South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

- f SJ v The log records many pep sessions this past year. The above is an example of one of them. Lettermen pre- sented it before we played North Side in the form of a Congressional investigation to lind out who was Red. The cameraman is Dennis Mclntyre, and the senators seated at the table are, from left to right, Dick Branting- ham, secretary, Tom Pinder, Ellis Ralston, and Norman Miner. Bunko Clarkson is the director. Collecting canned goods for Christmas baskets was a school activity guided by the Lettermen. The good sea- men in the center are, from left to right, Bob Rossiter, jim Fuzy, Bill Gerig, Stu Koch, and Dick Brantingham. I 3flL97 77Ze7fl S South Sides sportsmen who have earned a letter compose this club, led by Mr. Ora Davis. The annual events of Lettermen's are the banquet and the dance. At Christmas time, Lettermen backed the collection of food for the needy. The seniors of the 1955 graduating class wish to ex- press their deep thanks for the patience of the sponsors and advisers of all the clubs at South. These clubs have been a blessing. After the many hard hours of study and concentration in classrooms, the activities after school offer a pleasant relief from the strenuous schedule. A student is given a chance to do something worth- while for the school through these activities. It is through them that the school gets many much-needed articles, 96 such as the record-player and the combination crystal bowl, candlestick holders, and tray. Lettermen's Club collected canned foods for the Christmas baskets for the poor, and most of the clubs, including Lettermen's, presented pep sessions with skits for the entertainment of the entire student body. This is just a brief summary of the many activities the clubs did this past year. The senior class again says thanks for the good work the clubs and advisers have done. 1 i I P Banc! Band members will long remember this year as a great one, for they received smart new gray uniforms. These have been long-awaited and worked for by the band members. One way in which they plan to pay for the uniforms is by the production of an annual band benefit show. The first one, held this year, was a fine show from every standpoint. The wearing of these new uniforms has already proved to be a source of pride to the band members, and they are sure to give us even bigger and better shows in the future. A trip to Muncie this year was another highlight of the band's calendar. Participation in the music assemblies, in several parades, and in the shows at half-time at basketball and football games helped to make this a busy year for them, MR. ROBERT DRUMMOND Brmrlvmzrter Firrt Row, left to right: Charles Owen, Owen Snyder, Jane Dill, Nancy Burton, Marilyn Fowler, Gail Baldwin, Gloria Evans, Joyce Smith, Richard Meissner, Owen Severance, Carolyn Peek, Judith Cook, Sharon Sprunger, Marilyn Beck, Marcia Downhourg second row: Ann Riping, Mary Ann Gulley, Jerry Boerger, Janice Sherman, Norma Klaehn, Leona Moore, Ruth Rainier, June Flaugh, Mike Gilsdorf, John Nagel, Martha Steinbauer, Sue Berlien, Judy Holloway, Linda Jones, Suzanne Eisenhut, Kay Jamie- son, Donna Hoover, John Stephenson, Sandra Disher, Donald Brittson, Judy Christman, Marilyn Tennantg third row: Bill Kamm, David Spears, Keith Kirbach, Dave Redding, David Seaman, Dwight Flowers, Dick Heine, Tom Tate, Bruce Scott, Dick Shock, Margaret Schell, Harry Cochran, Robert Kable, Richard Rudnick, Wayne Elyg fourth row: Dave VonGunten, Carl Simon, Alton White, Dick Colchin, Bill Moore, Jack Young, Jerry Smith, Carl Moser, Don Young, Courtland Clayton, Jim Cox, Dick McBride, Alan Bennington, Pat Harmison, Mar yRose Waulg fifth row: John Shanahan, Tom Winkler, Ron White, Edward Mida daugh, Leonard Sills, Keith Warner, Robert Ryker, Dick Lentz, and Bob Buelow. 97 f- nnapamnmu . -2. wulmlnlur Y 5 CTop7: Front row, left to right: Judy Christman, Emily Bailey, Owen Severance, Richard Meissner, Joyce Smith, Becky Miller, Kay Crosby, Lonny Kimble, Judy Novitsky, Marty Lehman, Ann Sherbondy, Ruth Ann Pifer, Nancy Zeiler, Sandra Disher, Mary Ann Gully, Margaret Schell, Ann Riping, and Marcia Downhour, second row: Jane Felger, Carol Cramer, Suzanne Eisenhut, Donna Hoover, Marilyn Fowler, Nancy Burton, Sharon Sprunger, Judith Cook, Alton White, Dick Colchin, David Von Gunten. Carl Simon, Leona Moore, Ruth Rainier, John Nagel, Linda Jones, Martha Steinbauer, Sue Berlien, Anna Fanger, Gail Baldwin. Victor Stelmashenko, and Nathan Roembkeg third row: Bob Buelow, Keith Kirbach, Charles Owen, Jerry Miller, Dick Swager, Ann Edens, Janet Sauer, Sharon Huxoll, Jane Zeller, Nancy McCarron, Joyce Graue, Linda Helms, Nancy Moore, Gloria Sprunger, Arnold Pearson, John Robinson, and Carolyn Peek. Urcbestm Music hath charms, they say, and certainly no one would be more eager to assure you of this than the members of the orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Drummond, they have had a fine year and have played various kinds of charming music. Not only does this group play for the music assemblies, but also for other school functions and church aH'airs. This year one of their biggest extra programs was the Band Benefit Show, another was the third annual per- formance at Plymouth Congregational Church, put on jointly with the Plymouth Church choir. Besides the complete orchestra, there are numerous smaller groups who perform at other functions. Some of these are the String Ensemble and String Quartets, and the Recorder Society. Both the band and the orchestra are now larger than they have ever been before, with seventy-five members in band and seventy in orchestra. These musical groups are growing for many reasons, one of which is the fine 98 music that is played by the band and orchestra. This year saw the performance of a great variety of music played by both groups, representing almost every period in musical history from pre-Bach times to the present. Some which were especially popular with the players and the listeners were music from Porgy and Bess, Kiss Me Kate, Carousel, and South Pacific, played by the orchestra, The Pines of Rome, Mardi Gras, and Gremlin Ball, played by the band. This year in the band, a new policy was begun. There is now a reserve marching band in addition to the varsity, or regular, marching band. This has already begun to show its effect in the improved shows given by our band. In the orchestra, there are several individuals who are given opportunities to do solo parts. This year, such people were Sharon Huxoll, who played the violin solo, Melodie, at the Spring Concert, and Alton White, who played the trumpet solo in the Haydn Trumpet Con- certo, also in the Spring Concert. - H r--,uf-..a.-.Qi----X--D., -T-l-'ligV.-4r-:- Choir The Concert Choir has had another successful year, with close to fifty outside engagements. Some of these included singing at the Pennsylvania Railroad Christmas party, being guests of Rotary Club at the Woman's Club, and caroling at the Lincoln National Bank. Their other outside programs were given for churches, civic, and social groups. In addition, they gave several fine concerts for the music assemblies and at the Winter and Spring Concerts. The choir soloists this year included Sheila Bradbury and janet VonGunten, sopranosg Shirley Campbell, altog Alan Crill and john Johnson, basses. A sophomore boys' quartet was also formed, consisting of Paul Campbell, Ned Byer, Jim Clauser, and Joe Winder. Head secretaries this year were Jean Ensley and Jane Oyer. MR. LESTER HOSTETLER Pilcbpipift 99 Bottom: The Concert Choir: left to right, hrst row: Sheila Bradbury, Hope Laycoff, Phyllis Krouse, Milka Gouloif, Margaret Altevogt, Sharon Simmers, Mr. Hostetler, Mary Kathryn Musser, Mary Ann Clark, Karen Keller, Lydia Martindale, Carol Pritchard, and Barbara Bowyer, second tow: Colleen Liddy, Marcia Whitehouse, Barbara Mann, Ruth Ann Smith, Jean Ensley, Melinda Ambler, Paul Campbell, Rosie Roof, Nancy Sloan, Shirley Campbell, Sunny Reppert, Sharon Myers, and Marilyn Olsen, third row: Betty Wiegmann, Myrna Mosel, Linda Duryee, Jane Mayer, David Van Hine, Lynn Odier, Paul Brattain, john Seng, Jane Oyer, Linda Allen, Ruth Hendricksen, and Betty Uhlg fourth row: Esther Peiffer, Sheila Shorter, Frances Bagby, Julia Easterday, Dean Stephen, Stan Lipp, Charles Stanbery, Joe Winder, Carol Walchle, Patricia Oberlin, Pat Hatter, and jean Horton, fifth row: Susan Wallheiser, Janet VonGunten, Jim Clauser, Ned Byrer, Ron Crummitt, Alan Crill, jim Evans, John Johnson, Dave Eitman, Tom Small, Neal Berryhill, Ralph Shank, Diane Roe, and Kay Casper. S lbeciczl C looir Groups ln the choir, there are always a few people who are especially essential to concerts and special occasions. They are the accompanists, soloists, and the Madrigal group. The Madrigal singers are a group of about I6 select choir members who sing at homes, small business parties, and other places where the entire choir is not needed. Top: This fair foursome of choir members consists of: Pat Hatter and Colleen Liddy at the piano, accompanistsg and Sheila Bradbury and janet VonGunten, soloists. String E fzsenzbles The instrumental music department offers many small string groups for students inter- ested in extra music activities. Some of these are a string ensemble, containing two or more violins, a cello, and pianog and two string quartets, containing a first and second violin, viola, and cello. Middle: janet Sauer, jane and Nancy Zeiler, and Sharon Huxoll compose one of South's string quartets. Recorder Society The South Side Recorder Society, formed last year, is a group who play strange instruments called recorders. These are wooden instruments, somewhat like flutes, which were made in Ger- many. There are several ranges of recorders, from the soprano to the bass, and South has one or more of each kind. Bottom: Members of the Recorder Society are, first row: Marcia Downhour. alto recorderg Gail Baldwin, bass recorclerg second row: Sue Ber- lien, soprano recorderg Judy Cook, tenor re- corder, third row: Sharon Sprunger, alto re- corclerg and Leona Moore, soprano recorder. 100 Ad- .... ..- ' ...I l .'-..j. . .i2iT'l:.-.....i'J5S..1Zn'aIh4ubT Mem- Pzferbovzm' 'xx J X P 6 X arf lv 1 X -X e X Jig. x ,ss X t i X Xif . i. r x L F A:JQ'4'f3 'r V Q 'rl Lsll N-1 1-4:-fi ' - - -rf ' ' 'f V 1 'X J my t 34. N-.Q uffiillv Upper Leffz XVith seniors all in their places, Recogni- tion Day for the Class of 1954 is about to begin. Upper Rigblz I thought this day would never come, says a senior receiving her diploma on the night of Com- mencement. Miss Van Gorder, center, and Mr. Mc- Clure and Miss Graham, class advisers, officiate. Middle Lefl: As Recognition Day progresses, seniors 102 -I 541: g . A and underclassmen are acknowledged for their achieve- ments. Middle Right: It looks like a picnic in center hall with nothing to eat but Totems. Lower Left: Seniors relate memories to fellow classmates in a Totem signing session. Lower Right: It looks like the underclassmen want the signatures of two of our seniors, Gene Schmeling and Dave Sutton. , ' i ' maxi? Q95 'vis '2'z.L:.' M...-.1 ., ,W .- .wad ,ta r Mama N 'r W, . - ,1 , ,tl , y i '. A ' mx: 's 'P .. , ' 5 T Q , :a. - - X: ----- . ow- - and ug ,ci ZW, R . .... Q 2 A 1 X ,. , 'Wx e,Nt.,i,y ,. . . , ' r ' t Upper Left: Syncopation plus! The senior chorus line does some high-stepping in last year's talent show Showboat. Upper Right: Jim Suelzer models a bathing suit in the boy's dress review of the 1954 Talent Show. Middle Left: You tell 'em, Gwen CHintonD! Carol Nichols, Miss Harvey, bus driver Lynn J. Patten, and Patsy enjoy a moment's rest on Butler Field Day. Middle: Part of the girls who went to Butler pose for a picture in front of the bus. ........'1 1 Middle Right: We hear this high-steppin' session took place at a wedding garden party at Butler Field Dayg How about it, girls? Lower Left: Nancy Kierspe and the cast rehearse a comedy scene from Our Miss Brooks , last year's senior play. Lower Right: Bob Henninger checks to see if his out- fit for the talent show meets with the approval of the senior play castg looks as though Ann Dinius, at left, is having a big laugh over it. 103 ' ' '7' T4-HQ ' ' fxfxfft- 'F'-3 '?'wf 7'-'..lA. ..,1z.2sn!' ' WFIQFAW9' ,511- if' lx flap I jg il gl NLP? fa ti' rl S -v , K kg iv 1 afm 1 lrx C+, ,E 5: Bk JM x ' x , .Yr , 1 -lf sl . vuiegf-3- ' I 'Q Hur x...J y kg . Upper Lcfrz Here we have thirty-one beeayou-tee-ful Meterite girls to present roses at the Quarter Century Club banquet. Upper Rilrflvl: Miss Hickman and Miss Aiken are feel- ing their Cheerios, but Mr. Havens and Mr. Applegate are just too exhausted to exhiletate. Aliiftlle Lcfflz South Sides faculty, past and present, enjoy the annual Quarter Century Club banquet. Middle Riglvzz Mrs. Spray and a few Philo girls, left to right: Kathy Ryan, Mrs. Spray, Marcia Downhour, Mar- 104 ilyn Tennant, and jucly Cook. discuss how to finish deco- rating the Christmas tree in the Greeley Roorn. Lnzrcr Lcfzr I say, old bean, won't you have a spot of tea? ' This is the question the home economics girls are asking Mr. Weber. Left to right: Judy Roberts, XVancla Myers, Neclalyn Leakey, Janet Crick, Delores MC- Coskey, and Mr. Weber. Lower Right: It looks like things Cnamely balloonsb are up in the air at the faculty picnic. .T--w 1.-w -.-Trvrcn in-.. Upper Left: Ray Collins, representing Coach Reichert, is strewn with flowers at the Wlranglers pep session. Under Middle Left: Members of the opposing team mourn one of their players killed by an Archer arrow at the Wranglers pep session. Lower Middle Left: Jerry Baldus outjumps Mary Val Crouse for the opening tip of the Wranglers pep session basketball game. Lower Left: Bryan Boggess is crowned head cannibal by joan Nading at the Wranglers dance. Other man- eaters are, from left to right: Ken Scrogham, Dick '! b'z-A----.-...... 4? F1 is 5 I ll. K' Q-1 l I 35 1. S 4 r-1825 it ' .....t I wt, 5 Circ 1 l . 5 Y ' Ill A . i. bf L Q, , -is , l V, . 'Z 1 sv i . Ry . i , f'i?? Brantingham, and Tom Arnold. Upper Right: It's in the air, it's over the hoop, it's roll- ing, rolling . . The fans wonder if the ball is going to roll in at one of the tournament games. Middle Right: People do come out of the strangest places. joe Biteman and Bill Schultheis hold the sofa while Dave Fortune crawls from under it, much to the surprise of Dianne Goodin and Ann Brown. These underclassmen presented a class play to the Philo Club. Lower Rigbi: A group of juniors in Marilyn Moat's car rake their daily buzz through Halls. 105 i is an pg... 4 ? ' . ..'hf4Xr1-p4fiV3C'i. . Ex :- N . ..A. All., da-. 'nnlllflldai-bf n'1g wx W' vt? X. A Vflt a 5 13552 ' ' 21' ' . 1 .1 mmf-wrafwa. . . . , r.v.x:x..--.f---I .g:.fff.., fa ,L ..... 'W- QWQ' A W x 1 X, ' ' 4 '. ' vii , J iw ' f A . A 4 1 . , f , 1 7 ' , Nas. ,-f,,, i Upper leff: A sea of band members sport their new gray and green uniforms before assembling into n formu- tion at tl basketball gtune. .llftftfle lefl: Pudgy Brunskill :intl her friend have a gnb fest and soak up some sun with Ginny Pugh and Orville Byers before going to afternoon classes. Luiz er' Kuff: xY7L1ECl1 those claws, Susie 1' Lehman J! Mary johns fast dances with Susie at the Times picnic. 100 is. Upper right: Sprouting Dan Howe offers it free ride at the Freshman Party. Middle rigbf: Nancy Burton and Nancy Arnold give out with ll hillbilly number at the Freshman Class' first social event. Lauer riglvlz Busy little seniors have the greenies spruce them up n bit before rushing to class. lx me I4 'N CK vm, If 3' M I' t f e S M .57 ,.., '-jx .' -M! -4' AK ,. ., I ? ,xg.tvy, ::: KE.-. A 5 Ei 1- A , 2 : . , ,,V:,.:.,.1,1,,,, 9 H1 Fl S W ii BM X ,f . 'V L 7 ,,,1 1::-5 , 5 ' M '44, .Ywsivwm tyemww ft A Y Upper left: One of the hits of last year's Sophomore Party, Magic 'Til Midnite, was the boys' can-can line consisting of Terry Miller, Dave Eitman, Jim Fuzy, Mor- rie Sanderson, john Lewis, Kip Riddle, Bob Blanton, and jim Hearn. Middle: Bottoms up, boys! At the end of the can-can dance, the boys take a bow. WOW! Lower left: Morrie Sanderson, Fred Procise, Chuck Owen, the Lone Wolf, Al Richards, and Bud Olsen decked out in formal wear sing in close harmony. Upper right: Barb Bowyer gives out with her blatant rendition of It's in the Book, which really shook the house and the audience at the 1954 Sophomore Party. Lower right: Ambitious workers behind the scenes help to make the Sophomore Party a tremendous success for the hard-working Class of 1956. 107 ? 'F - '1 'C ?'5 ' M' 'i:. :'P .1 I ff'-l'5Fri53ffW-fi ' f .f-1lJ.'f 5' 4'.Qf1-Ix4:55'EZ57 in .4 VW-IFF' ,Q .-1?-Q-l ,Ng , Q U Upptf Leflz After a suspenseful speech by Rosalie She- line, ,loan Hattendorf is tagged for National Honor So- ciety as Miss Hodgson, Mr. Snider, and newly tagged members look on. Alitftllt- Lefrz Betty Uhl and her date on the left take time out for some conversation with Mike Brutton, Rosie Roof, Marilyn Olsen, and her date at the l954 Junior Prom. Llllllfl' Lefzz Rubbing his chin, Mr. Morey deliberates the placing of the luxuriant, tissue stutfed sphere being touched up by Dick Brantingham. Ellis Ralston and 108 In r 1' L, Y. l I I pp 5 N I , 5 , Aims. Janet Steger proudly display some heavenly ornaments. Upper Right: The PTA was entertained by framed pan- tomines of, left to right, Karen Keller, Ellis Ralston, and Barbara Bradley. Middle Rigbfz Sandelio Kopper clasps her hands in un- bounded joy after she had the pleasure of pinning a Na- tional Honor Society ribbon on Smilin' janet Steger on her left. Lower Rigbi: Ohhh, for me? Colleen Liddy presents the startled joan Nading, Service Potluck toastmistress, the Randolph Jacob service trophy. Upper Left: Jane Oyer, Queen of the Philo dance, knights Keith Warner, her King. Seated are Nancy Evans and Rosie Roof. Standing, left to right are jane Oyer, Keith Warner, and Jane Zeiler. Lower Left: It looks as if Diane Fowler and Colleen Liddy, both graceful as African gazelles, are really living it up on Halloween. Upper Right: Tom Sites, the Medic, is escorted in by his harem of nurses, to operate on a Centralite. Upper Middle: The Philo initiates finish their Irish jig at the Philo banquet, and all end up slightly confused. Lower Middle Rigbf: It looks as if everyone is enjoying his meal at the Philo Saint Patricks Day Banquet. Lower Rigbl: The Medic reveals that our Centralite is chicken hearted, while a squad of very serious nurses look on, especially joan Hattendorf, who is all bent over. 109 , f-leiwfik 'T i .-1.QJ-If-5132 ' 'L ? W-41 'rg -5 3F45 Vg 'Q 'f . .:-5 f' f Thi-Y 0911 ' . . .g'?Sft'.: . Qc.. i ff' ZA ffl, 1. 2,5 'I Upper Leff: Two of the choir girls offer a song to the seniors on lvy Day. .llitltflr Left: jim McGraw speaks to the seniors and Ivy Court after crowning Martha Ritter queen. From left to right. the court consists of Nancy Kierspe, Shirley Karns, Martha Ritter, Sharon Earl, and Martha Morgan. Lozvcr Left: Members of the Senior Play, Our Miss Brooks, show off their weeks of training in a fine Brst night performance, Left to right: Lee Eaton, Sue No- 110 -8' vitsky, Mary Ann Chalfant, Shirley Karns, Nancy Kier- spe, Virginia Vosburgh, Danny Wliitnier, and Carol Cutshall. Upper Right: Seniors parade around the Halls of Ivy before the students and faculty, previous to the crown- ing of the queen. Middle Right: jim McGraw crowns Martha Ritter Ivy Queen while seniors look on. Lou-er Right: Fred Augspurger plants the traditional ivy on Ivy Day for the Class of 1954. 'Y 1 Upper Left: Archery Club members practice for the bullseye, and it looks as if one of them hit it. Lower Left: Times members try to roast hot dogs with- out singeing their eyebrows at the annual Times picnic. Upper Right: Dwight Flowers looks on while Shirley 1wnHq.-+f,- -v--. w-:-- - -: V' Mu ft: J,-A ,., -J-g ' .,: '. ni i Harris and Nancy Berg proceed to make a pair of cull- links. Do you think you'll ever wear them, girls? Lower Rigbl: Dorothy George decided to sit this one out because during the last dance three people shot at her furs. LNote the socks! Q Qand tootsies 1. 111 fi p'.f'rQ1v-ffwzt' ini rt..1,Q:Z-152-'J'-1f3E.'1 ff Nm H'2'00TVfn?? Ylilll fl 'Wm YOUR new 'Liz Ulgsgm CMU .ff- .1 ' fe-X , faq l ' .. i' -We-'gr-. M N. Q ,N,4L svyhf R 1 1. S y A ..,l 1 fn Uppri- Leflz Mr. Bobay shows off his line looking grid- men at the start of the football season. fll1.1'iHt Leffz An aerial view of our football Held dis- plays its spaciousness and splendor. Loirer Leflz An enthusiastic crowd is all worked up at an opposing fC.lH1'S play against our football squad. 112 Upper Right: South Side cheerleaders, Becky Brink- roeger, Nancy Showalter, Fran Bagby, and Luba Gouloff, back the March of Dimes campaign, Lnzwer Right: Sticks and stones will break our bones, says Haughty I-latrendorfg Bur Red initials can be washed off, says Raging Rosie, raising the roof. An engrossed Workman has an audience as he begins re- moving the artwork of some daring Dalis from the river region. 'W , ' ' .' .' ' - 1 VV , 4 7 ,D'VhI',ml',n'. ' -?'.xrLIf'..' Al LT ' I Y '. Y ,'7uL ll4 . ' 'KY '? ZR ll' 2 fN' ' YL Vlii.Lla1'tsv. -, faliL..-.n'.Ap-LAL-..J . Jls a :Z A nl' Q f 9 Uppu' Lt-ff: jerry O'Brien gets away from a Concordia end as Roger Anderson and Bill Campbell come in for liey bluclis. llidfllt' Lcfll Oh, go you thinliesf' Terry Kreachbaum and Keith Dixon are squeezed out in the final yards by a Muncie Central runner. Luz! 4 1' Ltff: You know what they say, Terry, the referee is always right. Although you cant see him, Coach Reichert gives a word of advice to the team. 114 Upper Rigbfz Rosalie Sheline, janet Hull, Sande Kop- per, and Nancy Evans look over the new press box to see if it meets with their approval. Alifltlle Riglvfz It's up, it's over, it's in. Cool Don XY'eaver, our weather observer. sinks a foul shot at the pep session before the tourney. Lou-er Rigbr: Some of the band members stop to check over their new uniforms before the start of a game. LL, -..A -, ......-...-,.- J. fm- ' ff' 2 ' il X i' A A ,W,Q,:,f , A fg'.ff'w ,v j , 1, J X Q i-, EC as Wing 5 .x -' 1 1 t f . A W as sf ! fa f Upper left: The choir renders a song during a scene from the 1954 Christmas assembly. Middle lefl: Mr. Hostetler directs his fifth period choir through the day's group of songs. Lower Left: Jack Hevel, Mary Lou Brunskill, Ginny Pugh, and Orville Byers enjoy the grass planted by Lettermen. U pper rigblc Ellis Ralston and Barbara Bradley look pretty as a picture in their outfits for the Founders Day PTA Program. Lower right: Here is Phil Sosinski with one of his girls Lthis one being joan Hartendorfj rhar he has in every port. 115 T2 U ..a,..4,:'.'ff ,., , 'k.s .-- .r1.,W.Lf:x, ' - '.'1'r: 'w1,:1 '1 'vs-Q. 'Sf 'Y RONNIE lNfENDELBLAT. StIllfftIf0I'iJN-95.16 JAN1C13 IXIINDER, I'.1!m'iffrn-ian-95,1Q Full Sai! Ahead Seniors who have been in South Side High School at least three years and who have an average of 90 or over. Margaret Altevogt Nola Gardner Xvilliam Gerig Pearl Goodwin Frances Bagby Larry Beard David Bennhotf Jaymee Gritiiths Rod Bergstedt joan Hattendorf Bryan Boggess Jean Horton Sheila Bradbury Shirley Hughes Kenneth Clark Linda Hurley Charles Clarkson Karen Keller Richard Colchin Sandra Kopper Carolyn Del-Iaven Sharon Lassen julia Easterday Karen Lauer Rilla Ellis Janice Lindenberg Jean Ensley Betty JBDC lxflzlyef Nancy Epple Janice Minder Sue Eshelman Ronnie Mendelblat Nancy Evans Gloria Moennig Gretchen Felger Richard Molitor jane Fleck Leona Moore james Frey joan Nading Robert Noren Pat Oberlin jane Oyer Esther Peiller Barbara Pio Robert Rossiter Barbara Rudrow Kathryn Rutledge james Saylor Bruce Scott Rosalie Sheline Doris Slater Nancy Sloan Thomas Starke janet Steger Martha Ann Steinbauer Elizabeth Uhl David Van Hine Carol Wlalchle Seniors who have not been in South Side three years, but have maintained an average of 90 or over during their time here. Kathy Milligan Herbert Wilson Y 'Uni X .5 , 4 ev' . l' 5 F-' .r Q. 3 t Q 0 - a - l . ' .OJ A Q 'C G4 -ix , ,cs -NOP A V 'fn ,: I., , SHA. iflil LlpptrLef1: Natlnlyn Lealcey entertains the class of 1958 with L1 dance at their freshman party. Lnirtr Leflz Rosie Roof displays the cup she says she won at the National Charleston contest. But we all know it belongs to the Times circulation stan. L'pperRigb1: Dorothy George, Hope Laycotf. Judy 116 Roberts, Charlotte Smith, Mary Val Crouse, Annette Carto with jane Zeiler, Colleen Licldy and janet Steger, sented, hold a song session during a Halloween party. Lower Rigblz Frances Stobaugh diverts from her regu- lar otiice work to play L1 little football at the Times picnic. Q xx l X 'Q Upper Left: The Indians show the Pilgrims how to plant corn as part of the 1954 Thanksgiving assembly. Lower Left: Paula McConnell, Sharon Mallough, Sue Berlin, and john Lewis work on their Sophomore party, Magic Till Midnight. ' ' 5r',TZ'Fsff,.,4-E T7.1':, 'jf' mb- fl 45' Upper Right: Winners of the Ball State speech contest: Marcia Schultz, Bryan Boggess, Dave Bennhofif, and Paula McConnell look over the prizes awarded them. Lower Right: It looks as if Miss Hickman is enjoying the first pupil at her dancing school. I wouldnt say that Mr. Applegate looks exactly bored. 117 , V11-GJ'-., ..-.J.IL'41. ,1 '.zJ7- '47 , I. ,.T2'!f4M W N X Y . is SS , f s i'. 1 mo 'y Y I Ax eiiff U , 3 S 7 Upper' leflz The boys who went on the Hi-Y trip to XY'LlSlllI1gI0l1 stand on the Steps of our United States' Capitol. Upper rigblz Nancy Arnold and Diane Frey are bombarded with snowballs by Dave Girardot. Lower Iefl: Ronald Reagan speaks to the boys at a Hi-Y meeting. It must have been interesting because several of the members are cranning their necks to see. Lower' riglvf: The Queen, Rosie Roof, is surrounded by her court at the Hi-Y Queen of Hearts dance. Left to right: Nancy Evans, Carolyn DeHaven, Rosie, Fran Bagby. and Rilla Ellis. 118 7'f 1-r 3113. ff JJ N. mfs 1 x lr X ,gs as ,F if K w t, 1, Eff? rf Xxx Y 1. .. 1' t it f 'q . E ig: x 2 lr, l V, 1, Q. 5 Z 'i 7 ' f tl ,.., f as wa Upper Left: Before! Juniors prepare the doorway for Upper Right: Mary Val Crouse, john johnson, Sharon their prom, Street of Dreams. Stallings, Mary Morgan, and Bruce Bloom present the play, Instructions For Gary to 36 Workshop. Lower Left: After! All decked out in formals and tuxs, juniors and seniors enjoy the bubbling CPD fountain at Lower Right: Bathing beauty Sande Kopper gets some the prom. Y,-V ,-4 -. ... ve-. nourishment before beginning her exhausting swim of Poe River. ll9 vfr- NL-Qin. T1 . 1.4.1 ...1..sC2fL1':'ii5- 71' 7171331-fl'.. ..,. -. . . ,,,..v - A-5 Congratulations Class of '55 Keep the 71261120731 of this happy clay with a photo in your CAP and GOWN . . It will live forever CLIPPINGER Town House PHOTOGRAPHY WAYNE AND FAIRFIELD -- ANTHONY 5416 IV e Point with Pride To This Year Book O i All yp p d lc p in this yearbook was furnished by South Side High School Print Shop WM. A. DIDIER 8: SONS, Inc. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Sincere Congratulations to Class of 1955 LINCOLN EN GRA VERS 925 South Barr Fort Wayne, Indiana Underclass Pictures by National School Studios LOWELL WARD, Representative 1933 Sinclair Fort Wayne, Indiana rv 'or-1 ! I I M A I ' A Af, is A Q 1 xl h 'L 'VSA- A. lp ' - ' .. 'fd 'A - 4'. , A -4 ig-'LTA A. Q A X - 7 A -f su f N A f' A' 'lzftzxssl ' ' f ---' A -- ' S 1' Q 1 Af., 1 - .4 -4 '1 .A M A ' 5 AA Q Q f.E1'-- gvys. N f -5 5 ' 54 QA A ,,,-AC? IT. .fsmgsstqg-l:s' I - , - I l'mEq, - . . rx, V- - NA, --A . l A A 9 .- Y - ' Q I v A3 5 6',,,pr1:f ' hx Lg.y- s g'j'5. '- 'F I .. xx L 1' -- 7 -af' I' 5 4 1 Ig A r A N -lx. ,no xxtv A 1 A 5 . ' X 5 if t'-L' K M A ' 1 xxx. '.O- , 1 Q' A ,Q 'o ff ff.,-,Q A ' 4 14 xxx N X , ,A . X me - 2, 5 cz E W' s ' 355 5 N 925: ,,p .. .' 'N 13... ,A - A CZ fb 55 , am. A fa 8 s AA ' l:AQ'i-AA 'PX A54 5177i1 'Q 5 ill-gf-' A' V? - H' S -5539 a' AQQAEQQA ' I F5 A' vb 'r ' J I APN- .'fLfgL .'. K A A '-. 5:L ' 11- 0 'rvA,, . - -5-j-3 + -. A 1, f l N wifi'-Q amgmxls A 4, , ...IMA b . . 'T'-sz A. N kjA:rl..f. m -X Al 33:5-,UCI l '?:f.,. A' I 'i 93L 2 ., A.-A E ' 1 1 6: ' Liv, .jvgba X451 A A - - Lei A I- A AA A-...,..A ------W - O Ab NYT' rf. Qi: --- i 5 if 1 'xfiuf '.31Q:,- I A 'I ,- H ' ELL U 'fx . A. rn' , . f zf f 2 :r. .AN3:,ffAAA :N K A - -9 AA 'H15A.Q1 Q ' Lfas A Q, V K -A x A - ICA. 5 :A 4 AJ-r . A ' . , fi il'-. ' A QQP. - s ,, 5... ' A A ' 1 s, 2 A 4'fls+'g ILi. F Asha' Q li -. 2 -A ,iw gfhhl! fr ,--' P , -L: ag?-j.'. A , A V- 7 1 -, h fn: tw- ' L' A...:f ' A' :L- WQSSL 'iifgli' .-.age 'Gigs -.fy-v:AQ' Ave f .L Q. 7..,Q.f,A.A , A AA.-A 5, -- 1 , -is is -5 A f- 1.51 Q - T' ' ' A4 sS A A ,A SAA. , ww. iA,A:A 'A 1- A A A X1 - A S A I -' QA: A, To N wx- '.f ' - A t S432 'f'f4w.Ag N, .fgllg V, L.-,Q --,Q my 5 Q 0 . Q- 5 'Q' sniff, Ns O -Q elf' -A Q ' U1 , g,, ,Rn ff, Q r A 3 m 41.13 , V-fZ'if AAS-?'2wf'+!Fs' A z 4 -,-.A nl:-i - fi,-x , 5 .R AQ., .3 gk g. , s .. ' . - sf A I - .x . ,g,y - 4 - . -- . A -' A ' Q ss N sss 'Q A ,il - s QA-M L-Q 'Q A AA - A - A .A H - ' A A Q, A NH Jigs,-AQ-.:' AAQ:,?4g,! .j -, h A JEL 5. AL ,x,- .1 N n 'f ' .' A fx 5 mrga' : Aiygvl ' ,Q . Alf - Jw . ji, H A .z-cr ' A+' na ' AA A A... sAsnf1BALL ff HYSHRI ,yuh-' .AAU I Yahgliqli J' Q12 1' ,ff -4 wb!! , 4 ,gf C PLA! ' ffe, ,f FKESHMN 'J if-5 fomfs I gl stiff' 65.1 is '2 rr f ' .2521 fx .,' fA'f f .' ' I! .,, - ,V , A , ww- ' V ,zffij2Wg:' , , + gs? ,RN ..' ', , V -f 'nM ti: . , 353 ',Ff!igif,3,,. aff . 5 f xm',YQi ,.:J': tl 'i A: fT,4 ffLL if' f 'xl - 1' P gf f 'g-f-xg A A l3i,f'2,v 'ES ,gl f X ' L war L?:ik,,.f.xv-f xx' ' ' - .gf -'dlbfifb V -1 3, si a,'fQy,,,. ' ,JQFC Q'P'j:f', X ,445 .-5' 4,g.:t?f'f'f'11'ff b ' ffwi, - ' ' f 1 iw '41 f,fef4w1f'1 + A:..,.f- Qf-'35 -x-.1,u,,5g, . 1. . 1539. 1 1 7 '45,-JK,-L. Q - 1 Upgwyi ' x - Q - ,221 ,F 1 Y ' Y. ' ' s Mi? 'fV?' ,N rv ,. JF el 'gif 1, , , ,1 A f,f,g'jft f w.s1'r . , ,. ,. ,br-U , . a 515' - 331. .-r I Iffvf , inn! Q' C ,... H , M' 'ff H1 f?s'f'2fi I ,,3j2.,fTfjlf,g, fw,..:igf'Ji'71i'ijPeQ,':'T A f A -Q rw X - Nyj QQMT5 A .5525 ' 2- -Nfzggfa. A,v,,,5f,, fu' u,q.v2':,5x,, ' U5 . MZFS l 411121-s.'P-Es 19. ' QQZQQ 5 2 A fa I ff -Q57:?f5:Si'5f fix fiQ155.P143 'N 6 Q 13 -,Xi Tw' O - -www i 'f Q- -, W x YIITR :msg rx D 1 . . . -'. V - if-..' A 1. . 'L X, ', , I ' . S x E V Q 1 fu- . x Q. .sf ,L -X? Ugg ' 'L 4525575 'H M' 9'f5Y55a l Q Q x 35' 5 5' :fi ' s '. Y Fr? ' .Q. ss mx Z if gk .1 25L,.f1, ' Q f K L - - Af.: 1: eff' 1 Q L , f gi -. K Q . 5. gs Q3 3 ., ivy 1 A F 5 1 Q' I ,N 70 5 x f V: -' , g,fQ1,ff 5-wg' T ,3:9'1f:gf' s Q 3:.d,,-Xn , , g A , Q. Q ggggf V N - 3 ax 0QnQ,:: . A. 1 ' S. -5. x' , Nik, S , . Lg Z--f':f U .ig Y 2 x Am Ni N' N -Q zx 'Lv . 3: Q34 h -. '-.Q ,F.,f.- f12 f -'Wi fi 'ii' xiii ffiffii- . M 5 5 -' f . !'H1'f zfgiifllfffiiigii' s 32 Q 'J '- 4i'u 4i f5'Mff9 5 M4 Q 1 'fr,.tg,a2g5. NN Q x N 5-4LN f'1 ' . 'f P A -, rx pxea.gfQ s Y -I 'if1.gi1f Q?i,-H. il S f955 f N2 Q X I S'ef'f.+ flrlrii ' X , M 8 V gg?-Q . .K -M 'R 1.5, gf , , wiv. ag .A Y Q' 1 'T ' '-.9 3,2 H ' Us V g ',gn0u- 'ifklrt 1' 'T W1., .f-' FJ . 'E l ,W Q . 1-4.. Y, , 1,4 .1 Sf, . ffl' . X ' 1 , J.-Q.,h.H', 1 Q ,ff ' , In , f-,S I Q -Y4-QNLVAJTS, z . h -411. A ' I fy , gj',,, V .W -gf' - v ca I t .'Cg'.,'L R 3 12 4.JA f ' W I 'fzx 1 K Q g -Nu .. X 4 a K ,if E ,A A S 'Eff N g 7 fs x.sw4:' -N, 4 Q A-'K' ,K z L ., va -H , Q 0 8 Mm g V Q Q .LM 5 5- Mhz, Q M G im V 7' Q f3'QM.f . ' Q ' I' 5 A M A 3 5' 'eww U -4 Q ,QQ 1 Q . wa- -M I g , ,n m Q ao -ntin m 5.4, 5 H J ,- 9',rff W 1 5 Mi-' g so-4', ' 42G1:v'W 2 A V- ,,. Xxgui h .. x wx. ...nn ikrk-g:.:.,:.3m 1! W-IM , R .X - '- ny-J, nm, . .E nxt.. I .V 1:-r,,q.AA-ifk .,,-.- ..f.. '. ,YA 4---ag-fmfm..-,a,g3 :,-,,TY,, - ' fF' 33 mg ...a.:4,,1 -Ar . 1 nv - ..-...,.1.u.-, . ' .f, '-r . tr-vw J- , , V1 ' W, . - -J- ,., : 1' 1 K .,l . 4. .C ' X ' , aff' ' i ll ix X Ili' lx , X fr xg, x , Q . 1 ,, ...X X , x . . W ...,--'-'1' WE' ff, 1 N K-1 la! X tx' X 1, QQ, F .rsh , . 1 'Y A , 4 - -.. rl I fx ! 'M 14.5.11 I ,x ny: J, 1 , I , K-Qu Xxx xnxx qi f 1' ' .r L ,R ' X . j D .4.. ., Aff- .A 441.5 A A Q I 'Q ' '- XKNX, fy! X ' , -.,.x3,N' r ff 1- fl' 3.3 f N , N 'J 1' ix '- W ' ,iw ' . ,YKMJW Qff il .v. Q ' K '. .gsxgu -N . f . Z I plc 45 I v , : x xx V . - . , , - qi Q G We-,.L:fA at .-. Q ' A f-:-4,5M: ff - f ' ' . !4 givgi -- D. 7 V L Q 'D A - f d ,V r, v., ,-f '- ' f , ' ,' ,x ,A f' v A , .K - 1 f .'Ax. W 4,5 ' ,, f'f7.' Q M .A Q, XA- 'l 1 . fl! . 3 ' .' rg Z K W r' 4 H. 5.24 ' f ,! f 05 , f f' ff .'f'J'6'! ' 1.'lkZ'L'4l' f -47 1 W , nf' ' I - J ' 1 'f Q' sf Rf ' 5 -i .N 475' ,Y V . - I I: A , in X, .hx F.f ?,.4 if I V ff Q . , if 4 K' ' . ,. .M ,.- . I , K ff? rj xr . 3, it P, H , In f ,L f V, Li-vivfxffcff f I 1 I L b K A. 75, Q D ,Y Qffffff. I ' 11: ,A ' 'wr ma .x JK .im 1 'Ph-, Y' Ay.- ' - ,b N L' N f 'W' LV A ja - ' .,. .1 V 11: Jap... 5-f' ' V ,4,v--Q., V , ,. A f .gg,,,,! L!.w. if . J N N wir! A I 'N in ,. ,, I :-pkg: my I 1 VI. p .f. El. .xg R . f 1 1 , -2 . 5. 'sf A-A -nf. , H , 1' V x iff' Charren' of the Coznpfe: Left to right, Bill Gerig, vice-president, joan Hatrendorf, social council, julia Easter- day, social council, Miss Mary Graham, adviser, Rosie Roof, social council, Mr. H. McClure, adviser, Nancy Evans, secretary-treasurer, and Dick Brantingham, president. They Revzcbecz' Their Pow' When you walk through a storm . . . We are seniors, and it won't be long until graduation. We have actually come to the end of our voyage through high school, and, as we are preparing to face rougher seas, it is fun to recall the tears and blushes along with the laughs, honors, and good times which have made our four years on the good ship South Side worth remembering. We may have been greenies at the wheel, but we were the first class to hold a Freshman Frolicf' My, were we important! Our sophomore year, we advanced in the rigging and elected class officers to chart the way. Dick Brantingham received the honor of president and went right on presiding the next two years. joan Hat- tendorf, Julia Eastetday, Rosie Roof, Jim Frey, and Kenny Scrogham were also chosen in the line of duty with Miss Edith Rein' and Mr. Robert Petty, advisers, to keep the ship on' the shoals. April Showers, the sophomore party, fell our way, and everyone laughed long and hard at the antics of masters of ceremonies, Guerry McNabb and Ellis Ralston. Sailing on to Port junior, we all enjoyed our first class banquet, Our Hearts Are Young and Gay. This was the carefree year, and We sailed happily through foul weather and fair with the same officers at the helm and Miss Shirley Maloney and Mr. jack Morey to pilot us. We'll never forget those pink and black decorations as we danced through our prom, Street of Dreams. Then came more ship shaking with all-night parties and a breakfast at Foster Park. We are here at last, seniors, and captains of the ship. Never could the voyage have been more fun without all the wonderful mates on board ship. Wfe elected Dick Brantingham, Bill Gerig, Nancy Evans, Rosie Roof, julia Easterday, and joan Hattendorf to the officers' bridge. Wfith Miss Mary Graham and Mr. J. H. McClure to give adult counsel, we started smooth sailing with our Senior Reception and parties afterwards. Then came the Alumni Dance where we got our first tales of college from last year's seniors. The feeling of class unity was uppermost as we all rocked with laughter at our banquet, Down Memory Lane. In April came our senior play, Cuckoos on the Hearth, a mystery-comedy which frightened more than one of us sophisticated seniors. Tom Sites, Mary Val Crouse, Stan Lipp, john johnson, Jane Zeiler, Karen Keller, Colleen Liddy, Norma Jacobs, Tom Arnold, Neal Berryhill, and Bob Ryker made up the cast. Recognition Day and Ivy Day followed in quick suc- cession along with the never, never-to-be-forgotten Senior Prom. We realized the seriousness of the event as we attended the Baccalaureate Sermon, and now we are ready, ready for graduation and to set sail at last. As we are preparing to set sail, we must remember that not all the skies will be blue. Even though our horizons may sometimes seem dark and our ship of life headed for the rocks, always, wherever you go, whatever you do . . . keep your chin up high. 9 :rl .,a. 'fb' ftfl I K RJ --' --4' .ar Y-V ir-.-.V - -. . L- Y - .- ,- fr Q' 'ix' ,af If ,f X31 ix 11. ,gh .1 I f-ec B X Margaret Alrevogt Bruce Bloom Charles Clarkson Nancy Evans Bill Gerig 10 Obs i 53 .il Roger Anderson Bryan Boggess Dick Colchin Gretchen Felger jaymee Griffiths 3 Tom Arnold Frances Bagby Sheila Bradbury Kenny Clark Julie Easterclay Rilla Ellis jim Frey Nola Gardner joan Hatrenclorf Donna Hengsteler CIA -x . 1 . if I Dave Bennholf Mary Ann Clark Nancy Epple Dorothy George Mary Hoekstra Bright Horizons 01' W! 1 . , ,,.,,,,31,g-ag,-. t-x-u,-um.n.mg,-ee.-.u.QA.- -.......a. W., ...a. ,.g,..A.....-,. ,... . . use -is iq J' mwl WI' .M A ... -at g I S 1 f , R X, -sa. X SSE ' 5 KY! 'ii Sv 5,2 Q 6 X E4 1 X X' jean Horton Karen Keller Ronnie Mendelblat Janice Minder jane Oyer Barbara Pio Kathy Rutledge Bruce Scott Dean Stephen Betty Uhl :Al pq 5, 1 .,,., x I f ' l..l, . A '1 f Sandra Kopper Janice Lindenberg joan Nading Jerry O'Brien Rosie Roof Robert Rossiter Rosalie Sheline janet Steger Carol Walchle Keith Wfarner Those Who Sezilec! Best National H onor Society Tag Day...that nerve-wracking, breath-taking day which ends four years of hard work. Tag Day, when the ribbons are pinned on seniors selected for National Honor Society. National Honor Society is com- posed of those seniors from the upper third of their class who have qualified in Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Not more than fifteen per cent of the grad- uating class is chosen for member- ship. The teachers nominate, and a committee chooses. A student must be outstanding in the class- room and extra-curricular activities to be elected to the society. Every spring a banquet is held for the honored seniors and their parents, and the National Honor Society pin is presented to each new member. One important goal achieved! 11 f-L--f dr- 511:-1 auunnssn- fe-1.4.1111-1 1. 4 oe. .Y -Q.. I:--Q Upper Left: Unanimously chosen by his fellow friends of the senior class as the one most deserving that august title of class clown, Ralph Elston is preparing, in his sweet way, to blow the school to bits. Note the deadly look in his eye! Lower' Left: .Ioan Nading, busily orat- ing away, certainly earned the title of best speaker of her class. joan's rec- ommendation for success is three glasses of water per speech. Opposite Page. Upper Left: There's nothing like a rousing music rehearsal in the wash room. jane Zeilet, right, was chosen the best musician of her class. jane has been taking rubber hose lessons for five years and worked hard for this honor. On the other hand, Mary Val Crouse, the girl with the best all-around talent, has just re- cently started clanging garbage lids. Mary Val was also selected the cutest girl by her classmates. What a com- bination! Opposite Page, Lower Left: Our hero. Bill Gerig, has decided to try his hand along the domestic line. Bill walked off with the titles of best athlete, best personality, and perfect gentleman This jack-of-All-Trades couldn't have thought of a better person than julia Easterday, perfect lady, to steer him clear in the kitchen. A I l Xlxs-3? Outstanding Sectmen Opposite Page, Upper Right: Preparing for a successful done the most for the school and the cutest boy. Ho yoyage into future life are Nancy Evans and Dick Brant- Hum! Our gal Evans also copped the title of girl with ingham. Dick, besides composing one-half of the cutest the best personality. Try and out-sail these two! couple, was selected by his class as the boy who has 12 n..u..n-...Q............. .... .. -'--s,g N X S1 2. ,Q lr Q in , X ' an 1. K Kava ' U 515.4 u Q, 9? u.2'!x:: gk W' 1 - ai ' . f ' ,.-f ' - ,.., ...vi-ff' -. - ff -.git 'Z 3 s ' ' ' J M V I J, V 'ix rom Class of '55 Lower Right: Deeply absorbed in a thrilling game of checkers is that cultured couple, Bryan Boggess and Joan Hattendorf. Having strained themselves trying to be the most likely to succeed, they are now relaxing r ' gf If while battling for the checker championship. Captain Hattendorf never leaves the wheel for a minute and was also selected the girl who has done the most for the school. 15 i. . ,....,.1 iiWY 43t: nil. nTir1....in.satlflTIll?F7 lo l K I Firrl Row DON AUSDERAN. . . Ozzie, Runt . . .From Elmhurst High School. . .Reserve basketball. . .Intramural. . .Times intramural sports editor. VUILMA JEAN BABB. . . ,lean, Babs . . .GAA. . .USA. . . Vesta.. .So-Si-Y treasurer.. .56 Workshop . . . Typing awards. . .Home Ec Recognition. FRANCES LEE BAGBY. . . Fran . . .Meterite. . .Philo . . . 36 NX'orkshop, , ,Vesta secretary. . .Math-Science. . .Times. Totem agent. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Cheerleader letter. pin . . .Typing awards. . .Home Ec Recognition. . .Service first pin.. .National Poetry Anthology winner. Second Row BARBARA BAILEY. . . Barb . . .GAA numeral.. .Majorette letter, pin. . .Service. . .Typing awards. KAROLYN BAKER. . . Carole . . .USA. . .Art. . .36 Worka shop. DONNA CATHERINE BALTEs. . . Skippy . . .Vesta . . . 36 Workshop. . .Know-YourACity. . .So'Si-Y. . .Social Science . . .Typing awards. Thin! Ron' .ICANN A. BANNISTER. . . .lo . . .Vesta. . .Know-YouraCity . . .36 Wtirkshop. . .So-Si-Y. . .Social Science. LARRY -I. BEARD. . .Orchestra letter. . .typing awards. SL'E ANNE BARNES. . .Meterite. . .36 Workshop. . .Know- Your-Cirv. . .Advanced Chorus. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . . Service first pin.. .junior Red Cross. . .Library . . . Good Driver's award. 14 -inn in ,-we-s 141 -,rw tvs. 'SQL-:gp . .' irfa-Q , -'fL'-Lxlff. I I -,,I'r,f:g.:,,. All M rw I - V ----- -A--V ------A - ------i -6.-.-.---'.. p Flril Run' CAROL ELAINE AnAMs. . .Advanced modern ballet . . . XVranglers ..., 5 6 Xvorkshop. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Occasion- al Choir. . .Freshman GAA. . .Math-Scence. JA! Ii ADAMS. . . .lackson . . .Rifle. . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural. NORMA Rosie A'HI2.-IRN. . . Norm . . .GAA. . .USA . . . Vesta. Secnmf Ruiz' NIARY NIELINDA AMIILER. . . Lindy . . .Concert Choir. .. Service ..., 3 6 Wforkshop. . .So-Si-Y.. .Typing awards . . . Know-Your-City. LINDA SUE ALLEN. . . Lin, Carrots . . .Camera . . . 36 Wforksliop. . .USA. . .Philo. . .Choir. . .So-Si-Y vice-presi- dent, president. AIARGARET ALTEVOGT. . .XVinner Freshman Algebra Con- test. . .Highest Sophomore English average. . .GAA num- eral. pin. . .Times. . .Totem agent. . .Meterite . . . USA publicity chairman. . .So-Si-Y. . .56 Workshop . . . Social Science president. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .Choir pin.. . Service second pin. . .Know-Yout'City. Third Ruiz' RooI2R E. ANnERsoN. . . Andy, Bird . . .Wood Drawing Recognition. . .Hi-Y sergeant-at-arms, secretary. . .Varsity football. track. . .Reserve basketball. . .Intramural. . .Let- termen's. TOM ARNOLD. . .'iArnie . . .56 Workshop treasurer . . . Times sports writer. . .Radio. . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. . . Intramural. . .Reserve basketball, track. . .Service. . .Quill and Scroll. DAWN ANGOLD. . .56 Wtirkslmop. . .Art. . .Philo. . .Junior Red Cross. . .USA. . .Service. . .Math-Science . . . Times bookhead. news writer. ad solicitor. agent, 1500 gold pin. JST. ii? T: 1--1T.1Tg..,...,.... - ,...i.A,-...u.91-,sm ,..-as-I.. . umm.-T L-e.ea.L....,... , . .. .. ,. H TWT. .-- . A . .lid V N li , hl sf i . yw' I . l I .. -1. ' 11'Q .gig :F w VN at :Lil X 'Q x w-AN Q ,. 5+ . K k N X. Firrz Row i Ku-J if ' First Row ROD BERGSTEDT. . .Latin Recognition Math Science Hi-Y. . .Radio. . .Orchestra letter Service Intramural . . .Totem agent. CAROLE NAN BEELER.. 16 Workshop Ph lo Math Science. . .Times. . .Service Ty pint. award DAVID F. BENNI-IOFF. . . Benny Bugs Varsity tennis . . .36 Workshop. . .Lettermen s H1 Y pres dent vice president.. .Biology, Solid Geometry Recognition Times 1500 bronze pin. sports ed tor Quill and Scroll Junior Rotarian. . .Math-Science. Intramural Wran lers Second Row Second, third places at Home and Ball State Speech meets CHARLES EDWIN BENZ. Chuck Lettermen s Var sity football. . .Reserve basketball track NEAL BERRYI-IILL. . . Berry Concert Choir H1 Y treasurer. . . Intramural. DON BIEBERICH. . . Bebee Lettermen s Varsity foot ball. . .Freshman basketball track Math Science Intra mural. Tlyird Row BRUCE EDWARD Broom. Boom Boom Math Science . . .Hi-Y president. . . Times sports writer 1500 bronze pin . . .36 Workshop treasurer Rifle vice president perior Drivers award.. .Wranglers Intramural Quill and Scroll.. .Lettermen's. Varsity track cross country BERNADINE BOGAN. . . Bern1e From Washington Irving High in Clarksburg W Va 76 Workshop So-Si-Y social chairman. BRYAN EVANS BOGGESS.. Beb Bones Junior H1Y . . .Know-Your-City vice-president 36 Workshop Rifle . . .Camera. . .Math-Science Social Science Radio Service...Concert Choir pin Times 1500 silver pin news writer, editorial writer bookhead Intramural Advanced Algebra Recognit on Good Drivers award National Poetry Anthology xxinner Wranglers vice presi dent, third letter.. .Fifth place state radio announcing First place Ball State platform theater Third place serious poetry interpretarion...First place Ball State radio an nouncing. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest VERNON HERBERT BORCHELT. . . Vern Horn . .From -WW- s Y Tilghman High School, Paducah, Ky.. . .Varsity football. . . Reserve track. . .Intramural. . .Hi-Y. . .36 Workshop. . . Wranglers. CAROL ANN BOWER. . .Physical Geography Recognition. . . Majorette letter and pin. . .USA. . .Library gold pin. . . Typing awards. . .Service. MARY JANE BOWERS. . . . .Typing awards. . .So-Sb Y. . .Times. . .Service. . .Advanced Choir. Second Row SHEILA JOYCE BRADBURY. . .56 Workshop. . .Meterite. . . Philo secretary. . .Library secretary, gold pin. . .Totem agent . . .Times 1500 bronze pin, bookhead, news writer. . .Math- Science. . .Service first pin. . .Freshman GAA numeral. . . Good Driver's award. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Social Science . . .Wranglers. . .Art pin. . .Quill and Scroll. BARBARA ANN BRADLEY. . . Bobbi . . .Times 1500 gold pin, agent, feature, editorial writer. . .Totem agent. . .Philo vice-president. . .36 Workshop program chairman. . .Math- Science. . .Service. . .Art. . .junior Red Cross . . . Good Driver's award. . .Meterite. . .Quill and Scroll. DONNA BRADLEY. . . Donna . . .Wranglers. . .36 Work- shop.. .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest . . . Typing awards. . .Shorthand Recognition . . .Service. Third Row RICHARD BRANTINGHAM. . . Dick . . .I.ettermen's secre- tary, treasurer, president. . .Sophomore, junior, Senior class president. . .Math-Science. . .Varsity track. . .Freshman bas- kerball. . .Varsity football, honorable mention All-City foot- ball, three letters.. .Intramural basketball, volleyball. ARLENE BREWER. . . Lee . . .Bio1ogy, Shorthand Recogni- tion. . .Typing awards. . .Art. . .USA. MARILYN ANN BROWN. . .Freshman GAA. . .USA. . .So- Si-Y. . .56 Workshop. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .Social Science . . .Freshman Math honor roll. . .Typing awards. . .Service. 15 as A' j Sh' .., -- ---- 1-W --W--W---v--F-nw--TT f, ,E JTQEF-xv: ,X 1.5 r , . ap- 2, , 'f -A' uvffi-'J-5- ' 5515 C y gy ,-1 ELEC1 IONS 'U A ' ff. ,f sf7w, . .QIWFW-, I s fx -'LJ 'I' ss 0 I I . I 1 rf Q.. Q 1 1 n V-x 1. J, AVF'-'39, x. I . f , figfgfi ' I .P W Af.-'y ' A if .lllGW'5CII00l2 ,J A ,f ngiif. f'L:WWwWFMp f., , X X HQfWQQwwT '. A.f' 51.9 ' A 'fl R -: 1 Q. X I 1672! ' ., ' f ' 2'm 'I I WJ, 'f-'BASKETBALL gg-' ,f - u nvs1gIun ,O 3 '.'+.'L1f ,W 415. , w,f, , Q f if 1' ,wsfffv :Q f .- .Aly ' - g 1 maui: 'W' 'I' X . A .A iv . A' . kt' , , 2 1 , . z ,.:Z5iE'Q1g I. I qua . , I.-.qv , I. is I, Aida? X I H A -24. fn . g.'! A . f6A'V'- I f., fat - H 2 : f F n Q - 1 W , 4 fw ww- 1, Sfww , W ' , y ' .ff ' ' I T? U .I W' 'I 'jfl' T .VA .+v-- , FRESHMN I - 'Z-52' ,519 , , foLLlf5., 1- , ,4I.',J: I.-. I - .k.g'x, . , ' .an-Aj.--,. ,Q is 5 z.5L5,ii g .1 Qiwwf' 09- 'Q ab sins PGQ ' s hx: Hz- '55 . N W Q ' N gf!-gf'?'2 x ff- 5314 fa ' bak: rv S. ' S ' N . us, lf 38 3. - L Je, 17. O Lk- . wif- 4 52 ' --'A-'A I -r.,.5 -'Riggs-4,,R - sg uw Hfff-ww S ss Q Q55 , , , ky s- 1' infix' -. ff? s nn.-.A '- ' -5 -F' l - g,w5, f 33'?f Q .' 4- .' ' 65.1 ,f ,X t 3: x AA i 5 Flril Rau ANNli'I'I'li CARTO... Al'1nlC-Pit, Ann , . .Good Drivers award. . .Math-Science. . .56 XVorksl1op. . .Meterite. . .Art . . .Times feature, editorial writer.. .Training Choir. . . junior Red Cross. . .XWr.inglers. . .Service first pin. CAROL CASTON. . . K.iy . . . so Workshrip. . .So-Si-Y. . . Vesta. . .Know-Your-City. . .GAA. . .Typing award. BARBARA ANN CHAs'., . . B.irb, Bobii . . .Good Drivers award . .GAA. . .USA. . .Service second pin.. .Meterite .. .Math-Science. . .Times ISU!! gold pin. Secuml Ruiz' CLARA CHRISTIAN. . . ..S1l-Si-Y...SCl'X'iCt:. BEVERLEY GAIL CQLARR. . . Bev . . . so Workshop, . .Me- terite. . .GAA. . .L'SA. . .Philo sergeant-atearms. . .Typing awards. . .Service. . .Social Science. KENNETH JAMES CLARK. . . Kenny . . .Reserve basketball ...Varsity tennis.. .Cyclotron. . .Service . . . junior Ro- tarian. . .Algebr.1, Plane Geometry. Solid Geometry. Physics Recognitfon. . .Math-Scfence president. Third Run' RICHARD COLCHIN. . . Dick . . .Hi-Y secretary, vice-presi- dent. president.. .Lettermen's, . .Math'Science . . . Varsity football. tennis.. .Freshman basketball. . .lntramural. . .Or- chestra. . .Good Drivers award. . .National Poetry An- thology winner. . .Band letter. RIARY ANN CZLARR. . . Mat . . .Philo. . .Mererite . . . Know-Your-City. . .Quill and Scroll.. .USA president.. . So-Si-Y president. . .Social Science sergeantlat-arms. . .GAA secretary. sports manager. . .Times agent. boolchead, girls sports editor. . .Totem agent. CHARLES CLARKSON . . . Bunko . . .Algebra Geometry Recognition.. .Math-Science president. . .Times 1500 gold pin. sports editor. . .Totem agent. . .junior Rotarian. . .In- tramural baslcethall, volleyball. . .Good Driver's award... Service...Quill and Scroll.. .Varsity cross country. track. 16 Q9 . g -DH 1 A-camo--a-nuance-.. . -- ..-...Q-.. .. , Q Fnxtt Rott' J.-vrviifs P. BRUNS. . . Jim. RONALD BROc RMYISR. . . Ron, Brock, Mizitw YN LEONARD BRYAN. . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science. . .In- tramuml. Swcnzlil' Roll' ARTHUR -l. HUNT. . . Art . . .From Mount Pleasant High School, Schenectady, N. Y. CAROL ,IOAN BUMP. . . -lo. Bumpie . . .GAA numeral . . .Service pin. . .Majorette. . .Botany Recognition. . .Bir ology-Conservation. HOMER CIAMPHELL. . .Physical Geography Recognition. Tlvinl Ron' SHIRLEY CAMl'BliLI.... Kitti ...1'U't..,Concert Choir. .. USA. ANTOINIi'l I'li CARPiNo. . .i'Toni . . .French Recognition . . .Good Drivers award. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest. . .XVr.1nglers. . .Philo. . .junior Red Cross. . .56 Wforkshop. . .Service second pin. DONALD C. CARREL. . . Dnn . . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y.. Solid Geometry Recognition. . .Band. . .Orchestra . Intramural. L, . a 9 J 3 'xx . A -w-.- A J x ffl 4 1mElEFitR9i!aE'3N3Qz1Qiii1Bl1+wkZn3iuLL!4!6L1E's:2sseIirM:w:.4,:nasm'x1mzt'g::Ls1.mm:s:-rfI-.I'.. Y, 1-Kr-mrc-' :yr ff 'rmsxn-w11r4sxr'izi'f: '-H -aw ::'.':?u1r:i...uSsl1 ' - . I X di' A ag c 3 . K .9 gjs--f ir.. , , sa R -. ':K55's'E5E.gZ- s 1. ...ti T af.,-:X ,Rr rd. . 'NW' ,warn a 4 x X A-as Qe k t A Q U-If sm -- -' -' 13925. I -M .. R'-1 ' N. Y A l V six X at I - Y-2 ,231 -N'k1'ts.. IHS. . ta - 'N ' 13 1 ' iii - W s I First Rau' MARY VAL CROUSE. . .Wranglers treasurer. . .Meterite. . . Philo.. .36 Workshop. . .Times news, editorial writer, out- side circulation manager, point recorder.. .1500 silver pin Service third pin. . .Band. . .Orchestra. . .Majorette . . . Math-Science. . .Speech contests. . .Quill and Scroll. EMMALEE CUNNINGHAM. . . Em . . .USA. . .36 Workshop . . .Service. . .Math-Science. BEVERLEY CUSTANCE. . . Bev . . .Totem agent. . .Times . . .Meterite. . .56 Workshop. . .Library vice-president. . . Service gold pin. . .GAA. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .Typ- ing awards. Second Ron' PAUL DAILEY. . . Ace, Star . . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. . . Varsity cross country, track. . .Intramural two letters. . . Service. JAN DARSTEIN...FrOI1'1 Peru CInd.J High School . Physical Geography Recognition. EDITH DAVIES. . . Patsy . . .GAA. Third Row JANICE DAWSON. . . Jan . . .McCulloch School, Marion, Indiana. . .Typing award. . .Booster. . .GAA. SHARON SUE DEI-INERT. . . Sherry . . .GAA numeral, let- ter, pin. CAROLYN DE HAVEN. . .Latin Honor Society . . . GAA numeral, letter, gold pin, ping-pong championships. .. So-Si-Y. . .Service. . .Camera. . .36 Workshop . . . Totem girls' sports editor. 17 ..x X L3 .f - fax! l ' Q5 1 ,. First Rott' HARRY R. COLLIER. JR... . Chiti . . .Rifle executive oHicer . . .Intramural sports. SALLIE Lois COLEMAN. . .Mererite treasurer.. .36 Work- shop. . .Service. . .Totem agent . . . Philo. . .Math-Science . . .Typing award. RAY C. COLLINS. . . Abbie . . .Hi-Y. . .Wranglers . .36 Workshop. . .Social Science president. . .Math-Science. . . Times 1500 bronze pin, bill collector. . .Totem agent. . . Speech Recognition. . .Service. . .Football. Second Roll' CHARLENE HELEN COOK. . . Mamie . . .Typing awards . . .56 Workshop. . .Philo. . .USA. . .GAA. . .Math-Science . . .Meterite. . .Service. . .Orchestra. . .Times. JACK CONRAD. . .36 Workshop. . .Service. NANCY ANN CRAIG. . . Nan . . .USA. . .Social Science. . . Typing award. . .Totem agent. . .Chorus Third Ron' GEORGANNE CREE. . . Georgie . . .36 Workshop. . .Fresh- man GAA. . .Art Club. . .Junior Red Cross secretary. . . Service. . .Times. . .Meterite. ALAN B. CRILL . . . Al . . .Biology-Conservation vice- president. . .Madrigal Group. . .Choir pin. . .Intramutal. . . Service. CAROL VIRGINIA CROGHAN. . . Red, Crogie, Muscles . . .GAA. ' - if-:az . K. . ' Q Viz. I al J Firrl Rau' ,ll,'L1A E.-x5'I'I2RD.xY. . . -Iulie . . .Wranglers point recorder . . .junior Town Meeting. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest.. .Times agent. 1500 bronze pin.. .Typing awards . . .56 XVorkshop. . .Me-terite. . .Totem olhce manager.. . Service. . .Philo. . Sophomore. junior class secretary. . . Senior class social council. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Math- Science vice-president. . .Good Driver's award. . .Quill and Scroll. NIARILYN EuxvARns . . . So-Si-Y. . .USA. . .GAA. . .Vesta . . .Maiorette DAVID EHRMAN... Ace...1ntramural...Math-Science... Service. Secozm' Rou- EVERIETT ELLIERMAN. . . Ev . . .Lettermen's. . .Knoxv-Your- City. . .Basketball manager. . .1ntramural. RILLA LU ELLIS. . . Lu . . .Wranglers. . .Freshman-Sophrw more speech contest. . .Meterite talent chairman. . .Philo. . . Varsity cheerleader. . .YLO vice-president. letter. pin. . . GAA president. numeral, letter. pin.. .Advanced tumbling .. .Times agent. feature writer. 1500 bronze pin.. .Service first pin. . .Latin, Biology Recognition. . .Good Driver's award. . .36 Wforkshop. RALPH BECKMAN ELSTON. . . Roush . . .Hi-Y. . .Math- Science. . .Service. . .Times news writer, 1500 bronze pin -.4 12? fl . Flrrl Run' f 'lANlS Dlt KMAN. . . Squirt . . .From X10 ilson junior High. P.is.iden.i. Calil. RIKH.-ARD R. DIENNISLIN. . . Dick . . .Bo Workshop ...Hi-X. Tijn D1iNN12R. . .Varsity football. Scconrf Ron' BIEVLRLY ANN DILIIINIE. . . Bev . . .Math-Science . . . Meterite. . .Philo. . .Service. . .So Wrirkshop. . .Occasional Choir. . .Totem agent. . .Timesl500 gold pin, circulation manager. news editor. bill collector. ad solicitor.. .junior Red Cross. . .Good Drivers .1xv.1td.. .Quill and Scroll. THOMAS CORTISZ DIMMICII. . . Tom . . .Wranglers . . Biolr,gy-Conservation vice-president. . .Math-Science. . . Service. . .Hi-Y. KIQNNIQTH KEITH DIXON. . . Dixie . . .Service . . . Imra- mural. . .Freshman basketball. . .Varsity track, football. . . Lcttermen's. . .Times sports writer. . .Good Driver's award. Tlvmf Ron' BIERNIERD RAY DLlNLA1'...HBC'I'l'1iE .. .Freshman rifle... Freshman football. LINDA JANE DURYIEE. . . 5kippy . . .Art secretary. . .GAA Library.. .Wranglers. . .Concert Choir pin. . .USA. SHARON Lou DUsH. . .Mererite. . .36 Workshop. . .Vesta . . .Se-rvice. . .Times 1500 bronze pin.. .Typing award. -, 41- . . .Tennis. . .lntramural. . .National Poetry Anthology win- , l ner. . .36 Wforkshop. . .Social Science vice-president. ' hifi 5 K A-,LQ Tbirrf Run' 'N ' li' NANCY JOAN EPPLE. . .Wranglers. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .USA program chair- man, president. . .GAA freshman representative, numeral. . . Know-Your-City. . .Social Science. . .Typing awards . . . Service. . .Good Drivers award. . .Totem agent. . .Times agent, news, editorial writer. 1500 silver pin.. .Quill and Scroll. ELNORA JEAN ENSLEY. . . Neanie . . .USA. . .36 Work- shop.. .Philo.. .Choir co-head secretary. pin. . .Typing award. . .Service first pin. SUE ESHELMAN. . . Susie . . .GAA. . .Biology. Latin Rec- ognition. . .USA. I 18 ,-., . .. . . , .... . . - . L LL7. L . .... . . LAM.-.-3.1, nsr:iNllIvfgo'npvvvw--'--.-nv'--f-vrmqw-'1-.-l'cv'lfHir4 !.ltf'n-'lfvvfrl' V' 2310435 V3-El'USESLEV-233251lmf'fg'm'Fi6Qi'E 'VZJFI ETf'lf '7 ?Y5ZfPI:IA 711 LI 'S-f Z Q :Q I ' 3' 'I 'JMB' . .-fl! Q- L 'li ilE5.9IA'FJ'-EH ELQL girl: 2435 thi F Q KS 3 Q .V ' ..- Y -V .r w . I l 4 E . - k' our I Firrt Rau' LLOYD FLOWERS.. . Weeds, Lefty , . .Band . . . Math- Science. . .Good Driver's award. NANCY JANET FRANCE. . . Nance . . .Art vice-president. . . GAA numeral, letter, pin. DIANE FOWLER. . . Foof . . . Math-Science vice-president . . .Cyclotron secretary. . .36 Workshop. . .Totem agent. . . Typing award. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .Service pin. Second Ron' RICHARD FREELAND . . . Doc . . . From Howe Military School and Lima, Indiana. JAMES FREY. . . Jim, Bad Dad . . .Lettermen's. . .Hi-Y . . .Math-Science. . .Service third pin. . .Times 1500. . .Golf team. . .Varsity basketball. . .Intramural. . .Freshman track, cross country. . .Sophomore, Junior class ofiicer. . .Junior Rotarian. . .Biology Recognition. . .36 Workshop. . .Quill and Scroll. TOMMIE JEAN FRINK. . . Tom . . .From Clayton CInd.J High School and Ben Davis High School, Indianapolis. . . Concert Choir. Third Row JANET GARRISON. . . Jan . . .Service. . .Social Science. . . Vesta. . .GAA. . .Know-Your-City. NOLA GARDNER. . . Nol . . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .Vesta. . . Times ad solicitor, news writer. . .36 Workshop. . .Math- Science. . .Philalethian award. . .R. Nelson Snider Latin award. . .Service. DOROTHY GEORGE. . .Meterite. . .Philo secretary . . . 36 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Service. . .Art. . .Times . . . Totem sophomore class editor, agent.. .Home Ec Recogni- tion. . .Typing award. . .Quill and Scroll. 19 Firrt Rau' JAMES E. ESPICH. . . Jim, Esp . . .Varsity track, cross country. . .Reserve basketball. . .Intramural. . .Biology Rec- ognition. . .Lettermen's. JAMES EVANS. . . Jim . . .Archery president . . . Concert Choir pin. . .Intramural NANCY EVANS. . . Nance . . .Philo . . . Meterite president . . .Times 1500 silver pin, alumni editor, outside circulation manager. . .Totem agent, faculty editor.. .Social Science vice-president. . .Quill and Scroll...Service first pin . . . Senior class secretary-treasurer. . .Botany Recognition. . Junior Red Cross. . .typing award. Second Razz' ANNA FANGER. . . Annie , . .Vesta pin. . .GAA numeral. letter. . .Orch-estra. . .Recorder Society. MAR-JORY FANGER. . . Marge . . .GAA. . .Archery . . Vesta. NANCY FARMER. . .GAA numeral. . .So-Si-Y . . . Know- Your-City. . .Service. Third' Ron' ANNETTE FAULSTICH. . . Dollie . . .From Southwest High N School, St. Louis, Mo. I3 GRETCHEN FELGER. . . Gretch . . .Mererite treasurer . . . .- N Wranglers. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest. . .Bi- . I .., ology Recognition. . .Vesta. . .36 Workshop. . .Philo. . . Math-Science. . .Totem agent. . .Band. . .Orchestra. . .Mad- rigal Group. . .Service. JANE ANN FLECK. . . Janie . . .Vesta treasurer. . .Art pin . . .Know-Your-City. . .Service pin. . .Art and Biology Rec- ognition. . .Typing award. . .Indianapolis Scholastic Art Gold Key and Place award. .-ng QQ 13' ITT -fe lx.. 'rf S' -EP . ,,. Firit Ron' GLORIA GRACE HARDING. . . Shorty . . .Art pin. . .GAA 56 Wlorl-zshop. . .Service. KAREN SUE HARRIS. . . .Freshman GAA . . . 56 Wforkshop. . .Totem agent. . .So-Si-Y. . .USA. , .Advanced modern ballet. . .Service-. . .Library NIARVIN L. HATHAXYAY. . . Pogo . . .Rifle. . .Camera . . Archery. Semmf Rau' PATRICIA l'lA'I'TER. . . Pat . . .So-Si-Y. . .Math-Science. . . Concert Choir. . .Typing awards. . .Service -IOAN HATTENDORF. . .Sophomore, -lunior class vice-presi- dent...Senior class social council...Times agent, writer. bookhead, outside circulation manager, circulation manager, 1500 gold-ieweled pin. . .Totem editor. . .Meterite publicity chairman . . . Philo sergeant-at-arms, treasurer. . .Math- Science. . .Service third pin. . .Good Driver's award. . . Latin Recognition. . .DAR Good Citizen runner-up. . .Quill and Scroll FREDERICK A. HEISER. . . Fritz . . .Freshman track . . . Intramural. Third' Ruiz' RUTH IVIARY HENDRICKSEN. . . Ruthie . . .USA vice-presi- dent. point recorder.. .So-Si-Y point recorder.. .Meterite ...Philo. . .Art pin.. .Vesta.. .GAA numeral.. .Concert Choir. . .Service. . .Times. . .Totem. DONNA JEAN HENGSTELER. . .Times 1500 president, gold- ieweled pin, General Manager, news editor, girls' sports edi- tor, advertising solicitor, student adviser, agent. . .Quill and Scroll. . .GAA pin, numeral. . .Service. . .Freshman-Sopho more speech contest. . .Meterite. . .Know-Your-City. . .Bi- ology-Conservation secretary-treasurer . . . Math-Science... Good Driver's award. . .Typing awards. . .Wranglers. . . USA. -IACK HENSCH. . . jacks . . .Intramural. . .56 Workshop. . Hi-Y. . .Rifle 5 N Fira! Rau' WILLIADK GERIC.. . . Bill . . .Citrus Union High School, Azusa, Calif.. . .Letrermen's vice-president. . .Senior class vice-president. . .Varsity basketball, tennis. . .Band. . .Intra- mural. . .All-City Basketball squad. ED GICK. . .Freshman football, basketball. . .Intramural. DAVID GIRARDOT...HD11ve ...Rifle.. .Hi-Y . . . Wtititl Shop award. Semmf Ru ll' PEARL GOODWIN. . . Vicky . . .GAA . . . Vesta.. .Typ- ing award. RIILKA GOULOFF. . . Mim . . .Physical Geography Recog- nition. . .Times 1500 bronze pin. . .36 Workshop. . .Me- terite. . .Philo. . .Vesta. . .Typing award. . .Concert Choir .. .Service pin. NWILLIAM P. GRABLE. . . Marlon . . .Varsity football . . Freshman football. . .lntramural. . .Rifle Thirrl ROR' DAVID GENE GRAIEE. . . Dave . . .Hi-Y. . .Wranglers. . . Freshman-Sophomore speech contest. . .Biology-Conservation president, vice-president. . .Camera. . .Rifle. . .Math-Science . . .Biology, Botany, Geometry Recognition. . .National Poetry Anthology winner. . .Service. . .Know-Your-City. . . Intramural. . .Track. . .Good Drivers award. -IAYMEE LEE GRIEEITI-Is. . .junior English award. . .Meter- ite program chairman. . .Philo program chairman, president . . .Wranglers ..., 5 o Workshop. . .Math-Science . . . Totem club editor. . .Times. . .Service pin. . .Biology Recognition . . .National Poetry Anthology winner. . .Meterite high point cup. . .Quill and Scroll. SUSAN HALL. . . Sue . . .Service . . . Meterite. . .Philo . . .Math-Science. . .Good Driver's award. Q ri 2.1 .4 - N 1 I .x S . I4 l l sjvhuvfssnlnnwuusane -minfnvnepqag rm AS2??iE?!I.4!B?E9s'E'2+IH':'f',Liefmuillmslao rguuaus-4. 1- I is 5 l '.,, .e:.. Firrt Row JANET HULL.. .From Lyons Township High School, La- Grange, Ill.. .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .56 Workshop . . . Times. . .Totem oliice manager. SHARON HUXOLL. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . . String Quartette. . ,String Ensemble. . .Madrigal Group. . . Orchestra letter, pin. . .Service. . .Typing awards. . .Concert Orchestra. . .Good Driver's award. LINDA HURLEY. . . Squirrely . . .English, U. S. History Recognition. . .1500 gold pin. . .Art treasurer. . .Math- Science. . .Speech award. . .36 Workshop. Second Row MARION HYNDMAN. . .Times advertising manager, business manager, ad solicitor, agent, 1500 treasurer, gold-jeweled pin. . .GAA numeral. . .36 Workshop. . .Social-Science. . . So-Si-Y. . .Quill and Scroll. TOM IMEI.. . . Curly . . .Rifle. . .Freshman cross country . . .Point manager for school teams. . .Intramural. NORMA LOUISE JACOBS. . .USA. . .Art program chairman, pin. . .Good Driver's award. . .Service. Tbirfl Rau' ARCHIE JOHNSON, JR.. . .Hi-Y. ARTHUR JOHNSON. . . Cal . . .Service second pin. . .Math- Science. . .Know-Your-City. . .Junior Hi-Y, sergeant-at-arms . . .Radio. JERRY JAY JOHNSON. . . Jake . . .Lettermen's. 21 35 wx .Q S as- A Q' rs l if . I . . Firrt Roll' JERRY C. HENSCH. . . Jay . . .lntrnmural. . .Rifle. . .Fresh- man basketball, track. BIARY HOEKSTRA. . .Art pin, guard. . .Algebra Recognition . . .Know-Your-City president. . .So-Si-Y point recorder, secretary. . . USA. . .Service. . .Philo. . .Math-Science . . . Meterite. DALE C. HILER. . .56 Workshop. . .Math-Science. . .Social Science. . .Freshman-Sophomore Hi-Y. . .Freshman reserve and varsity track. . .Cross country. . .Freshman football. . . Service. . .Know-Your-City. . .Booster second-year pin . . . Intramural letter. Secomf Ron' THOMAS EDWARD HOPKINS.. . Hoppic, Hopalong . . . Biology-Conservation president, secretary...Junior, Senior 1-li-Y . . . Camera . . . Intramural, second letter . . . Math-Science. . .Service third pin.. .Typing award . Good Drivers award. SANDRA HOEWISCHER. . . Sandy .. .Bo Workshop . . . Math-Science. . .USA. . .Wranglers. SHARON HOOPENGARDNER. . . Hoopie . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y . . .Typing awards. . .Service Third Razz' JEAN ELLEN HORTON. . . Jeanie . . .Mererite . .56 Work- shop. . .Wranglers. . .Times 1500 bronze pin. . .Vesta sec- retary, president. . .Concert Choir. . .Home Fc Recognition. JIM HOFFMAN. . . Hurry . . . From Woodburn cIrId.J High School.. .Rifle. . .Intramural basketball, softball, track, football. . .Hi-Y. SHIRLEY HUGHES . . . Hugas . . . USA.. .GAA.. .Serv- ice third pin.. .Majorette third pin, letter.. .typing awards .. .Good Drivers award. 4' 421.9 in l gf sg.- s L.- XL' 'fi Fn-.il Rua' JOHN E. JOHNSON. . .Hi-Y chaplain, secretary. . .36 Work. shop. . .Concert Choir. . .Speech contests. . .XX'eather. . . Service. . .lntr.imuraI. . .XVranglers. Joins CLYDE KALufifMAN. . .Varsity track. . .Hi-Y . . . Math-Science. . . io XY orkshop. . .Times. . .National Anthol- ogy winner. Rboisaar FRANKLIN Kiatzrira. . . Bob . . .Visual Education pin. . .Art president. . .Freshman rifle. . .NX'ranglers. . .In- tramural. . .Service Sccomf Rim' Nisn Kiiiisii KAREN LOIS KELLER...FIGSl1l'Dair'1-SOpl1Ol'l10rC speech con- test. . .Meterire. . .So XX'orkshop pin. guard.. .Philo . . . . Know-Your-City. . .Totem agent, senior editor. . .Concert 'H Choir.. .Times lillll gold-ieweled pin, feature editor, edi- torial editor. managing editor. general manager.. .Typing award. . .Latin Recognition. . .Service third pin. . .Math- Science. . .First place city Advertising Club Essay Contest . . .W'inner in State TB Essay Contest. . .Quill and Scroll. QP I:ll'Jf Run STUART ALAN Kot H. . . Stu. Cool-tie . . .Hi-Y. . .Serv- ice. . .Math-Science. . .Lettermen's. . .Varsity football. bas- ketball. track. SANDRA JOAN KOPPER. . . Sande . . .lNIeterite. . .Bo XX'ork- shop. . .Philo. . .Service second pin. . .Know-Your-City. . . Math-Science secretary. . .Times outside circulation man, ager. circulation manager, news, feature. editorial writer. lillll gold pin.. .Quill and Scroll.. .Totem agent. co- circulation manager.. .Good Drivers award. Lowratr KRANDIQLI.. . . Peanut . . .Reserve track.. .Var- sity football . . . Hi-Y . . . Radio . . . Math-Science ...Intramural. Severn! Rau' PHYLLrs JUNE Kaousiz. . . Phy . . .Typing awards. . .So- Si-Y secretary. . .Concert Choir. . .Accompanist. . .Madrigal Group. . .Times. . .Totem agent. . .Service. . . USA . . .Nath-Science . . . Meterite. . .Know-Your-City. . .Social Science secretary. XY-'ILLIAM XV, KUNZ. . . Bill . . .lntramural letter.. .Bi- ology Recognition. SCE ANN KYLE. . .'iSusie . . .From Elmhurst High School. Tlunf Rau DONALD XV. LA! ERTIZ. . . Don . . .Hi4Y. . .TimC5 l5l'lO gold pin. pressroom assistant. . .X7Uranglers. . .Math-Science .. .Service. . .Quill and Scroll. ANNE ELIZABETH LANDIS. . .Math-Science. . .Meterite. . . Philo. . .56 XVorkshop. . .XY'ranglers . . . Freshman-Sopho more speech contest. . .Advanced modern ballet. . .Service third pin. . .Totem othce manager.. .Times editorial. news. feature writer. ad solicitor. bill collector. H00 gold pin. .. Typing awards. . .Quill and Scroll. DELoaEs CH.-XRLFNE LANGSTON. . . Dee. v 7 BEVERLY KING. . . Bev . . .1500 bronze pin. Times ad so- licitor. news writer. editorial writer. . .Meterite. . .Wranglers . . .Philo. . .So XY'orl-ishop. . .Library bronze pin.. .Service. Tlurif Ruiz' DONALD E. KLAEHN. . . Don, BIETTE SUZANNE KINTZ. . . Sue . . .GAA numeral. letter. . .Typing awards. . .Service. . .Good Drivers award. JIEANETTE LOUISE KLINIE. . . Jet . . .From Central High School . . . Typing awards . . . Band. . .Superior Drivers award. Pl --- l 33' 4, 'w l l J. .sh-nur! --.uuauorrN.,..,,,,,-...... ..-.... t .H rv - ... ,W-.-v-1-,... . ,,.. . . -,nie-.1-m.f.1a.uu,uH--.un -.gang--a...-. -A b V I xx A 5 R I ., W 5 an l sax wr Q X Fi:-.rt Row STANLEY LIPP. . . Stan . . .36 Workshop program chair- man . . .Wranglers. . .Math-Science. . . Concert Choir . . .Service. . .Intramural. DONNA MCBRIDE. . .Freshman, Sophomore GAA. CAROL ANN MCCORMICK... Carol . . .From Clairton High School, Pittsburgh, Pa.. . .Wranglers. . .36 Workshop . . .Math-Science. Second Row Jessie MAE MCDONALD. . . Ooks . . .GAA numeral . . . Majorette. . .Cheerleader. . .36 Workshop. JOHN MICHAEL MCCRORY. . . Mac . . .Radio vice-president . . .Camera. . .Rifle team . . .Freshman football, tennis. . . Intramural. SANNA MCGEE. . .36 Workshop. . .Meterite. . .Philo . . . Junior Red Cross program chairman. . .Service second pin . . .Times 1500 bronze pin, credit manager. . .Totem assist- ant circulation manager. . .Occasional Choir. . .Math-Science . . .Social Science. . .Good Driver's award. Third Row DENNIS PATRICK MCINTYRE. . . Denny, Mac , . .Var- sity football, track.. .All City football, second team.. .Let- termen's. . .Art. . .56 Workshop. . .lntramural. . .Times. . . Art Recognition. WANDA LEE MCKINLEY. . . Georgie .. .Art sergeant-at- arms, gold pin. GUERRY B. MCNABB. . . Nabb . . . Best Actor in state, Ball State Dramatic Contest. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest, second place. . .Winner Optimist Speech Contest. . . Varsity football. . .Wranglers. . . 36 Workshop. . .Hi-Y. . . Math-Science. . .Totem agent. . .School of the Air radio programs. . .Rotary Contest. . .Speech Recognition. 23 as ei .. os. 5' 'wx .,, l k Ak - QL, .af lf g..,n- .4 an Fits! Row KAREN ANN LAUER. . .GAA numeral. . .Mere-rite. . .Philo . . .Times 1500 gold pin. . .So-Si-Y. . .Service pin. . .Typ- ing awards.. . 56 Workshop.. .Quill and Scroll. HOPE LAYCOFF. . .36 Workshop. . .Wranglers . .Service . . .Concert Choir. . .Math-Science . . . Advanced modern ballet. SHARON ANN LASSEN. . .GAA numeral. . .Mererire-. . .36 Workshop. . .junior Red Cross.. .Philo . . . Math-Science . . .Service third pin. . .Times editorial, feature, news writer, bill collector, ad solicitor, auditor, 1500 gold pin, Second Row JIM LEEWARD. . .From Central Catholic High School. RICHARD LENTZ. . . Dick , . .Intramural letter. . .Concert Band letter. . .Brass choir. . .Varsity football, track. . .Hi-Y . . .Math-Science. . .Service chaplain. COLLEEN LIDDY. . . Co, Lid . . .Times feature, news writer, 1500 silver pin, outside circulation manager, mailing manager. . .Totem freshman editor. . .Philo program chair- man. . .Meterite. . .Math-Science. . .junior Red Cross. . . Concert Choir accompanisfs pin. . .Service third pin. . . Advanced modern ballet.. .Quill and Scroll.. .Majorette . . .56 Workshop. . .Good Drivers award. Third Rau' PAGE LIGGETT. . . P.D. . . .Rifle. . .Hi-Y . . . Intramural football, basketball, volleyball. JANICE LINDENBERG. . . Jan . . .Wranglers . .Meterite. . . 36 Workshop.. .Philo publicity chairman.. .junior Red Cross.. .Math-Science. . .English Recognition . . . Times 1500 secretary-treasurer, gold-jeweled pin, news, feature writer, agent, bookhead, news editor. . .Service. . .Quill and Scroll. SHARLENE LIMECOOLY. . . Shar . . .56 Wforkshop. . .USA . . .Biology-Conservation. . .Good Drivers award. A ik Q U' - :ag em Y X A it-.. i a 1 Q' A I , 7? 2 u-ff 1 , 3 A-I if ' 1 3 -if Firtl Run ROBERT MlL1.s. . . Millsy .. .Rifle . .Camera . . . Math- Science. . .Intramural letter. . .Radio sergeant-at-arms. ANNIETTE PAIQLINIZ MtLLs. , , Anne ..., 3 6 Workshop. KATHRYN lNllLLIGAN. . . K.uhy . . .From Dearborn High, Dearborn. Mich.. . .Math-Science. . .Philo. Sc comf R0 11' YIANILIE LEE NINDER. . , ,lan, Hilo . . .Latin Recognition . . .56 XVorkshop publicity chairman, . .XVranglers letter. publicity chairman.. .Math-Science. . .Philo. . .Merc-rite. . , USA. . .Times lillll gold pin. ad solicitor. feature, news, ed- itorial writer, . .First place in Dramatic Declamation Con- test. . .Typing award. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech con- test.. .Service. . .Totem agent.. .Quill and Scroll. NORMAN BIINER. , , Lube . . .Football. , ,Basketball . . . Track. . .Football All City. . .Lettermen's secretary-treasurer . . .56 Viforkshop. . .Math-Science. -IERRY MISHLER. . . Shortie . . .Freshman, Sophomore Hi- Y treasurer. . .Intramural Thin! Ruiz blARGARET ANN Mirriiiatt. . . Peggy . . .Meterite. . .Bo XX'orkshop, . .GAA. . .Know-Your-City treasurer . . . Ad- vanced tumbling. -IOAN Morgi-Q. . . .Io . . .GAA numeral. , .USA. . .Service GLORIA ANN l'NlOENNlG. . .4'Pinky, Gln . . .Typing awards. . .Mal-:ey Literary Award. . .Service first pin. , .Me- terite . . . USA . . . Xwranglers . . . Know-Your-City . . .Vesta. . .Occasional Choir. 24 nuns- - - .. in S- X Q ,fs gf:- l .naps-. r'-1 .gave-..i-.qc-vang. 'u Ai - L,-. ,nagg- Fzmf Rell BARBARA S. MANN. . . l5obby, 4'Rattles . . .56 XVorkshop . . .XY'r.1nglers. . ,Freshman-Sophomore speech contest. . . Math-Science. . .junior Red Cross.. .Art. . .Times. . .Philo . . .Service. . .Concert Choir.. .USA. . .Typing awards. DIOSIE R. NANRIQUE. . .From Siseo Carlos Raugel Lamus Rubio Taclura, Venezuela. BARHARA MARsu.-xLL. . . Barb . . .Typing awards. . .USA . . .So XY'orkshop. St-ffnlil Ruiz DONNA lNlARl.liNlE MAsi21.. , .Know-Your-City. . .Philo. .. Advanced modern ballet. . .Art award. . .Typing awards. FAYIE ANN MATH1st2N. . . Fayzey . , .From West Waterloo High School. XVaterloo, Iowa. . .Vesta president, vice-presi- dent. . .XVranglers. . .Times feature, news writer. . .Service second pin.. .Philo. . .Meterite. . .56 Wcvrkshop. . .GAA numeral. RADAFAY IXIARTIN. . . Rada . . .36 XVorkshop. . .W'rang- lers. . .Servir.e. . .Times 1300 bronze pin. mailing manager . . .Fresman GAA. . .Advanced Chorus. . .Typing award. Tim-il Run RONALD K. lNlliNDlZLlil.A'l'. . . Ronnie. Ron . . .Times lillll bronze pin. bookhead. news writer. . .Math-Science treasurer. . .Camera vice-president. president. . .Wranglers . . ,Placed in Freshman-Sophomore speech contest ..., 5 6 XXf'orkshop. , .l.atin, Biology. General History, Physics Rec- ognirion. . .Quill and Scroll. . .junior Rotarian. BETTY JANE hlAYliR. . . 'lane . . .Library gold pin . . . Times 1500 silver pin, feature, news. editorial writer. point recorder ..., 3 6 XY'orkshop. . .Concert Choir. . .Meterite. . . Philo.. .5ervice. . .XVranglers. . .USA. . .Math-Science . . . Totem copy reader, . .Art. . .Quill and Scroll. ROGER BIEYER. . . Meyer . . .Hi-Y, . .lntramural. . .Arch- ery. . .Rifle I C -sn. 1.. Q ..mmmruvv.xwtL-awuavn..m.mf--ming..-it-,Natl-c-at.1 .wi-si, V-,-.-J., J1.e-.ta yu.-..,...,..,.... , ,v-.-.W 'sr 'N Firrt Row ROBERT NOREN. . . Bob . . .Math-Science. . .Hi-Y. . .Ra- dio secretary. . .Service. . .Intramural. . .Cyclotron. . .Shop, Geometry Recognition. NOEL NOBLES. . . Christmas . . .Band letter. pin.. .Or- chestra. . .Biology Recognition . . . Intramural. . .Biology- Conservation. PAT LOU OBERLIN. . . Pat . . .USA. . .Service . .So-Si-Y . . .56 Workshop. . .Camera . . . Concert Choir. . .GAA numeral. . .Botany Recognition. . .Good Driver's award. . . Typing award. Second Row JERRY LOY O'BRIEN. . . O-Be . . .Lettermen's. . .Hi-Y. . . Varsity tennis, football.. .Reserve basketball. JANE OYER. . . Janiei . . .USA. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .Bi- ology, Botany Recognition. . .Service second pin. . .Concert Choir pin, head-secretary. . .56 Workshop. MARILYN KAY OLSEN. . . Olga . . .From West View High School, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Withrow High School, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. . .Philo. . .36 Workshop . . . Math-Science secretary. . .Typing award. . .Service. . .Wranglers. . .Con- cert Choir. Third Rott' BOB PAPE. . . Pape . . .Freshman football, track. . .Intra- mural. ESTHER MARY PEIFFER. . . Es, Essie . . .GAA numeral . . .Know-Your-City. . .Camera. . .So-Si-Y. . .Concert Choir . . .Service. MARY A. PENNELL. . .Good Driver's award . . . Typing awards. . .GAA numeral, letter. . .USA. . .36 Workshop. . . Junior Red Cross. . .Math-Science. . .Vesta. . .Service third pin. 25 Firrl Razz' RICHARD D. IVIOLITOR. . . Dick . . .Rifle team. secretary, treasurer, president. . .Camera. . .Radio vice-president. LEONA MOORE. . . Lee . . .Philo. . .Meterite. . .Vesta sec- retary. sergeant-at-arms. . .Service. . .Band letter. pin . . . Math-Science. . .36 Workshop. . .Orchestra. . .Totem agent . . .Recorder Society. . .Junior Red Cross. IVIARY IVIORGAN. . .From Ridgefield Park IN. J.: High School. . .56 Workshop. . .Meterite . .Philo. . .Service first pin. . .Totem agent. . .Times 1500 bronze pin. . .Math- Science. . .Social Science. Semin! Ron' CHARLES W. MOSER. . . Mose . . .Freshman football . . Varsity football. . .Intramural letter. . .Rifle team. HAROLD IVIOXVEN MARY KATHRYN MUSSER. . . Kathy . . .Concert Choir pin ...Typing award . . . USA . . . So-Si-Y . . . Service . . .56 Workshop. Third Ron' KENNETH FREDERICK MYERS. . . Kenny . . .Camera . . Math-Science. . .Radio. . .Hi-Y. JOAN NADING. . .56 Workshop. . .Wranglers secretary. president. four letters.. .Freshman-Sophomore speech con- test winner twice. . .First place Delphi State Poetry Contest ...Oratorical awards.. .County invitational winner . . . WOWO certificate. . . Meterite vice-president. . . Times agent, bookhead. editorial editor, managing editor, general manager. student adviser, 1500 gold-jeweled pin.. .Totem copy editor . , . Service second pin. . .Randolph Jacobs Service Trophy . . . Home Ec Recognition . . . Superior Driver's award. . .Philo. . .DAR award.. .Quill and Scroll ...First place Kiwanis Original Oratory contest. JAMES JAY NICHELS. . . Jim . . .Rifle . .Math-Science. I' Q? fr' ff S X '2 rr f ' .2521 fx .,' fA'f f .' ' I! .,, - ,V , A , ww- ' V ,zffij2Wg:' , , + gs? ,RN ..' ', , V -f 'nM ti: . , 353 ',Ff!igif,3,,. aff . 5 f xm',YQi ,.:J': tl 'i A: fT,4 ffLL if' f 'xl - 1' P gf f 'g-f-xg A A l3i,f'2,v 'ES ,gl f X ' L war L?:ik,,.f.xv-f xx' ' ' - .gf -'dlbfifb V -1 3, si a,'fQy,,,. ' ,JQFC Q'P'j:f', X ,445 .-5' 4,g.:t?f'f'f'11'ff b ' ffwi, - ' ' f 1 iw '41 f,fef4w1f'1 + A:..,.f- Qf-'35 -x-.1,u,,5g, . 1. . 1539. 1 1 7 '45,-JK,-L. Q - 1 Upgwyi ' x - Q - ,221 ,F 1 Y ' Y. ' ' s Mi? 'fV?' ,N rv ,. JF el 'gif 1, , , ,1 A f,f,g'jft f w.s1'r . , ,. ,. ,br-U , . a 515' - 331. .-r I Iffvf , inn! Q' C ,... H , M' 'ff H1 f?s'f'2fi I ,,3j2.,fTfjlf,g, fw,..:igf'Ji'71i'ijPeQ,':'T A f A -Q rw X - Nyj QQMT5 A .5525 ' 2- -Nfzggfa. A,v,,,5f,, fu' u,q.v2':,5x,, ' U5 . MZFS l 411121-s.'P-Es 19. ' QQZQQ 5 2 A fa I ff -Q57:?f5:Si'5f fix fiQ155.P143 'N 6 Q 13 -,Xi Tw' O - -www i 'f Q- -, W x YIITR :msg rx D 1 . . . -'. V - if-..' A 1. . 'L X, ', , I ' . S x E V Q 1 fu- . x Q. .sf ,L -X? Ugg ' 'L 4525575 'H M' 9'f5Y55a l Q Q x 35' 5 5' :fi ' s '. Y Fr? ' .Q. ss mx Z if gk .1 25L,.f1, ' Q f K L - - Af.: 1: eff' 1 Q L , f gi -. K Q . 5. gs Q3 3 ., ivy 1 A F 5 1 Q' I ,N 70 5 x f V: -' , g,fQ1,ff 5-wg' T ,3:9'1f:gf' s Q 3:.d,,-Xn , , g A , Q. Q ggggf V N - 3 ax 0QnQ,:: . A. 1 ' S. -5. x' , Nik, S , . Lg Z--f':f U .ig Y 2 x Am Ni N' N -Q zx 'Lv . 3: Q34 h -. '-.Q ,F.,f.- f12 f -'Wi fi 'ii' xiii ffiffii- . M 5 5 -' f . !'H1'f zfgiifllfffiiigii' s 32 Q 'J '- 4i'u 4i f5'Mff9 5 M4 Q 1 'fr,.tg,a2g5. NN Q x N 5-4LN f'1 ' . 'f P A -, rx pxea.gfQ s Y -I 'if1.gi1f Q?i,-H. il S f955 f N2 Q X I S'ef'f.+ flrlrii ' X , M 8 V gg?-Q . .K -M 'R 1.5, gf , , wiv. ag .A Y Q' 1 'T ' '-.9 3,2 H ' Us V g ',gn0u- 'ifklrt 1' 'T W1., .f-' FJ . 'E l ,W Q . 1-4.. Y, , 1,4 .1 Sf, . ffl' . X ' 1 , J.-Q.,h.H', 1 Q ,ff ' , In , f-,S I Q -Y4-QNLVAJTS, z . h -411. A ' I fy , gj',,, V .W -gf' - v ca I t .'Cg'.,'L R 3 12 4.JA f ' W I 'fzx 1 K Q g -Nu .. X 4 a K ,if E ,A A S 'Eff N g 7 fs x.sw4:' -N, 4 Q A-'K' ,K z L ., va -H , Q 0 8 Mm g V Q Q .LM 5 5- Mhz, Q M G im V 7' Q f3'QM.f . ' Q ' I' 5 A M A 3 5' 'eww U -4 Q ,QQ 1 Q . wa- -M I g , ,n m Q ao -ntin m 5.4, 5 H J ,- 9',rff W 1 5 Mi-' g so-4', ' 42G1:v'W 2 A V- ,,. Xxgui h .. x wx. ...nn ikrk-g:.:.,:.3m 1! W-IM , R .X - '- ny-J, nm, . .E nxt.. I .V 1:-r,,q.AA-ifk .,,-.- ..f.. '. ,YA 4---ag-fmfm..-,a,g3 :,-,,TY,, - ' fF' 33 mg ...a.:4,,1 -Ar 1 - -.., - L 1... D L.. Z? - i 1 I, , 2, if Q N I ld -:fri :-rms. f J' I :.-'fe , . 'Nh 7 1 .4 .J S5 'v 'T rl .I ..i 4 Fmt! ROM' CAROLE EVON REYNOLDS SHIRLEY IRI5NI2 RIissLER. . .USA. . .Times ad solicitor. .. Service. ROSEMARY RICE. . . Rosie . . .Physical Geography, Home Ec Recognition . . . GAA numeral . . . Typing awards . . . Service. .S-errnnf Roll' SCHARLINE ANN RICE. . . Schar . . . 56 Workshop. . . W'ranglers. . .Chorus. . .Typing awards. . .Service. . .GAA. SANDRA KAY RICHARDSON . . . Sandy . . . Library vice- president. point recorder, gold pin. . .GAA numeral.. .36 XVorkshop. . .Service. hlONTE RIDER. . .Freshman Rifle.. .Visual education . . . Camera.. .lntramural. Tlvinf Ruiz' PATRICIA ANN RISER. . . Pat, Putty . . .Withrow 1-Iigh School. Cincinnati, Ohio. . .Meterite. . .56 Workshop. . .Li- brary president, gold pin.. .Philo.. .Know-Your-City . . . Math-Science. . .Social Science. . .Times 1500 gold pin. bill collector, ad solicitor. circulation manager. . .Service first pin.. .Chorus.. .Quill and Scroll. jo ANN RONDOT. . . jo, Jojo . . Cheerleader. . .GAA . . .USA secretary, president, worship chairman. . .Vesta. . . Times. . Service. EIIIDITH ROBERTS. . . jude . . .36 Workshop. . .Philo . . . Meterite. . .Wranglers. . .Choir. . .Math-Science . . . Service pin.. .junior Red Cross. 26 --1-1 - Y s . .v-.-i..--.---f- .. -.a5.-...,.. ....: Fin! Rott' BIARCIA PERRY.. . Shatsh . . .Meterite . . . 36 Workshop . . .Know-Your-City. . .Time-s. . .Art pin. . .Advanced mod- ern ballet. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . .Social Science . . . Wfinner of Fire Prevention Poster Contest.. .Service third pin.. .Good Drivers award.. .junior Red Cross. BARBARA ANN PIO.. . Pee-Oo, Bobbie , . .Times 1500 gold-jeweled pin, business manager. make-up editor...36 Workshop attendance recorder, pin.. .Service third pin... Typing awards . . . Latin Recognition . . . Philo. . .Math- Science.. .GAA. . .Quill and Scroll. ELAINE PLUMLIEY. . .USA. . .Service first pin.. .Majorette pin, letter.. .Occasional Choir. Secnznl' Rau' LTOYCIE KAY PRINGLIE. . .Vesta vice-president. pin. guard. . . Meterite. . .Philo. . .Math-Science. . .Typing awards. . .Ad- vanced modern ballet. . .Service first pin. . .Times news writer, bill collector. ELIZABETH JANE RAINIER. . . Betty. Jinks . . .Vesta. . . Wranglers. . .Art. . .Service. . .Know-Your-City. ELLIS RALSTON. . . Eli . . .First place Wabash State Speech Contest. . .First place Optimist Club Speech Contest. . . Wranglers vice-president. . .36 Workshop . . . Lettermen's sergeant-at'atms. . .Mechanical Drawing, Physics, Speech Recognition. Tbfrif Ruiz' BARBARA RAMsDI3N. . . Barb . . .Art Recognition. . .GAA .. .36 Workshop.. .Camera. . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .Art. .. Typing awards. LII ANN RAYI.. . . Lu . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. . .GAA. . .Oc- casional Choir. . .Setvice. RICHARD T. REEcE... Dick ...From North Side High School, Fort Wayne, Ind.. . .Setvice. . .Math-Science. . .ln- tramural basketball . . . 36 Wrurkshiip. . . Hi-Y. . .Good Drivers award. I N Fir!! Roll' RONALD SCI-IMIDT JUDITH ANN SCI-IEPPELE. . . Judy . . .GAA numeral . . Booster four-year pin. . .Typing award. JANET SCHOEEE Second Ron' JAMES SCHNELKER. . . Jim . . .State Algebra Contest, first place. . .Math-Science. BRUCE SCOTT. . .Varsity basketball, football. . . Concert Band. . .Intramural. . .Reserve track, cross country. KENNY SCROGHAM. . . Foote . . .Sophomore, Junior class social council.. .Totem agent, sports editor. . .Varsity point manager. . .Freshman basketball, track. . .Reserve basket- ball, cross country.. .Times 1500 silver pin, sports writer ...Service . . . Drawing Recognition . . . Intramural . . . WKZO-TV sports representative. . .Good Driver's award . . .Quill and Scroll. Third Ron' SANDRA SEELY. . . Sandy . . .Advanced tumbling. . .GAA numeral . . . 36 Workshop . . . So-Si-Y. . .Service. . .Typ- ing awards. WALTER ALBERT Sl-IADY. IR.. . .Rifle ' PATRICIA LOU SEIDER. . . Pat . . .Meterite . . . GAA . . . Times. . .Totem agent. . .Biology Recognition. . .Visual Ed- ucation. . .Philo. . .Know-Your-City. . .Library gold pin. . . Service. . . Social Science. . . 36 Workshop. 27 Q, , .. xg I i X-fill! . I x 222 ff' - First Ron' ROBERT iNlARTYN ROssI'1'ER. . . Mobeelia. Bob . . .Let- termen's. . .Hi-Y. . .56 Viforkshop. . .Math-Science treasurer ...Totem agent.. .Times sports writer, news writer. 1500 silver pin. . .Visual Education. . .Junior Rotarian. . .Fresh- man reserve. varsity basketball. . .Varsity golf. . .Freshman cross country. . .lntramural. . .Physics Recognition. . .Good Driver's award. . .Quill and Scroll. ROSELYN ROOF. . . Rosie . . .Times 1500 gold pin, agent, news, feature, editorial writer, ad solicitor, feature and co- editorial editor. . .Meterite program chairman. . . Know- Your-City. . .Wranglers president. . .Second place Fresh- man-Sophomore speech contest. . .Service. . .Philo treasurer . . .Math-Science. . .36 Workshop president . . . Concert Choir. . .Sophomore, Junior. Senior social council.. .DAR Good Citizen runner-up. . .Quill and Scroll. CAROL JEAN ROTH. . .Roosevelt Intermediate, Wichita, Kansas. . .GAA numeral. . .Service. Second' Ron' DAISY M. ROZIER. . . Petty . . .U5A. . .Vesta . .So-Si-Y. BARBARA ANN RUDROXV. . . Bobbie . . .Wranglers . . . 36 Workshop. . .Typing awards. . .Service. SHARON ANN RUNYAN. . .Service. . .So Workshop. Tbirrf Roll' KATHRYN RUTLEDGE. . . Kathy . . .Meterites. . .USA vice- president. . .Vesta sergeant-at-arms. . .Know-Your-City. . . Philo. . .So-Si-Y. . .Concert Choir pin. . .Totem agent. . . General History and Home Fc Recognition. . .National Poetry Anthology winner. H. ROBERT RYKER. . . Bob . . .North High School. Omaha, Nebraska. . .Jefferson High School. Minneapolis, Minnesota . . .West High School. Minneapolis, Minnesota.. .Summit- ville High School, Summitville. Indiana. . .Concert Band and Orchestra. . .Occasional Choir. JAMES H. SAYLOR. . . Jim . . .Lettermens . .Varsity foot- bull. is A' , i jlf ,fmt I ' - A ,Q .... , Q.. .,.. I ' : Llp 'Q VV ' , :V V N M A if ff-JT 'L' 'bl .4 ' 59 f.. - , . .gr 1 4-W 'zu , x v . X as X N ' S . I Fin! Rott ROBERT 5LItgIaR. . .'4Bnb .. .Archery. . .Rifle NANCY NIARILYN SLOAN. . . Nanc . . .36 W'orltshop. .. Concert Choir. . .USA. . .Meterite. . .Philo. . .So-Si-Y sec- retary. . .Social Science. . .Library silver pin. . .Math-Science . . .Service. . .Typing awards. THOMAs CHARLES SMALL. . . Tom . . Camera. . .Archery vice-president. . .Service second pin, . .Concert Choir pin . . . Madrigal Group . . . Visual Education . . . Biology- Conscrvation. . .lntramural. Secnmf Ruiz' CHARLOTTE ANNE SMITH. . .Meterite. . .36 Workshop.. Wfranglers. . .Art. . .Math-Science. . .Service first pin. JAY SMITH. . . ,Iayson, Smitry . . .Visual Education Rec- ognition. . .Service pin. . .lntramural. EMILIE SUSAN SMITH. . .LTSA. . .So-Si-Y. . .GAA numeral . . .Typing awards. . .Service Tbinf Ruiz' lN'lARlAN ELAINE SMlTH...UCCaSlOI1al Choir. . .Typing awards. . .Service pin. XVALTER LAvvRIzNt.E SMOLA. . . Walte, Wally . . .Good Driver's award. . .lntramural. BRUCE R. SNYDER. . . Brutus . . .XVranglers. . .Freshman- Sophomore speech contest. . .36 Wturkshtxp treasurer. ser- geant-at-arms. . .Cross country track. . .Drivers award. . . Service second pin. . .Totem agent. intramural editor. . .Hi- Y vice-president. . .lntramural. . .Times sports. news writer, I copy reader. . .Cyclotron. 28 3 '-if YQ s. 5 N ...fi1 J X N ' e - , 4 IH Al-rv va pakistan-.rn1Ilno -.ai.4z.:r Firrl Run RALPII DAVID SIIANR. . .Rillc. . .Camera vice-president. .. Archery pin. MIERVIN P. SHIDLIZR. . .Rifle president. vice-president. ROSALIF ANN SHIZLINIE. . . Bunny . . .Meterite program chairman. . .Service third pin.. .Philo ..., 5 6 XX'orkshop. . . Advanced modern ballet. . .Math-Science. . .Times 1500 gold-jeweled pin. agent. bookhead, circulation manager, alumni editor. co-editorial editor, managing editor, general manager. . .Totem co-circulation manager.. .Home lic. Bi- ology Recognition. . .National Poetry Anthology winner. . . Quill and Scroll. Scrumf Ruiz' SIIEILA ANN SIIORTER. . CAA. . .Typing awards. . .Sn-SL Y ..., 3 li XXforkshop. . .Social Science. . .Concert Choir, CARL PETER SHOPOIPE. . Toorball. . .Hi-Y. . .Math-Science , . .Intramural basketball manager. . .Rifle. . .Metal award . , .Track. BARBARA SUE SILLS. . . Barb . . .Vesta pin. guard. point recorder. . ,Know-Your-City secretary. . .GAA numeral. . . Typing award. . .Times. . .Service Thin! Rolf' DAVIII THOMAS Srrizs. . . Slip . . .Bn XWorkshOp. . .Fresh- man football. . .Service. . .lntramural. DORIS SLATER. . .GAA numeral. . .Meterite vice-president ...Times lillll gold pin, point recorder.. .Typing awards . . .56 Xvorkshop. . .Shorthand Recognition. . .Wranglers . . .USA. . .Philo. . .Occasional Choir . . . Service. . .Quill and Scroll. ELLEN SILLS ai! Q '? ,I ' KN L. ll mae:-easfasaafaqsawcr,uw-1.3.-..Qtaaa-.. . 'Q' X x Fzrrt Row GUY STRONG. . .From North Side High School. LARRY RICHARD STRITMATTER. . .Visual-Education. . .Hi,Y. DON E. WESBROOK SURFACE. . . Surf . . .From Paulding High School, Paulding, Ohio. . .I-Ii4Y. . .Intramural. . . Service. Second Roll' NANCY TODD. . . Nan . . .From Arcola High School, Ar- cola, Ind.. . .Math-Science. . .Times. . .Advanced modern ballet. RONALD N. TRUESDELL. . . Ronnie . . .Freshman Rifle. . . Intramural. . .Typing award. SUE ANN TRAVIS. . . Sue . . .GAA. . .USA . . . Typing award. . .Know-Your-City treasurer. . .36 Workshop . . . Vesta. . .Totem agent. . .Times gold Cross. . ,Service third pin. pin. . .junior Red Third Rau' ELIZABETH LOUISE UHL. . . Betty . . .Meterite president stagecraft and cos- . . .36 Workshop secretary, president, tume manager, pin, guard. . .Philo. . .Totem agent. . . Times bronze pin. . .Typing awards. . .Math-Science . . . Concert Choir. . .Madrigal Group. . ,Physical Geography Recognition. . .Good Driver's award. CAROL S. UMMEL. , .Meterire. . .36 Workshop. . .GAA. . . Art. . .Philo. . .Library point recorder, gold pin. . .Biology Recognition. . .Typing awards. . .Service. JAMES VACI-ION. . . Jim . . .Varsity football. . .Lettermen's . . .Intramural. 29 Cx Q A, ' up X 'Q I K.. x xc X I - fl X I A in , 'Z' ...Q .g ,mf ,.., , Firrf Razz' GLORIA KAY SPRUNGER. . . Kntie . . .GAA numeral . . . Orchestra letter, Recognition. . .String ensemble. . .Major- ette flag bearer. . .Typing awards. EILEEN RIARIE SPAXY'.,. Sp:1WSlE,u Tillie , . .36 Wtmrk- shop. . .Wranglers . .Vesta. . .Service. . .Chorus THOMAS STARKE. . .Solid Geometry Recognition. . .Hi-Y secretary. . .Know-Your-City secretary. . .Math-Science. . . Service Second Ron' JANET STEGER. . . jan, Ste-g . . .Philo vice-president. . . Times bookhead, 1500, news writer.. .36 Workshop... Math4Science. . .Wranglets. . .Meterite. . .junior Red Cross vice-president. . .Totem agent. . .Service second pin. . .Good Drive-r's award. . .Occasional Choir. DEAN STEPHEN. . .Hi-Y vice-president. . .Archery presi- dent. . .Biology-Conservation president. . .Visual Education pin, student manager. . .Biology, Botany Recognition . . . Concert Choir pin. . .Service third pin. . .Typing awards. . . Rifle vice-president. . .Freshman track. . .Cross country. , . Intramural. NIARTHA STEINBAUER. . . Marty . . .Typing awards . . . Home Ec Recognition. . .Otchestr.I. . .Band pin, letter. . . Philo, . .Meterite. . .Art. . .Service. Third Rau' ROGER STEUP. . . Big Stoopf' . .Hi-Y. . .Intramural. PATRICIA ANN STRASSER. . . Pat . . .Typing award. CARLA STIEGLER. . .Meterite. . .Times. . .Philo . . . Math- Sclence. . .Social Science. . .Service. . .Junior Red Cross. . . Good Driver's award.. .Wranglers.. .56 Workshop vice- president. point recorder, attendance recorder, pin. guard. if in--.f 5 g.. . - ...- 2 4 an J G Q 14' -- - A 1 liliv- '1 L .Q1ln.,i.:un:ig- ,.,,,g Lcivpgggq- ..-41 Frm! Roll' RIARCIA JEAN WIII'I'IzIIoLIsIz ...' 'Marciaw . . . Mererite . .. Philo. . .Vesta. . . Ro Workshop. . .Times agent. . .Service .. .GAA. . .Typing awards, . .Concert Choir.. .XVranglers. RONALD XVICZHERN ...' 'Ronf' Wich . . .Freshman. Soph- more Rifle team. . .Hi-Y. . .lntramural. . .Math-Science. . . So Wiwrkshop. AL'I'oN NELbl'JN ll III'I'E. AIR.. . . Al. Alice . . .Shop Rec- ognition. . .Band Recognition, Band pin, letter. . .Orchestra . . .Rifle Serum! Rim BEITY ,IANI2 XVIIEGMANN. . . Betty . . .USA. . .So-Si-Y. .. GAA. . .Concert Choir. . .Know-Your-City. . .Service . . . Typing awards. HERIsIiR'I' W. WILSON. . . Herb . . ,From Calumet High School. Calumet. Michigan. . .Cyclotron. NANCY .IANI5 WINRIELMANN. . .i'XVinkie . . . so Xliforkshop . . .Art. . .Visual Education second pin. secretary. KIeNNIi'I'II L. Worms. . . Kenny . . .Math'Science. . .Intra- mural. Third Ruiz' ROBERT ALONZO XVRIGHT. . . Bob . . .From Dunbar High School. Lexington, Kentuckyg Xvestern High, Detroit, Michigan.. .Varsity basketball, track, cross country... 56 Wforkshop. . .Times sports writer. . .Lettermen's. . .Intra- mural. DONNA M. YARMAN...i'KlttC'I1 ...USA...lNI6I6l'lI6... Know-Your-City. . .Service. . .Times agent. . .56 Wimrkshop ...Typing awards.. .Philo. JANE ZEILER. . .Times bookhead, agent, 1500 silver pin, ed- itorial, news writer. . .Service pin. . .Totem agent, junior editor . . . Mererite publicity chairman . . . Philo pro- gram chairman. . .Orchestta. . .String ensemble . . . String quartette. letter. . .Math-Science. . . 56 Workshtmp. . .Typing award. . .junior Red Cross. . .Good Drivers award. . .Quill and Scroll. NANCY' ZLIRIQR. . .From Central Catholic High School, Fort Way'ne. 50 J -rf l... - lrlflf Ruiz PA'I'Rlt.lA V.-XCHON. . . Pat . . .GAA numeral. letter. .. Booster pin. . .Service second pin. . .Typing awards. SHIRLEY ANN WAIRRL. . . RetI . . .Service . .Art publicity chairman, treasurer. vice-president. . .Gold key in IMO Art contest. . .Red Cross Recognition on painting.. .Good Drivers award. DAVID VAN HINIQ. . . Dave . . .Biology. General History Recognition. . .Times. . .Concert Choir. . .Math-Science. Secumf Ruiz CAROL WALCHLIQ, . .Phi1o. . .Meterite president. . .So-Si-Y publicity chairman. . .USA. . .Math-Science. . .Social Science treasurer ..., 3 6 Wlorkshop. . .Biology Recognition. . .Totem agent. . .Know-Your-City. . .Service pin.. .GAA. . .Choir pin.. .Madrigal Group. WILLIARI WAL'l'ER. . . Willy '. . .Art president.. .IMO Art award. . .Hi-Y. . .lntramural. BARBARA WALDROP. . . Barb. Tlvirrl Ruiz' GER'I'RLIuE joANNIi WATTLIQY. . . Gertie . . .GAA. KEITH LAVON WARNER. . .Lettermen's. . .Math-Science. . . Varsity track. cross country. . .Band letter. . .Orchestra. . . Intramural. DANIEL ARTHUR VVIEBSTER, JR.. . . Dan . . .From Marm- mion Military Academy, Aurora, lll.. . .Wranglers. . .lntrav mural basketball championship 1955. . .Voice ol Democracy winner.. .National Poetry Anthology winner. PA 5. 1 K . 4 J H i Senior Adventures Upper left: Careful there, Betty! You're likely to end up with 21 wooden leg. But Bill Walter, Barb Bradley, and Miss Maloney, decorating for the Junior Prom, corne to her rescue. Upper right: From left to right, Dorothy George, judy Roberts, and Janet Steger serve guests at the Senior Reception. Lower lefiz Ooh, we are quite the jolly ones! All decked out for the junior Prom of 1954. Lower right: Throw the kitchen kats Torn Arnold, Tom Sites, Kenny Clark, and Rod Bergstedt a fish to quiet their howling as they polish plates at the Senior Reception. 51 - rvypniv--W5-writ' -,pug-vngqngiwvr qui'-' H Q L 1 ' S 4 'T'l ' 1 Q . X i ' 4 i v if 4 p I 0 I It .46 I l Destiufztiou . . . Fpptr Leif: Dick Brantingham, toastmaster at the sen- ior banquet, holds the rapt attention of everyone. ,lliflille Leflz Here we have an example of real team spirit, no wonder we had such a good season! Left to right: Hope Laycoff, Nance Evans, Janet Steger, Dor- othy George, plane Zeller, Diane Fowler, and Colleen l lLl1lV. l.nzz'w Lefl: XVhat's the matter, Sande, have you got cold feet? Nantook Beeler, Sande Kopper, and Joan Hattendorf freeze at our last football game with Central C,atholicg but -lim Frey and Terry Miller administer some help. 52 1 3' :HJ In . 'Cm' Gmduzztion Upper Ritqbfz Tom Sites and Diane Fowler, alias John Cameron Sites and Luella Parsons, prophesy the future of the members of the senior class. Middle Rigblz Bob Rossiter, Stu Koch, jim Frey, and Keith Dixon place an innocent freshman on the foun- taing could it be revenge? Lnzrer Rigblz This year's PG's who were elected to Na- tional Honor Society are seated left to right: Nancy Evans, Carole Walclile, Mary Hoekstra, Mary Ann Clark, Bryan Boggess, and Jerry O'Brien. Standing left to right: Bruce Bloom and Dean Stephen. X4 N Ay WYXW i- 2 Q ,..,.-ww . 5 L NYY! l g. It 1' ?'V'?7'W'! ' 7 'io X I .- . Y 1 n.. ..n-.4 N, .A ,. 1. hflili' Zl7li07' Citations The junior Crew on the SS. Archer, with one more year to complete its voyage, has already proved its capability by choosing such able leaders as the head steering committee. Upper Right: Leading the crew up the ladder of suc- cess is, from left to right, Jim Fuzy, social councilg Sharon Davis, social councilg john Lewis, presidentg Luba Gou- loff, secretary-treasurerg Terry Miller, vice-presidentg Nancy Showalter, social council, and Miss Shirley Ma- loney and Mr. Richard Becker, class advisers. Upper Leff: XVe'll all be killed! Madame Deanne Wfissner, chosen as girl most likely to succeed, pleads for the life of Sir Bashful Looie Lewis, the most hand- some boy of his class, as Lurin' Luba Gouloff, the girl with the best personality, dares him to move, Middle Lefzz Looks like Lydia Martindale, voted cutest girl by her classmates, seems to have ruled with an iron hand over Terry Miller. Lydia and Terry are plenty deserving of the title of cutest couple. Popular Terry was also chosen boy with the best personality, boy most likely to succeed, and boy who has done the most for the school. Middle Rigblz The junior Crew has reason to be proud of its own Paula McConnell, who was chosen best speaker, jan Hattendorf, most perfect lady, and jim Hearn, most perfect gentleman. Botfom Lefi: Fuzy seems to have quite the compe- tition here. Varsity cheerleader Nancy Showalter, chosen the girl with the most team spirit, is trying to show jim Fuzy, best athlete, the fundamentals of basketball. Boflonz Right: March winds seem to be getting the best of this talented Kelly foursome. From left to right, Judy Hicks and Dave Eirman, who were chosen by their classmates as best girl and boy dancer, are trying fatally to hold up the music for the best musicians, Peggy Rob- inson and Dean Dauscher. 54 smmm'ii'ra,z2rwrsw::::e-P1-' Wav fx S '- D11 S ef' 1 -Btu Firrt Razz' Linda Akers V X 'If 3-' Q33 ,Q ,X 2 b 12 fl f f Carol Barber . Ll , LY C J A 1'-' Lf, 7 Grace Barnard 6-'Nl - an , i - - , Rover Bauer W2 wg, z .. A K 5, , S V j Q, s, XC M Tom Baunigartner f ii ssl? . f John Beal 586011177 Rozz' Martha Beck 18 ak fs: 41' ,Q 4. A ff' ,,, f.. F- 3 Judy Bedsworth 159 ' as ' - fig, J Q 4. NHHCY Berg A W, .,,,v '-7 -,If W 3' 'W' Sue Berlien ' Joyce Billman Sandy Bixby Thirzi Rozz' X Phil Black 4' , '53 W5 Y ' x ' sr. Sym w Bob Blackledge all ' .. ,f ,N 5 ' ,W ,W V Robert Blanton M l ' ' ' V v VT' 5 i s JoAnne Blombacli , ya, J +7 A ' Duane Bobeck i J Susan Bolds . ' Fozzrfh Razz' z LJ' X be Janice Books A ,R Q ,Q Y 3 L- My W Q Barbara Bowyer Q In-A . .4 . in-4 Q., 'l , ,M 5 Sally Branning 4 ' C7 '53 ' X Becky Brinkrocer '4 W ai W ' James Brown A Jo Brown Fifzh Rozz' V Millie Brown A 5' M ,c - qt V, 6 A S Pudgy Brunskill I S i 'F F 'S' E' ' K' Q J Sara Busler Yi? 1 1' t - ' fn Y Orville Byers W -' x x X9 -w W Sondra Cain . A is 3335 ix Richard Cantwell I Sixzh Rozz' Kay Casper ig Q ,. H David Clark Q ' 'W ' J 9 A, ,- ' . ix Courtland Clayton vf ,,. -- 'A' 212+ 1 QE' u iti oo' I L My 1 X ' d l C k I ai! 'H fw -, I f Mary Cook X ij. tj, 1 K Cv ' Janet Crick ' ' ' ' 'K' 5 L Seventh Razz' I Vividean Dammeier A R i fm Dean Dauscher f-JTR -, , J K' ' , 7, ,gg 'S ' Jeanene Dauscher ..f ' l gf? 5 Li-. A 3 ,.,. li Bill Davis k W J, WJ, '-V' Sharon Davis a JX v l, ' , V. Mavis Diemer f 5' fl - Y' Eighth Rozz' Neil Diver Naomi DeBrular ca F: Q V 'I-5' 59 J ,W fi z Jim Derheimer ' ff ,gp 5, i QL, '- ,gi : Tom Doty j ,W V-'Ji W J Q will Marcia Downhour J ' L I 'N Q' gk Dave Eitman l a X' Nizzth Razz' Charlene Elder Ross Elwell - ,. N 6 , ,,, gn- ,B 5: - A 7. in Nancy Emerick .. V A 7' . Q it Sally Enking 6 fy 4 N if R ry Ken Ensley - .fl X ' f A - Martha Falb Tenth Rozz' ,J Evelyn Fisher ., 'L ' Roger Foote 3 Jw 4,-3 S, 1 Q 3- '53 S, , , , Jack Ford i f-' Q gr? -' ' - ' Geraldine Fox J fi' 3 4'1 in E ' , in Clifford Friend Q' , if-:N ,Q 'M -. A Jerry Fousr 2 ,1,.fz . -'V' U ,roi 35 1-1? f - 'tt-' -'1 -Q-mp. ,,.. ,h,,,1.,, - Z Firrt Row A A I y S , P Jim Fuzy - -.1 Y' F ,.. 17 , ' , J' Dick Galbrearh ii' '-f s -D , ..f- lv I Jerry Garver V fb K 7 .W l Bill Gaughn ' - K June Gause C 3- - Larry Gerken Serond Row Bill Gilsdorf A Q 3 1: ,, 1. :C 1, 1: ox Alys Gindlesparger A .45 k- - cg. Lib -- -gi Q Nancy Gordineer 'S , 1 W ' , Luba Gouloff , C M 'l' Judy Graef , ,,, ' Chuck Greiner xu Third R010 Phil Giessler J f- 3- 41' Barbara Griffiths J., , , r 5, ...- 5' Sharon Grodrian ' ' 'J J 1 ' '9' X Marie Haines , 5 . X' Q Linda Hall f , X Lamont Hansen Fourth Rau' ' Patty Jean Harmison A .a ff' eg, y, 1,5 f,.- 2 - Shirley Harris - , ivfr y V, 3 ,as F, I . J I ,. X 4 -4' -1:2 1 .x -' 'vas-' 'NX' x i ,Q wi Janice Harrendorf Sharon Henderson Diana Henry C r , Jim Hearn Fiffh Row ' Nancy Hill J a Dick Hollar 4 C Claudia Holmes '-3 Stanley Hood , je - Bryan Hoover lf' ' Donna Jo Hoover F Sixlh Row Nancy Horton , ,A ,n p 3 -3 Joyce Hosretter 'P ' A 'ca Clauda Hurley 44-7 - V 'NLD 54, ' S ' 44 Yi? Phila Hurter H J Gloria Johns W Gail Johnson ,,,' -'- fkfv . ,- 1 A -HA Seventh Row Jerry Ramm 5 N Bill Kamm 7' 'S ' X, Janet Keefer 22' 4 ' 1 . 2- fr Walter Kerley J 2 - X . 3, 3 Nancy Kindler ,X n -.ff- Donna Kunz x ggi 1- J ,- Eighth Row Bea Kirbach Paul Kissinger , - , gp A if Dave Klemm KL 4 vi ' Barb Kortum - 'C . 'ff' ' '-' Emil X 1 - - 1 yLapp , X ' X, ' . Judy Larko f 1 ' ' Ninth Row Judy Lepper Stan Levine ' ' 9: .,, , John Lewis I5 . 'qtf ' xy., 'I ' , ,, Q fl nj. Chris Litchin ', 17 f' ' s ' ' ,v -ff 'J' Judd Lowenhar - ' J I ' l J 14, Patty McBride - K 1 I 1 , Q f A J 6 Tenth Row George McClain ' Cecile McClain - , 6 Paula McConnell tl' a 4' ' J J 3' Delores McCoskey ,ff f ' 9 0 '- g ',' Charlene Maier 1 'J , SQ- ' A AK ' - Dave Major ,4L-...I 3 L, 1' H 36 v 4 I lEil?BHh3FtBEfQ!b12:'5T f 1 f: f! ':'m'29 ' - -..,,4', --...A-...- Y .. -W- Firrt R010 f I 2, Flo Markoff 'IS 4' .ga fi- 9' ,aw iv- fl x'5? EV 3 f' N Lydia Martindale 5 fu , 'L ' Q 'i Betsy Masel 1 X 12945 Q Abigail Mead Ray Meyers Second Row Bonnie Miller 6 N , it-at X 6. Q .5 F Carol Miller we it S i s A ws., , ,jp Terry Miller it x ' SFR? L' J' , M Tom Miller xx h iffy xjs I, ' WI Marilyn Moats f 'A' ', ' ' Caralyn Morrill 1 Third Row V Merna Mosel ga g V rf K X wg rg Marjorie Musser 3... ' was W... Lynn Neuenschwander P .Q S ' Myra Neuhauser X X Km i tg - S Kirk Newell IA f ,T 2 Jean Nolan - Fourth Row H - Judy Osborne ,, 4: ' ' Q ga ,Q Q P R Kathryn Osborn 5 A W N3 Y , il , 'L' iw' mf' Q3 Chuck Owen 'T' ' ' ' 3 L Lg. Russ Oyer ' W ' ,U ' X Carole Palmer ,lx . ' y l Lowell Pape ' , Fiffh Row John Parke S A AQ P gx ' A Patti Parks Q g 0 f W f 'M W 0 : sr is Tom Pinder L xl 3' A, -If? P gm 1 , 3 Chuck Pocock A if . W ,, Carol Pritchard ' ff X f ' A Vir inia Pu h N ' am 1591 - K Sixth R010 g g V Roger Railsback ' ' . Ruth Rainier 'T' 'ri ,, S fa . ca '57 Cleo Ray I j-' . i -X , i Ig, X Eugene Redding .fi r I A W ' Bernice Rekeweg V '- a or X v Sunny Reppert f M ' ' Sezfenzh Row QQ. ,.1. I Kip Riddle - M m '9'ig ' ' Patricia Roddel 5 Q' 0 A :,: L - 3 ,,,., 5 Q A 41' .75 'Ss Diane Roe ' i ' 1 55, -- . Win Rood S, Y 'if A 5 ig! '7' Gwen Royse 'I ' 'A A X i Y r gg. if Barbara Salaka Ek at 41 . so tfta f if Eighth Row Morrie Sanderson I H : ' John Sawyer 4- S 55, ,Jig W an 5, ,si 5 g 4, Margaret Schell. wgf . 5,5 Jr, tif ,QJ M M. , M X Sarah Scheiman ff , ff 1, V.Vi ,,.. L 1237 '53-'f' l Heather Schreiller VAS ' I ,R N' . 'K Marcia Schultz f, . ' ' Nifzlh Row ' Barbara Seitz John Seng K 5. Q- W M ... Alan Severance . l f ,gc I 3 iff' ., Gloria shim SW' , l fT7r, Qfzv 1 C? Nancy Showalter W ,aft T -4 Karole Siddall 2771, gh A ' Tenth Row - . Sharon Simmers 4 -1' A.. V7 - Z 7 'CQ ' '- ! . 5 i , 1, ..,. ff- V G! f ..: , . ,,1- ' ,.,,- , ai '3 V , r V V' hd 'Da X..- . Lx ' Natalie Skow Donna Smith Jacqueline Snyder Barbara Solaro Phil Sosinski 37 JM , in-rsh -1 gun- Q-vang' , 5 ,g Firjl Rau' Joe Spallone 5 Q ,, - 114 N - ng, 9 5: 47 ,M Sharon Stallings Qt-'Q' 4.2, Q, 1 ' 'Q 4' Charles Stzlnbery 1 , ,, I ' 4 7 Loree Stanski K 3 -lack Stark - 4 john Stephenson Semin! Ron' A W , - Carol fn Sternberg ,. - 2 .- 1 Q ' 'wk 7' lgolores Stem , F- feb lf 1' 4-9' Mary Stuntz A-1 ' ' 'B' - Frecl Stovall M l . Geraldine Tee le t 9 A x Marilyn Trennant Tbffu' Roll' A , 4 f, , 0 joan Thomas 0 tn n' . Annette Voorhees cf' '-F ' , ' ' -' ,.- fl! Sharon XY'alker ' ' , ' .4 N N Sue Whlllmeiser - Carolyn Xvnlling 'i 'im' -loyce Wfatson FUIIVIZ7 Roll' 4 -9 x 0 Q I Mary Lee XVenver ' George XY'ehrmeister , , , , , Gene XVelker A - 4' I ' jim Welker I 3 ,. A jerry Wferling Ronald Wlmite ff Fiffb Rflll' , ,J 1 ,, ,QV l I' ,, ': 5 '. Mary Ann Wfilkens I., , 4 , , v 2 1 9 iv, Jan Wfinn 'q U, ' il , v Janice XX'ise .W ,,. 1 Judy Wfise f A A Dennne Wissner Connie Yarinn l N Sixllv Razz' i Nancy Zinlce 3 0 rl 'vi I 4 A7'L'l7L'l'.f bit lbe mrgel in Ibeir rifforjf tigaimf COIICONHLI in mp picfzzre, Kelly: pil! extm poiuf perfectly bemfeevz the w'or.rbf1r.r. lu bolfom picnnw. Arclwr bark crarber C:I!fC'f.f' .rem11zfm'3'. K 4-S .AV N , x. L zz d cz' 6 7' ln the upper right are the officers of the Class of 1957. Seated, left to right, are Martha Livingston, social council, Marcia Jaxheimer, president, and Judy Denig, social coun- cil. Standing are Mrs. Evlyn Spray, adviser, Dave Matthias, secretary-treasurer, Kip Ormerod, vice-president, Christie Stavreti, social council, and Lester Hostetler, adviser. Looks like Dwight Flowers, the boy most likely to suc- ceed, and Jim Clauser, the boy who has done most for the school, are up ro something. That sling-shot is aimed for Gail Baldwin, the girl most likely to succeed. Sharing sundaes after school is shown in upper middle photo. Standing left to right, are Christie Stavreti and Dorothy Markoff, cutest couple. Janeanne Thomas and Dave Matthias were tops when it came to choosing cutest girl and boy. It looks like Carol Biggs, voted most perfect lady, is being condemned to her last meal as she is being seated by John Robinson, most perfect gentleman. Assisting him with the Liberacel' treatment are Marcia Jaxheimer, best speaker, and Janet Sauer, best musician. ln the bottom photo, Judy Denig and Kip Ormerod . smile as they push the class clown, Marvin Smith, into the trash cart. Judy and Kip won the titles of the girl and the That's dancing? p h 0 t 0, Roberta Buck and Dave . Renkenberger. il f best girl and boy dancers, look on as Mike Ham and Liz Moore try to dance. Mike and Liz were named best athletes. boy with the best personality. 13:12. p In the right lower . L Q ,V . 'V a A 39 4 Mill-1? Q- 1nr--- - - - .,.-.l.l.- acob 5 ,. .2 i ..fb,..' 'QSC' P ' 1 .,n.- e Q41 S S ,- flvntu 4.3011-lwiilg' L Firri Rau' Beverly Arthur a- ' Anita Ashton j, ' Susan Augspurger ' Gordon Ault Beverly Backstrom I Joyce Bagby Second Ron' Nancy Baker Emily Bailey n'n , A 4 V QE- -' Gail Baldwin 'v . A - . Nadine Bauer f ff! .I l Dave Beams V g,g:,,,,, , Jo Anne Beaudway 1 Y Third Rau' X Judy Belschner J , .: - N ,, -., , , Jeanne Bennett u . ' Marjean Benton ' ' 1 ' ' lb C Bill Berg i j 14' 'i I p Barbara Bowes I 1 J H f 'i-,N I A A I Sheila Bradley FOIIVIL7 Row Sandra Brateman - 7, - , ' V x , Elizabeth Breedlove ' ' ' 'dj' Y ' v ' ,Q Ann Brown y f Q 'YJ -' N 7' Fred Brown ' ' ' f V. , , X Jim Brown lx!!! 'll N 'H Fiffh Rau' Roberta Buck 1 A A , -3 Sam Buckley 9' ' , X 1- r 'N X 4' 1 Imogene Budd ' - ', 'f 7 , . f- I, ,I Linda Byers J E . f .11 ' JN Ned i3yr2 I , A oe age 1-A 14 ll L aff , Sm ROM, Ax Paul Campbell u I Susan Carr ,. 4 '3 ' '73 1 0 4 ,Q p 6 Nancy Carter , ', - - .61 QQ ' Q2 Annette Carto ,X ' , .J -I Ilze Cielens 1 ' I A John L. Clark lv - 771 ' Serenlh Row Judy Clark 4 Sandra Clark - f- J. - ,g ,K v, , .. f- Ga l Jim Clauser U . . I., .34 , 4-5, .:. Judy Click .f ' 1' I , ,xl 5 v ' l, v Don Conley 'Q 1 I, 4 K1 xx ! - X ' Bill Connor A c .I 1 J , . Eighth Rau' Charles Copeland Rosie Cozmas :Y ,, 2 - ,, , , ,f Carol Cramer A f ..,- J 7, 5 Tommy Crandall ' eff ,, . ' ' lk if ' f ff' ' Donna Curley 4 J rl Judy Denig i l Q Ninth Row Nancy Dildine Elinor Dinius B A -4 3 - Sandra Disher 7 C A -i -V 'AMT ,. wk'-F 'l Mary Lou Driver fi' Y J A ' Q7 ' N ff' Judy Dunstone - ' - -9 f tv ll Terry Eads U , ' - Tenth Row Ann Edens Carol Edgar 0 'Q A' ' Judy Ehrman ,A s ug ,sl Q 'I' Larry Eicher 5, C' K Q 1 ' fl 1 Porter Emrick , A, s x b. l 4, f Judy Erwin MP , .. , V 40 . f , .. I . i a2E!3lfLi1LHf'Ei3'Z'?:V'i1!'9'i5'3f 'i .t'i'N1W1i'l4Y5'- ' ' I . Fi-mf R010 zz, r Gloria Evans ,i r W ,. aa -at 'fi ' M S 5 at Pam Evans A E, X ,LV 'tg-Qt Q19 Sharon Faulkner S 'G' ' .. 'l ii' 'S Herbert Foote ' 9 1' uv 'V' 'Di 'Sl X Dave Fortune Thomas Foster Second Razz' Juliene Fox 4 . H, '. Glen Franklin , , ' ..- WV- J Sharon Freehill . V A ' Sandra Fruechte W Dennis Fuller is Carol Gable Third Row M S A Monica Gable f-3, A , Q3 V V Ann Galbreath if Jw ,' W , , fr! A 3 Nancy Gareiss S V, w L' 3,9 ' Mary George es, Ji QS V. V Q fr Sharon Gephart l John Gerke S N, 1 Fozzrtb R010 L A Carol Sue Glass L F Q lz- '- Nancy Goldfuss M, J ' 5' 'I V 'lrl X' 5' WV - 1 Judy Goller fy r, f A-f , 'W' Nj, Diana Goodin t nini '1 VV V f V sc Janet Gripe A A Mary Ann Gul1eY A A ' Fiflb Row ' ,' Bonnie Holloway A - ,Q 0 Mike Ham sv 45 at gf- 'A ,Q 4 ' ,fs X' 4 Bill Harmison .QW lla 'wb' if Charlotte Harris . , -'t - ' V! Joann Hawk -1 , if , K A Charles Heiser Sixth Row 4 is Jim Hellwig Vi ' - V Sally Hollis is -51 5? G '77 W 'TP F 'Q' V, 4 A Q Pat Hoover ,gig 1.24 V' ?, 5 Judy gnnian t ,,,,, R -it V ,W 3 W' A at rven V AX V- we 4 'x ' ' lk ' , Sue Irwin in 1, ' S ff S6l'97Zfl7 Row f-r1 t Marsha Jaxheimer 'Tc ' , Mary Johns rt :A -4' 3 Q A 2,2 J., '-' .- Steve Jones hi, i' ,iv P ,L aj, ' ' E Valerie Jones ,,- - WMV, ' td' ' ' s Mike Junk V , ' 1 Q Robert Kable , ' i ii 5 f ,'Vv,. X - 5 V . V . .. at X f Ezgbtb Row Amelia Kachiamenis B Dick Kolkman A ff' ,. K- ' fr- k . J i Eddie Kouder gl , ,J :I :V 3 f ,. fi V 'ja ? 4 VV, Dick Keefer J v 1 ' ,,a.3 ' K -, M ,S ,' 'rw' J H 'av V3 T-Z3 - i 835 ,lb , .41 4 .1 , . . ri 3m . .f , 31 . 5 Vt' 'F in gi fag' S, L I vi J , N ' f 'wsu W A ' L I ' 575 fl ' . fl I f tx 1 A l , A 5' ' ff Q :W - 'P ' 'gi f .,..: .f 1 ', ' V if gig, K V .1 ,-VVV V 4 V 7 , -V 3 4 -6 ... '-fll i '- . . . . , James Kiermaier Connie Kimble N imb Row Larry King Keith Kirbach Sue Klebe Lois Klopfenstein V Jerry Koos Roberta Krakower Tefztb Row Paul Kramer Jerry Kreachbaum Beth LaBarbera Jim Lagemann Margery Laycock Nadalyn Leakey V 41 -, e' i ':1-rams ,-3 Q- xv ,L V 5 v f' A 'P fp. . ,. 'C-v 6 cfs' -' 'ii - I 'T i x' Z N ' ' ' ,X L -Q7 X ' Fr' v- i 27' I3 6-N I ua cfs. Ix 4: :F v 0 V' ..- , Q - 1 li- Q' L4 , ,N-Q' 41 X -ur' I- ,gi 1 J . Q A '-' lv' .fwfr I 'S at 'Q 'Ib 114' ni 'l 5 IN 5' 'Z ' ' ff, -1 C f 'Z 4' ffl' l X 1 -'K C f fi, .- 1 V, 4. 'a .0 1. 'C N W A ., L 4 Q, . N--1 -Y . 'Ah R b - 1 f L .I h i ! lg 1 'l 'fr' I: -. .2 '- ' - . ,., .- K, M1 - 1 y w -' i -1 wk f 1.11 X I i i 71 'ii ' Kp rv J., fs Y' K, ' iv- S 5 ,W A ,Q s. .L Y' ' I' 5 D ' , q . . 2 X if I 1. V A L T? 1' I .4 ,H 1 by t, -is ,, fi' . fry fi' .llv 'v ' - I y I , A Ai . 4 . 4 x 3 4 J ' xl -fr. 1 s. Tv P ' ' V '. ,.' , , V -- ,N If , . . . - P s .1 , v W A-.fx K ,. 1 1 ,,.. 'offs 'alia -5:9 ks. , 4 -I, ,f -.I A ,, I ' J - xx l l . i 6 'D I Q I 5' h A 'Z In v-yu 'T' . My - -A- ' ., f -3 ' Jr X I 1 V' X . X' 3 1 ' :I -vii . I:il'.l'f Roll' Klem Lebamofl' Bill Lee john Lehman Margaret Lintermuth Martha Livingston jim Lloyd Scflllltf Knit' Don Lutz Patty McBride Paul McBride joe McCarty Doug McDiarmid Louanne McDougal Tfrfnf Ruiz' Diana Manning Pamela Manth Dorothy Markotf Dave Matthias jerry Meredith Wfanda Meyer Fnlltlfn RUN' Nancy Miller Ann Miser Nita Mitchell Delore Moilanen David Moore Liz Moore Fifth Ruiz' Linda hloravee Susie Morganthaler Barry Moser Carl Mosser Carl Mowan Martha Mueller Sfxflv Run' Ronald Mumma Sandy Neumann Rita Nichter Bill Noble Lynn Odier Kip Ormerod SL'I'L'Illb RUN' Carole Oyer Carl Parkison Jim Parks jackie Penisten Lavon Portman .Indy Pribble Ifiglvflw Ron' Keirha Punsky David Redding Lawrence Reeves Xwerner Reifsteck Sharon Relue Dave Renkenberger Ninlb Rott' Martha Richter Sondra Rissinger John Robinson Marilyn Rodey Mike Roemke jucly Rondot TC'l1fb Ron' Martha Roney Shirley Ross Bill Rotherr Louann Ruch Leroy Samra Scott Sandeson 42 'nan X ,N X240 Q fgx X '35 S J gg ,Y ' 491 -4 t -I .4 X 'T ffl? ,px U' 1--v , .- Q ' fs M 5 -- .S X rv, rl Xia, E .rf '35 .gi Q x X0 ,gg in 39 ,.,. v. 'Q' Q - ,wx ,- X .t- 5 my 15-7 P' A -se' -nr' 'Q' Q ' , M' N 1 x N 'If' -gr, K' f Q Q 0 f- X 7, J My 'Q .vi '.'V'i' 'K 'rw ff af, f Q 'CVS W- H 4, Q 5 t k -...nf l tx A- 'S' Y ff ' ' f 1 f,. : 1, 3 .S P' X A as T at 0' A 'J' T A. H. .5 'tv 4'-' 3 ij, ,ziggy - , - M 1. ik o Isl 'aa' 'XF 't T 'Q' 4 J if t tea 3-u '9X ll MV 4 ,..,,fv .A Q 4 , Xi' J XC' L' 'ff-f , sv on y 1 if .fl l ,f . if fy f. fm ..- 'qg -f' x ,, ' IQ 'Lf ,7- 'TT' U, t ' 1 ...za - X ,X ' fl 1 FWX 9 Q anim, ar 1 x ,Ke Fir!! Row Dan Sappenfielcl Larry Satterwaite Janet Sauer Dave Scherschel Phyllis Sherman Ginny Shopoff Second Roll' Dick Skiver Joanna Smith Joyce Smith Janet Snyder David Spears Linda Stark Tfvirrzl Row Christie Stavreti John Stephan Dale Stinson Sam Stinson Janeann Thomas Jim Thomas Fourth Row Joe Thomas Sue Toombs Carol Vanclermark Janet Von Gunten Rita Von Gunten Quincy VanHorn Fiffb Row Lynn Vorbau Nancy Walda Ronnie Weiss Susie Welch Jack Wicklilfe Judy Williams Sixib Row Judy Wood Sherrill Wyatt Don Yaney Nancy Zeller Hi-Y beauty qneem: Fran Bagley, Nancy Ezfmzr, C:lI'01jf7Z DeHaz'e7z, mul Rilla Ellir. Szmientr in Ibe biology clan fi1zge1 'Jome Jpecimem. 43 71, t A594 1 Novices . . . First Class Featured on this page are some of the outstanding personalities of the class of 1958. Pictured in the upper left corner are Nancy Arnold, voted most perfect ladyg john Bennhotf, most perfect gentleman and the boy who has done the most for the schoolg and Nancy Burton, the girl who has done the most for the school. Mad-About-Motors-Miller tRichieJ. the most ath- letic freshman boy, gets a few pointers from Sharon XY'altenberg, the most athletic girl, concerning the workings of a motor Surrounded by a harem of lovely females is Sheik Dick Miller, voted the most handsome boy and the boy with the best personality. The two beauties on his left are Susie Craig and Betsy Dildine, who tied for the girl with the best personality, On the right is Connie Hurt, the cutest girl. Phil Shriner and Susie Bradley were voted the cutest couple in the freshman class. Molly Somers, the girl voted most likely to suc- ceedg Sally Chapman, the best girl dancerg and Judy Christman, the best musician. are ready to begin their around the world tour by bicycle. I J 3 'O Q 3 A es it fX i - x 44 is aah.. - , YA, ,nu J A '..,, Q., M ' -' ISSN? ., esWifx,iRiuii.llii'NFl!KH f--1' I ?791'5E9'1'7Pi 74VT 4'5?'l 7'-5'?3l ' 'i f Pfafff'-'PIX-rM ' ' L' 'L F '...L31! f 'lfQZ'Z' fJiLT ' .J..L .3'fuBnz-.' 'f'-1-'lf-'.,.L.!ZL'li 12' . as . 5 'W ,,, K ,- A A .3 , .- V. N... - ,, ,., A . ,, ,, J , -1 af v aw Zi' 9' .. 1 Kl - I X J' ., . ' f . -- 1 Q . N 'f C if ft , 1- ss fs Q X ' ' ' W 9 f Mn ' - 3 53 as ,W , ff ' gy' A .,- ,, 4-5 ' 4 'L '- f ff' A rl: .,. S wi. f :ff N C f A -.1-is ,. J I N Ai Ai. A it A-i'-11 'N fl c 855.35 A V f.. 3 fy 1,3 F A . A 7' A we 1 H, f '-.ab wg I E 1 ,, .F-nv 'A' 'fy' 'v'-I E 'ary 43 4' Z -Q I ' 4 E3 2. 3 K 41:-C, fx- 9, 3 lg 32.3 J... 13 gl. 4+ cz.: , . 0 . J -A It f ir, 5 J 1 fs 4 4 - 1. . I 1 ju-1 A Q. 2 4 in t --'iff if I in 'lt .3 1:2 ,,, 7 J . .. -'J ,za Q ,, J we-f .W -W M .f as X 2 1' ' aim. 4 A 1 iv, Qdqxf QQ iagxg thi' . , . .- ff' or i- Q I 'V .,--' M- . - ' ' 'N' ' . , 'T' J , N ' X ' S tw 'Q ,ds Ai a if It 5 R 4 ,.- ' ff: K 'M' ' ,.. .,. A . f W' is JW' ' yy , V ' X n s A' f s . us- r , f, M- ' . cr' I.1..l-I X ...M ff' 5 We M of ss f 6 A, Z1 f' L: 65-f fi -aj -f 1 If X Fin! R0-zu Mary Adamonis Sharon Akers Judy Alfeld Robin Allen Charlotte Ames JoAnn Allendorph Second Row Bill Anderson Nancy Arnold Linda Axsom Dick Baade Jerry Baldus Carol Bass Third Row Al Beam Nancy Beard Carolyn Beardsley Jerry Beauchamp Marilyn Beck Judy Becker Fozmrh Row John Bennholr' Lester Bender Penny Bixby Marilyn Bland Bill Boggess Doris Bonfiglio Fifzh Row Marilyn Borcherding Janice Wlerstler Neil Boyer Bobby Bower Mary Braden Susie Bradley Sixth Row Kathleen Bright Don Brittsan Bob Brown Jacquelyn Brown Stuart Burgan Nancy Bruns Selzfenrh Row Marcia Burt Nancy Burton Jim Campbell Joyce Campbell Tom Campbell Sharon Carper Eighth Row Mike Carr A ' X Larry Carson ,as ,Z A, ' 5 L., 7+-X !.',. 3 .dx , J vy Judy Carter A A .ll f V Phil Cariwgght ' A ,,,' ' , A i 1 ' ' , Dic haney ' J wi , X Wk P H X Sally Chapman -...-miaig - -X ,' Ninfh Row i Judy Christman ' Sharon Christman 7, Q, Q Jw ,go lf,-,, F 9 ,, fm Victor Christlieb A , , ' ' d ' ,A 1 1, .f W., Jeff Clark 'S' ' '-'T' 'T' 'F' Jolly Clarkson J xl 'V ,'.-lA Carolyn Clevenger I H I K ,' J - 5' Tenth Row ' Carolyn Cline ' Julie Clugston M 4, 1, Q A ,A ' June Coder U , A I J - ' Barbara Coffee f 9' 7 'Sf N RQ? 5 ' W x Linda Coker B X4 ' J Carol Colby J J 1 l 45 TOTEM fy ESf,,3lQ gs. K Sb ST 'RSL ,QS f F . 3 g,, sf in 1? 22 I SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 H ! - ...Q -,..g4: Filfff Ruiz' A A Steve Coleman ii ' 9 A 5 S' Q - rf Sharon Conrad -V' I7 i '- r gg, Susie Craig e, , Marilyn Crane J T l ' Susan Crawford I Kaye Crosby A Serfnnl RON' Margaret Cross ,. 8 5. 7: A. -fi Barbara Curtis r -p .., -3 'J Jo D'An 'elo ' v cl ': Q 'V i Ania DeArmond K J I K Judy Deck l lu - ' K. Diane Decker 'lfwirtl Run' lNlillie DeMetre :O i A ,Z 1- 4 Mike Dennis .5 ' - .- Ted Despos I q ' I Ginny Diehm il ,: U , X U , V BcfsyIDi1dIg1.i-1 ill, 1 4 . -me I I It Frufrflz Ron' f Beverly Doherty 1 A Q - , A Q ' 7 Patrick Doherty A 3 'Q -F as f' ' Nancy Doty ' 'ff -f ' ' 9 Dorothy Druart N ,-:5.... V A - Vallory Eckrote nfffj 55,12 Y J Susan Eisenhut ml W Li K Fiflb Ron' Carol Engle 1 Q , i Lois Fairweather 7 1' J ' as 7' 'Q su 0 David Fell Qi ' ' ' 'Q '-if Q-L' Diann Fisher I ' . . - 5 A ' Karen Feltenbergeg - J 1 - f Nancy Ferver a A AJ X ! VJ Sixth Ron' J Carol Fett P Marilyn Flaig -' ' 4 ' - , n 4 4 V- Susan Flightner ,,, 4 . ' June Flaugh ' ' y ,4 1 Vera Fogleson . , , ' Marilyn Fowler A ' A ' Sereufb Ron' Janet Fowler John Foster M , a, i ,, as 0 A. .1 4 , 9 Nancy Frain L .t - ' .3 .fl E lf: . X! Pat Frentz ' v M ' Tomgrueclhtenicht - . -' ' . L ' an rump 'f 'i A J A , ll Ifigbtb Ron' Lillian Fuller Jane Gall 'T A ,, 1 P , anet Gareiss Q5 3 g ' , if ' as J Sherree Garvin ...B ' ' . -f 1 David Gebhard ' ' Lloyd Geiger nl AA . nal Mike Gilsdorf Margaret Graham 9. 9 -g 1 Joyce Graue 'X A. ,. ,,, ,A Mary Ann Gulley 'zz f' Z 5 G' 'V I Cheryl I-Iabecker I t ' 1 K ' 'ff -f' Karyne Hagerty A 1' - 5 ' J j L Tenlb Rozz' A Jeanne Hammons Judy Hart N - , r Judy Hawk ' 1 1 Bernard Hay 'YE' J .if X6 x 'xwllf , ' Linda Helms S- W' ' . I '-J Ralph Helms r . f 46 V 5, ll Q3QlifZH7fl!iuf173KqNl'Qill'3Y3f'3'ilfZlZl'lf13!4-575159 9W:i'f3f' 1 L has i sa.. aaa- 5.--if r 'Q Firr! Row ,ay J 1 ' ii?1y John Hendricksen '.f13': fr , , - ' Cheri Henry ,ge 3, .4 - 4, gg, J Bill Hicks 3 I in I Nancy Hilsmier V ' 1 ' W 1' X ' Janet Hoekstra A Joanne Holder ' Second Ron' Judy Holloway 5 'ac .su A ,- Q .. , ' I Pat Holloway Ll' 1 .lj-Q Susan Holmes ' ,J .- .ig A f Barbara Holzworth I .J 4, Sandy Hoover Q f i azaifisisaaifff J i 1 Mary Hopkins Third' Ron' 7 Bob Horton W ' ' Q 2 V ff , ,,, 'Z sr.. xi Diane Houser S H! 3 M 2. V' K It y tw' .S if- '- - Dan Howe f-9 , 'T Qi' If 'QF' E 'D' Flora Mai Hudlow f' i 3 'df M Connie Hurt L I' A ' Keith Hyman Fourth Ron' Diane Jackson A Q A gh E J W gr ja .3 T Terry7Jackson. J an ' he--W ' F Y M N, A, , Kay Jamieson KW' F' -an 'W W , 't !g ' Mary Jenkins W ln, XM Linda Jones 5, fzb K Y rift! R Carolyn Johnson 'z J ou' fm Beverly Jones W f W ' Joanne Kane ' E ff, ff J 4 J, . VVVZV .1 x fx- fir Kip Kaplan A Q9 'jg D f ,fi 1'V .4 Nancy Keck M I' WJ, 2 , J 33 7 Carol Kenner A K 5'-gif' X Joanne Kern ' I Sixth Ron' ' gb 'i'- A Janice Keener Q r Elizabeth Kiessling ff- 41' ,4 H- .0 f' ' 9 .. ., A 3- J Lonnie Kimble .L L.: 3 zii Lf, 3 f ' Jimmy King N. -- ,if X . A7 Q A ' 57, Norma Klaehn Q 'X ' ,A J Jocelyn Kopper 5 'A Seventh Ron' Jane Korte A W Y f Q Stanley Kramer S. 'Lf 'W 3 2 : , fi. V 5 Sylvia Lassen g ln lj. X L3 ,I-3 Marty Lehman iw, 9 , - 'Sf Kenneth Lehman A, , Q I J fig ' f 211 S Tom Lerch r 2 EW 'QM J:-A 'i' A' S X Eighth Ron' -Q-MX ' Linda LeVay ' 2 X i Karen Linclenberg :P R '53 . ,A 1, Mary Jo Lindenberg -9 K '-51 Judy Lindquist 3 f M- ' 4 Q I Jerry Lotter K 'Q ' Lou Ann Lucas . ,ix l Ninth Ron' V V Judith Lunz Carol Lytle ' i . Dick McBride 7'-9 Q L A rj as fi? W f Janet McClain V ' X-ff' n J W 'gfl' . Jean McCoy if XJ J Peggy McFarland ,J ' I Tenth Ron' Tim McGee Richard McCart A A Nancy McMahon Kay McNabb A 4 ' .A 0 ' 7' 11: S if 22 Q ff? ff, iff' Foster McNeal l' V -Wy 3 Carl Marker i w A . ,. 47 .f' -1 Firr! Ron' 'A ,. Glenda Markton J M ' P , jf- ' 9 , Marilyn Marschand C -f-v -Sf' , 3 ,' ', Marilyn Mahler 'I Q, Ronnie Marker A ' Karoyn Melton ' - f Pere Messmore Sccmlrf RUN' 4 s Marilyn Meyers yy Q Q' 4 ,9 - 5, 0 ' A Eddie Middaugh X L. 7 X If . V -Q ' - Buz Miller -P - v ., Y I s P- , Dick Miller 4 K .PJ I ' jerry Miller 4 ' -' - 'lf Larry T. Miller A Third Ron' Larry R. Miller .Cv 2 Q 9 6? To 1' Q 5- ' ,I Mary Miller- 3--, --7 - nl l L - Rich Miller Q , f ry - i 'V' 2 Jem Mills W ' ,649 Pat Minier ' i Bill Moore FOIIIYZ7 Ron' Rx Nancy More Q 4 I' Q. Je: A T in V by Mary Moring ' ,. 3' 3' M Don Mosure -K. ' X ' f - 3 Y -W' Colleen Murray ,,- 'A 'I 4' 2 Ellen Myers fs M A A nr :Z john Nagel -N Fifzb Razz' - Phyllis Nahrwold 4 fs r 4 , p, 4 F 7: Richard Neff ' ' 3 V, , if , 'QM Anna May Netterfielcl LQ f' Y -Q ff , ' Bonnie Neuenschwander 'S I., h N' Ig- , - ' ' f Kay Newell 6 ' f -Ike A' Sandra Koch A A f lil. Sixib Roll' Sharon Nitzsche , f , K Phil Norman Q P 'SJ' uf C' '3-Ae' ,, 1 Judy Novitsky 'cf f? . 127 gf- Q--f V. Nancy O'Connor - , Q , , Robert Oechsle ' - W , R Oh li A Seventh RON' oseann nesorge Judy Ormsby , ,N Donna Ornas iv, H ' n' ,Q '- Q 1. Rita Orr .11 ftp, Q - ' fi A Amparo Pape i ,f s C2 if J: v,,. Dennlis Paiijkerc , atti ar s ' Eigbtb Row Sandy Parrett Dave Parrott 4' , 'SOS ,Q X N 1 3 Dennis Payne , 't ' -5 . ' A f,,. Mar Ann Perkins Q7 -j ,, fr Y ' ' vi X J ' 7 P Jo Ann Perry ' X' Bill Pettit - -. fvr.-.' A F ' Ninth Row Joan Pettit n Q john Phillips 7 'I S , Bill Piepenbrink LL 71 ' 'fs ' A , 'P Vivian Plumle ,. I r , Y 3 f- I '7 Q P' 4' -f Roger Pollitt -f ' V Y I 1 Martha Jane Pritchard A --- . . b 3' S N Tamb Row Steve Procise Carol Putt 0 ., 3 Q 0 1, 5 jean gawlesR .E , , VJ ianne ei ff x 9 .LL 4 W' Janis Repine ' 'f ' ' A Beverly Rice 48 14 F, fe ,ga f 753' x-JI H t :J . 1g4tigv.'3'f!1Eg'55i'i55f5f?P1x.vr1nQj51q's!'M1-wifi'-'rnwgmg-V','-f. .Q-fr' N r V 'i-:vgg,L..:eggh,ggp-Ll' ' ---ai f-144541, Km F iff! Row , ,. Q ,- , i u ' K A t V Ed lo Rice q-L x -. H- . . t f ,bk f . Q I ' Phyllis Rice -E X, t 17 Q34 D -'gr' Alice Richard Mi. 'lv 5,3 xiii N .1 Barbara Richey. K .i:'igii:'i . IE Nancy Reim J.. 1J' I 321537 -' ' . f - -7- ' i ' Ann Riping Second Ron' X Bill Roberts A fs ,fi 4 7' i J ' LeRoy Roddel ag - t Lois Root if t -4 - f V 5 Peter Rothberg 7 is i' 'isml 7 1 f E' Sharon Ruhl 1fT3P2:,4een k fl! V Janet Rupp , 1 Third Rau' - Kathi Ryan 4. ' rs 'Q Q ,. 3- Q. f- fag tg an ii, g Ralph Saylor '34 Q Q- fe, jf, fy ii' Kaye Schakel A l w 1 - , ' Y Larry Scherschel Bob Schmitz 5 Q l ' pm 5 ' lim Scott S Wm Fourth Razz' D joan Scott A- , ,, '- rn ts 3 5 :' -1- 1. 5' Michael Scott Q FT , 3 Wi I ,J .fjg ig, ' David Seaman ' ' ' Q., 5 B' X , J ' Patty Secrist 3 'Q J dw 7 Pat Seibert 1f5jfff'1:::7 ' A 1 4' ' S ,Q , , X Glenda Sharon Fiffb Ron' Y John Shannahan Q V 4 :S 3 7. 4, in eh, Anne Sherbondy .3 Q, A A - rf , , l anice Sherman lv- f -f . ,,.,-af - ' . 75 W f ' ' Q. f Q ' ' Dick Shock 1 f 4 ' ff j Barbara Showalter M f-45 ' Q Phil Shriner ' Sixlb Row M Leonard Sills To 'L' Q, x A C joan Simmons 'A' r ' fr. 2 ' fl ta 'Q 3' - Nancy Slick ' ,Y-' B7 -A BQ, - ' - 'J' Don Smith fl 5 f BL Ms l BT Nick Smith gg , Q f 1 N ' Neil Snyder N' Seventh Row Molly Somers :V in X , A Nancy Somers W T' W' 'Q .Q 31 2 Q- J Al Spencer 17 55 lg f 1 6, 1'3 A 3 Bob Spencer W 1 ' km - ' ue Bjlfylliesr Springer A Eigbtb Razz' 'fm X Sharon Sprunger f ef Jim Spuller , .Q 7 ,H 0 ' N gg-. X f V 'R' Brenda Stahl lvl A- I' 11 44, gre , Barbara Staley ' ' Y - 2 1-145 A R' , i , Barbara Stanbery V Q h ' wtf X' Marcia Steere 7 I , ' ' V Ninth Row Karen Stephan jim Stier 6' Y A 1: . A 47 M ,, ,. Marilyn Stigers N ..' s t V: , ,, 'c if he G fi A f ' C EW! K Laticia Stinson 'r Tenth Row Juanita Stockton Q Larry Stoner gg , f, V F ,. Robert Stout -1 .5 , -A 'Q F' 1 A J Carol Suckow 9. -V 4, 9-gf - my Bill Sutter I ' Xi J x, Dick Swager . , 5 , A -. ,J X . vi .- 1-, f A K I -j L fff If 49 -V1-ba i 1 5 N r If I I s 5-Slit . 1: , l K A af.. 'N f-.-5 G '4 Q 'O Qu 6 u I . ' gp ' .V ,.4 5 1 , . x ,- D x xv 1- . ggi .f ' hK1fW'7ff f - - A .. F- 'P ca G A' J 5 -' ' 1.9 ,W -5 .f' 1 --f-1 4 -f A 4' --f ' 'M X 1' f I 1 abr I , 9 4 C ,K xi at lj' E H 1 4,3 -Q I, 1 J. , 11 , ,', T7 . K 5 fl r Q7 i V l Q , ,git 4 -' 1 ' . f T fm wifi L' 0' f'?.' : 'i F' i 1 , U ,- .'l 5 4 - B' f' LT 'fd .. r. Y 4 Y 1 1 ' i A lasting 1, ,.. , 4 J fi 9 5 Q. e ff -- .. ' -1' ' , - ,- J,-, Q. - f '7f ! 'J l ij , '- ,JE 5 Q 1517 . V i ' .I f Q ,S rv 1 H. -V iv 10 V ca fi as , J-:Q 5 X ' ' 4 T . J' l kg i 5 f 'BL f J!x. Lf' , , . s Firzrt Ron' Julia Swygart Tom Tate Martha Taylor Phil Terrill Sue Timmons Vanna Tomer Second Roll' Jane Tonges Jeannine Treft Michael Truitt Tom Tsigulotf Virginia Tsuleff Fred Van Fossen Tlvircl' Roll' Larry Vanice Bill Vesey Sharon Vlfaltenburg Doris XValter Ann XValter Judy XY'altz FOIIVIZ7 Roll' Kenneth Ward Robert XVard Mary Wfatson Mary Rose Waul Joan Vfeaver Alice Wfeddle Fifth Ron' Janice Werstler Ann W'erkman Bob West Bill Wfhite Sandra Wfhite Ginny Whitiner Sixtlv Row Carol Wfiebke Betty Wfild Margaret Willianls Terry Winebrenner Elaine Winters Ruth Wuttke Scfzvfzlb Rau' Nancy Yunker Herb Zuercher Left: The jmziorr enjoy u Jongfert at 1190 jlmior Banquet, Kelly Kaperrf' H' A 50 ,,d X . 5 Q4 0 N 4 .,... ff. i fw hx' J J 2 Q .fl 5 Mx :ISL . lj' .. fir' w -4:7 .-n +1 Ririunium Becxuit-Bovvling Green State University, BS., Indiana State Teachers College, MA., .lunior Class sponsor, Camera Club sponsor, Cy' tlotron co-sponsor, Yell Leaders sponsor. Nui. COVAI.'I'-lllclltlfm University. BS., Columbia University, M.A.g Ohio XY'esleyan Universityg Univer- sity of Wlisconsing Indiana State Collegeg Ball State Teachers Col- lege, XY'estern Reserve University. RL'ssE1.i. Ft'RsT-Ball State Teach- ers College. B,A.g University of Chi- cago, M.,-X., Head of Banking. EvEiu3TT J. HAVENS-Ball State Teachers College, BS., Indiana Uni- versity, M54 Tennis Coach. H. INIIIRCH-AlblOU College, B.S.g Ball State Teachers College. A.B.g Columbia University, M.A.g School Treasurerg Head of Business Department. ERNEST XVALIQER-Central Normal College, A.B.g Indiana Business Col- legeg Indiana University, M.S.g Vis- ual Education Club adviser. GLEN STIEHING-Manchester Col- lege, BS., Indiana University, M.A.g Line Coach for football. 52 l K LL A Business Venture Trip: Typing students practice diligently on drills in Miss Covalt's Typing l classes. Botmm: Hoping they will learn to beat time are these industrious shorthand students of Mr, Murch. 'H' W' ' . f .' Ff siroiuI.i2 :W-m.r'ii-.aBW.nii.Cl3lfl'. '31, 1'-fi A Tide of Science Top: Jim Derheimer weighs another health student at the start of Miss Edith Crowes class. Center: Spermatophyta fthe plantj is the center of students' atten- tion in one of Mr. Weber's famous botany classes. Lower: Absorbed in the distillation experiment are Guerry MeNabb, Ann Landis, and Colleen Liddy in the chemistry lab. XVARD O. GILBERT-Indiana Uni- versity, A.B.g Head of Science De- partment. ALBERT HEINE-Purdue Univer- sity, B.S.g Bookstore Manager. DON T. WEAVER-Tri-State Col- lege, BS., Indiana University, B.S. and M.A.g Wfeather Club sponsor, Co-sponsor of junior Academy of Science. ROBERT WEBER-Purdue Univer- sity, B.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Studying at University of Michigan for M.A., Hi-Y sponsorg Co-sponsor of junior Academy of Science. LLOYD XVI-IELAN-Purdue Univer- sity, B.S.g Indiana State Teachers College, B.S.g University of Michi- gan, M.A., Math-Science sponsor. EDITH CROWE-University of Wis- consin, BS., University of Wash- ington, M.A. DORSA YODER-Goshen College, B.S.g Iowa State College, M.S.g Indi- ana Universityg Ohio State Univer- sity. 53 lf.-ff s 29 i 11 1...-if Is. MRS. ALICE KEEt2AN-West Vir- ginia. A.B. and M.A.g Upperclass GAA sponsor. CLAIR MOTZ-Manchester College. A.B.1 Indiana Central Collegeg Ball State Teachers College: Intramural Sportsg Athletic Director of sum- mertime city parks and recreation. HELEN POHLMEYER-Indiana Uni- versity. BS. and M.A.1 Freshman GAA sponsor. DON REICHERT-Franklin College, B.Sp Indiana State Teachers College. M.A.g Ball State Teachers College: Basketball coach. ROBERT T. DRUMMOND-Oberlin Collegeg Syracuse Universityg Ma- jorettesg Golf coach. LESTER HOSTETLER - Manchester College, B.S.g Director of all choirs. GEORGE COLLYER-Butler Univer- sity. A.B.g Indiana University. M.A.g Purdue Universityg Track coach. 5-1 Swabbers of the Deck Upper: Athletic games prove to be relaxing and enjoyable for girls in the gym classes. Lower: A snowball duel to the finish is in progress between student teachers Miss Thelma Mumby and Merle Hettler, student physical education, teachers. nmzewm-:fspvemw ---5-ey-.-1-f -.--f -----M - - ln? A Historical Epoch Top: Stan Levine illustrates a history lesson by indicating points of interest on the map. Center: Everyone looks like he's right at home in Mr. Feasel's his- tory class. Lower: Current happenings are stressed through election posters in government classes as pointed out by Kenny Scrogham, Peggy Robin- son, and Bob Rossiter. MARY CROWE-University of Wis- consin, Ph,B.5 University of Colo- rado, M.A. lNlARION FEASEL-Ball State Teach- ers College, B.S.g Indiana Univer- sity, M.A. J. H. MCCLURE-Indiana Univer- sity, B.A. and MA., Tri-State Col- lege, Senior Class sponsor. HAZEL M1LLER-University of Chi- cago, Ph.B.g Columbia University, MA. CLYDE PEIRCE-DePauw Univer- sity, A.B.g Indiana University, M.A.g Lions Club program chairman, Civic Improvement Committeeg South Side bowling team. JACK XVEICKER-Indiana Univer- sity, A.B. and M.A.g Know-Your City Club sponsor. XVILBURN C. WILSON-Ball State Teachers College, B.A., Chicago University, M.A.g Michigan Univer- sityg Harvard, Head of Social Stud- ies Departmentg Social Science Club sponsor. 55 fx 5'1 x wi ,f .f.. .QQ s 5 !f.f.i6 ,!', QQ. LF, -I x gow' 'u 'Vw .:.' A - A-:QQ ..--:rl . Egg.. is 4776 . 314' 4: pf if-, 7 uf A .-L Si' fa, 'fi-'xii , vu. L! AIN . . 'F - u . O 0 - i O ,i 3 wi . .fs,4'fh'3 f -7 U . --4f.:5a-2.-Hi. ' Ar'-- x5g-af' Q , ,,' x.-4' x' U , w. I , ,?:L. ..'5a., 95 ef V x' -L. . 'E 1 ki f . 4 M - 4 - fi I f ' N r igg.-an ,w .4-A. 4 S' vi - .,. N 1 - m Y, 'f -'lv f., , L' ' -, 5 ..- P-'k-L- Y i ev' Q-3 - .h. QiliRTIll'lJE OPPI2I,1'-University of XY'isconsin, A,B.g University of Michigan. M.A.1 Ohio State Uni- versityg College of XVilliaIn and Marv. Head of Foreign Language Department. OI.IvE Pr2RI4INs - Indiana State Teachers College. A.B,g Middlebury College. A.M.g University of XVis- consing University of British Co- luinbiag So-Si-Y sponsor. MARY EDITH REIIfIf-University of Michigan. A.B. and M,A.1 Ameri- can Academy in Rome, EARL STERNER-Indiana Univer- sity, A.B. and M.A.g Delegate to Representative Assembly of Indiana Stare Teachers Associationg Cor- responding Secretary of Fort XY ayne Teachers Council. Mus, GRACE WI1I.Tv-Northwest- ern Universityg Colorado Univer- sityi Indiana University, AB. Mics. RL'TII FLECIQ -- Ball State Teachers Collegeg Goshen College. B.S,g Mississippi State Teachers Col- lege: Iowa Universityg Columbia University. M.A.g Art Club sponsor. EvraI.vN SHERnoNm'-Ball State Teachers College, BS. 56 Sbzf 's C odemefz l'pjnI': Conjugation of Ll verb by several students holds the attention of .In interested Spanish class. LwII'eI': XVho ever heard of reading Ll comic book in one of Mr. Sterners entertaining Latin classes? V. ,gl 5 A L B V ' i f? fv1?v'w:f1: --T rr-:rn we-nrr:-a- ri - 2-as DAVID S. CRAMER-Indiana Central College, B.S.g Indiana University. M.A.g President of Fort Wayne Teachers Council, Local 700, Presi- dent of Indiana Council of Teachers Unions. MABEL FORTNEY-Ball State Teachers College, A.B.g University of Michigan, M.A.g USA Club spon- sorg Booster Club sponsor. ROBERT GERNAND-Pennsylvania State College, Michigan State Col- lege. B.S.g Assistant football coach. MRS. IYIILDRED LUSE-Butler Uni- versity, A.B. and M.A.g Co-sponsor of Girls Rifle Club and Math- Science. ROBERT PETTY-Central Normal College, B.S.g Indiana University, M.S.g Athletic Equipment Manager. PAUL SIDELL-Indiana University, A.B. and M.A.g Head of Mathemat- ics Department. XVILLODEEN PRICE-DePauw Uni- versityg University of Illinois, Uni- versity of Michigan, Indiana Uni- versity, A.B.g Columbia University, B.S.g Library Club sponsor. 57 as v 3 ...Q up- 'Q-r' -0 6' NANLX :Xllxl rx lnixcrsity ot Michigan. AB. XY'i1.i.iAixi R. Al-'Pl.l21iA'lilf-UHlX'Cf- sity of Chicago. Ph.B,: Columbia University. A.M.g Archery Club sponsor. CHARLES E. BlI.I.lARD-Bull State Teachers College. BS. and MA.: Indiana Universiryg Head of English Department. Rosi. BIARY DEl.ANcuv-Indiana University, B.A.g University of Col- orado, M.A.g Columbia University. INLARY GRAHAM - Northwestern University, AB. and M.A.g Senior Class sponsor. ROWENA HARvEv-Indiana Uni- versity, B.A. and M.A.g Columbia Universityg 1500 Club, Quill and Scroll, Booster Club sponsorg Dia rector of Publications. South Side Highg Supervisor of Publications of City Schools. IWARCIA HICKMAN - Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio, B.S.g XY'ranglers sponsorg AAUW. 58 ...pl E nglisb Marifzers Upper: Selecting books for extra credit work are these ambitious seniors. Lower: Having a high old time at their annual picnic are several familiar teachers from Archerland, namely Miss Harvey and Mr. Applegate. At the right are Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lindley. 'T ' T f -.jf 'T-373 .3Til.7l1-22521. Argonauts of Literature Upper: Miss Peck adds enjoyment to the study of English by pre- senting the subject in a variety of ways. Lower: With such a response from the students, this teacher probably wishes the photographer would drop in more often. blARVEY H. KN1GGE-Indiana State Teachers College, BS., Columbia University, M.A.g 56 XVorkshop co- sponsor. SHIRLEY MALONEY-Indiana Uni- versity, AB. and M.A.g Junior Class sponsor. JACK MOREY-Indiana University, BS. and M.A.g 36 Wforkshop co- sponsorg Treasurer of Fort Wayne Music Festivalg Member of board of directors of Civic Theater. LUCY OSBORNE-Ball State Teach- ers College, A.B.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A.g Indiana University, Lake Forest Collegeg 56 Wforkshop co- sponsor. SUSEN PECK-Ball State Teachers College, B.A.g Wisconsin Univer- sity, M.Ph.g Miami Universityg Indi- ana Universityg Meterite Club spon- sor. MRS. EVLYN SPRAY-Northwestern University, A.M.g Butler University, A.B.g Philo sponsor. MRS. BETTE MILLER-Study Hall Supervisor. 59 v Y - I r s- I I-2' x ,,-v 1 1' 4 . '-s. ,I ,Kea I.. I. C. A. Bifx-Indiana State Teachers College, 13.5.1 Indiana University. M.A.g Head of Industrial Arts. hlfxcit BoiiAv4Bal1 State Teachers College, B.S.1 Purdue University. M.A.g Indiana University: Varsity football coach. Mits. Ariuiuiv KAAsA-University of XVisconsin, B.S.g Vesta Club sponsor. BARBARA LIEII7 - University of Michigan, A.B.g University of XVis- consin, M.A.g Fellowship at Uni- versity of Pennsylvaniag Purdue Universityg Colorado A. and M. Ltcv Mi2Li,iiN-Bradley Univer- sity, B53 Columbia University, M.A.g Head of Home Economics Department, Cafeteria Manager. CLARENCLE IVIURRAY - Springfield Collegeg Ball State Teachers College, BS.: Indiana University, M.A.g Bradley University: Rifle Club sponsor. PEARL REHORST-Miami Univer- sity, B.S.g Stout Institute. M.A. 60 2 55A S Domestic La11cz'lubbe1t's Upper: Busy day. busy day . . for these future craftsmen in industrial arts classes. Cfezzlerz The hrst step in becoming a successful seamstress is to be able to wear the garments made. How about you, girls? Leiter: Does the old proverb The best way to win a man is through his stomach hold true in this case? Maybe Confucius will eat his words. W' sf .-T'-Qin. uhiiaim-.si.L'lrL?.k..!'i'f ' ' 'af I 5 53.4 4' O 1' J 4 x s by lash ' Q 1 A ,,.,f X X If Z -15 l'9Y ll! Nl N W 1 K but .' 'wg ' J.: ., .qi I Jil. u-eoiin' xc ' wap L Athletic Mczmzgers, Persomzel The athletic managers. the behind-the-scenes men. often do not receive the credit which they deserve. Here we hnd from left to right: Fred Procise. Roger Foote. George McClain, Chris Litchin, .ind boss Carl Shopofl going over their respective duties. 57 . Wayzze Scott, Recreation Officer Scotty , completing his fourth yettr in the capacity of Athletic Di- rector, has given us ttnother line job in the duties confronting him. He spends .ill of his time scheduling opponents. purchasing equipment, and selling tickets for our many sports attractions. Scotty has helped steer us clear in another successful season. if .i mm. W ,--' uf 1 .4 P-I Jia.. I 'AJEZKSS-Znmaxvimzzs' mnmumum:mmumr.'g- -mfr.-unix .- - I.-gif 1-'ngfgf I4 4 -, -- mv I Archer reserves who did a fine job in spelling relief for the regulars are, back row, left to right: Dave Eitman, Terry Eads, George WehrnIeister, joe Thomas, Bill Kamm, Kip Ormerodg middle row, Tom Pinder, John Lewis, Chuck Stanbery, Dick Lentz, Dave Menzeg front row, Mike Ham, Dave Matthias, and john L. Clark. ridmen See nusuzzl Season South's football eleven went on the gridiron this fall minus twelve experienced players who were graduated last June. The inexperience cost them two important opening contests with Mishawaka and Indianapolis Shortridge, in which they were able to accumulate only a combined total of 20 points to 87 points for their conquerors. The Green were then beaten in four straight tilts before finally being able to stop Concordia, 19-OI South then wound up their season losing a mud-soaked battle to city champions, Central Catholic, 27-0. Head coach jack Bobay had a better squad than the record indicates but inexperience cost heavily. South will again be hit heavily by graduation this Iune, but the outlook for a fine team next season is en- couraging. Coach Bobay and his assistants have been holding meetings with the boys, and rurnouts have been excellent. Srlooolx ll e Plilvwtf Scorer Tlaeirx Ourr Mishawaka 45 7 Indianapolis Shortridge 42 15 Central li U B jackson 26 6 New Haven 15 0 North Side 14 0 Concordia 0 19 Central Catholic 77 0 TRAINING OFFICERS Looking over gridiron prospects are South's able grid mentors. Left to rigbf: Don Reichert, Bob Gernand, Glen Stebing, and jack Bobay. 65 l -- --- - ---- f- . 5 +run1 l lf Zi V ll ll li ' Trip, Leff In Rfgbfl Ciuerry McNabb-Senior end who really came into his own to help the Archer cause. -Ierry O'Brien- Obo , the senior quarterback and mas- termind ol the Green. Bill Campbell-''XY'illy , the junior star who alternated in the quarterback slot. Keith Dixon-Senior linebacker who helped the de- fense hold its own during the season. .lim Fuzy- Fuzz , junior left halfback who drove big holes in the opponents' line. Stu Koch-Senior end who kept the Archer fans thrilled with his long, line punts. Bfiflnm. Left In Rilqlvlt Bruce Scott-Senior center who started all of the of- fensive moves for the Green. Ted Denner-Senior guard who protected the backlield from opposing opposition. Don Bieberich-Senior defensive lineman who partici- pated in many key tackles. Ellis Ralston-- Eli , senior offensive tackle called upon often to open many key tackles. YlHlmN6b1b'i'.Ue!1-WLd ' f- ' -'V 'W' '- ' ' 9 5 Top, Left to Right: Carl Shopoff-Senior safety man who gathered in several loose footballs for key saves. Norm Miner-Senior halfback who was plagued by in- juries throughout rnost of last season, but was named to All-City Guard in 1953. Roger Anderson-Senior end who used his speed and durability to better the chances of the Green. Dick Brantingham-Senior, fleetfooted halfback who led the Green in scoring, received All-City Honorable Mention in 1955 season. jim Saylor-Senior tackle who stopped many rushing opponents dead in their tracks. a ia Boltom, Left to Rigbl: Bob Blanton-junior center who played mostly defense for the Green and Wfhite last season. jim Vachon-Senior ohfensive and defensive lineman, very valuable for closing up open holes. Dick Colchin-Senior guard who did one of the most outstanding jobs on the Archer squad. Lowell Krandell-Senior linebacker and defensive half- back who proved valuable toward the season's end. Dennis Mclntyre-Versatile senior who was the only Archer nominated for Honorable Mention in the All- City Football ratings. 65 T -ff-1 5 M s 1 4 b . X A, mx E X, , ' I v f 3' 9 :P- 4' ' - L- W' 'tdm' 0 .E 911 L. iw, i ii. .J ,, n ,Q S A , , ' .A vu , -, Q . x . 'V 'Q ,ge ax , ' 9 Q Qt - Q , .V 4 e Q 1 il 4 -- 9 ,gb wp, V3--1--, . .91 M. 5 u ' - 5- ' f- h I' ix ,xii ' H4 h ,. . . 4 Y 'f R 'Q lf-f 'S f 1'-5 , J row .g'..,Fm' M h R sb 151,51 P - 15+ ff., A - ' '45 A ' 9' 1' gs' IN 4 MW! Q - 4' - r is ,M X 'Q nw - Q, '. f31f..1,, 'fNf4S if s 'NR ' av ., w, ,b 4. -W of Our SHIP ,0f5 a K Ex, ' 1 7 ,M bi . - . atga lin , .F A 3 if f . . , L , A , 1 - J-'ir ' , -- :A T 1 'hula ff' v A . -1' , L. h :IG will 1 4 J , 5',:T'?b4 55, rr f ll x WV5 . .J A A T . 'R . u 'ff' , -uv ' -- .Q ,sw .- P ' ' 'NO-.b1, ' -4 n .4t.... 'M 3- -' u, , - rlw' ' S, .- 'Q- Upper leff: Head coach jack Bobay intently watches his charges, In the background is Glen Stebing, assistant coach Lower lefl: Norm tBulldozerJ Miner drags an unidentified Concordia Cadet down the turf. Upper rigbl: The Concordia gridmen attempt to block an Archer PAT. Middle rigbrz South and Concordia football players seem to be having a wrestling match as this snap was taken. Lower rigbzz Archer halfback Dick Brantingham fright? seems to be looking for I1 mud-covered hole in this action shot photo taken as the Green played against city rival Central Catholic. 66 A ' --- -----.-l.,-44777, ' -L rL'lf'6-.T511, 'x -2 Sgrfafr , Ns... Above: South's fine basketball team is seen whooping it up in the hold after a tournament victory. Wright, T. Miller, Scott, Blackledge, Coach Reichert, Gerig, Lewis, Wehrmeister, Rossiter, Howe, and Frey. The 1954-55 verison of the South Side Archers will long be remembered for their terrific job which they did for the school. Racking up twelve wins against twelve losses, including the sectionals, South's cagers always remained a constant threat and, by tourn- ament time, were considered by many to be the darkhorse which could come through to turn the tide. Bottom: The Archer tournament squad is shown posing gracefully for the camera. Left to right, Bill Campbell, Bruce Scott, Bill Gerig, John Lewis, Dan Howe, Bob Blackledge, George Wehrmeister, Bob Wright, jim Frey, Terry Miller, and Bob Rossiter. .4 -Sk DON REICHERT completing another job well done. Ours Theiz-.r 65 Bluffton 52 44 lndpls. Shortridge 59 56 Kendallville 35 55 Decatur 36 61 Auburn 46 56 Logansport 74 58 Marion 49 76 Richmond 50 57 North Side 67 44 Mishawaka 64 53 New Haven 55 52 LaPorte 67 41 Central 43 52 Muncie Burris 56 71 North Side 74 66 Concordia 57 62 Huntington 57 67 Gary Froebel 54 60 Central 62 54 Central Catholic 62 69 Leo 56 64 Woodburn 41 S4 Hoagland 36 52 North Side 63 67 1'-:st Y , , -' rl: z n w A , 'T r . 15' U' i v V at Q , ' A V X j H! ,-: 'X lr. rw. :gsm 1 'ix j 'fx l i 4 jim Frey- glimmer -A line, conscien- Bob Rossiter-''Mobeeliau-Starting sen- tious senior forward who spirited his team ior guard for the Green who displayed through many tight spots. his passing and play-making ability in Bill Campbell - XY'ump Wfumpu - A junior reserve forward who sparked the varsity during the first part of the basket- ball season. CVCFY CODICSI. John Lewis- Ugly -A junior famous for his long one-handeru which he used to pump many points through the Archer goals. , A' x Bill Gerig- Wee XVillie --SoL1th's all time leading senior scorer and only All- City representative whose master-mind led the Archers to many a victory. Terry Miller-''Mouse'-South's starting junior guard who drove many buckets in with his long two-handed kiss shots and his driving lay-ins. X A K ,,m,,,..,u,CA,, ,vm Y. ,ZA L, ,-- . V ..- - - t fr? z I N .9 1 f, ..,s Wazfimz. B .nf. i flf'f .Hu 1:-.Qatar Bruce Scott- Scotty -A hard working Bob Wright- Rapid Roberr -Senior Bob Blackledge- Cool Bob -South's senior who proved to be invaluable to forward who used his long one-handed big six-foot seven-inch junior center the Archers during the past season. leads of other teams. George Wfehrmeister - Wormy -junior forward and center who almost single-handedly led the Green in the final game of the Dan Howe- Long Dan -Sopho- more forward who took a long jump up to the varsity to main- stay the Green throughout the cam- shot to good advantage in poisoning the whose terrific hook from either hand stopped many a foe cold in their tracks. A shot taken during the Central-South game where All-City scoring champion, john Flowers, takes a rebound from South's Bob Blackledge. Sectionals. paign. ?. ggi l tm? X2 iii, SQ 'mia v I gf. N . Q 'fu il- fd -i 1 1 34f rffxk 1 ,il , 6 1 V Vi' 5 6 ,X gg Q-xgff., Tl x in 4.35 dw. -fi: Z' 6 L Gay This year's golf team has three members back, all of whom participated in much action last season. Bob Ros- siter, jim Frey, and Bill Berg saw plenty of their time spent on the links. Dick Cantwell and Dick Clark have now come along to break into the top five positions. South had matches with Concordia, Elmhurst, Marion, and several other top golf teams in the vicinity. Tenms Coach Ev Havens really hit the jackpot this season when four of his more experienced players returned: Dave Benn- hoff, Jerry O'Brien, Dick Col- chin, and Bill Gerig. The Archer racqueteers opened the season against Bluffton with a tie match, 3 to 5. This contest was called because of darkness. The following night, the Green traveled to Peru where they came through 6-l. South then scored a clean sweep over visiting Muncie Central 7-0. Matches with Marion, Cen- tral, Richmond, Muncie Bur- ris, Central Catholic, Howe Military, and other topnotch teams were scheduled. 71 is 7' J 3 O 'X i' l ' i r en-'new i ' 1 1452 'A V Q,-I .1 ' 5.L':L f 52,T -. 3 --, 'Lf 13, 1:25. 4, -. , A -- 'l. ' . .'.',, 3 if vs-puny .M ' H , ' g. 4-i N' A ' FN f.., 'VV NU, .lg ,Vf..4.M , rn-I .'- ., Q Q., 1' . --' ,,- ' 2 L . ' xiq.'fAfu.sE'?:s 'V . ' 3-- af, sd ,I 1,27 VA,K rl., 'G I Q I-s tiff? Tom Pinder Norm Miner Paul Dailey Bunko Clarkson iq 19 51575 i ef, 'wry ff! - ,Arm L I t eajygiqs Chris Sravreti A j! '1 '. , Bill Campbell 914' x ab, ' , if -.As ' 1 1 is . ' 'QF 453' if' if , K 4 , -.1 Ns 'hw ':UFp 0121'- Y 'ml' 5 Keith Warne Wade Altevogt Terry Miller Dave Redding Roger Anderson Bob Wright Dick Brantingham 72 an . .,N..,,,, .i Jw 'Q k x phxg k 3 v,., .Six-1 f p Q Q, , xi., . yr ki 1, in ku 4 q V. 1. teena, Q. get gl. at wiki., e 5 2-' c SCFTSNT - ,Il ' - ' t . i'Q - t ' 4 a rr fi ls! V ,., 4 1 A ' A ,,, Q , ,S M 1 - in u P 'fu I- W lzvf' ' . Je, qt. if .--Q si ru K 4 fQ.,jy First row, left to right: Hicks, Chris Stavreti, Redding, Riddle, Rothberg, Hollar, Lentz, Warner, Brantingham, Clarkson, Dailey, Olsen, and Cagle: second row, left to right: Esterline, Miner, Anderson, Pinder, Campbell, Blackledge, Fortune. Mat- thias, Kreachbaum, Kamm, Wright, and Bunch, third row, left to right: Phillips, Stoner, VaChon, L Miller, Moring, Ormerod, Swager, Shriner, D. Miller, R. Miller, Lee, and Sutton, top row, left to right: Winebrenner, Schenl-cel, Carl Stavreti, Davis, Saylor, Horton, McCoy, Berckmueller, Spencer, Fruechtenicht, Scott, Terrill, and Spuller. Couriers of the Dee With eighteen seasons of track coaching experience here at South, Head Coach George Collyer proved to the fans at South and to the rival city schools that the Green were not to be counted out on the cinders this year. Working with one of the most enthusiastic group of boys ever, Mr. Collyer gave to South the kind of ath- letes needed to come through in the tight clinches. The Green pulled several big surprises during the sea- son, which started with South losing one meet to Elkhart, 54 273 to 54 175. South knocked down Kokomo, 68 172 to 40 172, before entering a three-way meet with North Side and Cenrtal, and ending up in third place, some 32 172 points behind the victorious Red- skins, with scores of North, 75, Central, 45 1725 South, 40 172. it was in the form of the Third Annual North Side Re- lays in which city host North was the pre-meet favorite. On that afternoon, South not only went out and defeated North Side and Central, but also Lima Central, Dayton Wright, New Haven, Central Catholic, Concordia, and Culver with a score of 64 172. This meet will long be remembered by the Archer fans and by the athletes as well, especially Dick Lentz, Bunko Clarkson, Tom Pinder, Bob Wright, Roger An- derson, Terry Miller. and others. Three new records fell during these relays, john Sawyer, Dave Redding, Dick Lentz, and Bob XVright in two-mile relay with a time of S:2l.2g Wright, Paul Dailey, Terry Miller, and Wlade Altevogt in the medley But Southls joys were to come, and when they did, Back row, left to right: Railsback, Hutchisson, Roemke, Rothberg, Kreachbaum, and Reddingg front row, left to right: Altevogt, Dailey, Warner, and Clarkson. ' C fort C ozmfry Fremont . . . Wfabash . . . Central .... Concordia . . Sectional . . 4 Q Q. ,K Pl., 2 5 N Track Elkhart ........ North-Central . . Kokomo ......... race, and the half-mile relay in 1:52.9. Score! Their Om' . 25 32 . 44 20 . 28 27 . . . . 44 17 .. 37 CNS, firsth 158 Cfourthb Their Our .. 54 273 54 U2 .. 73 CND 401,42 43142 qcy . 40172 68172 North Side Relays. .60 QNJ 64 172 first 73 L i E 3 T - , R9 in l t 2 ,L q4Z,h a -. x S R 9' Asmmmwng, uf--fl. Upper left: Football champs, the Nuggets: front row, Schwartz, Dave Scherschel, Bill Chapman, Ray Meyers, Bill Harrison, Marvin Smith, Tom Crandall, Roger and Tom Baumga,-mer, Meyer, Kerwin Bickelg standing, Chris Stavreti, Bob Rus- , 5611, and Charlie Warfield' ' Lower rzglotz Football champs, the Castoifsz front row, Bill Gerig, Ken Clark, Dave Ehrman, Bob Noren, Harry Collier, Bob Rossiter, back row, Jim Frey, Terry Miller, Paul Dailey, and Tom Arnold. Lower left: Handball champs: Tom Crandall, Larry Stoner, Bill Vesey, Dave Scherschel, and john Stephan. Upper right: Intramural managers: jack Ford, Charles Next came the favorite sport of most Hoosiers, basketball. The Underdogs, Globes- motters, and Goons won the titles.in the three weight clivisions. The free throw contest was held while the basketball season was in full swing. Also handball came in the mid- semester program with Dave Bennhoff, Bob Mills, and jim Lloyd taking the top honors. Volleyball came next into the spotlight with the Spikers, Wfhippets, and the Sap Eights winning the championships. Other sports events including wrestling, boxing, track, and softball round out the IM program. 75 Senior Sailors - - 7 Crew ----- 33 Staff Ojicers - 51 is ,' fr. f ,hi S . as is , A 'u 1 1 ' 4 1. 9 ,bl K I L lr ,fa ' 4.. Sbzlb Action - - 61 Explorers - - - 79 Cargo - - - - 101 Cargo of Fun 1 'Pd Pia- L, ,ff ' 4 ' A 1 ' f- N- 'h:v'nnlT'5 t? . Y .life 'n....1nn-1---.:uGinn.-p.--L..' . Waves of GAA A, QYQ GAA OFFICERS-Lefi 10 rigbf: Freshman representative Sharon Sprunger, secretary, Luba Gouloffg vice-president. Nancy Showalterg President, Rilla Ellis: and sports manager Liz Moore. The Girls' Athletic Ascociation completed another successful year under the guidance of Miss Helen Pohl- meyer and Mrs. Alice Keegan. The aim of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and to provide enjoyable sports. More than four hundred girls participated in the many activities of the club this year, such as speedball, basketball, volleyball, tumbling, and softball. Special events were the tennis, ping-pong, and badminton tour- naments and the track and field meet. GAA also holds its social events each year, the main event being the Recognition Banquet on january 17. The theme was Hit Parade . and Rilla Ellis served as mistress of ceremonies. Mr. Snider gave a talk which was followed by the presentation of numerals, letters, and pins to those girls who earned 300, 1500, and 2,000 points respectively. Donna Hengsteler, Margaret Alte- vogt, Carolyn DeHaven, and Rilla Ellis were named as contenders for high point girl of the Senior Class. On March 18, the Spring Show was given, having as its theme Seasons in Rhythm. The gym and dance classes and GAA combined to make the show a success. 76 it Uppwt'L1.t.t GAA Sponsor MRS. Aucis KEELTAN Qs Frerbzmnz GAA Spmztor BLISS HELEN POHLMEYER Rewards of pins, numerals, and letters were again given to those deserving girls in june. Carolyn DeHaven was named high point girl for the Senior Class. Freshman Speedball winners, upper left, front row: julie Swygart, Lou Ann Lucas, Sue Spencer, and Donna Scott, back row: Glenda Sharon, Sharon Waltenberg, Janet Hoekstra, Sandy Cleckner, Sharon Snyder, Nancy Yunket, jean Mills. Upperclass Basketball winners, upper right, front row: Anna Fanger, Nancy France, Suzanne Kintz, Rilla Ellis, back row: Carolyn DeHaven, Esther Peiffer, joan Mock, Pat VaChon. Freshman Basketball winners, center left, front row: Janice Repine, Linda Holmes, Marina Cielens, Marty Lehman, Ann Walters, back row: Nancy McCarron, judy Carter, Nancy Marsh, Megs Cross, Doris Walters, julie Clugston, Nancy Somers. Upperclass Basketball winners, center right, front row: Carol Pritchard, Phila Hurter, Caralyn Morrill, Mary Stuntz, Rebecca Brinkroeger, Karole Siddallg back row: Heather Schrefiler, Gloria Johns, Marilyn Moats, Jeanene Dauscher, Donna jo Hoover, Gloria Shinn, Gail johnson. . - 7 ,,,x,, 'U' f .f rm... wr' s G is A 'Ji - Y 1 5, H . ,- 'la ,X V f M X-osxf. Y I X R ' Q Wi ,,, wg, 1 . A I . ,,,, ' r- ,'11 - g :-' e ex . ,. X N ! ' +3 I y K N ,L . if X ig' my x if X 5 al Upperclass Volleyball winners, lower left, frontrrow: Freshman Volleyball winners, lower right, front row: Rebecca Brinkroeger, Caralyn Morrill, Karole Siddall, Mary Rose Waul, Phyllis Nahrwold, Ann Walter, back Gail Johnson, back row: Gloria johns, Marilyn Moars, row: Becky Miller, Lou Ann Lucas, Mary Watson, Donna Donna Jo Hoover, Gloria Shinn. Scott. 77 -, i H Y ,V TNT if Q QW? ill Upper' rzml Cwftw' Lcff: Mrs, Keegans and Miss Pohl- vneyer's dance cllsses, lmzzw' Lcfl: Runner-up in the Ping Pong Tournament: T-Inrtlm Richter. left, congmrulntes the winner, Carolyn Del-luven, Upper' Riglvli Dance class nccompanistsz Marcia Down- hour, Emily Bailey, and Sue Berlien. 78 - X ,Q QQ: s i Cculw' Right: Miss Pohlmeyefs Advanced Modern Baller. Lnzvw' Rigbl: Wlinner of the Tennis Tournament is Phyllis Nahrwolcl, a freshman. Cwzfw' Bufmmz Mrs. Keegans class of Advanced Tumbling, SX f my X J:f.A!'.' ful wvr15a'.vrv:w4..v1 11-e llr1.liw'imlwr1 can --NIU' ibn-'T' uk-tn.7 .nr naar- ff' . ' H-vrnwrslllv k X A Miss Harvey, Adviser, talks with Bill Gilsdorf, head photographer joan Hattendorf, Editor, and friend Totem Tells Ffzscimzting Fable Of Four Years At Sea The Totem Log brings to memory all of the many sea experiences faced by seabees, deck-swabbers, mates, and captains around the decks of SSI-IS. Few land-lub- bers realize the backbreaking work that goes into the publication of a yearbook. ,Ioan Hattendorf steered a straight course in the pro- ane Zeiler, junior editor, and Karen Keller, senior editor, check on some underclass pictures duction of this Log, which has won in the past years the first place Medalist Award in its class by the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association. The crew of The Totem and the senior class of 1955 proudly present this book to you for your enjoy- ment in the future years. Bill Davis, cartoonist, enjoys himself with Joan Nading and jane Mayer, copy editor and reader Q us 90' i 'l ll fi Top: Nancy Evans, faculty editor, and jaymee Griffiths, club editor, take a last-minute peek at the 1954 Totem. Upper Center: In the doorway of the Totem office, Janet Hull and Sanna McGee, office managers, wait with Sande Kopper, co-circulation manager, for the Totem agents. Lower Center: Duane Bobeck, Totem photographer, gets a laugh out of the attempts of Dorothy George, sopho- more editor, and Colleen Liddy, fresh- man editor, at decorating. Lower Left: Carolyn DeHaven, girls' sports editor, is in a conference with Kenny Scrogham, boys' sports editor, and Bruce Snyder, standing, intramural editor. Lower Right: Rosalie Sheline, co-cir- culation manager, Anne Landis and julia Easterday, office managers, go over Totem circulation cards. 81 .ig .1 .vu vrltiiiiff 223 1-lla... ...ni inkiil? Ziff'-n-YJ .lZiZ-' ' . M5 .-.-ir YYAAV L, . , AA-- -.X Over one hundred fifty crew members steered The Times through the year to the ports of experience and enjoyment, harboring a cargo of honors. The Times reeled in many top awards this year, among which are the Medalist Rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the highest possible award, the Typographical Excellence Award, the top one given, the Quill and Scroll lnternational Honor Rating, another highest possible award, and the George H. Gallup Award, given to school papers that hold outstanding records year after year or have given outstanding service to their schools. The Times again fished in the circulation cup Q.- . in the equinox campaigns between North Side, Central, and South Side. L.- .....--xl' , an . ,, a 'sn Le I to riglvl: Times General Managers this year are Karen Keller, Rosalie Sheline, joan Nading, and Donna jean Hengsteler, Seated is Miss Harvey, xx ho hits the deck as adviser with her stall. 82 Weathered Times Shows Skill Of 33 Years At Sea This year thirty-eight deck swabbers of the Times and Totem staffs reached the rating of Quill and Scroll Inter- national Honorary Society for High School journalists. This is the largest number ever given this commission. Chow was served at the galley and a movie was attended May lS. The Quill and Scroll crew is as follows: Tom Arnold, David Bennhotf, Bruce Bloom, Sheila Bradbury, Barbara Bradley, Mary Ann Clark, Charles Clarkson. Mary Val Crouse, Beverly Dildine, julia Easterday, Nancy Epple, Nancy Evans, james Frey, Dorothy George, jaymee Gritiiths, joan Hatten- dorf, Donna Hengsteler, Marion Hyndman. Karen Keller, Sandra Kopper, Don Lacerte, Anne Landis, Sharon Lassen, Karen Lauer, Colleen Liddy, Janice Lindenberg, jane Mayer, Ronald Mendelblat, janice Minder, joan Nading, Barbara Pio, Patricia Riser, Rose- lyn Roof. Robert Rossiter, Kenneth Scrogham, Rosalie Sheline, Doris Slater, and jane Zeiler. Lefz In riglvzz Six good seamen eye their captain, who is Left to rigbl: Steering the good ship South Side Times on the lookout for pirates. jeanene Dauscher, Gail john- through rough weather in the field of girls' sports are son, Marilyn Moats, Gloria johns, Sharon Myers, and Liz Moore, Gloria johns, llze Cielens, fall semester edi- Sharon Stallings look to Mary Ann Wfilkens, feature tor, Heather Schreffler, and Phila Hurter, present girls' editor, for assignments. sports editor. X lp ,SX Wy?-maww XV.. Seeing that everything is in ship-shape is Sanna McGee, credit manager, Beverly Arthur, assistant busi- ness managerg Gail Baldwin, business manager, and Barbara Pio, make-up editor. X Standing at attention for inspection are the deck hands Nancy Evans, alumni editorg Bill Davis, cartoonist, and Sharon Lassen, auditor. Planning a cruise through the South Seas are the boy sports writers Ken Scrogham, Bob Rossiter, Dave Benn- holf, Captain Bunko Clarkson, standing. Sitting are Tom Arnold and Jim Frey. Trying to uncover some hidden loot are the ship's reporters Beverly Dildine, head snooper, Mary Val Crouse, sitting Sandy Kopper and jan Lindenberg, fall semester head snooper. Eyeing the trophy, symbol of a successful voyage, is the Circulation crew, standing, Sheila Bradbury, Ron Mendelblat, janet Steger, Jeanne Bennett, and Dawn Angold. Sitting are Rozie Cozmas, Pat Riser, first mate, and Mary Val Crouse. Making sure of smooth sailing are the co-editorial edi- tors Deanne Wissner and Rosie Roof, and editorial writer Jan Hattendorf. Q3 K . S .. ,-,, 3'-lg -.. ..':'f 'i:'77TT'LT3f'ff lf. 'L'Tf'.7'fi I W H f' '77' '- .SYEQII 5.11-lava' . V? . ..d ,4- ,M il X -qu! C '1'iV1H?lAS1pa-Xl likih-ZldY'ii'i'i if? ' ' -N-N r- -5 is Y K now- Your- City Mr. jack XVeicker is the adviser of this club, whose purpose is to acquaint freshman and sophomore students with Fort XY'ayne . . . its history and buildings. The club takes trips to various places. Top Left: This is a typical scene at one of the meetings of K-Y-C. The members are having a Christmas party. Bolzom Leff: Members are making plans for a tripi They are studying beforehand, so they will know what to look for. 84 L 41 Social Science Social Science Club members learn about government and society today, as well as the historical foundations on which ours are based. Mr. Wilburn Wilson ably ad- vises the club. Top Rigbf: As Sharon Mallough waits in the car, Nancy Didline, Ray Collins, and Sally Branning wave to their friends before going on a tour. Bollom Right: Ralph Elston, Mary Morgan, and Bill Gilsdorf diligently study and rack their brains trying to figure out where to go next. Q 1' F XALA-,.,,,,.,L-, ,yd , Y 4 , , ,i.,. . V , --'-'-- -v,,, v vw-:...Y. -------fr? Wranglers Speech enthusiasts, led by Miss Marcia Hickman, par- ticipated in several contests outside of school in addition to their own, including those at Howe Military School, Ball State Teachers' College, and Delphi. The Wran- glers' Dance Was another big event of the year. The Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest is held yearly to get underclassmen started in the club. Upper Left: Umm, food! Mary Val Crouse and Stan Lipp wait their turn in the chow line as other Wranglers crowd around the fire. Lower Left: These hams are rehearsing for a Wran- glers' play. From left to right they are Vanna Tomer, Pat Irven, Bill Boggess, Bill Davis, and Judy Dunstone. ..,,l-1 3 6 Workshop The 56 Workshoppers have the task of finding and making use of the talent at South Side. They manage all of the assemblies, including the traditional Christmas and Easter programs and the Talent Show. The combined leadership of Miss Lucy Osborne, Mr. Jack Morey, and Mr. Marvey Knigge makes this club an interesting and profitable one. Upper Right: 36 Workshoppers plan one of their as- semblies. They are left to right: Tom Arnold, Stan Lipp, Stan Levine, Barbara Bradley, Sharon Stallings, Pat Irven, and Roger Bauer. Lower Right: jim Voors, radio and stage entertainer, is surrounded by 36 Workshoppers Susie Craig, Jolly Clarkson, Miss Lucy Osborne, Stan Lipp, and Barbara Bradley. 85 3 x l - Warrant Offer Commodore A personal friend to all is Frances Sto- baugh, our registrar with inexhaustible abilities. Frances is an undeniable aid to our Commodore and is always willing to find time to satisfy the needs of students and teachers. Admiral of the Fleet Main sail of the city school system is Aaron T. Lindley, whose friendliness and Capability have made Fort Wayne schools of the highest caliber. 5 at tri n fa M Q, W kyv - ' su m - l 'U J- Q 1 O AM- Q Aww Q ,A mm 1 f:H?Tl?gTJt'V1 C5533 Qmgfifjgivc .un-I The S.S. Archer is successfully directed by Mr. R. Nelson Snider. This patient and enthusiastic man has seen the Archer ship through many a gale and calm. Mr. Snider charts our course and remains a guiding light to all South Siders. af' . ...HI E .I'-'I- '-I V vm .x Biology-Consermtiofz Members of this club enjoy such proj- ects as outdoor hikes and dissection of animals and plants. Mr. Robert Wfeber sponsors this club. Top: Members of the Biology-Conserva- tion Club inspect a tree while on a held trip through Foster Park. Upper Ceuler: The old game of Skin the Cat is given a new twist by Bio' Con members Dennis Fuller, Roger Bruck, Dick Skiver, Al Beams, janet Hoekstra, and Emily Lapp. C yclotron Club South Side is one of the four high schools in the United States which have undertaken the building of a cyclotron. Most of the design has been worked out by students with the help and materials given by local industries and the AEC iAtomic Energy Commissionl. They hope to have it completed this year and will be doing research work as soon as it's finished. Lower Cenler: Diane Fowler and Roger Bauer go over plans for the cyclotron. Boztom: Measuring a part of the cyclo- tron are Cyclotron Club members Roger Bauer and Ray Meyers, as Margaret Alte- vogt writes in her little black book. 86 '-'A ' 'nz-N '- +1-. -,.-. -.. Rwe RiHe Club, sponsored by Mr. Clarence Murray, gives boys an opportunity to learn about the care and use of rifles and rules of safety in regard to firearms. Much valuable practice is gained on the school's range. Top: David Rose, Fred Shaffer, Don Lutz, and Mervin Shidler practice improving their aim on the basement rifle range. Second: Larry Beard, Dick Molitor, and John McCrory prepare to fire as an un- identified member looks on. Third: Dick Molitor instructs two Rifle Club members in the art of gunmanship, while John McCrory sights his target. Archery Some Archers, under the direction of Mr. Vfilliam Applegate, are learning to be true archers. This is a comparatively new club, but it is fast becoming popular. Fourth: Archery Club members get set and play Cupid while sponsor Bill George Liberace Applegate supervises. Fifth: Carol Gable, Jerry Baldus, Bob West, Bob Sliger, and Donna Smith hit the bullseye. 87 Philo Philo, Meterite's big sister , is under the sponsor ship of Mrs. Evlyn Spray. Philo helps to encouragi literary ability by giving annual awards for poetry ani essay writing. The winners' names are engraved oi cups. This year, Philo also purchased a new recon player for the English department. Upper' left: Gretchen Felger serves punch to Mrs. Spray -laymee Gritliths, Betty Uhl, and Sally Coleman at Philo' Christmas party. Upper fewer: Give those ladies one Hershey bar . . , ti split! Wfinners Jaymee Griffiths and Marilyn Olsei take a bow as Philo members applaud during games a the Christmas party. Lnzrer rerzlerz Philo initiates do the Bunny Hop whil singing the Alma Mater as janet Steger smiles becom ingly at the photographer. Mete1'ite Meterite, the club for English-minded freshman ani sophomore girls, is led capably by Miss Susen Peck. Th girls, who must have a B average in order to belong memorize poetry, perform plays, and learn to use thei own abilities to write original poems, plays, or shox stories. Bofmmi Mary Johns is awarded the coveted Meterit cup by Pamela Manth as Karen Colburn, Janean Thomas, Gail Baldwin, and Sheila Bradley watch. Lower right: Danger! Decorators at work! Nanc Burton wields a hammer as she and Nancy Arnold, Susi Lehman, and an unidentified member decorate for th Meterite dance. 88 6.1 'ssf7:T Hi-Y Hi-Y Club provides an opportunity for junior and senior boys to build Christian character. Some of the interesting events of the year include the Queen of Hearts Dance and a trip to Washington, D.C. Top: The Hi-Y trip to Washington, D.C., was the big event of the year for the thirty-six boys and two sponsors. It will be a memory they won't forget for a long time. Seccmci: The annual Queen of Hearts Dance was an- other big activity this year for Hi-Y. Third: Roasting hot dogs and having fun with their dates topped off the Hi-Y picnic. S0-Si-Y So-Si-Y fosters friendly cooperation among junior and senior girls, as they carry out acts of service and Welfare projects. Under the joint sponsorship of Miss Rose Mary Delancey and Miss Olive Perkins, the girls have had another successful year. Bottom Right: So-Si-Y's teacher tea was one of the main attractions this year. The Cake Walk was enjoyed most of all. Bottom Left: jean Horton and Ruth Hendricksen look over the senior name card catalogue to see which cards they want. This is an annual project of So-Si-Y. j 89 f 5 , USA As So-Si-Y's little sister club, USA gives freshman and sophomore girls an opportunity for greater unity, service, and appreciationg for these are the words which give her her name. Several of the years projects are aimed toward helping people, both here and in other lands. Sponsors are Miss Mabel Fortney and Miss Olive Perkins. Upper' Lt-fl: Smiling over a heap of nutcups they have made for the Y-Teens Banquet are janet Snyder, Ginny Bedsworth, .ludy Rondot, and Linda Leitz, seated. as other USA members stand behind them. Ltjl Cenlerz 'lean Mills calls this blind mans blufl dur- ing the recreation period at one of USA's meetings. Lauer Leflz ln Miss Fortney's room, Ginny Bedsworth conducts a meeting of the othcers, 90 1 H r J .f ? Vesta Vesta, the goddess of the home and hearth, is the one who inspired the name for this, the home economics club. Witli Mrs. Gordon Kaasa as their sponsor, the members truly live up to the standards of their name' sake as they learn the finer points of homemaking. Upper Right: Vesta members get to try their serving skill at their Christmas party. Center Rigbfz Vesta members Ann XY'erkman, Barbara Stanbery, and Vivian Plumley, seated at table, seem to be doing a good job of selling janet Steger and Dorothy George those neat Archer hats while Judy Roberts, Sue Hall, and Rosie Roof stand by and chortle. Lower Right: We can find everything from halfbacks to halfwits in this picture of Vesta's Halloween party. .Q .GO ir +5 Mrk... Visuezl Education Visual Education Workers, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Walker, learn to run the movie projectors and show films to classes. Members of this club may earn pins according to the number of hours spent operating projectors. Upper Left: Standing behind Mr. Walker's desk and laughing are left to right: Bill Kerley, Charles Copeland, Ronald Hathaway, Stan Stelmashenko, Stewart Burgan, and Jane Dill. Center: Ellen Sills demonstrates how to rewind a film as Sam Stinson, Ray Ditton, Bob Keefer, Lynn Tschantz, and Bill Summers look on. Lower Left: Carol Glass, Dick Hetlield, Morton Domer, Victor Stelmashenko, and Owen Snyder investigate the operations of a projector. Art Art Club, led by Mrs. Ruth Fleck, helps to show stu- dents how aft can be useful and profitable to anyone. Their meetings are sometimes used as work periods for members to complete individual projects, and sometimes outside speakers are invited to visit the club. Upper Right: Mr. Louis Bonsib explains a painting to Art Club members Shirley Waikel, Bob Keefer, and sponsor Mrs. Fleck. Lower Right: Art Club members Norma Jacobs, Marcia Perry, and Charlotte Smith work on ceramic pottery near the kiln in Room 26. Charlotte is working on some jewelry and is using a hand blow torch after having given the object an acid bath. 91 Tz'FI 'El'5ia7771?'?7 7 'I 1' ' Wx-b11i -if f T' Service Club Service Club members do typing, filing, and many other tasks for teachers. Each year a potluck banquet is given for these members, and the Randolph Jacob's Service Trophy is presented to a person who, in the students' opinion, has done the most for the school. This year it was awarded to Joan Nading. Ora Davis is the sponsor. Upper: An itty-bitty kitty at the Service Club banquet steals the show from Hope Laycorl, Judy Roberts, Janet Steger. and Dorothy George. Cezzlerz Mr. Gilberts trusty service workers smile cheerily as they concoct strange mixtures. Left to right are Barbara Chase, Virginia Pugh, Julia Easterday, Stu Koch, Cal John- son, Pat Hatter. and Eugene Redding. Lower: Dorothy George tips up her flask of HCI as some of the other members of the Infamous 21 plot to destroy the world. Libmry The members of Library Club. under the sponsorship of Miss Willodeen Price, keep records of lines, overdue books, and the like in the library. XY'e all owe much to these students for their ellicient handling of this vital part of our school. Bottom leflc Library Club members Sandy Richardson, Linda Duryee, and Nancy Sloan arrange new books as Phila Hurter hangs up a poster and Carol Pritchard and Sheila Bradbury place books on the shelves. Bofzom figblz Learning about the library's filing system from Miss Wfillodeen Price, librarian, are Donna Smith, Judy Graef, Carol Miller, Linda Akers, Charlene Elder, Vivadeen Dammeier, and Susie Wfallheiser, standingg and Judy Lepper, seated. 92 Camera Mr. Richard Becker is the capable sponsor of this club. Any student is eligible to join and learn about all the phases of photography. The club has its own dark-room, containing equipment for developing and enlarging photo- graphs. Top: Wferner Reifsteck, Mr. Sheldon Hine, Mr. Robert Becker, Scott Sandeson, and jim Hearn look at the shadow- less lighting apparatus of Mr. Hine. Upper Center: Jim Hearn and Scott Sandeson skillfully dry some prints. Math-Science Students interested in mathematics or science are eligible to join this club, which meets once a month with Mr. Lloyd Whelan, Mrs. Mildred Luse, and Mr. Paul Sidell as advisers. Outside speakers and tours of interesting places compose the programs of Math-Science. Lower Center: Diane Fowler, past vice-presidentg Bunko Clarkson, president, Marilyn Olsen, secretary, Kenny Clark, ast residen Ronnie Mendelblat treasurer' and ulia .ax P P H 1 , .l Easterday, vice-president, are the officers of Math-Science. Lower Right: Jane Oyer, Peggy Robinson, Mr. Sidell, Mr. Whelan, and Mrs. Luse help keep the Math-Sci meeting lively. Lower Left: Dick Lentz, Dave Ehrman, Don Carrel, Paul Dailey, Bunko Clarkson, and Keith NVarner eagerly grab ice cream bars at one of the Math-Sci meetings. 93 QW. X NL 'QT' f X ML. ,QA 3, c 5 5 soosrrns HUB Booster Club Taking the responsibility of selling refreshments at the athletic events is the task of the Booster Club mem- bers. They also often sell school emblems which help to boost school spirit. This year, the club acquired a new Coke cooler which may be seen in use at all the games. The sponsors of this valuable club are Miss Ro' wena Harvey, Miss Mabel Fortney, and Miss Frances Stobaugh. Upper Left: Booster Club members Marilyn Rodey and I.inda Axsom take care of customers Valerie jones and her brother. Middle Leflz Here members Pat VaChon and Judy Scheppele sell a guaranteed delicious ice cream bar to customer Marcia jaxheimer as lmogene Budd looks on. Botlom Lefl: Wforking industriously at their new Coke bar are Liz Moore, Morton Domer, and Pat VaChon. 9-L ag 1500 Club Times and Totem staff members who have earned 1500 points comprise this journalistic organization. Publications workers may earn points by folding Times, by getting advertising for the paper, and by writing for either Times or Totem. Miss Rowena Harvey sponsors the club. Bronze, silver, and gold pins are awarded to publication workers. Gold-jeweled ones are given to members of 1500 who accumulate 10,000 points. Upper Right: Catch those errors! 1500 Club mem- bers Becky Brinkroeger, Lynn Neuenschwander, Sandra Bell, and Dick Hollar carefully read proof in the Times Room. Bofmm Rigbfz Slave Harriet Stine is ordered by Imogene Budd to Tote dat bale of Times copies. ' 1 Kd