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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 7966 PRESENTS ECHO IV SOUTH CENTRAL SCHOOL UNION MILLS, INDIANA S E R U T M. F ; k Administration Faculty Elenuentary . Junior High . Underclas smen . Senior 5 Departments Activitie S Sports Advertisements . In May, 1964, after nearly five years of planning. work was be- gun on the new school building, that Would house the students from Clinton. Hanna, and Noble townships. x x r.r.- t.- , , hllkv h .w . .w,.n oxa- Central On The Move The work progressed quickly. By January. 1965. the midway point had been reached. Ex- pectations grew, for the build- ing would soon be ready for oc- cupancy. The finished product. Students moved in August, 1965 and the building was officially dedi- cated tn the purpose of better education for the people of the three townships on September, 26, 1.965. On Sunday afternoon, South Central School was opened for public viewing and dedication. The Dedication ceremony was high- lighted by guest speakers and by par- ticipation of the South Central Concert Band and Chorus. Open house followed the ceremony. SEPTEMBER 26, 1965 Service Rendered This yer, thrm: of the vm- ployvvs hvrc at South Central rvtirml aftvr serVing 111mm sghuul systmn for many yvztrs. MRS. EMMA THOMAS She has svrvcd '11: the kitchcl. for :1 period of scvcmcu: and w1 L'-l1;l1f years. Shc was head cook at I'ninn Mills and the first Ihrce years at South Central. MR. LEO HOWELL He has served 0n tho; Hmimcmli Cr staff Mr twelve years, four of which have been at South Central. He, was previously at I'nion Mills. MR. ALBERT SNEIDER He is retiring after thirty years 0f service on our lxnailltenancc stuff. He has also been at South Central for the last four years. coming fmm Union Mills. 3x, .9 - W .41 i 2'. . -. . F' 9. m. , Treasurer-Leonard Thalman Superintendent John Dunk explains to the board. PRESIDENT-John Gardner VICE-PRESIDENT-Cecil Goodwin SECRETARY-Harlan Siegesmund TREASURER-Leonard Thalman ME MBER- Clarence Bluhm . . John R. Dunk, SuperintendentL Of Schools This has been a big year in education at South Central School. There can be little dOubt, now that the school has Closed its books on activity, that the 1965-1966 school year has been a mornen- tous year in education. Multiple advantages and uses of the new school serve both the students and community. Now with the new Federal Aid experi- mental program and the search for equal opportun- ity, what will education be like next year ? In the next five years ? Anyone want to guess ? Our High School Principal. . . . Congratulations to the senior class of 1966. My sincerest wishes are extended to you for a great future. I am sure that you will accept the many challenges that lie ahead Inuch as you accepted the many challenges during your school days. Best of luck in your future endeavors and I sincerely hope you will achieve the many goals that you have placed before you. Principal Norbert Jankowski MR. NORBERT JANKOWSKI . . .Our Grade School Principal TO THE SENIORS OF '66 You will be remembered as the first graduating Class from the new South Central School. This is indeed an honor, but of more ilhportance is how yOu have used and taken advantage Of the new facilities in the school. I am sure yOu have taken full advantage thrOngh daily use of the modern educational 111aterials and equipment and are better prepared for yOur Chosen career. Iwant to congratulate you on your graduation and to wish you success and happiness in your future endeavors. Leslie J. Alt Efficiency Is Golden El Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. DORTHY ROSENBAUM Secretary to the High School Principal MRS. ELLA MAE KING Secretary to the Grade School Principal MRS. NORMA LINDBORG MR. GEORGE P. BAKER Valparaiso University B. A. Degree Indiana University Science MRS. CA ROL BE NSON Valparaiso University B. A. Degree Mathematics MRS. IDA MAE BRYANT Indiana University A. B. Degree John Art Institution Mathematics MR. RALPH CLAUDY Vtmderhook College of Music B M. Degree Concert Band Dance Band High School Faculty MR. RULLAND CLINDAXHEL 134111 State 8.8. Degree Notre Dame Athletics Director Physical Education Industrial Arts MR. GEORGE FIETTINGISR Oakland City College B. S. Degree Indiana University M. S. Degree Driver Training Social Studies Athletic Coach MISS JANE GILSINGER Ball State B. A. Degree M. A. Degree for Library Science Library MR. MORRIS GOODNIGHT DePauw University B. A. Degree Purdue University Coach Social Studies Driver Training MRS. RUTH GRIEGIZR Bull State, B. S. Degree Vocal Music Health Physical Education MR. ROBERT HORST Purdue University B. S. Degree Ball State Agriculture General Science. MR. MAURICE LINDBORG Valparaiso University B. A. Hagree Indiana University Commerce Annual Sponsor MR DAVID MOORE Arizona State B. A. Degree Indiana University English 12 Social Studies MISS SI IARON MYERS Manchester College B. A. Degree Art MRS. NORM ALEE ROSIENBAUM Ball State B. S. Degree English Reading MRS. PATTI SUE SPARKS Indiana State B. S. Degree Home Economics Science MRS. JEANINE STEINER Ball State B. S. Degree English MR. HARRY TURAK MR. ANTHONY WIESOLOWSKI Michigan State B. S, Degree Indiana University M. S. Degree Guidance Ball State B. S. Degree Industrial Arts MRS. HELEN VERKLER MISS CHERYL WORL Central Michigan University . Manchester Conege B. S. Degreeg h B. A. Degree University oi Michigan French Commerce A English Mathematics , k NOT AVAILABLE: MRS. CAROLE BAUM, German Teacher This Satellite insignia for the school was a combined effort of our principal and faculty. It is displayed at the south end of the gymnasium. Mr. Wesolowski. our Industrial Arts teacher, gave much of his time toward designing and constructing this emblem. An artist from Kouts was contracted to paint the structure in bright, realistic colors. MRS. LEONA B ARBK NIECI I'I' Valparaisu University 11,8. chrcc Xx'L-stcrn Michigan University First Grade MRS. LORENZ BENNETT Indiana State Ball State Valparaiso University 8. S. Degree Third Grade MRS, MILDRED BRUST Indiana State Teachers' College Valparaiso University B. S. Degree Third Grade MR. LEO EICHSTAEDT Valparaiso University Fifth Grade Grade School Faculty MR. ST AXLEY FAIR Indiana University Oakland City College Valparaiso University B. S. Degree Sixth Grade MR. CARL GARSKE Concordia Teachers' College B. S. Degree Fourth Grade MRS. RACHEL HERRING Marion College A. B. Degree Remedial Reading MRS. BEULAH RAGLE Indiana University Ball State University Valparaiso University B. S. Degree Second Grade MRS. ELEANOR RILEY Dg-Pauw University Ball State University Valparaisn University B. S. Degree Second Grade MR. CHARLES PARK SANDERS Central Normal Valparaiso University Sixth Grade MRS. NONA SIEGESMUND Indiana University B. S. Degree First Grade MR. PHILLIP STEINER Ball State University B. S. Degree Fifth Grade MRS. ETHEL STIPP Valparaiso University B. S. Degree Second Grade MISS JACQUILYN VAN WIENEN Indiana State B. S. Degree Elementary Music MRS. BERTHA WELCH Valparaiso University First Grade MRS. DORIS WRIGHT Manchester College Purdue Extension Valparaiso University Third Grade MRS. DOROTHY SCHIRR Kindergarten Teacher Picture Not Available South Central In Our new kitchen, the cooks have had the pleasure of working with all stainless steel equipment. Perhaps the greatest convenience is the Hpass-thru refrigerator and warming ovens. Other facilities that they have ac- quired are a walk-in storage cooler and freezer, a 40 gallon steam kettle, a steami- er, and Of course, the dish- washing Inachine which Inakes their job a little easier. The AWbOdY for a hamburgerift tWO-line serving area is sep- arate from the kitchen area and the attractive cafetoriuin. . .1 t x Mary Alice Lubs Hildur Beck Edna Howell 0? 3t Picture of Mrs. Lois Clark Elizabeth Marjorie Bishop JOAnn Williams Not Available Buchanan Maintenance 'The Custodialstaffal South Centralis keptlxlsy keeping U16 new school in A-l condition at all times. They are present at all school actiijes to hlsure the snuooth Operation ofthe neur facihiies and are alvuays available to aid shldents, facxdty, and parentsin any Circurnstance where Huir services wrudd be bene- ficial. Albert Schneider Leo Howell Picture of Everett Mohlke l Not Available II Kenneth Pulver 22 Q $ '9' Stanley Brudeck Orville Ehrick Leon Leek Cecil Nablo Ralph Niksch Phil Roper RObCII Sacks Lloyd Mohlke Picture not Available Leslie Shel Kenneth Swanson Ronald Wallace Bus Drivers The drivers of Our bus fleet are an experienced and able group. They not only transport students to and from school, but also drive for sports events and other school trips and activities. They must be ready at all times in the event school shOuld be dismissed be- cause of snow or other reasons. All in all, they are liked by their riders and trusted by the parents. South Central Y R M N E m L E Kindergarten Morning Session Mrs. Schirr F. Ames C. Baker T. Bcahler K Berg D. Carpenter T. Christianson P. Cummings W. Eaton R. Fort M. Gardner P. Gamer C. Grage N. Green E. Kresel S. Mills L. Rineholt R. Rowe D. Scarborough R. Scarborough J. Schlundt J. Schultz D. Sherwood J. Shively D. Sparks J. Tuesburg K. Vick P. Wakeman J. Wright S. Yelton J. Berg B. Black . Coyer . Culver . Demo . Dunkelbargc . Grezlak J. Herring H. Herrold M. Horst D. Hutton K. Hunsley E. demnrath M. Manscfield P. Mansefield M. McPeck R. Podell G. Reinkc A. Sdtkoski J. Selby J. Sullivan P. Thomas N. Timm M. Volk D. Wallace G. Walton Afternoon Session Mrs. Barbknecht J. Bennett C. Black W. Cooley D. Coyer C. Decker J. D011 J. Gardner R. Good C. Grott K. Huhnke D. Latta W. Leman . Meyers . Mockler . Myers . Ross . Scarborough . Shepherd . Smith . Tanksley . Thomas . Watkins . Zimmerman Mrs. Siegesmund D. Armor 8. Berg K. Costello D. Coyer K. Foster J. Fritts x S. Grugc L. Heironomous T. Homabey K. Huhnke '1'. Mutuszuk J. Mitchell 5. Oman D. Reeves P. Shaffer J. Sims 6. Smoker '1'. Thomas B. Walter P. Werner D. Wesolowski H. Wright M. Wright Mrs. Welch R. Cherry W. Dankert P. Eaton G. Geren G. Gift T. Hale R. Harman J. Lile H. Lowenthal J. Minix J. Owens T. Patrick . Scarborough . Schultz R. Thalmann J. VanMeter J. Walter B. Weinkauff W. Werner M. Young Mrs. Herring J. Amer L. Baker L. Berg '1'. Bouscr J. Childress M. Conlou P. Costello J. Doms J. Gricgcr S. Humi A. Krcsel M. Lawrence J. Lehman C. Machler M. Malstaff J. Minix D. Oxxens D. Patzka S. Pepple A. Preslar G. Satkoski M. Satkoski M. Stenson D. Webb W. Werner Mrs. Ragle R. Allen KL Boyd B. Carter C. Culver J. Daumer J. Garbison R. Green R. Huhnke I. Howell V. Horst S. Lawrence g . N. Loomis J. Peters 8. Roper J. Reinkc A. Sutkoski R. Scarborough . Schluudt . Schweizcr . Shei . Tankslcy '. Watkm . Wright . Yelton Mrs. Stipp D. Baker . Childress . Childress . Coyer . Decker . Dye . Goodwin . Iseminger . King:y . Lovely . Mansefield . McPeek Metts Myers Nichols . Sample Schmidt Schultz cco$ap R. Smoker J. VanMeter D. Wakeman M. Walton T. Wesolowski P. Yagelski Mrs. Bennett P. Bluhm T. Costello L. Coyer J. D011 R. Dye G. Gardner C. Goodwin P. Hale R. Harmon C. Howell D. Huhnke J. Koontz J. Malstaff D. Metz R. Mockler R. Nichols T. Ritter P. Schlundt O. Sheffer J. Tuesburg G. Werner C. Wright Mrs. Brust M. Babcock L. D011 J. Freeman B. Frettinger B. Garner N. Good J. Goodwin S. Hale K. Hockney D. 1111111111 8. K1111 J. L111dvorg . Loomis . Lovely . Mcmrs . Nchl . Pryor . Russi . 51y J. Thomas G. Wallace J. Wiles Mrs. W right T. Cummings J. Doms R. Eaton P. Fryman D. Goodxx in G. Green J. Griegcr D. Henderson M. Ise111inger P. Kellems M. Krescl K. Latta D. Metz M. Owens D. Patrick S. Pepple E. Reinke B. Tha1111L1n W. Weinkauff R. Wesolowski D. Wolff Fourth Grade Mr . B. Allen G. Barnes R. Bowser V. Childress R. Claudy S. Coulon D. Decker D. Demo B. Frettinger R. Gardner G. Goodwin P. Grieger J. Herrold . Holt . Huhnke . Inman . Land . Latta . Lloyd . Mandeville . Matuszak . McCarty . Michiaels . Minor E. Ososki J. Sarver B. Schlundt H. Schultz R. Schweizer M. Selby A. Sheplmrd D. Smith R. Tanksley J. Walter R. Werner D. Wiles E. Wright Mrs. Kile y P. Buchanan A. Carpenter A. Carson D. Caudill R. Coyer M. Culver ' . Cummings . Daumcr . D011 . Drubyn . Frettingcr . Galbreath . Garner . Geren . Hartley . Hockney . Kellems . Kozlowski . Latta . Lawrence . Lowenthal . Masterson . Metzinger . Michaels M. Mills D. Minix S. Powers P. Roper 8. Ross F. Ross R. Sample L. Selby R. Sly D. Smith D. Walton D. Yergler Fifth Grade Mr. Eichsmcdt T. Babcock D. Barnes G. Burnhum M. Busse R. D011 P. Ele , E: 5?. l n 1 ,. . Emerick . Fryumn . Garner ' . Goodwin . Grage R. Harman M. Herrold J. Holt M. Horst M. Hurni T. Koontz J. Kuss V. Metts M. Mills C. Mohlke J. Peters P. Powers P. Satkoski . Schoof Sheffer . Taylor . VanMeter Yeoman . Yelton . Yagelski . Webb . Wright Mr. Steiner D. Amor D. Bennett N. Bishop C. Black J. Costello 3. Demo J. Fritts M. Gardner C. Geren D. Goetz R. Goodwin H. Green M. Grott D. Hack K. Hornsby Kresel R. C. Michiaels D. Minor . Nichols . Owen . Ritter . Ross . Salyer . Sarver L. Shephard B. Shinn B. 81 T. T anas K. Thomas J. Wakeman R. Weinkauff M. Wiles D. Wright D. Young Sixth Grade Mr. Sanders . Babcock . Becker . Childress . Cole . Conlon . Foster . Gemberling . Goodwin . Hamilton . King . Masterson . Metts . Minix . Postma . Reinke . Rinker . Russi . Satkoski N. Schlundt K. Schultz J. Schwaitzer W. Taylor E. Werner C. Baker E. Buchanan T. Clark P. Cooley R. Deuitch D. Flitter 8. Foster 1'. Garner A. Llowell 6. Justice '11 Kuss ,: x 1 L, LHV u L. Machlcr J. Mandeville D. McQuisten D. Metz D. Pepple M. Postma D. Pulvcr P. Sacks D. Sheffer W. Sly C. VanMeter M. Yagelski The Grade School Band is made up of 36 members in the beginning band and 12 in the advanced beginning band, all of whom are. in grades 4, 5, and 6. This early start helps students develop to their full potential and become a talented part of the Senior High Band when they get into high school. Mr. Ralph Claudy is the director. Grade Music Music is an hnportant part of tln elcnlentzlry schedule, one period de- voted to singing each day. They also have an advanced chorus C0111posed of fourth, fifth, and sixth graders. Mr, Steiner's science class holds investigations as a an of their learnin . . - . p g It s p1cture day for the elementary. Slmle! The students have fine facilities for both outdoor and indoor play. m M S S A L C R E D N U Seventh Grade PRESIDENT-D. Wakeman VICE-PRESIDENT-C. Howell SECRETARY-S. Wright TREASURER-D. Cunningham . Barnes . Black Burnham . Christianson . Conlon . Coyer . Deardorff . Eaton . D011 . Ele . Freeman . Fryar . Fryman . Gardner . Geren . Good . Grieger . Grieger I. Grott L. Hartley R. Herrold M. Hockney J. Johnson M. Koontz R. Kresel L. Latta D. Leek A. Lon D. Maris D . Masterson J. Matlox 5. Mutuszak D. Mutts D. Meyers M. Mlchaels W. Michucls A. Miller D. Pcpplc D. Pulver R. Rrinkc P. Roper M. Rym W. Sutkoski B. Schable G. Schlundt R. Schmidt G. Schneider R. Schoof . Schultz . Shei . Shively . Smith . Stephans . VanMeter Eighth Grade PRESIDENT-G. Hundt VICE-PRESIDENT-A. Wakeman SECRETARY-B. Pulver TREASURER-B. Deardorff B. Allen J. Barbknecht B. Barnes J. Bennett 8. Berlin R. Bishop W. Bluhm L. Byer S. Chance W. Cromey C. Evon C. Freeman 8. Gemberling . Goetz . Grott . Hack . Hack . Hartley . Hii 1i . Hop ins . Huhnke . Hundt . Humi . Inman . Jernas . Justice . Lloyd . Lowenthal . Machler Ba. McQuisten M. Mills 8. Niksch T. Niksch J. Reinkc L. Rinker V. Ross J. Rudolph E. Russi R. Satkoski A. Schultz J. Schultz J. Sclmcizu W. Smith . Snyder . Stassen . VanMeter . Webb . West 8. Yeoman M. Yergler G. Young And now you don't!! Now you see himll Senior Cheerleaders Lois and Dave: SC Twosome Our A nnual Sponsor Sectional! I ! ,V, a G d n a g n U 0 Y e r e .V X s t r. a e H r u .0 South Central PRESIDENT-C. Eaton VICE-PRESIDENT-R. I'luhnkc SECRETARY-P. Gardner TREASURER-J. Gift D. Allen D. Allen P. Buchamn M. Clark 5. Claudy . Coyer . Crites . Cummins Cummins . Cunninghdm . Daumer P. Demo B. Emerick J. Galbredth L. Gardner D. Garner H. Geren D. Goetz K. Good J. Goodwin B. Grieger M. Griegcr S. Grieger D. Harshman D. Hartley M. Hlivli H. Hi1 ebrand J. Hoxxell S. Humi B. Justice K. Kammrath G. Kellpsh D. Kneislcy B. Kresel C. Lile . Matuszak . Metts . Metzinger . Michaels 1 Mohlke . Nehl G. Ososki M. Pepplc J. Peterson M. Preslar L. Rineholt 8. Sample R. Sanderson J. Satkoski T. Satkoski D. Saulsgiver R. Schlundt A. Schmidt M. 81161 M. Siegesmund B. Stenson K. Swanson J. Taylor M. Volk E. Welsh C. Wheeler C. Wiseman S. Wright D. Yagelski R. Young Look out! ! Here they come. Sophomores PRESIDENT-M. Niksch VICE-PRESIDEN'IV-S K1115I SIZCRE'I'ARY-C. 119111110111 '1'RE1-XSUMZWL. Goodxx 111 S. Allen B. Bailey M. Baskc R. 13111115 5. Bush R. C.111field . C111rk '. Cole 8. Cooley G. Coyer S. CL1111111i115 J. Demo B. D011 1:. Egolf C. Emerick L. Foster M. Foster J. Fryar M. Hagenow M. Hart C1 Hiigli K. Howell W. Inman W. King . Leahy . Lowenthal . Masterson . McQuisten . Metts Miller V. Minor J. Pmnkus L. Pryor P. Ruinku R. Kinkcr L. Rosenbaum . Rosenbuum . Satkoski . Satkoski S. Soluble J. Smoker B. Szilagyi E. Timm D. Wakcman P. Webb D. Wright D. Yagclski K. Yerglcr P. Younggreen Tea-for-Two : Bruce and Lois PRESIDEN136. Gardner VICE-PRESIDENT-J. Kuss SECRETARY-A. TREASURER- M. Hamilton Mocklcr L. BdlllC S. Bcahler D. Boyd M. Brust C. Buchanan C. Carson J. Cox W. Cox P. Cummings K. Fritts IE. Galhreath L. Gamer J. Goctz S. Goodwin T. Gorski R. Grice J. Gricger S. Hall J. Harshman G. Hligli M. Hiigli M. Howell L. Hundt D. Johnson M. Justice A. Leahy P. Libby D. Lubs J. Metts L. Metts . Meinnger A Mohlke '. Nchl . Sutkoski A . Skukoski . skitkoski . Soluble . Schweizer . Taylor . Thompson 7. Tunm . Utroske J, Wakemau L. Webb D. Williams M. Yeoman Monkey sec, monkey do. Monkey, monkey looks like you!! The Halls The quiet hour Four Seniors discussing the rate of annualsnowfall in the Sahara! I r . . r50 r, - x w .t. 7 .. 'V - ' ; . graduates 1 Satellite Swingers S 1. U .L e l .I. u b e h .L g n .l k C e h C S r. 0 .1 H e S BARRY HAL YOUNGGREEN President Class Officer 31,4; Chorus 2,51; Drama Club 33; Baseball 1, 2, :3, 4; Bdskctbull 1, 2, :5, 4; Track 1. 2, :1, 4; Cross- Country 1, 2, 8, 4; Boys' State. HARRY BERNARD HIIGLI Vice-Prcsident Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Annml Stuff; Class Officer 4; Chorus :3; Pep Club 1; Drama Club ,2, 3; Basketball 1. Track 4; Cross-Counuy 1, 4; Volleyball 3. LINDA LEE SWANSON Secretary Annual Staff; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, :a; 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, :1, 4; Oratorica12;Pcp Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Teacher 4; Band Officer 2. ELLEN ELIZABETH DRZEWICKI Treasurer Annual Staff; Class Officer 4; Band 1, 2, :4, 4; Chorus 1, 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oratorical 1; Dmmu Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Newspaper Stuff 4; Librarian 4; Reporter 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. REATHEL RAE MARKS Treasurer Annual Staff; Class Officer 4; Student Senate 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, .15, 4; Oratorical 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Librarian 3, 4; Drum Majorette 35. 4; Reporter 4; Pep Band 1, 2, .3, 4; H311 Monitor 3; Band Officer 4. CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS And Now Tomorrow Red and White CLASS FLOWER CLASS SPONSOR Red Rose Mr. G. P. Baker ROBERT WESLEY BERLIN Student Senate 4; Chorus 1, 2, :j, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Dmnm Club 4; F15. A. 4; F. T. A. 4; Hall Monitor 4. BRUCE EDWARD BLUHM Intmnmral Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chow: 2 Basclmll :3, :-, 4; Drama Club :1; Cross-Country J; Volleyball 3,4. NICHOLAS W. CARSON Intramural Basketbdll 2, 4; Football 4; Cross-Country l; F.T. A. 1,2, 3,4. RANDALL DEAN CHANCE Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Cross-Country 1. JUDY LARAINE CRITES . Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff1$; Librarian .A. 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2. RHEA MARGARET DAUMER Student Senate 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3, CRAIG RANDALL DEARDORFF Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, ii, 4; Pep Club 2, :5, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Football 4; Hall Monitor 4. BEVERLY ANN DOLL Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Oratorical 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Librarian :3; Hall Monitor 4; Student Cashier. gKH-L 4 lb MARY ELLEN DOLL Annual Staff; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oratoric312; Drama Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4; P0111 n Pom 2; Cheerlwder 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Teacher. ROBERT EUGENE EMERICK 01.155 Officer 1, 2; Student Senate 3, 4; Chorus 2, 5x, 4; Dmma Club 3, ,1; BklschAL 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Cross-Country 1; Boys' State; Volleyball :1, 4; Nuional Honor Society 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4. MARIE ANN EWING Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Band Librarian 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4. PAUL ROBERT EWING Band 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Track 1, 3; Cross-Country 3; F. F. A. 3; Student Manager 1. RANDALL PRESTON FRITTS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, '3, 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Baseba114; Track 3, 4; Vol1eyball 4. LANA CARROL GARDNER Annual Staff; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pom Pom 2; Hall Monitor 4. MARCIA LYNN GOULD Annual Staff; Class Officer 1; Chorus 1,2,3; PepClub 1, 2, 3,4; Oratorica12; Drama Club 3; Girls' State; National Honor Society 3, 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4. TIMOTHY JAMES HOWELL Student Senate 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 1, 4; Boys' State Alternate; Hall Monitor 4; National Honor Society 3,4. DENNIS LEROY HATFIELD lmmmuml Basketball 2, :1, 4; Annual Stuff; C1455 0111131243; Chorus 1, 2, :v;, 4; Pep Clu 2, :1, 4; Umtoriml 2, I1, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 4; Boys; State; Hall Monitor 4; Reporter 1; thiOIlill Honor Society 3, 4. DEAN EDWARD JESSUP Intrgunurul Basketball 3, 4; Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, :1, 4; Student Senate 1, 2, :1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, :1, 4; PcpClub :1, 4; Drama Club 2 :1, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 1-3, 4; Buskctlmll 1,2; Football 4; Dance Band 2, :S, 4; Boys' State Alter- nate; Pep Band 1, 2, Ii, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Hall Monitor :3. ESTA FAYE KING Band 2, :3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, L1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Librarian 2, 4; Pep Band 2, .3, 4. TOM G. LEEK Annual Staff; Pep Club 4; Cross-Country 1; F. T. A. 4; Hall Monitor 4. SUZANNE KAY KNEISLEY Annual Staff; Student Senate 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Oratorica12; Drama Club 2; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 4; Hall Monitor 3, 4; Student Teacher 4. THOMAS PATRICK LEAHY Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Baseball :3, 4; Basketba114; Footba114; Track 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Volleyball 4. RODNEY DEAN LEROY Intramural 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2; Cross-Country 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Hall Monitor 4. PATRICK EDWARD LIBBY IntramuralBasketball :5, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 4; Cross-Country 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Volleyball 4; Reporter 1, 2. DONALD ALLEN LUBS Student Semltc 1; Baseball 1,2, :5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4; Cross-Country 1,2, 11, 4; Vollcylx1112,:$,4; F. F. A. 1, 2, :1, 4; Hall Monitor 4. FREDRICK JOHN MATUSZAK Intramural Basketball 2, :3, 4; Annual Smff 4; Chorus :1, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; F00tba114; Track 3,4; Volleyball :5, 4; Hall Monitor 4. LINDA PAULETTE ROPER Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, L5, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 2, :3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, :3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 53. SHARON CLAIRE MEYER Band 1, 2, I1, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Oratorical 2, L3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2, Ii, 4; Class Officer 2, :5; Drama Club 2, 3.4; Annual Staff; Hall Monitor. MARYLEE ROSENBAUM Annual Staff; Student Senate 1; Chorus 1, 2, 8, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 5i, 4; Oratorica12,ti; Drama Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4. ROBERT GENE ROSS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,4; Boys' State; Librarian 3. LINDA ANN SANDERSON Band 1, 2, :5, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Band Librarian 33; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD A. SATKOSKI Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 1;, 4; Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4-, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4. GERALD EUGENE SCHOFF Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, ii, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, .13, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3,4. JANE LYNNE SIEGESMUND Class Officer; Student Senate 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, .3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, :5, 4; Oratorical 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, .3, 4; Dance Band :1, 4; F. T. A. 35; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3,4; Hall Monitor 4. ROBERT CHARLES SZILAGYI Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Cross-Country 2,4; Volleyba112; Hall Monitor 4. BARBARA ELLEN VOLK Annual Staff; Class Officer 1; Band 1, 2, :3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oratorical 2, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM W. WELIVER Class Officer 1; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Footba114; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross-Country 1, 2; Volleyball 4; Hall Monitor 4. MARIORIE ELAINE WOLFF Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN ANN YERGLER Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; F. S. A. 3; D. A. R.; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director :3, 4. BETTE ANN YOUNG Annual Staff; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3. JACK RAY YOUNG Newspaper Staff 1, 4. JAMES A. Z ULLIGER VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Marcia Gould Dennis Hatfield SCHOOL NEWS REPORTERS Reathel Marks and Ellen Drzewicki COVETED HERALD-ARGUS SCHOLASTIC AWARD Dennis Hatfield, Suzanne Kneisley, and Marcia Gould. r,xamn 1-1500? GIRLS' STATE 1965 Sue Kneisley, Alternate Marcia Gould, Delegate 1mm. BOYS' STATE 1965bBurry Younggreen, Delegate; Dean Jessup, Alternate; Tim Howell. Alternate; Dennis Hatfield. Delegate; and Bob Ross, Alter- Bob Emerick, Delegate was missing. LOCAL AND COUNTY ORATORICAL WINNERS-- Dennis Hatfield, Sharon Meyer, and Joanna Gift. BETTY CROC KER HOME MAKER OF TOMORROW--Marcia Gould STUDENT SENATE SCHOLARSHIP Suzanne Kneisley HONOR ATHLETIC JACKET WINNERS contributed both time and effort in helping with the promotion of the Echo IV. The Art Department, with its excellent new facilities, teaches basic prin- ciples of art, as well as new concepts in design and drawing. Painting, pencil and Charcoal sketching, and color study give the student experience in form appreciation and drawing technique. The study of important artists throughout history and of our own day gives the art student a background for trying new methods and leads him to a new understanding of the place of art in our society. Commerce Positions of typists, file Clerks, sec- retaries, accountants, and bookkeepers await those who have successfully com- pleted the commerce Curriculum. This year there was much improvenuent in the department with the addition of two new courses, Business Law and BuSillebn Math, as well as many new electric and manual typewriters and fiVe new dictat- ing machines. Science The Science Department is de- signed to give every student an excellent general education in basic science and biology. The Inost modern facilities are present for advanced studies in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, for those BIOLOGY I 8: 11 students planning to go on to fur- 7th ii: 8th GRADE SCIENCE ther their studies in a college or CHEMISTRY a technical institute. PHYSICS - .11, , 1 tin mt. ' W :!xl?713xm ' ,1 wk ' nahtn... .:1lr- L9 , :LIZH ' JLvJM VUATQKIA. Social Studies are among the most valuable general education courses at South Central. The Social Studies Department has grown in past years to include not only the usual history and geography, but also several spe- cialized courses for students planning to further their studies. Among these are Sociology and Economics. This year the Mathematicg Department Inade a C0111- plete change-Over to Modern Mathematics. This system , will give our students good understanding of our number Mathemahcs system, thus providing a firm foundation for further study. Advanced students use this to the greatest advantage in preparing for careers requiring knowledge of mathematics. Courses include Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, and Advanc ed Mathe Inatic s . Languages French - German - English - ABOVE: Senior English Class. BELOW: French. German Class Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts department of South Central is one of the best equipped in Nor- thern Indiana. Eight main areas are offered including woods, Inetals, plastics, 111achines, Wu? .. ' . - - V.-:ow welding, power mechanics, electronics, and introductory hydraulics. Although there are Classroom sessions, the Inain exuphasis is placed on practical experience in the partic- ular field Chosen by each student. This en- ables him to evaluate the various areas of Industrial Arts, and to Choose for further study the one most appealing to him. Mechanical Drawing is a separate part of the Industrial Arts Depart- ment. The first year class, called Mechanical Drawing, studies basic drawing, introductory machines, and introductory drafting. The second year Class, called Advanced Drafting, spends the first semester on ma- chine drafting and the second on architectural drawing. These Classes help the students gain an elementary backgrOund in architecture, engineer- ing, and drafting which will give the student an advantage in college. Drivefs Training This Class is taught during school and as a summer school class. During the 1965-66 school year, Mr. Morris Goodnight instructed the students on safe driving prac- tices in the summer and Mr. George Fettinger taught the winter Classes. vsoum cemm. scuoot-i DRIVER EDUCATION CAR i '5qu mvmtw :Ic :mm X Agriculture Agriculture 1, II, III, and IV offer those students inter- ested in agriculture, subjects ranging frOm the basics in farming to advanced econornic and animal husbandry. Var- ious field trips provide practical knowledge of claserOm subjects, and prepare the student either to go into farming, or to further his studies toward an advanced degree in the field of agriculture. Senior Linda Roper at work. The Home Economics Department involves students fronq grades 7 thru 12, with COurses in- cluding 7th and 8th grade Heme Economics and Home EconOmics I, II, III, and IV for high school students. Studying such things as child care, hOITle Inanagernent, and consumer buying helps Home EconOmics students prepare for the future. Next year the program will be expanded to the boys as well as the girls. Home Econoans Deparhnenf You can't miss, with a modern kitcnen. Busy as Bees- Second Semester Sewing I ll-M pan . EIl-I'nll The ConceriL Band This year's Concert Band did a. fine job of representing our school. Not only has it given fine performances at con- certs, but also has received first place honors at both the District and State Band Contests. Reathel Marks BAND OFFICERS--Linda Roper, Marie Ewing, Dean Jessup, Reathel Marks, and Kay Yerglerl iv 0 Pom - Porn Girls K 5' 0 Vicki Ross i 1'11 A ,1! Junior High School Chorus Physical Education Department Keeping in mind the need for physical fitness in our nation today, the Physical Education pro- gram has been expanded to include the elementary grades as well as the Junior High, Freshman, and Sophomore Classes. Advanced facilities permit many new activities to be taught, greatly increas- ing the value of the Physical Education COurses. Boys' Physical Education Boys' Physical Education consists mainly of Vigorous exercise, as well as classroom learning in varied areas of activity. Included in the program are such sports as flag football, soc- cer, softball, basketball, shuffle board, volleyball, and gymnastics. Girls' Physical Education Girls' Physical Education is much like the Boys', except that the emphasis is placed on calisthenics and gymnas- tics instead of team sports. The value of physical fitness is instilled in girls from grade school to the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th grades. The periods of activ- ity help to keep them in excellent phys- ical condition. LC Ill HI H: m ' numw The new and expanding library facilities have been fgrnished with the late st equipment, including study desks, magazine and newspaper racks, and various display tables. Under the direction of Miss Gilsinger and ten student librarians, the department's 2000 volunues enjoy optinnun use. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: Reathel Marks, Ellen Drzewicki, Miss Jane Gilsinger Kay Yergler, Rhea Daumer, Barb Volk, Esta King, Lois Garner, Penny Coyer, and Judy Crites. Linda Swanson, Bruce Bluhm, and Jan Fryer enjoy the library. . . Kay and Rhea 1n the Magazme Room. ' - w 4.7:: munurmtn; The COunseling Department consists of three main areas. Informa- tional Services enable the student to find Out more about his areas of in- terest. Testing services allow the student to achieve a better under- standing of his achievements, aptitudes, and interests. Most important, however, is the COunseling service, which gives the student an opportun- ity to discuss matters of importance to him, whether educational, voca- tional, or personal problems. The iNFORMATIONAL . ERY'CES Counseling Department COUNSELOR: MR. HARRY TURAK The Health Center is a well-equipped area, staffed by a registered nurse from 8 A. M. to 12 noon each day. A complete Inedical record is kept on all students, making it possible for swift action in case Of enlere gency. The nurse delivers nunlerous talks and fihns t0 the elementary classes to teach them the basic workings of the body and to encourage good health practice. MRS. JOAN OWEN, R. N. S E m V .H C A The Prom was held at the CuIVer Inn, May 25, 1966. The couples present en- joyed a. turkey dinner which was followed by music by the Bob Schillings Band. The group saw a movie at Plyn10uth and then had a Post-Prom breakfast served by the mothers at the school. 1966 Junior-Senior Prom PROM QUEEN Marcia Gould and PROM KING Bob Szilagyi KING AND QUEEN'S COURT: Barry Younggreen, Jane Siegesmund, Esta King, and Don Lubs. Dancing Students view of the photographer. Mr. Ted Hitz 1-. '.'.- Future Teachers The SOuth Central Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was formed to enlighten the student body to the merits of teaching as a pro- fession. Students are assigned to elementary teachers in order to gain insight into the teaching profession. These students work with the teachw er and participate in the activities of the classroom. The Future Scientists of America was founded to prOmote an interest in science as a career. The members of the FSA have full use of all the school facilities for any experiments they wish to perform. This, together with the guidance from the faculty in the Science Department, has made the Science Club a productive organization in this school. L m : '5:- xx: .1117; HJI-L'SF h trigczfts 7, ; ' 7, .. Future Scientists SOCIETY COAT CHECK NEW MEMBERS INSTALLATION MARCH 29. 1966 OLD MEMBERS National Honor Society The South Central Chapter Of the National Honor Society was founded to pr01note greater interest in scholarship and to encourage students to take a more active part in academic activities. To enter the organization, a student must have a high scholastic average and be recommended by the faculty on the basis of Character, leadership, and service to the school. The South Central Drama Club is one of the nuest active organiza- tions in the school. Composed of members in grades 9 through 12, the Drama. Club presents two plays annually, one in the fall and a mu- sical each spring. These produc- tions are a high point in the school year, and are enjoyed by the entire community. Through its work, the Drama Club helps to prepare those students interested in drama for further study, and provides fun and recreation for the other members. THESPIANS This year the Drama Club has arOused new interest with the installation of the Thespians, a national honorary drama Club. To become a member, the student must ac- cumulate 100 working hours, by doing any work connected with the Drama Club. Additional points enable a member to earn a Thespian pin and guard. Time OuiL For Ginger Cast LIZZIE, the maid. . . . . . . . . . . CATHY MOHLKE AGNES CAROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . SHARON MEYER HOWARD CAROL . . . . . . . . . . . GARY GARDNER JOAN, their dau hter . . . . . . . MARYLEE ROSENBAUM JEANNIE, their aughter . . . . . . . . . JANICE GRIEGER GINGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOANNA GIFT EDDIE DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BOB EMERICK TOMMY GREEN, Ginger's beau . . . . . . . FRANK EGOLF MR. WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DEAN JESSUP ED HOFFMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . DENNIS HATFIELD Our Hearts Were Young and Gay SOuth Central Spring Musical MAIN CHARACTERS Emily Kimbrough . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barb Volk Cornelia Otis Skinner. . . . . . . . .Marylee Rosenbaum Otis Skinner Mrs. Skinner . . . An English Couple . Elise Dennison Francine Drake Bob Thackery . . Dan Fitzpatrick . Therese Pierre Henri. Babette. . . . . Phillippe Duval . Three Ship's Office'rs . Dean Jessup . . Sharon Meyer . Jane Siegesmund Tom Leahy Ellen Drzewicki Sally Grieger Jerry Smoker Gary Gardner . . Vicki Minor Dennis Hatfield . Evelyn Utroske Doug Mohlke . Dennis Johnson Chuck Emerick Bob Berlin Newspaper Staff This year the SOUTH CENTRAL TIMES-has proved to be bigger and better than ever. The attractive color cover has improved the issue 100070. The staff is made up Of the second year typing Class. eel!JJIIXIIeXleiIIIfffJIeeIeIXllfleifleflefIfffIIIeIlIJIflllled It is the hall monitors' duty to police the halls after each period, and to see that no one tampers with lockers or other facilities without authorization. They also help visitors to the school, and perform any task given to them to aid the fac- ulty and facilitate the smooth operation of the school. Ho Monitors FHA CHRISTMAS QUEEN Rosemary Schlundt THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA It is composed of girls in grades 9 to 12, and was founded to pro- mote better family and cornmunity relations. This active organization carries out functions which aid the community and give the girls valu- able experience in homemaking and social planning. Annual Staff IX. f 4 4 r .r ANNUAL STAFF AWARDS Craig Deardorff. Linda Roper, and Sue Kneisley. EDITOR . . . . . . ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER STAFF . Sue Kneisley . . Linda Roper Craig Deardorff Dennis Hatfield Barbara Volk Kay Yergler Dean Iessup Marcia Gould Mary Ellen D011 Lana Gardner Linda Swanson Reathel Marks Ellen Drzeswicki Tom Leek Graduation 4966 Forty-eight Seniors graduated frorn SOuth Central High School on May 23, 1966. Dr. Jardine, South Bend Superin- tendent of Schools, spoke to the Seniors concerning their future. 6 6 W ff! 0 S 5 la C StudentL Senate The Student Senate is the governmental body which represents the stu- dents. Their 111ain pro- ject is the Student Senate Scholarship given at the end of the school year. Central to the Regionals! Yeah man! The Thinker LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Goodnight, B. Weliver, T. Howell, R. Nehl, C. Emerick, D. Lubs. M. Niksch. J. Kuss. B. Younggreen. B. Emerick, D. Mohlke, T. Leahy, S. Kim , and ASST. COACH, Fettinger. FOREGROUND: STUDENT MANAGERS, M. art and R. Canfield. Basketball season was a great success. The boys worked hard, having practice in the morning before school and after school. The team worked fast and furious to get ready for their opening game because Football ended only eight days before. The Varsity team played good ball throughout the year and have a South Lake Michigan Conference trophy to prove it. Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Doll. M. Gould, J. Cox, J. Siegesmund, and L. Goodwin. B-Team Basketball FRONT ROW: M. Baske, G. Hiigli. C. Eaton, R. Huhnke, and B. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mama er. M. Hart, H. Geren, L. Cunningham, S. King, and Manager, R. Can ield. BACK ROW: Coach Fettinger, M. Justice, W. Cox. D. Mohlke, and R. Nehl. B-Team Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: M. Siegesmund, D. Yagelski, M. Clark, and BACK: C. Deardorff. Freshman Basketball L Q. FRONT ROW: D. Yagelski. R. Huhnke, D. Nehl. x SECOND ROW: C. Eaton, K. Swanson, L. Gardner, v and R. Sanderson. BACK ROW: Coach Fettinger, H. Geren, L. Cunningham, J. Howell, and Manager B. Emerick. FRONT ROW: Mana er, T. Conlon. R. Bishop, 6. Hundt, F. Hundt, B. Deardorff, and J. Sc weizer. BACK ROW: W. Bluhm, B. Cromey, J. Bennett, T. Niksch, D. Hurni, and Coach Wesolowski. Junior High Cheerleaders STANDING, left to right: B. Pulver, A. Wakeman, D. Wakeman. KNEELING: C. Howell. FIRST ROW: Manager, T. Conlon, B. Fryer, D. Pulver, A. Fryman, R. Black, M. Koontz. BACK ROW: D. Christianson, M. Grieger, T. Roper, D. Marks, W. Satkoski, M. Ryan, and Coach Wesolowski. Seventh Grade Basketball Sixth Grade FRONT ROW, left to right; J. Kuss, N. Schlundt, and E. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Coach C. Sanders, A. Cole, T. Garner, R. Minix, J. Manderville, G. Justice. THIRD ROW: G. Foster, G. Metts, B. Sly, M. Yagelski, R. Goodin, R. Rinker, and C. Baker. TOP ROW: D. Pulver, P. Sax, B. Taylor, 8. Foster, E. Werner, D. Babcock, and T. Clark. FRONT ROW: R. Goodwin, M. Gardner, and P. Yagelski. SECOND ROW: 1. Fritts, J. Costello, T. Thanas, D. Minor, D. Mills, and R. Webb. THIRD ROW: J. Kuss, M. Busse, D. Amor, B. Shinn, and D. Wright. FOURTH ROW: T. Taylor, K. Sayler, G. Burnham, S. Demo, and Mr. Fair, Coach. FRONT ROW: 6. Hiigli, D. Nehl, J. Lowenthal, J. Prankus, J. Schoff, M. Baske. SECOND ROW: J. Kuss, M. Justice, D. Lubs, B. Szilagyi. THIRD ROW: Coach Turak, P. Libby, H. Hiigli, T. Howell, R. Nehl, and D. Mohlke. Lloyd Thompson was the individual winner for the second year in a row for SOuth Central, at the South Lake Michigan Cross-Country COunty Meet. His winning time was 10:38. At the Sectional, he finished seventh in a field of 120 runners. The South Central Volleyball team finished the season with an undefeated record. The team is now undefeated in the four years of South Central's existence. Baseball ..h....-. WH....--...-........ -.-........... -,-.-.-,-. . FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Swanson, D. Yagelski. H. Geren, B. Grieger, M. Volk, D. Nehl, Manager, M. Hart. SECOND ROW: C. Eaton, J. Metts, S. King, D. Jessup, P. Libby, C. Deardorff, J. Prankus. F. Egolf, R. Huhnke. THIRD ROW: Coach Clindaniel. B. Bluhm, M. Niksch, C. Emerick, J. Kuss, B. Emerick, T. Leahy, B. Younggreen, and G. Hiigli. TEAM RECORD LaPorte B La Ville LaCrosse St. Mary's Wanatah Rolling Prairie Westv1116 LaCrosse DeMotte HAMMOND BISHOP NOLL UINQDHOEMHCOQUI South Centi'al is prOud to say that this team won the South Lake Michigan Baseball Confer- ence with an unbeaten record. Basketball Shofs This was the first year for Varsity Football at SOuth Central. A large group of boys turned Out in mid-August and kept at it until the latter part of October. Many games were played under poor conditions, but the boys still put out a tremendous effort. The coach and all the boys were very pleased with their 3 and 3 record because they ended up winning the last three which shows improvement. Senior Quarter-Back Bob limerick Senior Full-Back Fred Matuszak Sunior Linc-BLu'm-r Senior Split-End Sumor Slot-Back Dennis Hdtficld Bill Welivcr Tom Leahy Senior Dcfunsxvc llulf-Back Nick Carson Senior Tacxlc Jerry Satkoski Record New Carlisle :50 South Central Rolling Prairie 40 South Central LaSalle 2'7 South Central South Central 26 Knox South Central 12 LaVille South Central :32 Walkerton Senior Guard Senior Split-End Senior Line-Backer Craig Deardorff Dean Jessup Don Lubs Intramural Teams Sinners Pop- Top -Boys MI. Harry Turak Coach The purpose of the intra- mural program is to give the students within the school who do not partici- pate in varsity athletics a chance to take part in or- ganized basketball. This after school activity gives the students a Chance to release anxieties and frus- trations of the school day. 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Hutton Wanatah, Indiana 1751mm 6171mm 9mm 1611mm Ko-op Union Mills and Hanna Lumber, Fertilizer, Grain Feed and Seed Lazair Photo Supplies Camera 8: Projector Rentals- Phone: 362-2671, Lincolnway LaPorte, Indiana Kodak, Bell Howell, Polaroid Kingsbury Elevator Grain - Feed - Fertilizer General Merchandise Kingsbury Indiana Phone 362-6682 Congratulations to the Seniors at South Central LAUN'S STOP AND SHOP Kingsford Heights, Indiana DAIRY QUEEN Valparaiso, Indiana Melba 6 Bill Schroeder Famous for that Country Fresh Flavor CASBON ELECTRIC COMPANY 123 Lincolnway Valparaiso, Indiana Phone 462-4194 STARKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU - . rAnM Hamlet, Indlana aunznu Phone 867-2411 CO'OP Congratulations -- Seniors of 1966 From -- The Kingsbu ry Locker Plant Choice Quality Meats Kingsbury, Indiana 1V? tuakmui ..... Our best wishes for success to the Seniors, and our congratulations 111 all :1t S1nlth Cknltral fo1' thei1':first year in their new school. $hum1 1; thug! caumaanyr linivn'ylLHZa Jkuthmna UNION STATE BRANCH EAST SIDE BRANCH 902 Lincolnway Union Hills 1115 E. Lincolnway Ph.-362-6276 Ph.-767-2281 Ph.-362-6755 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations And Best Wishes DECKARD'S 1. G. A. Hanna, Indiana See Lance Dcckard for Insurance When you need a car . . . Phone: 797-3135 see us first and save on a new BOB SACKS GARAGE Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, 1. AND WELDING Corvair, Corvette, or a ilne OK used car. You'll see why we are the place 26 Pennsylvania St. Hanna, Indiana Where Price TeIIs-Quality Sells WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET, Smith A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 1 Chevrolet KOCH s RESTAURANT R. R. 1 Wanatah, Indiana Phone: 1-9235 1202 Lincolnway Compliments of LaPorte, Indiana KOSANKE BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME Phone: 362-3111 Union Mills Indiana Wishful thinking on the part of Bob Szilagyi, John Jakovac, Harry Hiigli, Rod LeRoy Wood lfuck Am! A 1571'th S'uturc from All the People at Z'riyy Kuitk-pontiac LaPorte, Indiana Charlieb LaPorte's Finest Pizzas 507 Lincolnway LaPorte, Indiana Phone: 362-3571 Glady's Beauty Salon for Complete beauty service 804 Monroe Street LaPorte, Indiana STANDARD OIL HANNA SAND 2 GRAVEL CO., INC. Washed sand 2 gravel STAN DARD Mason sand, Black dirt, and Fill dirt Union Mills, Indiana 172 Mile South on U. S. 30 Dealers on State Road 39 Hanna, Indiana Phone: 797-2425 Olie Peterson Duane Babcock LILLY'S APPAREL SHOP LOWENSTEINS Juniors and Petites 57 Franklin Street Sportswear and Dresses Accessories Valparaiso, Indiana 610 Lincolnway LaPorte, Indiana Kayslziclt Eros. 70rd Sales, Inc. U.S. Highway 30 Wanatah, Indiana x X Telephone: 1-4975 Congratulations From M arina Drive-In Restaurant Wanatah, Indiana Compliments of On the Corner of Peek Funeral Home U. S. 30 and Rt. 421 Wanatah, Indiana Phone: 1-2305 Finest in Flowers and Artistry for All Occasions Thode Floral Co. Inc. 1609 Lincolnway LaPorte, Indiana Phone- 362-2426 WANATAH MERCANTILE COMPANY Grain, Feed, Coal, Lumber Building Material Fertilizers Bag-Bulk Wanatah, Ind. C. H. Bochlke Compliments of JOE TITTLE and SONS FOOD CENTER Valparaiso, Indiana Porter County's Complete Supermarket Compliments of SELLER'S OLDSMOBILE AND PONTIAC Knox, Indiana DAIRY QUEEN 902 S. Heaton St. Knox, Indiana Open 7 Days A Week Polish Sausage - Hot Dogs Compliments 011 EM 01 Kazir insurance Away 111 Pine Lake Avenue Laporto. Indiana Phone 367-2016 Congratulations and Best Wishes From P- W. WAY, INC. 1350 Pine Lake Road F. TUTTLE'S JEWELERS LaPorte, Indlana Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge, Dodge Truck, Sales 3 Service 713 Monroe St. LaPorte, Indiana Phone 362-2329 lAPORTE BomED GAS Co., ROSE BROTHERS JAYMARZ 701 Lincolnway 111 J Street Hallmark Cards Fannie May Candies LaPorte, Indiana Gifts One Stop Service U. S. Highway 30 Good Food Wanatah, Indiana Well Prepared Open 24 Hours Phone WA 1-4685 Ours is the Business of Serving People... When you Thing of Better Shoes you Think of tizens JOSEPH'S LaPorte Bank 0' N CAN ITY, INDIANA - . Mm ' c Flne Footwear at Shoes for the LaCrosse Entire Family Rolling Prairie Westville OK Used Cars e Trucks Phone - 772-2191 Rudd-Sbepbem' Cbevrolet-Buick Inc. 704 South Heaton Knox, Indiana Leonard Rudd - President B . k Hf:EfIJ'H'J'J: c. .t' SEARS RUEBUCK AND CO Sears, Roebuck And Compmz; M 1 CH IUAN L' ITY PUHNITUHK C0. 7.1Jt'hlggnn Vlly'tu 1.;21'3'3'Hl ' 18 S. Main St. Humr I'lll'nlnhlngy. prt. btuw' Knux, Indiana 1 ' ' ' ,, I ' ' -l I-I-r 1.4!. IJAHLIJII Bl . Pll. 87d 1am; P11. 772 3512 Hnnpl imt'IllH HI youtz flcctric Service lI'nr 1 11w Hlvvtrlvnl 915 Lincolnway SPI'Y lVV LnPortc, Indiana Cal J-litz, Pliataymplwr Kouts indium Telephone 766-3474 Miller's Market k 1' 3' 111' 1 1154 t 1 L13rr4 i 11 i J l AAHIerS AAart Indiana Valparaiso Your Quality Discount Department Store Congratulations Conu 1inmn1ts f Hamlet Cafe And Bowling Lanes Hamlet, Indiana Weinbergk Store Toto, Indiana Phone: Know 772-4533 All Roads Lead To ToTo Congratulations Seniors 2 vmmw 22:;le W 53 am A r ' KINUSLEY FURNITUHF CO. I I ' Kingsley Furniture 102 Park LaPorte, Indiana Phone 362-3105 WHERE YOU COUNT FIVE STAR FOOD CENTER LAPORTE - KNOX City Manor Motel U.S. 421 - 1 2 Mile South Of U.S. 20 Michigan City, Indiana R. R. 3 Phone TR 2-9149 MR. AND MRS. LEE GRIEGER LaPorte, Indiana BISTMSIIKS F03 m Compliments of Rannells Funeral Home Ambulance Service Hamlet, Indiana Allis Chalmers Tractors - Combines Hay Tools - Industrial Equipment Original Factory Parts Phone: 362 9880 Homer D011 Norman D011 Go to DOLL OIL SERVICE Distributor of Petroleum Products Hanna, Indiana Phone: 797-2631 Compliments of SMITTY'S RESTAURANT 616 Indiana Avenue LaPorte, Indiana L3? M NATlllHAl BANK Wanatah Kingsbu ry Fish Lake Michigan City WHEREVER YOU ARE . IT'S MORE CONVENIENT TO BANK AT THE FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL CHARLES V. FARGO Accounting Income Tax Service Financial Reports Phone: 797-2295 Box 86 Hanna, Indiana The Revers Company Best Wishes t0 the Senior Class 'Your Floor 6 Window Store Compliments of Carpet-Draperies Floor Covering - Paint TUFFY AND KAY'S 224 E. Lincolnway LaPorte, Indiana HANNA CAFE Next to the American Legion Phone 362-2521 S. G W. Electric C0. Phone 1-4255 Night or Day G. D. WIESJAHN 504 Tipton Street MORTUARY LaPorte, Indiana 24 Hour Ambulance SGTViCQ Sales 5 Service on Electric Motors 300 N. Main St. Wanatah, 111d. All Work Guaranteed Elmer SulL 6 Wayne Wilberg Compliments of DR. LOUIS MOOSEY, M. D. Union Mills, Indiana Phone 767-2414 3716 Gumpus Shop 801 Jefferson LuPorIc. Indiana Congratulations to Reathcl Marks and Marylee Rosenbaum and t0 the Graduating Class of 1966 Congratulations from JOHNSTON SPORTING GOODS Valparaiso, Indiana REGGIE PENDLETON OLDS - CADILLAC LaPorte, Indiana Farmerk Bank 51 Trust Company Two Locations- Knox and Bass Lake CONGRATULATIONS- CLASS OF 1966 Ed Klein Saddle Shop Union Mills, Indiana Phone: 767-2640 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 DR. M. E. TOM Union Mills Indiana WRIGHT BEAUTY SHOP 1204 E. Michigan Blvd. Michigan City Indiana thw: 872-9453 Phone: 872-9454 Bob york Motors Twu Locat ions 2202 Franklin Street and 104 Decatur Used Cars - Bought 8: Sold 5mm Money 011 Any Make Of New 8dr Michigan City, Indiana Bob York, Pres. Everything M mica! at 1008 Lincolnway, LaPorLe Roxy Music Shop Phone: 362-2340 Compliments Of - Wellmans U. S. 30 West of Valparaiso Congratulations Class Of I966 Weaver's Funeral Home J And W Ford Westville Your Friendly giant Killer Kcmlwld Motors 607 J Street LaPorte, Indiana State Farm Jostens Insurance Don Jessup, Agent Hanna, Indiana Phone: 797-3785 Congratulations, Class of '66 Sunday through Thursday Friday and Saturday Valparaiso, 7 A. M. - 12 Midnight 7 A. M. - 1 A. M. Indiana Volkswagen gconomy Autos Umitcd Phone: TR 2-9190 5000 South Franklin St. 1000 Feet South of Hwy. 20 Michigan City, Indiana R. Cravem 5; Sons Auto Repair And Painting Phone 325-9989 LaPorte, Indiana Stillwell, Indiana Buck Cravens - Driver 912 - South Bend Speedway Best Wishes to SOUTH CENTRAL GRADS Continuing your Education is your Best Assurance of a Life- Time of Fulfillment. Consult: J ohn F. Shawley When you buy Real Estate Realtor Farm Appraiser 123 East 9th Phone 872-3906 Michigan City, Indiana Gust Elevator Inc. Custom Grinding and Mixing Fencing, Bulk, and Bag Fertilizer Coal, 282 Nitrogen Solution, Feed and Anhydrous Ammonia Westville, Ind. Phone 785-2215 Galloway Shell Service Major or Minor Tune Up Complete Service 201 E. Lincolnway LaPorte, Ind. SPECIALTY MANUFACTURING GARDNER FARM EQUIPMENT Welding - Blacksmithing Dealers in Plow and Lath Work '7- . 1. Case Farm Machinery If it is made out of iron6 We do it SALES AND SERVICE Hardy King - Walkerton, Indiana Phone: 1-2583 Dan Culver - Compllments of W. SAULSGIVER J. v, MORGAN BOB 6 AL Hanna 797-3645 Portage 762-3462 MORGAN 6 SAULSGIVER 1 WHEELER S GARAGE Mason Contractors Union Mills, Indiana Valparaiso, Indiana Hey Mike, where did you get that strange hat The one on the left is the dummy. and companion? On January 3, Bob AACEHroy and hiSdefe panithe student body a visn and entertained.us with songs, jesters, balloons, and ventriloquisnm Thisis only one 0fthe convocations which Huzstudents enjoyed. Baasttrs HAMLET Hollywood Restaurant and Cocktail LOLHIgC Dean's Barber Shop KNOX Badell Dental Clinic Blue's Restaurant Burger Dairy Store Evert's Drug Store Falvey's Knox Furniture Co. Ledbcttor Nursery Marian's Modes Posch Bakery KOUTS Geno's Pizzeria Restaurant LACROSSE Sheeley's General Merchandise LAPORTE C. E. Kemp Co. Fenker Furniture Store Friends Miller Television Montgomery Ward Zimmermann - Paint Glass NORTH JUDSON Wayne's Meat Market STILLWELL Lloyd's Grocery UNION MILLS Harry Porter, Pioneer Seed Corn Agent VALPARAISO Falvey's Joe's Barber Shop LaHayne's Studio Neclcy's Men's Shop Shop Rite Stores WESTVILLE Blossom Stop - Mrs. Ben Kneisley Westville Indicator Bill's Barber Shop We would like to thank the advertisers and boosters who have helped us to make this annual a success in 1966. W W W W W W W W . www.mmr . vw-WJ-wmr.w.wamw.. mm-V. v ..- ....7 . -W ... ., M '-