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

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The crowning is over, with Rosemary Schlundt as ing of many more festivities yet to await them that queen, being escorted by Jim Taylor. Her court and night, their escorts beam radiantly as they await the com- 1968 Homecoming, the best ever Everyone prepared for the homecom - ing. There were many activities cen- tered around S.C.'s annual homecoming game with LaLumiere, their football rival. The activities kept everyone busy as they worked on class projects, elected princesses', and took orders for mums. As the big day drew nearer, everyone put on the finishing touches to make homecoming the Best Ever. On the day of the homecoming, the school cast their votes for the three chosen seniors, Rosemary Schlundt, Mary Clark, and Mary Jo Siegesmund, who What! No score on the scoreboard? It will soon change as our boys warm up to a win! ! ! ! would represent their class and school. The other three girls who were nomi - nated to serve as princesses, were Sheila Flitter, Debra Smith, and Norma Schlundt; junior, sophomore, and fresh- man, respectively. The night finally came, and everyone relaxed after a week of hard, tedious work. The queen, Rosemary Schlundt, was crowned at half-time by captains, Chuck Eaton and Dennis Yagelski. The night was brought to a climax when the team gained a de- cisive 26--18 victory!!!!! Coach George Fettinger grins as his team gives South Central a decisive win.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section......................6 Academics...........................18 Activities..........................36 Athletics.......................... 56 Administration......................76 Underclassmen...................... 92 Seniors............................120 Advertising........................132 5

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Drama club presents “our town” Mrs. Rosenbaum, Susie, and Cathy look on as Steve many problems that was encountered during the complains of baggy pants which is just one of the production. This year a tremendous amount of work was put into presenting Our Town . The play did not emphasize stage furnishings, but people and the joys of everyday life. It proved to be one of the best productions ever pre- sented . Larry and Sal finally reach the climax of the play after many weeks of practicing. Bev Pulver waits backstage, pre- pared to prompt actors and actresses.