Union Center High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wells County, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

Dedication We wish to show our sincere appreciation for the help you have given us and the patience you have had with us through the past three years. We, the Seniors of 60 , wish to dedicate this annual to you, our sponsor, Mr. Walmsley. ff CULTl MR. MIDDLETON MR. WALMSLEY For rhe leacn Teachers MARVEL WALL MARY WEBBER GUINEVERE LESH GLADYS RALSTON RUTH SHULL JUNE HOOPINGARNER SARAH BATZKA MARGARET RHODES HANNAH RUTENBURG JAMES BOLLHAUVE JOE HUFFMAN DALLAS PARISH PAUL TITUS 5 GillOrS Best Looki ng Most Athletic TONY TOMEI KAREN QUACKENBU SH TONY TOMEI PHIL NORRIS Most Popular Most Studious PHIL NORRIS KAREN QUACKENBUSH MYRON BRADBURN KATHRINE RICHARDSON Seniors I960 KATHRINE RICHARDSON Vice-President 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Sextet 3,4, Triple Trio 3, Double Sextet 4; Mrs. Rutenberg's Secre- tary 4; Play 3,4; Speech Club 2; Bowling 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. 1; Mixed Quartet 1, Quar- tet 3, Double Quartet 3; Chorus 1,3; Speech Club 1; Play 3,4. RONNIE MULLES MARY ANN GERBER Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Sextet 4, Triple Trio 1,3, Double Sextet 4; Pianist 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Girl 4. Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Play 4; Speech Club 2; Chorus 1, 2,4. LINDA BURNAU FRED ROBINSON Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 4; Quartet 4; Chorus 4. Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Play 4; Speech Club 2; Bowling 1; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club .3. JUDY CASTON Seniors I960 Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; F. F.A. 1,2; Basketball 1; Stage Manager 3,4. LARRY MEYER KAREN QUACKENBUSH Secretary 1, 3,4; News Reporter 2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Sextet 4; Triple Trio 1, Double Sextet 4; Bowling 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3. BONNIE COOPER Secretary 2; News Reporter 1; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3,4; Honor Society 4; Triple Trio 1; Play 3,4; Bowling 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3. Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1; Play 3, 4; Speech Club 2 ; Bowling 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4. REIDA WOODS PHILLIP NORRIS President 4; Treasurer 1, 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2; Mixed Quartet 1; Student Council 4; Play 3,4; Speech Club 2; Chorus 1. Vice-President 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Mixed Quartet 1, Quartet 2,3,4, Double Quar- tet 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Band 1,3,4; Speech Club 2; Play 3,4; News Reporter 3,4. MYRON BRADBURN Seniors I960 Paper Staff 4; Annual staff 4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 3; Speech Club 2; Play 4. TONY TOMEI NANCY WILSON Treasurer 2,4; Paper Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Sextet 2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3; Double Sextet 4; Mixed Quartet 1; Play 3,4; Pianist 1; Bowling 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3. CARALENE FISHBAUGH Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1; Play 3; Pianist 2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Bowling 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Librarian 3,4; Junior Leader 1,3.4. Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 2; Speech Club 2; Bowling 2; Cho- rus 1,3,4; Pep Club 3. ROSE OSBORN FLOYD MEYER Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; F. F.A. 1,2; Basketball 1; Stage Manager 3,4. 4-H 1; Twirler 2; Bowling 1; Cho- rus 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 2; Librarian 4. CATHY FATE Seniors I960 DAVE RENNER Chorus 4. JOHN WALMSLEY Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS- -Karen Quackenbush, Kathrine Richardson, Myron Bradburn, Phillip Norris, Nancy Wilson. Baby Pictures Linda Burnau Mary Ann Gerber Fred Robinson Judy Caston Reida Woods Rose Osborn Nancy Wilson Bonnie Cooper Caralene Fishbaugh Floyd Meyer Larry Meyer Myron Bradburn t'f Jki Phillip Norris Ronnie MuUes The Class of 60 in 1988 CLASS PROPHECY It is December 41, 1988 and we find the class of 1960 taking their annual canoe trip down the muddy Wabash to Fort Vincennes. In the lead canoe we find PHILLIP NORRIS in his 1988 streamlined canoe (the one with the swing out seats.) Phil is head canoe paddler and leader of the expedition. Sitting in the two swing-out seats immediately behind Phil are ROSE OSBORN and CARALENE FISHBAUGH who balance his canoe and supply him with drinking water. Next in line is MYRON BRADBURN and his wife BONNIE COOPER BRADBURN in their barge. They have to have a barge because of the enlargement of their family. The children do the paddling while Myron and Bonnie relax. The expedition spots two hunters on shore; they are FLOYD and LARRY MEYER who have been bear hunting in the hUls. Behind Floyd and Larry we see a woman; it looks like REIDA WOODS. As the canoes come closer we see it is Reida. She is carrying the two bears the Meyer hunters have shot. In the third canoe we see KATHRINE RICHARDSON REED now the wife of a famous veter- inarian; she is doctoring TONY TOMEI who has developed sea sickness. He says that the sight of water always scares him. As the canoeists arrive, the foot of the gates open and the custodian RONNIE MULLES steps out to greet them. He has been custodian at the fort ever since he graduated from high school. Next we have JUDY CASTON who is head cook at the fort. Recently there was an outbreak of food poisoning, but Judy kept everything under control. Her health in high, helped considerably. LINDA BURNAU has been assistant cook to Judy for the last 10 years. She has the qualities that Judy has but just can't seem to apply them to her cooking and therefore making no headway. She thinks she would like to go back waiting tables for soldiers. The washwoman at the fort who is MARY ANN GERBERS was very glad to see the cancers coming as that would give her more washing to do. Everyope knows she loves to wash clothes. The people on the canoe trip are all awaiting the nightly stage show that is put on for the soldiers benefit. It is none other than KAREN QUACKENBUSH and NANCY WILSON who have a way with acting and expressing themselves. FRED ROBINSON and DAVE RENNER are the only two prisoners in the brigade. It seems Fred deserted and took Dave with him as a hostage, Dave gave no resistance so they both are locked up waiting to be freed. CATHY FATEjust doesn't do anything around the fort, but keep up the soldiersmoraLe.lt seems Cathy tried training horses for a while but they wouldn't do anything, she said, and she got dis- gusted and quit. It seems the fort recently lost GENERAL JOHN WALMSLEY who went off and married one of those pretty little Eastern gals. They now live in the White House or we should say a white house. Senior Class Will To the faculty we bequeath our appreciation for a fine education. To the juniors we bequeath our ability to do well on everything we sold. To the sophomores we bequeath our ability to get along weU together. To the freshmen we bequeath our ability to stay out of trouble. Myron Bradburn, bequeath ability to get good grades in math to Ronnie Rice. Linda Burnau, bequeath some of my freckles to Dave McBride who needs a few more. Judy Gaston, bequeath my black hair to Becky Lipkey. Bonnie Cooper, bequeath my quick temper to Janet Line. Cathy Fate, bequeath my little feet to Lois Settlemeyer. Caralene Fishbaugh, bequeath my 4-H ability to Rita Caston. Mary Ann Gerber, bequeath my ability to play the piano to Mike Slater. Ronnie MuUes, bequeath my ability to get blamed for everything that happens in government class to Keith Gallaway. Phil Norris, bequeath my position on the ball team to Gerald Dennis. RoseOsborn, bequeath my ability to not talk all the time to Susan Jennings. Karen Quackenbush, bequeath my abiUty to talk endlessly to the Fritz twins. Kathrine Richardson, bequeath my physics book to my sister Marcia Richardson. Dave Renner, bequeath my ability to argue in government class to Carol Rice. Fred Robinson, bequeath my ability to be a gentleman to Dennis Gerbers. Larry Meyer, bequeath my height to Dick Fairchild. Floyd Meyer, bequeath my position as stage manager to Bruce Reidenbach. Tony Tomei, bequeath my ability to write good themes to Janice Caley. Nancy Wilson, bequeath my ability to stick to one guy to Carolyn Mishler. Reida Woods, bequeath my ability to get such good parts in the play to anyone who wants it. Class History In August of 1948, 35 little first grade started to school with Miss Martin as our teacher. They were Suzanne Boyd, Patricia Spaid, Patricia Reddin, Mary Lou Farrell, Floyd Meyer, Larry Meyer, Myron Bradburn, Litia Ernest, Karen Quackenbush, Sue Parker, Mary Ann Gerber, Kath- rine Richardson, Karen Bender, Judy Gaston, Betty Roussey, Roger Wendell, Peggy Caley, Nancy Wilson, Donna Walker, Joe Sickafus, Tommy Ross, Ten Schlagenhauf, Ralph Piatt, Phillip Norris, Nancy Eckelbarger, Barbara Rush, Catherine Fate, Damaris Weaver, Gonnie Sheley, Ross Osborn, Bonnie Gooper, Adrian Guerara, Linda Burnau, Tommy Fisher, Garalene Fishbaugh. In the second grade we had Mrs McClure as our teacher. We gained two new students, Lila Boxell, and Donnie Wolf. We also lost Litia Ernest, Peggy Galery, Damaris Weaver and Adrian Guevara. During our third grade we divided the class. Half of the class had Mrs. Lesh and the rest had Mrs. McClure again. We gained Jerry Haney, Barbara Lindman, Dolly Fusselman, and Lane Netherland. We realized also that we lost more than we gained that year. We lost Ralph Piatt, Barbara Rush, Gonnie Sheley, Karen Bender, Patty Reddin, Joe Sickafus, Ted Schlagenhauf, Mary Lou Farrel, Tom Fisher. In our fourth year we gained one new student, Charles Spears. Our teacher was Mrs. Lesh. Our teacher in the fifth grade was Mrs. Meacham. We gained Dale Brown, and George Hent- horn. We lost, Don Wolf, Dolly Fusselman, and Charles Spears. We came back in the sixth grade and found out that we had lost Suzanne Boyd, Patricia Spaid, Lila Boxell, and George Henthorn.We gained Jerry Story, Mary Lou Williams, and Don Posthumus. Our teacher was Mrs. Meacham. The next year as seventh graders we were excited to get to go up stairs and have all the high school teachers. We gained Ronnie Mulles, Tony Tomei, and Sharon Sickafus. We lost Tommy Ross, and Nancy Eckelbarger. As eighth graders we gained Wendell Bookout, Mike Lake. We lost Jerry Story and Roger Wendell. In the ninth grade we gained Shelba Jane Denny, Karol Way, Reida Woods, and Bob Wright. We lost Don Posthums, Wendell Bookout, Mike Lake, Tony Tomei and Sue Parker. When we started the tenth grade we gained Tony Tomei back and lost Dale Brown, Karol Way and Bob Wright. In our eleventh grade we lost Sharon Sickafus and gained nobody. When we came back this year we gained Fred Robinson, Dave Benner and Betty Galloway, and we lost Lane Netherland, Shelba Jane Denny, Mary Lou Williams, and Betty Galloway moved to Illinois. The time has come when the class of 1960 must say goodby to Union. We, the Seniors, want to expr ess our appreciation to our sponsor Mr. Walmsley and to the rest of the faculty for their guidance and help. The Annual Staff The Paper Staff uncle r c iciss men -5 -. Juniors Janice Caley Steve Campbell Bob Fairchild Tom Fisher Lois Fritz Ruth Fritz Keith Callaway Jack Keidel Janet Line Becky Lipkey Dave McBride Margie Raher Bruce Reidenbach Bob Rice Carol Rice Lois Settlemeyer Jerry Shutt Karen Stolte TREASURER Jerry Shutt SECRETARY Janice Caley NEWS REPORTER Karen Stolte VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Keidel PRESIDENT Dave McBride Sophomores Danny Archbold Kedric Bailey Ellen Barnes Bobby Bender Vernon Bradburn .Amanda Burnau Kendric Chaney Litia Earnest Carolyn DeWalt Richard Fairchild Dave Fate Larry Gaskill Don Grim Billy Hedrick Susan Jennings Carolyn Mishler Werner Steinbeck Mike Slater Patty Vance VICE-PRESIDENT Carolyn DeWalt TREASURER Danny Archbold SECRETARY Bobby Bender NEWS REPORTER Susan Jennings PRESIDENT Dave Fate Freshmen V Tom Bailey- Calvin Baxter Samuel Bertsch Judy Blew Jim Brown Rita Caston Dale Cayot Danny Cooper Gerald Dennis Dennis Gerbers David Johnson Cathy Lipkey Mickey McPeak Sandy Miller Barbara Parker Elaine Reed Sharon Reed Bonnie Reidenbach Ronnie Rice Marcia Richardson Joe Robinson Suellen Shepler Connie Stahl Dale Stahl News Reporter Dale Stahl President Connie Stahl Vice-President Dale Cayot Secretary-Treasurer David Johnson Eighth Grade Dennis Allen Marcella Bradbum Barbara Burnau Susan Chaney David Cupp Wanda DeBolt Charlotte Diehl Dennis EUet Gary Fate Rodger Fulton Linda Gurtner Mary Johnson Terry Johnson Joanna Jump Londa Lash Robert Mercer Frank Osborn Lynn Quackenbush Donna Robinson Robert Scott Tom Slater Randy Smith Heidi Steinbeck Donna Stolte Franklin Swaidner Linda Thoma Lynne Thomas Larry Vance Donald Williams Jamie Zeddis Sharon Zurcher Seventh Grade Cindy Abenath Victor Baxter Sarah Bertsch Barbara Brown Danny Caston Nicky Chancy Karan Clark Dennis Cook Kevin Crist Kerry Lynn Crow Judy Hall Jeffrey Hart Danny Hiner Mike Jennings Alma Johnson Dennis Lesh Gwen Line Brenda Mercer Charlene Miller Roger Miller Jimmy Mossburg Richard Murrell Gary Netherland Nancy Quackenbush Louise Rice Ronnie Sliger Terry Stein Tommy Stein Larry Tarr Audrey Woods Lynn Woods Sixth Grade Jack Abenath Susan Allen Cheryl Archbold Roger Bailey Donna Blew Jimmy Crow Charolette EUet Diana Eversole Bonita Fairchild Rita Fairchild Stephen Fine Jimmy Fritz Patty Fulton Bruce Haines Coy Hedrick Jim Heral Clara Johnson Dabby Keidel Jimmy Lipkey Doug Mignerey Larry Phillips Diane Reed Jacqueline Schwartz Richard Shearer Linda Stahl Lynn Zeddis Judy Baker Fifth Grade M y lmm Donald Bailey Herman Bertsch Homer Bertsch Dale Best Paul Bottoroff Kathy Burger Keith Bumau Connie Caley- Ellen Cayot Sharleen Chaney Sharon Colvin Gene Cook Mickey Cupp Marjorie DeWalt Judy Eichhorn Rex Fate Lee Fink Carolyn Fulton Linda Galloway Kathleen Giant Sandy Giant Ed Hasler Donna Hiner Phyllis Hurraw David Jennings De Wayne Miller Glenna Osborn Steve Rader Susan Scott Diane Slater Jo Smith Joan Sprinkle Leon Tarr Marilyn Walls Wayne Waters Jerry Wintrode Janice Zurcher Fourth Grade Tommy Archbold Bill Blaising Gary Blew Peggy Bottoroff Joyce Cass Jackie Daffom Anna Decker Paul Fate Linda Johnson Mike Mitchell Connie Rader Marilyn Reidenbach Geoffrey Schwartz Mary Smith Marsha Sporman Charles Stein Paul Stein Roger Baker Third Grade Danny Alford Gary Allen Terry Archbold John Beaver Wayne Best Ruth Caston Karen Cayot Ronnie Chaney Jimmy Decker Douglas Diehl Brenda Eichom Phillip Ellet Susan Eversole Gary Fausz Linda Fulton De Ann Gerbers Steven Hasler Karen Hoopingarner Nancy Hoopingarner Kenny Hugenard Bessy Johnson Dennis Johnson Gary Lee Marilyn Lesh Kay Lipkey Kim Mack Vicki Miller Brian Netherland Mike Peek Dale Reid Danny Scott Bruce Sliger Richard Springer Kent Stephens Larry Walls Gregg Wilson Second Grade Penney Baxter Catherine Blaising Car la Boxell Jerry Brown David Caley Kent Caley Douglas Curry Sharon Fairchild Bruce Fink Mona Fisher Danny Fritz David Giant Gary Girvin Roy Hanauer Ruth Hueguenard Edgar Johnson Larry Kumfer Stephen Kumfer Stephen Martin Melinda Mitchell Michael Murrell Kent Neuhauser Linda Oldfield Larry Quackenbush Danny Rader David Reavis Patty Sporman Juanita Stein Bobby Vaught John Wintrode Keith Woods o o' First Grade Sandra Beaver Barbara Behning Charlotte Best Jane Bottorff Alan Boxell Aaron Broughton Melinda Brumboug Billy Buckland Judy Bushee Gail Byland Leslie Cayot Eileen Cook Jeffrey Crow Mike Decker Becky EUet Donna Ferguson Mike Fisher Cinda Fluke Marcia Fulton Dale Gerbers Debbie Ginter Sally Giant Margaret Hasler Mark Hauenstein Larry Heral Brian Hoopingamer David Huguenard Joyce Kumfer Gary Lash Jacquelyn Lee Mary Leverton Jeanne Martin Joni Norris Mary Rader Duane Reed Alice Scott Ivan Sizemore Debbie Sliger Deborah Smith Debbie Walls Denise Walton Douglas Woods ffCTiy iriBS c«a Junior Class Play she may be little, but she feels like a- -ton. Ohh! Master, I am your slave. Here he is, Mrs. King. Wait till I g et my hands on you. Chin up! Senior Class Play what have you done to your face! Curtain Call It seems everybody is getting married! Pick up Don't forget our date for tomorrow. I'd go for a babe like you. Snapshots Noon hour activity Our future Badgers Get ready to blast off, Bill Our cooks -- Waneta Helen Wanda June Mr. Middle - ton and Mary Ann Gerber Official Business Study hall Our new play- ground Our future Scientists Our Janitor Jack Mrs. Rutenberg and Kathrine Richardson High Finance Break it up boys Quit Tearing Things Up Flash- bulb Fright Tasty Dishes Union Center's Everly Brothers End of a long day An Important Conference The Meyer Brothers hard at work Phil Our Dishwasher The Four Stooges Girls' Chorus TOP ROW: Carolyn Mishler, Reida Woods, Susan Jennings, Kathrine Richardson, Lois Settlemeyer, Ruth Fritz, Lois Fritz, Sandy Miller, Becky Lipkey, Carol Rice, Margie Raher, Judy Caston, Karen Quacken- bush. MIDDLE ROW; Cathy Lipkey, Patty Vance, Janice Caley, Karen Stolte, Marcia Richardson, Amanda Burnau, Carolyn DeWalt, Rose Osborn, Betty GaUoway, EUen Barnes, Mary Ann Gerber, Linda Burnau. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Blew, Barbara Parker, Bonnie Reidenbach, Elaine Reed, Bonnie Cooper, Nancy Wilson, Sharon Reed, Janet Line, Cathy Fate, Rita Caston, Connie Stahl, Snellen Shepler, Joe Huffman. Boys' Chorus TOP ROW: Tom Fisher, Joe Robinson, Dennis Gerbers, Vernon Bradburn, Steve Campbell, Fred Robinson, Myron Bradburn, Calvin Baxter, Danny Cooper. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Johnson, Gerald Dennis, Dale Cayot, Sam Bertsch, Jack Keidel, Jim Brown, Tom Bailey, Bob Fairchild, Joe Huffman. special Groups BOY'S QUARTET— LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Robinson, Vernon Bradburn, Myron Bradburn, Jack Keidel. GIRLS' QUARTET— LEFT TORIGHT: JanetLine, Ellen Barnes, Lois Settlemeyer, Carolyn Mishler. SEXTET— LEFT TORIGHT: Mary Ann Gerber Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Mishler, Lois Settlemeyer, Janice Caley, Ellen Barnes. SEXTET— LEFT TORIGHT: JanetLine, Patty Vance, Karen Quackenbush, Kathrine Richardson, Marcia Richardson, J udy Blew. JUNIOR HIGH SEXTET— LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlette DIehl, Sharon Zurcher, Marcella Bradburn, Londa Lash, Donna Stolte, Susie Chaney. Mixed Chorus TOP ROW: Carolyn Mishler, Reida Woods, Susan Jennings, Kathrine Richardson, Lois Settlemeyer, Ruth Fritz, Dennis Gerbers, Vernon Bradburn, Steve Campbell, Fred Robinson, Myron Bradburn, Lois Fritz, Sandy Miller, Becky Lipkey, Carol Rice, Margie Raher, Judy Caston, Karen Quackenbush. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Lipkey, Patty Vance, Janice Caley, Karen Stolte, Marcia Richardson, Amanda Burnau, Joe Robin- son, Sam Bertsch, Tom Fisher, Jack Keidel, Calvin Baxter, Danny Cooper, Carolyn DeWalt, Rose Osborn, Betty Galloway, Ellen Barnes, Mary Ann Gerber, Linda Burnau. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Blew, Barbara Parker, Bonnie Reidenbach, Elaine Reed, Bonnie Cooper, Nancy Wilson, Dave Johnson, Gerald Dennis, Dale Cayot, Jim Brown, Tom Bailey, Bob Fairchild, Sharon Reed, Janet Line, Cathy Fate, Rita Caston, Connie Stahl, Suellen Shepler, Joe Huffman. Band and Twirlers TOP ROW: Werner Steinbeck, Danny Archbold, Bobby Bender, Keith Gallaway, Dave McBride, Jack Keidel, Bruce Reidenbach, Mike Slater, Danny Cooper, Dave Johnson, Gerald Dennis, Billy Hedrick. MIDDLE ROW: Rodger Fulton, Tommy Stein, Randy Smith, Bob Mercer, Dennis EUet, Lois Settlemeyer, Ellen Barnes, Gary Fate, Dennis Allen, Tom Slater, Bob Scott. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Reed, Sharon Reed, Sandy Miller, Caralene Fishbaugh, Cathy Lipkey, Mary Ann Gerber, Carolyn DeWalt, Janet Line, Becky Lipkey, John Walmsley. Junior 4-H BACK ROW: Keith Burnau, Rex Fate, Paul Stein, Paul Bottorff, Dale Best, DeWayne Miller, Steve Fine, Jim Lipkey, Coy Hedrick, Kevin Christ, Kerry Crow, Roger Miller, Dick Murrell, Mike Mitchell, Danny Hiner. TraRD ROW: Audrey Woods, Charlette Diehl, Linda Gurtner, Jamie Zeddis, Gwen Line, Charlene Miller, Wanda DeBolt, Londa Lash, linda Thoma, Joanna Jump, Heidi Steinbeck, Barbara Burnau. SECOND ROW: EUen Cayot, Judy Eichhorn, Carolyn Fulton, Deborah Keidel, Patty Fulton, Diana Eversole, Linda Stahl, Diane Reed, Charolett EUet, Jacqueline Schwartz, Susan Alle n, Cheryl Archbold. FIRST ROW: Linda Galla- way, Susan Scott, Donna Hiner, Sandy Giant, Marilyn Wall, Kathy Giant, Joan Sprinkle, Kathy Burger, Phyllis Huttaw, Diane Slater, Linda Fluke, Marjorie DeWalt. Snapshots 5P0R rs Myron Bradbum Forward Senior Varsity Vernon Bradburn Center Sophomore ' i Tom Fisher Forward Junior Jack Keidel Guard Junior Varsity Don Grim Guard Sophomore Bruce Reidenbach Center Junior Squad Varsity Squad LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Keidel, Don Grim, Mike Slater, Dave McBride, Vernon Bradburn, Mr. Bollhauve, Bruce Reidenbach, Myron Bradburn, Tom Fisher, Phil Norris, Tony Tomei. Student Managers, Danny Cooper, Gerald Dennis. Second Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bollhauve, Dale Cayot, Dave Johnson, Tom Bailey, Jim Brown, Dale Stahl, Kendric Chaney, Bob Fairchild, Kedric Bailey. Yell Leaders Schedule Home Games Nov. 3 Hartford Center Nov. 6 Lafayette Center Nov. 20 Monroeville Dec. 4 E. Rockcreek Jan. 5 W. Lancaster Jan. 8 PetroleuiTi Jan. 22 West Union Feb. 5 Chester Away Games Nov. 13 Jackson Nov. 24 Liberty Center Dec. 11 Ossian Dec. 15 Lafayette Central Dec. 18 W. Rock Creek 13-14-16 County Tourney Jan. 26 Adams Central Jan. 29 Poling 12 Roanoke 16 Lancaster Feb Feb Snapshots It's warm up time. Union Center's Line-up. Make it, Vernon. The team receiving the Runner -Up Award. Mr. BoUhauve and his helpers. They're our Badger s! Varsity Baseball Team FRONT, Left to right: Jim Brown, Kedric Bailey, Phil Norris, Jack Keidel, Don Grim, Dave McBride, Kendric Chaney. BACK ROW: Joe Robinson, Mike Slater, Dave Fate, Mr. Bollhauve, Fred Robinson, Vernon Bradburn, Tony Tomei, Steve Campbell. Track Team L p P 1 ' Hi-c 1 ■ FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kendric Chaney, Don Grim, Mike Slater, Kedric Bailey. BACK ROW; Dave McBride, Myron Bradburn, Keith Gallaway, Mr. Bollhauve, Steve Campbell, Werner Stein- beck, Vernon Bradburn. Junior High Baseball Team FRONT, Left to Right; Tom Stein, Ronnie Sliger, Larry Tarr, Mike Jennings, Victor Baxter, Dennis Lesh, Dick Murrell, Danny Hiner, Larry Vance, Terry Johnson, Kevin Crist, Lynn Quackenbush, Gary Netherland, Dennis Cook, Lynn Woods, Nicky Chaoey, Torn Slater, Dennis Ellet. Junior High Basketball Team FRONT ROW, Left to Right; Wanda Debolt, Susie Chaney, Jamie Zeddis, Cheerleaders. SECOND ROW; Dennis Ellet, Lynn Woods, Mike Jennings, Jeffrey Hart, Larry Vance, Tom Stein, THIRD ROW; Bob Mercer, Ronnie Sliger, Terry Johnson, Danny Caston, Tom Slater, Dick Murrell, FOURTH ROW; Lynn Quackenbush, Gary Fate, Gary Netherland, Randy Smith, Dennis Cook. aos v H. THOMA SON Funeral Di rectors Furniture Floor Coverings Bluffton Indiana THE LESH AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Loans Complete Service for All Lines of Insurance Phone 281 Bluffton G. C. MURPHY CO. 119-121-123 W. 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