Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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FIRST ROW: Rosalie Ulyat, Jyne1lWoodruff, Peggy Stevens, Judy McCurtain, Diane Burnworth, Carol Hensler, Carolyn Alter,Judy Bell, Mr. Shearer. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bond, Donna Byrd, Linda Thurston, Helen Brooks, Darlene Atkinson, Glenda Sutton, Carol Schantz, Alliene Thomas, Kathy Bahler. THIRD ROW: Judy Bahler, Linda Wagner,Nancy Nussbaum, Sandra Cochran, Kay Ware, Audrey Guth, Norma Washburn, Barbara Eastburn, Sharon Douglas, Sherry Best, Kathryn Hensley, Mary Beth Jones. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Merriman, Ellen Watts, Judy Alberding, Pat Sigo, Lynette Stevens, Jeanie Meadows, Peggy Wilder, Marjorie Wilson, Darlene Lehe, Linda Porter, Nancy Wilder, Sandra Bufkin, Arlene Sigo, Becky Landis, Kay Sigo, Sandra Knochel. FIFTH ROW: Larry Lel3eau, Larry Sommer, Jack LeBeau, Mike Criswell, Ralph Moore, Roy Hansell, Paul May, Gary Lynch,Max Nelson, Bob Crowe, Randy Tobias, Dale Lehe, Frank Howard,Richard Nicoson,Mike Merkel. Karen Tyler-pianist. ?mwl0 ' FIRST ROW: Mr. Shearer, Barbara Eastburn, Karen Tyler, Nancy Wilder, Kay Ware, Judy Wagner. SECOND ROW: Dale Lehe, Paul May, Gary Lynch, Max Nelson, Bob Crowe, Frank Howard, Jack LeBeau. 32

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3 Il In 1 3 0 C C UL'sd.lllZCU Ill LHC I-all U1 1731 unuer I-ne direction or Robert B. Shearer. The band has grown from a small group of basic instr ents to one which can boast CLARIN51-5 FRENCH HORNS symphonic instrumentation. : Kay Ware. Concertmaster : Sandra Adamson The Music Boosters Organization has ,,, gglagln gsggflas' Rank Comcml ,,, fafgygykfgirfiflsg done much toward promoting the band's no Jeanie Meadows a pany Watts growth and success, : Sandra Knotipel C?BRf?EtIosn Stevens - - attiDonne y Many students have had the prlvllege ' Mollie Brown, Rank Corporal ' Gary Lynch, Captain Uf P1aYU1g one of the more unus ua-1 5Ym' ' Larry LeBeau ' Paul May, Lieutenant phonic instruments through the genero - ' Healey Bgrldh Rank C 1 : ?2r1'iyHWi1de5. ASSiSr2r1r Librarian ' - ' ll fey UI , 0l'p0l'a l'al'l 0W3l' Swv of the Mus C Booste 115' The officers ' Linda Thurston ' Robert Crowe, Assistant Quartermaste this year are: Mrs. Richard Schantz, Le,-ry Heldeny on MikeMe,ke1 president' Mrs. Lowell Jones, vice- Z Jeffery May ': Randy Tobias president' and Mrs. Richard Stevens, ,,. ggfgerfllisigcfgel ,, zglzfmigglm' Rank Corporal secretary-treasur r. ' Joyce Wilder Rosalie Ulyat The Music Boosters also promoted a 'L' gllsiesslaiy-ely B LRIPfIe5rggSArbuek1e - - Oflllle RIC! carnpailgn 1f01' Iliw bfand unifirms 1aSl: Richard Crowe ' Dale Lehe, Chief Quartermaster year. n ess an our wee s enoug 03053 0- Carolyn Alter fngney was raised tg P1-Qvide our band : EZICDBTZACI, Chief LibI'3.l'l3Il SCOII BOWITIZI1 tehstyle of uniform which can be worn EJUTSQ' e jones 3fogg:g!gESLehe Tee Ways- Max Nelson. Drum Major ' Larry Sommer This year, the band has been reor- : Sirelserflanlz eu: Sherry Best ganized Military Style. The band drilled .,. Suggepuegms gfggfavfjaltifr as a marching unit in the fall and attend- ALT0 CLAMNET 3155555 ed the High School Band Day at the Pur- ' Judy Mecllffain m Richafd Nicisonf Rank C0rP0ra1 due Stadi Saturday, September 24. BQSEACITARINETS ,, John Smith arjorle Wilson Ronald Wilder On October 1 the band were guests Of john Rees SNARE DRUMS St. Joseph College and were featured in BTO SAXAPHONES : lack LeBeau. Lieutenant a Special hay- time show during the St' . gzgbzgragastbum, Manager BASggglnlll4ens1er, News Corporal Joe-Valparaiso game before 2000 fans. Ra1phMoo,e 1 Lyn ne stevens Other activities of the year included ENGR SAXSPHOEES C.YIgIB?,LS S uh - ' - Dianne onne y ar ara mit Armistice Day, Basketball games , Soy ,, Connie Bohlman BELLS AND MARIMBA bean Broadcast. Chnstmas Concert. sAruToNE sAxAPHoNE ' 1yne11wo0aruff Ensemble Contests, A Spring Concert, ' Pat Smith. Rank Corperal TJWPJNNSV A I L b - - . - - - BASSON u y agner. ssistant i rarian District and State Organization Con en Becky Landis Dire wr' ROBERT B. SHEARER tests Commencement and Memorial 31 OJ 3 5 E E QE Os-:uc U35 .EEE 'EUS 3.9.2 .sag 326 55.2 .EEE -u-u-u 222 E-EE 2.9.2 'JCC NNN 0-0-9- 'ti KJ. 'SKB as 225 .Mm av-o-v o 'Hia +I QRS Se ,U-11.99 Q-4 Mbna 7,32 Offs ' ev 'JI 1-. 5., N ... .cf-I-1 'go E-40 gow-4 -'63 -eel! as mam U2 of--' gg, 'ada a-V' 'U mi G30 8.0 Gia.E 0 'LUQDES 100,24-To b,'jE.,G!E,4mP ee? :VS Q-HW NU 68. qu rst division pla fi

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' Sedan! f-hz I FIRST ROW: Carol Tyler, Kathy Bahler, Bruce Best, Mary Beth Jones, Carol Shantz, Ronald St Pierre, Larry Black- well, Peggy Stevens. SECOND ROW: Donald Worley, Ronald Gillam, Judy Bahler, Kathryn Hensley, Helen Brooks, Joe Alberding, Don Cochran. THIRD ROW: Curtis Seibenthal, Edith Sheldon, Bill Worley, Richard Keen, Harold Molter, Roy Hansell, Patty Sheldon, Marvin Baxter. fu., 71694 Aw FIRST ROW: Willie Rees, Susan Puett, Bill Burnworth, Bill Ford, Alan Baier, Betty Zeigler, Richard Hensler. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Hensley, Donald Hancock, Donald Sharkey, Earl Culp, Larry Worley, David Bokma, Ray Smith. Compliments of HANSELL'S DRUG STORE