON MITCHELL Orchestra 2,3; Band 1, 2,3, Band Council 3 MIKE MOHRMAN Student Council 1,2,3 Squires Club 2; Bowling Intramurals 1; Letter man ' s Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2 Golf 1,3; Intramurals 3; Rotarian 3; Honor Rol 1 TERRY MOORE Letterman ' s Club 3; Foot ball 1,2,3; Intramurals 2.3 SUZANNE MORRISON German Club 1,2.3, Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2 RITA MORROW Band 3; Attended Auburn High School, Auburn, Indiana 1,2 SHEILA MOSES CARL MOSHER Art Club 3; Attended Con- cordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne, In- diana, 1,2 WILLIAM MOYER Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Intra- murals 2,3: Honor Roll 2,3 JACK MURACH German Club 2,3 JUDITH MURACH COLLEEN MURRAY FTA 3; Girls Cheer- block 3 Junior Prom Transports Couples to Italian Street LYNN MYERS Choir 2,3 SANDY MYERS Choir 1,2,3; Bowling Intra- murals 2 THOMAS NEWMAN Speech 1,2,3; Debate 3; NFL 2,3; Squires 2; Attended Auburn High School, Auburn, Indiana 1 MIKE NICCUM Squires 3; Attended River- side High School, Painesville, Ohio, 1,2 ELIZABETH NICKELL Social Studies Club 1,3; FTA 1; Band 1,2; Honor Roll 2 CHRISTIAN NORDLIN Dance Band 3; Orchestra 3; Band 3; Attended Livingston High School, Livingston, New Jersey, 1,2 C. DIANE NORTH French Club 3; FTA 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 3; Principal ' s List 1; Honor Roll 3 DENNIS NOTESTINE Squires 3; Track 2 ROGER NOTESTINE Spanish Club 2; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Hall Guide 2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1.2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 3; Boys ' State 2; Class Treasurer 3 CAROL O ' BRIEN JCL 1; FTA 1; GAA 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Varsi- ty Cheerleader 2,3; Reserve Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics Club 1,2; DAR 3; Principal ' s List 3; Honor Roll 1,2 SARAH OLSEN Social Studies Club 1,2,3; Treasurer; French Club 3, President 3; Choir 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Student Council 2; Tri- Kappa 2; Principal ' s List 1,2,3 JANE OPLIGER FTA 1,2; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1.2; Band 1; SCROLL 2 DAN OSBORN A.V. Service Club 1; Squires 3 CAROL OSTERHAUS HomeEcClub3 CHERYL OSTERHAUS Home Ec Club 3 STEVEN PACE Squires 1,2,3 CHERYL PARKER German Club 3; Girls Cheerblock 1.2; SCROLL 1 LARRY PARTAIN Choir 1,2,3; A.V. Service Club 1; Squires 3; Cafeteria Worker 2 DEBORAH PASTRICK Social Studies Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 1; Choir 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3 VICKI PAWLISCH Choir 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheer- block 1,2,3; SCROLL 1,2; Hall Guide 2; Princi- pal ' s List 3; Honor Roll 2 100— Faces Through Festive Theme of ' Fantasio Italiano ' SUE PEAVEY EntreNousl COLLEEN PEICKERT Art Club 3; Speech 3; French Club 3; Girls Cheerblock 2,3: Princi- pal ' s List 2; Honor Roll 3; Attended Kentwood High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1 JACK PETERSON Speech 3 MICHELE PRINCIPE Art Club 3; FTA 3; Attended Wickliffe Senior High School, Wick- liffe, Ohio, 1 MARK PUTT Squires 2; Gymnastics Club 3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2 LOREN RANDALL Swing Choir 3; Squires 3; Bowling Intramurals 3; Football 2 GREGORY RECHT Squires 3 RANDY RECHT JOE REED Squires 1,2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1 VON REICHERT Squires 2,3; Track 1; Swim- ming 1,2,3; Football 1,2 VAN REIGHTER ROBERT REMKE ERIC RETRUM Student 1,2; Squires 1,2,3 Band 1; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3: Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Boys State 2; Honor Roll 1,2: Class President 1,3 CAROL REYNOLDS Speech 3; Senior Play 3; Attended Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Senior High School, Schenectady, New York, 1 RICK RICE Football 1, Basketball I JANA RICH Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 2,3; Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheerblock 2,3; Attended River Valley High School, Marion, Ohio, 1 DEBRA RICHARDS Art Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3, Historian 3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1; Hall Guide 3 ROBERT RICHEY Squires 2,3; Bowling In- tramurals 3; Tennis 2,3 KEITH RICKOFF Gymnastics Club 1; Foot- ball 2 JA NICE RIDENOUR Social Studies Club 1; French Club 3; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; FTA 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Majorettes 1,2; Girls Cheerblock 1 ,3; Bowling Intramurals 2; Gymnastics Club 1 Faces — 101 Retrum, Antrim, Short, and Notestine Lead Events STEVEN RINKER Attended Concordia Lutheran High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana. 1 VIRGINIA RISH JCL 1,2; FTA 1; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2.3; SAFARI 1,2,3. Copy Editor 1,2,3 MICHAEL ROBERTS A.V. Service Club 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 2 DAVID ROBINSON Spanish Club 2; Squires 3 RODNEY ROCKWELL Bowling Intramurals 1,2 BUTCH RODEMEYER Squires 2,3 RICHARD ROE JCL 1,2; Swing Choir 3; Chancellors 1; Choir 1,2,3; Squires 2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Bowling Intramurals 1; SCROLL 2 SHIRLEY ROOP Girls Chorus 1; Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; FTA 2,3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 3 ROBERT ROSS Squires 1,2,3; Bowling Intra- murals 1 ; Cross Country 3; Intramurals 3 SANDRA ROUSSEFF Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1 KATHLEEN RUCHEL Spanish Club 2; Choir 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 2 DIANNE ST. GEORGE DALE SARGENT Intramurals 3 JOHN SAVAGE Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Foot- ball 3; Swimming 1,2,3 DANIEL SCHEIB Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2 BRUCE SCHEMEHORN Training Choir 3; Dance Band 2,3; Band 2,3; Attended Lafayette Jefferson High School, Lafayette, Indiana 1 PAUL SCHLATTER Squires 2,3, President 3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3, President 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 3 TONI SCHLOTTERBACK GAA 3; Cafeteria Worker 2 CHERYL SCHMIDT Office Worker 1,2,3; German Club 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3 DAN SCHMIDT Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 102 .. . Faces for 1968Grads The Final Rush of Activities Builds Memories JEFF SCHNEIDER Student Council 3; Squires 2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Rotarian 3; Principal ' s List 1; Honor Roll 2 MARGARET SCHRAM Art Club 2,3, Jun- ior Chairman 2; Girls Cheerblock 1 ,2,3 VICK1 SEIDEL SALLY SHAMBAUGH French Club 3, Treasurer 3; GAA 3; Student Council 3, Secre- tary 3; Entre Nous 1,2,3, Historian 2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3, Vice President 1; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; Gymnastics 2,3; SAFARI 1,2, 3, Class Editor 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3; SCROLL 1,2 ROBERTA SHEEAN ANGELA SHERRY Speech 1.2,3; Debate 3; NFL 3; Entre Nous 3; Booster Club 3; Cafe- teria Worker 2, Intramurals 1 SHERYL SHIPMAN JCL 1,2,3, Praetor 3; Social Studies Club 1,2,3, President 3; FTA 1,2, Orchestra 2,3; Band 1,2,3, Point Secretary 3: SCROLL 1,2,3; Tri-Kappa 2; Principal ' s List 1,2 DORIS SHIRK Art Club 3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Bowling Intramurals 1,2,3 BARBEE SHORT Swing Choir 2,3; Choir 1, 2,3, Secretary 3; FTA I; GAA 3; Student Council 1; Entre Nous 1,2.3, Treasurer 1; Varsi- ty Cheerleader 1,2,3: Reserve Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2; SAFARI 3, Sports Editor 3; SCROLL 1, Assistant Sports Editor 1; Class Secretary 1,3 ROBERT SHOVLIN JCL 2; Dance Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; Band 1,2,3, President 3 KIRK SHUSTER JCL 1,2, President 2; Squires 1,2,3; SCROLL 1,2; Senior Play 3, In- tramurals 2,3 DARLENE SICKAFOOSE JOHN SIEMER Speech 3; Debate 3; NFL 3; JCL 1,2,3; FTA 3; Band 1; SCROLL 1,2; Foot- ball 3; Golf 3; Intramurals 1,2 JAMES SIRCEY Squires 3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3: Swimming 1,2,3 INA SIVITS JCL 1,2,3; Swing Choir 2,3: Choir 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3; Library Assistant 1,2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Principal ' s List 3; Honor Roll 1,2 CAROL SMITH HERSCHEL SMITH Squires 3 PAT SMITH GAA 3; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 3; Gymnastics Club 2; Attended Bishop Dwenger High School. Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 RICHARD SMITH Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2 ROSE ANN SMITH 1 04 ... Faces as Seniors Look Ahead to Many Varied Futures CHERYL SMOCK Art Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Entre Nous 2,3; Girls Cheerblock 1; Gymnastics 2,3 KATHLEEN SNELL Office Worker 2; Girls Cheerblock 1; Bowling Intramurals 1; Hall Guide 3 AMY SNYDER Attended Gov. Livingston Regional High School, Berleley Heights, New Jersey, 1,2 MARK SNYDER JCL I; Student Council 1, 3; Squires 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Orchestra 1.3; Band 1,2; Golf 1; Intramurals 1 MARY SPENCER Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 CARL STAHL CAROL STALEY Office Worker 3; Choir 2, 3; Entre Nous 2; Bowling Intramurals 1 JAMES STEEG JCL 1,2.3, Consul Secundus 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Squires 1.2,3; Letter- man ' s Club 2,3; Cross Country 2; Golf 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2.3; Football 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Honor Roll 3 JAMES STEELE German Club 1,2; Bowling Intramurals 1,2.3; Football 1 ROBERT STEFFEN Chancellors 3; Choir 3; Attended Milford High School, Milford, Indi- ana, 1,2 C. SAMUEL STEINMETZ Squires 2,3; Let- terman ' s Club 3; Swimming 2,3; Intramurals 3; Attended North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 JAMES STOPPENHAGEN JCL 1,2; Squires 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1, Gymnastics 1,2; SAFARI 1,2 GEORGE STRAWBRIDGE Speech 1,3; De- bate 1; NFL 3; Squires 2,3; Swimming 2 KARYN STRESSER French Club 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Entre Nous 1.2,3; Girls Cheer- block 1,3; SCROLL 1 KAREN STRATTON JAMES STUTZMAN Attended Center Grove High School, Greenwood, Indiana, 1 ROBERT SULLIVAN JAMES TAYLOR INGRID TEGTMEYER Attended Columbus High School, Columbus, Indiana, 1,2 JUNE THALACKER French Club 3; Library Assistant 1,2,3; Pantherettes 1,2,3, President Faces ... 105 GENE THOMPSON Squires 3; Bowling In- tramurals 1,2; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2 SUE THOMPSON Student Council 1.2; Booster Club 3; Dance Band 2; Band 1,2,3; SCROLL 1; Senior Play 3 KATHY THORINGTON JCL 1; Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Entre Nous 1,2; Girls Cheer- block 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Gymnastics Club 1,2; SAFARI 1,2,3, Business Manager 1, 2,3; Hall Guide 2,3 LINDA TODD Entre Nous 3; Girls Cheer- block 3: Attended General H. H. Arnold. Wiesbaden, Germany, 1,2 NORMA TOMKINSON Office Worker 3; FTA 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; Orchestra 1; Band 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Principal ' s List 1,2, 3; Honor Roll 2 SUSAN TRAGER FTA 1; Student Council 1, 2; Entre Nous 2; Honor Roll 2 KATHY TRIETSCH Home Ec Club 3; Bowl- ing Intramurals 3 KAREN TROUE German Club 3; FTA 1; Band 1,2; Hall Guide 2 DOUG TROVINGER RUSSEL TROYER Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Intra- murals 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2 PATRICIA TUNIN Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 3 MARILYN TUPPER Attended Argos Com- munity School, Argos. Indiana, 2 MIKE VANCE JIM VARDAMAN Student Council 1,2; Or- chestra 2,3; Band 1,2,3, Quartermaster 3; Let- terman ' s Club 2,3; Swimming 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 2; Rotarian 3; Principal ' s List 1; Honor Roll 1 GREGG VERESH Art Club 3; Squires 3, Sergeant at Arms 3; Football 2; Track 1: In- tramu rals 3 SHARON VONDERAU Speech 3; NFL 3; JCL 1; Student Council 2; Entre Nous 3; Li- brary Assistant 1; Girls Cheerblock 1,2,3; SCROLL 1.2,3, Circulation Manager 2,3 DAN VOTAW Student Council 1; Squires 2,3; Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3; SAFARI 1; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3 DAVE WADE Speech 3: Squires 1,2,3; Golf 1; Intramurals 2,3 LINDA WAGGONER Art Club 3: Entre Nous 3; Attended Nappanee High School, Nap- panee, Indiana, 1,2 JOHN WALKER Speech 2,3; Debate 2,3; NFL 2,3: Student Council 3; Squires 2,3; Ten- nis 2; Attended Fairmont West High School, Kettering, Ohio, I THOMAS WALLS Spanish Club 2,3; Squires 2; Dance Band 1: Band 1,2,3; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; Football 1; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2: Wrestling 3; Intramurals 2 STEVE WARNER SALLY WARWICK JEFF WATTS Squires 2,3, Treasurer 3; Booster Club 1; Letterman ' s Club 2,3; SAFARI 2,3, Photographer 2,3: SCROLL 2,3. Photog- rapher 2,3; Track 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3, Co- captain 3; Attended Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Michigan, 1 106 .. . Faces DIANA WEEKS Girls Cheerblock [; Bowling Intramurals 2 KAREN WELLS Social Studies Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Spanish Club 2,3; FTA 1; Entre Nous I; Girls Cheerblock 1.2,3; Bowling Intra- murals 1; SCROLL 1,2,3; Hall Guide 3 NANCY WENDELL Speech 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Entre Nous 2,3, Secretary 2; Girls Cheer- block 1,2,3; Bowling Intramurals 1,2; SCROLL 2.3; Senior Play 3 LINDA WENGER Office Worker 2,3 NANCY WERNER Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne. Indiana, 1 KAREN WHITE Entre Nous 2,3; Attended Bishop Dwenger High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 LINDA WILKERSON Art Club 3; Spanish Club 3, Attended Champaign High School, Champaign, Illinois, 2 JOE WILLIAMS Squires 2,3, Vice President 3; Intramurals 3 ERIC WINDMILLER Dance Band 1; Band 1,2 GARY WISE DAN WITTE JON WOLF Squires 2,3; Booster Club 2; Band 1: Cross Country 2; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3 LINDA WOLF Spanish Club 2,3; Girls Cho- rus 1; FTA 2,3; Entre Nous 2; Girls Cheerblock 1,2 GREGORY WOOD Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3 SUSAN WULPI Choir 2,3; Attended Downers Groves High School. Downers Groves. Illinois, 1 KAREN YOUNG Attended Elmhurst High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 SUSAN YOUNG German Club 1,2; Girls Cheerblock 1; SCROLL 2,3, Headline Editor 3 DAVE ZEHR Spanish Club 2: Student Coun- cil 3; Squires 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3 DONALD ZINK ROBERT ZUBER LINDA ZURBRUGG Library Assistant 2; Band 1,2,3 THOMAS HAIFLEY Squires 2,3 RAND PARKER Spanish Club, Vice President 2, President 3; SCROLL 2,3; Honor Roll 1 Faces ... 107 108— Faces Mothers Tea Are a Part of the Senior Activities Faces— 109 Prom and Awards Assembly Planned for Seniors ' 110— Faces Honor and Fun Faces — 1 11 Baccalaureate and Commencement Open Doors to the h -irffi Future for 1968 Graduates 114— Faces Final Walk to Receive Their High School Diplomas Faces — 115 The Junior Class Officers for the 1967-1968 school year were Rex Sefton, vice-president; Connie Lambert, secretary; Brett Nahrwold, class president; and Kay Fuhrman, treasurer. Mrs. Posey and Mr. Hemmer, class sponsors, were always on hand to assist the class officers. They spent much time preparing plans for the Junior Prom, Oriental Twilight. They also worked on other activities such as the Sopho- more Mixer given early in the year for the Sophomore Class. Junior Class Returns to Build on Its Foundation From the start, the Junior Class found themselves in everything under the sun. Throughout the year, juniors used their talents and time in everything from studying Shakespeare ' s Macbeth to mixing substances in chemistry lab. In the fall, the juniors elected class officers. Those chosen were Brett Nahrwold, president; ' Rex Sefton, vice-president; Connie Lambert, secretary; and Kay Fuhrman, treasurer. With the help of their sponsors, Mr. Hemmer and Mrs. Posey, they organized a Sophomore Mixer, a time when new sophomores could become acquainted. During the winter months, plans were begun for the Junior Prom on April 20, an event which the juniors will never forget. The Junior Breakfast was considered a triumph by the juniors because the underclassmen served the food. During the spring, the libraries were buzzing with students conscientiously working on their English research papers. Hard work and re- laxation were successfully combined by the juniors for a truly rewarding year. Tim Adam Linda Adams Rick Adams Larry Adelman Mike Aiken Debi Aldrich Doug Aldrich Parry Ambler LaVerne Anderson Paula Anderson Robin Anderson Jackie Argerbright Pam Arnett Leonard Babcock rf J 116 .. . Faces Linda Babcock Cindy Bacon Bill Bain Lanna Baker Joyce Balyeat Janet Barch Terresa Barrera Mike Barrington Randy Bartz Bob Batchelder Gene Bateman Julie Baxter Barbara Beard Terry Beaty Barb Beck Bibian Beckteell Cathy Bedwell Sam Beer Linda Beestcher Bob Beezley Annette Bell Cindy Bender Toni Bender Pat Berry Skip Berry Wendy Berry Katy Buethin Don Black Chuck Blake Penny Bledsoe Gail Blessing Dave Boitet Rick Bograb Rhonda Bollier Brenda Bowman Deb Bradshaw Barb Brase Terry Bridges Ellie Brooke Chris Brown Debi Brown Linda Brown Steve Brown Dave Brubaker Jill Bruggner Cindy Buechner Dianne Burlage Sue Burnau Chuck Busch Jan Butler Cheri Bux Eddie Byer Tom Byren JaneCanfield Nancy Capen Alyce Carlson Ginny Carpenter Nancy Chaney Pam Church Tom Clark Debbie Cleveland Kathy Clevenger Sue Cline Cindy Collins Denita Collins Tom Comparet Sue Conrey Bonnie Coolamn ArettaCoppolino Faces ... 1 17 Jay Cox Pat Crecelius Robert Creek Lynn Croteau Muriel Crouse Dave Crowder Martha Croxton Dean Crum Margaret Culbertson Barbara Dahlgren Doug Daniels Bill Davis Blaine Davis Deena Davis Kathy Davis John Day Roxanne Day Keith DeMeritt Charlene DeVaux Nancy Dice James Dickmeyer Dave Diedrich Dave Dolson Janet Donahue David Dopp Susan Dray Jane Dumask Jim Dunn Rick Eby Lynn Eby Dale Ehle Michelle Eich Joyce Eisenmann Donald Ellison Dorothy Elwood Mike Englert Tom Ervin Mike Failor David Faux Scott Feichter Randall Felber Al Felger Mara Ferguson Bill File Leslie Fillipow Carol Finkbeiner Karen Finton Linda Flotow Darcie Foltz Larry Foor Doug Ford Kay Fuhrman James Francis Paul Franklin Mike Frazier Delores Freeland Jim Friedley Deborah Fritz Jenny Fultz Ron Gabriel DanelleGabrielle Vicki Badson Keith Gaff Kathy Gage Mark Garberich Bruce Gardiner David Gatchell Cathy Geeting Sandy Getts Russell Glaser 118 .. . Faces Gregory Gochenour DougGoodall Christine Gooley Ann Goshert Sally Gramhling James Green John Green JefTGreim Jim Grimm Steven Grzych Tim Hayes Terry Hamrick Phil Harris Max Harlman Sue Havens Kathleen Hayes Steve Heck Valerie Hemmig Richard Hemsoth Caryn Henline Steve Henry John Hesler Sandy Herbst Sandy Hetrick Chris Heyn Larry Hickman Doug Higgins Gary Highlen Renee Highlen Nancy Hindle Mayine Hines Robert Holodicti Pam Horton Sue Hudson David Huff Terry Husted Sharon Hutchison Pam Ianucilli Charles Inman Thomas Irick Mike Isley Greg Jackson Leoinne Jacobs Nancy Jane Kay Jeffery Mark Jeffery Genia Jerome Ann Johnson Denise Johnson Judy Johnson Rita Johnson Stan Johnson Faith Jones Jack Jones Natalie Jones Lindy Juergens Steve Kaluza Steve Kandis Kathy Kaough Susan Karbach Terry Kearns Ben Keckler Terry Kershner Vicki Kiefer Barb Kinney Larry Kirkman John Kline Clair Konn Doug Knaver Faces. .119 Marsha Knoll Cindy Kolb Kathy Koontz Kathy Krantz Melanie Krieg Larry Kruckeberg Karl Kroeber Sharon Kruse Jim Kughler Hank Kulesza Barbara Kurosky John Ladig Connie Lambert Fred Lee Don Leininger Eric Langer Nancy Langley Walter Langley Linda Lemert Lance Lepper Nita Levy Kandy Libka Sally Lincoln Mike Lindemuth Jeff Lohse Vicki Longenecker Mary Jeanne Loos Robin Lord Jim Lorman Linda Louthan Roger Louthan Bob Lowden Carol Mackey Carol Maloney Dan Maloney Teri Marquardt Elaine Martin Jim Martin Pam Martin John Masteangeli Ken Maxfield Cheryl Maxson Linda McCann Sheila McCann Carol McConkey Carol McFarland Mary McFarren Becky McKeeman Linda McKinzie Charlene McKowen Jeanne McLeod Mona McLellen Stephen McNett Cynthia Meeks Deb Menke Tom Menze John Merli Susan Merrill Raeann Messick Mike Meyer Barbara Michalski George Mickelson John Mildren Beckie Miller Dianne Miller Peggy Miller Suzanne Miller Vicki Miller Wanda Miller Jean Minser 120 .. . Faces Deberah Miser Steve Mishler Dennis Mock Jessica Modic John Mohrmen Richard Moilanen Jeannie Mollenberg Julie Mollenberg Suzanne Moody Tom Moore Cheri Morrison Jeannie Mueler John Mueller Debbie Mulheim Kurt Mundinger Jeannie Murphy Steve Murphy Brett Nahrwold Dan Nagel Bill Neat Steve Neff Diane Nering Denny Neidert Mike Nern Stephen R. Newnum Barb Nolan Stephen Notestine Linda Nowlin Bob Nunley Glenda Ohneck Jacque Olson Jed Olvey Dan Opliger Neil Ostman Dan Owen Steve Paddock Cheri Page Phil Paino Jill Pappert Gary Parks Judith Paschal Joe Pattison Shari Pawlishch Robert Paxton Marsha Pearson Sue Peden Becki Peters Cathy Petznik Naomi Philbee Debbi Phillips Susie Pitser Becky Potts Diane Potts Greg Pressley Neal Ramsey Joellen Ream Ted Reed Sue Reppert Vickie Rice Lois Richardson Jim Richardville Betty Rigsby Tom Rinehold Ron Ritter Cathy Roberts Mike Roberts Eric Rodenbeck Mary Rodman Alicia Rodguez Karen Rodgers Faces ... 121 Robyn Rosier Tim Roualet Sarah Rousseau Stephen Rowden Mike Ruch Mike Ruff Stephen Rust Bob Ryan Tish Sack Deborah Sanders Sandy Sanders Karen Sansom Mike Saunders David Schaber Jane Schaffer Tim Scheffel Pam Scherer Jeri Snowball Jeri Schneider Barbara Schoedel Dian Schoenherr Tom Schuelke Pam Schumm Jackie Schuster Jenny Schuster Adelle Schwan Rex Sefton Londa Seitz Gary Shaffer Ron Shawgo Walt Shevchenko Roger Shenfeld Steven Shie Candy Shinn Debbie Shipman Jim Shultz Jan Shutt Karen Shutt Bill Skarie Charles Skinner Bill Skinner Janet Sloan Diane Smith Jack Smith Jackie Smith Janis Smith Robert Smith Ruth Ann Smith Tim Smith Paul Sonia Steve Souers Denis Sparks Suzy Spencer Denise Sprague Larry Squires Karen Steele Gary Stephenson Dan Stevens Larry Stewart Yvonne Stewart Steve Stopher Michael Strong Tom Studie Laura Summers Vicki Sunday Sue Swank Patrick Swartz John Tainer Jackie Tallman Marcia Taylor 122. . Faces Glenn Thiele Jim Thiesing Gary Thomas Colleen Tieman Teresa Tlmme Diane Toenges Jeff Tracy Keith Tumbleson Bobhi Turnbull Rick Uhrick Debby VanAnda Tom Vance Bill Vanderford Albert Vince Mary Voirol Tom Wade David Wagner Dennis Wagner Steve Wahl Leslie Walda Debbie Wallis Elaine Warnock Roy Warren Klaus Warsaw Barb Weaver Rosie Webber Terry Weibel Debbie Weiler Betty Wenger Steve Wente Gayle West Kathleen West Cheri Wichern Steve Widdicombe Mary Widdifield Ronald Widdifield Keith Wilkins Jan Williams Kenneth Williams Linda Williams Rick Williams Michael Williby Vickie Willoughby Mark Winebrenner Sheila Winters Sandy Witmer Tony Wood Terry Woolridge Dennis Wright Cindi Wulliman James Wulpi Diane Wyncoop Shirley Yergens Becky Yoder John Yoder Ramona Yoquelet Ray Zbacnik John Zieg Mark Zion Tina Zion Caroline Zook Dave Zurbrugg Denise Vachon ft gb f (P Faces ... 123 Oriental Twilight with Jimmy Steir and Orchestra 124 .. . Faces Captures Far-Eastern Mood for Juniors and Dates DeLane Fielden, Mark Greenlee, Mark La Suer, and Marsha Smith were elected to lead the Sophomore Class in 1968. The officers, with the help of their sponsors, Mrs. Wallis and Mr. Patterson, organized all class func- tions during the school year. Mark Greenlee Elected in This year, another group of dazed sophomores began their high school career at Snider. As always these students were a little embarrassed, a little excited, and greatly confused; but they soon settled down, formed a standard routine, and began a year of learning and socializing. The sophomores learned, through studying, that Panther life is not only rewarding: but filled with sports events, extra-curricular activities, pep sessions, and dances. The sophomores soon joined in the preparations as well as the fun of these activities. During the year, the sophomores chose their class officers. Elected were Mark Greenlee, president; Mark La Suer, vice-president; DeLane Fielden, secretary; and Marsha Smith, treasurer. These people, under the guidance of their class sponsors, planned all class activities. They organized and headed the committees for the Sophomore Party, on March 15, which ended the first year for the class of ' 70. LEFT: Eager sophomore students turned out before dawn to board chartered buses for their long-awaited trip to Chicago. Soph- omores toured the Museums of Science and Industry and Natural History. They returned home exhausted; however, all had benefited in some way from the trip. RIGHT: Cam- paigning plays a big part in class elections. Marsha Smith displays one of the posters which helped her to be elected class treas- urer. 126 .. . Faces 126 Jean Adams Debby Addis Bruce Ainslie Ruthann Albertson Kenneth Aldnch Karen Alleger Kathy Ambler Donna Anderson Sue Anderson David Andrews Keith Andrews Chuck Anna Jill Armstrong Bruce Arnold Sally Arnold Raymond Auker Edward Baatz Terri Babcock Elizabeth Bahde Marc Bainbridge Kandy Bair A December to Lead Sophomores in 1968 Brent Baker Mark Baker Scott Baker Sue Bangert Ronald Barnes Scott Bastian Mike Baugh Janna Beard Dawn Beezley Carl Behnke Bettina Beights Diane Belchner Patricia Bell Fred Benton Mike BerghorT Greg Biggs Mike Birdwell Kevin Bireley Jacque Blackburn Paula Bleeke Stephen Bloti Christine Bodie Steve Bod ie John Boehme Myron Bollman Catherine Bonnett Gregory Bornkamp Dan Bossard Steve Boyle Tim Brehm Scott Brenizer Jennifer Brockensick John Brogan Larry Brokaw Frank Brooke Linda Brown Richard Brown Randy Brubaker Terry Brubaker Sue Bruner Sherrie Buchhulz Deb Buckner t J A . «: M | .. ' ' ' ' 5i TCtt5 w 127 Faces ... 127 jfliflLji i 91 -1 Rick Buell Ron Buirley Debby Burkett Suzette Burnau John Burns David Burton Gary Byers Kay Clark Julie Cleland Casey Clindaniel Susan Coburn Al Collins Kevin Collins David Comparet Sally Conner Mike Connin Earl Conrad Elaine Constantine John Cook Dennis Cooley Deb Cooper In January 570 Sophomores Taste 1 John Corbett Howard Coughlin Nancy Council Steven Cox Tim Crippen Don Crouse Janet Croy Julie Chapin Deb Cain Kay Campbell Bruce Camplin BarbCanfield Ann Cantrell Debbie Carr Steve Carr JillCarruthers Michael Cass Robert Cauley Connie Daler Kent Davis Sandra Davis Sue Dayton Cynthia Dean Fred DeArmond Douglas DeBruler Debbie DeCarlo Linda DeHority Stan Depew Jack Desjardins Randy Dickerhoof Richard Diehl Tina Dixon Steve Doan Sandy Dodrill Mary Doughton Ken Douglas Lynn Dunfee Terri Dunifon Joyce Earnest Ridk Eby Bob Ecenbarger Melinda Edgerley 128... Faces George Edwards Cindy Ehrman Linda Eidson Larry Eister Rick Elder Judy Ellenwood Terrie Ellis Julie Ellison Dave Elmer Cherlene Emrich Deborah Ensley Rick Erndt Barry Ernst Patty Evans Renee Evans Karen Faurote Steve Faux Cheryl Feichter Chris Feichter James Fisher DeLane Fielden 5 ?££ Their First Set of Final Exams Martha File Sue Finn Mike Fischer Vicky Fisher Larry Fleck Anita Follis Kenny Foor Carol Fortmeyer Rita Fox Cindi Francher David Freeland Mike Frissell Gary Frost David Fulton Vicki Gabriel Kay Gaff Debbie Gaffer Becky Garberich Steve Gard JeffGeaslen Rick Gebhart Linda Geiger Tonja Gerber Karen Getman Patricia Gigandet Ann Glass Nancy Gloman Ann Goldsmith Marti Goodlad Debby Goon Diane Gordan Steve Gordon Michele Gotta Garry Graham Gary Graham Nancy Green Tom Green Mark Greenlee Dianne Griffith Eric Groves Kirk Gumpp Marilyn Gwaltney fb fll Faces... 129 Betsy Hall Brad Hall Mark Haller Sandy Hamilton Michele Hathaway Bill Hammond Deb Happel Debbie Happel John Hay Roger Hardesty Sue Hardy Dave Harding Deborah Harkless Dale Harmeyer Meredith Harrier Candy Harris Cindy Hart Gloria Hartley Cindy Harwood Cheryl Havert Doug Haupt Sue Hearn Rick Heck Robby Heikowsky Joe Helvey Sue Hemsoth Nancy Henry Peggy Herb Basketball Games and Dances Help Jerry Hetrick Joe Hexamer Debbie High Rick Hill Ron Hindle Darlene Hitchcock Jon Hoagland Deb Hoffman Karen Hoffman Pat Holloway Terry Hopkins Ted Home Cynthia Horn Dave Horstman Marsha Hough Lynn Houser Bradley Howe Marsh Howe Sue Howard Ginger Huett Gail Hughes Greg Humbert Peg Humbert Sharon Hutson David Inman Diane Irwin Karen Irwin Sherrie Irving Jerry Irving Doug Jackson Scott Jackson Shirley Jackson Tim Jackson Carol Jarrett Mark Jehl 130. laces Janice Johnson Johnny Johnson Joyce Johnson Karen Johnson Karen S. Johnson Sharon Johnson Andy Jones Cathy Jones Kathleen Jones Jim Jordan Pam Jordan Mike Jorgensen Paul Judge Marshall Kamer Carolyn Kelsey Gloria Kemp Karen Kensill Kathy Kern Ray Kersey Thomas Kidd Don Kleint A:± .- h (% F to Break Up an Academic Winter Lynn Klinger Frances Knipper Roy Koester Ken Konz Nancy Koontz Diana Krauter Art Lahrman Nancy Lambick Steven Landis Janet Lanie Lorrie Lanning Scott Lantz Kris Larimore Sharon Larimore Cindy Lash Mark LaSuer Jan Latz JeffLayson Kevin Lee Linda Lee Stephenie Leeka Bill Lehman Evelyn Lehman Frank Lehman Karen Lehman Sue Lehman Tom Leonard Dian Lewis Jim Lewis Mike Lewis Harold Linkous Michae l Linn Tommy Linn Mike Linsky Greg Lintjer Cindy List Tom Loftus Debra Louth Patricia Loy Amy Loyd Gary Lutz Debbie Lyons Faces ... 131 Sue McDougall Dave McDowell Bill McGary John McKee Mark McNeal Karen McNett Rick McSorley Bonnie Malone Dennis Maloney Greg Mapps Diane Marks Howard Marks Richard Marks Bethann Marquardt Marlene Martin Jan Maughmer John Maxfield Dave May Pete Mazza Gretchen Meintel Sherry Mertz Planning the Sophomore Party and Jan Mesing Nancy Messerschmidt Beckie Metro Chris Meyer Peter Michels Tom Milbee Tom Milentis Kris Miller Mike Mills John Miracle Chris Mitson Dianna Moilanen Connie Mong Barry Monschein John Montgomery Barbara Moore Man Morgan Pat Moran Dennie Mosher Jan Moulin Jane Moyer Jan Mueller Lorita Murchland Laurie Murphy Phil Nahrwold Todd Nalley Charles Nelson Glenn Newman Jeanne Newport William Nordlin Bob Norris Debbie Nyari Steve Oberlin Joyce O ' Connell Jay Ogden Mike Orr Lynne Ostergren Tom Overly Laura Owen Martha Palmer Scott Parker Steve Parker 132 .. . 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Mike Ubelher M k Bob Van Meter flp Debby WanWey •Jl Bob Verner . — ■ Carol Vevia JL v David Vining Ja Three Squires RIGHT: The various Squires groups com- bined their efforts this year to provide the Children ' s Home with toys for Christmas. Committee members working on this project were, from left to right, J. Wolfe, M. Roberts, V. Riechert, P. Schlatter, S. Steinbacher, and G. Strawbridge. The third period Squires club consisted of, from left to right, ROW ONE: G. Goodall, B. Nahrwold, P. Dye, J. Ladig. ROW TWO: R. Beers, T. Scheffel, L. Squires, T. Weibel. ROW THREE: G. Thompson, D. Aldrich, M. Ruff, B. Fielden. ROW FOUR: T. Cooley, D. Shaber, D. Zurbrugg, S. Notestine, and Mr. McClurg sponsor. The Squires offered many services to the school such as parking cars and helping at various school sponsored activities. 138-Organizations Groups Worked to Provide Toys for Needy Children Members of the fourth-period Squires are from left to right, ROW I: N. England, P. Schlatter, B. Davies, M. Birely, J. Mastrangeli, H. Butler, G. Majors, S. Huffine, G. Recht, S. Pace T. Jackson, T. Wade. ROW 2: G. Strawbridge, T. Wall, J. Deahl, M. Antrim, D. Zehr, D. Armstrong, D. Neidert, J. Day, D. Osborn, S. Becktell, S. Brown, D. Groves. ROW 3: P. Kandis. R. Notestine. E. Langer, D. Brubaker, J. Sircey, G. Archer, R. Widdi- field. D. Humphrey, B. Meyer, T. Irick. B. Ross. ROW 4: B. Rodemeyer, R. Roe, J. Steeg, M. Ruch, S. Mishler, J. Watts. B. Moyer, D. Huff, J. Wolf, L. Partain. ROW FIVE: J. Leatherman, D. Smith, D. Wagner, J. Martin, B. Bobay, D. Owen. J. Stopenhagen, J. Green, M. Brudney, J. Reed. ROW SIX: K. Schuster, D. Wade, J. Louden, S. Steinbacher, D. Votaw, S. Chambers, S. Stopher. Members of the fifth period Squires are from left to right. ROW O.VE: Mr. Hibler, M. Carr, J. Williams, B. Boyce. ROW TWO: B. Hitchcick, R. Ritter, J. Thiesing, H. Smith, D. Wagner, T. Vance, J. Zieg, J. Martin, B. Bain. R. Bartz. P. Paino, D. Riethmiller. ROW THREE: D. Oplinger. D. Ehle, B. Richey, R. Fisher, L. Adelman, B. Skinner, D. Trovinger, J. Cretors. Organizations — 139 Service Some Panthers work during the day as helpers in the cafeteria. These assistants are, ROW ONE: J. Hexamer, M. Spurr. ROW TWO: K. Lehman, C. Zonker, K. Campbell, M. West. ROW THREE: J. Shuherk, P. Loy, L. Harkless, D. Nyari, B. Goeglein, and M. Edwards. Errands and special duties are performed by the students who make up the office workers. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Barr. These Panthers are ROW ONE: V. Stover, L. Wenger, J. Baxter, A. DeMarco, Mrs. Barr. ROW TWO: N. Green, S. Schmidt, S. Het- rich, B. Anderson, E. Harmeyer. ROW THREE: B. Fisher, M. Bridge, B. Wenger, P. Bledsoe, ROW FOUR: C. Staley, S. Drayer, B. Cass, and C. Robinson. Guiding visitors and running messages are among the duties of the student guides. They are ROW ONE: J. Peltz, V. Miller, D. Davis, N. Wallace, R. Bollier. ROW TWO: D. Booher, C. Snell, S. Shipman, K. Wells. ROW THREE: B. Ernest, K. Thorington, H. Marx, and D. Crum. Snider ' s assistant librarians are, SEA TED: I. Sivits, J. Eisenmann, J. Sivits, C. Carr, K. Jeffrey, J. Fultz, D. Cain, M. Harrier, T. Willis. STANDING are: A. Glass, M. Williby, S. Wolfe, C. Kohn, J. Lindemuth, J. Thalac- ker, D. Carr, and T. Kearns. Workers Assist Students, Staff Members ABOVE: Some students gave up their study hall to be of assistance in the chemistry laboratories. These students kept the labs orderly and clean and they prepared solutions used by students in class. The assistants were, from left to right, Diana Kite, Karen Wells, Sheryl Shipman, Jim Green, Roberta Sheean, Tom Gorrell, and Nancy Jane. RIGHT: These Panthers work in the Audio- Visual department. These boys, who are spon- sored by Mr. Whetstone, are in charge of running, storing, and taking care of Snider ' s film equipment. These workers are, from left to right, Mike Roberts, Pat Inman, Dave Bur- ton, Jeff Sturges, Jeff Walborn, Tim Thurston, and Mr. Wetstone. LEFT: Mr. Mitchell had five boys to help him keep the language laboratory in order and make sure that all machines were in proper running order. These students were, from left to right. Tom Loftus, Tom Watson, Dave Burton, Bob Miller, and Bob Greim. SEATED is Mr. Mitchell. Organizations ... 141 Entre Nous Girls Earn Money for Charitable Groups ABOVE Members of this year ' s Entre Nous are from left to right, ROW 1: K. Ruchel, J. Jamison, D. Pastrick, J. Hunter, S. Sham- baugh, N. Crawford, V. Pawlisch, C. O ' Brien, B. Fisher, M. Bridge, S. Gramling, W. War- nock, S. Williamson. ROW 2: D. Knight, J. Bronstetler, S. Hutchison, D. Richards, N. Wendall, G. Rish, K. Stresser, D. Blackwell, K. Bridges, V. Grunewald, D. Gach, H. Culbertson, D. Kite, L. Beer- stecher, Mrs. Hickman. ROW S: B. Beck, L. McCann. W. Miller, L. Lakamp, D. Gaff, B. Anderson. D. Meyer, P. Deermer, M. Koester, R. Webber, T. Kerschner, Mrs. O ' Brien. ROW 4: C. Wulliman, S. Reppert, B. McKeeman, J. Schaeffer, G. West, L. Williams, J. Shutt. S. Witmer, K. Clevenger, N. Dice, N. Levy, J. Barch, K. Davis. ROW 5: K. Libka, S. Lincoln. L. Richardson, J. Tallman, J. Murphy, M. McLellan, K. Koontz, C. Geeting, L. Walda, S. Cline, C. Tieman, L. Fillipow. ROW 6: D. Nehring, D. Phillips, L. Seitz, B. Beard, L. McKenzie, C. Finkbeiner, M. Culbertson, J. Johnson, L. Baker, C. Bacon, L. Nowlin, K. Fuhrman. ROW 7: M. Kreig, C. Collins. P. Martin, J. Sloan, B. Turnbull, D. Shipman, J. Williams, J. Dumask, D. Collins, B. Wenger, J. Schuster, B. Yoder, S. Spencer. ROW S: M. Voirol, M. Widdi- field, Y. Stewart, C. Petznik, C. Lambert. A. Rodriguez, S. Yergens, V. Rice, T. Mar- quart, S. Pitser, E. Brooke, D. VanAnda. ROW 9: Gyl George, A. DeMarco, K. White, S. Guthier, J. Opliger. LEFT: Dog Patch Daze has become a fav- orite dance sponsored each year by the mem- bers of Entre Nous. It not only gives the girls a chance to do the inviting but also offers the opportunity for a lot of fun. 142-Organizations ABOVE: FTA gives its members a chance to see what teaching is really like by helping at Glenwood. Their skit this year took the form of a trial to decide whether FTA was really worthwhile. LEFT: Officers of this year ' s FTA are from left to right ROW ONE: Deb Shipman, Vicki Pawhch. ROW TWO: Sue Peden, Denise Gaff, Jan Ridenour. FTA Members Organize Their Own Tutoring Program BELOW: Members of F.T.A. are left to right ROW 0. ' E: L. Juergens, C. Buechner, D. Fritz, N. Jane, M. Croxton, C. Johns. J. Schuster, A. De Marco, I. Sivits, J. Thorn, S. Hamilton. K. Alleges. ROW TWO: K. Snyder, M. Principe, V. Pawlish, V. Grunewald, J. Johnson, J. Andrews, S. Gumpp, N. Langley, J. Ridenour, G. Kemp, B. Schauer. ROW THREE: J. Schaeffer, S. Peden, C. Finkbeiner, C. Wulliman. D. Gaff, A. Rodriguez, T. Kearns, S. Reppert, P. Moran, M. Goodland. ROW FOUR: B. Miller. B. Dahlgren, W. Miller, J. Davis, K. Williams, N. Gumpp, M. Gwaltney, K. West. ROW FIVE: Miss Gerig, Mr. Schukel. M. Inman, M. Barrington, S. Kandis, J. Schneider, L. Lemert, B. Potts, S. McNutt. D. Nehring, J. Benner, L. Wolf, D. Schaber. National Forensic League Members Include Students Who Participate in Speech and Debate Events RIGHT: Peggy Miller demonstrates the use of gestures to add to the effect of the speech. Much is gained as far as understanding mood of the speaker through audience contact. Members of the National Forensic League are left to right, ROW ONE: P. Anderson, S. Havens. A. Goldsmith, L. Fleck, K. Arentz, D. Meyer. ROW TWO: T. Newman, W. Joder, S. Lehman, P. Miller, P. Reece, Mr. Hofer. ROW THREE: D. Sisler, D. Collins, C. RohlofT, S. Faux, C. Hutson, G. Parks, J. Walker, M. Logan. ROW FOUR: C. Finkbeiner, T. Kidd, B. Greim, M. Roe, M. Snyder, D. McGrail, S. Hutson, J. Merli, G. Lintjer. 144 — Organizations RIGHT: Elaine Harmeyer watches as two other Home Ec Club members adjust the hem on her dress. ABOVE: Members are Mrs. Rice, Joyce Eisenmann, Suzanne Harmeyer, Elaine Har- meyer. Janine Derbyshire, Barbara Cass, Kathleen Trietsch, Miss Carol Harader, stu- dent teacher. Club Activities Involve Hundreds of Panthers LEFT: Members of the Social Studies Club are left to right, ROW ONE: Judy Johnson, Diane Schertz, Ken Dougals, Marti Goodlad, Patti Evans. ROW TWO: Mr. McClurg, Karen Wells, Jane Schaef- fer, Sarah Olsen, Sue Peden, Diane Neh- ring, Sherly Shipman. Organizations — 145 ABOVE Tim Cooley meets the professional ABOVE: Time Scheffel, assistant photo- photographer who took candid shots of the grapher. enlarges pictures needed for the office, the building, and some classes for the SCROLL and the SAFARI in Snider ' s own SAFARI. darkroom. Safari Staff 146 — Organizations Copy editor, Ginny Rish, looks over pages of the sports section for a final check of the pictures and captions. Includes All Aspects of Panther Life Layout Ed Sally Shambaugh consults lay-out editor, Dave Dopp, on a page of the Senior section of the year- book. The editors often worked together to combine ideas and coordinate their work. Members of the 1967-1968 SAFARI staff are, SEATED, Dave Dopp, Tom Cooley, editor, and Ginny Rish. STANDING are Sally Shambaugh, Jim Dickmeyer, Connie Lambert, Pam Martin, Barb Dahlgren, Ann Goldsmith, Mary Doughton, Jill Armstrong, Sally Gramling, and Judy Johnson. Organizations — 147 Scroll Staff ABOVE: First semester SCROLL positions were held from left to right by: Larry Dennis, general manager; Sue Lehman, editor-in chief; and Rick Williams, news editor. FAR RIGHT: Checking the layout for the various pages was just one of the many duties of editor-in-chief Sue Lehman. RIGHT: Sharon Vondereau, circulation manager of the SCROLL, became a familiar sight roaming the halls each Wednesday afternoon delivering the latest copies. ABOVE: After second semester staff changes were made the main editors were from left to right: Rick Williams, editor-in chief; Terry Ellis, news editor; and Larry Dennis, student advisor. 148 — Organizations Brings Weekly Newspaper to 1511 Students LEFT: Nancy Wendall is shown typing up one of the many news stories that were used in putting out the SCROLL. Writers of the Scroll staff are left to right, ROW ONE: Darcy Foltz, Patti Keiser, Debbi Phillips, Marti Goodlad, Laura Owen, Deb Snyder, Jeri Snowball, Aretta Coppolino. ROW TWO: Jeri Schneider, Karen Johnson, Steve Kandis, John Merli, Rand Parker, Marilyn Gwaltney. BELOW: Kathy Koontz does a final chest stand before dismount off the parallel bars in her Girl In A Man ' s World routine. ABOVE: Doug Goodall, Mark Putt, and Mark Greenlee display amazing skill and coordination in their clown act as they perform on the tramp. RIGHT: These girls represent the first period gym class which demonstrated the Highland Fling in the annual gym show. 150 — Organizations Gymnasts Display Their Talents at Annual Show RIGHT: A. Schwan, J. Barch, and K. Stresser practice their pom pom act for the perform- ance of The Greatest Show On Earth. BELOW: Beauty In Balance was the name of this act which involved the performance of stunts on ladders held in place by three gymnasts. Left: Led by the cheerleaders, ha ll rallies such as this one, became a favorite and spirited way to show Panther Power. Charlie Panther Leads Students in Pep Rally Parades While Majorettes Take the Front at Game Intermissions Above: The Pantherettes, Snider ' s twirlers, not only marched at various events with the marching band, but also entertained at half- time during basketball season. Members of this year ' s squad are KNEELING from left to right: B. Bowman, D. Menke, K. Krantz. L. Manier STANDING are: J. Thalaker, C. Collins, L. Adams, J. Smith, M. Krieg, E. Harmeyer. 152 — Organizations Marching Musicians Represent Snider at Games and Parades ABOVE: Forward March! The Pan- ther marching band spent many hours this year practicing the routines that they per- formed during half at football games. LEFT: The trombone section stands at attention waiting for the next order from Mr. Smith. BELOW: The school parking lot offered a perfect spot for the many practice sessions. Organizations-153 Instrumentalists Form Two Stage Bands This Year ABOVE: The Constellations, one of Snider ' s stage bands, received a first place rating this year under the direction of Mr. Smith. Members of this group also supplied background music for The Greatest Show On Earth. Constella- tion members are from left to right: ROW ONE: B. Meyer, K. Davis, E. Boyle, R. Bo- jrab, and M. Cearbaugh. ROW TWO: E. Groves, S. NefT, J. Lohse, S. Rowden, J. Castor, J. Johnson, M. Bowman, J. Crobett, C. Nord- lin, and M. Garberich. BELOW: The Satellites, directed by Mr. Rich- ard Seeger, were very active this year. Mem- bers were chosen for this group at the begin- ning of the year through special auditions. Students performing with the Satellites are from left to right, ROW ONE: T. Willis, S. Paddock, C. Pollitt, B. Shovlin, D. Knauer, B. Scheme- horn. ROW TWO: T. Smith, J. Stedman, S. Boyle, D. Schulte, D. Patton, G. McConiga, T. Nalley, S. Rust, N. Ramsey, K. Andrews. Musical Talents Are Gathered to Blend the Harmonious Sounds of the Snider High Concert Band BELOW. Members of the Concert Band are left to right, ROW ONE: Sue Stillinger, Kent Davis, Laurie Murphy, Deb Pio, Kandy Libka, Barbie Dahlgren, Sharon Mitchell, Sheryl Ship- man. ROW TWO: Bob Showlin. Jim Var- damon. Norma Tompkinson, Julie Ellison, Sue Morrison, Clare Kohn, Bill Skarie, Ed Boyle, Doug Knauer. ROW THREE Tom Gorrell, Rick Moilanen, Charlene DeVaux, Doug Debruler, Sue Peden, Julie Cleland, Amy Loyd, Sue Thompson, Bruce Schemehorn, Rick Bojrab, Steve Paddock, Martha Cearbaugh. ROW FOUR: Brent Baker, Rita Morrow, Karen Henline, Gary Frost, Debbie Mulheim, Gail Blessing, Gloria Kemp, Bill Davis, Steve Kandis. Jim Castor, Myron Bowman, John Corbett, Keith Andrews, Neal Ramsey, Todd Nalley, Cris Nordlin, Steve Rust, Mark Gar- bench. ROW FIVE: Jeff Lohse, Steve Rowdin, Dave Schulte. Greg McConiga, Steve Boyle, Dan Patten, Randy Secrist, Dave Hudson, Rex Sefton. Tom Walls, Mr. Smith. ROW SIX: Steve Neff, Jim Dunn, Jim Stedman, Walt Langley, Chuck Blake, Mikg Grogg, Jim Cass. Organizations — 155 Music Directors Plan Special Annual Concerts Which Include the Band, Orchestra and Choir LEFT: Conferring on a matter concerning one of the concerts put on by Snider students are four faculty members of the Fine Arts Department. From left to right are: Mr. Smith. Mr. Seeger, Mr. Stodden, and Mr. Clauser. BELOW: Snider Swing Choir members, from left to right, are P. Keiser, pianist, J. Wray, N. Ramsey, H. Linkous, C. DeMond, M. Rodman, J. Andrews, J. Rich, R. Evans, L. Randall, K. Graham, C. Bacon, E. Warnock, S. Roop, J. Jamison, R. Roe, D. Black, B. Addis, and 1. Sivits on the bass. This year the Swing Choir sang for the Sketchbook, the Honor Banquet, and the Senior Banquet. : ' J! n I | i ' ! 1 1 11 ; | j I pi | | iil - i Vkirt ii w- • ' it ' r V .■■. ' • 1-4 .if 1 I fft 156-Organizations Members of the Snider Orchestra are, from left to right, ROW ONE: Judy Benner, Ann Goldsmith, Debbie Bullard, (Cathy Gage, Karen Stratton, Regina Jornod, Barb Michal- ski, Steve Henry. ROW TWO: Sue Dayton, Patti Reiser, Kay Albertson, Carol Mackey, Sue Merrill, Linda Williams, Jessica Modie, Carol Fortmeyer, Dave Sommer, Diane Lewis, Linda Lee. ROW THREE: Tish Sack, Chris Rohloff, Steve Newnum, Debby Weiler, Bill Rust, Deb Carr, Barb Dahlgren, Sharon Mitchell. Sheryl Shipman. ROW FOUR: Tom Gorrell, Jim Vardaman, Bob Shovelin, Sue Stillinger, Amy Loyd, Doug Knauer, Melinda Cearbaugh. ROW FIVE: Mr. Seeger, Becky Baugh, Jim Stedman, Steve Rowdon, Mike Frazier, Jeff Loshe, Jim Castor, Steve Kan- dis, Gloria Kemp, Mark Garberich, Steve Rust, Chris Nordlin, Neal Ramsey, Mike Grogg, Jay Sivits, Tom Willis, Tim Smith, Eric Groves, Bob Meyer, and Ina Sivits. Members of the Snider Concert Choir are, from left to right, ROW ONE: Ina Sivits, Jody Bailey, Vicki Pawlisch, Shirley Roop, Jane Davis, Sue Gumpp, Nancy Gumpp, Tony Wood, Dave Ramsey, Kathy Miller, Judy Jamison, Renee Lykins, Sandy Myers, Cindy Bacon, Mary Rodman, Jane Andrews. ROW TWO: Nancy Crawford, Kathy Ruchel, Elaine Warnock, Kathy Graham, Renee Evans, Sue Havens, Rick Roe, Jim Wulpi, Denise Gaff, Kathy Thorington, Vicki Crip- pen, Deb McGrail, Sandy Hamilton, Christine Gooley, Karen Stratten. ROW THREE: Karen Cox, Sue Golembiewski, Marti Crox- ton. Sue Wulpi, Judy Byers, John Wray, Dave Fulton, Jim Fisher, Randy Dickerhoof, Lynn Eby, Larry Partain, Bruce Addis, Linda Lakamp, Val Hemmig. Cami DeMond, Deb Pastrick. ROW FOUR: Elaine Church. Carol Staley, Cindy Wulliman, Tom Watson, Harold Linkous, John Mishler, Bob Steffen, Goerge Edwards, Don Black, Berry Ernst, Sarah Olsen, Jana Rich, Sue Coulter, Diane Marks, and Jan Ridenour. RIGHT: Our annual Sketchbook had some unusual acts this year. Both the reserve and varsity majorettes did a black light number to Love Is Blue. BELOW LEFT: Another unique act was performed by Snider ' s teachers. Miss Blake- man is pictured here showing the teachers how to really swing. The teachers ' act has come to be a favorite feature of the annual talent show. Sketchbook and Birdie Performers Entertain at 158 — Organizations Sell-Out Crowds ABOVE: Mr. MacalTee (Tim Cooley) had just stopped Kim (Renee Evans) from running away from home. She replied, Men are all alike from puberty to Mussolini. LEFT: Conrad Birdie (Tim Smith) is shown singing Sincere. After this song the stage looked like a battle- field as the next song Wounded suggested. BELOW: In this scene Mr. Macaffee had just learned that Kim had accepted a proposal of marriage. This was the final blow to him and he said, now they can take me to a home. The train with Conrade Birdie and Albert ' s mother left before the news of Kim ' s engagement was received. RIGHT: Terry Edwards, 1967-68 Student Council President, leads a formal assembly to install newly elected officers and homeroom representatives for 1968-69. Council Representatives and Officers Take the Positions of Government Leaders of the School Student Council representatives were, from left to right, ROW ONE: J. Fisher, R. Parker, D. Martin, B. Caple, B. Nunley, T. Wade. ROW TWO: P. Martin, K. Stresser, S. Shambaugh, E. Warnock, D. Meyer, S. Cline, K. Snyder, A. Loyd. Mr. Hite. ROW THREE: J. Armstrong, C. Hutson, S. Co- burn, J. Benner, L. Baker, R. Anderson, M. Smith, D. Gaff, L. Lakamp, J. Ridenour, C. Lash, D. Collins. ROW FOUR: D. Cooper, D. High, C. Spencer. S. Havens, N. Levy, D. Richards, N. Wendell, A. Goldsmith, G. Meintel, D. Hoffman, S. Stillinger. ROW FIVE: D. Dopp, J. Maxfield, P. Inman, J. Steeg, J. Lohse, B. Keckler, J. Schneider, R. Williams, J. Merli, D. Stillman, J. Pattison. 160 — Organizations ABOVE: Four seniors were elected to head the Student Council this year. They were, from left to right, Judy Jamison, treasurer; Dave Martin, vice-president; Terry Edwards, president; and Sally Shambaugh, secretary. LEFT: Due to organization and planning, Snider ' s Christmas Project was a huge success. Chairmen of the drive were Deb Meyer, Jeff Lohse, John Walker, and Nancy Wendell. BELOW: Several Student Council members discuss voting procedures. They are Ben Keckler. Dave Dopp, Karyn Stres- ser, Connie Lambert, and, SEA TED. Adelle Schwan. Organizations — 161 Art Club ABOVE: The eleven members of the art club were, from left to right, ROW ONE: D. Davis, J. Baxter, T. Marquart, K. Kaough. ROW TWO: A. Johnson, J. Schneider, M. Widdifield, D. Shipman, B. Peters, S. William- son, J. Smith. All members were required to have had one year of high school art or be presently enrolled in an art class. RIGHT: Officers of SAK were, from left to right, ROW ONE: T. Babcock, sophomore class chairman; A. Johnson, junior class chairman. ROW TWO: B. Young, secretary; P. Kersey, president; J. Derbyshire, vice- president; J. Derbyshire, senior class chair- man; D. Davis, treasurer. These students helped lead SAK activities and programs. ABOVE: The sophomore members of SAK were, from left to right, ROW ONE: B. Hall, D. High, D. Cooper, T. Babcock, M. Gotta, B. Peterson. ROW TWO: J. Hay, D. Moser, T. Hopkins, S. DePew, B. Young, C. Lash, S. Mertz, D. Moilanen, S. Hemsoth. The sopho- mores were permitted to vote in only the election of the class chairman and secretary. T Members Add Beauty to Snider Through Group Projects Members of the Smder Art Club are from Derbyshire, M. Principe, D. Bullard, ROW P. Kersey C Mow J. Derbyshire, D. left to right, ROW ONE; J. Bailey, C. TWO: S. Lehman, C. Peockert, T. Cooley, Shirk, M. Cearbaugh, M. Crouse. Smock, L. Waggoner, P. Schram, J. LEFT: Cindy Collins, Deena Davis, and Ann Johson are shown with their art project that was on display in the Snider cafeteria for most of the school year. Left: The German Club, Sponsored by Mr. Mitchell, was made up of German students who were interested in learning more about Germany. The members of the club were, SEATED: B. McKeeman, B. Schoedel, K. Jeffery, J. Lindemuth, M. Culbertson. STANDING are: T. Reed, J. Castor, S. Kandis, R. Guildenbecher, R. Hire, M. Grogg. Mr. Mitchell. Pupils of the Foreign Language Department Form Clubs Left: Bill Skinner looks on as Debby Sisler is crowned Miss Mount Olympus during the Latin act of this year ' s foreign language show. Right: Members of the French club are ROW 1. C. DeVaux, J. Thalacker, P. Moran, C. Home, D. Veyler, C. Peickert, D. Ford, S. Olson,, J. Merli, J. Ridenour, M. Logan, S. Lehman, S. Trager, Mrs. Purcell. ROW 2. K. Stresser, S. Sham- baugh, D. Snyder, K. Study, J. Maughner, L. Fillipow, M. Aiken, D. Anderson, M. Goodlad, A. Cantrell, P. Evans, W. Whearly, S. Buchholz, L. Gumpp, V. Grunewald. 164 — Organizations Members of the Spanish Club are from left to right, ROW ONE: J. Johnson. D. Fultz. J. Sloon, J. Minser, B. Wenger. ROW TWO: N. Culbertson, B. Turbbull, R. Parker, D. Gaff, M. McLellen, ROW THREE: Miss Murray, D. Gach, C. Beglin, S. Butts. S. Hamilton, M. Gwaltney, L. Wolfe, P. Tunin, C. Fink- beiner, D. Shertz, L. Grham, K. Turnbull, Mrs. Rodnquez. to Learn More About Customs of the Various Countries ABOVE: A Pub scene was portrayed during La Fiesta by the German language students. Right: Members of the Junior Classical League are from left to right, ROW ONE: A. Loyd, N. Gloman. K. Ambler, S. Mertz, L. Juergens, M. Kreig, Mrs. Backofen. ROW TWO: S. Peden, S. Boyle, C. Inman, D. Fritz, D. Kite, S. Faux, B. Skinner. Organizations — 165 Thomas Walker HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Fort Wayne ' s Finest Portrait Studio . Natural Color . School Portrait . Weddings . Brush Oils 516 W. Washington . Family Group . Children 743-1895 1968 SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER 1968 UNDERCLASSMEN Were Photographed by ROBERTS STUDIO 1014 Ewing — Ft. 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Sandra 128 Dolsen, David 118 Donahue, Janet 118 Donahue, Peggy 90 Dopp, David 80,1 18,147,160,161,175 Dorsey, Tom 90 Doughton, Mary 128,147,175 Doughton, Sandra 90 Douglas, Kenneth 128 Dray, Susan 1 18 Drayer, Sharon 90,140 Dreyer, Renee 90 Driscoll, Elaine 90 Dumask.Jane 1 18,142 Dunfee. Lynn 128 Dunifon.Terri 128 Dunn, James 64,65,72,118 Dye. Patrick 90, 1 38 Earnest, Joyce 128 Easlom, Steve 90 Eby.Lynn 118.157 Eby.Rick 118 Ecenbarger, Robert 128 Edgerly.Melinda 128 Edwards. George 129.157 Edwards, Marilyn 90,140 Edwards, Terry 90.141 Ehle, Barbara 80,90 Ehle, Dale 118,139 Ehrman, Cynthia 129 Eich, Michelle IIS Eichenauer. Keith 90 Eidson, Linda 129 Eidson.Willard90 Eisenmann, Joyce 1 18,140 Ellenwood. Judith 129 Elliott. Leslye 79,91 Ellis. Teri 129.148 Ellison, Don 118 Ellison. Julie 129 Elmer. David 69, 1 29 Elwood. Dorothy 118 Elwood, Shirley 9 1 Emnch. Charlene 129 England, Nathan 72.91.139 Engle, Cynthia9l Englert.Mike 118 Ensley. Deborah 129 Enlerline. 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Cynthia 129 Francis, James 1 18 Franklin. Arthur 118 Frazicr, Mike 118 Freeland. David 129 Freeland. Delores 1 18 Fnedley. James 1 18 Frissell. Mike 63.70.129 Fritz, Deborah 118 Frost. Gary 129 Fryer. Gloria 9 1 Fuhrman. Kay 48.1 16.1 18.142 Fuller. Al 91 Fulton. David 129.157 Fultz. Edward 93 Fullz. Jennifer 118.140 Gabriel, Ron 75,80.1 IS Gabriel. Vicki 129 Gabriele. Danelle 118 Gach.Diane93.l42 Gadson. Vicki 118 Gaff. Den ise93. 142. 157.160 Gaff. Kay 1 29 GalT. Keith 118 GafT. Mike 93 Gaffer, Debra 129 Gage, Kathy 118 Gage, Nicole 93 Garberich, Becky 129 Garbench, Mark 37.1 IS, 154 Gard, Steve 1 29 Gardiner. Bruce I IS Gardner. Richard 93 Gatchell. David 118 Geaslen. Jeff 1 29 Gebharl, Rickey 129 Gecowe.ls. David 61.62.67,68.66.72,80.84.93 Geeting, Cathy 93, 1 18,142 Geiger, Linda 129 George, Gyl 93,142 Gerber. Sally 93 Gerber, Tonja 129 German, Karen 129 Gens, Sandra I 18 Gigandel, Patricia 129 Gigandet, Richard 98 Glaser, Russell 118 Glass. Ann 129.140 Glass, Maureen 93 Gloman. Nancy 129 Gochenour. Greg I 19 Goeglein. Robert 93,140 Goldsmith. Ann 129.147.160,175 Golembiewski, Susan 93, 157 Goodall. Doug 119.151 Goodall.Greg7l,80.93,l38 Goodlad, Martha 129 Gooley, Christine 119.157 Goon, Deborah 129 Gordon, Diane 129 Gordon, Steve 129 Gorrell,Tom93,l4l Goshen, Ann I 19 Gotta. Michelle 129.162 Graham. Garry 129 Graham. Gary 129 Graham. Joella 93 Graham. Kalhy 156.157 Graham, Linda 95 Gramling. Sally 119,142,146.175 Green. Sherry 93 Green, James 119.139,141 Green.John71.ll9 Green, Carol 94 Green, Nancy 129.140 Green, Tom 129 Greenlee. Kent 93 Greenlee. Mark 7 1 ,72,80, 1 26. 1 29, 1 5 1 Greim, Robert 94.141 Griem,JefTH9 Griffith. Diane 129 Griffith. Dianne 94 Grimm. James 1 19 Grogg, Mike 94 Groseclose. Nancy 94 Gross, Greg 94 Groves. Darwin 94.139 Groves, Eric 129.154 Grunewald. Vicki 94.142 Grzych. Steve 119 Guhse, Jan 94 Guldenbecher. 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Bradley 69.80.130 Hall, Kathleen 94 Haller, Mark 130 Hamilton, Sandra 130,157 Hammond, William 130 Hamrick, Terence 1 19 Happel.Debra 130 Happel, Deborah 130 Hardesty, Roger 130 Harding, Carolyn 94 Harding, David 130 Hardy, Don 94 Hardy, Sue 130 Hare, Bruce 94 Harkless, Deborah 130 Harkless, Linda 94, 140 Harmeyer, Dale 130 Harmeyer, Elaine 94,140,152 Harmeyer, Suzanne 94 Harper, Sharon 94 Harrier, Meredith 130,140 Harris, Candace 130 Harris, Philip 119 Harshbarger, Jay 94 Hart, Cynthia 130 Hartley, Gloria 130 Harlmman, Max 1 19 Harwood, Cynthia 130 Hathaway, Michele 130 Haupl, Douglas 130 Havens, Susan 119,160,157 Havens, Tom 95 Havert, Cheryl 130 Hay, John 130,162 Hayes, Kathleen 1 19 Hayes, Tim 119 Hearn, Susan 130 Heath, Bradley 95 Heck, Richard 130 Heck, Steve 119 Heikowsky, Robby 63,69.130 HeinUelman, Jan 95 Helvey, Joseph 130 Hemmig, Valerie 1 19,157 Hemphill. Michael 95 Hemsolh, Susan 130,162 Hemsolh, Richard 119 Hendricks, Becky 95 Henline, Caryn 1 19 Henry, Nancy 130 Henry, Steve 119 Hensler, John 119 Herb, Barbara 95 Herb, Margaret 130 Herbsl, Sandra 119 Hetrick, Jerry Albert 130,140 Hetrick, Sandra 119 Hexamer. Joseph 130,140 Heyn. Christine 119 Hickman, Lawrence 1 19 Higgins, Douglas 76,1 19 High.Debra 130.160,162 Highlen.Gary 119 Highlen,Greg71 Highlen. Renee 1 19 Hill, Fenwick 75,130 Hindle, Nancy 119 Hindle, Ronald Mark 130 Hines, Maxine 1 19 Hire, Ronald 95 Hitchcock. Darlene 130 Hitchcock. Robert 95, 139 Hoagland, Jon 130 Hoffman, Debra 130.160 Hoffman. Karen 130,160 Holle, Julia 95 Hollo, Sheila 95 Holloway, Patricia 130 Holodick, Robert 1 19 Holt. Rollin 95 Hopkins. Terry 130.162 Horn. Cynthia 130 Home. Ted 72,130 Horslman, David 130 Horton, Pamela I 19 Hough, Marsha 130 Houser, Lynn 130 Howard, Sue 130 Howe, Bradley 130 Howe, Marsha 130 Hudson, Cynthia 119 Hudson. David 95 Huetl, Virginia 130 Huff, David 64,7 1,80, II 9, 1 39 Huffine. Norman 95,139 Hughes, Bobbie Gail 130 Humbert, Greg Alan 130 Humbert, Peggy 130 Humphrey. Denise95 Humphrey. Doug 95,139 Hunter, Joyce 95, 142 Husted, Teresa 1 19 Hutchison, Sharon 119,142 Hulson, Candace 95, 160 Hulson, Sharon 130 Hutton, Lee 76,95 lanucilli. Pamela 119 Inman, Charles 119,141 Inman, David 130,160 kick, Tom 75,80, 1 19, 139 Irving, Jerry 130 Irving, Sherrie 130 Irwin, Diane 130 Irwin, Karen I 30 lsley, Michael 119 Jackson, Dennis6l,69,95,l 19 Jackson, Doug 130 Jackson, Greg 61 Jackson, Sharon 95 Jackson. Shirley 130 Jackson, Stewart 130 Jackson, Tom 139 Jackson, Tim 130 Jacobs. Lavonne 1 19 Jamison Judith 95, 142. 14 1 , 1 57, 1 56 Jane, Nancy I 19.141 Jarrett. Carol 130 JefTery, Kay 119,140 Jeffrey, Mark 119 Jehl. Mark 130 Jerome. Eugenia 1 19 Joder, Wayne 95 Johns, Catherine 95 Johnson. Ann 119.162.163 Johnson, Connie 95 Johnson, Demse I 19 Johnson. Janice 131.154 Johnson. Johnny 131 Johnson, Joyce 131 Johnson. Judith 48,1 19,142,146 Johnson, Karen 131 Johnson, Karen 131 Johnson. Rita 119 Johnson, Stanley 1 19 Johnson, Whitney 96 Jones, Andrew 13 I Jones, Cathy 131 Jones, Faith 119 Jones, Jack 1 19 Jones, Kathleen 131 Jones, Natalie I 19 Jordon, James 131 Jordon, Pamela 131 Jorgensen. Mike 131 Jornod, Regma 96 Judge, Paul 131 Juergens. Lindell Jo 1 19 Kaluza, Steve 69, 1 19 Kamer. Marshall 64,65,75.80,131 Kandis, Peler 75,96,139 Kandis, Steve 72,1 19 Kaough.Kathy 119,162 Karbach, Susan I 19 Kearns, Teresa 119.140 Kecler. Benjamin 119,160,161 Keiser, Patricia 96,156 Kelsey, Carolyn 1 31 Kemp, Gloria 131 Kempton, Pamela 96 Kensill. Karen 111 Kern. Kathy 131 Kern. Richard 96 Kerschner, Terry 119.142 Kersey, Phil 96, 162 Kersey. Ray 131,163 Kidd, Tom I 3 1 Kiefer, Vicki 119 Kinney. Dennis 66.67.68.80.96 Kinney. Linda 96. 1 19 Kirkman, Larry 1 19 Kiser. William 96 Kite. Diana 96. 1 4 1, 1 42 Kleint. Donald 131 Kline, John 64.65.69.72,80 Khnger, Lynn 131 Knauer, Douglas 119.154 Knight, Deborah 96,142 Kni ght, Richard 61.80.96 Knipper. Frances I 31 Knoll, Marsha 84,120 Knoll. Mike 96 Koester. Martha 96.142.40 Koester, Roy 131 Kohn, Clara Ann 119.140 Kolb, Cynthia 120 Konz, Barbara 96 Konz, Kenneth 131 Koontz. Kathryn 120,142.151 Koonlz, Nancy 131 Koontz, Robert 96 Krantz, Kalhy 120,152 Krauler. Diana 1 31 Kressley, Tom 96 Krieg, Melanie 120,142,152 Kroeber, Karl-Heinz 120 Kroemer, Sharon 96 Krucheberg, Larry 120 Kruse. Sharon 1 20 Kufty, Kathy 97 Kughler, James 120 Kulesza, Henry 61,80,120 Kumfer, Steve 96 Kurosky. Barbara 120 Kutsch, Steve 97 Ladig.Joyn 120,138 Ladig, Richard 97 Lahrman, Arthur 131 Lakamp, Linda 97,142, 157, 160 Lamb, Ronald 97 Lambert. Connie 116.120.142.147,160.161 175 Lambrick, Nancy 131 Landis. Steve 131.175 Langer, Eric 120,139 Langley. Nancy 120 Langley. Walter 120 Lame. Janet 131 Lanning. David 97 Lanning, Lorraine 131 Lantz, Scott 1 3 1 Lanmore, Kris 131 Larimore. Sharon 131 Lash, Cynthia 131,160,162 LaSuer, Mark 64,75,126,131 Latz, Jan 131 Lawyer, Sharon 97 Layson, Jeff 131 Leatherman, James 61,62,97,139 Lee, Fred 61,80,120 Lee, Kevin 75,131 Lee, Linda 1 3 1 Leeka. Stepheme 131 Lehman, Evelyn Sue 1 3 1 Lehman. Frank 131 Lehman, Karen 131,140 Lehman, Richard 131 Lehman, Sue 84,97,148,163 Lehman, William 131 Leminger, Don 120 Lemerl, David 97 Lemert, Linda 120 Lepper, Lance 75.120 Levy, Nita 120,142,160 Lewis, Bonnie 97 Lewis, James 131 Lewis, Madonna 131 Lewis, Mike 75,131 Libka. Kandace 120,142 Lincoln, Sally 120,142 Lindemuth. Jean 97,140 Lindemuth, Mike 120 Linkous, Harold 131,156,157 Linn. Mike 131 Linn, Tom 131 Linsky, Mike 131 Lintjer.Greg 131 List, Cindy 131 Loftus, Tom 131,141 Logan, Mary 84,97 Lohse, Jeff 120,154,160.161 Long. David 97 Longenecker, Vicki 120 Loos, Mary 120 Lopez. Joanne 97 Lord. Robin 120 Lorman. James 75,80, 1 20 Louth, Debra 131 Louthan, Linda 120 Louthan, Roger 120 Lowden, James 6 1 ,80.97, 1 39 Lowden, Robert 61,120 Loy, Patricia 131,140 Loyd, Amy 131,160 Ludwig, Steve 97 Lutz, Gary 1 3 1 Lykins, Rita Renee 97. 1 57 Lyons, Deborah 131 Mackey, Carol 120 Madden, Janet 98 Major, Greg 61,62,71,80,98, 139 Malone, Bonnie 132 Maloney, Carol 120 Maloney, Daniel 120 Maloney, Dennis 132 Maloney, Patricia 98 Manier.Linda98.l52 Mapps. Greg Mark 132 Marks. Diane 157 Marks. Gladys 132 Marks, Howard 132,140,150 Marks. Richard 132 Marquardt, Belhann 132 Marquart, Teresa 120,142,162 Martin, Elaine 120 Martin.James 98,120,139 Martin, James Dave 75,80, 1 20, 1 39. 1 60, 1 6 1 Martin. Marlene 132 Martin. Marsha 98 Martin, Pamela 120.142,147,160 Martin. Paul 70,98 Mason, Carla 98 Mastrangeli, John 120,139 Maughmer. Jan 132 Maughmer, Tony 98 Maxfield, John 132.160 Maxfield, Kenneth 120 Maxson, Cheryl 120 May, David 132 Mazza, Peter 132 Mazziotti, Marilyn 98 McCann, Linda 120.142 McCann. Sheila 120 McCart, Susan 97 McConiga, Charles 63. 1 54 McConkey. Carol 120 McConkey. Dannette98 McConkey, Mike 98 McConnell, Stanley 98 McDonald. Tom 98 McDougall, Susan 132 McDowell. David 132 McFarland, Carol 120 McFarren, Mary 120 McGary, William 132 McGrail, Deborah 98,157 McKee.John 132 McKeeman, Rebecca 120,142 McKibben, Linda 98 McKinzie, Linda 120.142 McKowen, Charlene 120 McLellen. Mona 120,142 McLeed, Jeannine 120 McNeal. Mark 63.132 McNett, Steve 120 McNutt, Sandra 98 McSorley, Ricky 132 Meeks. Cynthia 120 Meintel. Gretchen 132.160 Menke. Deborah 120.152 Menze, Tom 120 Merli, John 120.160 Merrill. Susan 120 172 i — i Merrill, Pamela 98 Merlz. Sherry 32,132.162 Mesing. Janice 132 Messerschmidt. Nancy 132 Messick.RaeAnn 120 Metro. Rebecca 1 32 Meyer. Brad 80,98,139 Meyer, Christopher 132 Meyer. Deborah 99.142.161.160 Meyer. Mike 120 Meyer. Robert 66.98,154 Michalski. Barbara 120 Michels. Peter 132 Mickelson. George 120 Mickelson.John99 Milbee, Tom 132 Mildred. John 120 Milentis, Helen 99 Milenlis. Tom 132 Miller. Dianne 120 Miller, James 99 Miller. Kathleen 99,157 Miller, Krishna 132 Miller, Mike 99,132 Miller. Peggy 120 Miller. Rebecca 99.120 Miller. Robert 99.141 Miller. Suzanne 120 Miller. Vicki 120.140 Miller. Wanda 120.142 Minser. Jean 120 Miracle. John 64,132 Miser, Deborah 121 Mishler. John 99.157 Mishler, Steve 75.121. 139 Mitchell, Sharon 99 Mitson, Chris 64,69,132 Mock. Dennis 121 Modic, Jessica 121 Mohrman. John 75,80.121 Mohrman, Mike 80,99 Moilanen. Diana 132.162 Moilanen. Richard 12! Mollenberg, Jeanne 121 Mollenberg, Julie 121 Mong. Constance 132 Monschein, Barry 69.132 Montgomery, John 132 Moody, Suzanne 121 Moore, Barbara 132 Moore, Terry 99,61,80 Moore, Tom 121 Moran. Patricia 132 Morgan, Marianne 132 Morrison, Cheryl 121 Morrison, Suzanne 99,84 Morrow, Rita 99 Moses, Sheila 99 Mosher. Carl 99.163 Mosher, Dennis 132,162 Moulin. Janice 132 Moyer, Jane 132 Moyer. Bill 99,64,80,72, 1 39 Mueller, Janice 132 Mueller. Jeanine 121 Mueller, John 121 Mulheim, Deborah 121 Mullins, Deborah Mundinger, Kurt 121 Murach, Judith 99 Murchland. Lonta 132 Murphy, Jean 121,142 Murphy. Lauren 132 Murphy, Steve 121 Murray. Colleen 99 Myers. Lynn 100 Myers, Sandra 100.157 Magel. Daniel 121 Nahrwold. Brett 75,80, 1 16,121, 138 Nahrwold, Phillip 132 Nalley. Todd 70.132,154 Neat, William 121 NeB , Steve 121.154 Nehring. Diane 57.121.142 Neidert. Dennis 121.139 Nelson. Charles 132 Nern, Mike 121 Newman, Glen 132 Newman, Tom 100 Newnum, Robert 121 Newport. Jeanne 132 Niccum, Mike 100 Nickell. Elizabeth 100 Nolan, Barbara 1 21 Nordlin, Christian 100.154 Nordlin, William 132 Norris. Robert 132 North. Diane 100 Nolestme. Dennis 100 Notesline, Roger 64,72,80,85, 1 00, 1 39 Notesline. Steve 121,138 Nowlin. Linda 121.142 Nunly. Robert 61.80,121.160 Nyari, Deborah 132,140 Oberlin, Steve 132 O ' Brien, Carol 79.84.100,142 O ' Connell. Joyce 132 Ogden. Jay 132 Ohneck.Glenda 121 Olsen. Jacqueline 121 Olsen, Sarah 84.100.157 Olvey. Jed 64.65,121 Opliger. Daniel 121,139 Opliger.Jane 100,142 Orr, Charles 1 32 Osborn.Dan 100,139 Ostergren, Lynne 132 Osterhaus, Carol 100 Osterhaus, Cheryl 100 Oslman,Neal6l.l2l Overly. Tom 132 Owen. Dan 121.139 Owen, Laura 132 Pace, Steve 100,139 Paddock, Steve 121,154 Page, Chen 121 Paino, Phillip 57,61,72,73.80. 1 2 1 . 1 39 Palmer. Martha 132 Pappert, Jill 121 Parker, Rand 107,160 Parker. Scott 63,75, 132 Parker, Steve 132 Parks, Gary 76,121 Partain, Larry 100,139,157 Parton.Ruth 133 Paschal, Howard 133 Paschal. Laura 133 Paschal. Judith 121 Pasterick. Kim 32.133 Pastnck. Deborah 100.142.157 Pattison, Joseph 121.160,76 Patton. Dan 133.154 Pawhsch, Shari 121 Pawlisch, Vicki 100.142,157 Paxlon, Patricia Paxton. Robert 121 Pearson, Marsha 121 Peavey. Susan 101 Peden.Sue 121 Pederson, Roberta 133 Peickert. Colleen 84,101,163 Peltz, Jane 133,140 Peters. Rebecca 121.162 Peterson, Jack 101 Petznik, Catherine 121.142 Philbee, Naomi 121 Phillips, Debra 39.121,142 Phillips, Mark 63,75.133 Piepenbnnk. Robert 133 Pinkerton, Dan 75.133 Pinkerton. Terry Pio, Deborah 133 Pitser, Susan 121,142 Pollitt, Clinton 133,154 Pomeroy, Clifford 133 Pomeroy, Steve 133 Poor, Cindy 133 Posier, Robyn 122 Potts, Diane 121 Potts. Becky 121 Potts. Larry 133 Potts, Lynn Ray 133 Powers. Mary Ann 133 Pressley.Greg 75.61. 121 Principe.Jay 133 Principe. Michele 163 Putman. Monetle 133 Putt, Janet Kay 133 Putt, Mark 80,101.151 Ramsey. David 133,157 Ramsey. Neal 121.154.156 Randall, Loren 101,156 Rasor, Sandra 133 Raymond, Mike 75.133 Ream. Janet 133 Ream, JoEllen 121 Recht.Greg 101.139 Redding, Vickie 133 Reece, Peggy 133 Reed. Joe 61.80.101, 139 Reed, Theodore 80.121 Reicherl, Von Paul 80,101 Reidt. Rick 133 Reighler, Van Alan 71.101 Reising. Kathleen 133 Remke. Lawrence 133 Remke, Mike 133 Remke, Robert 101 Repperl. Susan 121.142 Retrum. Eric 64.66.67.72.80.85, 101 Reynolds, Carol 101 Reynolds. Robin 63,69.133 Rice, Rickie 101 Rice, Vickie 121.142 Rich. Jana Sue 101.156.157 Richards, Chris 133 Richards, Debra 101,142.160 Richardson. Lois 121.142 Richardson, T. 69 Richardville. James 121 Richey, Robert 101.139 RickofT, Keith 61.101 Ridenour, Janice 101.157.160 Riethmiller. David 75,80,139 Rigsby. Betty 121 Rigsby, Vernon 133 Rinehold. Tom 66,80.121 Rinker. Steve 102 Rish, Virginia 102,142,147,175 Ritter, Ronald 121.139 Rilter. Barbara 133 Roberts, Barbara 133 Roberts, Cathy 121 Roberts, Greg 63,75,133 Roberts, Mike 80,102.121, 138 Roberts. Mike 141 Robinson. Cheryl 140 Robinson, David Joseph 102 Rockwell. Rickie 133 Rockwell. Rodney 102 Rodemeyer, Quentine 102.139 Rodenbeck. Daniel 64.75.80.133 Rodenbeck. Eric 121 Rodman, Mary 121.156.157 Rodnquez, Alicia 121,142 Roe, Mike 102,133 Roe, Richard 139,156.157 Roebuck, Randy 1 33 Rogers, Karen 121 Rogers, Sheila 133 Rohloff. Chris 133 Roop, Shirley 102,156,157 Rosier, Robert 133 Ross, Robert 64,72, 1 22. 139 Roth. Gary 75.76.80,133 Roualel. Tim 122 Rousseau, Jim 69 Rousseau. Sarah Ann 122 RoussefT. Sandra 102 Rowden. Steve 122,154 Roy. Edward 1 33 Ruch. Bruce 133 Ruch, Mike 122.139 Ruchel, Kathleen 102.142.157 Ruff. Mike 122,138 Rusher, Lois 133 Rust, Steve 122,154 Rust, William 133 Ryan, Brenda71. 133 Ryan, Robert 80.122 Sabin. Carol 133 Sack. Muriel 122 Sack. William 61 Sadler, Ted 133 Safford, Steve 133 Sanders. Deborah 122 Sanders, Sandra 122 Sansom, Karen 122 Sarasien. Randy 133 Sargent. Dale 102 Sargent, Rickv 111 Satlerlhwaite. Jill 133 Saunders. Doug 133 Saunders. Mike 122 Savage. John 61.71.80.102 Savage. Judy 133 Schaber. David 122 Schaber. Diane 133,138 Schaeffer, Jane 122,142 Schafenacker, Jean 133 Schaler. Jell 133 Schauer, Beverly 133 Scheffel.Tim23.l23.l3S.I46.17S Scheib. Daniel 66,67,80.102 Schemehorn, Bruce 102.154 Scherer, Pamela 122 Scherlz. Diane 133 Schlatter, Paul 72,80. 1 02. 1 38, 1 39 Schlotterback. Tom 102 Schmidt, Cheryl 102,140 Schmidt, Dan 102 Schmidt, Diane 134 Schmidt. James 64.134 Schneider. Debbie 84.134 Schmeder, Jeff 65,72,80, 104.160 Schneider. Jen 122.162 Schoedel. Barbara 122 Schoenherr, Dian 122 Schram. Margaret 104.163 Schuelke, Tom 122 Schulte. David 134,154 Schultz. Kevin 134 Schumm. Pamela 122 Schusler. Jackie 122.142 Schuster, Jenny 122 Schuster. Kirk 139 Schwan.Adelle 122.150,161 Scott. Steve 134 Sebring, Paula 134 Secrisl. Randy 63.75.134 Sefton. Rex 61.72.80.1 16.122 Seidel. Vicki 104 Seitz, Londa 122.142 Settles. Ann 134 Shaffer. Gary 122 Shaffer. Teresa 1 34 Shambaugh. Sally 104.142.147,160.161.175 Shanebeck, Gary 134 Shanyfelt. Holly 134 Shawgo. Ron 122 Sheean. Roberta 104.141 Shenfeld. Roger 122 Shepard, Bob 134 Sherry. Alan 134 Sherry, Angela 104 Shevchenko. Wall 75.122 Shideler. Greg 1 34 Shie. Steven 122 Shilts, Sue 134 Shinn, Candy 122 Shipman. Debbie 122.142.162 Shipman, Sheryl 52,84,140.104.141 Shirk. Doris 104 Shirk, Sandra 134 Shoaf. Ronnie 134 Short, Barbee 79,85.104.175 Shovlin. Robert 104.154 Shown, Tim 70.134 Shuherk. James 134,140 Shultz. Jim 122 Shuster. Cathy 134 Shuster, Kirk 104 Shull, Jan 122,142 Shutl. Karen 122 Sickaloose, Brian 62,63,69,134 Sickafoose, Darlcne 104 Siemer, John 104 Silver, Stanley 70.134 Simmerman. Edgar 134 Sircey.James7l,80.104 Sisler, Deborah 134 Sivits, Ina 84. 104, 140. 1 56. 157 Sivits. Jay 134,140 Skarie. Bill 122 Skinner. Charles 122 Skinner. Bill 71,122.139 Skipper, James 75, 1 14 Slater. Keith 64.69.72.134 Sloan. Janet 122.142 Smith, Carol 104 173 Smilh. Diane 122 Smith, Herschel 104,139 Smith. Jack 122 Smilh, Jacqueline 122,162 Smith. Jan 122 Smith. Kathleen 134 Smith. Marsha 126,134,160 Smith. Patricia 104 Smith, Philip 134 Smith, Richard 66,68,72,80,104.139 Smith, Robert 122 Smith, Rose Ann 104 Smith, Ruth Ann 122 Smith, Tim 122.154,159 Smock, Cheryl 105,163 Snell, Kathleen 105.140 Snowball. Jeri 122 Snyder. Amy 105 Snyder, Catherine 134.160 Snyder, Deborah 134 Snyder, Dick 134 Snyder. Irene 134 Snyder. Karin 1 34 Snyder, Mark 105 Snyder, Mike 134 Sommer. David 134 Sonia. Paul 122 Souers. Scott 1 34 Souers. Steve 122 Soule, Frederick 134 Sparks, Denis 69.80,122 Spencer. Christine 134,160 Spencer, Susan 122.142 Spencer, Mary 105 Sprague, Denise 122 Spurr, Mark 134,140 Squires, Larry 122,138 St- George, Diane 102 Stahl.Carl 105 Staley, Carol 105,140,157 Stanczak, James 69,72,134 Stedman, James 134.154 Steeg. James 80. 1 05. 1 39. 1 60 Steele, James 75.105 Steele. Karen 122 Steele, Richard 63,80,134 Sleffen.Don 134 Steffen. Robert 105,157 Stegall, Mary 134 Stein. Mark 134 Sleinbacher, Steve 138.139 Steinmelz. Samuel 71.80,105 Stephenson. Gary 122 Stevens, Daniel 122 Stevens, Janet 134 Steward, Benjie 1 34 Stewart, Larry 35, 7 1, 122 Stewart. Yvonne 122.142 Stillinger, Sue 134,160 Stillman. Dale 134,160 Stone, Tom 134 Stopher, Steve 122,139 Stoppenhagen. James 105,139 Stover, Vickie 134.140 Slrahn, Merrell 134 Slratton. Karen 105,157 Strawbridge, George W. 105, 1 38, 1 39 Stresser, Karyn 105.142,150,160,161 Strong, Carol 134 Strong. Mike 122 Slucky. Beth 1 34 Sludle, Tom 122 Study, Kim 134 Stummers. Laura 122 Slump, Kennelh 134 Sturges,Jeff71. 134.141 Slulzman. James 105 Sullivan, Robert 105 Sunday, Vicki 122 Surface, Bruce 134 Sutherland. Kennelh 70.80.134 Swank, Susan 122 Swartz, Rex 134 Sweeney, Patrick 122 Sweeney, Tim 135 Tamer, John 75,122 Tallman. Jackie 122,142 Taylor, Colette 135 Taylor, James 105,135 Taylor, John Victor 64 Taylor, Marcia 122 Teetor, Elizabeth 135 Teglmeyer. Ingrid 105 Terzian. Evelyne 135 Thalacker.June 105,140,152 Thiele. Glenn 123 Thiesing.Jim 123,139 Thomas, Gary 123 Thompson, Leslie 135 Thompson. Gene 80, 106, 1 38 Thompson, Sue 106 Thorington Katherine 79, 1 06, 140, 1 57. 1 75 Thorn, Janie 135.175 Thurston. Tim 135.141 Tieman, Colleen 123.142 Timme, Teresa 123 Titus, Steve 135 Todd, Linda 106 Toenges. Diane 123 Tompkins, Don 135 Tompkinson, Norma S4.106 Tracey, Robert 135 Tracy, Jeff 123 Trager. Sue 22,106 Trietsch, Kathleen 106 Trott, Sally 135 Troue. Karen 106 Trosel, Davy 1 35 Trovinger. Doug 106,139 Troyer. Russell 61 ,72,80.84, 106 Tumbleson. Keith 123 Tunin, Patricia 106 Tupper, Marilyn 106 Turnbull. Kevin 135 Turnbull, Robert 123.142 Tyler. Sieve 135 Ubelhor. Mike 135 Uhrick. Earl Richard 123 VanAnda. Debbie 123,142 Vance, Mike 106 Vance. Tom 64,123,139 Vanderford, Bill 123 Van Meter. Robert 135 Van Wey. Deborah 1 35 Vardaman. James 7 1 .106 Veresh. Gregg 106 Varnor, Bob 135 Vevia. Carol 135 Vince. Albert 123 Vining. Daid 135 Voelker. Ron 69. 1 35 Voigt. Jeri 135 Voirol. Mary 123.142 Vonderau. Sharon 106,148 Votaw, Dan 64.72.80.106.139 Votaw. Mike 135 Wade. David 106,139 Wade. Tom 69. 1 23, 139, 1 60 Waggoner, Charles 135 Waggoner, Linda 106.163 Wagner. David 123.139 Wagner. Dennis 123.139 Wahl, Steve 1 23 Wakeland, Denise 135 Walborn, Jeff 62,63,135,141 Walda, Leslie 123,142 Walker. David 106 Walker.John 141 Wallace. Nancy 135.140 Wallice. Debbie 123 Walls. Mark 135 Walls. Tom 75,80.106.139 Walther. Wendy 135 Walton. Doug 135 Wrappers. Edward 135 Warner. Steve 106 Warnock. Elaine 123,142.156.157.160,175 Warren. Roy 123 Warsaw. Klaus 123 Warwick. Sally 106 Watson. Colleen 135 Watson. Tom 135.141.157 Walt. Jeff 135 Watts, Jeff61,71,80,l06,l39 Weaver. Barbara 123 Webb, Don 135 Webber. Rosie 123.142 Weeks, Diana 107 Weibel. Terry 123,138 Weiler, Debbie 123 Wells, Karen 107,140,141 Wendell, Nancy 107.142,160,161 Wenger, Belty 22, 1 23. 140, 142 Wenger, Linda 107.140 Wente, Steve 123 Werner. Nancy 107 West, Gayle 123,142 West, Kathleen 123 West, Marcy 135.140 Weyer. Diana 32.135 Whearley, Wendy 135 White, Karen 107,142 Whiteman. Christine 135 Wichern.Cherie 123,175 Wichman, Sharon 135 Widdecombe. Barry 63,135 Widdicombe. Sieve 123 Widdifield. Mary 123,142.162 Widdifteld. Ron 61.80.123.139 Wilcox, Dianna 135 Wilkerson, Linda 107 Wilkins, Keith 123 Williams.Jan 123.142 Williams. Joe 107.123,139 Williams, Kenneth 123 Williams, Linda 123.142 Williams. Rick 123.148.160 Williamson. Sue 142.162 Williby. Mike 61.123,140 Willis. Tom 135.140,154 Willoughby, Vickie 123 Windmiller. Eric 107 Windmiller. Steve 75.135 Winebrenner. Mark 123 Winters. Sheila 123 Wise. Gary 107 Wisman. William 135 Wisner, Karen 135 Witmer. Sandy 123.142.175 Wine. Dan 107 Witte. Steve 135 Witzigreuter. Larry 135 Wolf.Jon 107.138.139 Wolf. Lawrence 70, 135 Woir. Linda 107.135 Wolfe, Sue 135,140 Wood, Tony 123,157 Wood, Gregory 107 Woodings, Curtis 135 Woodruff. Ron 64.135 Wooldridge. Terry 123 W ooster. Jeanne 135 Workman. Dennis 135 Wray. John 157 Wray, John 135.157 Wreeman, Craig 135 Wright, Dennis 123 Wulliman. Cindi 123.142,157 Wulpi, James 157 Wulpi. Susan 107.157 Wysong, Fred 135 Vergens. Shirley 142 Voder. Gerald Lee 135 Yoder. John 69.80 Yoder, B ecky 123,142 Yoquelet. Ramona 123 Young, Barbara 162 Young. Karen 107 Young. Susan 107 Zbacnik. Ray 123 Zehr. David 107.139 Zeimel. Patricia 135 Zieg, John 72.123.139 Zimmerman, John 135 Zink, Don 107 Zion. Lauretle 135 Zion, Mark 123 Zion, Tina 123 Zonker.Calhy 135.140 Zook, Caroline 123 Zuber.Joe 107.135 Zurbrugg. David 123.138 Zurbrugg. Linda 107 174 From the Editor It seems that every experience in life is a learning experience, and such has been my job as Editor of the 1968 SAFARI. I have learned not only of picas, three column lay- out, and cropping; but also of people. Working with so many individual people has truly been the great benefit from my position. A special thank you goes to Ruth Hart, SAFARI advisor, for her guidance and patience. Also, I would like to thank Mr. Jim Arthur and Mr. Bob Bla nton, both of American Yearbook Company for their profes- sional assistance and personal tolerance. The work of people like Ginny Rish, Dave Dopp, Sally Shambaugh, and Kathy Thorington has made this SAFARI Something New Under The Sun. I say in all honesty that it has been a wonderful job and one which I will miss. Best of Luck to Dave Dopp and the Staff of SAFARI ' 69. Tim Cooley 1968 SAFARI Staff Listing Tim Cooley Editor-in-Chief Dave Dopp Ginny Rish Connie Lambert Sally Shambaugh Kathy Thorington Sally Gramling Julie Chapin Sandy Witmer Cherie Wichern Elaine Warnock Ann Goldsmith Mary Doughton Jill Armstrong Barb Dahlgren Steve Landis Janie Thorn Jim Dickmeyer Barb Short TIM SCHEFFEL HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER And . . . At . . . The Sun Begins to Set m