Wawasee High School - Legend Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

Gr NJ Floyd L Rheinheimer. M. D iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, 3 1833 01860 8890 ' ' )77.2()2 .s 8l.I:, 1974 THE LEGEND « . f WA WASEE HIGH SCHOOL SYRACUSE, INDIANA 1973-74 VOLUME VI Editors Susan Connolly Amy Purdum Academics Sue Niles Deb Sfutzman Organizations Toby Hunziker Cindy Rich Seniors Vicki McDonald Rhonda Graff Underclassmen Wendy Danielson Shannon Hall Athletics Julee St aley Sandy Cerencser Photographers Doug Hoerr Vicki Wilson Joy Becker Joe Hickman Patti Holtzclaw Typist Kim Marose Sponsor Miss Linda Henry As we look back in this mirror of time We see the reflections of joy and laughter And promises for what we might someday be With hopes that tomorrow may bring us to know What life is really all about. To find our goals and the dreams we seek And to smile and say thank you in some kind of way Is to have known just a little about the reflections of life. HONORS CONTRIBUTORS ' PAGE The Legend staff would like to thank the following contributors for their interest in Wawasee High School and its students. Bob Alberfson, Josfen Class Rings Bfannock ' s Trophies and Sporting Goods Ralph Berkeypile — Texaco Service Repair Chet Reid ' s Car Parts Chore Time Equipment, Inc. Dr. Robert A. Craig Counting House Bank Elder Real Estate Development First National Bank of Warsaw — Milford Office Canshorn ' s Syracuse Quality Printers Hawk ' s Recreation Equipment, Inc. Hickman Moving Storage Kinder Realty, Inc. Arthur C. Morose Metcalf Payne, Inc. Milford Lions Club Moore Moore Excavating C S. Myers Ford Agency Richard Neff Masonry Contractor, Inc. North Webster Septic Tank Dry Well Opal ' s Beauty Salon People s State Bank Poor Doll ' s Bait Shop Doll Hospital Floyd L. Rheinheimer, M.D. Rinker Boat Company, Inc. Ruch Standard Service Station J. G. Sealing Company Sherwood Forest Lumber Company Smith Electric Company, Robert Smith, Mgr. The Star Store State Bank of Syracuse Gene Stufzman, Photography Sutula Studio, Inc. Syracuse Business Professional Women ' s Club Thornburg-Walgreen Agency Tippy Golf Mor Todd Realty Turkey Creek Furniture Shop Wawasee Flying Service, Charlotte Kell Wawasee Motors Senihrs i J 11 1 Athletics .y. ,,..,| J i —— _ — B ir i ± H ' «w . j H ■■■■i ■Pi B u L- _ s ■■■■[ I H • S ' N i ■ NH P „.. xi %j r— ' — -r -riiiL III! ' . V fl S 1 -f -■ IW ' . ' OB 1 ..m -. 2K IB: The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man a reflection of his own face. . M- ' r -.I) ' f I I J § Homecoming week is climaxed by a 50-0 victory over Fairfield, Homecoming evening began with the very successful chicken barbecue sponsored by Girls ' Sports Club. This was followed by a parade around the track reflecting the theme Victory: A Warrior Tradition ' Winners of the awards were: Class Float: Freshmen; Club Float: Cheerleaders; Most Appropnate to the Theme: DECA; Most Original: FFA. The WHS Marching Band performed at half-time to the theme Symbols of Democracy. Completing the evening ' s events was a dance featuring the band, Ethos. II Shirley Miller reigns over ' rm M M H ■BkJMf H V T H 1 , t r J IH iPi vISI ■ M V Fj nH B starting above counterclockwise: Queen Shirley and her court including 1972-73 Queen. Joanne Rassi, Queen candidate Joy Becker; First run- ner-up Bobbi Rhodes, Queen candidate Julee Staley. Opposite page: 1 973-74 Homecoming Queen Shirley Miller, Homecoming activities. The music department celebrates Christmas in these United States. On October 16, the government classes sponsored a day-long trip to Washington, DC Ninety-six sen- iors left Fort Wayne on a United 727 jet to our nation ' s capital where they visited the following: Smithsonian Institute, Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memonal Then they toured the Arling- ton National Cemetery where they witnessed the precision movement of the changing of the guard. The highlight of the tour was going to the Capitol building where Congressman Earl Landgrebe pres- ented the group with a US flag that had recently flown over the Capitol. „. ' Seniors enjoy an exciting day at D.C. II Comedy highlights three 1 -act plays in fall Drama production, The Wc Drama ( plays in The Wawasee High School Drama Club put on three 1 -act plays in the fall of 1 973. These plays were The Trysting Place , The Ant Bed , and Wilbur ' s Wild Night All three plays were directed respectively by students Kirk Prickett, Tim Hoppes, and MikeGrotz, Starting top clockwise: Me like ' urn your face. said Chief Tailfeafher (Greg Fidler; to Wilbur (Craig Koble), Midge (Julee Staley) persuaded Alabaster (Ron Diehl), just want to make him jealous. ; Mr. Ingoldsby (Kirk Prickett) demanded frorr Cindy Hyndman. I want my answer Fannie dear The Fourth Wall presents You Can ' t Take It With You. starting above left to right clock- wise: Mike Wollman as Grandpa questioned Marlys Staley, Have you been on the stage very long, Miss Wellington ' ; Hasn ' t your figure changed a little In the past eight years, Mr De Pinna ' ? ' asked Ann Brice as she prepared a portrait of Mike Sllveus. Left to rigtit row 1 John Naab, Donna Doty, row 2: Matt Gray, Linda Grotz, Larry Allen, Mike Wollman, Melinda Tom, Ann Brice. row 3: Kim Hamilton, Jeff Miller, Mike Sllveus. Julee Staley, Joel Robbins, Technical Director, Marlys Staley, Alan Zerkel, Director, Cap Pryor, Mike Grotz, Ray Casey, Student Teacher, Cindy Hyndman, Walter Leach, Dan Martin, Ron Diehl, Bob Grotz. SAE sponsors a successful Swap Day, Students enjoy varied convocations. starling above clockwise: Under New Management, a contemporary rock group, presented a number of popular hits: Joe lelendez prepared a referee ' s position In front of the student body; Scott Berry performed his own selection for the talent how; two race car drivers, tvlerle Bettenhausen and Johnny Parsons, Jr. gave a presentation on car safety starting above clockwise: Mr and Mrs Smith entered the gym through the decorated hall; Shannon Hall served punch and cookies to the seniors and their guests; Kathy Ham- ilton and Jerri Groves took their dates across the bridge to the dance floor; Kevin Rhoades and Kim Augs- burger sat down tor a moment to rest; Madison Zane entertained the seniors and guests with their tine music Prom theme is ' Three Coins in a Fountain. ' The future of the Earth is in our hands ' starting above clockwise: Mr. Smith handed Bill Rush his diploma; Pam Dull received her rose from Curt Bender; Mr, Smith addressed the awaiting graduates; Dave Hamilton and Alan Brown marched out after graduation; Jennifer Lon- genecker congratulated Erique Paradis; the Class of 1 974 commenced their graduation exercises. ACADEMICS rL mM m Administrators coordinate school program and govern over W.H.S, Starting from ar eff clockwise: Mr. Smith and Mr. Clouse enjoyed the Fall Fling; Don Arnold, Superintendent; Donald Kes- ler, Vice-Principal, B S., Manchester, MS., Indiana State, Henry L Smith, Principal, B S . Indiana State, MA, Ball State; Mr Kesler helped the PC. A, by supervising their Homecoming float; Members of ttie School Board were: from left to right, row 1 : Billy Little. Floyd Baker, Dr. Robert Craig; row 2: Phillip Payne, Marion Lantz. John Kroh, and Don Arnold The librarians, secretaries, school nurse and A, V. aid students ' needs. starting from far left clockwise: School nurse was Mrs. Robertson: Librarians were: Mary Whiteman, AB, MLS Indiana University, Margaret Raider, and Betty Reeder; Lisa Miller spent tier first periods studying diligently, Larry Allen occupied tiis spare time locat- ing needed materials; Robert Ritctiie was ttie Audio Visual Instructor, Secretaries were: Esther Rider, Janet Hamman, Janet Elam, Ruth Angle, Betty Haines, and Sally Baker. Guidance helps to set up our school curriculum. starting above clockwise: Maxine Robinson, B,S , MS., Ball State; Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Marlette discussed the senior scholarshiip forms; Jack Marlette, B.A., Kala- mazoo, M.A., Michigan State. The Agriculture Department puts their new building to good use. The Agriculture Department had much more freedom because of their new addition, which they shared with the Auto Mechanics Department. This building gave the students the room to work on individual projects such as repainting their tractors and repairing their farm machinery. The agricultural instructor was Dennis Mikesell, B.S., Purdue Toby Poppenfoose, above, spent his time repairing parts for tiis farm machinery. Steve Beer, left; always got the best Jobs. ' - _ This past year the biggest event ot the Industrial Ed. department was the Building Trades pro|ect. At the corner of Maple and Worth Streets, they constructed a house under the supervision ot Mr. Rudy Cesco. This was a first for W.H.S., and with the profits from this project the Build- ing Trades class planned to make this an annual event. Bll Pictured clockwise starting above: Roger Graber sighted and made plans for the Building Trades pro|ect; Well Rick, was it worth all your work ' ' ; Auto Mechanics students tried out their new equipment: Merlin Wolfe checked the cement before pouring the foundation; Rick Linville studied his work carefull y. aKiniA Industrial Ed, ventures into many different areas. WJ3 James Alford, B.S , MA , Ball State, Rudy Cesco, A. A.. Pasadena City College. B,A., MA,, Ball State; David Matz, B S., Indiana State University; Tom Robinson, 22 years experience; Lee Troyer. work experience; George Vitaniemi, B S , Indiana State Uni- versity, MS, Ball State; Vocational Educa- tion instructor was Kennetti Stump, BS,, MS , Purdue; David McGrew, Vocational Director, B S-, MS, Indiana State. Business gives students needed skills to pursue careers. Elaine Hibschman, BS, Manches- ter, MS, Saint Francis: Patricia Huber, BS,, MS, Indiana State: Jerry Minton, BS,. Manchester, M,A , Ball State: Don Storey, BS,, Manchester, MA., Saint Francis: Eldon Ummel, B.S., Manchester, M.S. Indiana State. Art is the reflection of creativity. Clockwise from far left: Hey Connie, what ' s In there ' ? ; Sue Ball sized the situation up carefully; Ralph let ' s get moving. O.K. ' ' ; Mrs. Warner was caught admiring her students ' work; Vicki Alexander asked. Mr, Conley. are you sure this is right? ; Brian Lemburg sat down on the job. Art at Wawasee was a big part of our academic scene. Students not only learned but had fun at the same time. The art department had their annual art show in the spring, and as usual, it was a great success Michael Conley, B.S., Ball State University; Joy Warner, B.F A , Syracuse, MA. St. Francis. S?J? « ' Mm mmmmami ' r ; 1 ; ' ii ' :yi KiiW|i m 1 1 I ' 1 ' A A © J Students display talents marking a successful year for the marching and concert bands. Clockwise starting at far left: The Wawasee Marching Band displayed our patriotic colors: Richy Timmons and Kathy Kell secured Mr Blackwell while he directed the band in a suc- cessful homecoming perlormance; Kevin Fry was prepared for the first concert: Christi Beer, Leisa Napier and Lynn Helvey checked on some last minute problems: Sue Con- nolly kept the cornet section on their toes!: The Concert and Cadet Bands marked another successful year under the direction of David Blackwell, B.M.A., M.S.. Indiana Uni- versity. Concert Choir, row 1 : L. Stutzman, M Maloney, V, Elder, P Wolf, J, Zimmer- man, S Rapp, S. Yahne, K, Hamilton, L, Hall, Mr. Chance row 2. N. Gilbert, B Davis, K Trobaugti. A, Newman, P Beer, D. Wutti- rich, N Beer, C Miller, S, Speicher, L Cromer, D, Gnndle row 3 C Myers, C. Franke, J Becker, L. Beer, R Moore, C Crooks, P. Snyder, V Rhodes, S. Niles, J Farrell, T Ummel, C Crooks row 4: S, Coy, B Grisamer, L Lantz, M. Koble, D Pollock, B. Miller, C Pryor, K Schlotterback, T Balwin, S Beer, D Cook, C Price row 5 K, Augs- burger, B Hinderer, K, Rhodes, E Coburn, J, Ken- nedy, C Packer, M, Smith, M Gray, G Dean, G, Smith, V Wilson, S. Mag- gart Women ' s: row 1: L, Garza, K Brandon, C Ritenour, K, Hostetler, K Manges, M Tom, C Gray, Mr Chance. row 2 R Curtis, T Pear- son, K Goins, E Kauffman, C Fisher, T Parsons. A. Jessop, C Holcomb row3: S Myers. E Grevenstuk, K. Koeingshot, B Beer, T. Miller. C Todd, K Gardner. J Black row 4 D Darr. H. Barrett. T Ehman, K. White, K Powe, J Method, T Bosstick, R Miller, J. Fawley Cadei Choir: row 1: G Christner, S, Davenporl. B. Zimmerman. A. Pischle, Z. Cruz. M Hall row 2: P. Gri- samer. D Pryor. K. Cooper, C Rector, V Kaiser, S, Long. G Gant, Mr, Chance row 3 J. Gansert, K Grindle, J Iden, K Koble. G Brown. M Amos, D Martin, G Krindle row 4 Y Zele, S Badsky, J Naab, J Kussmaul, J Hou- souer. T Hammon, L Bosstick, J Mitchell. Choirs and Sonfa cha cha their way through the Christmas season. Starling right clockwise: Pianist, Craig Koble, awaited the signal of Mr. Chance to start the music; Sandy Maggart looked on as Mark Koble and Paul G entry tried a new style; Keith Strauss sang out loud and clear; I think Mr, Chance liked what he heard! Varner Chance, B,A. and M.A., Butler Univer- sity. Once again the choirs put on their annual Christmas Carol Banquet, The theme for their banquet was Christmas in These United States. Under the direction of Varner Chance, the choirs gave four concerts last year; the swing choir traveled around the community giving concerts also. All were very successful marking another great year for the choirs. Orchestra increases in size as well as talent The 1973-74 Concert Orchestra antic- ipated and achieved a successful year, under the direction of Varner Chance and James Delay, B.M.E., M.A., Ball state; right: Larry Allen contnbuted his talents to the orchestra Students multiply their understanding through mathematics. Starting above clockwise: Mr Frank helped prepare the computers for his class; Bobby Wright must have got- ten the right answer to that problem; Jim Benson studied the newly presented material; Mathematics Instructors were: Terry Frank, BS,, Ball State, MS,, New Mexico; Joseph Judkins, A.B.. Hanover; Michael Neff, BS., Manches- ter, MS., Purdue, Donald Scholer, B.S., M.A , Ball State; Daryl Umbower. B.A., Grace, M.S., Saint Francis. Science challenges the mind. 4 «... -., J Keith Bowman. B.S. and MS-, Michigan; Karl Keiper, B,S., Manchester, M.S., Notre Dame: Robert Kitson, B.S., Manchester, M A , Ball State; William Kitson, B.S , Man- chester, M A , Ball State; Paul Royer, A.B., Manchester, MA., Ball State Starling far left clockwise: Diane Cook must have seen something Mr Keiper hadn ' t explained; it looks like JoAnn Evans wasn ' t too sure about this experiment; Richard Linville really got involved in his work; Paul Miller and Al Kitson were sure they did the project right; Jeff Rhodes was the brain of the Physics class; Tad Chamberlin and Dave Hamilton made a great team! Language Arts department tries a new program. This past year the Language Arts department tried and succeeded in the new idea of mini courses. Freshmen and sophomores dug deeper into plays and nov- els, while, college bound juniors and seniors had a chance to pick up some courses that would help them in their further course of study. Students who didn ' t care for the usual English courses took such classes as. Sports, Witches, Love, On Stage, Radio, and T.V. and many more. From reports heard, the students weren ' t the only ones that were kept busy. Philip K. Fawley. B.S., Manchester, M.A., Ball State; Sharon Hahnlen, B.S,, Iowa State University, M.A., University of Neuchatel (Switzerland): Linda Henry. B.A., Wittenburg; Terry Iden, B.S., M.A., Ball State; Linda Kehoe, B.S,, Ball State; Roberta Powers, B.A., MA, Ball State; Joel Robbins, B.A., Ball State. Norma Rush, A.B., Manchester; Max Ellen Smith, B.S., M.A., Ball State; Alan Zerkel, B.A., Manchester. II Foreign Language works to better our understanding of other lands. Mike Atkinson and Karen Butcher, above used the map to assist in their assignment; Brian Simmons, left: practiced his diction with lab tapes Home Ec. stirs up ideas for the future. From left clockwise: Cindy Rapp took her time to assure perfection; the Advanced Foods class, instructed by Janice Baumgartner, B S,, M.S., Ball State, prepared a meal fit for a king, Bernie Caple worked on her project in her Occu- pational Clothing class instructed by Betty Arthur, B.S , Ball State, M.A., Indiana University Social Science retells the past and prepares for the future. J4s fi Left to riglit clockwise: Dave Schopf studied hard — I think?; Judy Gray and Jean Krasnansky put the finish- ing touches on their bulletin board: Mr. Clause assisted Jack Salazar in understanding his US, History; Bev Berghorn gave a whistle for her can- didate, Rick Brannock; the Demo- cratic party gave a cheer for their favorite nominee. Ron Corson. BA,, Manchester, M,A , Ball State; Tony Clouse, B,S , Manchester, MS , Indiana University; Walter Lunsford. ' BS , Indiana University; Hal Traviolia, B A , Wabash, M.A,, Bali State; Vernon Zurcher, BS,, Huntington, M.A., B all State, Marcia Carpenter, B.S., M.A., Ball State; Robert Heady, ;S., MA., Ball State; Cindy Peterson, B.S,, Ball State; David T. Rankin, B.S., Purdue; Don Storey, B.S-, Man- chiester, M.A., St. Francis. — J M t Physical Education provides knowledge along with recreation. starting from far left clockwise: Dennis Lik- ens and Mitch Ousley tried their luck at shuffle board. Mr. Heady gave an assisting hand to a student: Mike Grotz look a long rest between races in his aquatics class; Karen Cooper and Nadine Rodgers flipped over their judo class ' ; a girls P.E. class practiced self defense along w ith their judo ISCHOOL BUS Bus Drivers were: Kenneth Felts, Bob Reitf, Wylie Bond, Ray Darr, Jerry Bushong, Ethel Weaver, Hop Haab. Dan Levernier, John Glon Sr. foreground: Doug Black, Devon Davis, Mel Weaver ' . ■ ' • ' ' i Blitz, Louis 3 Hmssley, Custodians were: Donald Nei, Vivian Kern, Roy Stif- er, EIner Vanpelt, Ray Firestone, Jerry Members of tfie Cooking Staff left to rigtit were Lois Murry, Pauline Firestone, Phylis Metzger, Lois Herr, Lois Koher, Burtha Rhoads, Mildred Coy, Vivian Kern. Here we see Mrs, Coy cooking up a storm! During the energy crisis WHS staff works diligently to keep us warm. If Student academic excellence is Agriculture Department Award Lee Beer Art Department Award Rick Brannock Business Education Department Award Myrna Schwartz Foreign Language Department Award Liz Ludwig Home Economics Department Award Rozalyn Long Industrial Education Department Award Alan Bixler Language Arts Times-Union Award Cynthia Hyndman Mathematics Times-Union Award Becky Replogle National High School Music Mary Kunkle Department Award Sue Niles Karen Wiggs Drudge Physical Education Patricia Cline Girls ' P.E Beverly Berghorn Boys ' P.E Jeft Bohnstedt Athletic Scholastic Wilma Detwiler Science Bill Fawley Times-Union Award John Stewart Robert W. Ellis Memorial Social Studies Steve Coverstone Times-Union Award Ann Brice A. A.U.W. Academic Vocational Education Becky Replogle Building Trades Gary Wiggs Home Economics Kathy Price Auto Mechanics John Glon Chore-Time Distributive Ed Mark Sorensen Bruce Korenstra ICE Cooperative Jeff Housouer Mark Reiff Becky Replogle Betty Crocker Award Donna Doty Dr. Noble Neff Susan Connolly Crisco Award Donna Doty P.P. A. Kevin Tom Dairy Council Award Kathy Price Lee Beer honored by award presentations. Math Examination Art Memorial Achievement Award Golf Award Achievement Award Equipment, Inc. Educational Trust Memorial Grant James H. Turner Memorial Scholarship Mark Reiff Kiwanis International Career Awards Cynthia Hyndman Mark Reiff Mail Journal Athletic Scholarship Willa Detwiler Wilma Detwiler National Merit Scholarship Finalist Becky Replogle Hoosier Scholars Nancy Beer Sandra Beer Michael Bitner Jeff Bohnstedt Rick Brannock Ann Brice Alan Brown Susan Connolly Diane Cook Steve Coverstone Willa Detwiler Wilma Detwiler Donna Doty Bill Fawley Greg Fidler Senior Honor Section Joni Beer Lee Beer Sandra Beer Rick Brannock Ann Brice Susan Connolly Diane Cook Willa Detwiler Michael Grotz David Hamilton Cynthia Hyndman Kathy Kell Bruce Korenstra Sue Niles Cynthia Rapp Mark Reiff Becky Replogle Jeff Rhodes William Rush JuleeStaley John Stewart KrisStidham Teresa Ummel Wilma Detwiler Bill Fawley Cynthia Hyndman Kathy Kell Sue Niles Mark Reiff Becky Replogle Jeff Rhodes If ORGANIZATIONS Leffermen raffle Homecoming football. left 10 right, row 1 R Beer, K Fry, M Bitner, E Paradis, T Poperntoose, J Yoder, J Fisher. J Carvajal, D Brown, D. Schopf, B Fawley, K. Stidham, M Vanlaningham, C Lisor, G Dean, R Brannock, R Bauman, U Carvajal, P Dye. D Ganz row 2- J Schacht, M, Grotz, D Miller, G Fidler, C. Paulus, J Miller, T Campbell, J Wright, M Wollman, J D Whiteman, R Reitf, 8 Korenstra. T Chamberlin, D. Wollman, D. Hamilton, T. Yoder, P Randall, S, Coverstone, J Melendez, D Madrick. A. Kitson, J. Owens, M Smith, B Wolfe, B, Lemberg, The Lettermen ' s Club consisted of many outstanding attiletes wlio were proud to represent Wawasee. During the Homecoming game the Lettermen built a Tee Pee and the club members shot flaming arrows each time Wawa- see made a touchdown. They topped off the Homecoming activities by raf- fling off the football used during the game. Dale Ganz, John Glon, Keith Strauss, Paul Dye, and Matt Gray displayed our Homecoming scores. FCA meets Nicki Cruz, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was an organization designed to give young men a chance to put Christ first in their lives. It developed a fellowship based on a common interest in sports combined with a practical and primary need for Christ. The club went to Plymouth H.S. to see a former New York gang leader Nicki Cruz. He has turned to Christ and presently spends his time talking to students about how much better his life has become. Juan Carvajal. Mark Reiff and Jerry Wright worked hard to make a Homecoming float m Pep Band highlights home basketball games. lelt to right, row 1 B Hinderer. C Rapp, D Clayton, A Brice, M Hoover, B Replogle, K Augsburger row 2 B Paymar, S Beer, K Sleffen, S Connolly row 3: D Brown, D Eckert, T Baldwin, J Housouer, R Tim- mons. J Miller. These band members got a short break from playing. The pep band met once a week to practice for their perform- ances. During the second half of every home football game they sat together as a group and played the school song at Wawa- see touchdowns. During all home basketball games the pep band entertained the fans in between the JV games and the Varsity games. They also played at halftime of the Varsity games while the Pom Pon girls per- formed. It looks as though they were out of tune Jozz Band provides experience in playing jazz. The Jazz Band at Wawasee consisted of a group of band members who met weekly and played jazz music. They planned to play at the Lions Club, Kiwanis Club, and Rotary Club meetings. left to right, row 1 M Reiff, D. Eckert, D Clayton, M Lantz. C. Hoopingarner, G Smith row 2 0. Engelberlh, R, Timmons row 3 K, Davenport, T, Baldwin. K Sletten, S Connolly, far riglil: M Lacas, J. Can aial, K, Augsburger Industrial Arts continues student interest in industrial education. The Industnal Arts Club made plans to visit a manufacturing company, and they were involved in making a display case for the athletes. They also formed a basketball team, and challenged the FFAteam. left to right: Mr Cesco. G Miller, D Martin, L. Zartman. D Denney, J Auer. B. Slabaugh. G. Harwood, Mr Matz, r ' Girls ' Sports Club sponsors Chicken B.B,Q. The girls got a little behind in their work The Girls ' Sports Club consisted ot all girls who liked to work at sporting events. The members signed up for the event they liked best and then helped keep score, time or whatever needed to be done. For the Homecom- ing activities the Girls ' Sports Club sponsored a Chicken BBQ before the homecoming game. left to right, row 1: S Rapp, D, Weicti, Mrs Hib- schman, C Sheets, D Doty row 2: K Shipley, L. Hall, D Kesler, D Perry, M Kitson row 3: K. Goshert, 8 Yoder, C Skelton, S Connolly, M. Kitson row 4 S. Rogers, S Coy, D Miller, C. Hoopingarner. S Lovelette, D Bailey row 5. T. Parsons, E Kaufman, R Kaufman, C Popen- foose, R Auer, S Shark row 6 C Myers, M Hoover, D. Doty, L Bostick, M Shipley, K Cooper, row 7 A Mullins, S Maggart, C Spra- gue, M Wesner, C Rich, D Miniear row 8 D Searer, M Kussmaul. D. Kuhn, L Stutzman, J, Groves, D Deck row 9 D Eckert, B Hinderer, V Jensen, D Harrison, E Mullet, row 10: D Stutzman, S Gerencser, C Franke, J Farrell, J, Black. K, Goins, K. Butcher Health Career members volunteer their time at Goshen Hospital. The Health Careers Club entered a float in the float contest at homecom- ing and held a Christmas party at one of the member ' s house. They viewed films about health occupations and had plans in prog ress for visiting Miles Laboratory in Elkhart. Some members volunteered their time to work at Goshen Hospital on Sundays. The Health Career members entered a float in the homecoming parade 2:J Laughlin, L Andrews, P Bryant •1 Intramurals stimulates intraschool athletics. Mr Alford gave Geoff Clow some pointers letUoiighl.row 1 Mr Alford, C Coburn, J Carvajal, R Wulhrich, D. Miller, J. Angel, row 2: T. Con- ley, T Searloss, J Glon, J Shoemaker, E Coburn, G Clow. D. Troup, J Wright row 3 G. Smith. G. Harwood, J VanSickle, R Lewallen, J Strombeck, S. VanCuren, L, Plank, B Clow, J. Ivlichael It seems ttiey got a moment ' s rest. The intramurals consisted of many boys not involved in winter sports whio liked to participate in athletics within the school. All of the boys involved divided into teams and played basketball games against each other weekly. Many faculty members also got involved by forming a men ' s team and played against most of the student teams. The Yearbook Staff works hard to produce the Legend. left to right, row 1: S. Niles. R. Graff, D Stutzman row 2 L Henry. C, Rich, W Danielson, J Hickman, S Gerencser, K. Marose. row 3 S Connolly, S. Hall, A. Purdum, P Holtzclaw, J Staley, V Wilson, J Becker Doug Hoerr, Toby Hunziker, and VIcki McDonald worked on the Legend during class « The Yearbook Staff met every morning for one period to put he Legend together. Whether it was being a photographer, typist or drawing up spreads, they all had deadlines to meet. The Staff worked hard to put the major events of the 1973- 74 school year in print. i % r ' -.S Pom-Pon girls highlight band performances. left to right, row 1: I. Stutzman, T, Pearson, row 2 T. Flowers, D, Weaver, row 5 R Curlis, D Bartkowiak row C Holmes, C Myers row 5 K. Koenigshot, C, Myers, row 6: C. Sheets, D Cook, row 7 C, Franke, D Darr, row 8: M. Herr. K. Rowe, J, Method The Pom-Pon girls, under the direction of Mr. Blacl well practiced weel ly for tneir performances. At half time of most home football and basketball games the girls enter- tained the fans. Wonder what it was that Kathy Koenigshot and Diane Bartkowiak found so interesting! The Pom-Pon girls performed for a half time show in the WHS gym Ski Club travels to Michigan. The Ski Club had an over-abundance of snow last winter. Many tinnes the ski club members met at Mt. Wawasee to get the discount fee for large groups. Also they went on a trip to Cannons- burg, Michigan. left to right, row 1 S Hire, S Miller, J Davis. D Hosteller, K Pnckett rov, 2 Mr Cesco. J Gardner. M Didier. D Barrett. W, Danielson, R Dust, J Staley. C Carr left to riaht row 1 D Hosteller, R Hathaway, C Koble, K Pnckett. D Baldwin, J Davis, J Hick- man, R Brannock row 2 M, Felkner, R Dust, J Simpson. R. Graff, N Miller, J, Glon, L McCullough. J Krasnansky, J Gray DECA prepares for the future. left to right, row 1: S Selanders, L Rinker, L. Miller. C Walley. T Hunziker. S. Yoder, D. Wuthnch, J Rup- precht. P Dull, V Long, J Zimmerman, row 2: M. Sorensen. Mr Minton, L Wolferman, C Sheets, J Trammel, L. Plank, B. Crafton, P. Dye Toby Hunziker had her partime |ob behind a candy counter at an area department store. The DECA homecoming float won first place in the Most Appropriate to Theme category DECA stood for Distributive Education Clubs of America. This club was unique in the way that the senior members met each day as a class then were dismissed for the last three periods to work. They received both a classroom grade and a grade at their jobs. The club participated and did very well in local, district, and state competition with other DECA clubs. There were many helpful experiences learned and practiced throughout the year. l — Ti ' Sr- a; The Speech Club was built around the competitive nature of public speaking. Students from each grade who were members of the Speech Club com- peted as a Speech Team. The Speech Team participated in tournaments held on Saturdays during the winter months, and competed tor team and individual recognition. The areas of competition during a meet included radio broadcasting, poetry reading, original oratory, girls and boys extem- poraneous speaking, discussion, impromptu speaking, dramatic inter- pretation and humorous interpretation. In the future the team planned to become more active in the area by hosting a Junior High Tournament with our local schools. eft to right, row 1 R Wuthrich, D Martin, R. Diehl. row 2: S, Milier. J Wilson, K, Brembeck, C, Hyndman. D. Miniear, K Cooper, C- Coy, row 3 M. Steffen, Mr. Zerkel, S. Rapp. C Franke. M, Grotz. B. Berry, T. Hoppes. At the Left: Cindy Hyndman worked on her speech, and she presented it below. Speech Club hosts Wawasee Speech InvitationaL Wawasee ' s Drama Club becomes The Fourth Wall. Deb Miniear, Kirk Pricketl and Shannon Hall put on make-up before their per- Jeff Hoerr and Julee Staley formance performed in the Ant Bed. In the fall the Drama Club put on three one act plays consisting of Wilburs Wild Night, Trysting Place, and The Ant Bed. These three plays were under the direction of three Wawasee students. In the spring the club produced a play called You Can ' t Take It Witti You under the direction of Mr. Zerkel and Mr. Bobbins, sponsors of the Dranna Club. The Drama Club adapted a new name for their group, The Fourth Wall. The Fourth Wall rep- resented the imaginary wall between the actors and the audi- ence. lefl to right, row 1 : S Rinker, A. Brice, B. Replogle. C Shelton, D. Price. C Sprague, D. Bailey, D. Burgetl. D Miniear, L Alien, R Diehl row 2 M, Tom. L Helvey, C Koble, S Cans. D Perry, row 3 K Hamilton, A Newman, D Fistier. A Jessop, S Yahne, J Naab. M Silveus, C Hyndman, J. Hoerr, K Pnckelt row 4 T Gronendyke. N Snider, C Beer. J Thibaul. J Byland, S Shank, G. Fidler. D Martin row 5 1 Hoppes, D Doty, S Rapp, M Staley, J Barnett, D Pryor. M Kilson. D. Mock, D Kesler, K Miller row 6 B. Glaser, M. Grotz. D Deck, Mr Robbins, K. Hamilton, L Mitc- hell. M Maloney, V, Jensen, on the rock: W. Danielson, J Staley, K. Prickett. L Cromer, J Becker l| r The FFA harvests corn in the Fall. The dairy judges from Wawas Future Farmers of America took top fionors at ttieir contest hield Goshen. In the fall the FFA harvested corn and then sold it for profit. With their profit they bought materials and seed for the next year. They also par- cipated in basketball games with other FFA clubs within our area. left to right, row 1: B. Kaiser. S, Cullers. L Beer. J Fisher, P Gingerich, Mr. Mikesell. row 2 S Pippenger, R Reitf, D Buhrt. D Schock. R Gardner, T Hoover row 3: M Pippenger, M Grady, E. Dowty. R. Beer, T. Mast. S. Tucker, J. Haab. K. Coy. FHA hold their annual style show. left to right, row 1 M Jones, R Graber, J, Snyder, K Hamilton, N Rodgers, R Long, D Gardner, D Gardner row 2 K Miller, B, Davis, M, Tom, S Myers, K Price, J Laugrilin, B Zimmerman, D Darr. K Startek, S Haimes, P Clay. Mrs Arthur - 4 « ' ' Donna Gardner and Beverly Zim- merman rode on the homecoming float built by the Future Homemak- ers. The FHA had many projects through the year. In the tall, they entered the Homecoming float contest and also had a Tupperware sale. Also, they held a Halloween party. During every home basketball game the FHA held a coat check. In the spring they sponsored a mother, daughter banquet with a style show to top off the evening. Brenda Davis at the FHA Halloween party l| ;3 SSS. ' S=i5-=3i ; -S t t The FTA changes its name Charlie Packer, Shannon Hall, and Kim Shipley tried to win a game during the Fall Dressdown. Alice Gunden and Debbi plates for teachers. Miller prepared Christmas The SAE ' s theme for the year was Get Involved, and they did get involved. They had an elf program and the members made Christmas plates for teach- ers. They were involved with the school and commu- nity by sponsoring a Swap Day, giving the mental health patients gifts at Christmas, entering a float in the homecoming parade, and holding an exchange day with Columbia City students. Once again the club held a Fall Dressdown and had ISTA films about the teaching profession, observing the Jr. High and elementary schools for ideas. to Student Action for Education. Becky Replogle served punch at a meeting that welcomed all new teachers to WHS. Roz Long added finishing touches to the Christmas plates left to right, row . B. Replogle, A. Gunden, R. Graft. L. Helvey, S, Grerencser, S. Hall. R Timmons, row 2: Mr Iden. K Shipley. R. Long. E. Ivlullett. J. Carvajal, J. Wilson. J. Ivloser. F. Nyikos. P. Gordan. D. Woilas. row 3: C. Hyndman. S. Coy, C. Packer. K, Kell, M. Lantz, C. Rapp. B. Hinderer. D. Miller. C, Guard. G. Dean l r Chess Club moves into tournomenf competition. The Chess Club was formed to provide an opportunity for students and faculty to learn about the game of chess. There were approximately twenty members and the club was sponsored by Mr. Zerkel and Mr. Robbins. At the first of the year there was a great deal of emphasis on the instruction and learning of chess followed by a period of competition. The club hoped to start an annual Wawasee chess tournament and possibly active competition with area schools. Y-Teens sponsor Spring Style Show. Once again the Y-Teens col- lected money for UNICEF. They collected during home football games and in the commons at noon. In the spring they organ- ized a Style Show which was open to the public. left 10 right, row 1 D Eckert, D Clayton K, Hamilton, L Stutzman, K Replogle, J Black row 2. K Butctier. A. Rtiein ' tieimer, B Replogle. S Beer, A New man, K Kell, C Rapp, K Shipley row 3 S Miller, D Cook. C Starlek. M Tom, B Davis, B. Radcliff. D. Doty. D. Engleberth N. Beer. Mrs. Huber. Foreign Language Club plans parties of different cultures. The Foreign Language Club con- sisted of Latin, Spanish, French and German students. Each language planned a party and entertained the rest of the club. Their entertainment included games, music and snacks from their particular country. left to right, row 1: K Fry, D Dieterly, J. Rhodes , S Graham, W Leach, Miss Kehoe. row 2 C Hoopingarner. B Replogle. C. Hyndman. M Staley. J Simpson, A Purdum, E Kaufman row 3 A Gunden, Mrs Hahn- len, Mrs Rush, J Staley, L Helvey, J Carva- lal, A Mock. D Cook. S Miller row 4 S. Coy, D Miller, A Brice, K Kell, C Rapp, D, Doty, D Grisamer, T Ummel, N Miller, W. Detwiler row 5 K Prickett. J Barnett, J, Miller, J Becker, W Danielson, J Moser, C, Hougey. G. Fidler. L Beer, B. Radcliff, K. Steffen Science club offers experimentation. left to right, row 1. R, Diehl, J, L. Kaiser, M. Silveus, R Linville. P Royer, row 2: J, D, Whiteman. M Lacas, P Randall, L. Weaver, G Fidler To be a member of the National Honor Society, you must have an average grade point of 3.0 for Sen- iors, and a 35 average for Juniors. The NHS sponsored a book sale in the spring. Also once a month they had a party at one of the members ' house. r Excelling students are chosen for NHS. left to right, row 1: S Gerencser, D. Searer, M. Kunkle, D. Miller, G. Hoopingarner, B, Replogle, C. Hyndman, W Detwiler, H. Smith. row 2 T Popentoose, J. Robbins, S. Coy, A. Purdum, A Gunden, L. Beer, G. Fidler, S Niles, S Rapp, D. Cool , A Rheinheimer, A. Williams row 3: R Brannock, P. Gordon, K Kell, P. Beer, J. Wilson, J. Staley, P. Fawley, A. Bnce, B. Fawley, K. Fry, J, Rhodes, C. Carr, B Rhodes, S Connolly. N, Miller, S Beer. Swing Choir performs of area clubs. left to right, row t Mr, Chance. K. Augsburger. C, Gray, S. Myers. C Holcomb, K. Hamilton, M Maloney, T Ummel, C, Miller, row 2: G Brown, S Badsky, M Koble. G Pryor. G, Smith. P Sni- der, J Naab. T, Baldwin, The Swing Choir performed in Milford, Syracuse, and Warsaw area clubs, and during the Christmas season they pres- ented a Christmas program. They planned to accept an invita- tion to sing at the 4-H club at Fairfield in March. The Activities Council consisted of every department head at WHS and two students from every class elected from the Executive Councils, They han- dled many problems that arose and discussed ideas to make Wawasee a better school Activities Council brings student and teacher ideas together. i wawasee ' high school 2 iik Li;t i| SENIORS ' m. i i . ' M Randy Jean Anderson Sharon Avery Ronald Clair Bauman Lee Beer Jon Angel Terry Baldwin Joy Anne Becker Nancy J. Beer Kimberly Kay Augsburger Susan Mane Ball Cindi Beenner Sandra Hermine Beer Our last year of high school was a restless one for nda Kay Bell ft David Berry ' ard Birkel W. Bixler Beverly Ann Bergh. Patrick E. Billian Michael Wayne Bitr Susan J Blue Senior Class Council ' . vey, R, Long, B. Kaiser B S Niles, L. Beer, M. Grotz W Danielson -laier, M V. oilman ' were: S, Blue and Jeffrey Bohnstedt Ann Elizabeth Brice Nina Bryant Darren L, Clark Jeff Bradley Alan R. Brown Calvin E. Busch Debra Kay Clayton Rick L, Brannock Douglas V. Brown TadChamberlin Does anybody know what they were doing ' ' eoff Clow usan Connolly endy Lynn Danielson Clark C. Conley Steven P. Coverstone Jan Davis Wllla Detwiler Louis Arthur Diehl Donna Doty Robin Lea Dust Chris Eby Gary John Eichberger Vaunda Elder Wllma Detwiler Pam Dull Debbie D. Eckert Randy Engle k illiamS. Fawley levin J. Fry phn J. Glon, Jr. Gregory A. Fidler Gary A. Francis JennI Gans Brian Lee Glaser Paula Kay Gordon Becky Ann Gray Judith Ann Roberts Gray Matthew M. Gray jsniors Jon Treesh and Shirley Miller worked vigorously on e class float. Monty Gray Becky Lynn Grisamer Jay H. Haab Michael R, Hawkins Katy Grim Daretta Grisamer Leigh Ann Hall Lynn Ann Helvey hil Hepler ' Ouglas E. Hoerr harlotte Hougey effery Alan Housouer M r: m £A mMJ . Toby rested her tired feet for just a few minutes. ■I Toby Hunziker Victoria L, Jensen Larry R, Kaiser Jay L. Kitson Cynthia Hayden Hyndman Brent Lewis Kaiser Kathy Lyn Kell Dana Knisley 1 oyle Kolberg orothy F. Kuhn ' alter Andrew Leach andy Lewallen Bruce A. Korenstra Mary J. Kussmaul David LeCount Jim Likens Jeanne Marie Krasnansky Jacqueline Lea Laughlin Rick Leer Tim Lindsey Valerie Long Ralph H. McDonald Jeffery E- Miller Ruth Crystal Miller Senior photographer shine. pictures in rain or Sandra Dee Maggart Vicki McDonald Lisa Miller Shirley Elaine Miller i Tuce Mitchell hristi Ann Myers ' ave Nichols [icki Sue Nyce David Moore Bill Nelson Susan Rae Niles EriqueParadis Was Greg really conducting an experiment l Willard N, Paymar Steven Ray Pippenger Philip Plikerd Bonalee Radcliff Sally Personette Larry E- Plank Kathy Lynn Price Cynthia Rapp Kirk Prickett Kathy Rector Mark A. Reiff e ' . n Rhoads im Bean Richards Joni Rae Rupprecht Rebecca Sue Replogle Roberta Lynn Rhodes Lori Rinker William A. Rush Anita Rheinheimer Jeffery A. Rhodes Terry Ritenour Robert Schafer Cindy Sheets and Daretta Gnsamer exhibited senior spir Kirby Schlotlerback Sue Selanders Michael S. Shenefield Jason Shoemaker :urt Smith ' aniel R. Snyder lark Sorensen hristine Ann Startek Gregory Spry Julee Sand Staley Kris Stidham Bob Stouder ■I Brad Taylor Jon Edward Treesh Keith Strauss Tim Stump Richy Timmons Dave Troup Sharorn Louise Stuckman Leahi Stutzman Jack R, Trammel Brian Tucker ;resa Ummel Steve VanCuren Larry D. Weaver Jr. ikeVanLaningham Jay VanSickle Annette Marie Williams en Waldbeser Cathi Walley ebbie Welch Dave Weicht Peg Willman Mike Wollman Vern Zartman Vicki L, Wilson Don Woitas Jerry Lee Wright Diane Elaine Wuthrich Janette Marie Zimmerman Vicki Alexander ' i ' ; Terry Baldwin and Louis Diehl studied diligently Starting left counterclockwise: Larry Kaiser attempted to study: Erique Paradis spoke at tlie Presidential election; Cindy Beemer. what was so fascinating? II Starting clockwise below: Sue Selanders was our snow bunny, Was that Brad Taylor under there ; Were you up to no good again ' ?, Julee, don ' t you ever have any classes ' ?. Seniors exhib- ited spirit at pep assemblies; Jeff Rhodes signed up for Prom work. J n UNDERCLASSMEN Some people look at things Del Acton, Marcy Alexander, Sheila Alexander, Scott Anderson, ReneeAnglln Sheree Arthur, RoxanneAuer, Mike Baldwin, Phil Ball, Colleen I Peg Beer, Steve Beer, Paula Bell, Doug Bemish, Curt r t Zola Bennett, Kris Brembeck, Tim Buchanan, Don I ' Buhrt, Fern Burgett T r v H Debbie Burns, Tonya Bushong, Karen Butcher, Jeff Butts, Dawn Byrket Tim Campbell, Bernadetle Caple, Christie Carr, Juan Carvajal, Uvi Carvajal Susan Clark, Peggy Clay, Sarah Coy, Stewart Coy, Linda Cromer Chris Crooks, Dixie Curtis, Rita Curtis, Rick Dahlstrom, Debbie Darr Siobhan Davenport, Gary Dean, Nikki Dean, Diane Deck, Ron Diehl m Dick Dull, Paul Dye, Larry Eary, Lisa Emmons, Rick Engle, that ore and ask why The Juniors spent the 73-74 year making money for their senior activities. They were kept busy with football concessions and magazine sales. Two academic activities they participated in were the PSAT and SAT tests. Even with all their busy activities, hey found time to show their spirit by winning the spirit stick during a football pep session. i3iLEii:3_ J? i s - r Other people look at things f )y Jill Farrell. Carol Felts. John Fisher, Suzy Fortress, Cindy Franke, Jeff Garr, Sandy Gerencser, Nina Gilbert, Phil Gingench, Mike Glaze Jenny Glon, June Gose, Mark Goshert, Roger Graber, Rhonda Graff, Stewart Graham, Mark Gray, Dennis Greider, Cathy Guard, Alice Gunden Shannon Hall, Steve Hann, Sherri Hapner, Debbie Harrison, Audrey Hartman, Dave Harwood, Rusty Hayden, Joe Hickman, Patti Hollzclaw, Connie Faye Hoover, Rich Hubartt, Stewart Jackson, Kns Johnson, George Jones, Ruth Kaufman, Joe Kennedy, Kevin Kern, Kim Kern, Mary ' - r-ir Alan Kitson, Joe Kleinknight, Brian Knisley, Steve Knispel, Louise Knudsen, Mike Koher, Debbie Knootz, Sue Kruger, Mary Kunkle, Barbara Labra Mark Lacas, Mike Lantz, Pam Lantz, Brian Lemberg, Cindy Loetz, Jennifer Longenecker. Jeff Lovellette George Lowe, Dave Madrick, Dave Mahorn© lii that never were and ask why not pmuMM mifM ,ii- ll ES=:S£i53 5.:z!_ 3t All experience is an MMnil Maloney, Anne Mangas. Kifri Marose, Tom Mast, Lani McCullough. Steve McFarren Brian McKay, Gary Meier, Joe Melendez, Kathy Method, Dan Miller, Debbie Miller Nick Miller, Paul Miller, Robert Miller, Mark Minear, Debbie Miniear, Angie Ricl Moore, Judy Moser, Mullett, Rick Netf, Robin Neibert ince Neibert , Elaine IH Neibert, W 4 ankNyikos, Jon 1 , Dwens, Charles Packer, Teresa arsons, Chris Paul 3ob Petro. Cindy Popenfoose, = ' openfoose, Charles Puckett, Amy ' urdum, Phil Randall aharon Rapp, Carol Rector, Laura eiff, John Replogle, Steve Rhodes, !;indy Rich ick Ritenour, Stacy Rogers, Jack lalazar, Eric Schang, Dave Schopf , lack Schopf ' ina Searfoss, Mike Sheline, Sally Jhively, Dick Shock, Jannes Jimpson, Jane Simpson had Singrey, John Slusher, Ginger rnith, Paul §nyder. Sue Speicher, Staker - i. - ■I Time does not become socred fe... Kalhy Steffen, Lori Steury, Tim Slidham. Jeff Strombeck, Dave Stump, Terry Stump Stutzman, Luanne Sweatlane Dave Taylor, Dave Tracy, Marge Trammel, Kim Trobaughi Joan Troyer, Dennis Tucker, Gan Valentine, Monica Waikel, Connif Weaver, Kattiy Weaver Mark Webb, Dan Weicht, Missy Wesner, Janet Wtiitehead, Gary Wiggs, Cindy Willils Jane Wilson, Paula Wixson, Patt Wolf, Bryan Wolfe, Merlin Wolfe; Nancy Wolferman DaveWollman, Schaun Yafine Ricfiard Wuthrl. TimYoder to us until we have lived it i -rcSp HK j m Wa i H 1 01 ' J i -Jtk ' b ' .1 Our greatest glory is not Greg Adams, Larry Allen, Lee Ann Andrews, Jan Angel, Mike Atkinson Kerri Augsburger, Charles Avery, Doug Baker, Dan Baldwin, Jann Barnett Dan Barett, Holly Barrett, Diane Bartkowiak, Kathy Bartman, Tammy Baugtier Rik Becker, Beth Beer, Ctiristy Beer Ronn Beer Wes m Jim Benson, Cindy Bergstedt, Ann Birkel Mary Birkel Joni Black Vicki Blankenship, Deb Boddiger, Debbie Bohnstedt, Tammy Bosstick, Kevin Bowler Mark Bowser, Kathy Brandon, Barb Brouwer, Jim Bryan. Patti Bryant Kelly Buis, Janie Butts, Bill Byland, Connie Carr, Ralph Carvaial Jim Clayton, Clark Coburn, Marijane Coons, Stewart Coverstone, Barry Coy Steve Culler, Denise Darr, Kelly Davenport. Jerry Dean, Matt Didier n y T . i fi II. c jsj i IJf 3 t in never falling The 73-74 year for the Sopho- mores was a mixture of first time experiences and traditions. They had a class party on February 23 at Mt. Wawasee. Following the Wawasee tradition the Sopho- mores struggled through their NEDT tests and mandatory Health class. They started a new tradition with their rotating Eng- lish classes, giving them a chance to experience different Language Arts teachers and were the first class to have the Career Education class instead of speech. All in all they had a year full of a mixture of feelings and experiences. ■I i ' ef s- «B« ' i= = b= but in rising Dan Dieterly, Don Dieterly, Doug Doty. Scott Eddy, Terry Egolf, Tern Ehman, Gene Eicher. Joe Elam, Debbie Engleberth, Jane Fawley 1 Mike Felkner, Carol Fisher. Marc Fry, Dale Ganz, Debbie Gardner, John Gardner. Kim Gardner, Linda Garza, Mark Gauthier. Paul Gentry Janet George. Bill Gerstner, Jim Glaze. Kathy Goin Lori Golden. Ana Gonzales, Theresa Gordon, Carolyn Gray, Meg Green, Esther Grevenstuk Drenna Grisamer, Ton! Gronendyke, Bob Grotz, Mike Guildice, Kim Hamilton, Ken Hamman, Randy Hapner, Debbie Hartman, Geoff Harwood, Ray Hathaway Gary Helman, Larry Helman, Jim Hernandez Marilyn Herr. Greg Hickman, Stephanie Hire, Lynn Hively, Cindy Holcomb. Deb Holmes, Steve Hoopingarner ' Jackie Hoover, Tony Hoover, Dan Hostetler, KatI Hostetler, Pat Hougey, Dave Housouer, Rocky Hunter, Harlan Hursey, Greg Irwin, Debbie Jensei every time we fall. mm ,• 3 X-3- SL ' 8r .-g= The difficult we do immediately, m wm ■mum the impossible takes a little longer. J- ngie Jessop. Barry Jones. Ann aiser. Dennis Kauffman, Russ Kell ay Keppen on Kinney. Gary Klenke. Kathy oble. Mark Koble. Kathy oenigshof. Kathy Koher hil Korensira, Karen Krall, Steve roh. Cheryl Kruger. Deb Kruger. at Kruger R Kuhn, Laura Kunkle, James ussmaul. Alex Labra. Vic Labra, hris Lacas arm Lannle. Lon Lantz. Denny ;chlitner. Randy Leer. Jayne ihman. Richard Linvllle em Lisor. Dan List. Rick Llttlelrelci; Jbbie Loetz, Mary Lowe, Sam idwig ke Luttman. L12 Mahorney. Kii inges, Lynn Ivlaresh, Brent :Clure, Sue McQuillian ry Meier. Julie Method, Jim 3wszel, Jeff Miller, Jon Miller, Kelly Her londa Miller, Tonda Miller, Matt mnlck, Joyce Mitchell. Laurel Ichell, Dorothy Mock iren Moore, Jody Moser, Sherry ers, Leisa Napier. Roy Newman. inise Nichols IV What you are stands over j i Cathy Nyikos, Jacquie Paradis, 1 Pearson, Jean Peterson, Rick 4 Peterson, Mike Pippenger ' Annette Pischke, Doug Pollock, Linda Preston, Nelson Preston, Kris Prickett, Charles Pryor Randy Purcell, Forest Ray, Allen Rees, Ralph Reiff, Jerry Rhodes. Vince Rhodes Mark Richards, Steve Richmond, Randy Rinker, Cindy Ritenour, Allei Robinson, Andy Root Kay Rowe, John Rupprecht, Teri Ryman, Pam Sands, John Schacht, Ted Schenkel Meg Schopt, Tammy Schumm, Dan Secor, Doug Shock, Mike Silveus, Brian Simmons ml you the while, and thunders . . . 1 mm, !ii iPniPi i iii wmummm ®,.i i J 1 ' ..v ' ' ■-vH r i i ' o so f ?af cannot hear what ft ' CafWToingrey. Jim Skiilen, Jeff Smallwood, Greg Smith, Diane Snvder Dennis Solomon, Brad borensen Craig ;Mir.nsen, Dennis Spearman. incy Staket Maiiys. blaigy. Mike Startek, Eric Stieglitz, John Stoftel MiKeStoil ' r Jancy Taylor. Larry Templeton JCili e ftiihaut, Carol THiett Seggy Timmons, Cindy lid. VicRi Todd, Melinda n, Dyanne Tracy. Kim ammel ,-§teve Troup. Tamri y Truex ■fator. AmyVanlaningham. er; JirfPftteJlori. MitzP ' Weaver. Triky Weaver. Mil WefefeU-Otraine Welker Wliite, J. D Whiteman. Mark ms, Jerry Yoder ob Zurcher you say to the contrary. He has half the deed done, Jimmie Adams, vicT i Alberts, Lorell Allen, MarKAmos, Jeff Auer Judy Bechtel, Steve Badsky, Debbie Bailey, Bill I Anita Ball Dave Bartkowiak, Barry Barton, Rick Bauman, Sam Baumgartner, Dave Bean Keith Beer, Kim Beezley, Dawn Bemish, Bryan Berry, Don Bice Frances Bieber, Jennifer Bone, Lisa Bosstick, Gobi Bowser, Carolyn Brown Doug Brown, Gary Brown, Scott Brown, Judy Bryant, Debbie Burchard Debbie Burgett, Becky Busch, Julie Byland, Rhonda Byrd, Kathy Carlin Doug Charlton, Ginger Christner, Bruce Clark, Brett Clow, Bruce Cooper Karen Cooper, Tim Conley, Gary Connolly, Joe Cousins, Caryl Coy Dave Coy, Kevin Coy, Keith Cripe, Zoyla Cruz, Alfred Newman mjm mmu who has made a beginning. The 73-74 Freshman class started their first year at Wawa- see with a burst of enthusiasm. They exhibited spirit by winning the Fall Fling competition and were also recipients of the spirit stick at the first football pep ses- sion. The highlight of their year was capturing the Best Class Float Award at Homecoming. They held the traditional Penny Pitch the week before Christmas vacation and raised $270.31 . They had a class party Jan. 26 at the school where they used the gym and the swimming pool. F R E S H M E N m If we cannot end now our ■ f,--- % 4% ' II jiLmS Stephanie Davenport, Bob Day, Darcy Dean, Dave Denney, Debbie Doty, Ed Dowty, Heidi Dull, Carl Eby, Chuck Eby, Tami Eckert Sherri Elder, David Engleberth, Greg Evans, Joann Evans, Debbie Ewing, Mike Field, Dave Firestone, Tonna Flov ers, Mark Francis, David dela Fuente Dave Fulford, Sue Gans, Johnna Gansert, Ginger Gant, David Ganz, Amanda Garcia, Donna Gardner, Ipan Gauthier, Joseph Gerencser, Karen Goshert Rhoda Graber, Mike Grady, Deb Gray, Andrea Griffith, Gay Grmdle, Kim Grindle, Paula Grisamer, VinceGronendyke, Linda Grotz, Mark Grove Sandy Haines, Todd Haines, Benji Hall, Roxanne Hammaker, Tim Hamman, Scott Hartter, John Hartman, Jane Helvey, Jeff Hoerr, Jay Holle Cathy Holmes, Cindy Holmes, Terri Holtzclaw, Mark Hoover, Noble Hoover, Phyllis Horvath, NinaHutfer, Kirk Hughes differences at least . . . y r % ' ft £ I . jl ■f - ., - - - f f 1 ' mxmm ? we can help make the ' erry Hunter, Diana Hunziker, Jeff lunziker, Tim Hursey, Jeff Iden, A! lofinson Bob Jofinson. Stephanie Jernigan. ylargie Jones, Esti Keen, Matt (emper. Randy Kern Diane Kesler, Jay Kiser, Val Kiser, ylary Kitson, tvlarie Kitson, Craig Coble ns Koble. Robin Krull, Joan ussmaul, Tim Lantz, Belinda ozano, Jim Lee )ennis Lemberg. Katie Lemmon, Jiane Lent, Dennis Likens, Steve ppman, Lori LIttlefield hen Long, Sherrie Lovellette Larry lanns, Kathy tvlarose, Debra Martin, lan Martin )ave Martin, Bill Martindale, Pat IcQuillian, Kathy McFarren, Lynn IcCullough, Cindy McCreary inan McClure, Kevin McCarty, Rosa lelendez, Pat Meyers, Kathy ewszel, Mark Migedt on Michael. Gary Miller, Greg diller, Karen Miller, Robin Miller ton Minear m Morganthaler, Cindy Mort, Mary ' uhammet, John Naab, Brian eibert, Shane Neibert ,3 B CLASS MEI Ctllt CI world safe for diversity. — J-di= r -i v: • There ' s only one corner of the universe Paul Newcomer, Kathy Nordin, Map Nyikos, Mitch Ousley, Dan Overtelt, Mike Overfelt Sue Paymar, Stacy Pearson, Diane Perry, Don Perry, Debbie Phillips. Marcia Pifer Pam Place, Alan Pllkerd. Dawn Price, Debbie Pryor, Roger Purnell, Doug Rater Roberta Rater, Robert Rector, Lmd; Reiff, Bill Rensberger, Kathi Replogle, Brenda Rhodes Karen Rich, Dan Rink, Lea Rinkfer, . Sandy Rinker, Greg Robinson, Kirk i Rockenbaugh Nadine Rodgers, Scott Rogers, Su( Rogers, Roxann Sawyer, Chris Scarberry, J C Schrock you con be certoin of improving M . ' .- S? |SSS M r r il L T ff ss s FS s: V - ; % ss-iiv and that is Cheryl Skelton, Randy Sindelar. Rex Shlpley, ' Melissa Shipley, Leslie Shenefield. Pam Sheline. Juanita Shaw. Susan Shank, Tony Searfoss, Paul chrumpf cl t Ri m Tillet, Jay Thorn, Max Sumpter, Wayne Stidhams, Mike Sleffen. Marie Startek, Cindy Sprague, Tammy Somers Neva Snyder, Brian Slabaugh net Wallon, Dan Walker, Cara Wagoner, Kim VanNess, Norm Vanlaningham, DebraTruex, Doug Troyer. Dennis Troyer, Kafhy Trobaugh, Peggy Tingley Sam Willman, Mart Weiker, Fran Weicht, Gary Webb, Janet Weaver. Donna Weaver, Bill Weaver, Karl Waugh, Robyn Watkins, Angle Warren Omer Yoder, Barb Yoder, Ron Wuthnch. Joe Wright, Bob Wright, Tony Workman, Beth Wolferman, Mary Woitas, Connie Wixon, Steve Wilson Bev Zimmerman, Yvonne Zeel, Leroy Zarlman, Tom Young ichard Young, Sue Yoder, Roger Yoder Young, Ricl I your own self. Opposite page: Class council members were left to right row 1: M. Migedt, Junior Class President C Bender, K. Beezley, Freshman Class President D. Martin, D, Troyer, C, Rich, J Simpson, K, Marose. row 2: M Staley, L. Mahorney, D. Bailey, M, Tom, A. Vanlaningham, A. Purdum, M, Sorensen, J, Longenecker, K. Trobaugh. row 3: M. Silveus, Sophomore Class President R, Reiff, S- Kroh, T. Popenfoose. T. Schumm, K. White, J. Fawley, H, Barrett, S. Rinker, D. Perry, E. Kaufman. Underclassmen reflect everyday life at Wawasee, ATHLETICS Cross Country races through the foil Cross-Counlry Team Members were: J, Glon, B, Wolfe, J. Carva- jal, T. Popenfoose, G Klenke, S, Kroh, D Schock, B Martindale. S. Wilson. P Dye, Mgr , and Coach Minton, Tennis ' ' sets the pace. The Tennis Team left to right were row 1: V. Rhodes, J. Iden, R. Becker, S. Hoopingarner, B. Mitchell, J. Gerencser. row 2: M. Fry, G. Fidler, E. Paradis, D. Madrick, B. Fawley, M. Goshert, M. Gray, Coach Scholer. The 1973 Warrior netters coached by Don Scholer compiled a 3-1 2 record for the sea- son. Being 1-6 in the conference they fin- ished in 6th place. The Most Valuable Player award went to Bill Fawley, and Robin Zurcher received the Most Improved Player. The Warriors participate in first IHSAA state playoffs. The fighting Warriors made a name for themselves this season, not only as the NLC champs but also In the state play- offs. Due to a forfeit to Warsaw the Warri- ors ended the successful season with a 9-1 record. This record gave the Warriors a berth in the first state semi-finals, where they were finally stopped by Blackford 28-14. Most Valuable Player was awarded to fvlike Vanlaningham, the cap- tain and Outstanding Lineman was Mark Reiff. Other awards were Mark Smith, Outstanding Back and Doug Brown. Mental Attitude. Varsity Team Members left to rigtit were row 1: Coach Traviolia, Coach Marlette, J Yoder, R Bauman, N Preston, J Miller, J. Dean, L. Allen, J tviiller. M, Stork. K Stidham. J Wright, Mgr , B Rush, Tr row 2 Coach Matz, H Hursey, J Gardner, R, Carvajal, M. Luttman, M, Wilkey, G, Vanator, R, Rinker, J Fisher, U, Carvajal, R Brannock, J, Whiteman, Mgr , A. Root, Tr. row 3: Coach Lunsford, P Korenstra, C. Crooks, G. Francis, J, Miller, J. Lovellette, J. Schopf, D Brown, W Bell, A. Kitson, G. Dean, J Melen- dez, D Schopf, P Randal, Mgr. row 4: M, Reiff, B. Lemberg. J. Owens, J, Rhodes, D Miller, C. Singrey, R. Reift, C. Paulus. B. Korenstra, D. Wollman, M. Smith, R. Dahlstrom, M. Vanlaningham. Frosh exhibit future strength A rough and tough Freshman football team overcame all season opponents but one. Only a fine Columbia City team got by them. With a 7-1 record for the season, they showed prom- ise for future strength in Warrior football. Freshman Football Players Were left to right row 1: D. fvlartin, J. Thorn, D, Overfelt, M, Overfeit, G Connolly, D Rink, T. Hursey, G. Susan. Mgr row 2: P. Schrumpt. M, Fields, S, Rodgers, B. Rensberger, G. Miller, G Evans, J Schrock, T. Hamman, K Gripe, row 3: Coach Vitaniemi, S. Lippman, T. Haines, T Mor- ganthaler, N. Vanlaningham, D. Rater, M, Ousley, B, Baker, M, Migedt, M, Stouder, K. Coy, R. Bauman, D. Denney, J Stevens, M Francis, M. Chupp, D, Walker, Coach Clouse. B-Team reflects Warrior tradition. — T The Warrior Junior Varsity football team followed in the Varsity ' s footsteps with a winning season for 1973. They compiled a fine season record of 5-2-1 . We can all look forward to more Warrior state competitors. if J. , ' 2- :MMM,m ■ijr 1 I T ' jpw F snr wmr raa i kii y - a ■ i r Nsr — ?i -. jitv — 7i r T Junior Varsity Players left to right were row 1 A. Root, Tr,. J. Wrigtit, Mgr., J. Yoder. N. Preston, M Stork, J. Dean, L, Allen, J, Miller, row 2 J. VVhiteman, C. Crooks, G. Venator, M. Will ey, J. Gardner, R. Rinker, U. Carvajal. row 3: P. Korenstra, M. Luttman, R. Can ajal, H. Hursey, W Bell, J. Lovellette, J. Miller, row 4: Coach Lunsford, Coacti Matz. fl g s-; arajg -; jjr  -=M Heady ' s Warriors finish season with success. This past season the Warrior Varsity Basketball team was led by a new head coach, Mr. Bob Heady. Under coach Heady ' s leadership the Warriors had a successful season record of 12 wins and 8 losses. The highlight of the season was defeating rival War- saw. Varsity Basketball Team Members were from left to right: J. Rhodes, Mgr,, B Rush, Mgr,, T. Yoder, G. Fidler, M. Smith, C. Paulus. J Stout, J. Rhodes. D Madrick, D, Ham- ilton, T Chamberlin, B Fawley, J D Whiteman, Mgr.. J Wright, Mgr. in front: Coach Brannock, Coach Heady. j fl l 9 JflE r A m ' M ' ' H 1 9 ' 5 11 3 Ju,, SB H dkl. P V ' fl B ' ??3|i r B l wj B nfl ' ' ' l H l l ' - ' ■•gi ' gg? ?- - Pg-g- -FT Junior Varsity wins Holiday Tourney, Clockwise starting above: The Junior Varsity Team left to right row 1: C. Sorensen, D. Acton, D, Ganz, L. Allen, S, Troup, V. Rhodes row 2: J, Rhodes, S, Kroh, G. Dean, D. Pollock, R. Reiff, D. Woll- man, P, Miller, J. D Whiteman, J. Dean: Coach Lambert gave direc- tions to Del Acton, Larry Allen was caught shooting for two: Vince Rhodes outmaneuvered his opponents. - Frosh win West Noble Invitational Tourney. Clockwise starting at left Mike Steffen leaped high to catch the ball; The Freshman Bas- ketball Team left to right row 1: Coach Vitaniemi, K. Cripe, J. C Schrock, T, Hamman. S Wilson, M Grove, M Sumpter, R. Wuthnch, M. Hoover, Coach Mikesell row 2 N. Van- ianingham, B Cooper, J Stevens, K. Coy, U Steffen, T, Haines, K Koble and R Bau- man; The team received instructions during a game: Keith Cripe tried to evade his guard The most prominent event of last year ' s freshman basketball season was their defeating three other schools to win the West Noble Invitational Tourney. The young Warriors, under the direction of Coach George Vitaniemi and Coach Dennis Mike- sell, completed their season with an A team record of 10-7 and a B team record of 13-2. Swimmers make waves! Swim Team Members from left to right were row 1: S, Rogers, D Troyer, P Schrumpt, D. Troyer, G, Webb. B Simmons, J Elam, K, Hughes, D. Rater. D. Ganz, row 2: T, Campbell. C Lisor. Coach Rankin, J, Skillen, D. Dieterly, K. Fry. The Wawasee swimmers, coached by Tom Rankin, started out the season winning their first six meets in a row. They defeated strong teams from Elk- hart Central, Elkhart Memorial and Blackford. The swimmers also com- peted in the Goshen Relays, and ended the season with a record of 6-6. Three wrestlers participate at Regional, This year ' s Warrior Wrestling team, coached by Mr. Terry Frank, was a young teann that compiled a fine season record of 8-4. They also placed 2nd in the Goshen Invitational. Three Warrior wrestlers, Doug Brown, Dave Schopf, and Dave Doll, participated in the Regional meet at Fort Wayne North. Varsity Wrestling Team Ivlembers were: row 1 : S. Hoopingardner, R, Kell, row 2: K, Hammon, D, Doll, A, Labra, V. Labra R. Beer, S. Lud- wig, P, Dye, Ivtgr , B. Kaiser, IVIgr. row 3: W . Ousley, M Wollman, G, Francis, D. Brown, J. Melendez, D Sctiopf, Coach Frank, Clockwise, starting at right: Ronn Beer tried to get the takedown; Jesse Stevens out-muscled his opponent. The Junior Varsity Team left to right row 1: R. Carvajal, V. Gronendyke, J, Hoerr, J. Auer, J Gerencser. row 2: M. Luttman, G. Vanator, N. Preston, J, Yoder, R. Pinker, J. Lovelette. row 3: Coach Matz, S, Lippman, B. IVIar- tindale, J. Stevens, D, Walker, M Wilkey, M. Francis, J, Shock, D. Den- ney and Coach Lunsford; Randy Riker gained control of his foe. Wawasee hosted the Junior Varsity Invitational Tournament and the Warriors took top honors as they defeated seven other teams. Champi- ons in the tourney were Ronn Beer, Gary Vanator and Randy Rinker. The junior varsity had a great season as they turned in a record of 1 0-2. The Freshmen, many of whom were on the junior varsity team, had a season record of 6-1 . The wreslters were coached by Walter Lunsford and Dave Matz. Junior Varsity Wrestlers triumph in Wawasee Invitational Tourney, F Rain is Warriors ' worst foe. The baseball team did a lot of reschieduling due to rain, but com- piled a partial season record of 5-6. The Warriors, which were under the coaching of Bob Heady, had big wins over Columbia City, Northfield and Northridge. They were sectional champs in 1 973, and hoped to do well again in the 1 974 sectional. The junior varsity was coached by Dale Brannock, and was composed of 10 freshmen and 8 sophomores. This page, starting at left, clockwise The junior varsity team was row 1 :T Hursey, B. Rensberger. J Adams, J C, Schrocl , R. Wuthrich, M. Francis row 2: K. Coy. T. Haines, G, Miller, B . Cooper, J. Minear, M. Stork, B Vanover. raivS. Coach Brannock, J Miller, H. Hursey, J Dean, B Soren sen, and D. Pollock; Greg Fidler dis played a lot of Warrior enthusiasm the varsity beaseball team members were row 1 : J, Melendez, B, McKay B. Fawley, V. Rhodes, D, Ganz, A Kitson, D. Brown, row 2. Coach Heady, T. Chamberlin, D Hamilton, C. Paulus, G. Fidler, M. Smith, E Paradis, G. Dean, J. Wright (mgr.). Opposite page, starting at left clock- wise: Bill Fawley took first base; Coach Heady directed the boys as they went to bat; Mark Smith got ready to slug the ball; Greg Fidler rounded first and dashed to second Center picture: Dave Hamilton caught the ball to make an out. Track team wins Rochester Relays Championship. j%;r kllg kMi dz ' - , ..,,. iMmdLjt - lariiwii gl Jerry Minton ' s track team broke many records last year. Jeft Rhodes set the high jump at 6 ' 3 , and Jeff Bohnstedt ran the 1 00 yd, dash in ; 1 0.05. (vlark Reift broke the discus record nine times, and finally set it at 1 72 ' 5 . The mile relay team — Tim Mammon, Chad Singrey, Ralph Reift, and Jeff Bohnstedt — set the school record at 3:35.9. The Warriors finished the year with an 11 -7 record. They were champs in one relay, third in two relays, third in the NLC, and sixth in the sectional. Opposite page, starling at left, clock- wise: Toby Popenfoose finished a l-o-n- g two miles; Marl Reiff prepared to hurl the discus; Jeff Rhodes leaped high to pass over the bar Tliis page, starting at upper left, clockwise: the track team members were row 1 W Bell, D Rater V Gronendyke, IVI. Welker, D. Walker R. Bauman. G, Evans, J, Stevens, K Cnpe, T, Hamman. M Wilkey; row 2: C Singrey, T. f organthaler, J Rhodes, J Yoder, R. Reiff, N. Preston, R Can ajal D Shock, G Kleni e, M. Ousley, S Kroh; row 3: M Wollman, J. Bohnstedt J. Rhodes, T. Yoder, T Popenfoose, D Miller, U. Carvajal, R Brannock, M. Vanlaningham, and M. Reiff, Coach Minton anxiously observed his team in action; Rick Brannock burst from the blocks. rr . ' I Wawasee ' s golf team was coached by Rudy Cesco. The varsity squad was 1 5-5 for the season and 6-1 in the conference. The varsity highlighted its season by winning the Central Noble Invitational. In 1973 the golfers were second in sectional, tied for third in regional and missed going to state by one stroke. The junior varsity team was undefeated as it com- piled a record of 17-0, and it was fourth in the New Prairie Invitational. Wawasee had a freshman team for the first time last year. It was coached by Tony Clouse and had a record of 6-0. Starting opposite page, clockwise from left: Bob Johnson was caught in a back swing, Ron Bauman toted the balls at the driving range; Jon Owens prepared to address the ball; ttie freshman golf team members, left to rigtit. were: D. Firestone. D Gauthier, G. Brown, M. Amos, J. Auer. M. Hoover, B Johnson. B Slabaugh, P Schrumpf, G. Miller, M. Grove, and S Wilson; Gary Miller lined up a putt; ttie golf team members, left to rigtit. were row 1: B. Secor (mgr.), G. Lowe, P. Randall, J. Owens, P. Miller, S. Cover- stone, G. Smith; row 2: Coach Cesco, S. Ludwig, R. Zurcher, B. Byland, B. Jones, R. Littlefield. R. Bauman, and L. Allen. l . Athletics reflect hard work and achievement. starting on the opposite page, clockwise: Mr. Eldon Ummel was the boys ' ath- letic director: Rhonda Byrd ran the last leg of a relay to give Wawasee first place; Dave Madrick leaped high to out-jump an opponent from Concord; Mrs. Marcia Carpenter was busy as the girls ' athletic director; Rick Littlefield did some prac- ticing at the driving range; Mike Vanlaningham accepted a game ball for Wawa- see from the IHSAA play-off. ' I . Dig, Dig, Dig it. Set up Spike If!!! Under the direction of coach Jan Baumgartner, the teams ' season record for the varsity was 6-4, and the B-team record was 5-5. The Most Valuable Player was Bobbi Rhodes. Bobbi also won the Best Server Award. The Most Improved Player Award went to Karen Butcher. Starting clockwise above: The Vol- leyball Team Picture left to right row ?. Coach Jan Baumgartner, E, Kauf- man, K. Butcher, K, Replogle, C Beer, manager D, Grisamer. row 2: C. Hoopingarner, R, Auer, M. Schopf, J. Bachtel, P. Place, row 3 B, Brouwer, M. Swartz, S. Connolly, T. Schumn, K. White, row 4: M Hoover, J. Farrell, B Williams, B Rhodes. In the next picture coach Jan Baumgartner anxiously watched her team The final picture showed the B-team in action. 168 r-m  Basketball team posts even season. The girls ' basketball team, coactied by Mrs. Cindy Peterson, com- piled a season record of 5-5. They posted victories over Bremen, Fairfield, and Goshen. The B-team ended the season with a 4-2 record. W k . Basketball Team Members were left to right row ?. M. Schopf, P. Horvath. M. Kilson. M. Kitson. row 2: CoacU Peter- son, B Hall, K White, K. Replogle, M, Piter, T. Gronen- dyke, C Beer, C. Beer, row 3: B Beer, P Willman, V. Wilson. B Brouwer, T. Schumn, S Connolly, B. Williams, K, Nyikos. Gymnastics team hosts semi-finols. The 1974 season was a successful one for the Girls ' Gymnastics Team, coached by Mrs, Marcia Carpenter, The girls posted wins over such teams as Northwood, John Glenn, and Plymouth, The team also hosted the Sectional and Regional meets. Girls ' Gymnastics Team Members were from left to right: H Barrett, K Steftan, P, Beer, A, Mock, A Kaiser, A, Vanlaningham, S, Rinker, B Yoder, J, Byland, T, Holtzclaw, P, Clay, R, Byrd, bottom row W Detwiler, D, Welch, W, Detwiler, B, Berghorn. 1 r [ ' li r 1 I f 1 k Warriorettes sink rival Goshen, The Wawasee Girls ' swim team was coached this year by Mrs. Cindy Peterson. The girls showed added improvement from last year, win- ning exciting meets against Goshen and South Bend Washington. The swimmers also participated in the Goshen Relays. Girls ' Swim Team Members were: P. Sands. J. Thibaut, E, Keen, D. Doty, K. Carlin, J. Simp- son, T. Ummel, D. Deck, M. Wesner, D. Gri- samer, S. Rapp, J. Longenecker, T. Bosstick, L, Bosstick, J and M. Staley, J Becker, M. Lowe, D, Tracy, K Rows, K. Prickett, D Doty, Mgr , Coach Peterson Girls ' track team wins sectional. The girls ' track team, which was coached by Marcia Carpenter, was undefeated with a 1 5-0 sea- son record. Ten girls qualified in thirteen events for sectional and won it decisively It was their sec- ond sectional championship in a row, Wawasee qualified in ten events for regional. Hft .Afi Clockwise Starting above: tlie track team iiwiDLit ' i: k ' li . ' i ngtn uefe uiv ; R Long, I Berghorn, W Detwiler, M Kitson, B Yoder, H Auer, I uronendylNe; row 2 K, Mooi M Kitson, D Miller, L, Bosstick, J, Moser; row 3: B, Hall, R. Byrd. T, Schumm, V V , son. A, Mock, B Williams. D Gnsamer (mgr,), C Beer (mgr ), B, Brouwer. W D. wiler. and P Beer. Coach Carpenter behind the team. Vicki Wilson cleared the tvc jump bar: Betsy Williams heaved the shot put - ' Girls ' tennis starts first year at Wawasee. Wa wasee formed its first girls ' tennis team last spring. The team was coached by Don Scholer, and com- piled a 1-7 season record. The girls lost several close matches, but gained valuable experience for future years. Starting above clockwise from right: Jill Farrell jumped high to hit the ball; Sue Connolly awaited a serve; Amy Purdum moved into position for a return; Coach Scholer figured team scores. At left, the tennis team left to right was row 1: J, Far- rell. A Gunden, S. Connolly. M.Schopf, A, Purdum; row 2 Coach Scholer, K, Butcher. K. Goshert, S. Krug, D. Price, and C Franke Cheerleaders urge athletes onto victory. Clapping, making signs, yelling and leading the school song were just a few of the many things that kept our Warrior Cheerleaders hopping during the past year. When they weren ' t leading a cheer or welcoming another school, they could sometimes be caught hanging around, Mrs, Jan Baumgartner was their sponsor. 11 I ' I Opposite page clockwise, starting at top: Varsity Basket- f Cheerleaders left to right: A, Mock, W, Detwiler, C Willits, W, Detwiler, and P, Beer; Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders top to bottom: K, Trobaugh, J, Fawley, L, Lantz, K. Marose, and C, Rich, Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders left to right: K, Trobaugh, J, Fawley, C. Wil- lits, L. Lantz, A Mock: Varsity Football Cheerleaders top row: W, Detwiler, B, Berghorn, bottom row: R, Long, P, 3r, W, Detwiler, Above clockwise, starting at left: Angie Mock led yells dur- ing the Varsity Basketball games, Willa Detwiler, Bev Berg- horn, Roz Long, Kim Trobaugh and Wilma Detwiler bun- dled up for a cold night of cheering; Wilma Detwiler, along with the other Varsity cheerleaders, directed yells at the basketball games, Lon Lantz, Kim Marose and Cindy Rich executed floor cheers. I Freshman cheerleaders bring their class together. The cheerleaders helped lead the Freshman class onto winning the spirit stick in several pep sessions. The girls were directed by Miss Linda Kehoe. Illl Clockwise starting above: The Football Cheerleaders left to right row 1: D Price, K, Beezley, row 2: B. Yoder and D, Burchard; Kim Beezley and Barb Yoder planned their next yell Basketball Cheer- leaders left to right row 1 D, Price and B Yoder row 2 K Beezley and A, Griffith, Wrapped in a blanket of thoughts, I search the mirrors of my mind, reflecting images of life, some softly glowing, others harshly glaring back. As life slips through the sieve of time, I ponder, wonder and remember. Sharon Ropp Iff Al - ' i i • HILijin ' jJ M ' In Memoriam Kevin Tom VICKY GAIL ALEXANDER Fairfield 2, 3. Cheerblock 1: Sunshine 2; Girls ' Intramu- rals3; Junior Bowling 4 RANDY JEAN ANDERSON Health Careers 2. 3, 4 JON ANGEL Intramurals2. 3. 4 TERRY LEE BALDWIN Tennis 1.2,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; Speech Team 3; Choir 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Play 4 RONALD CLAIR BAUMAN Football 1,2,3, 4, Wrestling 1 ; Golf 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, Chess Club 3, 4; FCA 4, Lettermen ' s Club 4. JOY ANNE BECKER Lakeside Jr High. Fort Wayne 1 : Cheerleader 1 , 3; GAA 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1; Swimming 2, 3, 4, For Lang, Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4 CINDIBEEMER Choir 1. 2, 3, GAA 1. Ski Club 2; For Lang Club 3; Drama Club 3 LEE ALAN BEER Ex. Coun, 1,2,3: FFA 1,2,3. 4; Band 1 ; Choir 2. 3, 4. Advisors ' Coun, 2; NHS 3, 4; NHS Pres. 4; For Lang Club 4; Class V-Pres 1,3,4; Class Pres 2; Class Coun NANCY BEER Cheerblock 1 , Y-Teens ' Lang Club 3 SANDRA HERMINE BEER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Coun 2; For Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerblock 1 , 3; Swing Choir 3; Pep Band 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, RHONDA KAY BELL FHA1.3, BEVERLY ANN BERGHORN Cheerleader 1.2,4; Swimming 1 , 2; Gymnastics 1,2.3, 4; Volleyball 3; GAA 1,2.3; Pep Club 1 ; Ex. Coun 1 , 2; Tracks, 4; Play 4 SCOTT DAVID BERRY Neshannock H S . New Castle, Pa, 1 ; Play 1 , 4 MICHAEL WAYNE BITNER Swimming 1 , 2, 3, 4; Ex. Coun. 1,2,3; Baseball 1 ; Let- termen ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Class V-Pres, 2; Student Coun 3; Student Coun. V-Pres. 3; For. Lang. Club 3, 4; Football Trainer 3, 4, ALANW BIXLER Band 1,2, SUSAN JOAN BLUE Student Coun, 1 , Choir 1 , Drama Club 1 , 2; Ex. Coun, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Class Sec. 2; Play 2, JEFF BOHNSTEDT Whitko 1. 2, Baseball 1, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 1 ; Track 2, 4; Track Mgr 1 ; Intramurals 1 . 2; Bowl- ing League 3, 4 RICK LEE BRANNOCK Football 1.2,3. 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1 ,2,3, 4; Art Club 1,2,3, 4; FCA 1,2,3, 4; Let- termen ' s Club 2, 3. 4; For Lang Club 3; Student Coun. 1 ; Lettermen ' s Club Sec, and Treas 4; NHS 4 ANN ELIZABETH BRICE Band 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1 ; Ski Club 2; SAE 3, 4; SAE Histo- rian 4; NHS 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 3, 4, For. Lang, Club V-Pres, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Pep Band 4 ALAN BROWN Football Mgr 1; Intramurals 1 , 2, 4, Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 ; Industrial Arts Club 2; Play 3. DOUGLAS V BROWN Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Baseball 1,2,3; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. NINA KAY BRYANT Choir 1,2,3; Health Careers 2, 3. 4, FHA 3. TAD WESLEY CHAMBERLIN Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2 DEBRA KAY CLAYTON Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Y-Teens 1 , 2, Sec and Treas. 3. V-Pres. 4; Cheerblock 1 , PATRICIA JEAN CLINE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Stu- dent Teacher 4. GEOFF CLOW Basketball 1 ; Intramurals 2, 3, 4, ERIC EUGENE COBURN Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, Ex. Coun. 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Bowling Leagues 3, 4. CLARK C CONLEY Football 1, 3; Basketball Mgr. 1; Student Coun. 1; For. Lang Club 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4, ICE 4. SUSAN CONNOLLY Ex Coun 1 . 2, Band 1,2,3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4; GAA 1 ; Cheerblock 1 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Year- book 3,4, Girls ' State Alt 3; GSC 2, 3; Tennis 4; NHS 4, DIANE LYNNE COOK Sunshine 1, Cheerblock 1, 2; FHA 1; Swing Choir 1; GAA 2; Pom Pon 2, 3, 4; For Lang Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 3,4,Choir3,4;NHS4, STEVEN PAUL COVERSTONE Golf 2, 3, 4; Science 3; For Lang. Club 3. 4; Letter- men ' s Club 3, 4, Chess Club 4 BOBBI SUE CRAFTON Band 1.2.3, Cheerblock 1 ; Choir 2, 3; DECA 4 CHERRI WINN CROOKS Choir 1,2,3, 4, Cheerblock 1.2.3; ROTC 1.2.3. WENDY LYNN DANIELSON Bridgewater-Raritan East H.S . New Jersey 1, Band 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club V-Pres, 2, 3, 4; Ex Coun 2. 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, Art Club 3; Advisors ' Coun 3, For Lang Club 4 BRENDA KAY DAVIS Choir 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JAN R, DAVIS Cheerblock 1 . Ski Club 2. 3, WILLA DETAA ILER Annawan H.S. 1, 2; GAA 1, Cheerleader 2, 4; NHS 3, 4 2,3.4; P.P. Football 3, 4. WILMADETWILER Annawan H S 1, 2, GAA 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Y-T eens 3; NHS 3, 4; For Lang. Club 2. 3, 4, P.P. Football 3, 4; Class V-Pres. 2. LOUIS ARTHUR DIEHL Orchestra 1,2,4; A.V. Dept. 2, 4; Boys ' Cheerblock 2; Health Careers 2; Science Club 3; Science Club V-Pres. 3, DONNA MARIE DOTY Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; GSC 2, 3, 4; GSC Pres, 4, GAA 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Drama Club Sec, and Treas 4; For. Lang Club 3. 4. PAMDULL For Lang. Club 1 ; Art Club 1,2.3; Pep Club 1 , 2; Pom Pon 1,2; DECA Club 4. ROBIN LEA DUST GAA 1 , Swimming 1 , Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4 DEBBIE D ECKERT Band 3, 4; Cheerblock 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Jazz Band 4, GSC 4 VAUNDA ELDER Swimming 1 ; Choir 1,2,3, 4; Pom Pon 2, 3, WILLIAM STEPHEN FAWLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3. 4; FCA 3, 4; NHS 4; Tennis 4 GREGORY ALAN FIDLER Art Club 3, 4, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2; ; Y-Teens 3; For. Lang, Club 2, 3, 4. FHA 1, 2, SAE Tennis 3, 4; Basketball 1 , 2. 3. 4: Golf 1 ; Baseball 1 , 2, 3. 4; Lettermen ' s 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Student Coun 2, For Lang. Club 3. 4: Boys ' State Alt. 3; NHS 4: Chess Club 4; Chess Club Pres. 4; Ex. Coun. 4. KEVIN J FRY Swimming 1,2,3. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; NHS 4, For Lang, Club 4 JENNIFER A CANS Spanish Club 1,2. BRIAN LEE GLASER Golf 1, 2, Drama Club 3, 4. JOHN JOSEPH GLON, JR. Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3, 4; FFA 1 , 2; Cross-Coun- try 2, 3, 4; Class Ex Coun. 1 , 2; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4. PAULA KAY GORDON Art Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 4 BECKY ANN GRAY Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4: Art Club 2 JUDY GRAY Art Club 1 . 2. 3, 4; Playwright Club 1 . MATTHEW M. GRAY Student Coun. 1 ; Band 1 ; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 2, 3: Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4, Boys ' Spirit Club 2; Tennis 4. KATYGRIM Band 1.2, 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3. BECKY L.GRISAMER Choir 1 . 2. 3. 4; Newspaper 1 . 2; Gymnastics 1 , 2; Vol- leyball 1 ; Basketball 1 DARETTA JO GRISAMER Y-Teens 1 , 2; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Cheerblock 1 ; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 4; For. Lang. Club 3. 4; P.P. Football 3. [yllCHAEL K GROTZ Speech Club 4; Swimming 1,2,3, 4; Ex. Coun. 1,3,4; Band 1; Student Coun. 2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Pres. 3. 4; For. Lang. Club 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3. 4. JERI LYNN GROVES Band 1.2.3, 4; GSC 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4. LEIGH ANN HALL Choir 1,2, 3. 4; GSC 3. 4. DAVE ALAN HAMILTON Football 1 ; Basketball 1,2.3. 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2. 3, 4. KATHY HAMILTON Choir 1 . 2. 3; Y-Teens 1 . 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4. MIKE HAWKINS Bowling Leagues, 4. LYNN ANN HELVEY Band 1.2,3, 4; GAA 1 , 2; Swimming 1 . 2; Ex. Coun. 1 . 2, 4; Class Sec. 1 ; Drama Club 3. 4; For. Lang. Club 3. 4; SAE 4; Class Sec. and Treas. 4. LINDA DIANE HERR Ceramic Club 1; Pep Club 1. Stage Crew 2; Bowling League 3, 4. REBECCA ANN HINDERER Choir 1.2.3. 4; Band 1,2.3. 4; Cheerblock 1 . 3; GSC 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. 4; Governing Board 2; SAE 3. 4; Pep Band 4 DOUGLAS E HOERR Football 1 , 2; Wrestling 1.2,4; Choir 1 , 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 3, 4. MARLA JO HOOVER Y-Teens 1.2,3; GAA 1,2.3. 4; Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Cheer- block 1 ; GSC 4. Pep Band 4 TIMMOTHY GUY HOPPES FFA 1, 2. Science Club 2, 3; Speech Team 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; For. Lang. Club 3; An Club 3. CHARLOTTE LYNN HOUGEY Band 1 , 2; For. Lang. Club 3, 4. JEFFREY ALAN HOUSOUER Band 1 . 2. 3, 4; A V. Dept 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3 4 ICE 4. TOBYHUNZIKER Student Coun. 1 , 2; Cheerblock 1 . 2; GAA 1 . 2; GSC 2; For, Lang, Club 3; Yearbook 3. 4. CYNTHIA HAYDEN HYNDMAN Ex. Council 1 . 2. GAA 1 , 2; Drama Club 1,2.3. 4; GAA Sec. and Treas. 2; Speech Team 2. 3; Track 2; Drama V- Pres, 3; Speech Team Captain 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; Basketball 3; SAE 4; For. Lang. Club Pres. 4. VICTORIA LYNNE JENSEN Band 2, Drama Club 4, GSC 2, 3, 4. BRENT LEWIS KAISER Football 1,2.3. 4; Wrestling 1.2.3, 4; FFA 1.2.3. 4; Student Coun. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, Class President 2.4. KATHY LYN KELL Choir 1.2.3. 4; Y-Teens 2. 3, 4, Cheerblock 3; GSC 3; SAE 3. 4; NHS 4; SAE Ex. Coun, 4. For. Lang. Club 4. DOYLE MARK KOLBERG FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board 1. Intramurals 1; FFA Basketball 3, 4 BRUCE A KORENSTRA Football 1,2,3, 4, Wrestling 1 . 2; Track 1,2,3; FCA 3. 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4 JEANNE KRASNANSKY Art Club 1,2.3, 4; Newspaper 1 . Playwright Club 1 DOROTHY FAYE KUHN Art Club 2; GSC 4. MARY JANE KUSSMAUL For. Lang. Club 1 , 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Y-Teens 2; GSC 4. JACQUELINE LEA LAUGHLIN FHA 1.2.3. 4; Health ' Careers 1 . 2. 3. 4, Y-Teens 2. RANDY K LEWALLEN Football 1 , 2; Wrestling 1.2.3. Intramurals 4 ROSALYN JEAN LONG GSC 2; GSC V-Pres 2; GAA 1 . 2; School Coun. 1 ; Foot- ball Cheerleader 1,2.3, 4. Basketball Cheerleader 1 . 2. 3: Swimming 1 ; Gymnastics 1 , 2. Cheerblock 1 ; Track 2, 3; Volleyball 2. 3, Y-Teens 2; SAE 3. 4; SAE Ex Coun. 3; Miss SAE 3; SAE V-Pres. 4; Class Ex. Coun. 4; FHA Rec- reation 4 VALERIE LONG DECA Club 4; DECA Club Treas 4 SANDRA DEE MAGGART Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Health Careers 2, 3. 4, GSC 2, 3. 4; Cheerblock 3, 4; Health Careers Pres. 4. STARR ILENE MARTIN Cheerblock 1; Y-Teens 1, 2, FHA 2. 3; GAA 2; For. Lang Club 3. 4. viCKi Mcdonald Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Cheerblock 1; Ex. Coun 1. JEFFREY E.MILLER Football 1,2.3. 4. Swimming 1,2.3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Student Coun 1, 2. For Lang. Club 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 4; Pep Band 4. LISA KAY MILLER Bishop Luers 1 , Ski Club 3. 4; DECA Club 4 RUTH CRYSTAL MILLER Choir 1,2,3, 4; Swing Choir 4 SHIRLEY ELAINE MILLER Cheerleader 1;Cheerblock1;Choir2; GAA 2; Ex. Coun 2; GSC 2. 3; Speech Club 2. 4; FHA 3; Y-Teens 4; For Lang Club 4; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4. BRUCE MITCHELL Tennis 3, 4. Science Club 3 ANNA JEAN MULLINS Health Careers 1,2,3. 4; Choir 1.2.3; GSC 2. 3. 4. FHA 3; Health Careers Treas, 4, Cheerblock 4. ' 83 SUSAN RAENILES Cheerleader 1 ; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1 , 2; Choir 1,2,3 Band 1 , 3; Y-Teens 2; Class Coun. 2, 3, 4; Class Coun Treas. 2; Class Coun, Sec Treas- 4: Class Coun. Sec 3 For. Lang. Club 3; Pep Club Pres 3, 4; NHS 4; Orches- tra 4. ERIQUEJONPARADIS Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 3, 4; Tennis 4, STEVE R.PIPPENGER FFA1,2, 3, 4. LARRY E. PLANK Intramurals 1,2,4; DECA 3, 4. KATHY LYNN PRICE Cheerblock; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Point Chairman 3; FHA V-Pres. 4. BONALEERADCLIFF GSC 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; For. Lang Club 4. CYNTHIA ANN RAPP Cheerblock 1 ; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; SAE Ex. Coun. 3, 4, Jazz Band 4; For. Lang Club 4, Swing Choirs. KATHERINE LOUISE RECTOR Art Club 2, 3; DECA 4 MARKA. REIFF NHS 4; NHS V-Pres 4; Pep Band 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1st Team All-Conf Offense and Defense; Football Most Valuable Lineman; Baseball 1 , 3; Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4; FCA Treas. 2; FCA V-Pres. 3; FCA Pres. 4; Track 3, 4; Track Outstanding Achievement 3; Track 2nd High Point Man 3; Track 9th State 3. REBECCA SUE REPLOGLE Cheerblock; Class Coun. 1 ; Band 1 , 2, 3, 4, GSC 2; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens Reporter 3; SAE Sec 3; Y-Teens Pres. 4; SAE Pres. 4; SAE 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 4 ANITA R. RHEINHEIMER GAA 1, 2; Cheerblock 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2; GSC 3; Volleyball 3; NHS 4 JEFFERY ALAN RHODES Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Science Club 3, Science Club Pres 3, For. Lang. Club 3; Chess Club 3, 4, NHS 4; Chess Club V-Pres. 4 ROBERTA LYNN RHODES Ex. Coun. 1,2,3, 4, Class Coun 3, Band 1,2,3; GAA 1 , 2, 3, 4; GSC 2; Pep Band 2; PR Football 3; Girls ' State Del. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Advisors ' Coun. 4; Student Coun and Sec. 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Cheerblock 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; For. Lang. Club 3, For. Lang. Club Sec. and Treas. 3 DORIS JEAN ROGERS GAA 1 ; Cheerblock 1 ; Y-Teens 2, 3; FHA 3, For Lang Club 3, 4. JONIRAERUPPRECHT Choir 1; Ex. Coun 1, 2, 3; For Lang. Club 3; School Coun. 3; DECA4. WILLIAM A, RUSH Football Trainer 4; Football 1, 2, Ex. Coun. 1; Golf 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track Mgr 3, For. Lang. Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Basketball Trainer 4, Lettermen ' s Club 4 KIRBY SCHLOTTERBACK Photography Club 1 ; Science Club 1,2,3, 4; A.V. 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3. MYRNA J. SCHWARTZ Bowling 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Tennis 4. DEBORAH SUE SEARER Village Woods Jr High 1 , NHS 1 , 4; GSC 4. BRUCE SECOR Chess Club 4 SUESELANDERS Ski Club 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1 ; DECA 4. CYNTHIA HELEN SHIPLEY Ft. Wayne Elmhurst 1.2,3; Y-Teens 1 ; Booster Club 1 ; Choir 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Runner-Up 2; Twirler 2. KIMERA JO SHIPLEY Choir 1 ; GAA 1 , 2; SAE 3, 4; GSC 4; Y-Te ens 4 JASON G SHOEMAKER Ex Coun. 1 , Intramurals 3, 4; DECA 3. MARK ALLEN SORENSEN Intramurals 1,2,3,4, DECA 3, 4 CHRISTINE STARTEK Health Careers 3, Y-Teens 3, 4; FHA 4 JIM D STOUT Basketball 4 LEAH STUTZMAN Choir 1,2,3, 4; GSC 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3,4. BRAD TAYLOR Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Lettermen ' s Club 3. 4; Ski Club 4, Science Club 3, 4 RICHARD LTIMMONS,JR Band 1,2,3, 4; Governing Board 1 ; Pep Band 3, 4; SAE 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Jazz Band 4 JON EDWARD TREESH Science Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Science Club V-Pres. 4; Football Trainer 1, 2; Lettermen ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Act Coun. 3; Chess Club 3, 4, For Lang Club 3, 4 DAVID RAY TROUP Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Intramurals 4 THERESA ANNE UMMEL Cheerblock 1,2,3; Health Careers 1,2,3, Ex Coun. 1 , 2, Choir 1,2,3, 4, GAA 1,2,3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball Mgr. 3; Class Treas. 2; GSC 2, 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 2, 3, 4. STEVE VanCUREN Football 1 , 2; Intramurals 1 , 3, 4 CATHI ELIZABETH WALLEY GAA 1 , 2; Student Coun. 1 , 2; Cheerblock 1 , 2; DECA 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; For. Lang. Club 3 LARRY D WEAVER, JR Photography 1 , Science 1 . 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Play Crew DAVID A WEIGHT Band 1,2 DEBORAH ANN WELCH Y-Teens 1,2,3; GSC 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 ANNETTE M.WILLIAMS Wendell Willkie H.S 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2, Tennis 2, 3; NHS 4, P.P Football 1 , 2, 3,4 MARGARET EWILLMAN GAA 1 , 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1 ; Band 1 ; Basketball 2, 3, 4. DON WOITAS Choir 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; SAE 3, 4. LANA SUE WOLFERMAN FHA 1,2, 3; DECA 4. MICHAEL W WOLLMAN Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1 ; Wrestling 4; Track 4; Class Ex Coun 4 JERRY LEE WRIGHT Football 1 , 2; Basketball Mgr 1,2,3, 4, Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Football Mgr. 3,4, Baseball Mgr 3,4. DIANE ELAINE WUTHRICH Y-Teens 1, 3; GSC 2, 3; Pom Pon 3; Swim Timer 3; DECA 4 STEVEN J YODER Wrestling Mgr. 2, 3, Play Crew 2, 3; DECA 4. JANETTE MARIE ZIMMERMAN Choir 1,2,3, 4, FHA 1,2,3, 4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; FHA Pres. 4, DECA 4.