Rolling Prairie High School - Rolling Log Yearbook (Rolling Prairie, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

t I rrrrr __________... ■ r ‘ „■ ij+ ,4 ■ v-y • MPtv mm y- ; -. FORWARD ............................... Cheryl Wilson ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY . Fonda Ames Dorothy Reed ACADEMIC..............................Mary Jo Carpenter Sandy Moore Mary Nickerson CLUBS.................................Sharon Houseman Tom Flitter SPORTS Dale Hock Ernie Simons Cowteftte LOWER CLASSES ......................... Peggy Hollingsworth Fonda Ames Mary Nickerson SENIORS Fonda Ames Dorothy Reed Mary Jo Carpenter IN MEMORIAM..........................Cheryl Wilson SENIOR ACTIVITIES....................Mary Jo Carpenter Cheryl Wilson Jim Patterson EDITORS Cheryl Wilson Jim Patterson PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 Rolling Prairie High School Rolling Prairie, Indiana How do we spend our time at Rolling Prairie High School?? We study for 65,200 minutes, we exercise for 8.100 minutes, and we relax in our outside activities for 8,600 minutes. Our studies prepare us for the future. Our exercise keeps us trim and physically fit. Our relaxation aids our physical and mental well-being. We should not waste these precious minutes, for the hours of youth quickly pass and are never repeated. Time, that often fleeting but sometimes stationary aspect of life, can not be captured nor held for long. The days that seem to go too slowly when studies and books are at hand, soon race along when graduation day approaches. Time is not to be grasped and held, but to be made rich in memories, dreams, and fulfillment for Rolling students. 2 In this time of a more critical look at education the Rolling Prairie School Faculty and Administrative staff have designed a plan to further the development of useful citizens so that they may be prepared to take their place in the world of tomorrow. Our plan permits a wide variation of experiences so that a pupil may prepare for higher education or may receive specialized training in the business or industrial field. The record made by pupils in this school becomes a part of the perma-nent files so that it may be helpful to employers and to the students who are earnestly seeking advancement. The Administrative staff. Guidance department and Faculty stand ready to help all students seeking advice and all parents who need and wish counsel. The school exists to help in educating the youth of today. Now is the time for every one to shoulder the educational problem. John R. Dunk, Principal ADMINISTRATION Mr. Riley Assistant Principal Guidance Counsellor Business Math Mr. Rex Hunt Kankakee Tvp. Trustee Mrs• Ulrich Secretary 4 Mrs. Anita Warren Mathematics Math and Science Club Mr. Forrest Kantner Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America Mr. Cleo Isom Mathematics Math and Science Club Mrs. Nedra Dudley English F. T. A. Mrs. Helen Heeter English, Latin Student Council Drama Club Honor Society Mr. Billie West Commerce Student Council Yearbook and newspaper Camera Club Bookstore Mr. Jack L. Gary Social Studies Basketball coach Assistant football coach Cross country and track Mrs. Margaret Dodd English Pep Club Mr. Rolland Clendaniel Industrial Arts Assistant Coach Mr. Raymond Reed English Library and librarians Drama Club Honor Society Mr. Donald Keane Social Studies Football Coach 7 Mrs. Harriet Wilson Physical Education Health and Safety G • A • A • X Mrs. Dorothy Sellers Home Economics F. H. A. Pep Club Mrs. P. Reitman History English Remedial Reading Mr. Wm. Russell Wells Science, Chemistry Math and Science Club Mr. Jack Grimes Art Mr. Donald Williams Vocal and Instrumental Music Pep Club Mr. Raymond Karnafel Social Studies Jr. High basketball Service Club I CURRICULUM 65,200 MINUTES SPENT IN STUDY The valuable experience learned in shop by these students will always be very useful to them throughout their entire life. ueepiy engrossed in mechanical drawing are: H. F. Fosnight, L. Stevenson, and R. Burden. Zarr 8 Art Lapczynski is showing how to tackle a typical problem in Agriculture to J. Klute, V. Patterson, J. Cannon, and Mr. Kantner. 10 Now, boys, that is the engine, says Mr. Snyder to D. Pagel, B. Russell, and 0. Mroz. D river s T r a i n in g Art What is T. Pike drawing?? Is it a floor plan of a house?? These active art students are: Left to right - T. Pike, S. Drnek, B. McCombs, J. Jacob- r Comme rce Fonda Ames is demonstrating how to operate the Photo-Copy machine. Home E c . Busy taking part in a sewing bee in Home Ec. are: N. Swanson, D. Nicholson, M. Gnerlick, M. Carpenter, P. Deutscher. i . J. Miller, B. Fryer, and K. Handtke are busily typing in their Office Practice class. Too many cooks spoil the stew , but it must not be true in this class. The cooks are: J. Rehlande D. Kidder, V. Gross, V. Zook Below: Here the teachers are enjoying a dinner pr pared by the girls. 12 Rw tCjW lAM uAjCjO Valel (GreetInga!) say these two Latin I students, J. Faulstltch and S. Schroeder. Is this the word you were looking for?? says Cheryl Wilson to Sandy Moore and Mr. Carr in their German II class. J. Cannon and N. Martensen are waiting their turn at the file cabinet as J. Prestin and J. Miller look for their personal folders. The other two studious classmates are B. Stayback and T. Teeter. 13 lUCtth In Chis physics class, J. Wellinskl, J. Foster, S. Moore, El. Cuff, and D. Hickman are helping Mr. Carr conduct an experiment. 14 Botton row-Left to Right- M. Kelly, B. Loop, S. McDonald, J. Faulstich, D. Kidder, Second row-Left to Right- B. Povolock, L. Haverstock, P. Maesch, S. Dyrnek, A. Bennitt, S. Marr, B, Beckham, Third row-Left to Right-Ao Carlson, M, Horvath, V. Zook, B. Fritzen, L, McCormick, C. Cannon, Fourth row-Left to Right- T. Nickerson, J. Neuman, P. Antrim, A. Magley, R. Russell, J. Hooper, CHOIR Bottom row- Left to Right- C. Wilson, E. Toth, T. Teeter, J. Foster, J. Fultz C. Peeples, K, Cuff. Second row-Left to Right- S. Wolfe, C. Wilson, J. Buell, S. Hews, N. Boniface, M. Smith, P. Deutscher, Third row-Left to Right-S. Voss, S. Ziemkowski, E. Samys, C. Norris, B. McCombs, K. Geren, K. Ulrich, A. White, Fourth row-Left to Right- K. Biehl, B. Moore, J. McCleland, J. Patterson, J. Miller, L. Spear, T. Kirkham. Top row-Left to Right- R. Surma, D. Hock, R. Todd K. Biehl. Bottom row-Left to Right- J Tanner, J.Schroeder, B0 Lambert, L. Wolfe. Top Row-Left to Right- V. Stone, L. Cole, L. White R. Foster, J. Foster, N. Rehlander, L. Rehlander, T. Pizark. Bottom row-Left to Right- T. Tolliver, C. Povlock, S. Voss, P. Stringer, G. Upp, C. Voss, B. Hofer, D. Fritzen. Top Row-Left to Right- K. Geren, B. Wilkey, R. Buss, L. Patterson, E. Simcox, Bottom row-Left to Right-R. Rehlander, R. Mrozinski. Color Guard - Left to right: V. Stone, R. Foster, G. Williamson. This trio is seen at all home basketball games. 16 Top Row-Left to Right- G. Williamson, J VanVactor R. Russell, J. Dunk, S. Moore, Bottom Row-Left to Right- K. Ulrich, S. Schroeder, G. Harness, C. Meek Majorettes - Left to right: K. Ulrich, J. VanVactor, B. Wilkey, J Patterson 4-;  l j Top Row-Left to Right- C. Peterson, J. Patterson, B. Patterson, G. Meyers, D. Kuta. Bottom Row-Left to Right- P. Gropp, J. Miller, C. Norris, T. Kirkham M. Zeedyk, G. Hubner Top Row-Left to Right- E.Simons, R. Lapcznski, M.Jones J. McCleland, R. Kitchenmaster, F. Evans, T. Porter, Bottom Row-Left to Right- R. McCleland, J. Seering, A, White, J. Janicki, K. Flitter. 17 E- D Pat Stringer is demonstrating the egg sit to K. Turak, Mrs. Wilson, S. Welty, and G. Upp. PW Y£, Ready for the serve in a game of volleyball. SOCIAL CTUDfE It's a bird, it's a plane!! No, it's just a game of basketball. Tuning in on a current news story (?) are Fry®! , j. Wellinski, and K. Handtke in their U.S. Government class. 18 ORGANIZATIONS 4 27,246 MINUTES SPENT EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES e T U D £ N T o O The Student Council members this year are: Top row left to right R. Russell, D. Hock, T. Flitter, E. Simons, D. Hickman, Second row: Mrs. Heeter, F0 Ames, S. Voss, S. Norris, S. Hutts, E. Toth Bottom row: C. Wilson, G. Galey, J. Schroeder, T. Stevens, and S McNally. Candy, anyone? The Council sold Mason Candies for their first money-making project. c 0 The four Council members who decorated the tree this year are Kathie Ulrich, Tom Flitter, Fonda Ames and Dave Kuta. R C V L I U C B Either Dennis Luther or Harold Zarr can show you how to run the movie projector. The Science Club convocation was about the various characteristic of micro-waves. Very interesting!! 22 These Librarians will help you find the book you are looking for; Sharon Waak, Joyce Cook, and Thelma Bennitt. C ub 23 Mr. Riley has something interesting to say to these Future Teachers at an informal meeting: left to right: Mr. Carr, C. Wilson, D. Deuts-cher, R. Russell, Mrs. Dudley, S. Moore, R. Kitchenmaster, and J. Dunk 24 Incoming G.A.A. members had to obey any orders from other members for initiation. This order-to do the twist . See their pleasing outfits! These two members are being forced to eat unflavored gelatin. Taste good, girls?? 25 M M-OnUtM.$ IHL VARSITY - coach Gary, P. Rood, M. Flagg, R. Kitchenmaster, W. Armstrong E. Haverstock, N. Martensen, M. Keehn, R. Williamson, R. Cuff, G Meyers D Hock, L. Stevenson, assistant coach R. Clendaniel. The two managers are:’l.’ White and E. Simons. Tk Bask tbcM T 28 2 points, Kitch!! All five In for the rebound, but we missed it I! BULLDOGS ACTION B CkmtpjxdfiM The four girls who lead the fans in cheering for the B team during the year are: Peggy Hollingsworth, Dorothy Reed, Sandy Moore and Sherril orris m H M| Basketball team-first row, left to right: J. Buss, D. Mangold, H. Bennitt, G. Popple-well, E. Livingshouse. Second row: B. Lambert, R. McCleland, M. Kuhn, P. Bealor, J. Kleca, M. Schroeder, coach-Mr. Karnafel. Cross-country- first row, left to right: H. Lange, B. Lambert D. Mangold, L. Wolfe, Second row: J. Kleca, J. Bennitt, H. Bennitt, F. Snyder, coach- Mr. Karnafel. THE HAIRCUT The varsity not only collected a tourney trophy this year, but also Mr. Dunk's hair!! See what happens when you make a bargain, Mr. Dunk? ? 6,600 Mf NUT Rolling Prairie's first varsity football team finished the season with a record of three wins and six losses. FOOT Lack of experience and shortage of material proved to be a major difficulty. However, with the game-experienced men returning next year we should be in much better shape for the next season. MIL The team drew praise from many for their fine spirit and determination. They never gave up or quit trying regardless of the game situation. From top L. to R. J. Hollett N. Martensen E. Simons O. Raska R. Russell R. Lapczynski D. Workman K. Biehl R. Cuff M. Harenza R. Surma T. Teeter J. Brewer T. Wheatbrook L. White VAR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From top L. to R. Sandra Hutts Pat Deutscher Bonnie Wilkey Susan McNally Mary Ann Nickerson 34 From top L. to R W. Armstrong D. Hock J. Neuman M. Keehn D. Kuta R. Williamson T. Stacy G. Meyers D. Pagel M. Mangold M. Flagg D. Mroz G. Lange R. Fultz J. Carr 8 I T Y From top L. to R. R. Ackerman B. Lambert B. Ackerman P. Bealor H. Bennitt R. Armstrong L. Wolfe A. Zarr R. Workman J. Halter M. McCleland B. Lawrance J. Long P. MacDonald J. Bennitt M. Schoeder G. Popplevell T. Stevens J. Hoover J. Schoeder J. Taylor M. Howell S. Raska H. Flitter D. Crum J. Bealor J. Haverstock C. Bear J. Prestin D. Mangold iq?? October 6,1961 at 10:45 Susan Wolfe was crowned Homecoming Queen for the of 1961-62. Miss Wolfe's court consisted of Arlene Bennitt and Sandra Moore. school year WOMtCOM! N G This dummy was hung by the fans but the North Judson team was hung by the Rolling players. The score was 20-7 our favor. One of the floats in the parade on October 7 was made by the Student Council. Due to wind it never made the parade. 36 Elementary School Memories As a solid foundation is a requirement for a gooc building, so a thorough elementary education is « prerequisite to later school success. In the elementary grades our children are very close to their teachers. As they look back on the happenings and achievements, they are often tied ii with memories of certain teachers. Many here learr that an honest effort must be made, that there is nc excuse for half trying. They learn that firmness anc kindness go together. We want so much to grow up, but after we have grown up, we often get keen pleasure in remembering our elementary school days. acu it Mrj. Mitchell Sixth grade Mr. Strycker Sixth grade Mrs. Griffith Fifth grade Mrs. Brown Third grade Mrs. Houseman Secretary Mrs. Russel: Music Mrs. Wells Third grade Mrs. Corbin First grade w jmm Mr. Trafelet Fourth grade Mrs. Long Second grade Mrs. Lenig First grade Mrs. Smith Fourth grade Mrs. Nickerson Second grade Mrs. Ludwig Second grade Mrs. Nelson First grade 38 L. to R. Top row: K. Howell, G. Hunt, M. Pease, C. Wideman, E. Miller, C. Miller. Middle row: M. Hynek, J. Hooper, D. Pent is, R. Voss, J. Konieczny, D. Laymance, D. Sherwood, C. Gourley, J. Hawkins. Bottom row: M. Smith, J. Schroeder, H. Scotfield, K. Tuley, J. De Poy, A. Eskridge, P. Hill, C. Pitmon Mrs. Lenig Pt lSt L. to R. Third row: B. Malone, D. Hooper, D. Hutts, G. Ostroski, G. Proud, T. Ludwig, D. McGuire, 0. Nickerson, 0. Peterson. Second row: S. Deutscher, P. Buss, P. Richardson, S. Nichols, C. Frazier C. Angelos, P. Loop, J. Stark, N. Harenza. First row: B. Eastman, M Wingard, D. Absher, M. Houser, D. Barnes, J. Cantu, F. Hartsaw, G. Sullivan, B. Jones, Mrs. Corbin. L. to R. Top row: S. Butler, R. Dunham, G. Sellers, T. Porter, C. Course1, D. Hertzberg, M. Ekovich, D. Wasielewski, Middle row: P. Horvath, M. Emrick, D. McCormick, K. Jones, L. Kelley, N. Schroeder, J. Warfield, B. Keebn D. Watnick, Bottom row: L. Absher, M. Kulasa, P.Wood, D. Harber, D. Evenburg, D. Hill, S. Beige, L. Wolfe, T. Moore, Mrs. Nelson 39 L. to R. Top row: D. Lawence, M. Wireman, M. Miller, 0. Jandrisorits, A. Butler, 0. Schmeltz, D. Gilchrist. Middle row: B. Flagg, J. Snyder, S. Lenig, V. Bolsega, W. Proud, 0. Hertzberg, D. Manges, G. Morgan. Bottom row: Mrs. Long, D. Troyer, W. Jones, R. Cantu, C. Van Schoyck, B. Harber, L. Deutscher, J. Barber owl L. to R. Top row: D. Manzuk, R. Deutscher, T. Stone, P. Miller T. Lange, R. Scott, T. Elkins. Middle row: K. Buss, K. Andrews, D. Hoover, J. Weir, J. Horn, R. Jones, J. Small, B. Miller, Bottom row: M. Cornell, K. Bradfield, C. McGuire, T. Flitter, E. Spriggs, P. Hill, M. Stark, Mrs. Nickerson GrtjOudub to R. Top row: R. Letter, Mrozinski, C. Heinrich, Todd, B. Anders, J. Halter, Miller. Middle row: Evenburg, G. Scofield, Meek, M. Fischer, VanSchoyck, M. Miller, Emrick. Bottom row: Mrs. Ludw Schiele, L. Wood, T. Barber Laymance, M. Dahne, Schonlng, T. Frltzen L. to R. Top row; B. Nickerson, D. DePoy, G. Miller, D. Fischer, N. Lapaich, B. Mrozinski, L. Ostroski, S. Becker, Middle row; L. Beckham, J. Small, G. Jones, P. Jonas, C. Hunt, N. Buss, R. Warfield, G. Thoman, Bottom row; B. Nelson, R. Flagg, D. Kelley, J. Weinstock, M. Eastman, M. Harris, J, Peterson, M. Wingard, Mrs. Wells. L. to R. Tcp row; C. Hopper, D. Shott, P. Peterson, J. Schroeder, T. Norris, D. Gesse, T. Ludwig, B. Albertson, T. Viman, Middle row; D. Johnson, M. Montemayer, V. Baughman, G. McCleland, A. Jones, B. Halter, G. McCullough, E. Becker, J. Ebel, Bottom row; P. Upp, B. Crum, B. Kegebein, D. Rehiander, L. Laymance, S. Loop, D. Bradfield, S. Raines, Mrs. Brcwn. 41 L. to R. First row: J. Angelos, C, Brettin, B. Troyer, R. Halter, K. Mrozinski, Y. Montemayor, T. Bo Is ega, B. O'Banion, D. Stayback, Mri Smith. Second row: T. Gesse, D. Frazier, D. Schoning, W. Kulasa, ( Kuta, B. Snyder, R. Stevens, R. Worthey. Third row: J. Morgan, R. Raska, M. Albertson, S. Cuff, T. Ebel, N. Zarr, S. Haverstock, J. Landwer L. to R. First row: C. Harness, J. Piechocki, M. Miller, R. Hazlett, S. Porter, W. Wiman, J. McDonald, B. Schroeder, J. Worthey, C. Goodman. Second row: Mr. Trafelet, G. Deutscher, J. Hill, D. Meek, V. Buss, A. Wasielewski, M. Shippee, L. Halter, K. Wilhelm, E. Cantu. Third row: L. Brady, W. Carpenter, D. Garrison, S. Smith, R. Albertson, R. Nickerson, J. Morgan, D. Hartwick 42 L. to R. First row: D. Weinstoc D. Schoeder, M. Fuller, P. Grop R. Stayback, R. Evenburg, G. Peterson, B. Childress. Second row: M. McCormick, P. Hofer, D. Livings, J. Cantu, B. Engle, T. Smith, B. Long, M. Moore, Mrs. Hunt. Third rowZ: L. Mrozinski, R. Peeples, J. Landwer, 3. Ross R. Small, C. Clanton, J. Jarret S. Wilhelm, Fourth row: R. Klei G. Mroz, R. Jones, D. Miller, J Stacy, L. Boniface, D. O'Banion J. Manzuk L. to R. First row: J. Gladden, Manzuk, M. Corbin, J. Conrad, C. Wilson, D. Ostroske, D. Baugh-■an, E. Montemayor. Second row: Hrs. Griffith, J. Jablonski, J. Tanner, L. Spriggs, L. Wood, J. Peterson, M. Moore, A. Pentis, B. Stark, G. Workman. Third row: J. Kitchemaster, F. Mrozinski, S. Crum, M. Stacy, S. Dunlap, L. Hartwich, D. Hertsberg, S. Scott. Pourth row: S. Stevens, D. Rubner B. Lambert, J. Galey, M. Todd, D. Buss, R. Shippee, P. Long 43 L. to R Fourth rows C. Stringer, B. Samys, K. Biege, B. Carpenter, S. Evans, C. Halter, M. Heinrich. Third row: J. Surma, L. Richardson, W. Williamson, D. Stayback, S. Long, C. Corbin, D. Deutscher, D. Schroeder. Second row: S. Peterson, M. McCleland, R. Ebel, J. Orcutt, M. Moore, C. McCormick, B. Feece, J. Seering, First row: B. Ziemkowski, T. Weirich, G. Halter, T. Piechocki, T. Nicholas, D. Van Schoyck, D. Wireman, Mrs. Mitchell. Qtjdlv oA to R. Irth row: K. Chmielowiec, Kleine, J. Doran, R. Albertson, Peters, J. Gilchrist, W. Rose, Schroeder, G. Jonas, Third row: Thoman, P. Dahne, S. Lapaich, Jolley, V. Tuley, P. Shock, L. p, K. Bennitt. Second row: Mr. rycker, P. Ross, A. Morgan, S. Ison, M. Baird, A. Stark, R. Wolfe, Moore, R. Hawkins, First row: B. oper, D. Wheatbrook, P. Hawkins, P. Le, H. Wingard, D. Deutscher, L. Ltzen, L. Troyer, C. Peterson. CLASSES Oovtodlv LOui W. Ackerman D. Adams J. Albertson C. Baer P. Baird S. Bannwart T. Bealor Y. Beatty J, Bennitt M. Cannon J. Cantu D. Cavin M. Chmielowiec J. Clanton L. Clark J. Colanese P. Corbin D. Crum M. Deutscher R. Drnek M. Fonte J. Foster A. Fritzen V. Gilpin D. Goodman R. Greathouse P. Gropp R. Haas R. Harenza J. Harris D. Hartsaw D. Hartwick J. Haverstock L. Haverstock C. Hawkins P. Heminger K. Herbst B. Hofer P. Hoggard J. Hoover J. Horvath M. Howe11 H. King J. Kelley D. Kelley M. Jones D. Jones J. Jolley W. Lawrence J. Long R. Loop G. Manzuk R. Manzuk R. McCullough M, McDonald R. McGowen M. McGuire C. Meek E. Messman M. Miller J, Montemayor M. Montemayor H. Morgan M. Mrozinski R. Mrozinski D. Nickerson T. O'Bannion M. O'Connell J. Paul J, Prestin S. Raska K. Reese R. Rehlander D. Seering D. Sheeley D. Shock M. Shock J. Shroeder T. Stevens J. Tanner D. Thomas K. Towle C. Voss K. Wasielewski Gicjldlv vOui R. Ackerman C. Albertson B. Anderson R. Armstrong P. Bealor F. Bennitt H. Bennitt S. Brettin J. Buss M. Cannon M. Cantu B. Childress J. Clark L. Corbin J. Cuff M. Cunliff S. Eslinger J. Evenburg S. Evers C. Flagg R. Flitter D. Fosnight J. Foster D. Fritzen J. Halter 0. Harness B. Haverstock J. Haverstock G. Hubner A. Johnson L. Kelly N. Kelly J. Kleca U. Lambert H. Lange E. Livinghouse R. Livings S. Livings D. Mangold P. Marr H. Martin R. McC1eland 48 P. McDonald J. McGowan C. Miller L. Moore L. Moore 0. Montemayor R. Nagy B. Norris L. Patterson S. Piechowski T Pizark G. Popplewell W. Reese L. Rehlander M. Schroeder F. Schultz D. Shock F. Snyder R. Spriggs S. Stokes V. Stone P. Stringer T. Tolliver K. Turak G. Upp R. VanSchoyck S. Welty G. Williamson J• Wiman L. Wolfe R. Workman A. Zarr U. Zeigner West corridor during ■ ■ class change. What a madhouse ! ( lGLd J. Albin G. Annable N. Baker D. Beatty B. Beckham J. Brewer R. Buss C. Cannon A. Carlson M. Carpenter J. Carr M. Clark M. Clendenen S. Colalillo J. Colanese L. Cole K. Cuff M. Cunliff S. Dahne D. Deutscher J. Doran J. Dunk F. Evans N. Evenburg J. Faulstich W. Faulstich R. Foster B. Fritzen C. Fuller J. Fultz S. Gearhart M. Harenza C. Harris A. Haverstock M. Horvath N. Houseman J. Jacobson J. Keehn C. Krzyzak D. Lain G. Laskoski B. Loop 50 J. Lotter L. Loucks D. Maerz A. Maerz D. Magers A. Magley D. Mannla M. Marr J. Martin J. McCormick S. McDonald B. Mrozinski S. Murray R. Nell T. Nickerson R. O'Banion D. O'Connell G. Pagel B. Patterson C. Peterson K. Peterson J. Pike T. Pike M. Pollock D. Raska J. Reese N. Rehlander S. Shroeder C. Stark G. Stayback S. Stroud L. Sullivan T. Teeter R. Todd T. Wheatbrook R. White C. Wilkey D. Workman M. Zeedyk 51 iGtotlv A. Blehl K. Biehl E. Carter R. Cross J. Elkins K. Feece M. Flagg R. Fultz G. Galey K. Geren G. Gladden G. Gothe W. Gourley R. Gross G. Hartwick J. Hoffman C. Hunt R. Hynek J. Jones M. Kelly D. Kidder T. Kirkham J. Krishack 0. Landes P. Maesch M. Mainland N. McCormick S. McNally D. Messman S. Meyers M. Miller S. Miller C. Moore D. Mroz S. Norris M. O'Bannion D. Pagel T. Porter C. Povolock P. Reese J. Rehlander V. Rood 52 C. Ross R. Russell E. Samys P. Schwingendorf F. Seering R. Shippee L. Spear J. Spriggs T. Stacy A. Stevens J. Stokes R. VanSchoyck S. Voss A. White R. Williamson M. Wireman D. Wood S« Ziemkow8ki V. Zook G. Ainsworth L. Akers R. Albertson W. Armstrong T. Bennitt C. Boles N. Boniface D. Carlson C. Cavin J. Cook S. Drnek J. Dunk L. Ebersole G. Fosnight M. Gnerlick E. Uaverstock L. Uaverstock S. Hews S. Hutts J. Hynek J. Janicki M. Keehn R. Kitchenmaster J. Klute J. Krzyzak D. Kuta D. Lange R. Lapczynski J. Lee R. Livlnghouse D. Luther J. HcCleland fi. McCombs G. Meyers J. Miller J. Nace J. Neuman O. Nicholson N. O'Bannion P. Oberholtzer D. Patterson B. Peterson S. Peterson B. Povlock R. Russell J. Samys E. Simcox T. Spriggs D. Stayback H. Stevenson R. Surma G. Swanson N. Swanson K. Ulrich J. VanVactor S• Waak D. Weinstock B. Wilkey C. Wilson S. Wolfe 54 SENIORS 55 Mr, Raymond Reed Senior Co-Sponsor Mrs. Helen Heeter Senior Co-Sponsor Sharon Louise Houseman Math and Foreign Language Senior Class President James Robert Wellinski Mathematics and Science Senior Class Vice-President Peggy Jane Hollingsworth Commerce Senior Class Secretary Arthur Ralph Lapczynski Industrial Arts Senior Class Treasurer 56 57 Keith Wilbur Feece Industrial Arts Thomas LeRoy Flitter Mathematics Mary Jo Carpenter Mathematics Ronald Jay Cuff Mathematics Pat Deutscher Home Ec onomic s A typical after dinner bull-session is shown with the seniors crowding on the bench in the school lobby. 58 Betty Freyer Commerce Donna Fuller Home Economics Carol Ann Gladden Home Economics Kathleen Ann Handtke Commerce Dennis Hickman Science Mary Ann, Fonda, and Peg are Juat three of the senior office practice girls that do jobs for the teachers and organizations throughout the school year. Patrick Michael LaPaich Mathematics Norman Lee Martensen Mathematics 60 Nancy Irene Martin Home Economics William Earl Moore Industrial Arts 61 Connie Peeples Commerce Ernest Simons Mathematics and Science Jenice Prestin Home Economics Martha Jo Smith Commerce Dorothy Jean Reed Commerce Tom Richardson Industrial Arts William Stayback Industrial Arts Thyra Nancy Teeter Social Studies Elaine Kathalin Toth Commerce Larry Dean White Commerce heryl Elizabeth Wilson 'oreign Language Jerry Wilson Mathematics 63 in MiMOTZiam Gail Conrad The Senior Class respectfully dedicates this page to former classmates, Carol Schwlngendorf and Gail Conrad 64 A A Ott6 W Cheryl Wilson was crowned Queen by last year's queen, Cherie LaRoche, and presented a dozen American Beauty roses. Her court included Mary Nickerson, Thyra Teeter, Kathaleen Handtke, Sharon Houseman, and Janice Foster. 66 Washington Monument Out of 55 seniors from all the county schools, 7 went to Washington D. C. from Rolling. Jenice Prestin, Donna Fuller, Thyra Teeter, Mary Jo Carpenter, Cheryl Wilson, Arlene Bennitt anc Mary Ann Nickerson each sold enough Herald-Argus subscriptions to earn ar all-expense paid trip. D. C Lincoln Monument The itinerary of the trip included such Interesting places as: Jefferson Memorial Supreme Court Building Capitol Building Bureau of Engraving and Printing White House Sholls Cafeteria Lincoln Memorial Arlington Cemetery Mt. Vernon Jamestown Williamsburg Washington Monument Smithsonian Institution Archives Building Capitol Building John Marshall Hotel Statue of Iwo Jima It was a four and a half day trip of which all 7 of us enjoyed every minute of it!! We hope many more of you can next year. 67 Yoanbock Qtafo The group responsible for this yearbook are, first row, left to right: E. Simons, S. Moore, J. Patterson, co-editor, D. Reed, P. Hollingsworth, S. Houseman. Second row: C. Wilson, editor, T. Flitter, photographer, M. Carpenter, and D. Hock. Absent are M. Nickerson and F. Ames. CaM TmrJfiPM 68 V mf mif IT TOOK TEAMWORK!I First row, left to right: J. Tower, J.R. Dunk P. Rood, R. Kitchenmaster, G. Myers, L. Stevenson, L. White, Second row, P. Snyder, H. Winebrinner, R. Cuff, D. Hock, N. Martensen, R, Williamson, J. Gary, E. Haverstock, M. Keehn, R. Clindaniel, E. Simons, and A. Haverstock. WHOOPEE, WE WON!! Seconds after the game was over the floor was filled with screaming fans. (And Cuffy's doing the Twist!!) I can’t understand it, says Pat Oeutscher to Mary Nickerson. We re going to win the tourney and they can’t even spell our name right!! This is our first grade picture. Only fifteen seniors are pictured here. What happened to the rest of them?? Sorry we missed you before. Lloyd Landis Arlo Gourley THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 Class Flower: Crysanthemum Class Motto: The clock of life is wound but once. Class Colors: Mint green and Silver. • • • Fonda Ames • • • • Bob Bardusk. . . . Arlene Bennitt • . Janis Buell. . . . Ron Burden . . . . John Cannon. ... Mary Jo Carpenter. Ron Cuff ..... Patricia Deutscher Tom Flitter. . . . Betty Fryer. . . . Donna Fuller ... Randy Galey. ... Carol Gladden. • • Kathleen Handtke . Dennis Hickman . . Dale Hock.......... John Hollett • . . Peggy Hollingsworth Sharon Houseman. . Patrick LaPaich. . Arthur Lapczynski. Chuck Manzuk ... Norm Martensen • • Nancy Martin ... Judy Miller. ... Bill Moore .... Sandy Moore. ... Mary Nickerson . . Jim Patterson. . . , Vernon Patterson . Connie Peeples . • , Jenice Prestin . . , Dorothy Reed . . . , Tom Richardson . • , Ernie Simons • • • . Martha Jo Smith. • , Bill Stayback. . . , Thyra Teeter . . . , Elaine Toth. . . . , Jim Wellinski. . . , Larry White. . . . « Cheryl Wilson. . • , Jerry Wilson . . . , I plan to work for awhile as a secretary and then attend Art School. attend Barber's School. get a job of some type, I'm still undecided, become a telephone operator and then get married, either go to college or Nursing School, join the Air Force. attend Indiana State and become a Home Economics and Physical Education teacher. go to Purdue University and become an engineer, work for awhile, attend Nursing School, and then get married. I'm doing the same thing as Cuffy. attend Business School, attend Beautician School. I intend to go to work. go to Beautician School and later get married. work during the summer and then attend Beautician School. join the Air Force. go to Purdue and become an engineer too. attend Technical School or join the Air Force. go to Business School and become a private secretary. I plan to attend Nursing School, attend Architectural School, work and then enter the Air Force, work. join the Air Force. work and then attend Beautician School, get a secretarial job and then get married, attend Technical School. attend Indiana University to become a foreign language interpreter. become a secretary or go on to Nursing School. go to Arizona and work for the summer and then attend Indiana State. become a farmer. become a secretary. attend Medical School and become a doctor. become a secretary or attend Airline Hostess School. work, and then Join Army or the Marines. I want to become an engineer at Purdue also, become a secretary and work in Vincennes, Indiana join the Army. Become a Beautician. attend Business College, work for awhile, and then get mar ried. attend college and become a math teacher or become an Industrial Economist. work, and later become a business accountant. attend Ball State to become an English and German teacher, and perhaps teach overseas. go to work, I guess. r 'V r 1