Syracuse High School - Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

QpjuUyv 0Cass Syracuse l-figli QckocH SytACoS , fitdlOtMA Tabk of CwMs ACADEMIC....................11 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . 21 SENIORS.....................27 UNDERCLASSMEN...............39 ORGANIZATIONS.............. 47 SPORTS......................63 ADVERTISING.................77 INDEX ......................95 Thb Bdify - 1963 Footfncwts 0 t thb Qowk oilItwft . . . The world has left us with a mighty big pair of shoes to fill. There's no path ahead; only un- trodden, smooth sand and our course is OUR course, our way is OUR way. We're setting off now in what we hope is the right direction; now we are leaving OUR footprints on the sands of time. Don your walking shoes and follow us. We're going to take a journey along the sands of time. You'll see many remembered landmarks --you'll be filled with nostalgia, gaiety, reminiscence. Come with us. You won't lose the way; just follow our footprints on the sands of time. 2 Wfr New' MALLS, Ui tkb Lvmcb Um, Lois leads this sextet, They concoct all the food that's et. Compliments of W. T. JONES—REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE o i FRONT ROW: R. Brown, A. Gaff, N. Butt. SECOND ROW: J. Jessup, D. Combs, J. Thornburg, L. Wilson, J. Searfoss, D. Disher. THIRD ROW: R. Croumlich, T. Martin, M. Martin, Mr. Fawley, director, J. Swenson, J. Lantz, C. Disher, S. Rondot. Compliments of E. L. FOSBRINK, M.D. DuAmg Qwv Yetus ot £yt cuS FRONT ROW: A. Vanderford, B. Stiver, S. Speer, V. Schacht, C. Hostetler, J. Stucky, D. Nicolai. SECOND ROW: J. Stoelting, T. Kramer, P. Brewer, Mrs. Wagner, director, B. Baugher, K. Martin, S. Carlson, B. Smith. Compliments of THORNBURG DRUG COMPANY U qm L Sherry Bur son Lu Ann Longenbaugh BUSINESS Albert Bauer Sally Jo Fosbrink ENGLISH Carole Ganshorn Sharon Levemier Douglas Yoder Mary K. Graf LANGUAGES MATHEMATICS Toni Butt Steve Crow Michael Storms Sylvia Karesh PRACTICAL ARTS SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE f-fo iM£ and Pidum VALEDICTORIAN.....................................Michael Storms SALUTATORIAN......................................Sylvia Karesh GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE....................... Sylvia Karesh BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVE........................James Howard SCIENCE AWARD.....................................Michael Storms MOST VALUABLE PLAYER (Basketball).................Jack Zimmerman FREE THROW TROPHY.................................Ron Richey (78%) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER (Baseball)...................Patrick Money CROSS COUNTRY AWARD...............................Larry Jones TRACK AWARD (1962)................................Stephen Williams DISTRICT INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST SUPERIOR EXCELLENT Mike Buhrt Vicki Firestone Stan Smith Toni Butt Kathy Dorsey Shirley Whitehead Jane Cecil Marinelle Meredith Tom Kramer Janice Pilcher Pat Appenzeller Ken Martin Jane Stoelting Phil Kline Linda Smith Mike Buhrt Peggy Firestone Mary B. Immel Rosemary Bushong Patricia Mullins Linda Robertson Mary K. Bushong Jayne Poynter Charles Koser Sandra Speer Tol Lee Jo White Beth Ann Miller J. R. Koher Linda Pilcher R. T. Searfoss Nancy Plank Robert Van Sickle Lu Ann Longenbaugh John Kramer Sandra Kern Ron Richey Mary Jo Firestone Pam Combs Madonna Lindley Bruce Cripe Debbie Searfoss Cheryl Peffley DISTRICT PIANO AND VOCAL CONTEST SUPERIOR Betty Cripe Mary Jo Firestone Cheryl Jones Sylvia Karesh Carole Ganshorn Linda Robertson Janice Pilcher EXCELLENT Mary Jo Firestone Linda Robertson Cheryl Jones Nancy Plank Betty Cripe GOOD Belinda McNamara Marta Juday Billie Jo Cripe SUPERIOR Mike Buhrt STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST EXCELLENT Kathy Dorsey Tom Kramer Jane Stoelting Peggy Firestone Linda Robertson Lu Ann Longenbaugh Mary Jo Firestone Vicki Firestone Janice Pilcher Phil Kline Shirley Whitehead Sandra Speer Linda Pilcher Betty Cripe GOOD Mary B. Immel Mary K. Bushong Tol Lee Jo White Mary Jo Firestone Cheryl Jones Carole Ganshorn Janice Pilcher Linda Robertson Sylvia Karesh Compliments of SYRACUSE QUALITY PRINTERS AND HIRE'S ELECTRIC 8 Compliments of HARRIS' FUNERAL HOME and WAWASEE HARDWARE 9 Ok Ou £u . 10 firsthand Report BomuL TOP ROW: T. Kramer, P. Firestone, T. Clayton, S. Searfoss, J. Wiggs. BOTTOM ROW: K. Dorsey, J. Lantz, B. Cripe, D. Leer, P. Brewer. TOP ROW: P. Appenzeller, M. Lindley, J. Poynter, SECOND ROW: J. Cecil, S. Bushong, M. Meredith, S. Kern, J. Schoeff, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Pilcher, B. Miller, N. Plank, L. Smith, M. Bushong, A. Kowallik, L. Kitson. FOURTH ROW: M. Firestone, P. Kline, L. Longenbaugh, V. Firestone, S. Smith, S. Whitehead. TOP ROW: M. Bushong, M. Immel, E. Koher, T. White. SECOND ROW: L. Robertson, S. Speer, L. Pilcher, M. Juday. TOP ROW: K. Martin, R. Richey, B. Cripe, P. Mullins, M. Richey. SECOND ROW: R. Warner, P. Stanfield, M. Buhrt, T. Ganshorn, J. Stetler. 12 Band TOP ROW: M. Wagner, B. Peterson, D. Coy, J. Hibschman, C. Koher. SECOND ROW: C. Koser, D. McKibben, J. Wilson, R. Van Sickle. TOP ROW: M. Rimes, R. Brown, L. Simon, S. Yoder. SECOND ROW: S. Butt, D. Jones, P. Mock. Mrs. Raymond Talmadge and Mr. James Lentz head the Fine Arts department. Mrs. Talmadge has been teaching art at SHS for six years. She instructs grade school art, high school art, and takes particular pride in her 23 member senior high art class. Her students traditionally place high in the Kosciusko County poster contest. Mr. Lentz has taught music here for seven years. He conducts the 72 member band, and the high school chorus. The band and chorus perform together twice yearly at the Christmas and Spring concerts. 13 B uu4tg, BuSutess Mr. Lentz to Mr. Ummel: And then there's this one about the salesman who . . Mr. Ummel to Donna Nicolai: How did you ever get your fin- gers caught in the keys? The business department includes bookkeeping, typing 1 2, general business and consumers economics. Eldon Ummel stresses nimble, but accurate, fingers in typing and a sharp pencil in bookkeeping. James Lentz transfers his understanding of the ways of our competitive business world to his students through general business and consumers economics. Compliments of BROWN AND BROWN BUILDERS 14 Tuc gfiikfj Db-bant't hdb Among the most progressive departments in the school is the English department. This group of teachers has geared the English program to all levels and types of stu- dents in the school. Junior high English and developmental (speedy) reading is taught by Mary Alice Witsaman. In high school the courses are separated into regular and college preparatory English. Mary B. Rigdon teaches all juniors in a course closely paralleling junior U.S. history. Max Ellen Wagner teaches eighth, ninth, and tenth graders in both divisions of English. David Howard teaches regular twelfth grade English. Philip Fawley teaches speech, college preparatory tenth grade, and the sen- ior college prep course. In this senior course the students study English literature and creative writing. Compliments of KLINK’S CROCERY AND MARKET 15 Mr. Fawley to Mr. Howard with Mrs. Rigdon, Mrs. Wagner, and Mrs. Witsa- man: How does this sound? A rose is a rose is a petunia! How Mr. Fawley to A1 Bauer: Lie lay, lain? should 1 know? C OM dj Qt Uste fo I ? Mr. Yoder to Mrs. Rigdon: So that's where Spain is! The language department offers full two year courses in two languages--Spanish and Latin. Mrs . Rigdon includes a study of classical history and mythology in her Latin curriculum. A study of the relationship between Latin and English is also em- phasized . In Spanish Mr. Yoder encourages group converstaion in advanced classes . A tape recorder and records are used to aid the students in correct pronunciation and diction. This year a conversational Spanish course was introduced in the eighth grade as a foundation for later years . Mr. Yoder to Sandy Price and Brad Bauer: No, llamo is NOT a male llama! Compliments of SYRACUSE LICENSE BRANCH, Mary K. Canshorn, Manager Pbopl CtM l Petes Mr. Longenbaugh to Mr. Crampton with Mr. Yoder and Mr. Howard: And I heard this other Kennedy joke ... The intent of the social sciences department of our school is to enable the student to be a better informed citizen of our country, and more importantly, of our world. In junior high the students are introduced to basic world history and Indiana history taught by Loren Longenbaugh and Robert Yoder. Sophomores and juniors study ad- vanced world history and United States history, taught by Richard Crampton. David Howard instructs the senior course of government and psychology. Stan Smith and Sherry Burson to Mr. Howard: But you can't give us D's just because we're for Bayh ? Compliments of WAWASEE SPORTSMAN'S CENTER 17 -4 DO The science department at Syracuse High School enjoys the newest and finest of teaching equipment--swing-out demonstration panels, a fume chamber, and a green- house. Richard Edwards begins the future scientists with good basic knowledge in his general science class. Rollin Cutter then takes over and helps the students explore the world of biology. Then it's Charles Davies' turn as the juniors undertake chemistry. Michael Neff finished this thorough job with a rigorous one hour devoted to discussion of the daily lesson and the other for laboratory work. How could our nation ever lose the space race? Mr. Cutter to Mr. Edwards, Mr. Neff, and Mr. Davies: Then I put this live frog in the vat and you should have heard them scream! 18 Mr. Neff to Sam Bushong, Rick Hocker, and Steve Yoden Nahthing happened! Let's add a few more grams. HR2 Syracuse High School offers a varied range of mathematics courses. Future Albert Einsteins may take advantage of the full two years of algebra and the one semester senior course in college algebra. These students will also probably take geometry and trigonometry in their preparation for college. Michael Neff and Charles Davies teach the academic series of math courses. General or business math is taught by Gareth Meek to benefit those planning to continue their education. It is often wise for these students to acquire one year’s experience in basic algebra. The mathematics department enters two contests yearly--the National Math Contest and the Indiana High School Achievement program. The high standing of students in these tests indi- cate the fine quality of math at SHS. 19 f-fo+wfis, UcumhiPM, OmjI f-fogs Mrs. Baumgartner to Mr. Edwards and Mr. Alford: It says right here to add the eggs; THEN beat! The practical arts department includes industrial arts, home economics, and vo- cational agriculture. Mr. Alford stresses precision with the hammer and nail, and his industrial arts students take pride in a re-assembled motor. The class members demonstrate their achievements at the yearly Industrial Arts Show. Mrs. Baumgart- ner’s classes in home economics cover such fields as sewing, cooking, and family living. Their annual pride is the dress review. Mr. Edwards prepares his students to be better farmers in an ever progressive field of agriculture. These future far farmers look forward to the judging contests where they can apply classroom knowl- edge to practical situations. Mrs. Baumgartner to Judy Bryan with Vicki Kline: You ate all our food! How could you? 20 Ut’s ft’s Uf� to'Yow, Uifee-. Paul Moore, our new principal; Big Brother is watching you. 5,864,701 ... 5, 864,702 ...� Jean Koher, Mr. Moore's efficient secretary, runs off the Monday morning bulletin on the ditto machine. 22 Mot M , Pkti. ft’s CWcfe S TuaMj. Lewis S. Immel SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES Mrs. Coverstone Mrs. Fawley SCHOOL BOARD OF LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT William E. Pearl, vice-president, Glenn L Brown, secretary, James C. Stucky, president, Lewis S. Immel, superintendent, Dale E. Graham, member, Charles W. Kroh, treasurer. Not UXtt ! L cuy QhfajJldi Dev ft! RICHARD CRAMPTON Wabash College, A.B. ROLLIN CUTTER Butler University, B.S. CHARLES DAVIES Purdue University, B.S. RICHARD EDWARDS Prudue University B.S., M.S. 24 Paul's tkbTop Waw , Lot's Lot Ubwl PHILIP FAWLEY Manchester College, B.S. DAVID HOWARD Ball State, A.B. JAMES LENTZ Ball State, B.S. LOREN LONCENBAUGH Indiana Central, B.S. GARETH MEEK Ball State B.S. MICHAEL NEFF Manchester College, B.S. Ofo! f CjoMj ojaAj You s I’' MARY RIGDON Western College for Women, B.A. SHIRLEY TALMADGE Flora Stone Mather College, B.A. MARY WHITEMAN Indiana University, A.B. ELDON UMMEL Manchester College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. MAX ELLEN WAGNER Ball State, B.S. MARY ALICE WITSAMAN Indiana University, B.S. Purdue, M.S. ROBERT YODER Goshen College, A.B. CfewlMS yAJtiw Lttcfetj! ALBERT JOHN BAUER Academic Annual Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; News Staff 3; Play 3; Chorus 1,4; FFA 1; Librarian 1; WOWO Heritage Award 3; National Merit Commendation 4. MARILYN SUZANNE BECHTOLD Academic Chorus 3; Science Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. CONNIE LEIGH BROWN Business Annual Staff 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. SHERRY JILL BURSON Business Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Pep Club 1; Art 1,2. SAMUEL EDWARD BUSHONG Academic Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Boys' 4-H 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4. ATONYA JO BUTT Academic Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Cheerleader 1; Art 1. 28 U XjjWiMj tlu4uv . . . PHILIP ELSWORTH CHARTERS General Audio-visual 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1. CATHERINE CONN Business 4-H 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2; Play 3. MARILYN KAY COOK Business Chorus 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1.2.3,4: News Staff 4. EDWARD THOMAS COY Academic Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball Manager 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4. f-fcbd Oj jyioim OMui fattyot t cUmjojm up; BERNETTE KAY CRIPE Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Class President 1; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Student Council 1. STEPHEN BERN ELL CROW Business Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; FFA 1,2. ARDEN LEO DRUCKAMILLER Academic Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Science Club 2,4; Play 3; Chorus 1,3,4. JEAN ARLENE FAWLEY Business Chorus 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; News Staff 4; Play 3; Librarian 4. MARY JO FIRESTONE Business Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Tri M 2,3,4; Play 3; 4-H 1,2; Spanish Club 3. VICKI JOAN FIRESTONE Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Play 3; Tri M 2,3,4; Monitor 4. 30 A djiojnotiJb cfiftss fAiy • • • JANET KAY FISHER Business Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; News Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Spanish Club 3; Monitor 4. ROBERT VERN FISHER Academic Art 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Play 3; Science Club 4; Track 1. SARAH JO FOSBRINK Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Art 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; News Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Science Club 2,3; Monitor 4. CAROLE LEE GANSHORN Academic Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. 31 That ev tyoM,f ugk i oir, MARY KATHERINE GRAF Academic National Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FT A 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Art 1. PAUL RALPH HASSE General Tippecanoe 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 4. RICHARD ALDEN HOCKER Academic Mansfield 1,2,3; Science Club 4. JAMES ROSCOE HOWARD Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Monitor 4; National Merit Com- mendation 4. JEAN ELAINE INSLEY Business GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4. CHERYL RENEE JONES Academic Columbus High, Georgia 1; Annual Staff 4; FT A 4; GAA 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Art 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Play 3. 32 A OCW wOS h . . . MICHAEL LYNN JONES Academic Band 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; Science Club 4. SYLVIA JEAN KARESH Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; News Staff 3. DIANNE LYNN KERFIN Business Art 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Monitor 4. PHILIP ALFREY KINDER Academic Art 1,3,4; Culver 2; Science Club 3,4; Track 3. 33 Thot H© OM C to; JERRY DEAN KIRKDORFER Academic Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 3, Science Club 4. CHARLES WEBB KOSER Academic Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Science Club 2,3,4. SUSAN KAY LECOUNT Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Art 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2; CAA 1,2,3,4; FT A 2; 4-H 2; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Monitor 4. SHARON KAY LEVERNIER Business Annual Staff 4; Art 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish 3. ITT ANN LONCENBAUGH Business Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3. ROBERT DALE MILLER Business Chorus 1,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4. 34 A SpOitSCW UfltO SOtid . . . PATRICK EARL MONEY Academic Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Class President 2; Science Club 4; Student Council 2; Track 2,3,4. MARILYN KAY NORDMAN Academic Annual Staff 4; Art 1; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3; Drum Major 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; News Staff 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Play 3; Tri M 3,4. RUSSEL STANLEY PETERS Business Golf 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Science Club 2,4. JAMES DAVID PIFER General Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Audio- Visual 2,3,4. Our execs and not a Kennedy in the bunch. Sylvia, Sue, Jim, Mike, and Sally. ’'Do Vbu Ju� u ws Want a Tup? Ttven JANICE KAY PILCHER Academic Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3. RONALD WAYNE RICHEY Academic Bourbon 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Play 3; Student Council 3. LINDA KAYE ROBERTSON Academic Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; News Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Play 3; Spanish Club 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Tri M 2,3,4. DAVID CARLISLE ROBINSON General Burris 1,2,3; Chorus 4. ROBERT FRANK ROE Academic Ait 1,2. TERRY LEE SCHROCK Business Student Manager 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 4; Audio-Visual 3,4. 36 Wo to IluckiJ . . . RICHARD LEE SIMON Academic Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. RALPH STANLEY SMITH Academic Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 4; Manager 3; 4-H 2. jhodb Wo to QmJjuuoAju I MICHAEL DAVID STORMS Academic Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Class President 3,4; News Editor 3; News Staff 1,3,4; Play 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Track Manager 2; National Merit Semi- finalist 4. SHIRLEY ANN WHITEHEAD Business Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; FTA 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Play 3; Spanish Club 3; Tri M 2,3,4. DOUGLAS JAMES YODER Academic Band 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Play 3; Sci- ence Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. STEPHEN CHARLES YODER Academic Cross Country 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Science Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4. 38 You Cam JM f-ficjlv fCUl by C. Kroh Pres. A. Alfrey vice-pres. A. Zimmerman sec. T. Crews treas. C. Moore st. council A. Avery R. Bell M Brower M. Burdoine J. Busscher L Cecil J. Claybaugh R. Clevenger P. Combs Ja. Conn Je. Conn T. Connolly S. Conrad D. Coy M. Cramer B. Cripe P. Cripe E. Croumlich D. Darr K. Donham N. Eliis C. Felts D. Gingerich C. Gose L. Graham M. Haifley B. Hali B. Harrington P. Hartman G. Harvey H. Holloway J. Hughes P. Hughes M. Hulley J. Kaehler N. Kinder S. Kirkdorfer N. Kohcr R. Laird G. Laughlin L. Laughlin D. Le Count V. Liniger C. Linvill T. Mast R. Mauzy J. Michael D. Mikel L. Mock R. Mock T. Mullins K. Murray J. Plank S. Pittman D. Rice J. Ridings D. Ringler K. Ritter W Looks. Yow Com jM S. Sawyer W. Scarbeary S. Sharp C. Singery B. Smith C. Smith Ge. Smith Gr. Smith M. Smith T. Spurling B. Stanfield C. Stiffler P. Stoelting R. Strieby G. Stuckman C. Stucky T. Stump K. Thomas P. Van Sickle A. Young R. Searfoss pres. W. Appenzeller vice-pres B. Fisher treas. N. Butt st. council C. Atwood J. Auer J. Bartman B. Bauer S. Baumgartner J. Benson M. Broekers J. Brown J. Buhrt C. Busch B. Carlson P. Coburn J. Connolly D. Coy N. Crow R. Edgar J. Frederick P. Fry K. Fuller K. Galloway M. Galloway A. Gilbert M. Gordon T. Griffith L. Hastings S. Hocker A. Holloway S. Hoover K. Juday N. Karachencew D. Keim Piesftfw K by f-fts PiB l-uf) Boohs. P. Kerlin R. Kern S. Kitson J. Kramer S. Laughlin B. Liniger M. Martin H. McDonald J. McDonald B. McNamara D. Money P. Newcomer R. Niles L. Paige C. Peffley R. Penick R. Pilcher S. Price E. Puntus S. Rensberger S. Rensberger C. Rhoades C. Robinson A. Sapen J. Sawyer C. Sloan D. Smith R. Smith J. Spitler T. Stametz B. Stoelting C. Thomas J. Thornburg T. Thornburg T. Vanette S. Wagner R. Webb D. Wells K. Welty C. Wiggs C. Wright C. Xanders T. Yeager J. Mauzy pres. M. Brower vice-pres. C. Smith sec. J. Bryan treas. M. Bushong st. council L. Biller T. Brock You CamTM' Cu Qop1 tfwi i R. Brown M. Buhrt R. Bushong D. Carpenter E. Catt D. Chokey B. Cripe R. Crouch S. Cutter D. Darr J. Davis K. Dorsey H. Elstrod J. Eppley B. Folger T. Ganshorn P. Godfrey L. Harrington C. Haslett M. Henning R. Hostctter C. Hulley M. Immel M. Kern S. Kern C. Kistler L. Kitson L. Kline V. Kline E. Koher J. Koher C. Lamb D. Leer M. Lindley J. Line J. Longenbaugh D. McKibben D. Mench M. Meredith C. Mikel C. Mock L Mock P. Mock K. Niles J. Poynter F. Rensberger J. Richards M. Richey J. Roberts T. Rookstool J. Schoeff W. Schrock S. Searfoss L. Simon R. Smith G. Spry R. Stahley P. Stanfield G. Stanger R. Stiver R. Strieby J. Stump D. Tatmafi by f-fls Clothes Suck B. Thomas 5. Traster R. Van Sickle T. White J. Wiggs J. Wilson 6. Wolfinger R. Workman J. Yoder S. Yoder T. Webb pres. L. Pittman vice-pres. P. Firestone sec. S. Butt treas. G. Brown st. council B. Arnold G. Bauer M. Bonnett L. Broekers M. Brown W. Bushong R. Bushong K. Butt J. Byrd J. Cecil T. Clayton B. Cripe Br. Cripe J. Edgar S. Estep R. Firestone B. Fisher B. Calloway P. Graves F. Green F. Harm J. Hess V. Hocker B. Johnson D. Jones L. Jones M. Juday M. Kimes A. Kowallik J. Lantz R. Larimer L. Lea E. Line C. Lung D. Maynard C. McDonald L. McGill YOU COMyjM G JtUuO'l B. Miller P. Mullins D. Paige W. Petersen L. Pilcher N. Plank S. Richmond D. Ritter R. Robinson S. Sellers G. Smith L. Smith R. Smith S. Smith J. Spitler R. Stiffler R. Warner C. Wells S. Whiteman K. Willard B. Wolfe G. Wolfinger ’64 A. Vanderford pres. J. Hibschman v.-pres. R. Stiver sec.-treas. S. Carlson st. council P. Appenzeller R. Baugher G. Beauchamp J. Boger P. Bornman P. Brewer D. Buhrt Y. Busscher J. Byler R. Coy R. Ellis S. Grady J. Hapner J. Hasse C. Hostetler S. Huber D. Jones P. Kline T. Kramer K. Martin B. Newcomer D. Nicolai R. Niles S. Plymale Bui Vou f-Ztiw Wu cM From A PSALM OF LIFE Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again . Let us then be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. --Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Price Ridings , Roddie Schacht Searfoss Smith Speer Spurting Stetler Stoelting Stucky Thornburg Wagner Wiles 46 CjD xfms, Usten is, Lmdm FRONT ROW: S. Karesh, vice-president, G. Brown, A. Vanderford, secretary, C. Kroh, C. Moore, N. Butt. ROW 2: Mr. Paul Moore, sponsor, S. Carlson, M. Bushong, J. Stefanski, treasurer, R. Searfoss, M. Brower. THIRD ROW: M. Storms, president, L. Pittman, J. Mauzy, T. Webb, J. Hibschman. SPEAK, LISTEN, LEAD . . . those are the three aims of the student council. Fif- teen members from all grades speak for their fellow students, letting their opinions be known to the administration. They lis- ten for news and concerns of the faculty and principal and they pass the word along to others. Finally they lead in the for- mation of policies, students attitudes, and school betterment. The council believes that there are areas like citizenship, sportsmanship, morals, and discipline, in which youth can better handle and correct themselves. The student council is prov- ing this belief to be true. Jim Felts and Marilyn Martin, King and Queen of 1962, lead off the annual Spring Dance. Compliments of ARNOLD'S GROCERY 48 ' ' Club FRONT ROW: M. Storms, president, A. Vanderford, S. LeCount, R. Stiver, M. Graf, V. Firestone, treasurer, Mrs. Rigdon, sponsor. SECOND ROW: S. Karesh, secretary, S. Fosbrink, J. Fisher, B. Cripe, J. Stefanski, A. Bauer, R. Richey, vice-president, T. Kramer, D. Yoder, J. Howard, K. Martin. The Laurel Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized at Syracuse High School in 1960. Since then, the original membership of fifteen has increased to seven- teen members. The Honor Society is composed of students who maintain a scholastic average of B or better with a Satisfactory in citizenship. Membership is based on scholastic standing, character, leadership, and service. The purposes of the Honor Society are to create student initiative to make better grades, to set a good example for the student body, and to serve the school. This year, a tutoring service was offered to students in grades seven through twelve who were having difficulties with their studies . A suggestion box for constructive criticism was continued. A award of academic letters is being considered for students with a high scholastic rating. Compliments of KETERING INSURANCE, Chris Koher, Agent 49 Copy, Cuifim, Coioshoplves Our beautiful subscription advertising departments: C. Ganshorn, L. Longenbaugh, S. Fos- brink, C. Brown, S. Karesh, J. Pilcher, V. Firestone, S. Whitehead. Our skilled typists, photographers, and artists: A. Druckamiller, M. Firestone, S. Levernier, J. Fisher, S. Burson, typing chairman, B. Fisher, J. Howard, Photog- raphy chairman, T. Coy, C. Jones. Our dedicated layout com- mittee: J. Stefanski, chairman and assistant editor, B. Cripe, S. LeCount, A. Bauer, editor, L. Robertson, K. Nordman, M. Storms. Tfi F cfc FUi Im FRONT ROW: K. Ritter, J. Stucky, B. Arnold, S. Speer, editor, G. Bauer, D. Paige. SECOND ROW: K. Dorsey, S. Carlson, J. Mauzy, T. Yeager, M. Storms, advertising editor, V. Firestone. THIRD ROW: K. Nordman, T. Kramer, K. Martin, B. Stiver, Mrs. Rigdon, sponsor. The news staff, working diligently, with its editors, proofreaders, and re porters, reported accurately the school events of interest to the entire com- munity. Because space was limited, regular columns were impossible. Reporters, selected by their respective classes, supplied items of news- worthy interest. Vicki Firestone, senior reporter, wrote features on the activities of her class . Jane Stoelting authored items on the juniors . The sophomore and freshman reporters, Barb Arnold and Sally Searfoss, also supplied features . Mrs . Rigdon was the faculty advisor and Sandy Speer served as editor. Also helping were the assistant editor, Geri Bauer, and typists from Mr . Ummel's class. Many other contributions were made by students and faculty members during the year. Compliments of THE MAIL-JOURNAL Off ' 'Cluvius’ ’ Ttifiy A l FRONT ROW: B. Arnold, S. Hocker, J. Fisher, S. Cutter, J. Eppley. SECOND ROW: J. Cecil, D. Paige, B. Wolfe, C. Koher, P. Stanfield, T. Ganshom, M. Firestone, V. Schacht, N. Plank, E. Catt. THIRD ROW: C. Mock, J. Stucky, C. Kistler, M. Brown, R. VanSickle, S. Smith, R. Miller, J. Fawley, P. Mullins, S. Karesh. FOURTH ROW: C. Ganshom, L. McGill, J. Pilcher, J. Wilson, J. Stefanski, P. Money, A. Drucka- miller, M. Storms, C. Jones, L. Broekers, B. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: M. Cook, M. Bushong, P. Brewer, R. Bushong, P. Kline, D. Robinson, A. Bauer, D. McKibben, D. Yoder, S. Burson, Y. Buscher, L. Robertson. And there are going to be night practices until you get it right! Compliments of BURKHOLDER REXALL DRUGS 52 Ufc’s 'Tuj W’ Compliments of AERO BOAT COMPANY FRONT ROW: S. Speer, M. Bushong, J. Stefanski, K. Martin, vice president, P. Kline, B. Cripe, S. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: L. Robertson, secretary, B. Miller, T. Butt, V. Firestone, N. Plank, S. Butt, K. Nordman, P. Mullins, M. Firestone, president, S. Whitehead, treasurer, Mr. Lentz, sponsor. Tri-M is an organization of Modern Music Masters. A student in band or chorus must earn membership by meeting certain requirements. The aims of the society are to foster greater musical performances and to provide wider opportunities for personal musical expression. Ptofo Twkty FRONT ROW: L. Robertson, A. Vanderford, treasurer, S. Karesh, vice-president, B. Cripe, presi- dent, S. Fosbrink, secretary, R. Stiver. SECOND ROW: B. Arnold, T. Butt, M. Graf, B. Fisher, D. Paige, C. Ganshom, J. Stucky. THIRD ROW: P. Mullins, C. Jones, J. Pilcher, M. Bechtold, K. Nordman, Mrs. Whiteman, sponsor. The Lillian Hamman Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was created for the purpose of informing students of the possibilities in a teach- ing career. It is affiliated with the Indiana State Teachers Association and National Education Association. The goals of F .T.A. are: to improve character and personality, to give the student a realistic look at teaching, to allow him to explore his interests, abilities, and skills, and most im- portant to prepare him for college. Compliments of WAWASEE MOTEL 54 Fu t tOiuS CtM l FMoiuSldfD SEATED: W. Bushong, S. Bushong, J. Hibschman, R. Robinson, F. Green. STANDING: R. Stiffler, J. Roberts, Mr. Edwards, sponsor, J. Edgar. FRONT ROW: J. Coy, M. Coy, D. Holsclaw, J. Yoder, B. Green, J. White. SECOND ROW: L. Byler, L. Bushong, S. Yeager, J. Busch, R. Stiffler, J. Roberts, J. Brown, T. Yeager. THIRD ROW: F. Green, T. Butt, G. Smith, W. Bushong, G. Stanger, S. Bushong, P. Brewer, Mr. Edwards. Compliments of BURGER DAIRY STORE AND DAIRY QUEEN Batons twirling, the whistle blowing, drums beating, and the Syracuse High School Band steps smartly on the floor. The drum major of the band is Kay Nordman. Majorettes include Toni Butt, Sue Traster, Judy Bryan, Kristie Niles, and Debbie Carpenter. The twirlers perform at home basketball shows, executing a variety of routines including dance twirling, strutting routines, baton twirling, and flag twirling. 56 Tk Book WomhS SEATED: Jean Insley, Toni Butt, Betty Newcomer, Shirley Whitehead. STANDING: Marilyn Bechtold, Elaine Line, Jean Fawley, Lu Ann Longen- baugh. This year the library was moved across the hall into larger and roomier quarters in the old study hall. This change allowed space for expansion of library materials and also more tables and chairs for the reading and study room. The library is administered by Mrs. Whiteman, the li- brarian, with the aid of student librarians who take care of checking the attendance, checking books in and out, shelv- ing books, and also aid in processing books for circulation. Two of the students, Shirley Whitehead and Lu Ann Longen- baugh, attended a workshop for student librarians at Indiana University during the summer of 1962 where they studied li- brary procedures. The library includes fiction as well as reference materials and a periodical file of back numbers. Also a paperback bookstore has become a part of the library. 57 Shop QluMpies tuuLVfy Idtk FRONT ROW: M. Brown, T. Brock, R. Firestone, J. Stetler, J. Hess, J. Edgar, P. Charters, D. Maynard. SECOND ROW: C. Wogoman, G. Price, R. Miller, D. Darr, G. Wiles, D. Mench, J. Searfoss, M. Wagner, R. Robinson, Mr. Alford, instructor. THIRD ROW: P. Hasse, S. Crow, L. Price, J. Pifer, C. McDonald, S. Whiteman, R. Peters, T. Schrock, G. Boger. FRONT ROW: J. Pifer, L. Price, S. Whiteman, T. Schrock, J. Edgar. SECOND ROW: R. Stahley, J. Roberts, D. Maynard, B. Petersen. THIRD ROW: C. McDonald, D. Darr, G. Price, J. Searfoss, P. Charters. 58 Club FRONT ROW: C. Hostetler, M. Bonnet, B. Cripe, S. Bushong, B. Stiver, R. Bushong, M. Storms. SECOND ROW: P. AppenzeUer, D. Paige, A. Vanderford, R. Hooker, S. Karesh, S. Yoder, J. Kirkdorfer, T. Kramer, S. Plymale, Mr. Davies, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Neff, sponsor, A. Druckamiller, R. Simon, P. Kinder, P. Money, R. Richey, C. Koser, B. Baugher, D. Yoder. FOURTH ROW: J. Stefanski, J. Zimmerman, R. Niles, D. Jones, T. Coy, A. Bauer, K. Martin, D. Ridings, P. Brewer, B. Fisher. The Science club is composed of stu- dents interested in biology, chemistry, and physics . Among its activities were field trips to Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, and Miles Laboratories, Elkhart. Each member is required to enter a project in the annual Science Fair held early in the spring. 59 Ttus Is ht (%ss - Cob ' e w Busy. FRONT ROW: S. Grady, L. Pilcher, D. Paige, R. Crouch, H. Elstrod, J. Stetler, G. Spry. SECOND ROW: D. Coy, M. Roddie, J. Stump, J. Hasse, M. Bechtold, D. Kerfin, C. Jones, S. LeCount. THIRD ROW: B. Miller, P. Kinder, B. Fisher, S. Stump, P. Kline, J. Byler, C. Kistler, S. Levernier, Mrs. Talmadge, instructor. The Syracuse High School Art Department has been very busy this year. They have done everything from landscapes, portraits, colored glass effect pictures, still-lifes and abstracts on automation to linoleum block-print Christ- mas Cards. The equipment they have used has ranged from pencil, charcoal crayons and pastels, to water-colors, oils and India ink. The students were very busy at Christmas time, erecting their annual nativity scene. Next year, they plan to start a new papiermache nativity scene. Some of the students entered artwork in the Regional Art Contest. They are planning a field trip to South Bend soon to view the results of the contest. The junior and senior art students are presently working on a mural about the Syracuse High School, which they will present to the school upon its com- pletion . This spring, the art students will once again display their work in the annual art exhibit. 60 lt Weak i Qfyf? FRONT ROW: M. Meredith, B. Cripe, J. Bryan, Mrs. Talmadge, C. Moore, S. Cutter, T. White, B. Crouch. SECOND ROW: D. Money, K. Murray, S. Kirkdorfer, A. Alfrey, B. Stanfield, C. Hulley, J. Stucky, V. Kline, P. Kerlin, T. Butt, B. Stiver, A. Vanderford. THIRD ROW: J. Pilcher, C. Jones, M. Graf, J. Wiggs, K. Niles, C. Smith, S. Whitehead, D. Carpenter, L. Biller, C. Hostetler, J. Auer, A. Kowallik, B. Arnold, G. Brown, L. Smith, N. Plank, J. Fisher, J. Cecil, J. Line. FOURTH ROW: G. Bauer, K. Nordman, C. Brown, M. Kimes, J. Schoeff, E. line, C. Ganshorn, C. Wells, B. Fisher, L. Pilcher, J. Spitler, S. Kern, L. Kitson, M. 1mmel, S. Richmond, S. Grady, M. Firestone, S. Levernier, S. Fosbrink. FIFTH ROW: S. Hocker, R. Bushong, L. Robertson, J. Fawley, S. LeCount, V. Firestone, S. Karesh, P. Graves, B. Wolfe, S. Estep, S. Sellers, D. Ritter, L. Broekers, M. Richey, K. Dorsey, E. Koher, S. Yoder, M. Bushong, S. Searfoss. SIXTH ROW: S. Burson, B. Cripe, D. Lindley, J. Poynter, S. Traster, C. Kistler, B. Miller, M. Bonnett, S. Speer, S. Plymale, C. Mock, L. Harrington, P. Firestone, M. Juday, J. Lantz, M. Bechtold, D. Kerfin. FRONT ROW: B. Fisher, C. Wiggs, C. Xanders, G. Rhoades, S. Laughlin, S. Sawyer, J. Conn, D. Rice, V. Liniger, L. Mock, L. Cecil. SECOND ROW: S. Kitson, N. Ellis, B. Smith, J. Plank, G. Stuckman, S. Pittman, C. Felts, B. McNamara, N. Kinder, C. Smith, D. Gingerich, N. Butt. THIRD ROW: E. Croum- lich, J. Ridings, C. Singerey, B. Stanfield, S. Kirkdorfer, K. Murray, C. Moore, P. Hughes, D. Smith, S. Hocker, J. Auer, M. Martin, S. Price, N. Crow. FOURTH ROW: D. Money, K. Fuller, J. Buhrt, L. Hastings, A. Alfrey, B. Cripe, N. Koher, C. Peffley, K. Juday, B. Liniger, C. Sloan, P. Coburn, L. Paige. FIFTH ROW: M. Cramar, P. Van Sickle, E. Puntus, J. Spitler, C. Atwood, S. Rensberger, C. Wright, C. Robinson, J. Benson, B. Stocking, L. Graham, C. Cose, K. Donham, J. Hughes, K. Ritter. 61 Bernsteltt , Back,omA Und FRONT ROW: C. Peffley, B. Fisher, B. Stanfield, S. Pittman, L. Laughlin, L. Cecil, S. Kirkdorfer, G. Rhoads, J. Buhrt. SECOND ROW: N. Butt, K. Juday, L. Mock, D. Mikel, K. Murray, R. Webb, J. Benson, D. Gingerich, C. Kroh, P. Cobum, J. Conn, P. Combs, R. Clevenger, M. Smith, R. Kern, S. Wagner, D. Coy, R. Niles, S. Gordon, B. Appenzeller. THIRD ROW: S. Kitson, B. Stoelting, P. Van Sickle, N. Crow, N. Koher, D. Rice, P. Cripe, M. Brower, J. Conn, C. Thomas, K. Smith, J. Hughes, R. Laird, P. Stoelting, B. Cripe, D. Keim, T. Mullins, W. Scarbeary, P. Hartman, C. Stucky, C. Busch, R. Penick. FOURTH ROW: R. Searfoss, J. Kramer, T. Crews, D. Coy, A. Alfrey. The junior high band, under the direction of Mr , Lentz, offers a good musical foundation for students in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. Members play numbers rang- ing from classical music to popular tunes in order to ac- quaint the members with different forms of music. Junior band is a stepping stone between elementary music and high school band. Students improve each year with the aid of private lessons taught during the summer by Mr. Lentz. Each year the band presents a spring concert as a climax to the year's activity. Compliments of UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY FRONT ROW: M. Buhrt, R. Smith, T. Kramer, J. Kirkdorfer, L. Simon, J. Wilson, D. Buhrt. SECOND ROW: M. Jones, B. Smith, S. Smith, J. Longenbaugh, K. Butt, F. Hann, K. Willard. THIRD ROW: A. Druckamiller, P. Money, R. Simon, J. Zimmerman, T. Coy, D. McKibben, P. Brewer, Mr. Ummel, coach. Silver Lake . We 3 . They . . 0 Pierceton . . 1 . . . 4 Milford . . . 11 . . . 0 Leesburg . . 3 . . . 1 Claypool. . . 8 . . . 0 Akron .... 12 . . . 2 Etna Green . 2 . . . 4 Mentone . . . 8 . . . 7 North Webster 2 . . . 0 Sidney .... 7 . . . 4 The swingin' sluggin’ senior six. Mick tags the bag. thb Q. A - FRONT ROW: J. Yoder, B. Bushong, S. Yoder, D. Jones, T. Ganshorn, R. Hostetter, student manager. SECOND ROW: S. Crow, F. Rensberger, P. Bornman, G. Stanger, B. Cripe, L. Kline. THIRD ROW: J. Thornburg, L. Jones, R. Niles, D. Ridings, B. Cripe, R. Richey, Mr. Meek, coach. We Concord . . Lost Goshen . . Lost Warsaw . . Lost Pierceton . . . . . . Lost Manchester . . . , . . Won Millersburg . . , . . Lost New Paris Leesburg . . . . , . . Won Milford County . . . 3rd Sectional . . . . . . 20th 65 Vfr vuj VdA ltu! FRONT ROW: S. Bushong, student manager, Mr. Cutter, coach. SECOND ROW: M. Jones, R. Richey, J. Thornburg, D. Ridings, R. Niles, J. Zimmerman, P. Brewer, R. Simon, P. Money, S. Crow. 1962 SCHEDULE 1963 We They We They Pierceton 49 . . 65 Claypool 69 . . 72 Middlebury 54 . . 62 Etna Green 44 . . 57 Leesburg 51 . . 36 No. Webster 69 . . 46 New Paris 51 . . 62 Cromwell 71 . . 69 Mentone 39 . . 94 Ligonier 67 . . 73 Concord 55 . . 82 Wolfe Lake 79 . . 72 No. Webster 74 . . 62 Avilla 64 . . 77 Warsaw 48 . . 72 Milford 77 . . 70 Manchester 52 . . 45 Albion 64 . . 89 Compliments of STATE BANK OF SYRACUSE Compliments of MARISE'S TOWN LAKE SHOP Te nii TW f-fas Sfeot , Tw ! FRONT ROW: R. Stiffler, student manager, R. Smith, F. Hann, S. Smith, M. Brown. SECOND ROW- R. Robinson, student manager, B. Cripe, K. Butt, T. Clayton, L. Jones, K. Willard, Eldon Ummel, coach. Pierceton We 27 . They . 38 Claypool We 33 . They . 37 Middlebury 32 . . 45 Etna Green 44 . . 36 Leesburg 43 . . 26 No. Webster 37 . . 35 New Paris 37 . . 30 Cromwell 43 . . 49 Mentone 40 . . 70 Ligonier 36 . . 30 Concord 33 . . 48 Wolfe Lake 32 . . 42 No. Webster 54 . . 32 Avilla 33 . . 29 Warsaw 28 . . 48 Milford 49 . . 54 Manchester 44 . . 52 Albion 39 . . 47 P. Firestone M. Kimes J. Lantz tiAJbuxinwM Bc£ketb M‘?” FRONT ROW: S. Yoder, J. Kirkdorfer, T. Kramer, B. Miller, J. Searfoss, C. Wogoman, G. Price. SECOND ROW: G. Wiles, M. Wagner, S. Bushong, S. Smith, A. Druckamiller, P. Kinder, L. Price, R. Hocker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Howard, sponsor, J. Brazel, J. Stefanski, B. Fisher, T. Coy, A. Bauer, J. Boger, D. Yoder, Mr. Alford, sponsor. Compliments of CLARK CRAIG, M.D. and GAMBLE'S Fcu , PiM TUoiuS, Pt skht v FRONT ROW: R. Hostetter, student manager, M. Buhrt, L. Simon, J. Yoder, J. Wilson, T. Canshorn. SECOND ROW: L. Kline, F. Rensberger, M. Kern, R. Bushong, D. McKibben, J. Longenbaugh, R. Workman, Mr. Meek, coach. WE THEY North Webster . . . . 35 .... 41 New Paris . . . ... 44 . .... 39 Albion .... 37 Pierceton ... 33 . .... 38 Warsaw .... ... 42 . .... 47 S. Whitley . . . ... 49 . .... 37 Goshen ... 33 . .... 29 Concord .... . . . 37 . .... 34 Tourney .... . . . 32 . .... 33 Milford 70 Puifce tUtg PwowiiAj FRONT ROW: T. Kramer, J. Kirkdorfer, D. Buhrt, S. Carlson, D. Tatman. SECOND ROW: J. Zimmerman, B. Ellis, B. Fisher, G. Boger, L. Pittman. THIRD ROW: G. Meek, coach, K. Martin, R. Niles, D. Ridings, T. Webb. SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL GOLF 1962 Manchester......................Lost Columbia City...................Lost Laketon .........................Won Ligonier.........................Won South Whitley....................Won Warsaw .........................Lost Laketon .........................Won Rome City.......................Lost Manchester......................Lost Ligonier.........................Won Sectional Golf Meet State Golf Meet 71 Ju$fc Ou l-fop, Qkip, Cwds G JuftifD FRONT ROW: L. Wilson, D. Jones, M. Jones, P. Money, R. Richey, M. Hartman, R. Kramer. SECOND ROW: S. Crow, F. Hann, L. Jones, S. Williams, P. Brewer. THIRD ROW: F. Denton, R. Simon, J. lant?, D. Scarbeary, T. McClintic, D. Kowallik, Mr. Cutter, coach. SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 1962 Leesburg .... . . 10 41 1 3 Rome City . . . . . 47 67 2 3 Albion . . 70 Syracuse .... . . 58 . . Larwill 68 3 8 Milford 31 3 4 Concord .... . . 75 33 1 2 North Webster . . . 11 1 3 Syracuse .... . . 50 2 3 . . . 51 1 2 Ligonier .... South Whitley . . 40 2 3 . . 18 1 2 . . . 44 5 6 Avilla . . 68 Syracuse .... . . 54 1 2 . . 65 Syracuse .... 44 72 Jumcw cwLjoqcj iS FRONT ROW: M. Smith, R. Mauzy, C. Linvill, J. Conn, C. Stucky, R. Kern, T. Vanette. SECOND ROW R. Laird, P. Hartman, B. Appenzeller, J. Kramer, K. Welty, P. Edgar, B. Niles, S. Conrad. THIRD ROW: T. Thornburg, K. Thomas, B. Pilcher, A. Zimmerman, R. Clevenger, R. Bell, H. Holloway, R. Smith, C. Kroh. FOURTH ROW: B. Carlson, S. Wagner, C. Busch, R. Searfoss, D. Coy, M. Broekers, C. Thomas, B. Penick, M. Gordon. SYRACUSE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 1962 WE THEY Pierceton .... 63 2 5 . . 36 3 5 Atwood 86 3 4 . . 16 Leesburg Milford 82 . . 18 North Webster . 73 . . 27 County 72 (1st). . 40-Pierceton (2nd) Ligonier .... 82 . . 18 Land O'Lakes . 71 2.. Compliments of ROSE JEWELRY and BUDGET LOAN 73 CWy’S CctQPM Cut Cool C P 1 ! FRONT ROW: T. Griffith, S. Sharp, R. Laird, P. Hartman, J. Kramer, R. Edgar, K. Welty, B. Niles. SECOND ROW: Mr. Longenbaugh, coach, S. Conrad, M. Smith, T. Connolly, R. Mauzy, C. Linvill J. Conn, C. Stucky, R. Kern, T. Thornburg. THIRD ROW: R. Carlson, C. Thomas, B. Bauer, M. Broekers D. Coy, R. Searfoss, C. Busch, S. Wagner, M. Gordon. FOURTH ROW: R. Clevenger, R. Bell B. Pilcher, K. Thomas, C. Kroh, R. Smith, H. Holloway, A. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: K. Murray, B. Stanfield, S. Kirkdorfer, C. Moore. SECOND ROW- D. Smith, N. Butt, C. Singery. P. Hughes, D. Money, 74 Bats, Balk Boys FRONT ROW: B. Appenzeller, J. Kramer, B. Niles, S. Conrad, M. Smith, C. Linvill. SECOND ROW: C Stucky, T. Thornburg, C. Kroh, K. Thomas, R. Smith, B. Pilcher, R. Bell. THIRD ROW: R. Clevenger, Carlson, C. Busch, R. Searfoss, M. Broekers, B. Bauer, S. Wagner, M. Gordon, Mr. Longenbaugh, coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL 1962 We They Milford . . . . 6 . . . . . 8 N. Webster . . . . . . .9 . . . . . 2 Leesburg .... . . . 11 . . . . . 4 Pierceton .... . . . 15 . . . . . 7 Ligonier ... 9 . . . . . 3 Compliments of SUTULA STUDIOS t-efc’s QogmhmmoO TmjwI 4 VI y pr ■‘•n � ',. i'-t'V ''f' • i At %v ‘Cv V BiV4 3r' .a4l v3J i $W --ii -i: :.4Jv’ 2 V- ?S■ - rr ?«S5SH 1 fWK 1 vw ? r •- • £ £1 Owv QubbOtfaiS KWt it -. |r r -J| PnK- Best Wishes PENN CONTROLS SYRACUSE, IND. 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Mary 44,59,61 Bornman, Pat 45,65 Rm7pl l;ifk fi 9 Brewer, Paul 12,45.52,55,59,72,6,66 Brock, Terry 42,58 Broekers, Linda 44, 52,61 Broekers, Max 41, 73, 74, 75 Brower, Max 42, 48 Brower, Michael 40,62 Brown, Connie 28, 50,61 Brown, Ginger 44, 48, 61 Brown, Joe 41, 55 Brown, Michael 44, 52, 58,68 Brown, Roger 13,43,5 Bryan, Judy 20,42,56,61 Buhrt, Michael 12,43,64,70 Burdoine, Michael 40 Burson, Sherry 28, 17,50,52,61,7 Busch, Chris 41,62, 74, 75 Bushong, Bill 19,44,55,65 Bushong, Mary K. 12,42,48,52,53,61 Bushong, Richard 43, 70 Bushong, Rosemary 44,52,59,61 Bushong, Sam 12,28,18,55,59,69,66 Busscher, Janice 40 Busscher, Yvonne 45,52 Butt, Kenneth 44,64 Butt, Nancy 41, 48, 61,62, 74, 5 Butt, Steve 13,44,53 Butt, Toni G. 55, 57 Butt. Toni J. 7,54,28,53,56,61 Byler, Joyce 45, 60 Byrd, Jerry 44 Carlson, Robert 41,73,74, 75 Carlson, Stephen 45,48,51,71,6 Carpenter, Debra 43, 56, 61 Catt, Elsie 43, 52 Cecil, Jane 12,44,52,61 Cecil, Linda 61,62, 40 Charters, Philip 29,58 Chokey, Douglas 43 Claybaugh, Jerry 40 Clayton, Tom 12,44,68 Clevenger, Robbie 40, 62, 73, 74, 75 Coburn, Pamela 41,61,62 Combs, Pam 40, 62 Conn, Catherine 29 Conn, James 40,62,73,74 Conn, Jeannine 40,61,62 Connolly, Tim 40,74 Conrad, Steve 40, 73, 74, 75 Cook, Marilyn 29, 52 Coy, Dick 13,45,60 Coy, Donald 40, 62, 73, 74 Coy, Doug 41,62 Coy, Tom 29,50,59,64,69 Cramar, Marie 40,61 Crews, Thomas 40,62 Cripe, Bernette 54, 30, 49, 50, 59,61 Cripe, Betty 12,43,61 Cripe, Bill 44,65 Cripe, Billie 40,61,62 Cripe, Bruce 12,44,53,65 Cripe, Patti 40, 62 Crouch, Becky 43,60, 61 Croumlich, Elizabeth 40, 61 Crow, Natheta 41,61,62 Crow, Stephen 7,30,58,65,72,66 Cutter, Susan 43,52,61 Darr, Danny 43, 58 Darr, Dennis 40 Davis, James 43 Donham, Katherine 40,61 Dorsey, Kathy 12,43,51,61 Druckamiller, Arden 30, 50, 52, 59, 64,69 Edgar, John 44, 55, 58 Edgar, Ricky 41,73,74 Ellis, Bob 45, 71 Ellis, Nancy 40, 61 Elstrod, Hank 43,60 Eppley, Jean 43, 52 Estep, Stella 44,61 Fawley, Jean 30,52,57,61 Felts, Cindy 40, 61 Firestone, Mary Jo 12,30,50,52,53,61 Firestone, Peggy 12,44,61,68 Firestone, Richard 44, 58 Firestone, Vicki 12,30,49,50,51,53,61 Fisher, Barbara 41,61,62 Fisher, Becky 54,44,61 Fisher, Janet 31,49,50,52,61 Fisher, Robert 7,31,50.59.60,71,89,69 Folger, Bobby 43 Fosbrink, Sally Jo 54, 31,49, 50, 61,7 Frederick, James 41 Fry, Philip 41 Fuller, Karen 41,61 Gaff, Jannie Galloway, Kevin 41 Galloway, Mike 41 Ganshprn, Carole 7, 54, 31,50, 52,61 Ganshorn, Tom 12,43,52,65,70 Gilbert, Andy 41 Gingerich, Deborah 40,61,62 Godfrey, Penny 43 Gordon, Michael 43 Gose, Cindy 40, 61 Grady, Sharon 45,60,61 Graf, Mary K. 7,54,32,49,61 Graham, Linda 40,61 Graves, Pamela 44,61 Green, Fred 44, 55 Griffith, Terry 41,74 Haifley, Mike 40 Hall, Bitsie 40 Hann, Fritz 44, 64, 72,68 Hapner, Joe 45 Harrington, Billy 40 Harrington, Linda 43,61 Hartman, Paul 40,62,73,74 Harvey, George 40 Haslett, Christina 43 Hasse, Janet 45, 60 Hasse, Paul 32,58 Hastings, Linda 41,61 Henning, Mike 43 Hess, William 44, 58 Hibschman, Joe 13,45,48,55 Hocker, Richard 32, 18, 59,69 Hocker, Sandra 41,61 Hocker, Vicki Sue 44,52,61 Holloway, Ashley 41 Holloway, Hallie 40,73,74 Hoover, Steve 41 Hostetler, Carol 45,59,61,6 Hostettler, Ronnie 43, 65, 70 Howard, James 32,49,50 Huber, Sandi 45 Hughes, Julie 40,61,62 Hughes, Peggy 40,61,74 Hulley, Charlotte 43,61 Hulley, Marjorie 40 Jmmel, Mary Barb 12,43,61 Insley, Jeai 32, 57 Johnson, Billy 44 Jones, Cheryl 54, 32, 50, 52, 60,61 Jones, Danny 12,45,59,72 Jones, David 44 Jones, Larry 44, 65, 72,68 Jones, Michael 33,64,72,66 Juday, Karen 41,61,62 Juday, Mary Jo 12,44,61 Kaehler, John 40 Karachencew, Nick 41 Karesh, Sylvia 7,54, 33,48,49, 50,52,59, 61 Keim, Donald 41,62 Kerfin, Dianne 33,60,61 Kerlin, Paula 42,61 Kern, Mike 43, 70 Kern, Roger 42, 62, 73, 74 Kern, Sandra 12,43,61 Kimes, Mary 13,44,61,68 Kinder, Nancy 40,61 Kinder, Philip 33, 59, 60,69 Kirkdorfer, Jerry 34, 59, 64, 71,69 Kirkdorfer, Susan 40,61,62,74 Kistler, Claudia 43,52,60,61 Kitson, Lucy 12,43,61 Kitson, Susan 42,61, 62 Kline, Leonard 43,65, 70 Kline, Phil 12,45,52,53,60 Kline, Vicki 20,43.61 Koher, Elaine 12,43,61 Koher, J. R. 43,52 Koher, Nancy Jo 40, 61,62 Koser, Charles 13, 34, 59 Kowallik, Ann 12,44,61 Kramer, John 42,62,73,74,75 Kramer, Tom 12,45,49,51,59,64,71,69, 6 Kroh, Casey 40, 48, 62, 73, 74, 75 Laird, Roger 40, 62, 73, 74, 43 Lamb, Charles 43 Lantz, Judy 12,44,61,68 Larimer, Richard 44 Laughlin, Glenn 40 Compliments of MODERNE BEAUTY KRAFT SALON 95 Laughlin, Loretta 40,62 Laughlin, Sandra 42,61 Lea, Larry 44 LeCount, Don 40 LeCount, Sue 34, 49, 50,60,61 Leer, Deborah 12,43 Levernier, Sharon 7,34,50,60,61 Lindley, Donna 12,43,61 Line, Elaine 44, 57,61 Line, Jackie 43,61 Liniger, Betsy 42,61 Liniger, Vicki 40,61 Linvill, Chuck 40, 73, 74, 75 Longenbaugh, John 43, 64, 70 Longenbaugh, Lu Ann 12,34,50,57,7 Lung, George 44 Martin, Ken 12,45,49.51,53,59,71,6 Martin, Mary Jo 42,61 Mast, Terry 40 Mauzy, Jameson 42,48,51 Mauzy, Rusch 40, 73,74 Maynard, Duane 44, 58 McDonald, Claire 44,58 McDonald, Harold 42 McDonald, James 42 McGill, Lorraine 44, 52 McKibben, Dallas 13,43,52,64,70 McNamara. Belinda 42,61 Mench, Dennis 43, 58 Meredith, Marinelle 12,43,61 Michael, James 40 Mikel, Carol 43 Mikel, Donna 40,62 Miller, Beth 12,45,53,61 Miller, Robert 34,62,58,60,69 Mock, Carolyn 43,52,61 Mock, Linda 43 Mock, Lu Ann 40,61,62 Mock, Phillip 12,43 Mock, Robert 40 Money, Deborah 42, 61,74 Money, Pat 35,52,59,64,72,66 Moore, Cathy 40,48,61,74 Mullins, Patricia 54, 12,45,52,53 Mullins, Thomas 40,62 Murray, Kathy 40, 61,62, 74 Newcomer, Betty 45 Newcomer, Patsy 42 Nicolai, Donna 14,45,6 Niles, Kristie 43, 56,61 Niles, Robert 42,62,73,74,75 Niles, Roger 45,59, 65, 71,66 Nordman, Marilyn Kay 7,54,35,50,51, 53,56,61 Paige, Darlene 54, 45, 51,52, 59,60 Paige, Lynn 42 Peffley, Cheryl 42,61,62 Penick, Robert 42,62,73 Peters, Russel 35,58 Petersen, Bill 13,45,58 Pifer, Jim 35, 58 Pilcher, Janice 54,12,36,50,52,61 Pilcher, Linda 12,45,60,61 Pilcher, Robert 42, 83, 74, 75 Pittman, Lynn 44,48,71 Pittman, Sally 40,61,62 Plank, Janet 40,61 Plank, Nancy 12,45,52,53,61 Plvmale, Sandra 45,59,61 Poynter. Jayne 12, 43,61 Price, Gary 46,58,69 Price, Larry 58,69 Price, Sandra 16,42,61 Puntus, Eugenia 42,61 Rensberger, Floyd 43, 65, 70 Rensberger, Sharon 42,61 Rensberger, Stanley 42 Rhoads, Gwen 42,61,62 Rice, Darlene 40,61,62 Richards, Joe 43 Richey, Marcia 12,43,61 Richey, Ronald 12,36,49,59,65,72,89,66 Richmond, Sandra 45,61 Ridings, David 46, 59,65, 71, 66 Ridings, Judy 40,61 Ringler, Dennis 40 Ritter, Donna 45,61 Ritter, Kathy 40,51.61 Roberts, Jon 43, 55, 58 Robertson, Linda 54, 12, 36, 50, 52, 53, 61 Robinson, Carla 42,61 Robinson, Dave 36, 52 Robinson, Ronnie 45, 55, 58,68 Roddie, Marsha 46,60 Roe, Robert 36 Rookstool, Terry 43 Sapen, Amaryllis 42 Sawyer, James 42 Sawyer, Sharon 41,61 Scarbeary, William 41,62 Schacht, Vona 46,52,6 Schoeff, Jo Ellen 12,43,61 Schrock, Terry 36, 58 Schrock, Wayne 43 Searfoss, Jerry 46, 58, 69 Searfoss, Robert 41,48, 62, 73, 74, 75 Searfoss, Sally 12,43,61 Sellers, Susie 45,61 Sharp, Steve 41,74 Simon, Larry 13,43,64,70 Simon, Richard 37, 59. 64, 72, 66 Singery, Cinda 41,61,74 Sloan, Carolyn 42,61 Sloan, Norma Smith, Brenda 41,61 Smith, Brian 46,64, 6 Smith, Carolyn 12,42,61 Smith, Cathy 41,61,62 Smith, Diana 42,61,74 Smith, Gene 41 Smith, Greg 4 1 Smith, Greg 45, 55 Smith, Linda 12,45,61 Smith, Michael 41,62,73, 74,75 Smith, Rebecca 43 Smith, Robbie 42, 73, 74, 75 Smith, Rodney 45, 64,68 Smith. Stan 12,37,17,52,53,69 Smith, Steve 19, 45,64,68 Speer, Sandra 12,46,51,53,61,6 Spitler, Janet 45,61 Spitler, Jo Ann 42,61 Spry, Gary 43,60 Spur ling, Larry 46 Spurling, Thomas 41 Stahley, Ralph 43, 58 Stametz, Thomas 42 Stanfield. Pete 12.43.52 Stanfield, Rebecca 41,61,62, 74 Stanger, Gary 43,55,65 Stefanski, James 37, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53, 59, 69 Stetler, John 12,46,58,60 Stiffler, Connie 41 Stiffler, Robert 45, 55, 68 Stiver, Bobbi 54,45,49,51,59,61,6 Stiver, Roger 43 Stoelting, Becky 42,61,62 Stoelting, Jane 46,6 Stoelting, Paul 41,62 Storms, Mike 7, 38, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 59 Strieby, Bobby 43 Strieby, Ronald 41 Stuckman, Gayle 41,61 Stucky, Curtis 41,62,73, 74,75 Stucky, Judy 54.46, 51,52,61.6 Stump, Judy 43,60 Stump, Susan 60 Stump, Tom 41 Tatman, Don 43, 71 Thomas, Carl 42,62,73,74 Thomas, Kent 41,73, 74, 75 Thomas, Rebecca 44,52 Thornburg, James 42 Thornburg, Jerry 46,65, 66 Thornburg, Tom 42,73,74,75 Traster, Sue Ann 44, 56,61 Vanderford, Ann 54,45.48,49,59,61,6 Vanette, Terry 42,73 Van Sickle, Patti 62, 41 Van Sickle, Robert 13,44,52 Wagner, Mark 13,58,69,46 Wagner, Steve 42, 62, 73. 74, 75 Warner, Richard 12,45 Webb, Ronnie 42,62 Webb, Terry 44,48,71 Wells, Cassie 45,61 Wells, Doug 42 Welty, Kermit 42,73,74 White, Tol Lee 12,44.61 Whitehead, Shirley 12,38,50,53,57.61 Whiteman, Sam 45, 58 Wiggs. Cathy 42.61 Wiggs, Julia 12,44,61 Wiles, Gary 46,58,69 Willard, Kenny 45,64, 68 Wilson, Jim 13,44, 52.64,70 Wogomon, Clifford 46,58,69 Wolfe, Bessie 45,52,61 Wolfinger, Brenda 44 Wolfinger, Gerald 45 Workman, Rick 44, 70 Wright, Connie 42,61 Xanders, Chris 42,61 Yeager, Tim 42,51,55 Yoder, Douglas 7, 38, 49, 52, 59,69 Yoder, John 44,55,65,70 Yoder, Sally 13,44,61 Yoder, Steve 38,18,59,65,69 Young, Andrew 41 Zimmerman, Alan 40,73,74 Zimmerman, Jack 46,59,64,71,66 Compliments of LAKELAND MONUMENTS—JIM AUDREY BUTT 96