Village Woods Junior High School - Norseman Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1966 volume:

G 0 Gc 977. 201 AL5UZ 196b Norseman (Fort Wayne, Ind. ) The norseman 7k OA. i o A AJten County Public library 900 Webster Streat PC Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 N O R E M This past school year had its successes and failures, its fun and laughter, and its vic- tories and defeats. In the few pages allotted, the Norseman staff has attempted to cram an entire school year in Norseman--66. We only hope a small portion of the school year has been captured for you to cherish. A N Village Woods Junior High Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume I 1966 Class participation is all a part of each day. Courtesy is not out of style. Lunch — a time for nourishment and a little relaxation. Viking spirit is everywhere. • - rn! The library offers opportunities for research and solitude to all students. 2 The interesting part of the school year. Mr. David Bvtrroff, Audio-Visual Director of East Allen County Schools, goes through the film library as he sets up his film distributing plan for that day. Arriving to accept new challenges. Mr. Carboni is seen in front of the school as he renders an important service to the Village Woods, raising the flag each day. Students chatter as they go on their way. Mr. Klopfenstein instructs pupils in the art of dissection in Biology. Mr. Hayes and his health students discover the amazing features of the body. Students Work Hard but Have Fun Maybe another Rembrandt will get a start in this art class. Mr. White explains the use of power tools. Ova principal, Mr. Lake Glendening helps students and teachers with their daily problems. His patience and kind manner make school a more pleasant place and make jobs easier for the students and teachers associating with him. He always has utmost in his mind the welfare of the student. Our number one fan is Mr. Glendening. He is always ready to extend a helping hand. Mr. Keith Greathouse counsels Viking students as one of his main tasks. One of his main duties is to help all students in planning their school programs. He is also active in Student Council and helps with the yearbook. Mrs. Cecil Andorfer can be found in her office as she offers guidance and supervision to many stu- dents. She is a genuine asset to Village Woods and is responsible for many of the activities of the stu- dents. She also helps with the yearbook. Faculty: Helps Students Cultivate Interests Mr. Jeny Amstutz P.E. and Health Mr. Dave Burroff Audio Visual Mr. Ron Dice Foreign Lang. Mr. Joe Faurote Art Mr. Richard D ouglas Science Mr. Jack Flick Vocal Music Mr. Robert Hayes Health Mrs. Phyliss Heeter Arithmetic Mr. Vernon Lehman Grade 6 Mr. Lynn Klopfenstein Biology, Science Mr. Louis Laurent Social Studies Mr. Robert Light P.E. and Health Mr. Howard Lininger Instrumental Music Mr. Arthur Lloyd Arith., Gen. Math Mr. Merle Lucterhand Arith., Soc. Studies Mr. Lawrence Moulin English Mr. Stanley Nash History, Reading Mr. Jack Null Geography Mrs. Evelyn Phillips English, Literature Mrs. Arlene Smuts Home Economics Dedicated to Student Mrs. Jean Stanley P.E. Mr. Joseph Sumpter Algebra, Gen. Math Mr. Ralph Swing History, English Miss Ester Prible Grade 5 Miss Mary Reinhard Grade 5 Miss Betty Jane White English, Latin Mr. Larry Yant English, History Mrs. Lois Bretzlaff Home Economics Mr. Robert Beaugrand Grade 6 Mrs. Lucile Beckman Grade 6 Mr. Carroll Fogwell Grade 6 Mrs. Carolyn Hensel Grade 6 Mrs. Thelma Kuhne Grade 5 Mrs. Glendening is shown here in the clinic per- forming one of her many tasks. As nurse, she is con- fronted daily with many problems. Mrs. Bushkill puts in a busy day assisting adminis- trators, teachers, and students in her cheery, effec- tive maimer. All of us at Village Woods are proud of our well-kept building and grounds. For these we thank Mrs. Boehms, Mr. Car- boni, Mr. Nowak, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Sabol. We have Juanita Moennig, Grace Dailey, Helen Leach, Elnor Laymon, Hazel Kroehl, Evelyn Roth, Lois Schram, Leone Schaefer, Jean Witton, and Francile Hemsoth, to thank for our delicious and nourishing meals. CLASSES Kathy Davis Michelle Dancer Kathy Ferguson linda Day Susan Hannie Paula Percy Sandra Dawson Debra Dillon Lorie Be arm an Linda Deyo Juanita Cunningham Barbara Harris Betsy Goehring Jeanne Grossman Kasandra Cox Henry Gunder Gregg Drummond Robbie Gardiner Steve Crozier Mike Hamish Steve Cowan Mike Downey Tom Galvin Gary Folk Ross Gick Gary Fensler Kent Delp Mike English Mark Dicke Larry Goshorn O a a a a c c c or cr a Mark Frische Steve Franks Pat Geise John Clem Eric Anderson 10 Mike Cocks Ted Cameron Mike Boyles Rick Coker Kit Conrad Charles Burwell John Barnes Mark Chapman Dave Clark Gary Aubrey Ken Brockway Steve Carcione Bill Colderbank Steve Bye Guy Burnett Barbara Richardson Linda Arnett Karen Lucterhand Lee Anne Bricker Sandy Arnold Jeannie Byram Pam Baumgartner Janis Boulware Dianne Coblentz Cindy Conner Sheryl Beaver Cindy Clause Lori Anger Nancy Siegers Karen Doehla Karen Schmutte Nancy Soest Lisa Stahl Karen Stahly Jan Smith 11 Jane lie Schrock Nell Servos Pat Sidney-Smith Sharon Silverman Debby Springer Sharon Spohr Melody Scheele Barbara Scales Carolyn Stahly Vicki Spurlock Coleen Singer Al Springer Tim Schrock Bob Sievers Ira Steigerwald Jerry Sharp Ken Smith Mike Schannen Gary Snyder Denver Sarver Jon Sharer Stan Taylor Rick SchimmoUer Steve Shoppell Steve Plotkin Joe Roach Maurice Ralston Reed Romanawski Norn Moser Michael Pfundstein David Motter Dave Rhodes Judd Myers Roger Romines Paul Ford 12 Paula Rodenbeck Bill Rutledge Linda Mosel Christine Parsing Shirley Muntian Antoinette Parker Roberta Porter Deborah Richenbach Barbara Pass Nancy Nether land Sue Minck Candy Niday Connie Neff Joan Rife Crystal Moser Cynthia Sandy Valerie Rodey Linda Mowery Linda Rulka Deborah Thomas Janice Caccamo Susan We idler linda Carl Jane Boomershine Pamela Wilson Dianne Wolf Janice Williams Brenda Younger Karen Twitchell Catherine Zuercher Dan Coe Kathy Hinrichs Harry Resor Gary Tribolet Larry Coleman 13 Larry Zent Donn Treese Ted Wall Steve Yates Dayton Ream Becky Tracy Joan Tolliver Bill Trie key Robert Brown Kerry Umber James Hemsoth Klaus Warsaw Dennis Tucker Ken Young Bob Tinker Richard Cheek Myrna Laymon linda Jenkins Terry Leis Cathy Lefevra Unda Miller Sara Mooney Cheryl Milliman Nancy Learn Kathy Morris Sue Malott Linda McRae Carol Marlowe Sonja Mehalechko Maria Markley Salley Markley Susan Lelja Steve Long Tom Marhoover John Malay 14 Glenn Leach Ron Lothamer Dare Mix Doug Morris Mike Lanance Dennis McComb Kent Maggart Pete Mailers Larry Marlowe Jim Middleton Larry Laisure Mike Montgomery Dave Martin Tom Hovis Ron King Kris Kreegar Gary Kline Larry Hughes Gary Karbach Don King Rhonda Haupert Karla Jones Geneva Higgenbotham Carolyn Keltner Sandy Klinger Julie Jurju Kathy Hoover Rick Johnson Cindy Hille Gayle Helton Eric Kuhne Dermis Koogler Pat Hemicz Bob Humphreys Steve Hoy 15 Cathy Lahrman Ramona Keller Martha Harris Debbie Jump Kathy Simon Steve Hobrock Barbara Jennings Bob Jennings Jim Hartwig Rhonda Zimmerlee Eighth Grade Judy Overholt JoAnn Schrock Jane Rocke Cathy Newhall Pat Newman Sharon Schram Joan Smiley Jackie Snyder Jill Parmelee Shelley Yerington Gary Peterson Steve Robbins Steve Shappell Jim Perry Tony Rork Doug Robinette Don Roth Charles Spencer Dan Sechler Ron Neueschwander 16 Rod Butler John Ridgley Jon Cooper John Saylor Mark Bristow Brian Buck Mark Co ate s Pete Bringman Charles Cox David Nuttle Susan Sams Del Marie Piebenga Jo Ellen Saylor Elaine Richter Cynthia Simon Nancy Allen Susan Cowan Karen Bonjour Pam Colpetzer Melinda Anderson Dorsey Campbell Martha Case Jenny Craig Michele Bartels Connie Cox Cynthia Campbell Patricia Ballard Susan Bliss Nancy Budde Nannette Friedley Dan Barkley John Coleman Bill Hale Gary Boulware Jim Ray 17 Janis Doty Diane DeRemer Sandy Ernst Kathy Gumbert Linda Dillon Debbie Gasper Jeanine DeLLinger Lisa Dent Virginia Hart Judy Harris Jerry Craig Paul Diehl Edward Foss Mike Dierick Jerry Glendenning Karl Beck Bradd Fisher Ralf Fortreide Mike Foreman Chuck Free land Mark Ehlerding Jeff Eby Rex Wise George Gilley John Fisher Tom Wilkerson Dale Filler Reynolds Coward Paul Hambrock Chuck Ayies Jim Ramsey Mark Carpenter Steve Bruce Bruce Hainish Windy Freeman 18 Barbara Hege Susan Heine Rachel Koontz Becky Hovis Nancy Lahrman Mari Morgan Carolyn Hasty Loraine Hutsell Beverly Hege Sue King linda Gardiner Beth Lake Sharon Jones Barbara Jennings Diana Lahrman Chestley Higginbotham Dave Klemm Dale Zent Jim Harter Greg Hunter Steve Koch John Hoppe Nick Keim Bob Himelstein Ricky Haynie Paul Jaessing Gary Helmke Gary Koch Dean Hirschy Rick Kirk Noel Johnson Steve Keller Richard Harvey Dave Jurju Mike Brown 19 Jenny Lynch Charlene McBride Sharon Miller Vicki Morris Penny Larsen Marlene Lentz Loha Murphy Debby Lovely Maicia Myers Teresa Meadows Kathy Merchant Pam Lawburgh Shelia McCague David Malone Doug Lohse Jim Michel Dale litzenberg Larry Mynett Jane Ashenfelter Loren Melvin Don Ward Jim McRae Mike Moennig Larry Luening Gary Lambroff John Mathis Larry Mills David Waikel Rodney Van Zandt Darrell Stroufe linda Gardiner Denise Eltzroth Sharon Jones Joan Smiley Steve Wyman 20 Dale Wolcott Glen Emley Tim Thurston Paul Jesionowski Bob Stewart Mark Carman Rusty Madison Kenneth Ketron Hal Springer Wm. Weldishofer Lynn Stroble Mike Minglin Mike Brown Mark Utterback Doug Beaty Don Vollmer Marty Stearns Judy Spriggs Diane Swain Janelle Waikel Diane Bosila Brenda Zurcher Susan Sutton Karen Girardot Beverly Zent Irene Urick Debra Tilley Eileen Urick Helen Sarazin Shirley White Dan Gibson Susan Sams 21 Seventh Grade Thomas Andrews Kenneth Anger Tim Briggs Kelvin Brubaker Gary Bandelier Stacey Beaver David Anderson Richard Blossom Terry Bland Victor Bracht Dennis Brincefield Jerry Allen Joyce Coffey Sharon Bade Kathy Colderbank Christine Anders Debra Beaver Nancy Brandt Debra Brockway Diana Bonjoui Teresa Carmack Linda Cockrum Rosalie Chapman Linda Burczak Jodi Bojrab Vicki Brancfield Judy Benner Steven Clause John Cowan Ron Chamberlain Terry Baatz Laurence Culp Bruce Backofen Laurence Bak Russell Bixler 22 linda Bonjoui Evelyn Bennett Carol Endres Howard Ericson Ed Davis Cheryl EUenberger Janice Foltz Sue Gasper James Fox Michael Frische David Gillenwater Rick Coil Joe Dennis Rex Dailey Mark George Scott Franklin Kivin Fox Larry Ford James Fisher Marc Davis Guy Frederick James Frederick JuUe Daggett Kay Davis Judy Grossman Janice Ferguson Gaylene Gerrard Diane Gagnon April Diehm Richard Dettinger Jeff Drummond Henry Hause John Hirschy Philip Hartman Glenn Hallberg 23 Carol Harvey Gwenn Gwirai Brenda Hendrick Joyce Howell Marilyn Huffman Mike Draper Charles Karrick David Hill Bill Gillenwater Bill Fogleson James Fogleson Randal Johnson Gaylord Howe Dan Headlee John Hartwig Stanley Haynes Kenneth Kokinakis Greg Jesionowski Steve Mowery Gary Hazlett Marga Johnson Mary Jenkins Diane Kerns Nancy Prifogle Kathy Kern Jane Hayes Marcie Kanter Dixie King Jean Koch Karen Kennedy Tamara Keener Unda Keller Becky Jackson Martha Putt Jo Madison 24 linda Lewis Bonnie Mayes Diane Kohart Kathy Kennedy Renee Rodenbeck lUene Silverman Jeanine Shirk Faye Smith Donna Rice Ann Rocke Randy SchimmoUer Lynn Smith Gail Pike Paul Rose Steve Walsh James Smith Gregg Simmons Susan Rans Debbie Schwartz Ray Kirk Bill Roach Fred Pyle Bob Spencer Greg Roe Mark Shepler Steve Spohr Bob Rutledge Ray Pollock Dean Roney Gary Sherman Brad Shaefer Craig Smith Steve Smock Carmalita Finchamn Brenda Smith 25 Linda Stevens Cindy Rehm Rhonda Seigers Cherrie Payton Diane Rehm Vicki La Fever Rhonda Romanawski Judy Rogers Barbara Larabee Georganne Morrison Jackie Montague Debra McBride Lucille Mack Mary Klopfenstein Dawn Kiihne John Gerke Keith Martz Michael lipp Glenn Onion Bob Mcllveen Mark Osbom John Mehalechko John Larsen Robert Markey Mike Kruger Gary McClellan Mike Miller Karen Morris Barbara Larrance Marcia Klopfenstein Marden Meddock Sheryl Moore Kim Netherland Cheryl Overholt Debbie Neff 26 Darlene McKerracher Janice Taylor Kathy Stone Jacquiline Zabrosky Sue Sweeney Oreon Trickey Marcia Westerfield Maria Meurer Kathy Thatcher linda Uhrick Randy Smith Mike Treace Craig Yoder Jeff Graves Wynn Winberg Jeff Teeple Dennis Thieme Dave Wagner Grant Wylie Dave Tbolen Dennis Tinker Debbie Wheeler Beverley Hammond Andrea Zuver Sandra Potts Kathy Wildermuth Kathy Thmston Sally Trulock Andrea Wales Debbie Van Cleve Brenda Regenold 27 TOP ROW, L to R. Kent Horman, Andy Maikley, Pamela Meadows, Tom Koontz, Mr. Fogwell, Kim Hunt, Linda Miller, Stuart Mathis, Charles Lovejoy. ROW 2. Gary Leis, Judy Martin, David Kanter, Don Johnson, Janet Iden, David Larsen. ROW 3. Teri Howe, Bruce Kolkman, Adele Jeffers, Debra Kruse, Kenneth Jackson, Nancy Leiter. ROW 4. Jerry Johnson, Rhonda Koch, Chris Kruger, Patty Hovis, Bob McCoy, Barbara Sadler, Mark Kortum, Diane McCoy, Jeffery Leichty. ROW 1, Lto R. Steve Rowland, Kim Oberlin, Jim Motter, Mrs. Hensel, Tom Spencer, Donna Owens, Bob Rich- ter. ROW 2. Gayle Schuster, Bruce Sadler, Jackie Spriggs, Evelyn Shoppell, Gary Rudig, Cindy Revert. ROW 3. Tim Replogle, Terry Morris, Desi Smith, Jack Montgomery, Wendy Perry, Denny Rhodes. ROW 4. Debby Perry, Bill Richart, Mark Ober, Patti Harter, Jim Heath, Gary Scearce, Ann Smiley. ROW 5. Arlin Springer, Bruce Stalter, Carol Shaffer, Jack Myers, Gene Shafer. 28 TOP ROW Lto R. David Dull, Cindy Goodspeed, Douglas Ferree, Robert Hagadom, R. Beaugrand (teacher), Debbie Harris, Dan Endres, Nancy Dillon, Robert Filler, ROW 2. Evelyn Griffin, Lyn Faulkner, Marsha Hoppe, Gail Emley, Steve Esterline, Deborah Wyatt. ROW 3. Jon Dent, Cathy Harshman, Mark Elliott, Mike Deyo, Karen Frazier, Mike Harter. ROW 4. Karen Eltzroth, Eddie Owens, Karen Hanson, David Hoover, Pat Perry, Don Hertzog, Andra Hazlett, Chris Despos, Beth Griffith. TOP ROW Lto R. Thomas La Fever, Richard Anderson, Carla Breman, Dennis Cunningham, Mrs. Beckman, David Cogswell, Pam Anderson, Dana Budd, Steve Johnson. ROW 2. Scott Conrad, Patti Allen, Randy Baumgart- ner, Gary Andersen, Pauletta Coward, Joe Ceccanese. ROW 3. Eileen Dagle, Dan Ashenfelter, Karen Brooks, Becky Crandall, Jerry Smith, Judy Coates. ROW 4. Randy Armstrong, Donna Bringman, Jeff Crozier, Millie Blanford, Bruce Buck, Donna Bastian, Richard Denis, Pat Andrews, David Biteley. TOP ROW, Lto R. Ralph Taylor, Lynn Umber, Debbie Steigerwald, Jim Tomlinson, Mr. Lehman, Mark Younger, Cathy Clark, Mark Wildermuth, Stanley Zurcher. ROW 2. Earl Steams, Cathy Stults, Karl Utterback, Dirk Stine, Susan Uhrick, Danny Yeoman. ROW 3. Lynn Swanson, Ronald Wedler, Sue Williams, Marsha Taylor, Robert Stokke, Marilyn Stevens. ROW 4. Allan Zimmerman, Debbie Soest, Robert Van Cleave, Judy Thomas, Gordon Wyman, Helen Tillinger, Joe Blandford, Debbie Kendall, Don Lohse. TOP ROW, Lto R. Jerry Cheek, Gayle Griffin, Bob Edington, Lyim Harnish, Mrs. Kuhne, Janet Blossom, Bruce Dailey, Jane Hargraves, Stanley Schrock. ROW 2. Linda Fortriede, Brian Berry, Vicki Butler, Deborah Cox, Scott Backus, Stephanie Ahr. ROW 3. Mike Adamson, Debra Phillips, Phil Barnes, Jim Bierman, Carol Corah, David Budde. ROW 4. Margaret Hayes, Mark Cowan, Philip Brunett, Karen Ericson, Keith Dull, William Gal- lespie, Jr., Diane Foster. ROW 5. Greg Hart, Denise Stocker, Scot Battels, Bill Davies, Jr., Glenn Berenbeim, Karen Habegger, Chris Breeden. ' %, M % ' m M -a- TOP ROW, L. to R. Scott Holmes, Karen Jacobson, Sheldon Johnson, Rebecca Lee, Miss Prible, Deborah Peck, Steve McClain, Pamela Johnson, James Lortie. ROW 2. Regina Hille, John Lipp, Karen Keller, Jennifer Law- burgh, Bruce Jump, Karen Meyers. ROW 3. Mark Kast, Toni Longsworth, Jeffri Hethcote, Jonathon Klemm, Marta Lotz, Brent Niday. ROW 4. Sharon Nantz, James Meyers, Kathy Meyers, Harry Overholt, Kurt Kauffman, Judy Minglin, Carl Lynch, Nancy Holubetz. ROW 5. Kevin Leininger, linda McCormick, David Jesionowski, Constance Kruger, Larry Helmke, Peggy Newhall, Steve Kirk. V r v TOP ROW, Lto R. Kathleen Pfnister, Robert Rexroad, Jana Bada, Patty Barton, Miss Reinhard, Debbie Doehla, Ellen Thompson, Steve White, Jancie Smith. ROW 2. James Spiker, Debbie WoLfe, Nathan Sachs, Lee Penrod, Vicki Smock, Michael Parker. ROW 3. Donna Sherman, Carl Pierson, Beverly Plotkin, Nancy Wolcott, Richard Rutledge, Pamela Richter. ROW 4. Christopher Schlatter, Betsy Minck, Michael Schmidt, Cathy Carl, Shirley Shrader, Vic Wheeler, Alica Waikel, James Stewart. ROW 5. Roxanna Perry, Eric Utterback, Sandra Tinsley, Benjamin Smith, Robert Stout, Christopher Ward, Carol Zent. Activities: Experiences Mold Students The Student Council of 1955-66 includes a representa- tive of each home room. These people direct the Student Council. They are: Gary Snyder, President; Mark Chapman, V. President; Jackie Snyder, Secretary; and Rosalie Chapman, Treas- urer Varsity lettermen lead contributions for our Christ- mas families. Thousands of items were distributed to needy families. Student Council Engages in Many Worthwhile Projects Ideas are exchanged during a council meeting. 34 U U IN b K Those students who best display the qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, citizenship, and service are selected by the faculty every year. The faculty advisor is Mr. Arthur Lloyd. Shown above is the entire Junior Honor Society following the formal induction of new members in January of this year. Members of the Junior Honor Society sell votes to determine who will be the first Valentine Queen. The profits from the dance will be used to purchase a small award for those students who have made the Honor Roll for at least two years. The Viking Concert Choir performs many times each year before the students and other groups. The group has about 55 members and their music is indeed soothing. Mr. Flick is the conductor of this fine group. The elementary choir meets every day of the week during the fourth period. It serves as a training choir for the Concert Choir. Mr. Flick is the leader of this choir. 36 The Junior High Band, composed of over 70 members, is under the direction of Mr. Howard Lininger. This group meets every day the 7th period. Many times during the year this band presents its beautiful sounds to the student body and also plays at P.T.A. Music: Soothes the Soul m, • mt ' The Log Staff has worked hard this year putting out their newspaper. They met every week under the supervision of Mrs. Phillips. She directed the staff and helped the new members with writing style. The Log Staff plans a bigger and better paper for next year. J 111 is tt The student library assistants work at the circulation desk checking books in and out. They also help put up displays and can always be found reshelving books. They are an integral part of our modern library. The varsity lettermen help with the Christmas project and have several projects lined up for next year. 2 V s a .• . ATHLETICS I Village Woods Varsity Football team, coached by Mr. Null and Mr. Greathouse fought hard this season. After losing the first three games, they came on strong to capture the final three and end up with a 3-3 record. The season was highlighted by a 7-2 win over New Haven. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Mr. Light, reared over four straight opponents enroute to a perfect season. Congratulations boys. Vikings Fight Varsity Bluffton L Bishop Dwenger L Cen. Catholic L Decatur W Concordia W New Haven W Junior Varsity Decatur W New Haven W St. Henry ' s W New Haven W 40 Pictured at right is the 1965 Freshmen cross-country team which won three of five dual meets and captured first place in the Goshen Relays. Members are Donn Treese, Ira Steigerwald, Gary Fens- ler, Dennis McComb, Mike Schannen, Jerry Sharp, and Greg Drummond. The team is coached by Mr. Nash. Donn Treese is shown here proudly displaying the trophy he cap- tured at the Goshen Relays Frosh Division. He finished first and was undefeated this year. Good work, Donn. Fall Sports Prove Interesting « ' ■ • v_ a c:: Coach Amstutz guided his seventh grade gridders to a 1-1-1 season. 4) Basketball Has Rugged Season . . . Mike Harnish out jumps his taller opponent. Coach Greathouse calls time out to make some fast changes. Chapman on a solo drive for two. 42 Mr. Hayes and his eighth grade team is pictured above. Mr. Hayes and Mr. Light Head Junior Teams Mr. Light and his seventh graders are shown below. - iv-r i rf i- AFH ' II « ! igi i%:::im-i §. ' ' if if ,mM- ip v h ' M mMJ f Wk ' C f M 1 leypfJBf-Oi i9i L_ [ V VjtTJE H WW ' WW lM l« li i j Km kMA %JwA. dSmlV e H mS iMlH lil i .gdHHRHMRIHr MHMHBHK - ' ' ' I HP j  hI mi B i 1 43 ■IWA V ' Shown above are those boys who hope to make the ninth grade track and field squad for 1966. Mr. Nash is the coach. fILLAGE WOODS JR -HI TRACK RECORDS 1 9th GRADE 7th 8th GRADE 00 PARTRIDGE II I96S 100 OVER 1155 1965 20 PARTRIDGE 25 1965 220 BRUCE 26 4 1965 40 WYLIE 56 9 1955 440 CLEM 59 6 1965 80 HANSON 2 13 19G3 880 TREESE 2 24 1965 ILE H H J J V STAHL 5 04 S I9G3 SCHMUTZ 17,8 1963 OUANDT 23 3 1965 PARTRIDGE IB ' S 1965 MONTGOMERY-ROCKE S 2 65 SBOUTE M2- 1965 L H B J M J P V 5 P SCHIHMOLLER 17 9 HERNIC2 I7 ' 4 ' ' . BURNETT s ' aW SHOUFE 9 ' 2 DYER 4210 1965 1965 1965 1964 1965 P BAKER-OBER 38 6i- 19 65 440 R rtllSLIR HUB ■ 51 9 1965 10 R ILE R ' T;: ' 1 44 5 3:59.1 1965 1965 880 R. ri ;. .: u« ' «7 5 1965 Boys Strive for New Records Eighth grade track and field candidates are shown below with Mr. Amstutz jpi uiii. |ii $1 fill III II _i; IWj ifW Varsity Cheerleaders Shown at left are Debbie Springer, Sara Mooney, Lori Bearman, Nancy Netherland, and Sonja Mehalechko. These girls were very loyal and were present at every contest. Cheerleaders Eighth grade cheerleaders are Jackie Snyder, Lisa Dent, Jill Parmelee, Barb Hege, and Mi- chele Bartels. Seventh grade cheerleaders are Rhonda Siegers, Kim Netherland, Diane Rehm, Cindy Rehm, and Nancy Brandt. 45 iLiA(;i: WOODS jimok micii school Code of El hies .A a sliiddil iij I il iuji llDoils Junior . f li,Ji S Jiotil jiLili,t In: 1 1 liiinliiiii n liiiili . lctiuliifil i l illizdi uiin iiiul iixtrl Miuiii.Uiiij. i L f rL ' l(t Luiii inii . ' icliool itnil lonitntintlt ' ]• • ' ! II ni ' iif.St a t}i ' I I iL U vvvuiu SilnuA Myi$ ' li and tntrfti tnuL in m lit in tntriti tjh ' ndcm (jr ut nmi iiitin lifti i inariit -slitmLtril.s. f t. niii I In rittliLs iimi ftilinns of aflnr.i. J clmi ' c in fitf tttitntitr ttliuti utmiil fijinl et Im nriihit mttttii til iiujmIj unci niij iilioot. rJLiyc ilttitii in tmort iinii ' ii ' ilh mil .uluuil . titiitin ' oftrttrtl ' fft A iit hu ' ttnl A ' ccr. I ' lr-ciilrd 1 — Stiiilnil (! iiiiiril la I ' K.I CODE OF DRESS 1. Always keep one ' s self neat and clean. 2. Jeans are not appropriate for school apparel. 3. T-Shirts (undershirt type) prohibited. 4. Metal heel and toe plates are prohibited. 5. Hair should be worn in a manner so it adds to one ' s appearance. Extreme hair styles do not add to the dignity or prestige of any student. 6. When the personal appearance of a student, either by dress or hair style, becomes conspicuous to teachers and student body, that student is not properly groomed. Some General School Regulations All students are to be ladies and gentlemen in that they observe the accepted forms of good behavior and respect for the rights of others. Students will not be allowed to chew gum during school hours. Students cannot remain in the building after school hours unless they are directly under the supervision of a teacher. No students in the junior high will be allowed to ride a motor bike or drive a car to school. Use of the office telephone is discouraged. Permission from the office must be obtained before using the phone. Trips to the dentist or doctor on school time are permissable if the principal is notified. Bus riders caruiot leave the school building at noon. Walkers may go home for lunch as long as they can do so in the time allotted. They cannot go anywhere except home. Pupils are required to have a corridor pass when leaving the classroom. Tardiness passes are issued from the office. The principal or guidance counselors will determine if the tardiness is excused or unexcused. An unexcused tardiness will cause 1% to be deducted from the student ' s 9 weeks grade in that subject to which he is tardy. In order to be excused from physical education classes for an extended length of time a written statement from a doctor must accompany the request. To get the most from school, one must have good attendance. When it is necessary for a pupil to be absent from school, we prefer that he bring a written excuse from home. If this is not possible he may fill out a Students Report of Absence Form. If for any reason a student finds it necessary to leave school during the day, he must secure permission from the office. A student returning to school during the day should report to the office. There are two types of absences- -excused and unexcused. In an unexcused absence 4% will be deducted from the student ' s 9 weeks grade for each day of absence. 47 The end of the school term is fast approaching and all Vikings can pause and recall many moments that happened during this past year. Assemblies, sports, dances, and other events have all left their marks on each of us. AH during the year teachers and students have worked to improve grades, school spirit and attitudes. Besides the hard work we have all endured, there has been plenty of fun in the classes and in after school activities. Mr. Glenden- ing has worked hard with the faculty and students to make the 1965-56 year at Village Woods more interesting and worthwhile. The custodians have kept our school clean, cooks have cooked our meals, secretaries have operated our office most efficiently, and the nurse has handled a multitude of problems. Therefore, each person in his own way has contributed to making Village Woods A great school, one which all of us are very proud of. These girls must now carry home books to prepare for what lies ahead. Another Day Ends at Village Woods The work day has just begun for our custo- dians. They must get the school ready for tomorrow. A long difficult day is over and its time to leave the hallowed halls until tomorrow. Sr- JJj,vV-. V, ' ii i . 48 HECKMAN m BINDERY INC. |§| APR 99 Bound -To -Pleas N.MANCHESTER, INDIANA 46962