South Central High School - Orbit Yearbook (Union Mills, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1963 volume:

THE CLASS Of 7963 is proud to present the first school year book of SOUTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 50th 6mm! fligh School fstalrlislmd SCHOOL BOARD OF THE CLIN'ION-HANNA-NOBLE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT Setited, left to nght: Cecil Goodwm, Secretary; John Gardner, member; Charles Stephens, PreSIdent. Standing, Harlan Slcgesnmnd, Vice President; Wxxyne Kncisley, Treasurer. In August 1962, the county school corporation reorganizatlon committee gave the school board of the Clinton-Hanna-Noble Consoliddtcd Sthool Dzstrict permissxon tn proceed with plans to develop an improved educational program. Thus, SOLTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL was established. As a result of this action, all high school students from Clinton Toxxnship, Hmna, and L'nion hilllh ncu- for the first time housed togeth- er in the high schnol bullding at Union Mxlls at the beginning of the 114133-611, schnnl year, with Noble Twp. junlor high and grade school children In the same building. Junior high and elementary pupils of the other two townships attend clauses at Clintnn Township School and at Hanna School. A short time befnre school started last fall, the high school students met and voted on the school's nickname and colors. The nickname chosen was SATELLITES and the colon red, white, Kind blue. Aczording to present plans, the dream of a new school building for this district in the very near future is soon to be realized. Students and faculty, as well as the entire school distriict. look forward eagerly to that day. Administration Superintendent 19' Message It is the sincere hope of the Clinton-Hdnna-Noble Consolidated School District to improve and maintain quality education. Every studvm should be dedicated to master the baSlC tools of learning neces- sary for lifc's learning, citizenship, and character. As a student body. faculty, and community, may we Work together to improve our Schools: and may you be a better person by having partiCipated in this piogram, Thank you. John R. Dunk MR. ROBERT LEROY B. S. Degree from B411 State M. S. Degree from Indiana State Principal 19 Message Congratulations to the first graduating class of South Central High School. It is my hope that these graduates will continue to grow and improve in the future, as will South Central. The greatest sense of accomplishment in teaching is seeing former students succeed in their chosen vocations. May this educational experience be cherished long and may it serve to make each graduate a better and more con- Iribulor to our society. Robert LeRoy Mrs. Dorothy Rosenbaum Superintendcm's Secretary Mrs. Betty Hundt Principal's Secretary ?aculty MR. RON CLINDANIEL B. S, Degree from Ball State 'I'eachers' College ACME Engineering School MECHANICAL DRAWING 8; HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDU- CATION 7-12 7th 8L 8th Grade SHOP COACH MR. MICHAEL B. KEGEBEIN B. S. Degree from Ball State Teachers' College Northwestern Universiq L'. 5. HISTORY. WORLD HISTORY. ECONOMICS Student Council Sponsor Assistant Coach Freshman Sponsor MR. RQ BERT HORST B. S. Degree from Purdue University AGRICULTURE, BIOLOGY 8th Grade SCIENCE F. F. A. Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. GEORGE BAKER B. 5. 8L B. A. Degree from Valparaiso University University of Maryland Mlssxsmppi Universuy SCIENCE F. T. A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor MRS. IDA MAE BRYANT B. A. Degree from Indiana University John Herron Art Institute MATHEMATICS Junior Sponsor MRS. SHERRY ADAMS B. A. Degree from Mushall University Huntlngton, West Va. ENGLISH Dranm Club Sponmr Sophnnmre Spnnsur MRS. BERNICE 805 B. A. Degree from Valparaiso University Manchester College Indiana University GOVERNMENT ENGLISH Drama Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor MISS EVELYN M. PALMBACH 8. A4 Degree from Valparaiso University Bdll State - Grad. Work Chicago Teacher's College Indiana Univ. Extension Northwestern Chg. Cdmpus COMMERCE Newspaper Staff Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MRS. HELEN VERKLER B. S, Degree from Central Michigan College University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan COMMERCE, BUSINESS MATH Annual Sponsor Semor Sponsor MRS. PATTI SUE SPARKS B. S. Degree from Indiana Slate College HOME ECONOMICS 7 - 12 F. H. A. Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor Jarztlfy Lin. m ARMS Hi1 MN LR B. 5. ih'gluc trnm mm :ml bx: tjnllch 111w :21. Y HI: gollqy 11m; zm 'Lmvrmt: WURIH HIXJ ORY. IJRIX liRm' I'RAIMNLJ, JR. HIx-H UOACH ; ngi; nOCIAL S'IUDIES 7T2; kvzaxlu xgnnw R'T'I'H uRIEt-ER ngn-c ll'HI? 8,11 NML' TC 'k'hcrk' Collcgc X'alpaunw Ummmt; MLISIL' , HEALTH HinlMH, E.M'LLE'I'IUN 7-1. Mp Club sironso: J.Lwrlcadr:s' Spnllm. MR. RALPH CAPASSU, JR. ' UHIVL'NQ uf Nnrru lec Arts 8; Lt-Hcrs qunr 111 mmulng; Uwixln. uI MLMC Edmxltwn INXI'RLTMIEN I'A-XI, MUAIC Band Spnnsnr MRS. CYNTHIA KL'EYI ER H Hugu-y frnn. Valgurmw L'mx'cmx'; 'L'mvcrsutx of Mlchlgzm. Ann Arbor, Mxhlgan lmvcmm of Munch. Mumch, GcfllLlllix DERMAN I. II, III MR ROBERT KLOSINSKI ' 13.x, chrue from Purdue MATIIEMATICn ImL-rmural Sports Sponsm MR. MILHftLI. 31w ft .N ngfu: fit :: . ' ,.- '. . 'Imu'nch' Lulwgc Inumim 1:. Bmmys inuvhmg smhlccts 3K South CL'HII'JI High Sclmul wa' ILKICLC , 4150 IAIN cl 65:6 :I LLHIHH 41nd Huma Ir. H1311 Schmulx MR. RALPH CAPASSU teachm Instrumental mush d tmn Clmhm and Hamm. ' P.IRx KL'IE'I ER :cachu 7th a 8,111 gzady German a2 ClAmxm and E5 uma, MR, l,,HVIUENkIIS h 1101 unllx H. High Kinach ;1I Hanna. hm 1m L11wtcmhc37th 8; 8111 gradc bcicixu 11d IngusIrLaI Arb, and Bup' Physigal Edmuitwn AI H; 1111a. MK KIMSINSKI IL-achc: 7th 31- m grads Mull aI Clinton. MR FORS'HS Icmhm Art In grades 1-8 at both Hmhm .llld Hanna 45 wull as Limon Mxlls. Swan Drivers Cam K .w i. 5;an Sizzlidcts h 4 Consolidation brought about the necessity of new school buses which are seen in the background of the two pictures above. On the left, are the Union Mills bus drivers, Paul Yelton. Cecil Nablo, Fred Satkoski. and Orville Ehrick. On the right are bus drivers Leslie Shei, Hanna Township; Lloyd Mohlke and Stanley Brndek, Clin- ton Township. They transport the high school students from Clinton and Hanna Townships to South Cen- tral High School. gustadians Albert Schneider, on the left has been cus- todian of the school building at Union Mills for 28 years. He can recall the day when the moth- ers or fathers of some of the juniors and seniors were attending school here. Since then. many changes have taken place. Before a Stoker was installed, it was necessary to heat the building by hand firing the furnace every half hour. On the right is Leo Howell, who has been here for nine years. Because of the greater en- rollment of the school this year, more space be- ing utilized and requiring cleaning, the two custodians are kept busy at all times. Kitchen Staff Mrs. Emma Thomas, on the right, is in her sixteenth year as school cook. She has always taken pride in the fact that she knew everyone's likes and dislikes. When first working for the school, there were about 140 students served in the cafeteria, but now there are 300 to be fed every day, which has made it necessary to have a sp1it noon hour. Mrs. Maxine Hall. center, has worked part- time for seven years, but this year is on a full- time basis. Mrs. Edna Howell, on the left, and Mrs. A. Bishop tnot in the picture are new as- sistants. , 4 1m ryrzlplzs Senior 611155 0f iccrs SECRETARY PRESIDENT CAROLINE ANN UTROSKE BARRY WAYNE HATFIELD Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-3-4 Chorus 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1-2 Science Fair 2 Student Council 2 Newspaper Staff 4 k Oratorical 2-3 Student Council 1-2-3 Girls' State 3 Cheerleader 1-4 Oratoricnl 3-4 2 3 Class Elmer cm Pep Club 2 G-A-A- 132 Intermural Basketball 4 Carnation Baseball 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 611155 601m Cross Country 1-2 Volleyball 2-3 Drama Club 4 Clinton 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Blue and Silver 811155 Motto The past forever gone-- the future still our uwn. H THOMAS LEE NABLO Union Mills 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Class Play 3 TREASURER Science Fair 1-2 NORMAN LEE WINEHOLT F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Judging Team 1-2 Union M1115 1-11 Student Council 1 South Central 12 Boys' State Alternate 3 Annual Stan 4 Pop Club 1 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Intermural Basketball 4 Chorus 1-2 Baseball 1-2 Class Play 2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Science Fair 1-3 VICE PRESIDENT Track 1-2-344 Judging Team 2- Cross Country 4 Baseball 1-2-3- Volleyball 3-4 Basketball 1-2 -4 Seniors 0f I 963 ARLEN DELANE BANIC 4 : r4s;u,fgr ; 4V CATHERINE MARY CARSON Hanna 1-11 Clinton 1-11 South Central 12 RITA SUE BUCHER South Central 12 Class Officer 2-3 Clinton 2-11 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2 South Central 12 ChorRS 1 Science Fair 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 Intermural Basketball 4 Class Officer 1-3 F. H. A. 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Orator1ca1 1-2 Track 1-2-3 .2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 G A A 2 Cross Country 2-3 Oratorical 1-2-3 . . . Volleyball 1-2-3 EDWARD LEE VOLK Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 JOHN I. DEUITCH NORMA KAY YOUNG Annual Staff 4 . . Class Officer 1-2-3 Hanna 1-11 Unlon M1115 1-11 Chorus 2 South Central 12 South Central 12 Class play 3 Science Fair 1 Annual Staff 4 Drama Club 4 Intermural Basketball 4 Class Officer 2 Science Fair 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Chorus 2-3-4 Student Council 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Class Play 3 Oratorical 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 Science Fair 1 Boys' State 3 Cross Country 1 pep CIUb 1'2'3'4 Baseball 1-2- Volleyball 1-2 Hernld-Argus Reporter 4 Basketball 1- Drama Club 4 Track 1-2-3- 4 Cross Country 1-2-3 3-4 2-3-4 112. DONNA JEAN WEBB Union M1115 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1-2 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1 F. H. A. 4 Pop Club 1-2-3-4 1 '1 3;; V V MYRTLE RUTH BECK Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Science Fair 1-2 Newspaper Staff 4 Oratoricnl 1 Girls' State 3 Cheerleader 3 Pop Club 1-2-3 G. A. A. 1-2 Seniors 0f I 963 DICK E. WELSH Union M1115 4-11 South Central 12 Class Officer 1-2 Band 1 Class Play 2-3 Science Fair 1-2-3 F. F. A. 1-2 Judging Team 2 Oratoricnl 1-3 Basketball 1 Track 1-2 Cross Country 1-2 NORMA JEAN WINEHOLT Union Mills 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1-3 Student Council 3 Girls' State 3 Pop Club 1-2-3-4 .13. XX , SHIRLEY JEAN THOMPSON Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Chorus 2 Science Fair 1-2 F. H. A. 4 Girls' State Alternate 3 Pep Club 4 JOHN EDWIN BOYD Union Mills 7-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1-2 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Judging Team 1-2 Student Council 4 Pep Club 3-4 Intermural Basketball 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 .4- M l 1 15-. . .ld-' l HOWARD LOUIS DALSGARD JERARD CALVIN LAND Union M1115 l-ll Clintun 1-11 South Central 12 . , ' South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 NARCY BRADLEX KEIL Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Class Officvr 2 Band 1 Hanna 1-11 r Chorus 2 Class Play 3 SOUth Cont??l 13 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1-2 Annual $??1i 4 ' F. F. A. 1-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Oiilcer 1'3 Judging Team 3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 ChQTUS 122, Oratoricnl 1-2-3-4 Judging Team 1-2 solence Falr 1. Intermural Basketball 4 Boys' State 3 xowspapcr Stall 4 Student Manager 1-2-3-4 pep Club 1 F. H. A. 4 . . Intermural Basketball 4 Student Council l-J Baseball 122-3-4 Oratoricnl 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 Girls' State Alternate 3 Track 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 4 G. A. A. 1-2 RAYMOND KENNETH LUBS III Clinton l-ll South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Chorus 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 2 Newspaper Staff 4 F. T. A. 4 DIANE LYNN MEYER Judging Team 1 Student Council 3-4 Clinton 7-11 Oratorical 2-3 Suuth Central 12 Boys' State Alternate 3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1 Class Officer 1 Baseball l-'-3-4 Chorus 2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 c1355 play 0 0 Track 1-2-3-4 , Newspaper Staff 4 Cross Country 1-3 SLudent Council 4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Oratorical 1-2-3-4 Drama Club 4 Girls' State Alternate 3 Pop Club 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. 2-3 Herald-Argus Reporter 3 Drama Club 4 RICHARD WAYNE HICKS HELEN MARIE SIMS Union Mills 1-11 CAROL JOYCE PATTEE Clinton 1.11 South Central 12 1 . South Central 12 Class Officer 1-2-3 Unlon M1115 1 11 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1-2-3 SOUth Central 12 Class Officer 1 Band 1 Annual Staff 4' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 C1a55 Oiflcer 2 Class Play 3 Science Fair 112 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Oratorical 1-2 F. F. A. 1-213-4 Bang 1-2 , Girls' State 3 , C1355 Play 3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Judglng Team 1-2 Selence Falr 1 G A A 213 Pep Club 1-2 Newspaper Stiff 1-3 ' ' . 1 . 1 Herald-Arr : Re 1t 1 3- Intermural Basketball 4 G11115' State Alternate 3 Drama Clugu: 1301 61 4 Baseball 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-3 Volleyball 1 CHARLENE MARIE SHIREMAN MARY JANE DEUITCH R0 NALD DEAN WEAVER Clinton 5111 Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-3 Chorus 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Science Fair 1-2 Newspaper Staff 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Council 1 F. H. A. 4 Oratorical 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. 1-2 G. A. A. 2 .15. Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 Chorus 1 Science Fair 1 Roy's State Alternate 3 rack 1-2 ross Country 1-2 DARRELL SCOTT ERWIN Clinton 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-3 Class Play 3 Science Fair 2 Newspaper Staff 4 F. T. A. 4 Oratorical 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Cross Cbuntry 1 Volleyball 2-3-4 Seniors 0f I 963 ROBERT HAGENOW Clinton 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 2 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Judging Team 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2 Oratorical 1-2 THEODORE LOUIS GRICE Union Mills 1-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1-2 NeWSpaper Staff 4 F. T. A. 4 Judging Team 2 Student Council 2-3 Oratorical 2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1 Track 1-2 Volleyball 2 Intermural Basketball 4 Student Manager 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-2-3 Cross Country 142-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3 SUE ANN STROH TED HOWARD ZABEL Union Mills 9-11 South Central 12 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Science Fair 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Hanna 1-11 South Central 12 Chorus 2 Science Fair 1-2 Clinton 9-11 I South Central 12 B::::$::ii ?asketball Intermural Basketball 4 Track 1 Cross Country 1 NEW 11:1100L--NEW'IRUHH 1'1X513 1.3110111 C;o11111; 11181131111 1:11:111p11111- ., , 1 111 ,wutn 5mg traphx 111011111111 1:103. LaPnru . 1 ' 1111,1112; fr: 1:0111111'11:111'21111-31111111 11115113. 11: '111111 3.13 111'1 H Nancy K111 11.151111 wmnc: 1111111- Betty Crmckm 1'Hn11x111akr nt' T011111 ron'V Award 1311 INN. 51111111 3115111113 unnu: 111111 :11c1r 1ac'11u151111d ng'dlcf lwfI to right: 3111:: .x 1.111111: :1. L bs; 13. X'nlk: u . H111. 1.1;1' 1 . Norma Young 111111 Hylyn $111.5, 111111015, are :Chool reporters for the papers of the 111110111111111; arms The LaPortu Heyald-Argus. 3110111312111 C1111 Nuns- Dispatch, 5011111 Ban '1 11511110. WusIHHC 111111113101 and the Reg1011al Nuws. Thclx rcpurt 1h; .whnol 11111311111111? surh as the 11011111111111, school 11111111- 31,111 K11K 111-1 -;15 learkd .1111111'1111 112C mun ties, and announcemenh111011111115 CX'CHISX 1:1'1rrcz1c11111ust SIMVIISQILU bx 1:1c 311:13111 Bunn- dlcl 171511111111le11! M. $1.11. 1111 paper 1111: cmurcd 111:1;211' ca111pu1tmn 1' 11111 LAPOF'E 1:0111111. CLINTON On a sunny September day in 1951. twelve students entered the Clinton Twp. School for the first of many times. Of these twelve students, six moved awrry. Those who finished the eleventh grade at Clinton and are now seniors at South Central .1176 HELEN SIMS, CATHERINE CARSON, RAY LL'BS, BARRY HATFIELD, SCOTTY ERWIN, and JERARD LAND. The other six seniors from Clinton are RITA BIJCHER, who came in the second grade; ROBERT HAGENOW, who came in the fourth grade; CHARLENE SHIREMAN, who came in the fifth grade: DIANE MEYER, who came in the seventh grade; and RICHARD OSOSKI, who came in the eighth grade. HANNA The South Central graduates that entered Hanna School in the first grade are: NANCY KEIL, JANE DEL'ITCH, CAROLINE L'TROSKE, MYRTLE YEOMAN BECK, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, TED ZABEL, and EDDIE VOLKr The two boys that entered our class during the eighth grade are ARLEN BANIC and JACK DEUITCH. RONALD WEAVER en- tered our class in the seventh grade. UNION MILLS Of the thirty-three Semors of South Central High School, twelve were from Union Mills. Nine have attended L'nion Mrlls since first grade They are as follows: HOWARD DALSGARD, TED GRICE. RICHARD HICK. TOM NABLO. CAROL PATTEE, DONNA WEBB, NORMA WINEHOLT, NORMAN WINEHOLT, and NORMA YOUNG. DICK WELSH entered durinb the fourth grade, and JOHN BOYD entered during the seventh grade. At the beginning of our freshman year. SUE STROH entered the Class. fast 11 7!! 11m! Efsimm'm luv, illv graiiiiiiiina illsx ml 114m, nl'muiflioumalHimsi-hml1.1LxPuru-iioulnn vale wl' l.l 11mm, cm; i 1' mum: ::zii:.: iwl ::.c;:.n ,, Wu v: ,zwiii'y 'Eiim luv Nlli L351 will Lill 19412.;11'. lxc, ARLFN llANliI, ll l'll ZAlill, din; lAllx' li'l l'l ill. wiL dlmllty 'u ?dm' 11m wliilm m M ii wiiiwr yya 1i, :xml Muriz, T0112 an, :11de h $11.3fni lac, lilllN lMYH zmd L13 IOLK, lalll a u ill7lll'ly Iu slay .13.le 'l frum girls ti: Erwin Oriziizaii mini; Charla Llallwrmili, l, RITA llUi'IllljR, Will 2:11. .ihiliiy in lwcp ciiiiiz'nl uI' lilySclf tn 'JCr' ; liimdz. 1. Lil lllilx'lfx'lj i.:ibixON, mill 11.1. librarian Abiltics in .erwniixl PHTC mij iilx-ryl PJIZRJ, I, HOWARD iJALSGARD, will my aluiliiy in kccp Cliuxy m blisiiien and B 8; O oilintn Juiin Slirl, Rick Strnli, and Dunn C'illlTCxlll. I, JANE lilil'litll, will all my le mylricngs in Liam ,lk-riiaw. luau Mill's: emuI liidy Rucu'. I, bLTOTlY liRWIN. will all 1::y lwyc 161ch In bigcc Nomi ; Wv. Tlill GRILL: and JlSRARD LAND, will nu. student i11anagir ilbilllics tn Pliil King and Rogcr Mangus. BOB liALnENOW, will my uplpcx in 'y irgil Cdfpk'lllc. am: lil.xyi:R;.;1i1. BARRY llA'l FIELD, will my Plltlliibllqy knwwluigc m Stung l3 iulmr. RICHARD HICKS, Will my sliucp liczd'iii; ahilmy m Milic Mcliinns. . NANCY KEIl., will my qmei, iioii-ili-striiytiyc lldIUI'c tn Bump Slici'mmd ind Jiidy 'u:ticc. , RAY LL'BS, will my height ti; 5am Coolcy. DIANE XlliniR, will my ability 1m sc' i:ia;:-'rapV ti: Lindii Wisemait. TOM NABLO, will my masculmu plipiqm 10 Harry Riillx'Cf. RICHARD OSOSKI, Will my gimd'l liubcaps in Bob Mockler and Cliiirlea Adamx CAROL PATTEE, will my Camera to Mary Ann l,leS. CHARLENE SHIREMAN, Will my dancing 3b111ty tn Lar y Gmii. HELEN SIMS, will my siagc ability In Marilymi Sciizitidi and Pai Mclrmos. SUE STROH, Will my alcrtncss behind Ilic wheel lo Adonica White and Phyllis Wilsun. SHIRLEY THOMPSON. Will my studious nature In Sandy Bos. CAROLINE L'TROSKE, will my short wkiris 70 Joan llagcziuw and KJIliy Ewciieri RON WEAVER. will my physical ability to Jim lussup and Ilive Sortimers. DONNA WEBB, will my engagement ring to Jim; Buchanan, Dim Saikuski, and Lima Gimdwiii DICK WELSH, will all my afternoon clawses to iiiiarlcs Hundt, . NORMA lx'INEllOIfIl, will iizy ciiquctte in lcaiicne Dull. VlOFCL' llrabyn, and Virginia llrzL-wickii NORM WlNEllOLT. will my Doll cullcming ability Iii Larry and ll'crry L-nudwm. . NORMA YOl'NLl, will my l'doggie-in-tlie-window to midy ByeL WC. RAY LL'BS and BARRY HATFIELD, will our ilhllily m wriii' rite class Will in any i'liziio: willing to imdcriakc llllS Calmsal nx'mal :vliiexeii.eiii. Houard Nnrma Y Carolme w Richard H. ,, 4 ,sz1, 1r1I;Il1s Prusulcm ,I2112Jcsmp X'IL'e-Prcsiklcm ,Iulm Shci Cimrlcs Adams Sandra Bus Steve Buuher Jm: Buchanan Judy Byer Sam Cooley Jeanene Doll Joyce Drabyn Virginia Drzcwicki Kglthy Escher Charles Gilbreath Dean Galbrcath junior Class wgw'I'CIdry C:1:;;lP;tzka lrcasurcr Terry Gooden Missing - Virgil Carpenter. Dale Hole, Kenneth Mattox jumbrs kommuun L.1rry Goodwin Linda Goodwm Larry Grou Joan Hagenow Clmrles Hundt Gloria Jernas Judy Jusuce Phil ng Mnry Lubs Roger M 1ngus Jean Marks Mike Mcltmos Pat Meltinos Robert Mockler Bruce Novak Erwin Orthman Vcron1c4 Porter Judy Reed Harry Rinker Tom Ross Elwyn Ryan Dan Satkoski Jack Schmidt Marilynn Schmiu' Bruce Sherwood Bob Smith Basil Smith Dave Sommers Rick Stroh Adonica White Phyllis Wilson Linda Wiseman Carol Wolff Sophomores Dan Roscnbaum Prusxdun Earl Cunmnghdm Vice- President J. Allen J. Bailey C. Banic R. BJske S. Bcahlcr D. Beehler R. Boyd J. Bush R. Carson M. Cooley L. Cummins D. 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MR. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, who tearhcs soc1a1 studzes English b1115'p11151ca11 chlCJIlOll 1511111 11. 1113;; Cowh 11111.1 8111gmde sponsor; 11nd MRS. DORIS ABBEJ T, who tcachc: 1111111c mu, sclcncc, 1511811511, 31111 81111' 11111111131 chfthm 151116 7111 gradu 5131111501. They are p1cturcd 111111 the 11111111111111. 11,5111 Stlldclllb. Thaw 11w Arc fu11-11111c1tcachers at Clinton. MR. LAWRENCE WHITE, who teaches 1311811511 .md Social studms is the 8111 gmde sponmr: 411111 MRS, SUZANNE 1113M11jRLONL1, whotcachcs11mm- cc., nmth, sauna, and 51115' physlcal cducumn 1511111 7111 grads 511111151111 Mr. White is pictured with 111C Hanna .11. High studcms. Mrs. 11cndcrlo11g's p1c1am- was 1101 available These two arc full-time teachers at Hanna. The other 1u11-11111c teacher 15 MISS AGNES JORDAN, pictured above 111 the r1g111. Shc Ieachcs wca1 mus1c at both Clinton and 111111181. '1'he fivepa1ht-I1'meteachers, MR. CAPASSO, MRS. K1'ETER, MR. LAWRENCE, MR. KLOSINSKI, and MR. FURSTE, art picturcd in 1115 South CentraI High School f1culty section hcuame thuy 111511 Icayh subwcts 111 511u111Cc11tra1 bcsidcs being :1 part 011116 Clinton and 111mm .11. 111gh facultzes. flame 8!!! am Sponsnr-Mr, Wlllu Prcsldent-A. Lcahy X'1cc-Presjdcm-L. Banlc Seurctary-M. Ycoman Trcawrcr- E. Utrosku . Galbreath . Gardner . Garner ', 600d . Gorskl . Homer J. Lmvson L. Melts J. Metts S. Taylor C. Thompson L. Thompson Sponsor-Mrs. Henderlong President-P. Webb Xkce-Presidem-C. Emeric Secretary-M. Baske Treasurer-K. Leahy J. Demo H. Gillam . Inman . Metts . Patty . Rinker . Rosenbaum R, lh mrhmlp H. n y, M Bum 5, anh R, LElim 1. GIA'LL'! 5. HJH A H.112.Ifu11 X1. 114:; M, Hugli G. N.Igl. l3. Hildcbrmd R. Hopkilh 1W. lwlahsnn M, JAN .VU R. wacrmn R. Nk'hl V. Satkusk1 W, beltablc J. WJkpmnn L. h'cbb R. West ll. M. 7!!! Grade Presdum-U. Wakcman 'VICy-Prcridem-C. Hllgl. Secretary-K. Howcll Trunumr-P. $311 ;ml-: . Bailey . Canficld . Cole . Cooley . Cruz . Cumming . Hildebrand . Hopkms H. Lawrence D. Masterson L. Roscnlmum S. SL'hdblC P Yuunggreen 61mm 8th grade Sponsur-Mr. Philhpx ' Prestdcm-J. Kuss XHcc-Prcsidem-E. Timm ' SecrL'Iary-IVL Mockler ,, TFCJSUIBF'D. Williams I ' 7 C. Bucher C. Cklrson 5. .l. D. Hdrradon D. Howard N. Salkoski M. Howell L. Hundt D. Lubs L. Metzinger D. Mohlke N. Skltkoski S. Schweizer Sponsor-Mrs. Abbeu PrcsidenI-J Pranckus Vlce-Presidem-S. King Secretary-C. Deardorff Tre.1surer-S. Brdmmell 5. Bush B. Clark B. Doll' L. Foster M. Foster J. nydl' L. Goodwin M. Hagenow J. Lowenthal B. Mcxjuistan V. Mlller M Niksch L. Pryor P, Rlenke C. Satkoski J. Smoker E. Tlmm S. Wagoner M Werner D. Yagelski junior High Studmt Bauncils 0f Clintm am! jlfzmmz Minna Left to Right: Rosie Schmidt, Susie Rusenbaum, L015 Garner, Charles Emer- ick, Mary 80111 51101, Diane Kneiscly, Delano McMillin Spuns011. Tho Jr. High Student Council 01' Union Mills is included with 1110 South Central Student Council. 611mm L011 10 Right, FI'UHI Row: Jun Fryur, Mary Jo Sieges- mund, Marla Gricger, Joyce GUCIZ, Slmrun Crumey, Jimmy Iiowel l . Back Row: Delano MCMillin QSponsorf, Mike Nikach, Jim KLle, Stove King. yr. inglt atoms Dlrected by Mrs. Ruth Grieger Activities , Lin mwla UU'L'LHIUVV R18 Buencz' :11; Nmmd MIL 3:;bscnptmn Managua: Scuttlx EHHH and Bob Hagennw $.bscr1p1m11sMLh 8.: :m gmdcg: tillntnn-Vlixzmn Emfm'r; lhnla-Lnlyk L'Ier-zu Phomgrapher: Carnl Pattcu Artmn'k: Charlcnc Snircman sports: Ed MAR and jcram Land snapshots: Dlane Meyer, me such, and 'a:1e Deuzzqh Tvplsts: Sue Stroh, Norma Yuung, Helen 511115. Jam DeuiICh, and Shlrlq Tlmupson Class History: Donna Webb, Cazhcrme Carson. an: Shirley Thompson Class Will: Barry Hatfield and Ray Lgb: Senior Statistics: Nancy K611. Tom Nablo, am Wincholt Advisor: Mrs. James X'erkler The ECHO Staff wishes to cxtend . inccrct11am-s -10 the faculty for permlssion Io ilttcrrupi tEtg-ir clkzzs -s for snapshots -10 photographer Mr. Mikula of Vogue Studlm 11x; ah the group photographs ---to everyone else fur their efforts anJ umpsration m helping m make this ycarbaok possible. Nattbml Jiawr Society glidpta' Installed A new chapter of the National Honor Society was installed at So.tthCentra1 on February 14, 1963, by the John Dunk Chapter of Rolling Prairie High School Ten students, five seniors and five juniors, were installed. They are second from left Rita Bucher, senior; next, Veronica Porter. Virginia Drzewicki, Kathryn Escher. James Jessup, and Larry, Goodwin, juniors; Ed Volk, Norma Wineholt. Nancy Keil, and Helen Sims, seniors. Mr. Robert LeRoy, far ieft,is the South Central Chapter sponsor; and Mrs. Helen Heeter and Mr. Ray Reed, far right. are the Rolling Prairie sponsors. The National Honor Society is composed of students with outstanding scholastic ability. Those who are invited to join are seniors and Juniors. The four symbols of the Honor Society are Character. Leadership, Service, and Scholarship. It is the most . e , ' elite and honored group of the school and serves as a guide and a goal to the other students. Student 60mm! The first student councrl in a new school has many responsibili- ties. It is concerned with making School laws and setting school stan- dards. Before this can bc accom- plished, the student counctl must have a law of its own. The representative of each Class Worked hard to write it constitution. The rules, which affect all students directly, were made by the student council members in the form of a handbook. For education- al purposes, the student council planned convocations. For social purpo:es, dances and parties were sponsored. Money raised from these events builds a scholarship fund which a senior. chosen by the student council, will re- ceive upon graduation. The staff Hltlllbcrs of the COMPASS, which is published twice a month. are: writers, Ruy Lubs, 4nd Mary Ann Lubs. field. Scotty iirnin. 4nd Diane Meter. Seated typist. Jane Deuitch; and Writers standing are: Susie Beahler, Judy Byer. Ted Grice, Barry Hat- Nttiicy Keil is editor, and Miss PdlIlibaCh is the sponsor. Norma Wine- holt whu is not a staff member, asusts. along with other Office Practice students. in running off the paper on Although not actually a part of the cotnnierctal departmcntumost of the work on the news- At the right, Ed Volk and Diane Meyer tire selling the school newspaper. Kommertc Department the ttiiitieograph. paper h done In the typing mom. The Office Practice class members are Norma Miss Evelyn Palmbach lS instructing Matilynn Winehoit, Jtine Deuttch, using the mimeograph: Schmidt in writing shorthand characters on the Norma Young, ustng the comptonieter: Shirley blackboard. Other members of the shorthand Thompson tbackgroundt. Carol Pattee, and Sue class are tseatedt Helen Sims and Shirley Thomp- Stroh. typists. Mrs. James Verkler is the teacher. sont Absent when picture was taken were Judy Absent when picture was taken was Helen Sims. Byer and Adonica White. Miss Paliiihach also teaches General Business and Bookkeeping. 'N'F'Fimnw' 'Til'Tl'W At the left is a portion of the Typing I c1455 with Mrs. Verklcr pointing out the timed writing scores. These posted scores enable each student to compare his rate with other class members. At the tight the Typing II class is taking a timed writing. 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' '5111' Rusumagm, and Craig itm-ardorff. fllfffffiffffIffx1fffflfffffX1ffffffffffffJfffffffffXI T11efnllnw1ng arc IhUSc who 914111 111partic1patc 111111611ra11111ca1 L'UHIL'SI 11111 year: 51:110r5--13arr;' Hatfield, Ray Lubs, 1:11 611cc, Eddm 1111111, 13111118 qucr, Name; Kuil, 1111chz1ar1111gnd. 1111:101:--K'1:5111ia Drzewicki, Pat Meltmm, .crnnica Porwr. 1.1ck x11111111 .1, 1111111111 K1114, 131mg Shurmmd, 1151:13 321111-1cr. May Ann Lubs, Cheql 1111111111. 11114111113, 111,111cc. 50.1111111110165--Pat 518865111U11d, 111111 13611111 Doll. 1716311111611u1a11e siegesmund, 3131wa Rvsenhaum, Ellen Drzewivki, and 123111161 Markx Mathsmafzks Mn. Bryant 15 shown abovu Wltll hm geometry class. She also teaches Algebra I 8; II and semur math. Her gwmctry class Nipper righu is hard at work. The three swims in Algebra II are shown at the right. Mrs. Bryant's sunmrmamv1..ssUnwcr rlgho CUIlSlSh of unly two sxudcnts. Mr. Klmmski, beluw. Lcachcs n01 only Alge- bra I, but also 7th 81. 81h grade matlmnntlcs. GEOMETRY--chun Hundt, Dune Honell. Dan Rosenbaum ALGEBRA II--Norman Wincholt Diane Meyer. Norma Wincholt SENIOR MATHUEJ Volk, Barry Hatfield The htgh school Chorus. which appmrs in many concerts. ts shown bemg directed by Mrs. Grieger. The Htgh School Bmd, which is under the direction of Mr. Capasso. has participated 1n the LaPorte County Spring MUSIC Festtval. the Chrtstmas Concert, and the Dtstrtct Band Contest. Majorettes Marilynn Schmidt anJ Kucn Howell are pictured at the right with the band forming ttn S. C. South Ccmral's Physioll Education Classes are following closely along with Hm coumry's Physn ml I:.K11u:r Program. Abmve are Shown a few of Ihc vigorous exercises performed by Ith claims undur 11m dmrimn of Coach Clindamul. Tm- Nth anJ 10th grade gxrlS' Phjdlcal Educatmn Classes .176 also follmxxng thxs country's Physmal Fltnms Magnum. Ahnw are shown a few of the I'lmess drxlls performed by these classes under the directmn of Mrs. Grleger. Social Studies l?cmrtmmt GOVERNMENTHBarQ' HJIHUIQ. Bub Hugcnnw, and WORLD i115 I'ORY--J ,m-I Bulq and Fred Hugh Charlene Shm-man lnok over 1 cupy 0f Ihc Dcclxra- 1ng mi mnu-Ihmg 011 a map of Bumps .xS Mr. non of Indupynduucu ar pulmed out by Mrs. Hos. Fcttmgur Junk: n11. U. S. HISTORYuSIchn Bucher. Joan Hagcnnw mg 'x'izglma Hrzcwmiu lnmk uvu ; U :: ! un HJlbvaa' non as painted out by Mr. chebcm Hulu- Ed Yolk. Phtxllxs Wilson, Kdlhy iiswhcr. and .Im. stup lonk over a me of the Unltcd status. These studcnh here sulccrcd out nt' IhC Ihrw U. 5. H151 W16 ches mught by Mr. chebein. SCIKI'ICK Dtylartmml We facc 1th future With a wctipon in our hands that xms 11m given to earlier rulers of the worldusciemific knowledge and thc ciipacity for lliCerSlllg it indefinitely by scientific research. Sir Jamcs Icim In Ihe middle of an experiment. Mr. Baker poses Mr. Horst dcsoribcs plants to Jessie Greer. Dean with a few members of his Chemistry class. They Jessup, and Robert Ross, members of his Bioiugy are: Catherine Carson. Linda Wiseman, Jim Jessui, classi and Norm Wineholt. E- V Mr. Baker describes a barometer to his Physics class: Ronald Chance. Linda Roper, Sharon Meyer. and Biirry Hatfield, Nancy Keil. Caroline Utroske. Diane Barry Younggreen. members of Mr. B.iker's Biol- Meyer, and Eddie Volk, who is absent. ogy Class, are shown admiring the. aquarium in the Science Room. rileZOHr-ECFOOh DRIVERS' TRAINING--Above are pictured some students of one of the three Drivers' Training MECHANICAL DRAWING--Mr. Clindaniel looks classes at South Central. Pictured from left to over Arlen Bimic's shoulder as Ted Zabel works right are Kathy Weaver, Kathy Sacks, Mary in the foreground Yeomtin, Kay Gardner and Mr. Fettinger, their instructor. HZMEHFUID'UBJU F.F. A. --Above is pictured the South Central F. F. A. Chapter. There are 27 members in this program which is directed by Mr. AGRICULTURE--Above is shown the 7th period Horst. The goal of this group is to develop better farmers through education. Seated from left to right are the officers: Horst. Tom Nablo-Secretary, Howard Dalsgard-Treasurer. Jerard Land-Sentinal, Phil Httgenow-Reporter, Roger Mangus-Vice- President, Bob Hagenow- President, and Mr. Horst-Advisor. Agriculture Class under the direction of Mr. Jerry Satkoski, John Jakovac. and Don Lubs are shown studying a chart on soil testing. .i I iii?s F. H. A. Above is pictured the South Central Chapter of the F. H. A. There are 20 members in this program which is directed by Mrs. iOME ECONOMICS--Shown above with Sparks. The goal of this club is to develop better home makers he articles they are refinishing and re-up- through education. Seated from left to right are the officers of the Olstering are Linda Goodwin, Mrs. Sparks. F. H. A. They are as follows: Jo Ann Emery-Recreation leader. Teacheo, Rita Bucher, Gloria Jemas, and Judy Byer-Treasurer, Gloria Jemas-Secretary, Catherine Carson- i ary Ann Lubs. t Vice-President, Adonica White-President. -55- Vocational Department ITIL' FYI: xiii TLAQHLEKh X MN'IVK1 ION h dcdlcalcd In llldun'IrmJHng p mpuun'v Icavm-zm .xpunmn'd M Mr. Bxlkcr, tlzc nffxvuzx Arc: Prmldcm, Not; :L:.-.i:1; . cc Prumdcm, Jim Buvlmndn; Summary, JoKux Hascnmx': 1nd churmr, Kuh; lischyr, The Art tcachu 15 Mr. I: cdcrlc Furstc, Pictured abme Art members of the an vlass displaying Ihei M'Ufk. Picruzcd abmx 1.x Mr. Mlclmcl Lawrcncu. tix- shmp Icadwr, and shop studemS: kick Demtch, Arlyn Bmic, Rlck Boyd, lhck Snyder, 80h Hab- cnoxx, and Jim Shei. Mrs. Cynthia Kuctcr, rm- German teacher. is inviting all to Join German. This is part of the endless procession seen each lunch period, which begins Lit 11:15 and lasts till 12:10. This year Mrs. 803, the librarian, has three helpers. They are Catherine Carson, Cheryl Patzka, and Veronica Porter. Veronica is showing a book to Dennis Hatfield. The library is open every school day during the noon hour. The library is growing continuously with many newly purchased books and numerous county library books. mekaex'xmmmx.E These students won honors at the district music contest at Lew Wallace High School in Gary on February 1. Kay Yergler won first with a French horn solo and a piano 5010. Helen Sims won first and Cheryl Patzka won second, each with a vocal solo. On February 16. Helen and Kay participated in the state contest at Butler University where they received first and second honors, respectively To fortify the cooking staff, the following people aid the cooks: Mrs. Alvin Bishop, Donna Webb. Syrena Butts, Mrs. Sparks, Eddie Lindborg. and Mike Hurni. Shown above are hall monitors, Phyllis Wilson, Norm Wineholt, Linda Wiseman, Dan Rosenbaum, iyrtle Becx, iand Phil King. Their job is to col- lect absence slips, to help with conduct in the halls, and replenish any supplies needed. The hall mon- Iors' desk is located by the west entrance. tNot thown is Ed Volk, who replaced Myrtle BeckJ Mrs. Hundt. who runs the bookstore during noon- hour, is shown admiring one of its many paper- back books. , o i'. . 5:0! :qvvw-errff .1. . . .-- ,.u.n. : 9.x, , ... .pr .. I 962 174 Parts 60111141 Baseball 64111114175 3. h The South Central Satellites pose for the cameraman after copping the 1962 county baseball conference title with an unbeaten recordi Left to right, front row: John Jakovac, Elwyn Ryan, Craig Deardorff, Larry Cummins, Barry Younggreen, Don Lubs, Bob Emerick, Phil Kozlowski, Randy Goodwin, Ron Chance. Dean Jessup and Richard Boyd. Middle row: Jerard Land, Charles Adams, Scott Erwin, Fred Hiigli, Dan Rosenbaum, Tom Prankus, Terry Goodwin, Roger Mangus, Jim Jessup, Phil King. Earl Cun- ningham, Dave Sommers, and Ted Gtice. Back row: Coach Ron Clindaniel, Howard Dalsgard. Norm Wineholt, John Boyd, Larry Goodwin. Ed Volk, Ray Lubs, Bruce Novak, James Lubs, Jerry Kuss, Virgil Carpenter, Vernon Hundt and Assistant Coach Mike Kegebein. Chosen for the 1962 LA PORTE COUNTY ALL-STAR TEAM were James Jessup, junior, third baseman; Phillip King, junior. left fielder; and Dan Rosenbaum, sophomore, pitcher. TROPHY PRESENTED BASEBALL CAPTAIN IS BASEBALL SCOREBOARD ELECTED SOUTH CENTRAL'S - FIRST SEASON 1 i lUNDEFEATEDl 1 1 Kingsbury Westville Wanatah Kingsbury Union Twp. Mill Creek LaCmsse Stiilwell Bill Yates. principal at Un- ion Township, representing the County Coaches Associ- ation presents the County Conference Trophy to Mr. Clindaniel, who in turn presents it to Mr. LeRoy This is the first trophy won by South Central Athletes. At the end of the baseball season, Scottv Erwin was elected Captain by his team-l males. The other two candidates Ray Lubs, left, and Ed Voik, right. are con- gratulating Captain Erwin. Senior team members 50M! 66km! Varsiiy Squad Standing, left to right: Assistant Coach Mike Kegebein, Virgil Carpenter, Dave Summers, ITcrry Goodwin, Ray Lubs, Larry Goodwin, Bruce Novak, Scotty Erwin, Dan Roscnbaum, Coach Ron Clmdan- iel. Bottom Row: Manager Jerard Land, Jim Jessup, Ed Volk, Norm Wincholt, Phillip King, Roger Mangus, and Manager Ted Grice. SOUTH CENTRAL IN TIE FOR SECOND IN COUNTY CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD WE Hamlet 60 56 Westville 6O 70 Liberty 61 53 Wanatah 52 50 St. Mary's 81 69 San Pierre 3'! 48 Union Twp. 52 '70 Jackson 91 55 Kingsbury 64 34 Grovertown 58 45 Kouts 62 61 Westville 55 59 Rolling Prairie 43 45 Morgan Twp. 72 56 Tyner 64 49 Washington Twp. 56 3'7 Mill Creek '79 36 LaCrosse 61 57 Stillwell 58 6 57 Mill Creek '72 5 53 St. Mary's 52 ' '71 5 Overtime County Tourney ' Sectional Tourney . 3 , . nu f, Studentml Ray Lubs Name: Norm Winchell Nalzie: 34 Number: Ngmbcr: q. Number: 6' 3 Height: . ' Height: .. Hagitt: 190 lbs. Weight: Weight: - . . Wexgm: Center Position: Position: Posi': :3 years Varsity: 4' Varsity: f X3913: STUDENT MANAGERS V eniors we are grateful 1'01 sening an Ted Grice--4 Vrs. mspircd pattern for future SOUTH CENT RAL atztlum. Jerard Land--4 yrs. CHEERLEADER Caroline L'troske for '2 yrs. W 22W! Baskcffbrzll Picturcd at 1ch is :11: mmor varsuy. From 1ch to right arc Rick Bulx'd, Phil Hagcnmv, Valium Humll, Lam Cumming, Randy Goodwin, Rubh Mohlkc, Earl Cunningham, Frcd lliiglL Fonz mekus, Jerry K1155, I'cl'm Gnodwin, Jim LLlhs, Haw Sam- er5, Coach Climlzmlcl, leiCozu'h W Calm flay Jmpmssiw Retard '1'7 WINS, 33 LOSSES WE THEY WE THEY 1121111ch 82 18 Kouts ,30 22 Wcstvillc 36 3'3 Rolling mum 32 40 Libcrty 48 39 Union Twp. 30 33 Wanatah W NVanatah 54 33 St. Mary's ' V Morgan Twp. 40 38 San Picrrc ' Tvncr 44 Union TWP. - ' Washington Twp. 53 43 Jackson ' . - Mill Crcck 44 15 K ingslmry ? - LaCrossc 45 Grnx'crtmm ' ' Stillwcll 1 .1-Lcan: tournc; at Rolling Prairie Jrvsllimm Raskallmll AE thc right is shown South Ccntral's Freshman Team. They arc, from row lcft to right, Jim Howcll, Don Lubs, John Jakovac, Barn Younggrcun, Run- ald Chance, Dennis Hatfield, Harm Hiig1i Back row, Coach Mike chc- bcin, DcanJcsgup, Bob Emcrick, Phil Kozlowski, Craig Dcardorff, Jerry Schoof, and Student Managcr More- dith Wcmcr. 1mm, Ultccfrlmdars .jumhgu L'rrmkg. c aptam. :cmor: WAN I:C:i.172dlli Marilyn 5:,hmldt. $51110: Lmi J .116 xxcgumund. freahman, juill'or VdrSl'ly hvllgfrlglllltms lynx: Ihc Edy I'm Hit mrm; team thi: year. These girls Icad yells fur the mum: xarsity team. They are Jmc sxugesmlmm frushnmn: Pal Slcgcsnmhd, sophmnwrc: loycc Dmhyn, taptam, jUIHOf: 'x'xrghha Drzmvlckl, junm; Marylu' Rosmbaung frushnmn. ldllc. prcvxmnl; mpmm. moxud up as a varsily chL-v'lvadrr After nhc of thy varsuy squad members :esighcd. Thc firsx pep club of South Central ihgh Srhool was formed 1n the school year 11362-an under Ihc dllemmh of Mrs. Ruth Gncgcr. II cumists of approxuhately 120 members Lxho rcpxsuu all four hlgh school clakxses. 'j ::C pep Club's flrSI prUJCCK was to sclecI a weatshlrt far the new School. They chose a navy hlm- sweahhm Mlh Ihc words SOUTH CENTRAL S.AX'IhELLI'I'IEs 111whnc Icucrmg ,xurmundmg a whlre xazelhtu. 'I Ix pcp club has gunnmrcd sevcml sock-hups to make money for then county mummy proij Ihls year, The pep club's mam dmy ihx 10 back the team and we feel they dcscrvc much credit for their hard work. Above. at the licft, 1: a plume of the Pep Club officers m from M Ihc scimul slogan They arc. left to right: Charlene Shlrcman, Prcsxdrm; Jmct 8.111th Vice PrcSldcnI: Juhcnu Dull, Secretary: and Jane DemIch. Treasurer. I 963 County cytggrlmdcr Champs Not only is the purpose of the County Tourney to crown a new county basketball champion, but it is also a time to pick the outstanding cheerleaders in the county. Many original ideas are brought to Michigan City each year. The winners are Chosen by the county high school principals on the basis of the following traits: appear- ance, teamwork, techniques, courtesy, sportkmanship. altitude, and control of cheer block. This year it was the privilege of Suuth Central High School to capture this title. Our theme was Press to Victory . Wearing press badges and press hats the Pep Club is pictured below. Presenting the trophy to the Cheerleaders is Superin- tendent, John Dunk 0f the Clinton-Hanna-Noble Consulidnted School District. Pictured next to him are the over-joyed Cheerleaders, Caroline Ulroskc, captain, Marilynn Schmidt, Mary Doll, and Jane Siegesmund. in i1 a rmw, I11: Ham: mg q 5 xv- arc xgturpvcd :1. ' 3 mi dummy: 111:111 'hu' .. ' Tim pwr? 1 crw:- w 2;:lr;' dxf'fur: fun: track 1n that mm a 'lbt :5 alwafg a txm Ittile run uxcr ixills and around nhs'aclcs, Mnlc tmrk mnswh uf faw dashes, mile runs. and .. ;'. . 1'.;' urging and ngrm'r Lir I'f1kaCLtZ5. Borh spnflS re- ;ulrn A nmxmmn: HIUULIII ; ;?1:.5 ::11 cffm. Cross Country 27mm D Clinton yr. High Crack k TRACK- FrunQ R0w - Charles Carson, Bob Clark, Billy Doll, Steven Brammel, Jim Pranckus- Back Row - Clinton Bacher, Douglas Mohlko. Jim Ku55, Dick Williams, Mike Niksch, David Luh5, Steven King, Cuach William Phillips. Clinton yr. J-liylt 13115551111 BASEBALL- Fr0nt R0w - Bob Clark, Clinton Bucher, Steven King, Jim Pranckus, Jerry Smoker- Back Row - Douglas Mohlkc, Mike Niksch, Dick.Williams, Jim Kuss, Steven Brammel, Coach William Phillips. 67mm: yr. High Baskctlmll Fr n11 1w w, lei L 1LJ ri; 1t: Charles Carson, Bob Clark, Jerry Smoker, Billy Dull, uartin Hagcnow, Jim Pranckus, xmrvin Werner, Steven Bram- :nell . Back row: Clinton Buchcl', David Lubs, Mike Niksch, Jim Kuss, Dick Williams, Edward Thmn, Douglas Mohlke, Steven King, Coach William Phillips. 611M014 yr. ffiylz 6hmlmders Front row, left to right: Cathy Deardorff, Linda Hundt, Lynn Goodwin, Mary Ellen Howell. Back row: Diane Yagelski, Kim Fritts. Clinton Township's booster club pictured at right is led by the 7th and 8th grade Cheer- leaders to boost the basketball team to victory. The team is coached by William Phillips. flame yr. J-liylt Basalmll Back Row - Coach Lawrence, Gary Gardner, Hiram Gillam, Kenny Smith, Teddy Gorski, Edwin Galbreath, Lloyd Thompson, Jimmy Metts, Charles Emerick. Front Row - Roger Rinker, Kenny Yergler, Larry Gardner, Larry Cunningham, Melvin Baske, Raymond Huhnke, Jimmy Demo, Terry Sims. flame yr. Jiiglt Ems gouutry Pictured with Coach Lawrence are, from left to right, Kenny Smith, Gary Gardner, Melvin Baske, Jimmy Metts, and Lloyd Thompson. flamm yr. iflylt Khecrlmdcrs All set to Cheer for the junior high basketball team is Hanna's seventh and eighth grade booster club, pictured at left. 1191111111 yr. ffiylt Baskttlmll Calm Back row, left to right: Gary Gardner, Lloyd Thompson, Teddy Gorski, Edwin Galbrcath, Chuck Emerick, Kenny Smith, Jimmy M0115, Roger Rinker, Coach Mike Lawrence. Front row: Melvin Baske, Larry Cunningham, Raymond Huhnke, Mike Volk, Larry Gardner, Steve Demo. flame 196p 6111!: Left to right: Evelyn Utroske, Sharon Taylor, Patty Webb, Ann Leahy, Susie Rosenbaum, Sally Jo Grieger, Mary Beth Shei. 1011le! Mills U: -Hz'yli Z'mrk ???zzm ., MTV? LrJI . Mr. 4,. 14.4-.- -1. .. 7.. Front mu. left to right: 17. Harshman, R. Nchl. G. Hilgli, C. Iliigll. H. Lawerence. Bwk rmv: R. Once, W. Cox, '1'. Lane, J. Harshman, M. leStva. 11. union Mills yr. ffiylt Cross Country Huauchamp. A pitture of the Union Mills Jr. High Baseball team wasnotavai1.1ble. . Front row left I0 thI: D. Masterson, G. Hiigli. C. Hllgli, D. Boyd. H. Lawrence. Back row: R. Grice, W. Cox. 1. Harshman, M. Justicc. D. Bcauchamp, Coach George Fcttinger. union Mills yr. ffiglt Basketball 3mm Bottom row, left Ioright: S. Humi, D. Nchl, R. S.u1derson, D. Allen. C. Eaton, B. Grivgrr. Middle row: R Nchl, R. Bailey, D Boyd, C. Hligli. G. Hiigh. K. Swanson. Bavk mw: Managch. Johnson, D. Masterson, R. Grim. S. Cummings, M. Justirc J. Httrshman, T. Lane. W. Cox, Coach George FCI- linger. mm Mills yr. 1-1th glitcrlazdtrs Left to right: Penny Younggrcen, Mujerie Hiigli, Jmice Grieger, Karen Howell. Union Mills Jr. High Booster Club Qaictured at righo cheered their basket- ball team to victory. The team is coach- ed by Mr. George Fettinger. m:nm . '., . c u 'P ,.. mm. m. Intramural basketball is dcngncd for the boys wlm do not plat varsity basketball. Two games are played eavh Xx'cdnetxday evemng, begmnmg at 7 o'clock. There are ftxe teams: the Crusaders. Ruffnecks, Elzazerttcs, D 8Q D's, and Rogues. The malot difference between intramural basketball and varsity basketball is that 15- minute halves ar'c played and Ihc clock continues runmng at all tinms. Gcne Goad and Glen Rosenbaum have offictated the games and have done a fine mb. Team captains arc: Crusaders, John Shel; Ruffnecks, thhard Hicks; Elzaumcs Bob Hagcnmv; D th D's, Bruce Sherwood; and Rogues, Barry Hatfield. These teams are coach- ed by Mr. Robert Klosinski. . a r I......I..I.'. 'Il.. 56141271' .711rc'm1l $1erch