Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1969 volume:

ECHO TABLE OF CONTENTS OPE NINO P C LASSES P OR GANIZ ATIONS p SPORTS D ALBUM p ADVE RTISING p INDEX p 1969 VOLUME 21 WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL RUSSIAVILLE, INDIANA F eg Q V s Constructing for J 14. 'A -. fi f'TZ'.. 15' 2? . 136 u Hv...'w..,1,....,.,,,,, A ' A Q ' ifgefzg A l! L 2 ? 5, -,...... -- ,. . 2 1 S if ' L,'i 5 Tomorrow Why would Western be building a new school? Because it is the fastest growing school around! It is supervised by three outstanding administrators: Richard Rea, Don Hanna, and Dale Baltus. The school board has also taken an active part in the ad- ministrating. They have been discussing and making plans for our new school. The final touch has been added to the blueprints and we are now in the process of building. The old structure has takena lot of wear and tear, and has served as an institution of learning for students throughout many years . The new building will provide much needed facilities for the increasing enrollment. qu T ii ref . si ...Q is se, 3 .,,,,-'Mgmt-S. 'f 35 E3- 25, I ,,iUxS25b- imimi 2 HSC President Richard M . Nixon took his oath of office on january 21, 1969, and the nation saw the most lavish Inaugural Parade and Ball in its history. Nixon then began building his administra tion to cope with many problems, especially Viet Nam Where the casualty toll mounts and neither side has a clear cut victory. The Paris talks have laid a foundation for a possi- ble future peace. ixon Becomes 3 th Presidentg IV' ' 1 , ' 2f1,,,r 5 7,1 3 f' y M 'W' I lla V wh, ' 6 1, -'ry .A 'fir 'I i fan 'Nitin IYWIF ,Z ,U lla' ,f12Il,,27VJr -. . ' V. A- gy ' 1, Wi, in i, Ty. fr, ph'iaf,i5,,J,!1l IAIIQIIIQXH f lf'51,r,f3-14171, 50514 . 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Home in Sao Paulo, Ricardo attends Colegio La Salle School where he is presently a sopho- more. Ricardo plans to enter the Bra- zilian Diplomatic Corps upon comple- tion of his education. Playing a game from his home land, Ricardo tries to break the pinata. 6 Drip, regular or fine, Pete? STUUENL '!! VU' :I-..7,f, .A 571141 1910 7f'f'f'f Wake up, Mr. Robertson, It 's time to go! Sexy Rexy on the move. Q Crazy Cats Doing Their Thing 1' n 5 M . i lr if i i 7 Textured hose are better ! Would you believe she 's flipping a green belt? Keeping loose for the upcoming game are M ark and Jim. Baseball and Crosscountry Build a Hit and Run Season Coach Robertson goes over the schedule for the ng, batter, swing ! Excitement Grows as Rings and Yearbooks Are Distributed Yearbook distribution 1S an ever tedious job. fszifjf. To the neatest girl in the school. There you are, Doug. How proud the juniors must be of their new rings. Support your Pacers or . . . pay for your ring. '5X5i We shall overcome was the battle cry of the Seniors. D. Coaches: FRONT: B. Perkins 1111, P. Doughertyfllj, BACK: T. Snow f12j, E. Cox, 1121. Powder Puff: SeniorHB1'oad Squadn S Victorious Q25- 3 Senior girls proud of second Powder Puff victory. Go, janet go . . . and go Janet did to make the winning touchdown for the Seniors. IO Court anxiously awaits the final decision. I 2 a ana Humes Crowned ,69 Homecoming Queen lk J. ' AWE .HAVENT .il K Q-ff? Sophomores add final touches to winning float. Queen Jana reigns at dance. , Western tromps South- wood 53--0 for a Home- coming victory. c Q MSW ,WW ,.,-N., 'tv' ,...-4 ' .Qi- mf -...M 'T udi Davis ,511- Wi? 1 Mike Fulk Named All-State in Football Calmly discussing the game, coach and captain reach an agreement? Eveavrninc ... THE EFFORT IS x X Half-time puts on new '1 faces. Now wait a minute boys ! Brrrrrr! ! Fx That's what you get for winning! S n ' Y HFun inthe Fallw Means Fun for ll F ' u- lliui :file Second Hand Rose, alias Ruth Fleenor. This year's Fall Festival was a roar- ing success with john Pierce and Dennis Unroe as MC's for the night. The choir sang several selections from Oliver and Carousel , Entertaining us withher solo of Second Hand Rose Ruth Fleenor drew laughter from the crowd. Denise Downey performed abeautiful ballet by Tschaikowsky and the Vocalaires dis- played their talents. The audience went into hysterics when Alice Tharpe per- formed Tiptoe Through the Tulips as Tiny Tim. Newly organized folk group performs for the first time. Vocalaires look on as Carol enchants the audience. You've not put down that newspaper since the day we were married! Tiny Tim strikes again! I still say the chicken comes before the egg. The Egg and I 3 I . J LA 'G 1 Me, fit in that? You've got to be kidding! Where 's the food? -'iv 5 , . . 55:12 A 3, qfifff' f- -Gin. M fl 1 i Q,l+.L2hYl! W F5 T South Pacific 'N-N l went and washed that man right out of my hai At least she said she did! Doing his thing , Terry Rogers displays his hidden talent Sailors Lynn Beard and Ronnie Ai Huffer dance as crew look on . Emile portrays Nel1ie's foolish character. 17 Wfrestling Team Wfins Second Consecutive M.I.C. Title V, M.I.C. winners are from L. to R.: T. Laughner, H. Donica, D. Lavengood, H. Kenworthy. Losing this match was the farthest thing from Dave 's mind. N 1 Come on, Dave, ' drive him down! :a svfff.an,gummm1 .mluxmuv1 X N T Us ,W ,x- ' K ls. 2 WR sw , f 95 wk A' 1 Wi T993 Wig' ,J X, 1- fgx ff 4 x Q? f 1 X U ' ' r, V, 1 ,V L ,C X 29 1 X' ' .N w I BASKETBALL!! BehHulHn2Scenes Lie .. XA ,le SAB , 'ts Assistant director Patty Hallam goes over last minute de- tails with cast member. 4 4 579-.w 1 mx Body makeup is applied to Michelle Fulk. slap o,ff 1. Applying makeup to cast members is a greasy job! ..qi ' The costumes committee 's work is never done. No one knows better than the stars of aplay the importance of the behind the scene people. These are the boys and girls that work with makeup, costume the stars, create stage scenery, direct, prompt, push and shove all to make the best school play Western has ever had. Senior track members proudly display Western Relay trophy. sgmaaggwggg awwmyxmaasr onw- C5 ' xffxx 3 3 .1 .I r- . My-fr, Golf team member Terry Laughner carefully studies Queen Jana Humes with Courts 1' to r' In Milburn' Lou his next play' Ann Anstett, Janet Amos, and Kay Ross. 21 , I CC 77 Three Coins in a Fountain Theme of GAA Dance L '? Q Mr. Rea places the Queen's crown on Miss Judy Davis. Flowers are passed out to the queen and her court by Miss Cathy Simone. 22 Would you believe that Dan and Kathy came with other dates ? f Showers MAY ' bring flowers! Cathy gets a helping hand from Mr. Baltus. athy Simone Cmwned ueen of Style Show Modelingthe dress which she made in Home Ec, II is Cafla Mendenhall' This is Debbie's idea ofa real can-can dress. 23 Seniors Attend Their Last Filling his plate for the first time? W'EfL'55N Senior athletes gather for the last time. 59' 3 There was enough food to feed an army and that's just ,, what it took! 24 A All Sports Athletic Banquet Western's highest athletic award, a blanket, achieved by Denny Unroe and Mike Fulk. 25 Coach Mound of DePauee was guest speaker for the evening. Coach Stookey presented john Stratton with the most valuable player in basketball trophy. 1 Q I I n 1 1 in ,A 1 I ,X W l EQ V . g A 4 Onthe class trip Seniors pose for picture at Ford Museum. Running errands is good exercise. Ha! Seniors Build Charaf' I Boys relax during study hall before the big game. N N WANG gg Hgh Typlng IS just one duty Whlle worklng in the office. fer for Their Future Further more 2 Where do I go from here? They finally found them a man! 27 Judy and Mike rowned ueen Gif , I ' . i 'f 3 Q af Y, 3' W 1 . i King and queen candidates are 1. to r.: john Stratton, Cathy Simone, Judy Davis, Mike Fulk. BA CK ROW: Dave Steiner, Bev Morrow, and Rick Bollinger. Couples talk over all the festivities to come. any .l ' 1 28 Fill it ups and King at Flower Fantasy Prom comes to a close. King and queen lead the coronation waltz. A Prince and princess candidates are janet Amos, Sue jaenicke, Candy Mc Clure, Paula Rienhard, Dave Lau- denschlager, Steve Bowne, Harry Kenworthy, and Rick Dunlap. J 29 4 G A+ eww It was an exciting evening for Judy as her senior year The music of Phil Drake's Band was enjoyed by everyone. Seniors Become Teachers for a Day Ref' Janitors with Mr. Coonrod were Joe Rhine and Bob Shanks. 30 Superintendent isn't an easy job as Lynn and Rick see, You had better answer. Mr. Orbaugh? Meat loafwas on the menu, so that's what Carol made. 3-.L 1 Sharlotte Salsbery receives the Crisco Award from Mrs. james. Enthusiasm ran high at gra duation practice. The Last Day Means Honors, Picnic, and Practice vmiwialnn-M Vi, is ,V 'un I Bi -Q iss., N Robin's team up to bat at picnic. W g n gf- - Qsefggf n' s A I H 4 'L U , 4 ..- , f 4 ,Q Q . vt im e ff- Y Y 8,2 1 A' ' ' 1 'J' 'V F' e 1 I 'uu.'1' V ', it ni- 1 1 v 1 5 ' , 1 . '1' A: 4 ! , if K s ,- iam -5 ' ' 14 . ' V A U, 1 M .f A K . ,,, . ' K E, 4 i Gang way, Patti's on the move! 31 Today We Are akin Graduation procession was a glorious moment. President Dave Steiner leads the class in the switching of the tassles. Even before commence- ment graduates reminisce. 32 E E g Tomorrow, S Memories 1 x This is the moment he's been waiting for Ki fil'---, J i c TN 33 And friends say good-by After graduation confusion. 1.11 A 5 4 4? gp -1 lb an -4 mx r... sn rw...-. . MQ - n-an-wa.. u- , Wi, 3.2 Q' 3 hay r 'Q' f of K , Af- --Q m. M A R iz.. f-ww-H CLASSES English V--to be or not to be. 14' Wonder what book is really behind that cover. . .,.. ,i-,em,fwe.1 ,.-l Would youbelieve . . . writing the biography of a STALK OF CELERY? This was done in English III. Research for term papers comes in many forms. Skits, Scholarships, Celery: New to English Dept Dressing up Bonnie, the femininef?j half of Bonnie and Clyde, for a yearbook promotion skit. Hark! I see the light. Have you noticed anything different about our English Department this year? No? Then lookat that bigblue book you've never used. This year all English classes have new books. I The Marvelous Speech Department has carried on this year, still unappreciated by the masses. In memory ofMary Mush- inski, for her contribution as a student , and her exuberent, inspiring influence as an assistant instructor in Speech, a schol- arship is being established so that her in- fluence may still benefit atleast one speech student. Creating a chicken call for the play. S Put X in the first blank if form C attached. If unattached, put X in the fourth blank. Refer to page 20 if form C . . . This being an election year is a big help to the history depart- ment. The government classes are holding a mock election for all high school students who reg- ister. Famous moments in history come to life in U. S . History class. The World History classes are studying the Nazi party and its ef- fect on the Communists' govern- ment. Exploratory Teaching is ex- panding this year. It helps SFL1- dents explore the field of teach- ing. It also helps students to de- cide if they want to join the teach- ing profession. K 4 -1 ' JS.. in the mock election. COX PROVERB: The learning of history comes in many forms . . . ? 5 ------ngs5 s...,xb ,X Any high school student who registered voted . ,...' as F 7 QE E5-v.,-,,,,v' 'Hu Studying Pastg Working Toward Future Pretty bulletin boards help to create a better classroom at- mosphere. But Ithought only real teachers were supposed to give hard tests. Physical fitness is for all sizes. ,Xml Vg rj Helping someone to progress for the modern computer age 39 X And now Egor, for the secret substance. Frogs, beetles, snakes, granite, titra- tion, sonic waves, birds and bees are some of the subjects considered in the science program atWestern High School. These are some of the traditional subjects in the curriculum. However, a rather untradi- tional member has been added to the sci- ence department this year. No, not one of the teachersg it is the famous snake found in the eighth grade science class . The snake, named Charlotte, jennifer, Sampson, or something like that, is a Boa constrictor. Advanced chemistry has been added to the science courses offered. This class helps to prepare the students for college science. Experimentation and analysis are two ofthe objectives in advanced chemistry. These and other phases create a well bal- anced science program with the traditional and the untraditional . Now do ou li ht the match and turn on the gas, or turn on the 1 Y S gas and light the match? -fig- .ff It was here a minute ago. i Crawling, Creeping, Exploding Science Mike Hanny intently watches the waves roll by. Ripples rush in and experimentation begins. R, qv, L A typical safari scene from the eighth grade science class Open wide! 41 -The Math department is a major part of the curriculum here at Western. Adequate classroom facilities provide stu- dents With an atmosphere of learning and concentration which is necessary for the compre- hension of most mathematical courses. Many classes are offered in mathematics ranging from basic General Math to Analitic Geom- etry, a much more challenging course for the more advanced student. Mathematics is also very important on the Jr. High level Where the students are taught the concepts of modern math and the fundamental prin- ciples of general math. Mathematics is often confus- ing, but very beneficial to the student who studies hard and strives for constant improve- ment. Security is a pillow, a thumb, and the right theorem. I don't get it. Now, L1:L3...no ...L1:L4 . . . no. ..AAXC IABXA? Math Is Hard for Some, but Beneficial for All X ff, 'v It isn't as easy as it looks , X x . These math proble t k 1 t f oncentration. 43 . . .and. . .uh. . .er. . . well . . . fa ten minute French speechj Piffatas highlight going away party for Ricardo. He wears what?? 44 Quiero una hamburguesa! Student Comes from Brazilg Students Go to France But I thought Marseille was in southern France. The foreign language department is advancing tremendously this year . The Spanish classes, for the first time are sponsoring an exchange student, Ricardo Monte Serrat, from Brazil. This is the first year for a Spanish II class, whose biggest accomplishment is reading the book, Don Quijote de la Mancha. Four French students will be visiting Western Europe this summer for further education in French. The French I1 class is proud to announce they finished the book, Le Tour du Monde en 80 jours. Julius Caesar and Roman life are the main subjects the students are choosing for the Latin I book reports. When in Rome do as the Romans. . 3, ROW 1: D. Steiner, C. Simone, M. Snyder, R. Huffer, T. Rodgers, S. Blake, S. Payne, A. Tharpe, P. Spangler, R. Fleenor, C. Rodgers, K. Miller, C. Fewell. ROW 2: V. Porter, B. Mushinsl-ci,S. Miller, T. Jones, J. Anstett, S. Jenicke, D. Shay, N. Thomas, B. Clark, K. johnson, C. Wright, I.. Barker. ROW 3: D. Beck, C. Siler, D. Brit- ton, D. White, G. Fischer, D. Brovont, C. Rutherford, W. Robbins, B. Graves, 1. Graves, D. Van Horn, D. Sny- I Rollicking on the piano. der. ROW 4: I. Smith, M. Bruce, C. Quakenbush, J. Rushing, I. Wright, S. Bowne, M. Chaplin, B. Brummit, B. Cleland, T, Newcomb, B. Hollingsworth, D. Hanscom, j.Pierce,D. Cass. ROW 5: K. Engle, S. Coyner, B. Rush- ing,D. Bunce,J. Cross, G. Deardorff, J. Stratton, M. Fulk, D. Fleenor, D. Criss, J. Steiner, B. Jones, J. Smith, R. Bollinger. Choir officers: S. Blake, I-list., R. Huffer, Treats., C. Simone, V. Pres., D. Steiner, Pres., M. Snyder, Sec., T. Rodgers,Rep. 1g'..2,f Qi,-y ..,,. 11 ,..f:fz,af. ss1qrt9.m. racticing your thing for contest. . ,,,,,,. .. ,,,, ., ,,,..,,, ...fr...f...i2.. 46 ' 'Q Q Tooting, Traveling and Singing Equal Harmony. A breath taking experience. ROW 1: K. Miller, M. Wood, J. Watson, M. Fenn, C. Wright. ROW 2: T. Iamison,J. Hollingsworth, J. Downey, B. Graves, B. Steiner, G. Fischer, P. Whitehouse, I. Donica, S. Crumb, B. Cross. ROW 3: N. Thomas, G. Fivecoat, G. Greenfield, B. Tremain, D. Britton, T. Newcom, I. Wright, C. Siler, O. Barker, T. White, T. Joyce, J. Mor- Musicians limber up, toot, sing and travel in aharmony filled year. Band mem- bers find out that toe touching goes with toe tapping and that calisthenics are vital to good marching. At the sChool's variety show the band and choir gave their all in the way of music. They provide everything from folk singing to rock groups to humorous solos. This year the choir is entertaining in the various schools in the area. Band officers: Dick Taylor, Treas., jmes Taylor, Hist.g Bill Jones, V. Pres., Dennis Unroe, Pres., Judy Donica, Sec. ton,B. Etherington,D. Holbrook,B. Everett. ROW 4: N. Coble, L. Lineback, T. Mills, L. Cory, I. Groves, P. Pol- lock, V. Dunlap, D. Taylor, T. Lybrook, S. Catron, B. Jones, L. Meeks, D. Hollen, S. Miller. ROW 5: D. White, R. Coapstick, J. Steiner, J. Smith, M. Slusher. my 'Nw S' j 5 I, N-W. ,M I don't care what this thing says, 2 + 2 is not S! lk 'Z 4 :.- t, K wa, , . .K ,,.. ,,,, V Pratixeg Practice makisg Practice makes perfect This business assignment is a hairy deal. V Future Tyeoons Develop from Business Department ,Ai Where does this go? The paper goes in here and it goes around and around and it comes out there. Typing in summer School gives confidence and efficiency in typing. 4 Na ist' H 51 BUSINESS Business is a popular and very important part of the curriculum at Western High. This year new cal- culating machines were added to our equipment and were welcomed by many bookkeeping students . These machines are more modern and make adding those columns a breeze. Along with the calculating machines, new tables were placed in the bookkeeping room. These tables provide students with lots of elbow room and plenty of working space. Equipment isn't the only thing new in the business department. A new course, Business Law and Sales- manship, is being offered. By offering a wide range of business courses, we hope to prepare the busi- ness studentsfor their role as future tycoons of Amer- ica. Western's Home Ec Department helps to build better home makers. The girls in seventh grade are taught proper cook- ing and sewing techniques, the keys to proper dressing, home nursing, and child development. A new class has also been added for those not already en- rolled in Home Ec. It is the home man- agement course. Also new is the sum- mer foods course in connection with business in Kokomo. The girls have a short course in foods and then proceed to workwith foods in local hospitals and restaurants . Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble? Pleats, Purls, Pints Point Ways' for Homemakers N on Something old helps to make something new. A cut in time makes a neckline. There seems to be a problem. A diet for business management. Needling a yarn. - .ft Ning Today a boardg tomorrow the world. y 57 'J Q 4 , 5 'wgmlixrgifw ' ' your nails. H-1 f It's not really a new way to file lntlustli tl Mtsg EVGl'f'llllllg fiom ban stoGu1'ta1s This year's lndustrial Arts program was intro- duced by a new instructor, Mr. Tom Lewellyn. While the juniors and seniors Work with wood and metal, the freshmen concentrate their talents on plastic and wood. The 7th and Sth work not only with plastic and Woods but also with leather carving. After the boys turn in the required projects, they are encouraged to do original projects. An elec- tric guitar made by Ronald Hansworth was one of the biggest accomplishments of the year. This course, because of its opportunities for the students to express themselves, is one which understandably lures so many of our Western males. 55 The Agriculture Depart - ment is expanding its cur- riculum this year. With the aid of the new green house students were able to grow flowers and plants in mid-winter. Instruction deals with farm machinery, plant growth, pest control, live- stockproduction, soil mix- tures, and fertilizer appli- cations. Learning farm manage- ment students are given a chance to grow and sell their own plants that they have grown in the green house. Guess which hand had the MSM's Getting potted. 56 Ag. Dept. Is Booming and Blooming This Year fa .Sai Whatever turns it on. Throwing a wrench in the works. g . . . the carburetor connected to the generator . . . the generator con- Hey, you, get off the grass, nected to the spark plugs . . . or is it? 57 E 'I I mv Don't look now, but home plate is backwards. Last one in is a green pig Pat I-Iyde shows her fantastic ability, while Guru Snow looks on. K., f '1 f Vw X! X e Q if X s That's nice, but the net is the other way. li 'L A X, 'i f . YE: I K? , K. 5 X . K -N... W i' w 4 58 uclo and H Gurus Are Novelties of the P E Class The aim of the physical education classes has changed. In the past, the student has tried to achieve skill and ability ina variety of sports. Of course, sportsmanship went with this. This year these aims still hold, but something has been added. The sports being taught are those which the student will enjoy throughout his entire life. In advanced physical education, there is even more importance placed on these lifetime sports. Naturally the students are still taught football, basketball, softball and volleyball, but in addition to this they are taught other sports such as bowling, swimming, golf and tennis. New also to the advanced class is co -ed physical ed- ucation Qheh, hehj. This is the first year Western has had this type of program, and it seems to be favorable, particularly to the students. Swing your partner! Excedrin headache 5315: the judo demonstra tion. 59 How's that grab ya, basketball lovers? 1 l v ORGA NIZA TIUNS if 5 ,aiu ig , i :-, ':,,. ,HE -,.. 1 1R.,Q,f.5M,,5 . , V 4-Wien f Staff Wfeicis Bits and Pieces into Echo Only one chief . . . I hope the students appreciate this! .f ' ' Y A11 this work is getting me down! . . . and too many Indians. Many hours of student labor have gone into the preparation of this book. But without the patience and Valuable assistance ofMrs. Inman this bookwould have been impossible. The students on the staff are: Edi- tor--D. Newbyg Asst. Editor--C. Laudenschlagerg Bus. Manager--M. Steinerg Classes--L. Steinerg Organizations--P. Osborn and P. jacksong Album--L PaveygPhotographers--T. Shutt and B. Taylorg Copy- writers--J. Coy, E. Stanton, S. Carter, and K. Bur- roughsg Salesmen- -C. Damon, D. Brovont, J. Strat- ton, C. Simone, J. Anstett, S. Harrison, J. Harris, L. Melton, J. Davis, L'. Means, 1. Coonrod, and C. Rodgers. 62 Nothing uiet About ur Library ' 4. f- Warning! Studying may be harmful to ff, X , your health. I know it's here someplace. ROW 1: Mr. Meyers, G. Lee, S. jaenicke, L. Anstett, A. Tharpe, D. Geary, W. Stone, I. Coonrod, D. Beck, J. Laughner, T. Helton. ROW 2: G. Denton, S. Cox,P. Brown, R. Price,D. Brovont, L. Schmidlin, R. Lucas,j. Jones, R. Lawson, L. Sherrod,Mrs. Jervis. ROW 3: L. Crowe, J. Freeman, K. Amos, P. Sturgeon, K. Johnson, J. Coy, S. Harrison, S. Carter, J. Thomas, S. Steiner, J. Mock, J. Lee. ROW 4: I. Smith, P. Hyde, R. Knowland, N. Rodgers,j. Harris, P. jaenicke, J, Wisehart, S. Powers, C. Mendenhall, D. Holbrook, S. Rutherford, C. Richardson. ROW 5: N. Carter,S. Means, M. Anger, C. Baxter,M. Bruce,M. Line- back, S. Kay, M. Steiner, C. Culbert, L. Frazier, M. Hosier. 63 This year finds the Library Club touring Cuneo Press, visiting the Indiana University - - Kokomo Library, giving a party for its senior members, and as an added treat, seeing a movie in Indiana- polis. To meet the ris- ing cost of maga- zines for the library the Library Club is selling paperback books year round. 9 Honor Sooietv Lights Wav to Future 4 The National Honor Society is here to honor juniors and seniors who show scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The stu- dents must have a B average or better. Thenew members' parents are invited to attend the formal initia- tion of the new members which takes place in the spring. ROW 1: G. Lee, K. Erb, I. Donica, 1. Chandler, M xy fl. 7 ., If i i l I I' . t, A' -Nr Bri ,I A Lighting the candle of character. Snyder, C. Tunis, E. Stanton. ROW 2: N. Coble, C McClure, P. Spangler, K. Miller, J. Coy, S. Payne R. Erisman, L. Steiner. ROW 3: P. Maxwell, S Carter, S. Wood, D. Hopper, C. Simone, P. Hallam C. Baxter, 1. Davis. ROW 4: L. Means, S. Salsbery J. Coom-od, C. Laudenschlager, I. Rogers, B. Mushin- ski, L. Bunce, R. Bollinger. ROW 5: J. Pierce, D Bunce, J. Rutherford, J. Stratton, S. Kay, R. Parker J. Himelick. Stepping out on the path to achievement. 7 ROW 1: C. Laudenschlager--Pres., S. Bowne--V.P., P. Carter--Sec., S. Wood--Treas , M. Snyder--Reporter, Mr. Addison. ROW 2: J. Davis, D. Hopper, C. Simone, B. Tre main, N. Thomas, I. Rogers, A. Hollingsworth, K. Burroughs, J. Chandler, M. Saul ROW 3: M. Steiner, I. Coonrod, L. Means, S. Salsbery, 1. Pierce, C. Baxter, L. Bunce J. Stratton, B. Mushinski. Historical Society Promotes Patriotism I-Iave you noticed the way the Historical So- ciety is trying to pro- mote patriotism? They purchased flags for the classrooms and they lead the classes in say- ing the Pledge of Alle- giance at the beginning of each Week. This year the His- torical Society is tak- ing a tour of the Capi- tol Building in Indian- apolis. They are also visiting historical sites and museums at St. Louis, Missouri. +-Q ily 1 5: 13. V T rf ly One of the flags purchased by the Historical Society. STANDING left to right: Mindy Snyder--Re- porter, Sarah Wood--Treas., Cathy Laudenschlager--Pres., Mr. Addi- son, Pam Carter--Sec., and Steve Bowne--V.P. 65 FHA officers--QFRONT ROWJ: Paula Maxwell--asst. points chairman, Beth A1- exander--asst. photographer, jenny Grif- fith--asst. historian, Sharlotte Sa1sbery-- treas., Shelia Burrows--project chairman, Debby Sherrod--sec., joene Anstett--pres., Shirley Carter--v. pres., Nita McAnich-- public relations, Lou Ann Anstett--re- porter,Jana Humes--historian, Chris Gor- don--Parliamentarian, Cathy Laudensch- lager--points chairman, Pat Hyde--pho- tographer, Carol Rodgers--rec. leader. 1 1 I feel ridiculous ! Hippies and Garters Roses in honor of FHA week. ie Part of FHA Activities Would you believe, hippies? That was the theme of this year' s annual Mother-Daughter banquet held in the spring . Mothers and their daughters came dressed as hippies and aprize Wentto the one wearing the most imaginative hippie garb . FHA'ers honored their fath- ers by sponsoring Daddy-Date Night. The crowning of the greatest father highlighted the evening. Many worthwhile projects involved the time and efforts of the FI-lA'ers, and not only ben- efited the school, but the Whole community. FHAgirls joined other FHA chapters around the nation in celebrating FHA Week, in honor What do you mean I have to take off my shoes! of all Future I-Iomemakers . Everyday of this Week, the girls did something special for that day. On the last day the girls got corsages of red roses. I sure am glad that's not me out there. Let' C Promotes Nursing Profession 1st ROW--M. Fenng I.. Anstett K Buffum S Carter I Humes B Tremain Mrs Nash, sponsor 2nd ROW--P.Milligang N. MCAD1Ch M Hyde T Walters L Shay T Mills P Hyde K Amos, 3rd ROW--M. Hollingsworth S Fletcher P Maxwell P Spangler C Damon L Melton R Reedygl. Vandercookg K. Slaven 4th ROW C Gordon C Bolton P Carter P White I Rog ei-sg C. Rogersg M. Millerg L Cory F.N.C. To acquaint and interest girls in the different fields of medicine is the major goal of the Future Nurses Club. Girls in F.N.C. are encouraged and assisted in selecting the proper course of study to follow in further- ing their education in the medical profession. Speakers from a variety of medical associations, such as theI.U. School of Nursing, further aid the Future Nurses in their quest of the medical profession. Files are kept pertaining to the various medical professions and are useful to the members in providing information and ideas about which field of medicine to pursue. s hope these Future Nurses don't always consider medicine this funny. 1st ROW--Sentinel, D. Barr, Rep., M. Lineback, V. Pres., B. Shanks, Pres., F. Ortman, Sec., B. Jones, Treas.,B. Taylor, J. Huskey, sponsor. 2nd ROW--M. Hui-ley,D. Parker, 1. Robey, D. Taylor, R. Blanken- ship, J. Kuhns, D. Carter. 3rd ROW--P. Whitehouse, J. Rhine, J. McAnich, S. Ferguson, D. Brass, T. Car- ter, D. Walter. 4th ROW--G. Kitchener, D. Isenogle, N. Pruitt, D. Cass, S. Nedro, B. Berryman, O. Barker, K. Floey. Sth ROW--R. Kendall, D. Salsbery, T. Wilcox, B. Erb, D. Heaton, D. Pitzer, K. Grim- mer, S. Barr. F. FA. Provides Experience and Honors 1 F.F.A. c Since Agriculture is a specialized course, only those students who have an earnest desire to increase their knowledge of farming can become members of P.F.A. Various agricultural contests present a chal- lenge to F.F.A. 'ers. This year several members of F. F.A. took top honors in area competition. Western is proud of this club and its many achieve- ments. Almost finished E31 972' l Elf Week calls for sneakiness on the elves' part. s. All those in favor. All those opposed The F.T.A. is planning to attend two conventions this year. The first is the In- diana F.T.A. District Conference at Brownsburg on November 9, and the second is the State F .T.A. Convention on March 29. The club is holding a College Brunch on December 30. Here thepast F.T.A. mem- bers discuss with the present members the advantages and disadvantages of college. FTA. Highlight-Elf week ROW 1: Mr. Pearson, D. Steiner--Pres., S. Wood--V.P., C. Laudenschlager--Sec., L. Bunce --Treas., I. Rogers--Hist., D. Newby--Parliamentarian, C. Siler, K. Slaven, R. Erisman, C. Simone, D. Gerhart. ROW 2: P. Osborn, D. Hopper, P. Hallam, M. Snyder, N. Coble, R. Lawson, L. Steiner, L. Melton, V. Wheeler, S. Payne, K. Miller, S. Blake, K. Burroughs. ROW 3: S. Carter, D. Robbins,I. Wright, E. Stanton,A. Hollingsworth, W. Robbins, J. Hod- gin, P. jackson, J. Coy, C. Fewell, M. Jaenicke, D. Beck. ROW 4: P. Maxwell, S. Means, I. Harris, T. Talbert, D. Taylor, N. Thomas, T. Joyce, D. Longworth, C. Tunis, G. Lee, 1. Donica, C. Brass, J. Sherrod. ROW 5: M. Bunce, S. Salsberry, C. Baxter, B. Mushinski, J. Coonrod, L. Cook, D. Taylor, R. Chaplin, D. Willis, S. Bowne, D. Hutton, C. Wright, L. Barker, B. Murphy. 4 ROW 1: Mrs. Patty, R. Erisman--V.P.,D. Gerhart--Sec., T. Carlyle--Treas., P. Hallam--Rep., M. Lineback--Parliamentarian, Mrs. Lewellyn. ROW 2: J. Chandler, P. Strugen, W. Stone, C. Baxter, L. Bunce, J. Rhine, P. McGinnis, K. Amos. ROW 3: K. johnson, D. Robbins, B. Robert- son,A. Tharpe, C. McClure, L. Tutor, B. Clark. ROW 4: M. Hollingsworth, M. Royce, D. Cov- erdale, M, Miller, T, Talbert, C. Brass, I. Jones, K. Burroughs. ROW 5: T. johnson, I. Wright, R. Martin, L. Cook, I. Harris, B. Stout, L. Lineback, R. Waddell. Field Trip to Indianapolis ls F.B.L.A. Project The Future Business Leaders of America are helping their members to have a better understanding of the business world , by par - ticipating in many activities. The club is most active in spring. They send a group of members to F.B.L.A. Convention in March where some of those attending are participating in many sections. To celebrate National Secretaries Week, they honor Western's office personnel in April for their excellent Work. The project of the year is a field trip to Indianapolis, the club sees first hand the true business World. fmwiff Selling tickets for the musical. 71 Pal is Authentic French cuisine brings visions of visiting Paris. S7 Celui de la grande bouche. Les Amis de France Goes to French Restaurant ROW 1: Mrs. Inman, G. Lee--V.P., M. Snyder--Sec., C. Lauden- schlager--Pres., K. Burroughs--Treas., N. Coble--Reporter, S. Cox, K. Buffum. ROW 2: M. I-Iol1ingsworth,D. Newby, S. Wood 1 S. Blake, S, Payne, C. Tunis, B. Everett. ROW 3: R. Lawson, M. Wood, J. Hodgin, P. Reinhard, W. Robbins, N. Thomas, C. Da- mon, L. Steiner. ROW 4: J. Donica, D. Brovont, D. Hopper, B. Brummitt, J. Andreas, I. Groves, B. Alexander, S. jaenicke, I. Freeman. ROW 5: C. Salsbury, M. Steiner, R. Parker, D Shuck, D. Hutton, I. Hamilton, C. Sumner, B. Mushinske. 72 The biggest event in French Club this year is their trip to a French restaurant fas you can see by the picturesj. The club has es- tablished scholar- ships for 2 students continuing with French in college. i9am.A ROW 1: J. Coonrod--Pres., A. Hollingsworth--V.P., T. Joyce--Sec., L. Cox--Treas., J. Downey--Reporter, Mrs. Turner. ROW 2: N. Mc- Aninch, P. Milligan, B. Tremain, B. Cleland, J. Kyler, D. King. Latin Club Modernizes Latin Banquet The Latin Club is studying Virgil and other Roman poets this year. The club empha- sizes Romans which are not taught in class. Each year the club has a banquet during National Latin Week. This year the banquet is in the modern instead of the traditional Roman style. Food for the gods and godesses? Q, No, he didn't invent Caesar's salad What you have to go through to get an apple ! FRONT ROW--I. Rogers, S. Wood, R. Bolinger, D. Un- lingworth, E. Stanton, L. Steiner, 1. Downey, N. Coble 1-oe, 1, Coom-od, Mr, Mccullgugh, SECOND ROW--D, FOURTH ROW--R. Parker,D. Hutton,J. Pierce, L. Means, Newby, T. Shutt, W. Yoder, C. Simone, J. Hawn, B. R- Parker, J- Hil'f191iCk, M- Steiner- Britton, B. Tremain. THIRD ROW--K. Buffum, M. Hol- VVorms and Apples in Science Initiation Initiation was a source of apprehension to new Science Club members this year. They were blindfolded and taken to a table where their hands were placed in contact with unlmown objects. In It's what??! itself, this wasn't too bad but comments made by other members sparked their imaginations. This was an experience the new members won't soon forget. A trip to Milwaukee in March and the annual Science Fair in March are just two of the many projects that kept science club members busy this year. 74 W 2:-74, One of the most active clubs at Western is probably the audio-visual club. The boys are kept busy by the teachers, particularly since teachers are using audio- visual equipment more and more. The boys not only learn how to run the equipment, but also how to repair it. Too, they are taught how to splice films and filmstrips. This is avery important job because Western is acquir- ing more media and it must be taken care of properly. The assistance provided by the A-V Club has proved to be a tremendous asset to classes at Western. Which dumb teacher wants this thing next? A-V Clubps Assistance Useful in Classes FRONT ROW--W. Yoder,D. Isenogle, G. Milner, L. Cook, D. Tacco,D. Brass, R. Waddell, Mr. Myer. BACK ROW--I. Perciful,B. Shanks, F. Ortman, R. Chaplin, S. Howard, G. Cook, G. Hef- lin D. Pross. FIRST ROW, T.Laughner,D. Goodnight,J. Himelick, ton, D. Frazier, Mr. Reel, sponsor, THIRD ROW, R. treaszg B. Taylor, pres., S. Kay, v. pres., L. Cox, sec.g Huffer, L. Means, B. Jones, C. Sumner, M. Fulk, F. B. Britton. SECOND ROW, D. Coble, W. Yoder, D. Ortman, T. Clark, G. Fisher, B. Tremain. Lavengood, M. Steiner, D. Wells, S. Coyner, D. Hut- F. EA. Trip of Value to Members A discussion of the day's events takes place as members head for home. F.E.A. Engineering, an ever -expanding field, generates much interest among students here at Western. Members learn more about this field by way of trips taken throughout the year. Their most important business trip to date is the one that the club took to Day- ton, Ohio. At Dayton, they visiteda Man- ufacturing plant and took a tour of the city air base. At scheduled meetings they hear speeches from past F.E.A. members and working engineers. From this club, the members hope to understand the field of engineering a little better. F.C.A. The club, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, provides a Way in which Christian athletes may get together for a time of fellowship and worship. The meetings consist of bull sessions and scripture study which also try to answer the spiritual needs of each boy. This club, newly formed this year, also provides for a better understanding of the boys them- selves, and of the world around them. Clasp of fellowship Christian Fellowship ls Keynote of New Club lst ROW--Mr. Robertson, sponsorg J. Martin D. Bunce, cap.g S. Boune, cap. electg C. Quak- enbush,Sec. Chrm. 2nd ROW--D. Heatong M. Soupleyg T. Hamiltong C. Patchett, K. Lake H. Donica. 3rd ROW--J. Eatong R. Chapling D. Ashburng S. Howardg R. Waddellg J. Col- vin. 4th ROW--D. Hamacherg D. Hannag R Colbyg N. Lewellyng A. Stookeyg G. Pearson B. Dickisong D. Baltus. Bible Club Takes a Big Step Forward Bible Club is getting better all the time. With an increased member- ship, more opportunities are opened to the club. There are more guest speakers who are yery good and the meetings have an added interest. Be- sides speakers, singing groups also present programs. Yes, Bible Club really is moving forward and it is hoped that the progress will continue. at Ali PP If if 1 Singers are a source of inspiration to the club X 1st ROW--D. White, Sec.g I. Smith, Pres.g L. Cook, Vice-Pres.g K. Yenna, Treas.g G. Saul-- Sergeant of Armsg D. Hanscom--Chaplain. 2nd ROW--Mr. Lakeg I. Edwardsg L. Meeksg C. Ionesg Mr. Dougherty. 3rd ROW--H. Donicag R. Gloverg D. Coble. Hi-Y and Chess Newest Additions to List of Clubs The newly formed Chess Club gives those persons interested in the game of chess an opportunity to find better competition and learn many new techniques and maneuvers. Inter-school chess tournaments are held throughout the year and give members a chance to test their skills against stiffer competition. Patience and an interest in chess are requirements for admittance to the Chess Club. Hi -Y is arelatively new club at WHS, but certainly not an inactive one. Members sponsor dances throughout the year. This year's faculty basketball game was the re- sult of the efforts of Hi-Y. Though a young club, it is one of the most active. Patience is required in making im- portant decisions. lst ROW--R. Waddellg M. Deardorfg M. Steiner, Sec.g R. Reedy, Vice-Pres.5 S. Kay,Pres.g Mr. Burdette. 2nd ROW--M. Hurleyg 1. Hamiltong L. Meansg D. Gearyg M. Hannyg B. Britton. 3rd ROW--R. Marting I. Downeyg R. Thatcherg K. Pad- fieldg D. Carter. - 1 ll'-llslll-lffkXYli' J.-U What goes up . . . X Participating in sports and making friends is what G.A.A. is all about. The girls engage in a wide range of ath- letic events throughout the year. This requires staying after school for long hours of practice, but it's Well worth the effort. This year, Western hosted the first State G.A.A. Volleyball Tournament. Of the fourteen schools represented, Western took third place honors . Three Coins in a Fountain was the theme of the G.A.A. dance held in March. To acquire money for this dance , the girls sold candles in the fall. It was only because of their fantastic efforts that the dance was made possible. 80 Umphhhhh z Perfect for High-Spirited GAA Team Takes 3rd in State VelleyballTeurnamer1t SPP From TOP TO BOTTOM--C. Rodgers, S. Payne, P Spangler, R. Fleenor, C. Fewell, A. Tharpe, K Miller--Capt., M. Snyder, S. Blake. The smooth, flowing harmony of female voices is the trademark of the Vocalaires. This group provides some of the happi- est musical moments of the school year. School functions and local churches provide audiences for the Boys' En- semble, which includes the Barbershop Quartet. 1-'53 rv 4. FD f X . MX' I I xl N-if 1 Harmony Is. . Boys, Ensemble and Vocalaires ROW 1: D. Britton, D. White, T. Rodgers, M. Bruce, C. Quak- enbush. ROW 2: B. Brummitt, D. Steiner, R. Huffer, D. Unroe, j Steiner, B. Jones, R. Bollinger. All the air at ball games doesn't go into yelling I SEATED--M. Snyder, K. Miller, S. Wood, C. Simone, S. Blake, P. Spangler, B. Mushinski. STANDING--B. Britton, D. W'hite,D. Laudenschlger, D. Steiner, M. Bruce, J. Steiner, B. Jones, T. Rodgers. elodic Styles-Old and New Sf- f , S' A The Madrigals, formed three years ago to promote 16th cen- tury style singing, per- forms in Fun in the Fall, Winter Concert, school convocation and contests. The Stage Band, as modern as tomorrow, entertains in the Spring Concert and accompa' nies the musical, South Pacific. ROW 1: T. White, N, Thomas, P. Pollock, N. Coble, C. Wright, L. Cory. ROW 2: D. Taylor, J. Taylor, D. Steiner, D. Britton, J. Wright, G. Fischer, T. Newcome. ROW 3: J. Steiner, Quakenbush, B. jones. 83 C. Dramatics Club at Fine rts Festivalg NFL to Regional ON TOP OF LADDER: I. Rogers. DOWN LADDER LEFT: C. Simone, R. Erisman, P. Hallam, N. Coble. DOWN LADDER RIGHT: M. Snyder,D. Steiner, R. Bollinger, M. Fulk. L. to R. STANDING: M. Craig, Mrs. Stewart, B. Mushinski, L. Means, M. Bruce, L. Beard, D. Britton. SEATED: S. Kay, I. Coonrod, L. Melton, M. Lineback, L. Cory. ROW 1: M. Hollingsworth, C. Siler, G. Lee, D. Britton, L. Melton, N. Coble, E. Stanton. ROW 2: P. Hallam, P. Milligan, W. Robbins, P. Spangler, K. Miller, B. Brit- ton, L. Steiner. ROW 3: Mrs. Stewart, L. Means, M. Steiner, M. Bruce, B. Mushinski, M. Lineback. ROW 4: L. Cory--Reporter, S. Kay--Points Chairman, l. Rogers --Pres., J. Coonrod--Treas., C. Tunis--Sec. Go to speech contests on your free Saturdays. This will give you points so you can become a member of National Forensic League. Western hosted its second speech contest this year on Feb- ruary Sth. If you like to do skits, you can join Dramatics Club. The members present program s for the community year round. looking at scores at our speech contest. ouneil Seeks to Solve Problems Student Directory-- WHO'S WHERE --Reporter. much. From L. to R.--K. Laudenschlager--Sec., D. Hopper-- Treas., D. Steiner--Pres., R. Bollinger--V.P., S. jaenicke The Student Council's goal is un- derstanding between students and administration. The two-year -old council has already accomplished The Council sends their president ROW 1: D. Steiner, R. Bollinger, K. Laudenschlager, D. Hopper, S. Iaenicke, Mr. Bal- tus. ROW 2: A. Hollingsworth, I. Pierce, S. Bowne, D. Laudenschlager, M. Wood, J. Milburn. ROW 3: C. Ouakenbush, D. Taylor, M. Fenn, S. Sumner, L. Lineback. ROW 4: R. Shepard, S. Shuck, M. Small, C. jaenicke, D. Hendrickson. ROW 5: R. Koff- man, I. Mushinski, M. Snodgrass, R. Chaplin, D. Morris, M. Kirkendall. -l- l - to a Leadership Conference, pub- lishes a student di- rectory, and re- vises their Con- stitution. Art Club Wins Homecoming Traveling Trophy fl' , , '4 , 1, ,.gQmiLnfsmf-we W ROW 1: Mrs. I-Iunsberger, asst. sponsor, E. Stanton, T. Wilcox, G.LeS,P- Jackson, I. Coy. ROW 2: M. Branch, Miss Carter, sponsor, J. Rhine, D. Flynn, M. Arehart, D. Bunce, C. Sumner, B. Britton. ROW 3: S. Quinn, M. Sendelbach, R. Price, D. King. I W , , .QQFQ 5 KW! .l,,L1.5, i9 V' ig. A 4x1 M ' ' .Q ,K ,i V, f - . -., 4. 'uf . . -u - . ,, ye, ,, . , ,- -- figgfiqal , ' rg? Award-winning creations are displayed by their owners, Tom Wilcox and Dennis Bunce. 86 To encourage art as a vital form of communication and self-expression is the chief aim of the Art Club. Mem- bers are able to advance their artistic abilities and are pro- vided with an opportunity to display their work at the an- nual Art in Action showin the spring. This year the Art Club proudly announced that two of its members had winning en- tries in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards show. Art Club al so took honors at Homecoming by winning the traveling trophy for having the best walking float entered in competition. Western Dust Remover Western is especially proud of its major athletic award winners who comprise the W- Club. Boys with at least one major award in a varsity sport are eligible for membership. Members provide assist- ance at school activities, but mainly serve to boost school spirit. A trip to the A.B.A. play- offs in the spring is the high- light of this year. W- lub Assists at thletic Events FIRST ROW: D. Laudenschlager, D. Unroe, M. Miller M. Fulk, R. Bollinger, R. I-Iuffer, D. Wells, H. Ken- Worthy. SECOND ROW: H. Donica, D. Steiner, I. Har- rison, R. Courts, L. Hayes, B. Shanks, M. Craig, C. Pat- chett, B. Phipps, J. Rhine, V. Torivo, T. Laughner. THIRD ROW: J. Snyder, M. Steiner, M. Bruce, T. Nel- son,D. Lavengood, L. Cook, J. Stratton,L. Cox, R. Wie- busch,T. Shutt, M. Wray. FOURTH ROW: J. Martin, B. W 87 Stout, I. Himelick, C. Sumner, J. Ronk, R. Ryan, R. Dun- 1ap,D. Bunce, S. Bowne, J. Colvin, J. Gerhart, I. Pierce, M. Fouts, S. Waddail, T. Hamilton,D. Criss,D. Willis, D. Cass, T. Wood, I. Purciful, J. Eaton, B. Murphy. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Garrison, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Baltus, Mr. Ha- macher, Mr. Stookey, Mr. Lewellyn, Mr. Colby, Mr. Cox, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Snow, Mr. Dickison, Mr. Frankel. K Victory, victory, we want a victory! Western has aBooster Clubthat yells its heart out. Second only to Kokomoin size, it exists not only for school spirit, but also to drive our athletes on to Victory. The mem- bers' uniforms are white turtle neck tops and dark skirts. Any rules are usually complained about. Booster Club is no dif- ferent. Anyone wishing to join is told the how and Whys of the rules. This is what makes Western's l968-1969 Booster Club the best in the county. Booster Club Climbed just one free throw and we 've won the game. I I f ap A A by 6. Q Sneak yt, N 99, Q 9 to Second Largest in County ,gy 8 Y 11 find a high school as great as Western High 'QM I i, 69386 QYAQ, 6, N 4 .,5,, , KM,fMs,,,,F1 , 15 I fwifrgyygfwgffligz. -Q, 1- .P ,Q :':5f l5 if-95:1'i'gi'Hg5fWz. .0 12 ' L- fu' iilzkkfa' -'n l51iSTiff'I1y'j ax - mam'-sf is are . Ek, :gmt :6.,', -P , -.14 . ,.. .w,ML Q ff. if Wigs ii? H, , Q, K wigs X V y x 5 1,5 Q Yi? H '15 Q K fm 3, , X y NIC! N S 41 , Wav., Tig ,Ms ' ' ka , A ff 1 9 A ' ,P W1 SPORT gf JL U ,Q W M Hfsmfw X 'iff 4 ,-,qgsk Q- Q Y 'S q 1 X. 1 'G ' J 2 :Fw 1? ' 2'3?kfa.ih'f,5G9 . -,-A.4. ' A 225325554323 5?-3: qs FIRST ROW: R. Kuhns, I,-Gerhart, M. Wray. SECOND ROW: M. Kirkendahl, K. Stewart, B. Wainscott, R Stuffle. A Student Trainerjs Job IS Never Done just as one sport ends, another begins. me sums: me EXIT WT zmsmmtis WSU ,Bmw-,,wymumn mum Well, now you did it! 92 vga , - K-Aw: fd.-,s.'L,:u Wm I , '6 I yy., 'e .T .-4 Y ,1- .K -. ., ,, .-val an fa-.W 'fs-fe' +2 U if Q A-LQQJ' ' L'ufH'g!f , k. ,- ,v, . f 'QL' 'L if RL2?f2W'iTs?f ..:. xv , .41 - 'P-42 CV' , Q.. Za. N . Coaches Complete Successful Seasons BASEBALL: R. Frankel J. Garrison CROSS COUNTRY: D. Robertson FOOTBALL: D. Baltus D. Hamacher N. Lewellyn R. Colby A A R. Frankel J. Garrison A . Stookey A A BASKETBALL: . W D. I-Iamacher E. Cox ' A P. Dougherty WL R. Colby WRESTLING: T. Snow ' R. Frankel TRACK: D. Robertson., D. Hamacher E. Cox A R. Colby P. Dougherty GOLF: T. Snow A TRAINER: B. Dickison During an unexciting moment in the game, Coach Stookey relaxes. FRONT ROW: J. Garrison, D. Robertson, R. Colby, D. Baltus. SECOND ROW: D. Hamacher, P. Dougherty, B. Dickison, T. Snow. THIRD ROW: R. Frankel, A. Stookey, N. Lewellyn, E. Cox. 93 HSpirit Stickw on at amp JUNIOR VARSITY Lou Ann Anstett Candy Iris McC1uxe Vandercook Valerie Becky Wheeler Graves Debbie Hopper, Janet Amos, Bev Morrow, Cathy Simone, Donna Newby X lil Helps Cheerleaders Build Enthusiasm FRESHMEN: jill Laughner, Ierrilyn Garrison, Marilyn Fenn, Linda Lineback if SEVENTH GRADE: Tina Amos, Terri Mushinski, ' Dawn Oyler, Teresa I-Iamock. EIGHTH GRADE: TOP TO BOTTOM--Pam Turner, Susan Ericson, Susan Barnett, Sherry Shuck . 95 I l It E ROW 1: J. Martin, D. Unroe, B. Toney, R. Ryan. ROW Curry,K. Yenna,j. Ronk, R. Dunlap, M. Miller, T. Nel- 2: J. Duncan, V. Torivo, G. Cook, D. Wells, B. Stout, Son, I. Garrison, D. F1-ankle, J. Tharpe, D. Steiner, L. H. Kenworthy, D. Hanscom, I. Pierce, I. I-Iimelick, C. Cook, M- Fulk, J- Stratton, R- Glover. So you're the one that made me slide into second base! Denny Unroe: Most Outstanding Player. 96 Xlfestern slits- MIC Conf nce ' WE THEY Miami '-'- 2 rm ' G , Fai ount ,, Southwoodwaewi ,Q i' .,, .o. , l N0IfhWeSte1'I1 . F a fmf na-quah '- W1 'Q ,, , 3 - , J ii , 5 2 . Q KKA. ' if f ' 'f f-?f kL , ' ' 'Q Hifi' 'ff . 3. 3 i- P --ki ,-.' f 1-1:5 w , rr .oiri Q L ' 1 Wi H - H '22f-2if'Til'7g:Zif11fin 11 - aw ,Q i Y ,,,, f f if 'i', A ' I .Q ,,L . Another fast ball on the way! 2 . -yyy 5 . f - B 'ldsSe S nto7 10 , ul ' -'A Q, V. ,.:.ua1.4f rw n- ar.: ' :+.,Zy-2, ,M , 4. 1. . my . ' f a f 1 M 'f 1 if . r J , ..,.,.,m ,. .- ,1..f.-M,-J., Q I . .5,' .5 A- Avi. ..,,... vi ,, 4 ' ff' ' if f ' ' - - . . ' Q X r- '- 'L ff 3 - W S ' r 'ii 1' 7 . . 'J 2 .fs .., a arf may -f ' ,ag r- 5 .Q Q, f 1 :mv . vfggvmsgj. - ,,.... .Q .. gf . . , f'l'.39 65-15 Q.. . , -1 , Q' ig' Xw3gi.'f-aa . , X Z , 3 f , V . ', 'sl as . - A f ' A ' ' .i 1 ' - -l f 1 , 55 gf' K w ' -,Lx z ' . 5,7 xt K i 5, - . + 9 ' . I: 7 , f ROW 1: B. Rollins, D. Wunderlich, R. Browning, J. McAninch, T. Smith, K. Stewart, D. Tocco, M. Toney, M. Chaplin, J. Fivecoate, J. McAninch, J. Garrison, Coach. 97 Western Hosts Invitational J., - rn, .,' . r 1 s xv, 1 . -1 VARSITY G JR- VARSITY--FRONT ROW: T- Hamilton, Rodgers, M. Gifford. THIRD ROW: R. Parker, J. Tay- M- Fonts, B- Murphy, T- Short, R- Wiebusch, J. Eaton. 1er, D. Ashburn, C. Quakenbush, M. Milner. SECOND ROW: C. Sumner, S. Fieler, J. Himelick, T. Outstanding Runner: jeff Eaton r . J -gi .B . tsss B f-ll. 1 K 4 K . K -I A i .. IE, ' ' A Q 'T . ...'. A 'ri' 2' ' V, 5TE,p W W W , . 39 , 4, a5j.rTL:?p BTW sffiffff. r.-CQ.e Q3 from .oar JR. HIGH--A. Andreas, B. Andreas, D. Bledsoe, B. Phifer, J. Coyner. 98 , 3 is Cross Country Meet North And this used to be a golf course ! Trophies ready for Western Invitational. ...Getset... i Haworth V1Ct0rv rowns 8-1-1 Season Steiner, H. Kenworthy, M. Kirkendall QM, M. Wray QMJ. ROW 3: G. Jones, J. Harrison D. Laudenschlager, K. Lake, S. Howard, B Toney, B. Stout, D. Geary, C. Curry, D Downey, J. Martin. Coaches: 1. to r.: D Hamacher, D. Baltus, N. Lewellyn, B. Dicki- son fTrainerJ, R. Colby, D. Frankel. With a f1rst down just inches away, Huffer prepares to block for for Injury Plagued Panthers . ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,Fe FQOTBAIQL WE 1111 1 l 9 X A 0 'llilosrth Miami 0 Maclonaquah 19 s Northwestern 7 s m7515411 N26 28 SO 53 0 Ta r? 'iiig 33 14 Oa 31. l9 I im. Faf A ilw 55 14 f 14 6 County Easg- i West Jamboree 21 13 It's mine. You can't have it. Dennis Bunce receives his W jacket at the football convocation. IOI This ball has got to go! Western Future Strength Seen JUNIOR VARSITY --1st ROW: M. Hollingsworth, J. Martin, G. Jones, I. Colvin, M. Soupley, S. Howard, D. Cass, J. Steiner, K. Lake, C. Curry, S. Coyner, B. Stout, Mgr. J. Gerhart. 2nd ROW: D. Gotham, D. Geary, T. Kenworthy, S. Bowne, J. Tharpe, K. Salsbery, G. Cook, D. Parvin, S. Carter, M. Hanna,D. Bunce,Mgr. M. Wray. 3rd ROW: Mr. Colby, Mr. I-Iamacher, J. Hyde, S. Lauden- schlager, M. Martin, R. Browning, K. Engle, G. Hefflin, C. Miller, K. Grimme, S. Bowne, S. Catron, M. Fields, Mgr. M. Kirkendall. 4th ROW: J. Duncan, D. Isenogle, M. McQueary, M. Longworth, R. Richardson, J. Mc- Ananch, B. Tremain, B. Auth, D. Tocco, D. Brass, T. Carter, B. Steiner. FRESHMEN--lst ROW: Mr. Colby, D. Tocco, B. Tre- main, S. Bowne, D. Isenogle, J. Duncan, M. McQueary, G. Hefflin, B. Steiner, S. Catron, T. Carter, I. McAninch, B. Auth, 1. Gerhart. 2nd ROW: D. Gotham, C. Miller, T. Kenworthy, I. Tharpe, K. Salsbery, G. Cook, K. Grimme, S. Carter, M. Hanna, D. Bunce, R. Browning, Mgr. M. Wray. 3rd ROW: M. Martin, M. Longworth, K. Engle, S. Laudenschlager, J. Hyde, D. Parvin, M. Fields, D. Brass, R. Richardson, Mgr. M. Kirkendall. in nderclass Football Teams ea, zs :asa S ES! l Tx' .QSC Q as :ay as E ' fi? 5 T Ft 15' 1 A' lx l , y Q , - If-V4 , whom -Q., 35 2 4 8122 . fl Ai 4' ,, A . ixfi' jess? piyy BGLT, L, J if 5 . R 2 EIGHTH GRADE--lst ROW: R. Steiner, K. Wensel, W. Justice, S. Schafer, K. Hayes, T. Smith, D. Taylor, C. Stewart. 2nd ROW: Mr. Garrison, B. Wain- scott, A. Huse, K. Thompson, S. Steiner, D. Reser, B. Shay, R. Bollinger, D. Fowler, Mr. Frankel. 3rd ROW: M. Toney, M. Rayl, J. Slaven, J. Gerheart, R. Philips, D. Holt, R. Shepard. SEVENTH GRADE--lst ROW: M. Wheeler, R. Courts, R. Thomas, S. Givens, M. Geesman, N. Carter, S. Powell, G. Fowler, K. Stewart. 2nd ROW: M. Buffum, D. johnson, S. Fischer, R. Waddell,M. Snodgrass, B. Shanks,J. Erb, R. Walden,P. Kanable. 3rd ROW: R. Coons, R. john- son, J. Bennett, L. Christopher, T. Hale, L. Grimme, R. Marr, S. Street, K. Bauer, R. Wray. 4th ROW: J. Garrison, coach, B. Childress, M. Stanley, B. Phillips, B. Reed, B. Jordan, J. Harris, T. Cagle, I. Waddail, Mr. Frankel, coach. 103 Happy 4-Way Tourney champs ! Panthers Have Winning Season, but Lose KNEELING: D. Unroe, J. Stratton, M. Fulk, R. Chaplin, ison, Trainerg M. Miller, R. Ryan D Steiner, R. Dun- D. weus. STANDING: Mr. smokey, Coachg Mr. Dick- iap, Jim cerhm, Mr. Hamacher, Asst: coach. 104 Heart-breaker to Kokomo 61-60111 Sectional Outstanding Player: john Stratton I05 'YE 45 .S X39 JUNIOR VARSITY--FRONT: J. Martin, G. Jones, D. Hutton. BACK: D. Snyder, R. Glover, D. Ashburn, S Hanscom,Mr. Hamacher, coachg D. Nelson, J. Eaton, D. Howard, M. Harbin, R. Stroup. junior Varsity Pressures Opponents III-ELF !ll Y Y 3-on-1 usually means one player. 106 CW FRESHMEN--FIRST ROW: S. Waddell, B. Auth, Mr. Cox, coach: S. Clouser, T. Carter. SEC- OND ROW: B. Wainscott, M. Hanna, M. Martin,D. Bunce, J. McAninch,j'. McAninch, R. Brown- ing. THIRD ROW: D. Tacco, G. Cook, D. Roger, M. Chaplin, K. Salsbery, J. Fivecoate. th, Sth, 9th Boys Build Basketball Prowess EICHTH GRADE--FIRST ROW: R. Shepherd, R. Stone, M. Brannon, C. Hayes, T. Fitch, D. Vance, H. Alexander. SECOND ROW: B. Stuffle, D. Bledsoe, S. Steiner, T. Smith, T. La- Mott, M. Harrison, M. Small. THIRD ROW: P. Dougherty, coach, J. Slaven, D. Holt, M. Rayl, R. Phillips, M. Toney, D. Reeser. SEVENTH GRADE--FIRST ROW: L. Christopher, B. Shanks, T. Dyer, R. Chaplin, R. Thomase, M. Snodgrass, G. Fowler. SECOND ROW: R. Wal- don,J. Swick, B. Phiefer, D. Johnson, M. Wheeler, P. Kanable,M. Geesrnan, R. Kuhns. THIRD ROW: B. McDonald, L. Talbert, I. Harris, B. Jordan, B. Reed, T. Hale, R. Marr, R. Waddell. H MIC Champs: Terry Laughner, Herb Donica, Dave Lavengood Harry Kenworthy. Making use of a cradle hold pins opponent. Wrestlers Build 9-O Season Outstanding Wrestler: Herb Donica aylor 27 K mm 108 I 2 After many rounds of MIC competition, Harry Kenworthy receives his first place award. Even the refs have it rough! and Bring Home IC Crown SEATED: T. Laughner, H. Donica, D. Lavengood, C. THIRD ROW: Mr. Snow, coach, M. Fields, M. Ennis, K. Sumner, T. Clark, T. Kenworthy, M. Longworth. SEC- Smith, M. Knowland, C. Sumner, I. Duncan, S. Ericson, OND ROW: F. Ortman, E. Lambert, D. Laudenschlager, M. Hurley, D. Lavengood, M. Fouts, I. Downey,M. Line- H. Kenworthy,D. Coble, B. Jones, K. Grimme, B. Stout. back, K. Stewart, M. Kirkendahl, Mr. Frankel, coach. - U'H'I ' K ' I09 Mike Craig Hits a Record-Breaking LOW of 69 Ready...aim... ...FIRE...!! GOLF TEAM: B. Jones, J. Martin, S. Taylor, S. Hamilton, T. Laughner, R. Dunlap, G. Milner, M. Auth, R. Wadell, G. Greenfield, A. Philpot, I. Milner, Coach Snow. Not Shown: M. Craig. I if-41-in llo Team Wins First Howard County Golf Tourney. Outstanding golfer this year is Terry Laughner. , , ig V '53 y , a r 5 WESTERNQ 2 Q6 112 ' f ror an a ru, ooo f or rfr M A J,, .,?5,i, i , ,V K A ou,o 1 so rg? Candid1y speaking, I don'tthink they really know what they are doing. III Western's Wn Record-Breaking Team LM? as? 5 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: R. Wiebush, C. Patchett, R. Huffer, R. Bollinger, D. Steiner, D. Unroeg SECOND ROW: J. Gerhart, R. Chaplin, D. Ashburn, D. Criss, S. Wakkail, R. Hamilton, D. Willis, L. Cox, S. Coyner, D. Bunce, I. Eaton, J. Taylor, R. Stuffle, THIRD ROW: K. Grimme, J. McAninch, J. Fivecoate, D. Heaton, C. Quakenbush, R. Parker, D. Snyder, D. Geary, D. Downey, D. Bunce, I. Steiner, Mr. Dickisong FOURTH ROW: Coach Roberson, Coach Hamacher, B. Iurden, B. Steiner, B. Lahre, M. Chaplin, T. Kenworthy, B. Stout, K. Salsbery, M. Fouts, K. Smith, D. Isenogle. , ., U andawa jig, px uP, y .. 1969 ecofdS Dual Meets 4 3 Triangular Meets 1 Firstg.,l Second Western Invitational. lst in field of 6 Qentral Relays 3rd in field of 12, ,,, . Del15liis.gfRe1ays lst in field of 9 H . , t T -2 31? lirll Xilia T.. . .1 I. ,.,' 1l'. . Im vi 1 as .QQ w.,3igffip.'.v..e:f:k, ,g. .5 I, j X iw' xg: Q 5 . H2 B. - - Wins Their Own Invitational Track Meet 1969 New Records C 100 Yard Dash--Rick Bol- linger--:10.0, old rec- ord - -: 10 .2 a 180 Yard Low Hurdles-- . Rick Bollinger- -:20 . 9, old record--:21 . 0 Long Jump - -Dave Steiner , 'Im --21' 2 1f2 , old rec- ord--21' 1 fby Mr. Pearsonb 880 Relay - -Rick Bollinger, Ron Huffer, Dave Steiner, Dennis Unroe --1:34.59 old record-- 1:36.6 2 Mile Relay--Dennis Bunce, Ted Hamilton, Wiebush--8:36.73 old record--8:36.6 jeff Eaton, Richard . WHOOPS! ! ! JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM QB-TEAMJ: QFIRST ROW:Q Mr Daughtery, M. Kirkendall, R. Waldon, K. Stewart, M. Wheeler M. Manship,B. Andreas, L. Downey, P. Thomas P. Kuhnsz Mr. Colby. SECOND ROW: D. johnson, J. Coy: ner, M. Gillion, D. Hunter, G. Fowler, B. McDonald, A Andreas, B. Phiefer. THIRD ROW: S. Roby, M. Robbins, R. Hatfield, B. Childress, L. Grimme. Flinging it forty-two feet. JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM QA-TEAMJ FIRST ROW: Mr Daughtery, M. Kirkenclall, N. Johnson, D. Bledsoe, B Shanks, M. Snodgrass, N. Graves, S. Steiner, R. Chaplin R. Kuhns, Mr. Colby. SECOND ROW: R. Shepard, J. Sla- ven, B. Faye, T. Cagle, R. Bollinger, D. McKay, D Reeser, R. Stone. THIRD ROW: M. Toney, B. Jordon, B Reed, M. Rayl. ALBUM New Building in Planning Stage Looking over a booklet of school buses Mr. Rea, Mr. Means and Mr. Singer make plans for new school buses. SEATED: I. Anstett, D. Singer, jr.3 C. Hollingsworth. STAND- ING: H. Carter, I. Spangler Dr. W. J. Means, Dr. G Bollinger. Richard R. Rea A.B., Franklin College M.S., Indiana University Superintendent Have you ever wondered just who runs the school? Did you ever stop to think about who hires the teachers or makes out the school's policies? These jobs and others are done by the School Board and Mr. Richard R. Rea, the School Superintendent. At a typical Board meeting these men cover much busi- ness. There are reports on the lunch program, the main- tenance of the building and grounds, and the elementary and high school programs. At the present they are discussing the money situation and the building problems of the new high school. Do you think you could run our school as Well as these men have? Principals Expand Curriculum and Activities Donald E. Hanna B.S., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University High School Principal STUDENTS: Who are these men? They are Mr. Don Hanna, principal of Western High School and Mr. Dale Baltus, assistant prin- cipal. When you make out your schedules, do you think of who is responsible for pro- viding agood academic pro- gram for you to choose from ? This is part of Mr. Hanna's job. He supervises the choice of subjects offered so that some will appeal to our interests and also be bene- ficial to us after graduation. Mr. Baltus supervises the athletics and activities of Western. He schedules dif- ferent events so that they will not conflict with one another. Would you want to do these jobs? What do you suppose these two are up to? Dale F. Baltus, B.S., Wisconsin University, M.S., Indiana University Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Football Coach, Student Council Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor, In- tramural Basketball Sponsor. Guidance Helps to Build Character .-31 fl 1 Meredith Gene Pearson B.S., Ill State University M.S., Butler University Director of Guidance, FTA Adviser Mary E. Springer M The Guidance Program this year was well handled by three very capable counselors. Mr. Gene Pear son, Guidance Director, supervised the entire program. He also administered such tests as the National Merit Qualifying Test, SAT, and the PSAT to stu- dents Wishing to further their education after High School. Mrs. Mary Springer, Dean of Girls, has the responsibility of all the girls and the seventh graders. Her knowledge and understanding of students' problems has eased many minds. Mr. Norman Lewellyn has done an excellent job in his first year as Dean of Boys. The guidance and discipline of all boys is just one of his many duties. Norman H. Lewellyn B.S., Ball State University Dean of Boys Assistant football coach A.B., Manchester College Dean of Girls ur EHieient Secretaries re lnclispensable 'X ? Above left: Mrs. Taylor, High School Office. Above: Mrs. Hamacher, Corporation Office. Left: Mrs. Cowell, Bookstore and Extracurricular Below left: Mrs. I-Iimelick, Lunc:hProgram and Activities Office. Below: Mrs. Tudor,Bookstore and LunchProgram. Continuous Service Is Important Keeping our school in good shape is certainly a tedious job. N 1 Mr. I-Iosier, Superintendent of Building and Grounds Bus drivers--FRONT ROW: Chapman, Thomas, Kirkendall, Kuhns, Oilar, Orem, Maise. BACK ROW: P. Hobson, Fernung, Heaton, E. Hobson, Taylor, Hughes, Rawles, Waddell, Tucker. Not shown: Gilbert, Whitehouse. 120 ag. 417: 2 x X Q ,N 1 - 'L ' COOKS--1-r: Snodgrass, Bower, Hyde, Mi Q9 ller, Miller, Stroup, Newlin. Shepard, Mrs. Lewis, head cook. 3? iff ,ya V r 7 ' 2 , - , . . 4 W ir- CUSTODIANS--SEATED: Coonrod. STANDING: Coonrod,Redd1ng Shutters, Zell , Newlin. 121 Faculty Builds Interest IH Educatlon KEITH ADDISON B.S., Hanover Collegeg Social Stucliesg His- torical Society Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor. DOROTHY ADKINSON B.S., Butler Universityg Math 8. LANCE ALTER B.S., Ball State Universityg Language Artsg Bible Club Sponsor. JAMES ARBUCKLE B.S., Indiana University, M.S., Indiana Uni- versityg Social Studiesg Freshman Class Spon- sor. WILLIAM BURDETTE B.S., Fairmont State Collegeg Industrial Arts. I-IELEN CARTER B.M., DePauw Universityg Artg Art Club Sponsor. RON COLBY B.S.,Indiana Universityg Scienceg Asst. Foot- ball and Track Coach, 7th grade Basketball Coach. ERWIN COX B.S., Drake Universityg Social Studiesg junior Class Sponsor, Hi-Y Sponsorg Asst. Track Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach. CAROL DOREN B.SC., Ohio State Universityg P.E. H 113' 2-ttsftiafgff fs t2:fslre535fr1 A E f,.,aw1'1 f Nf't5,9 l'?ff'Y7iti RICHARD FRANKEL B.P.E., Purdue University, M.P.E., Purdue University, Social Studies, Baseball Coach, Asst. Football and Wrestling Coach. DALE HAMACHER B.S., Ball State University, Science, Asst. Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, W Club Sponsor. MARY HANSCOM B. M., Butler University--Arthur Jordon Con- servatory of Music, Music, Vocalaires, Boys' Ensemble, Top-Twenty-Two, and Madrigals Sponsor. WILMA HARRIS A.B., Indiana University, M.S., Purdue Uni- versity, Vocational Home Economics, Asst. FHA Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. CAROL HUNSBERGER B.S., Minot State College, Art, Asst. Art Club Sponsor. JOHN HUSKEY B.S., University of Tennessee, M.S., Univer- sity of Tennessee, Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor. LOUISE INMAN A.B.,Ball State University, French and Span- ish, French Club Sponsor, Echo Staff Sponsor. BETTY LOU JAMES B.S., Indiana University, M.S., Purdue Uni- versity, Vocational Home Economics, Sopho- more Class Sponsor, FHA Sponsor. CARMEN JOHNSON B.S., Ball State University, Language Arts. JACK LAKE B.S., Indiana University, Social Studies, Freshman Class Sponsor. ROBERTA LEWELLYN B.S., Ball State University, Business, Panth- er's Cry Sponsor, FBLA Sponsor. TOM LEWELLYN B.S., Murray State University, Industrial Arts, Junior Class Sponsor. CHARLIE MANNING B.S.S.E., Oakland City College, M.S., Indiana State University, Math, FEA and Junior Class Sponsor. CAROL MCCORMACK B.M., Butler University, Music, Cheerleader and Booster Club Sponsor. WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH B.S., Greenville College, Science, Science Club Sponsor. CARL MILBURN Indiana State Universityg Language Arts. INA MILBURN Indiana State Universityg Math. KENNETH MYER B.A., University of Maryland, M.S., Indiana Universityg Librariang Library Club and AV Club Sponsor. DANIEL ORBAUGH B.S., Ball State Universityg Language Artsg Freshman Class Sponsorg Athletic Statistics. LOIS PATTY B.S., Indiana University, M.A., Ball State Uni- versityg Businessg FBLA Sponsor. BETH PERKINS B.S., Ball State Universityg Englishg GAA Sponsor. DONNA PERSON B.M.E., Indiana University, M.M., Ball State Universityg Music Education and Performanceg Majorettes, and Stage Band Sponsor. ROBERT REEL B.S., Greenville Collegeg Mathg junior Class Sponsor, FEA Sponsor. DALE ROBERTSON B.S.,Ball State University, M.S., Purdue Uni- versityg Businessg FCA and W-Club Sponsorg Track and Cross Country Coach. LOIS RUSSELL B S , Marion College English THOMAS SN OW B.S., Indiana State Universityg P,E. Wrestling, Golf, and Physical Develop ment Club Sponsor. 3. It's one of those days . . . 124 ETHELYN STEWART A.B., Iowa University, M.A., Purdue Univer- sityg Language Artsg NFL and Drama Club Sponsor. GEORGE AARON STOOKEY B.P.E., Purdue Universityg P.E. and Social Studiesg Senior Class Sponsorg Basketball Coach. WAVA TURNER A.B., The College of Woosterg Language Artsg Latin Club Sponsor. MARTHA WAKEFIELD B.S., Ohio Universityg Home Economics and Biology. CAROLYN WHEELER B.S., Taylor University, M.A.,Ball State Uni- versityg Language Arts. vw ---- .- X - . ' , 'Nl .ll Mrs. james is just making sure it's the right one. Something new this year . . . a beautiful greenhouse .ew ,Wi Making Tomorrowis Memories Today Karen Amos FBLA 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FNA 45 Librarian 1,2,3,45 Of- fice Asst. 45 Powder Puff 45 Costumes and Stage Prop Committees 2. Ioene Lee Anstett Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Echo Staff 3,45 Choir 45 Librarian Club 2, Sec.-Treas. 35 Class Re- porter 1,3, Class Treasurer 2,4. Mark Arelfiart Art Club 1,2,3,4. David Barr FFA 1,2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, Chapter Sentinel and Chapter Farmer 4. Cheryl Elaine Baxter Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 FTA 45 Historical Society 45 Honor Society 45 Li- brarian 2,35 Office Asst. 45 Powder Puff 3,4. Beverly J. Bean FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Powder Puff 3. . ,qv- Billy Lynn Beard Drama Club 45 Physical Development 3,45 Class Play 45 Panther's Cry 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 3,4. Brooks Berryman Rushville High School 1,2,3. Sandra jean Blake Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,25 FTA 3,45 GAA 253,45 Vocalaires 3,45 Band 1,2, Treas. 35 Choir 3, Hist. 45 Madrigals 3,45 Show Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Top Twenty 3,45 Powder Puff 3. Class Officers fl-rj C. Laudenschlager, sec.5 J. Anstett, treas.5 D. Stei- ner, pres.5 M. Fulk, vice-pres.5 M. Snyder, reporter. 126 Richard Leon Bollinger Bible Club 1,25 Drama Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Physical Development 3,45 W-Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Choir 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Boys Ensemble 45 Class Officer, vice-pres. 1,25 Boys State Rep. 3. Michael L. Branch Art Club 3,45 Panther's Cry 3,45 Class Play 3,4. Bill Britton NFL 3,45 FEA 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Chess Club 45 Class Play 3,45 Football 2. Michael E. Bruce FTA 45 W Club 45 Football 1,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Band 1,25 Choir 3,45 Madrigals 45 Boys Ensemble 45 NFL 45 Class Play 4. Linda Carol Bunce Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 45 FTA 2,3, treas. 45 GAA 2,3,45 Historical Society 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Powder Puff 3,45 Honor Society 3,4. Sheila Kay Burrow Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3, proj- ect chr., 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Powder Puff 3,4. Teresa Marlene Carlile FBLA 3, treas. 45 FHA l,2,3,45 GAA 35 Powder Puff 3,4. Pamela jean Carter NFL 45 Bible Club 1,2,3, pianist 45 FNA 3,45 His- torical Society 2,3, sec. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Page for General Assembly 4. Janice Lynn Chandler Booster Club 1,2,35 FBLA 45 FHA 1,25 FTA 2,3,45 Historical Society 3,45 Honor Society 3,4. Leonard I. Cook Hi-Y 3,45 W Club 3,45 A-V Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 15 Intramurals 4. John Robert Coonrod NFL treas. 45 Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 FTA 2,3,45 Historical Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 3, pres. 45 Science Club 1,2,3, reporter 45 Band 1, drum-major 2,35 Class Play 45 Debate Team 45 Indiana Senate Page 45 Citizenship Apprenticeship Program 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Outstanding Teenager of America Award 4. Lynn Marie Cory Bible Club 25 Drama Club 45 FNA 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Westernettes 1,25 Majorette 3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 4. john Michael Craig Booster Club 1,25 WClub 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,4. Corrine Ruth Damon Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,45 French Club 3,45 FNA 3,45 Latin Club 25 Echo Staff 3,45 Band 1,25 Pep Band 25 Show Band 2. Judy Marie Davis Bible Club 2,35 Booster Club 2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 FTA 45 GAA 2,3,45 Historical Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 Echo Staff 45 Office Asst. 45 Powder Puff 3,45 GAA Queen 45 Sycamore High School 1. Not Shown: Ronnie Bowers Nell D. Davis Bible Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,35 Powder Puff 3,4. Gail Ann Denton Bible Club 1,25 FHA 15 GAA 15 Librarian 4. Vicky Darlene Dunlap Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 45 FHA 25 GAA 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Westernettes 1,25 Majorette 3,45 Stage Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Musical 1,25 Powder Puff 3. Samie Dunn Jr. Bible Club 1,25 Basketball 2. Karen Sue Erb Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,4. Rhonda Kay Erisman Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3, sec. 45 FBLA reporter 3, vice-pres. 45 FHA 1,25 3,45 FTA 2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Band 15 Westernettes 1,25 Librarian 25 Office Asst. 45 Class Play 3. Dan Fanning Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,25 Physical Develop- ment 35 Intramurals 1,2. Denise Edean Faye Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2 3,45 Panther 's Cry 4. Christine Joann Fewell Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,45 FTA 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Vocalaires 45 Band 1,2,35 Choir 45 Top Twenty 45 Show Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,3. i Tenny Fitch Ruth Louise Fleenor Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 Vocal- aires 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Office Asst. 45 Class Play 45 Musicals, Carnivals. Dave Flynn Booster Club 2,35 PhysicalDevelopment 2,35 W Club 3,45 Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,45 In- tramurals 2,3,45 Class Office: pres. 25 Panther's Cry 45 School Play 4. Ron Frazier Basketball 15 Intramurals 2,35 Physical Develop- ment 3. Mike Fulk Drama Club 45 FEA 2,3,45 Physical Development 3,45 W Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Class Office vice- pres. 45 School Play 3,45 Echo Staff 45 Choir 45 Ro- tary Club 45 All-Conference Team 3,45 All-State 45 All-AmericanfHonorable Mentionl 45 Most Val- uable Player 3,4. Debra Geary French Club 35 FBLA 35 Panther's Cry 35 Librarian 2,3,4. Deborah Ann Gerhart Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 45 GAA 1,2,35 Office Asst. 4. Roy Allen Grider Bible Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 35 Panther's Cry 3. Jennie Griffith Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3, Asst. Hist. 45 Powder Puff 4. Patti I. Hallam Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3, reporter 45 FBLA 3, reporter 45 FTA 2,3,45 NFL 45 PowderPuff 3,4. Ronald Gene Hanesworth Bible Club 1,25 Track 1. Michael Glenn Hanny Bible Club 1,25 Chess Club 4. Judy A. Harris Bible Club 35 FHA 1. Susan A. Harrison Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,45 Echo Staff 3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Powder Puff 3,4. Janet Marie Hawn Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,45 GAA 1, vice-pres. 2, reporter 3, pres. 45 Science Club 2,3,45 P.E. Asst. 1,2,35 State Badminton Team 1,2, 3,45 State Bowling Team 2,35 Powder Puff 3,4. Larry Hayes Hi-Y 35 Physical Development 35 W Club 3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 School Play 4. Debra Kay Hopper Bible Club 1,2,3, reporter 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 French Club treas. 3,45 FHA 1,2,35 FTA 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Historical Society 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,treas. 3, treas. 45 Powder Puff 4. Ronald Kennth Huffer Bible Club 1,25 FEA 45 Physical Development 3,45 W Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Choir 2,3, treas. 45 Boys Ensemble 45 Class Play 3,45 Musical 2,3,4. Jana L. Humes Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3, pres. and asst. pres. 45 FHA 2,3,hist. 45 FNA vice -pres. 3, pres. 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Officersec. 1 and 35 Homecom- ing Queen 4. Patricia Hyde Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3, asst. pres. and pres. 45 FHA 1,2,3, photo. 45 GAA 1,2, vice-pres. 3,treas. 45 Librarian 3,45 Office Asst. 45 Class Play 4. Larry I. lndrutz Intramurals 45 Kokomo High School 1,2,3. Tina Jones Bible Club 1,23 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3343 Class Play 2,43 Powder Puff 3,4. Steve Kay Drama Club 43 FEA 233, vice -pres. 43 Honor So- ciety 3343 Chess Club pres. 43 NFL 3,45 Librarian 233,43 Class Play 334. Steve Keating Physical Development 43 Bennet High School 1,2,3. Roger L. Kendall Bible Club 1,2,3343 FFA 2,3,45 Physical Develop- ment 3,43 A.V. 1,2,3,4. Michael Knowland Bible Club 23 Physical Development 33 Chess Club 43 Cross-Country 13 Wrestling 233,43 Panther's Cry 3. James Robert Kopkey Charles E. Lambert Physical Development 3,43 Football 1,23 major award 33 and 43 Wrestling major award 3 and 4. Catherine Aleta Laudenschlager Bible Club 1,2333 sec. 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 French Club 3, pres. 43 FHA 1323 sec. 3, pts. chr. 43 FTA 2, sec. 3 and 43 Historical Society 3, pres. 43 Honor Society 3,43 Echo Staff asst. ed. 43 Student Council 3, sec. 43 Class Officer sec. 43 Outstanding Teenager of America Award 4. David D. Lavengood French Club 33 FEA 43 W Club 2,3,4Q Chess Club 43 Wrestling 2,3,4. Gail Yvonne Lee Art Club 1,2,33 vice-pres. 43 Booster Club 1,23 French Club 3, vice-pres. 43 FTA 2,3343 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Honor Society 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,43 Librarian 2,33 Class Play 1,2. Dave Martin Bible Club 1,2,3g Hi-Y 43 Physical Development 3,43 Intramurals 1,2. Nita Jane McAninCh Bible Club 1,23 Booster Club 13233343 FHA 233,43 GAA 1,233,43 Latin Club 23334. Linda Darlene McCrurnb Booster Club 1,23 Librarian 23 Office asst. 2. Patricia jo McGinnis Booster Club 1,2,3,43 FBLA 43 FHA 1,233,43 GAA 1,2333 Powder Puff 334. John C. McKoon Bible Club 1,23 Booster Club 1,23 Cross Country 23 Intramurals 3,4. Debbie McQueary FHA 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Office Asst. 45 Class Play 45 Powder Puff 3,4. Lyn Means Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 FEA 45 FTA 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Historical So- ciety 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Chess Club 45 Sci- ence Club sec. 1,2,3,45 NFL 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Girls State Rep. 35 45th District Congressional Scholarship Trip Winner5 Tribune Safety Essay Con- test Winner 35 High School Reporter 4. Kathy Dale Milburn Bible Club 15 Booster Club 1,45 FHA 1,2,45 GAA 1,45 Carrizozo High School 253. Kathy Lynn Miller Bible Club 1,2, music director 3 and 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Vocalaires 2,3, captain 45 Band 1,2,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,45 Madrigals 2,3,45 NFL 3,4. Pamela Marie Milligan Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FNA 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 NFL 45 Office Asst. 35 P.E. Asst. 3,45 Musical 15 Powder Puff 3,4. Greg Milner French Club' 35 W Club 35 A-V Club 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 15 Cross Country 15 Golf 2,3. Brent Morgan Taylor High School 1,2, Bev Morrow Booster Club 15 French Club 35 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleaders 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff 3,45 Office Asst. 4. Roger Myers Bible Club 1,25 Physical Development Club 35 Bas- ketball 1,2,3. Donna Lynn Newby Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3, song leader 45 FTA 3, parlia- mentarian 45 GAA 1,2,3, sec. 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Echo Staff 2,3,45 Cheerleaders 45 Westernettes 25 Office Asst. 25 Class Play 2,3,45 Powder Puff 3,4. Frank Edward Ortman FEA 45 FFA Star Greenhand 2, treas. 3, pres. 45 Phy- sical Development Club 45 W Club 45 AV Club 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 35 Wrestling 4. Dennis R. Parker Bible Club 1,2,35 FFA 3,45 Student Trainer 15 Panth- er's Cry 3. Donna Mae Parker Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,35 FHA 1,2,35 Li- brarian 2,35 Office Asst. 2,3,4. Charlie Patchett Bible Club 1,25 Physical Development 35 WClub 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Panther 's Cry 4. Linda Kay Pavey Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,35 French Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Historical Society 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vocalaires 3,45 Echo Staff 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Top Twenty 3,4. Barry Wayne Phipps Hi-Y 45 Physical Development 3,45 W Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 2,35 Track 25 Intramurals 4. Theresa Lynn Powers Art Club 45 Bible Club 2,35 FBLA 3,45 FHA 3. Renita Louise Price Art Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,3,45 GAA 15 Li- brarian 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff 4. Norman Ira Pruitt Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,25 FFA 3,45 Intra- murals 3,4. Susan Jane Quinn Art Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3. Robin DeVon Reedy Booster Club 3,45 French Club 35 FFA 35 FHA 45 FNA 45 Chess Club vice-pres. 45 Powder Puff 3,45 P.E. Asst. 3,45 Kokomo High School 1,2. Cheryl Reinhard Powder Puff 45 Charleston Catholic High School, West Virginia, 1,2,3. joseph E. Rhine Art Club 2,3,45 FBLA 45 FFA 2,3,45 Physical De- velopment 3,45 W Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 35 Class Play 4. Linda Susan Richardson FNA 3. Linda Gayle Ridenour Art Club25 Bible Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Show Band 2,35 Powder Puff 4. John Roberson Track 3. Terrance Lee Rodgers Choir 45 Madrigals 15 Boys Ensemble 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Cross Country 35 Class Play 35 Music- als 35 Top Twenty 4. Carol Ann Rogers Bible Club 1,2,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, reporter 3, rec. leader 45 FNA 45 GAA 15 Vocalaires 2,3,45 Echo Staff 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Top Twenty 2,3,45 Musical 1,2,45 Powder Puff 3. Imo Lou Rogers NFL 3, pres. 45 Bible Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2, 3,45 Drama Club vice -pres. 35 pres. 45 FNA 3,45 FTA 2,3,hist. 45 GAA 1,2,35 Historical Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 3, sec. 45 Powder Puff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Girls State Rep. 3. Patricia Kay Ross Booster Club 3,45 FBLA vice pres. 3, pres. 45 GAA 3,45 Echo Staff 35 Office Asst. 45 Class Treas. 35 Track Queen Court 35 Taylor High School 1,2. Not Shown: George David Pross5 Mike Ratcliff. Mike Rusk Panther's Cry 3. Carolyn Rutherford Booster Club 1535 GAA 1525 School Play 25 Choir 253545 Powder Puff 3. Sharlotte Sue Salsbery Bible Club 1,2545 Booster Club 152545 French Club 3545 FHA 152535 treas. 45 FTA 253,45 Historical So- ciety 45 Honor Society 3545 Powder Puff 3. Robert Barton Shanks Bible Club 1525 FFA 253, vice-pres. 45 Physical Development 35 W Club 3545 Basketball 152535 Foot- ball 354. Deborah Ann Sherrod Bible Club 15253545 Booster Club 3545 FHA 152535 sec. 45 GAA 1525 Choir 1545 Office Asst. 45 Class Play 354. Thomas William Shutt Bible Club 1525 Physical Development 35 W Club 45 Baseball 35 Track 45 Cross Country 253545 Intramurals 45 Student Trainer 15 Wrestling 35 Echo Staff 45 Sci- ence Club 4. Cynthia P. Siler Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 153,45 FHA 15 FTA 3545 GAA 15253545 Band 15253545 Majorettes 3,45 Stage Band 35 Pep Band 3545 P.E. Asst. 3545 Powder Puff 3545 Musicals 253545 Class Play 354. Cathy Simone Bible Club 15253545 Booster Club 15253545 Drama Club 3545 FHA 15253545 FTA 253,45 GAA1,253545 Historical Society 3545 Honor Society 3545 Science Club 45 School Play 15253545 Echo Staff 45 Choir 253545 Cheerleaders 3,45 Powder Puff 3545 Madrigals 253545 Girls State Alternate 35 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Princess 35 Drama Club treas. 45 GAA sec. 3. Kathy Slaven Booster Club 15253545 FHA 15253545 FNA 45 FTA 45 Westernettes 25 Office Asst. 45 Powder Puff 3545 Class Sec. 2. Jeannie Smith Bible Club 15253545 Booster Club 15253545 Chess Club 45 FHA 15253545 GAA 152535 Library Club 45 School Play 1525 Panther's Cry 35 Band 15 Choir 15253545 Westernettes 1525 Powder Puff 35 Office Asst. 4. Minnie Smith Taylor High School 15253. Melinda jane Snyder Bible Club 152535 pres. 45 Booster Club 15253545 Drama Club 3545 French 3, sec. 45 FHA 25 rec. leader 3545 FTA 253545 Historical Society 35 reporter 45 Honor Society 3545 Band 1525 Choir 2535 sec. 45 Vocalaires 253545 Cheerleaders 15 Madrigals 3545 Musicals 1525 3545 School Play 3,45 Class Reporter 4. David Allen Steiner FTA 35 pres. 45 W Club 3545 Basketball 15253545 Baseball 1,45 Football 153545 Track 253545 Student Trainer 15 Band 1525 pres. 3545 Choir 15253, pres. 45 Stage Band 15253545 Student Council vice-pres. 3, pres. 45 Madrigals 3545 Boy's Ensemble 15253545 Class Pres. 45 Class Play 253,45 Boy's State Alternate 3. D. Mark Steiner NFL 45 French Club 45 FEA 3545 Historical Society 45 W Club 45 Chess Club 45 Science Club 3545 Foot - ball 15253545 Echo Staff 45 Librarian 354. Saralyn Stewart Wanda Lee Stone Bible Club 1,2,35 FBLA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Panther's Cry 45 Librarian 3,4. John Stratton Historical Society 45 W Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Echo Staff 45 Choir 45 Class Pres. 1 and 35 Buena Park High School, California 2. Patty Sturgeon Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Panther's Cry 45 Li- brarian 45 Office Asst. 4. Cory J. Sumner French Club 3,45 FEA 45 W Club 3,45 Chess Club 45 Cross Country 3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. William L. Taylor Bible Club 1,2,35 FEA 2,3, pres. 45 FFA 1,2, vice- pres. 3, treas. 45 Echo Staff 45 Band 1,2. Patrick Allen Terhune Choir 25 Football 1,3. jane Ann Thompson Bible Club 1,25 Booster Club 1,2535 FHA 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Panther's Cry 45 Office Asst. 4. Victor Torivo W Club 25 Baseball 4. Billie Kay Trernain Booster Club 3,45 FEA 45 FHA 3,45 FNA 3,45 FTA 45 GAA 3,45 Historical Society 45 Latin Club 45 Science Club 45 FNA treas. 45 Class Play 3,45 Marion High School. Rebecca Anne Tucker Bible Club 1,25 FHA 3,45 GAA 1,2,3. Carol Tunis Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 45 French 3,45 FTA 2,3,45 NFL sec. 45 Echo Staff 45 Band 1,2,3. Dennis Lee Unroe Science Club 3,treas. 45 Physical Development 3,45 W Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2, reporter 3, pres. 45 Choir 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. Welby Vincent Rick Weir French Club 3,45 Kokomo High School 1,2. Richard F. Wiebusch Physical Development 35 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,4. Sara Marie Wood Bible Club 1,2,3, vice-pres. 45 Booster Club 1,45 French Club 3,45 FTA 2, treas. 3,vice-pres. 45 His- torical Society 2, sec. 3, treas. 45 Science Club 1,2,treas. 3,vice-pres. 45 Band 1,25 Choir 25 Mad- rigals 2,3, captain 45 Girls State Alternate 35 DAR Good Citizen Award 45 Outstanding Teenagerof America Award. Jill Marlene Wright Bible Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Librarian 25 Office Asst. 45 Musical 45 School Play 2,35 Run- ner-up in Junior Miss Pageant 4. Steven S. Wunderlich Bible Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1. Wayne Yoder Bible Club 1,2,35 FEA 3,45 Science Club 3,4. Kerry A. Youngdale Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 25 Physical Development 3,45 Roosevelt High School, Minnesota 1,2. Gary Lee Kitchener FFA 3,45 Intramurals 45 Carl Hayden High School, Arizona 1,2. The class of '69 had many de- lsn't that funny Dave? . . . Dave? . . . Dave? Seniors at least tried . . . ' cisions to make in order to be able to go on a class trip, have a class flower, motto, etc. The final de- cision was to have the red rose for the class flower. The red rose was also the flower that the girls car- ried and the boys Worea white car- nation. The class colors were royal blue and white. They Went to Detroit for their trip and as usual the kids got tired and the sponsors had a ball! The motto was Making Tomorrows Memories Today . Rf J 1 Fantasy Provides Romance for Junior Prom H sw. , 5 . A - .iz , i - A ,rs Q., fl Q ,....a .. ,EL ,, so ... i ' x K t., .Paws , 5 . , 4- n K ex by i 'i Q , ' 2' ' , bi - Q. . , Q.. g i ,,,kL , V 'gil A I xii 7:9 fx . kvig ' ' . L ' X--, nl l,r I, -V-K 'Kd I i. . f .- K FN I - I 3' -, ,, V,,, 'Q ,1 52' ,152 'af ,Z C xi ' 2252? A A A ' f f van 1' as' ' ,Q is -. fr 5' s f A ,Q 'Q i -, gx . X 2 li N- Y- ' :S -T I si it , 2 P . , . i i. C, Q -kzl ti! QA? x N 2 -5, s, A H Nj i I ,ss xxi aa fha .3J 'l ' fi ' 2. , .ZAI E ,Q 'W W ' ' Vv,k V H 5 K n H an 1 gl . K 6' V . . 1'- Us M W ,ani ,Yi , ,,,, . ,. 4' . . f ff . ?.,..5. . -fi if 1 . - gy, f rv gr J, ,ni ,sw ag si.. aaaa f , l36 Mike Abresch, Tom Aeschliman, janet Amos, Marcia Anger, Steve Auth. Lynda Barker, Peggy Blades, Sharon Bolton, Steve Bowne, Charlotte Brass. David Britton, Deb Brovont, Barry Brum- mit, Kim Buffum, Dennis Bunce. Kathy Burroughs, Debbie Carter, Shir- ley Carter, Dan Cass, Bridget Clark. Terry Clark, Bill Cleland, Nancy Coble, Kenny Collins, james Colvin. Jackie Coonrod, Ron Courts, Larry Cox, Jeannie Coy, Steve Coyner. Dean Criss, Vera Cross. Sally Croto, Cindy Culbert. Judy Dillman, Judy Donica. john Dunbar, Marilyn Duncan, Rick , - Dunlap, Greg Eaton, Robert Erb. .nm ,nv Stephen Ericson, Stephen Ferguson, Gary se Fischer, Clyde Fivecoate , Dave Fleenor. , fl ,W N GV. d ijt , Q, x it Y . sf S 'crre 'T' il K K Sheryl Fletcher, Daryl Flynn, Mark Digg! 54- i j Fouts, Darrell Frazier, Mike Galloway. v I ,, V . .L 'f A' 'mf ' r r ll' if X Z! 1 M , Gif Y s A wright: . f F S Dave Goodnight, Christina Gordon, 4 L. , V 4, gr E .Q 1 .- james Gower, Mary Grimes, jaci fi' ' Q ' V ., ,. Groves. A Q A ' 1 it 56.7 1 XV M V 6- J M gs K 1 Ted Hamilton, Jim Harrison, Dennis r :uf 6, ff, Hawes, Jeff I-IimeliCk, leanne Hodgin. I7 'FII A ' F ' . r l X 'J ig ij' if F 'fs f if , Merry Hollingsworth, jennifer Humes, 5 QQ., .514 Danny Hutton, Madeline Hyde. 4 -- , - A ,gk ' I ,, - ' ,J .K I fi alll V. F' 5 Girls State: Alternates, Shirley Carter, Lucinda Steiner, Delegates, Barbara Mushinski, Nancy Goble. 7 Boys State: Delegates, John Pierce, Richard Parker, Alternates, Dennis Bunce, Harry Kenworthy. or Pi xk y hx ' ' 3' Hx J, 5 . r ' Q 'ai A I fy 5 .. gf, S X , -:w3Rfg3 'i L 'f ' ,f ' x w 'M A 'R , ,,., V, ,,,1 ,F ' ziif I ? b y C ziil 3 , x 3 XQQM1 y i B ,, ,f f f B . A,A, A r L B 5 - ' yy, r 'i e 1 3 - 3,3 A 3 ,e,x'f'f '. F-lzigf,-3 Q'2N'.. , 1 'Tw rr gi., ,,, I an lr, zfxf- - r , your 1.s...... V . V 'r :- A Q F,,2sw is X. ' TY. 4 84 N. if S 6 is iggzisf , ,, 5' ' n H . ,, vi . ' ass, I fi if K Y H 'N f '- '- 9,51 W, M- . Q wif isiririg ir. sf . . . ,M T V . 1' , , J f , ., X, , , .A Wx, f v.. 'Hy sw Q, , 'fa 1.4, Y' T? 'F' Ls, E ' X-2 e R m i Wi ' ' B A Z H L K ,v:v 5 ,H M - E E : Q ,.: , l ' 75. -, J EW A a 'M r x 1 ,m-' .3 . few ' A -h 'X 138 Patty jackson, Maureen jaenicke, Kathy Johnson, Bill jones, Gregg jones. Tawna Joyce, Harry Kenworthy, jane Kyler, Cathy Lambert, David Lauden- schlager. Terry Laughner, Rita Lawson, Don Lef- fert, Stephen Lineback, Paula Maxwell. Candy McClure, Linda McNally, Linda Melton, Mark Miller, Brad Morgan. Barbara Mushinski, Tom Nelson, Terry Newcom, Paul Newport, Pam O'Neal. Penny Osborn, Richard Parker, Sue Payne, Bill Pettay, john Pierce. Jeannine Raymer, Paula Reinhard, Richard Ridenour, Wanda Robbins. Doris Robbins, Beverly Roberson, James Robey, Nikki Rodgers, Donna Roler, Jim Ronk. Billie Ross, Margie Royce, Bob Rush- ing, Jerry Rushing, john Rutherford. Not Shomm: Christine jordan, Jerry Mul- linax. Roger Ryan, Greg Saul, Fred Schafer, Mary Sendelbach, Rick Shepard. Debra Shirar, jeffrey Shuck, jeff Smith, Mark Snodgrass, Danny Snyder. Jerry Snyder, Mike Soupley, Pam Spangler, Eunice Stanton, John Steiner. Lucinda Steiner, Randy Stone, Kathy Sturgeon, Alice Tharpe, Mike Thomp- son. Anita Toney, Libby Tudor, Darrell Van Horn, Don Wells, Valerie Wheeler. Carol White, Dave White, Patricia White, Kathy Whiteman, Ted Wilcox. TomWilcox, Dick Willis, Terry Wood, Cynthia Wright, Daryl Youngdale. X, -4. '..-,,, in ash, 14- Kxx .554 nr- ax. Q i1x.lfi.!'?3Si.i tir' 'ff f J zgaffng Q ,l 5 L it 9 1, x. A 4234 if gg f - L Q S' affnfagg ttaa ff .- V 'M J, ' Q -1: g:3,.,.g. i f I1 . is v ' ' 'ft fi f' '-g,we,z5 ff t . N, , , . .. ,. . 5 . A. Ag 1 Y? sri Q SQ .. GZ' W in 'H TS: , 'D ,. .. .Q .-. am L 'Q ' gag-A 22 , w .M ,ff N . . S r , N' ,': ,g, r.. Bag. H wx, 5 1 --I . i :QW L-52 331 il -+ ,, ,.2.y G28 t' F i?w H? M4 X JUG X Q ws Eva' sf ,.,-i f 7 ' rzr' if W s 'Sf T 'L S :aa rf? +3 M- ,x arwwtif r wil Q tis a r.wi Q, we vga 'fit ,li 1 R A, i .'., in L gt ,fam it fa . .i?'iE3l: Q ' -f . -ig gl o ' l' M te, ri - , ' 'll it 1 wt ' ,, x .g V X A It B 21- ll 1, E . teny , s l i . . - Rick Dunlap, Sec.-Treas. john Pierce, Pres. Steve Bowne, V. Pres. Rita Lawson, Rep. Class Rings: Highlight of Sophomore Year The sophomore class this year is really on the ball. They started their year out by building a Winning float for the annual Homecoming cel- ebration. Another annual event of the sophomore class is the purchasing of class rings. This year they had their choice of style in many col- ors. With their freshman year as their foundation, the soph- omores are well on their Way to building for a better fu- ture. .,., g i E r a i ii . .6 . s fl x Dig. it n f or if fff'lz.4ff- fi ll-'i g Wg X .,,,.,Kr fa.. 'ttf 5 J Q , ? ,L ,M I. 1' - I ' 3,5 V, , hi s 3 if '. '-rr f i v S? fi ' 4 i .- S ' X . I -is. Q T N ' ' ' ..,. KT'4 W' - 'uv . L V1 A - . . , W , - 'fp' .- -r - 2 .lj i Q' if? li is- 1 rl A A v a ll irii 1 iisr g no 1 T A , . N ,V 1 .f . i i Hx yqfx rl A Wi D lsr: i A i ,,iltiy A - f f: ,iityh ' K - sim ir. -4 . E91 X a T D I I E sgat ' ' ix r as me X y aatii T taitta ? Ts ' ik X X ll? if tx dr X 7 '9- 'E' Mi f '. W . he -f' it X F I , 1 i Q X. 'Q ' , Q, r Q, A .K K Xl t 140 Beth Alexander, Jerry Andreas. Lou Ann Anstett, Dick Ashburn. Rick Bartley, Rodger Beatty. Dorothy Beck, Roger Blankenship, Kevin Bledsoe, Pamela Brown, Phillip Bunce. David Carter, Nancy Carter, Richard Chaplin, John Cline, Don Coble. Shirley Cox, Dennis Coverdale, Joe Cross, Lena Crowe, Chris Curry. Fred Damon, Mike Deardorff, Chester Denton, Herb Donica, Dennis Downey. Jeff Downey, jeryl Downey, Debbie Dunmoyer, Roy Dunn, Ieff Eaton. jim Edwards, Michael Ennis, Beth Ev- erett, Mike Fanning, Joe Fleenor. Linda Frazier, Jane Freeman, David Geary, James Gerhart, Rick Glover. Becky Graves, Gary Greenfield, Tim Guy, John Hamilton, Sherri Hanny. Doug Hanscom, Mike Harbin, Jamie Harris, Dennis Heaton, Anita Henderson. Debbie Holbrook, Dave Hollen, Alma Hollingsworth, Bob Hollingsworth, Mark Hollingsworth. Marsha Hosier, Stephen Howard, Mich- ael Hurley, Lenora lndrutz, John Jami- son. Karen Johnson, Garry Jones, Judy Jones, Judi Kanable, Jim Kidwell. Pam Kidwell, Phillip King. Laurie Kitchener, Robin Knowland. John Kuhns, Kenneth Lake. Busy work goes into the winning float. i'i' J s J J V 'Q if ii tw in U' ,. J ,Ji JJ ,G nfl, x sf' w i 'E L' N2 -, 4 ,, qi , V. H , . . . 5 425 . i at , J V Kls, '- NJ f 1 - ' Ja., f f r ff J ,J J X- J -. r,,ssr J A . fl .J ' r JJJJ J J ' snnrr s J, o J llllns LJ J J Ji-J ,.. K' 'V A J Q JJJJJ ,Q , 'Q .V f n 1 ifapm , 4 fl' J ,, R . y' 2 ,mn 1 Q liii'ddf . 'll' 'il 'VIL ,g?g2'g J B J ,f Jill' vi J W... i iidi A ' r 7? ' 21 if if JJJJ f 1-4. ,.: - ,, , :, 13-4 A y K U 5 ,5 'rrst ' ' 'J fi f 7ilefPf M ... .L 1 t Q., W J-2? J I , I .J j ': ' Lf ui K , J ' A Jr GJ I ' l i' V 'iv . S'ekjil1 1 1 , . J 1 ,., , ..,,.. ,, E H V, V h , , V my ? S M, M 123 fAw C C W - or U ' ' , x I . , ' M x if9iELi'r 'E if ' 'V V Nm ,. td - 1 a syra C ' C 5 9 'N fkk , .-l.,-n,,,, . I LLi . ,W A gg? , T f K A ' A -6' 3,4 ' ef M lm! Milf. ' f f K I l lx ', ,' 3 C - rr r ' ' WKQLX ,,, . Q ' ,. ,,,', j , , ,. , .f f- ,. 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Jeffrey Purcifull, Carl Quakenbush, Sally Rayl, june Rhine, Charlene Richardson. Dale Romack, Carolyn Ross, Melinda Saul, Lynda Schmidlin, john Seymore. Not Shown: Ricardo B. Monte Serrat Debbie Shay, jean Sherrod, Douglas Shuck, Kent Smith, Susan Stiner. Eddy Stone, Brad Stout,Russ Stroup, Chuck Sumner, Paula Talbert. Terri Talbert, Debbie Taylor, Dick Ty- lor, james Taylor, Richard Thatcher. janet Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Larry Thompson, Carroll Todd, Robert Toney. Iris Vandercook, Vicky Varney, Randy Waddell, Steve Waddail, Teresa Walter. Keith Wensel, Chris Wilson, Pamela Wilson, Mary Wood, Mike Wray. :?P 'i,f1. LV, ,,..l X! will J, 5. ,: 5? L. XA .. C-,. ,, 5 Q 5 CEL E .Q W.-, X 3...y,-ivflia H 3: xxfgiifilki , W, 1 4' fi ..,r,, - x 319' f.. Lg as ,wh W , 1 A 1 . f ,L 2, j il ilafis I T r,,, T EM W' I 1 rg, 7 , 5. ,E , ,ff'31, :xl I ,I M ' I V, A Wi 1 , 2 f uf ,,.' A C . f s ' 'A ,, .. Y s . Qlgafha, , ii nf ,, - fi. . ,f' f , rl.. .. 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T3z,,- krkw 1 1 ' FWK- - fi H ' X A pa A ..L.a gl ffQQf, Si ' ' xr ,Q r' S ' X T er? V 7 A iii R - it J. i ' 5 K., , ,, , ,.., ,.,.,, ,, . jf' 1 7 s. ,N hssw A W Q! 1, F r f Y ni fl M M : Q it f 1 144 Tom Aaron, Denise Andreas, Bob Auth, Denise Barker, Orlan Barker. Steve Barr, Ronnie Bauer, Pamela Bax- ter, Carolyn Bolton, Stan Bowne. Elizabeth Branch, Dave Brass, Rick Browning, Rick Buffum, Dave Bunce. Dan Carney, Kenneth Carter, Stanley Carter, Tim Carter, Karen Cass. Steven Catron, Mike Chaplin, Deborah Choate, Steve Clouser, Randy Coap- stick. Garlan Cook, Danny Cotham, Tom Cot- ham, Bobbette Cowell, William Cross. Steven Crum, Bonnie Damon, Eddie Daniels, Ronald Deardorff, John Dun- can. Kristy Dunlap, Larry Ebert, Kent Engle, Darrall Erb, Becky Etherington. Dawn Etherington, Janice Evans, Marilyn Fenn, Mark Fields, Steve Fieler. Not Shown: Becky Burrow Gary Fitch, john Fivecoate. Kathleen Foley, jerilyn Garrison. Mark Gifford, Karen Gore. Michael Gower, Terry Grant, Debbie Graves, jeff Graves, Mike Gray. Ken Grimme, Teresa Groves, Mark Hanna, Pamela Harris, Patti Harrison. Steve Hedderick, Greg Heflin, Tami Helton, Steve Henderson, David Hend- rickson. Judy Hollingsworth, Kay Ann Howard, jack Hyde, Dan Isenogle, Peggy Jae- nicke. Theresa Jamison, Tamara Johnson, Terry Keegan, Ted Kenworthy, Floyd Kidwell. Debbie King, Jeff Kinsey, Deborah Lake, Jeff Larnberson, Tom Lambert. Not Shomm: Rebecca jordan, Bob Lahre. . i f irs lm., xt, :lf l fi Ax If ' fbi. x 'Q- Q5 'Q T iff 1-' , lax FX-a ,WF k .V ,1 'x J .,,..- ,L '- . U , , .,,... . f ., .,,,..,,.a5:. l-rg J. Garrison, Sec.-Treas.g K. Sals bery, V. Pres., M. Fenn, Pres.5 M Hanna, Rep. . 5 ,.', A M , 'kj 1 if A s.... if . lj 1 5 1 3K .rf no X ' ,, xl by x , if ,A .,, X, H ,, 'aagx ,x vi If ix rlaas if ' T ff P f'- tl ! . MEM if J 'a W, , E 5 2 V . 4 f 1 , to ai. .- - .P 2 ,r T P' A ttsslr , ,mga A, X6 '.. r 'J' 'V . , ' ii fx A' ., .ll . QT! 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Freshman Contribution To Homecoming. gr V . ,-gn 1:1 f . ,..1-.ind Mgzfag, iillzzf 5' Ag 11,4 KH '1 ' 5 1 L 2 ga U7 6 ei: r ig 1, 4 -. 3 it f u E RY if to . L .- . i jim Larrison, Steve Laudenschlager, jill Laughner, Dan Lavengood, Linda Line- back. Mike Longworth, Rita Lucas, Terri Ly- brook, Max Martin, Joe McAninch. Jolm McAninch, Mark McQueary, Jan Milburn, Carl Miller, Sharon Moore. Karen Muhl, Brenda Murphy, Steve Ned- row, Coy Neighbors, Kip Nelson. Danny Parvin, Mike Paul, Bob Pettay, Gloria Phifer, Cynthia Phillips. Kimberly Poole, David Poynter, Mike Poynter, Carolyn Quakenbush, Gail Reinhard. Rod Richardson, Douglas Rogers, Bruce Rollins, Susan Rouse, Judy Rutherford. Susan Rutherford, Keith Salsbery. Ronnie Shepard, Linda Sherrod. Not Shown: Michelle Monroe, Danny Moore, Virginia Purvis. Mike Slusher, jeffrey Smith, Amy Sprinkle, Sara Stafford, Bill Steiner. Bradley Steiner, Susie Sumner, Cathy Tharp, jolm Tharpe, Leah Thatcher. Debbie Thomas, Dan Tocco, William Tremain,Don Vandercook, Peggy Vent. Teresa Vincent, Myrna Waddell, Stephen Waddell, Danny Walter, john Watson. Ruth Ann Vlfhite, Tina White, Peter Whitehouse, Kerry Wilcox, Todd Wilkin. Deborah Williams, Ianay Wisehart, james Wright, Janis Wright, Ron Young- dale. Not Shown: Sterling Stout, Ken Wescott. Classes around Christmas are so much fun! ., .--an 'Q ' p 3 B ,et fs V' A M -in lv ff 1.2 GV 'Q ,r S - 2. ' his SQL ' wW 'f W. , K-fi t 'LA K . ' i ,L ' ' ' ' at as dfwvl i L sr E vf . at S ' Q -I 2:1 -1 S--9 If w. 4, ..,,. - gf, L 0, is. as we 't Xi ' P . . Eff- 'H S 9 . ,ff ,, P M - ,L ia 6 M W - ' -- ff-31 fag Q b -f, - S srss l e it -. fr it S I V Ax V 5 ' ' , N z-f qgpi, it f .05 .. A fi' ffif ' , v-. ,,, .. I K ,L -or . 5,334 M433 C, ' 4.-,, 5 -S9 'I W' HS K' S, 42. - .. P 'T' ' W' gf-'fi , ,Xb A l 5 - I, , r S l-'J'le Rl S -- l 2 D f , 1 ' sf A NS p , is QQ it 9 'S -3,- f ml 'il' 'ri , 5 N ' fa S , ':'ff A lifts, C a :iii lit-if3fa'ffi Q 'V T N fwvlm P. . s ' p -P S S A A A , T rf S The Freshmenare here to stay. When they came they spread like flies through- out Western's spacious halls, bringing with them a new vitality and strength. The Freshmen idea of mod life ap- pears on every square inch of the rooms they occupy, and they have impressed upon the teachers the need for greater discipline and communication. No one knows better than the Fresh- men the value of acceptance. They have been found in every crack and corner of the extra -curricular activities at West- ern High School. Their names are now permanently embedded in this high school's society. I47 Eighth Grade Looks Forward to High School Experience 4 B I :I - . 1 I -R sa c fir Zi? , R ,. iff 1 ,.a,aaaeer,.eaw ,is ali W f- -H . ' 'S a n . rv 55 , 81 H 'Q fv f 5 gllllllki s. 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A K nz , I r .2 3 Greg Aaron, Lorina Aeschliman, Howie Alexander, Kenneth Alexander, Lucy Arnett, Susie Barnett. Donna Beck, Rickie Bell, Jovina Berry- man, David Bledsoe, Reg Bollinger, Stephen Bontrager. Mike Brannon, Mike Brantley, Regina Brewer, Peggy Brovm, Janna Buckley, Cyndy Bugg. Kris Burroughs, Susan Carter, Annalee Collins, Robert Cory, Colby Curry, Mary jane Davis. Roger Davis, Timothy Dawsey, Denise Downey, Lisa Downey, Dwight Dun- moyer, Nancy Dunn. Cherri Elliott, Walt Enlow, Phillip En- low,Phillip Ennis, Susan Ericson, Cindy Ewing, Doug Ferguson. David Fischer, Terrance Fitch, Bill Fletcher, Beth Fouts, David Fowler, Steven Freeman. Ronnie Gann,Pam Geary, John Gerhart, Charles Gillam, Teresa Gist, Susan Gou- let. Mike Grimes, james Hallam, Sharon Hamilton, Tya Hanna, Bobby Harding, Mike Harrison. Craig Hayes, Debbie Helton, Gale Hend- ricks, Judy Higginbotharn, Teddy Hill, Deanna Himelick. Not Shown: David Davis Jennifer Hodgin, Dennis Holt, Jim Holt, Mark I-Iollen, Debbie Hughes, Arthur Huse. Debbie Hutton, Dorinda Isenogle, The- resa Jackson, Chris Jaenicke, Danny Jones, Patty jones. Wayne Justus, Mary Kelly, Kenneth Kid- well, Mark Kirkendall, Pat Knowland, David Kopkey. jeffrey Kopkey, Denise Kranz, Pamela Lake, Anthony LaMott, Joy Lineback, Don Longworth. Darrell Martin, Pamala Martin, Billie Melton, Sherry Merrill, Carolyn Miller, Timothy Muller. Carletta Name, Bart Nelson, Diane New- lin, Robert Obenchain, Cynthia Oilar, Aleta O'Neal. Earnest O'Neal, Lonnie O'Neal, Juanita Osbom, Jennifer Otiker, Tim Padfield, Ruth Patchett. PhilPayne, Brenda Pettay, Cindy Pflue- ger, Ronnie Phillips, Susan Poynter, Nancy Price. Dianne Raymer, Theresa Randall, Katie Ratcliff, Mike Rayl, David Reser, Ken- neth Rice. Ronnie Rice, Scott Rich, Vicki Ridge- way, Robin Rinehart, Dennis Robbins, Robin Robertson. Not Shown: Paul Hubert, Sue Martin. 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Linda Vent, Susan Vigue, Bill Wain- scott, Debbie Warm, jacquelyn Wensel, Scott Wensel. Debbie White, Linda White, Melanie Wiebusch, Tom Willson, Gary Wright, Dave Wunderlich. Margaret Zea Cathy Zimm erman Not Shown: Sarah Smith, Kris Stewart, Michael Turner. th Graders Get Foundation for Good Education Miriam Alvey, Tina Amos, Allen An- dreas, Bruce Andreas, Cathy Arnett, Kenneth Bauer. Eddie Bean, Stephen Beck, Wayne Beckom, jeff Bennett, Robert Berry- man, Mike Bledsoe. Cecilia Bourff, David Brannon, Jeffery Brenton, Debra Brewer, Karla Brown, Brian Brummit. Michael Buffum, janet Bunce, Terry Cagle, Dennis Carter, Norman Carter, Rex Chaplin. Susan Chapman, Bobby Childress, Lon- nie Christopher, Douglas Cook, Rich- ard Courts, Jim Coyner. Vonda Dickison, Wanda Dickison, Len- nie Downey, Tom Dyer, Vicki Edwards, Wade Edwards. Eloise Engle, junior Erb, Rick Feather- stone, Susie Fields, Jeff Fieler, Steve Fischer. Jo Anne Fouts, Gary Fowler, Dottie Freeman, Mitch Geesaman, julie Ger- hart, Cynthia Gifford. Steven Givens, Nick Graves, Richard Green, Larry Grirnme, Thomas Hale, Teresa I-Iamock. james Harmon, Jimmy Harris, Rockey Hatfield, Becky Hawe, David Hender- son, Rickey I-Ierrell. Not Shown: Betty Bannon, Bruce- Faye. f ,f 2 f L G, 'X ., .. 'K' Q , V M , Q' ' 5 is :Tw , 1 ' A - 1 c , heals 5 , ' ik, , I , , - ' .G K ' Ji G -6' gif' 'fig A nf' M s .Q , G at ,.G, .. Q L I ky I rr r W ff at ,'- ' f... -2 ri '- Q A 4- ,l if V 4' 3-1' 2 it 6, I .A gl X it -Q QE A NV, M s...,,, s at A ,,, R 1. Q x A ,Y .Ga if G 2 s X G 5 U . t r T 4 ' W W 5, V' Q' ir y ,G :riff af- 9, , 5 A Qgwkig adj. 5 ' 1, ftp-Z, 3' A ,G 1 A- G 1 if to -if T 57 do Sf? 'Fw' ' Y I ' rain ,aged T 1 , A L , K 5' . . 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Harry Manship Agency For the Finest in Class Rings, Graduation Announcements, Sl Awards 157 Herfll jones Indianapolis Indiana -I h V . ,. Rsx Pepsi Cola Bottling Company Logcmsporf, Indiana Miss Vivian, s The Finest in fist- so , . --- -. v...:....,....,... . ..,,..,....., -- , . I , .1-K,,A:wsf,se2.Egg:giaffryfafl,, 1, XX ' 17 r Vfpvs ' 1- 1 ' of Q A f.,i','f5 V I' W Q 'X 1 a '11 Bridols and Formols Coats ond Accessories 219 N . Main Kokomo 1 1 . I i Rieeis Golf Center Miniature Golf--Por 3 Golf Driving Ronge--Golf Equipment South on U.S. Highway 31 The Russiavi1'1e Observer Russioville, lndionc Your Best Advertising Medium for The Quad-County Pocket 159 Barnard Lumber Company For A11 Your Building Needs Phone 566-3125 in Burlington Maheris Your Headquarters for: H .I . S . Sportswear Puritan Sportswear Arrow Shirts The Store with Young Ideas! RW G 005 GRA W c ournisfogtii xc AVRIINQ OOK Dick Sanburn Spordnglloods Complete Team Outfitter Kokomo, Indiana Phone 457-I I48 Sycamore 8. Market Kokomo, Indiana WORL 5 I- I , H -if is Have You Met Our Representative in Your Community? WAYN E HOBSON Member Kokomo Association of Life Underwriters Martin Bros., Inc. For the Finest in Gifts for All Occasions Russiaville, Indiana 883-5551 -v FIRE--LI FE--AUT O--BUSIN ESS 'fhf'uuB'ufwau, Insurance 3505 S. Latountain 457-3295 f E:-z1ggw.J,.,. . .mesh 4, ,poi - , W, Russiaville State Bank Complete Banking Service Russiaville, Indiana 883-5833 FLEENOHS AUTO PARTS Wholesale To Everyone 459-3797 316 E. Sycamore ,gn- Lumber Timber Buyers, Custom Sowing HOLLINGSWORTH SAW MILL Joel Hollingsworth, Prop. 883-5836 Russicville, Ind. HIN E, S COACH LINES Charter Service fo Anywhere in the U.S . and Canada--School Trips and Tours l Phone 453-0500 M ww W V, l 1 l 4 l 162 Stout Home Furnishings and Funeral Home 1f'1'ri1 mfg iw fi' U Q 24 A b 1 s A ' ri ' 1 'V 8 ' Hour m u ance ervice at ,rr 3 -A' L, ' wife a 9: Oxygen Equipped Russiaviile, Indiana 883-5122 Phone 883-7172 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Homeowners, Auto, Life, Fire Jerry Butler 404 Union Bank Kokomo THE KELVIE PRESS, INC. Commercial Printers Everything for the Office 101 N. Buckeye Kokomo 457-1 103 163 - 1-5 ---. .1 .... 53-H! U, Wilbur Walter, Ron Springer, and Chuck Hill are your agents in this area. Phone 453-3806 for a personal quote. From Dough to Delight . . . . . . Everything ls Homemade. Martinois Pizza The Difference Is in the Taste! i252 N . Main 459-5313 Auto Home Life Truck Jerry Roberts' Sunny Acres Fur Farm R.R. 6, Box llOl Kokomo, Indiana samples Super 98 Auto and Truck Repair Wrecker Service Several Brands of Oil f Iresonis Welding Service Arc and Acetylene Welding Satisfaction Guaranteed Claude lreson, Owner Russiaville, R.R. 2 N EWS PAP E RS Makin are wrrmwcs IN fronts uvrs Every time you open THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE, YOU'LL see for yourself, there's everything to interest every member of the family . . . entertainment and enjoyment, ideas and in- formation, news from near and far . . . all about what goes on everywhere. You can count on THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE . . . always. Kanable Floor Covering Russiaville, Indiana 883-5450 am.. 165 1. Tiiiiijmgfbe- 3 551 5 H L huqi.-3 wwwb- mqlf Slwr Slzoppl s Ladies Come See lamous Name Brands 305 60 SAVINGS YE OLE SHOE SHOPPE Shoes and Accessories For Teachers and School Girls Regency Plaza 825 Belvedere Dr. 452-1634 ALTO BEAUTY SHOP We May Not Get All the Clientele, l, but We Get the Best. 166 Alto 453-0410 HELTZEL,S ALTO MARKET Almost Anything Ham Salad, Barbecue Baked Ham Our Specialties Alto McQuinn's Store Toiletries--Greeting Cards Cameras--Vet Supplies Gifts--Fountain--Health Aids Russiavil le 883-5677 All Our Milk ls Purchased and Bottled Locally To lnsure the Finest Quality. 2500 Apperson Way North 317 W. Jefferson Street 1500 South Main Street 1391 East Markland Ave. Forest Park Shopping Center Orchard Store--1 Mile East or By-Pass on Sycamore Rd. 1? 070194177 CONGRATULAT 'rn WFSTE DN 3840 South LaFountain Street Kokomo, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM Dietzenis Bakeries, Inc. BAKERS OF BREAD American United Life Insurance Co. Life, Health, Group, 8. Pension Insurance Harry V. Foreman, Manager Stanleyis IO0 N. Main St. Kokomo, Indiana ,J 7 4, iii 5, 21 'N 1, '4 , A3 - 1- w . i 1 fl G it ll Ip' l 2 ll, -it I y L l l r l l s ,.- if A-'f' 331 in wi or E Gig' wg 'T-2: if 'Q ll? 5 'gli Y 'Q l A P Howard County's Most Complete Men's 81 Boy's Wear 107 W. Sycamore Kokomo, Ind . 459-5512 Ray Chandler Sinclair Garage Complete Automotive Repair Sinclair Products Russiaville, lnd. 883-5227 Waddellls ICA Supermarket Table Rite Meats Table Fresh Produce Russiaville, Indiana Mygrant Music, Inc. Everything in Music 121 W. Mulberry Kokomo Catalina Beauty Salon 116 172 N . Union Kokomo 457-7244 Sturgeonis Grocery 106 W. Deffenbaugh 457-1001 Kokomo, Indiana Galbreath 81 Stewart Your Town 81 Country Store Kokomo Mall 457-8994 Kokomo, Indiana CONE PALACEA IIUNES... SUNDAES... r' HAMBURBERS ............ f FRIES -SHAKES ......... HSH SANDWICH ..,...,. it Cone Palace Drive-In Sandwiches 81 Soft ice Cream 301 East Center Rd . Hyndis Drugs The Patient The Doctor The Pharmacist Good Health 431 W. North St. Kokomo, Indiana Phone 457-5353 Evanis Auto Service 200 W. 248 S., Ano, Ind. A.A.A. Authorized 24 Hr. Wrecker Service We Tow Anywhere Auto 8. Radiator Repair Marathon Products Phone 453-3110 or 453-4245 r P 1- 'Y A A 113 S' U 2 'iZ .ii , rmrris A A sf FROZEN CUSTARD A Treat for the Family 340 Park Road Kokomo, Indiana FELT'TYPEWWUTER G SUPPLY CCX 108 E. Superior St. Kokomof Indiana 457-6661 Authorized Distributors of Royal Typewriters HUTTOQDRUGS The Friendly Drug Store Markland 8. Union Kokomo, Indiana 457-8151 hill hertram, photography 101 E. MARKLAND AVE. KOKOMU, INDIANA W. F. BERTRAM 452-0423 Photograph' C ft Portraits Engagements Weddings Special Discount on All Senior Portraits Complete Line of Building Materials and Supplies Free Delivery FENN LUMBER CO. Howard Kring and Dwight Robbins, Owners 3120 S. Lcifountain 453-2412 C F 2 . Ashburn Construction CO. lnclic1no's Largest Home Furnishers 4912 W. Deftenbczugh 521 E. Alto Rd. 173 GEORGES ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES 320 W. Superior St. Kokomo 457-7261 Selling Quality Merchandise at Fair Prices for over 50 Years Amp1ifiers--Batteries--CB Sets 8 Parts Ham Equipment--TV, FM, Auto S Ham Antennas Phonographs, Record Changers, Recorders Storm Alerts--Police Receivers VVRIGHTS BEAUTY MARK H5 W. Sycamore Street Kokomo, Indiana 459-8918 Owned and Operated by Francis BiII Wright 5 , 'run WRIGHT N , E BEAUTY P ee u MARK K D A,'. ' .. GREENTOWN ST. RD. 22-925 EBT Pl. Ill-3584 Home 1 Farm Auto Business Ed Brewster The Complete Insurance Agency Brewster Insurance Agency, Inc. Burlington, Indiana Home 566-3172 Office 566-3587 AMERICA QL-y R. V. Kirkendall Standard Oil Agent Russiaville, Indiana ALL STAR DAIRIES x f . a - . , QQ .- - V ,, ' The Cowiligs FAVORITE I DAIRY Fooos Serving Howard County Since 1924 Howard County Farrn Bureau C0-op Russiavil Ie Branch 883-5521 W.H.S. Patrons BANNER FLOWER SHOP, 1017 S. Buckeye, Kokomo, 459-5166 ROBERT E. BECK, Russiaville ROGER BRINEY, JEWELER, 221 N. Main, Kokomo, 457-5387 CARDOVA'S CANDY SHOP, U.S. Highway 31, Kokomo C. E. CHAPMAN 8. SON, West Middleton, 883-5355 CEDAR CREST LANES, 2021 Cedar Crest Dr., Kokomo, 457-5381 DIMITT MEAT MARKET, 3026 S. LaFounI'ain, Kokomo, 453-3308 DR. K. D. DUTTON, 909 S. Main, Kokomo EVA'S BEAUTY SALON, 250 S. 430 W, 883-5319 FLOWERS BY IVAN, 404 E. Harrison, Kokomo, 457-5541 DR. R. P. GOOD, M.D., 400 S. Berkley Rd., Kokomo W. T. GRANT, 2929 S. Washingfon, Kokomo, 453-1602 HAYNE'S GARAGE, Alto, 453-1900 HI-FI RECORD SHOP, 111 E. Sycamore, Kokomo, 452-6762 THE HIGHLANDER, FINE FOODS, Russiaville, 883-8583 THE JEFFERSON HOUSE, 4535 W. Jefferson Rd., Kokomo, 452-7349 JOHNSON ABSTRACT CO., 109 N. Buckeye, Kokomo, 459-5128 KOKOMO NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION, Kokomo, Indiana KRIEG'S SYCAMORE INN, 2413 W. Sycamore, Kokomo, 452-8742 LA MODE SHOP, 208 N . Main, Kokomo, 459-8015 LORD'S JEWELERS, 206 N. Main, Kokomo, 459-9312 DR. J. F. MAPES, 434 Armstrong-Landon Building, Kokomo MPALE CREST BARBER SHOP, 2917 S. Washington, Kokomo, 453-9946 MURRAY 8. DAVIS AUTO SUPPLIES, 928 S. Union, Kokomo, 459-3185 MYGRANT'S MUSIC, 121 W. Mulberry, Kokomo, 459-4924 PALMER'S JEWELRY, Main 8. Sycamore, Kokomo, 452-2505 RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP, Russiaville, 883-7154 DR. M. N. SCAMAHORN, 505 Union Bank Building, Kokomo RALPH W. SIPES, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, Russiaville, Indiana SNEPP 8. FAGER, INC., SPORTING GOODS, 217 N. Main, Kokomo VAN'S HOBBY HOUSE, 115 E. Mclrkland, Kokomo, 452-0160 ROBERT M. WADDELL, Russiaville, Indiana WRIGHT'S BEAUTY MARK, 3712 S. LaFounfain, Kokomo, 453-3617 LELAND WRIGHT CLEANERS, Russiaville, Indiana 178 Aaron, Greg 148 Aaron, Thomas 144 Abresch, Mike 136 Aeschliman, Tom 136 Alexander, Beth 66,72,140 Alexander, Howard 107,148 Alexander, Kenneth 148 Alvey, Miriam 151 Amos, Janet 94,136 Amos, Karen 63,68,71,126 Amos, Tina 95,151 Andreas, Allen 98,113,151 Andreas, Bruce 98,113,151 Andreas, Denise 144 Andreas, Jerry 72,140 Anger, Marcia 63,136 Anstett, Joene 62,66,126 Anstett, Lou Ann 63,66,68,94,140 Arehart, Mark 86,126 Arnett, Cathy 151 Arnett, Lucy 148 Ashburn, Dick 98,106,140 Auth, Bob 102,107,144 Auth, Steve 136 Bannon, Betty Barker, Denise 144 Barker, Linda 70,136 Barker, Orlan 69,144 Barnett, Susan 95,148 Barr, David 69,126 Barr, Steve 69,144 Bartley, Ricky 90,140 Bauer, Kenneth 103,151 Bauer, Ronald 144 Baxter, Cheryl 63,64,65,70,71,126 Baxter, Pamela 144 Bean, Beverly 126 Bean, Eddie 151 Beard, Lynn 84,100,126 Beatty, Roger 140 Beck, Donna 148 Beck, Dorothy 63,7O,140 Beck, Stephen 151 Beckom, Wayne 151 Bell, Rickie 148 Bennett, Jeff 103,151 Berryman, Brooks 69,126 Berryman, Jovina 148 Berryman, Robert 151 Blades, Peggy 136 Blake, Sandy 70,72,82,83,126 Blankenship, Roger 69,140 Bledsoe, David 98,107,113,148 Bledsoe, Kevin 140 Bledsoe, Mike 151 Bollinger, Reg 103,113,148 Bollinger, Rick 64,74,82,85,87, 100,127 Bolton, Carolyn 68,144 Bolton Sharon 136 2 Index Bontrager, Stephen 148 Bourff, Cecilia 151 Bowne, Stan 102,144 Bowne, Steve 65,70,85,87,102,136 Bradley, Clellene Branch, Beth 144 Branch, Michael 86,127 Brannon, David 151 Brannon, Mike 107,148 Brantley, Mike 148 Brass, Charlotte 70,7l,136 Brass, David 69,75,102,144 Brenton, Jeff 151 Brewer, Debra 151 Brewer, Regina 148 Britton, Bill 74,79,83,84,86,127 Britton, David 82,83,84,136 Brovont, Debbie 62,63,72,136 Brown, Karla 151 Brown, Pamela 63,140 Brown, Peggy 148 Browning, Ricky 97,102,l07,l44 Bruce, Michael 63,82,83,84,87, 100,127 Brummit, Barry 72,82,136 Brummit, Brian 151 Buckley, Janna 148 Buffum, Kim 68,72,74,136 Buffum, Michael 103,151 Buffurn, Rickey 144 Bugg, Cynthia 148 Bunce, David 102,107,144 Bunce, Dennis 64,86,87,100,136 Bunce, Janet 151 Bunce, Linda 64,65,70,71,127 Bunce, Phillip 140 Burroughs, Kathy 62,65,70,71,72, 136 Burroughs, Kris 148 Burrow, Becky 144 Burrow, Sheila 66,127 Cagle, Terry 103,113,151 Carlile, Teresa 71,127 Carney, Dan 144 Carter, David Lee 69,140 Carter, Debbie 79,136 Carter, Dennis 151 Carter, Kenneth 144 Carter, Nancy 63,140 Carter, Norman 103,151 Carter, Pamela 65,68,127 Carter, Shirley 62,63,64,66,68, 70,136 Carter, Stanley 144 Carter, Susan 148 Carter, Tim 69,102,107,144 Cass, Danny 69,87,100,102,l36 Cass, Karen 144 Catron, Steve 102,144 I79 Chandler, Janice 64,65,7l,127 Chaplin, Mike 97,107,144 Chaplin, Rex 85,107,113,151 Chaplin, Richard 70,75,104,140 Chapman, Susan 151 Childress, Bobby 103,113,151 Choate, Deborah 144 Christopher, Lonnie 103,107,151 Clark, Bridget 71,136 Clard, Terry 109,136 Cleland, Bill 73,136 Cline, John David 140 Clouser, Steven 107,144 Coapstick, Randy 144 Coble, Don 79,109,140 Coble, Nancy 64,70,72,74,83,84, 136 Collins, Annalee 148 Collins, Kenny 136 Colvin, James 87,100,102,136 Cook, Douglas 151 Cook, Garlan 75,96,102,107,144 Cook, Leonard 70,71,75,79,87,96 127 Coonrod, Jacqueline 136 Coonrod, John 62 ,63 ,64,65 ,70,73, 74,841,127 Cory, Lynne 68,83,84,127 Cory, Robert 148 Cotham, Dan 102,144 Cotham, Tom 144 Courts, Richard 103,151 Courts, Ron 87,136 Coverdale, Dennis 71,140 Cowell, Bobbette 144 Cox, Larry 73,87,136 COX, Shirley Ann 63,72,14O Coy, Jean 62,63,64,70,86,136 Coyner, Jim 98,113,151 Coyner, Steve 100,102,136 Craig, Mike 84,87,127 Criss, Dean 87,100,136 Cross, Bill 144 Cross, Joseph 140 Cross, Vera 136 Croto, Sally 136 Crowe, Lena 63,140 Crum, Steve 144 Culbert, Cynthia 63,136 Curry, Chris 96,100,102,140 Curry, Colby 148 Daniels, Eddie 144 Damon, Bonnie 144 Damon, Fred 140 Damon, Corrine 62,68,72,127 Davis, Judy 62,64,65,127 Davis, Mary 148 Davis, Nell 128 Davis, Roger 148 Dawsey, Tim 148 Deardorff, Mike 79,140 Deardorff, Ronald 144 Denton, Chester 140 Denton, Gail 63,128 Dickison, Vonda 151 Dickison, Wanda 151 Dillman, Judy 136 Donica, Herby 79,87,109,140 Donica, Judy 64,70,72,136 Downey, Denise 148 Downey, Dennis 100,140 Downey, Jeff 109,140 Downey, Jeryl 73,74,79,140 Downey, Lennie 113,151 Downey, Lisa 148 Dunbar, John 137 Duncan, John 96,102,109,144 Duncan, Marilyn 137 Dunlap, Kristy 144 Dunlap, Rick 87,96,104,137 Dunlap, Vicky 128 Dunn, Nancy 148 Dunn, Roy Lee 140 Dunn, Samie 128 Dunmoyer, Debbie 140 Dunrnoyer, Dwight 148 Dyer, Tom 107,151 Eaton, Greg 137 Eaton, Jeff 87,98,106,140 Ebert, Larry 144 Edwards, Jim 79,140 Edwards, Vicki 151 Edwards, Wade 151 Elliott, Cherri 148 Engle, Eloise 151 Engle, Kent 102,144 Enlow, Walt 148 Ennis, Michael 109,140 Ennis, Phillip 148 Erb, Can-all 144 Erb, Junior 103,151 Erb, Karen 64,137 Erb, Robert 69,137 Ericson, Steve 109,137 Ericson, Susan 95,148 Erisman, Rhonda 64,70,71,84,128 Etherington, Becky 144 Etherington, Dawn 144 Evansm, Janice 144 Everett, Beth 72,140 Ewing, Cynthia 148 Fanning, Danny 128 Fanning, Mike 140 Faye, Bruce 133 Faye, Denise 128 Featherstone, Rick 151 Fenn, Marilyn 68,85,95,144 Ferguson, Doug 148 Ferguson, Steve 69,137 Fewell, Christine 70,82,128 Fields, Mark 102,109,144 Fields, Susie 151 Fieler, Jeff 151 Fieler, Steve 98,144 Fischer, David 148 Fischer, Gary 83,137 Fischer, Steve 103,151 Fitch, Gary 145 Fitch, Tennyson 128 Fitch, Terrance 107,148 Fivecoate, Clyde 137 Fivecoate, John 97,107,145 Fleenor, David 137 Fleenor, Joe Leroy 140 Fleenor, Ruth 82,128 Fletcher, Bill 148 Fletcher, Sheryl 68,137 Flynn, Daryl 86,137 Flynn, Dave 100,128 Foley, Kathleen 69,145 Frazier, Darrell 137 Frazier, Linda 63,141 Frazier, Ron 128 Freeman, Dottie 151 Freeman, Janie 63,72,141 Freeman, Steven 148 Fouts, Beth 148 Fouts, Jo Anne 151 Fouts, Mark 87,98,109,137 Fowler, David 103,148 Fowler, Gary 103,107,113,151 Fulk, Michael 84,87,96,100,104, 128 Galloway, Mike 137 Gann, Ronnie 148 Garrison, Jerrilyn 95,145 Geary, David 100,102,141 Geary, Debra 63,79,128 Geary, Pam 148 Geesman, Mitch 103,107,151 Gerhart, Debbie 70,71,129 Gerhart, James 87,92,100,102, 104,141 Gerhart, John 102,103,148 Gerhart, Julie 151 Gifford, Cynthia 151 Gifford, Mark 98,145 Gillam, Charles 113,148 Gist, Teresa 148 Givens, Steven 103,151 Glover, Rick 79,96,106,144 Goodnight, David 137 Gordon, Christina 66,68,137 Gore, Karen 145 Goulet, Susan 148 Gower, James 137 Gower, Michael 145 Grant, Terry 145 Graves, Debra 145 Graves, Jeff 145 Graves, Nick 113,151 Graves, Rebecca 94,141 Gray, Mike 145 Green, Richard 151 Greenfield, Gary 141 Grider, Allan 129 Griffith, Jennie 66,129 Grimes, Mary 137 Grimes, Mike 148 Grimme, Ken 69,102,109,145 Grimme, Larry 103,113,151 Groves, Jaclen 72,137 Groves, Teresa 145 Guy, Tim 141 Hale, Tom 103,107,151 Hallam, Jim 148 Hallam, Patti 64,7O,71,84,129 Hamilton, John 72,79,141 Hamilton, Sharon 148 Hamilton, Ted 87,98,137 Hamock, Teresa 95,151 Hanesworth, Ron 129 Hanna, Mark 102,107,145 Hanna, Tya 148 Hanny, Michael 79,129 Hanny, Sherri 141 Hanscom, Doug 79,96,106,141 Harbin, Mike 106,141,145 Harding, Bobby 141 Harmon, James 151 Harris, Jamie 62,63,70,71,141 Harris, Jimmy 103,107,151 Harris, Judy 129 Harris, Pamela 145 Harrison, Jim 87,100,137 Harrison, Mike 107,148 Harrison, Patti 145 Harrison, Susan 62,63,129 Hatfield, Rocky 113,151 Hawes, Becky 151 Hawes, Dennis 137 Hawn, Janet 74,129 Hayes, Craig 103,107,148 Hayes, Larry 87,100,129 Heaton, Dennis 69,141 Hedderick, Steve 145 Heflin, Greg 75,102,145 Helton, Debbie 148 Helton, Tami 63,145 Hendershot, Kevin Henderson, Anita 141 Henderson, David 151 Henderson, Steve 145 Hendricks, Gale 148 Hendrickson, David 85,145 Herrell, Rickey 151 Higginbotham, Judy 148 Hill, Teddy 148 Himelick, Deanna 148 Himelick, Jeffery 64,74,87,96, 98,137 Hobbs, Jean 152 Hodgin, Jeanne 70,72,137 Hodgin, Jennifer 149 Holbrook, Debbie 63,141 Hollen, Dave 141 Hollen, Mark 189 Hollingsworth, Alma 65,7O,73, 85,141 Hollingsworth, Judy 145 Hollingsworth, Mark 100,102,1 41 Iso 1 Hollingsworth, Merry 68 ,71,72 , 74,254,137 Hollingsworth, Robert 141 Holt, Dennis 103,107,149 Hon, Jim 149 Hopper, Debbie 64,65,70,72 ,85, 94,129 Hopwood, Dirk 152 Hosier, Marsha 63,141 Howard, Kay 145 Howard, Steve 75,100,102,106 141 Huffer, Ron 82,87,100,129 Hughes, Deborah 149 I-Iumes, Jana 66,68,129 Humes, Jennifer 137 Hunter, Doug 113 Hunter, Jeffery 152 Hurley, Ann 152 Hurley, Mike 69,79,109,141 Huse, Arthur 103,149 Hutton, Danny 70,72,74,104,137 Hutton, Debbie 149 Hutton, Mary 152 Hyde, Jack 102,145 Hyde, Madeline 68,137 Hyde, Patricia 63,66,68,129 Indrutz, Larry 129 Indrutz, Lenora 141 Indrutz, Mike 152 Isenogle, Dan 69,75,102,145 lsenogle, Dorinda 149 Jackson, Patty 62,70,86,138 Jackson, Robert 152 Jackson, Teresa 149 Jaenicke, Chris 85,149 Jaenicke, Peggy 63,145 Jaenicke, Maureen 63,70,72,85, 138 Jamison, John 141 Jamison, Theresa 145 Jervis, Jeannine 152 Johnson, David 103,107,113,152 Johnson, Debbie 152 Johnson, Karen 141 Johnson, Kathryn 63,71,138 Johnson, Nolan 113 Johnson, Rod 103,152 Johnson, Tamara 71,145 Jones, Danny 149 Jones, Garry 79,141 Jones, Greg 100,102,106,138 Jones, Judy 63,71,141 Jones, Patty 149 Jones, Tina 130 Jones, William 69,82,83,109,1 Jordan, Bill 103,107,113,152 Jordan, Rebecca . Joyce, Tawna Justus, Wayne Kanable, Judi Kanable, Phil 70,721,138 103,149 141 103,107,152 Kaufman, Ramona 85,152 Kay, Steve 63,64,79,84,130 I 38 Keating, Steven 130 Keegan, Terry 145 Kelly, Mary 149 Kendall, Roger 69,130 Kenworthy, Harry 87,96,100, 109, 138 Kenworthy, Ted 102,109,145 Kesterson, Diana 152 Kidwell, Debbie 152 Kidwell, Floyd 145 Kidwell, Jim 141 Kidwell, Kenneth 149 Kidwell, Pam 141 Kimbrough, Sharon 152 King, Debbie 73,86,145 King, Patricia 152 King, Phillip 141 Kinsey, Jack 152 Kinsey, Jeffrey 145 Kirby, Karin 152 Kirkendall, Mark 85,92,1oo,1o2, 109,113,149 Kitchener, Gary 69,135 Kitchener, Laurie 141 Knowland, Michael 109,130 Knowland, Patrick 149 Knowland, Robin 63,141 Kopkey, David 149 Kopkey, James 130 Kopkey, Jeff 149 Kranz, Denise 149 Kuhns, John 69,141 Kuhns, Ronald 92,103,107,113, 152 Kyler, Jane 73,138 Lahre, Bob Lahre, Steve Lake, Deborah 145 Lake, Kenneth 100,102,141 Lake, Pamela 149 Lamberson, Jeff 145 Lambert, Andrea Lambert, Bob 142 Lambert, Cathy 138 Lambert, Debbie 152 Lambert, Eddie 100,109,130 Lambert, Tommy 145 LaMott, Tony 107,149 Larrison, Lanny 152 Larrison, Jim 146 Laudenschlager, Cathy 62,64,65 66,7O,72,85,13O Laudenschlager, Dave 83,85,87, 100,109,138 Laudenschlager, Steve 102,146 Laughner, Jill 63,95,146 Laughner, Terry 87,109,138 Lavengood, Danny 107,146 Lavengood, Dave 87,109,130 Lawson, Rita 63,70,72,138 Lee, Gail 63,64,70,72,84,86,130 Lee, Jane 63,142 Lee,Wayne 142 Leffert, Don 138 181 Lineback, Joy 149 Lineback, Linda 71,85,95,146 Lineback, Mark 63,69,71,84,109,138 Lineback, Vicke 152 Longworth, Diana 70,142 Longworth, Don 149 Longworth, Mike 102,109,146 Lovelace, Joseph 152 Loy, Sabrina 152 Lucas, Karen 152 Lucas, Rita 63,146 Lybrook, Teresa 146 Manship, Mark 113,152 Marr, Roy 103,107,152 Martin, Darrell 149 Martin, Dave 130 Martin, James 71,79,142 Martin, Jeffery 82,96,100,102, 106,142 Martin, Max 102,107,146 Martin, Pamala 149 Maxwell, Paula 64,66,68,70,138 McAninch, Joe 97,102,107 McAninch, John 69,107,146 McAninch, Nita 66,68,73,130 McClure, Candy 64,71,94,138 McCrumb, Jeffery 142 McCrumb, Linda 130 McDonald, Brent 107,113,152 McGinnis, Patty 71,130 McKoon, John 130 McKoy, David 113 McNally, Linda 138 McNally, Mary 142 McQueary, Debbie 131 McQueary, Mark 102,146 Means, Lyn 62,64,65,74,79,84,131 Means, Susan 63,70,142 Meeks, Lonny 79,142 Melton, Billie 149 Melton, Linda 62,68,70,84,138 Mendenhall, Carla 63,142 Merrill, Sherry 149 Milburn, Jan 85,146 Milburn, Kathy 131 Miller, Carl 102,146 Miller, Carolyn 149 Miller, Debbie 152 Miller, Kathy 64,70,82,83,84,131 Miller, Marcia 68,71,142 Miller, Mark 87,96,104,138 Miller, Sondra 142 Miller, Terry 152 Milligan, Pamela 68,73,84,131 Mills, Tonja 68,142 Milner, Greg 75,131 Milner, Mark 98,142 Mock, Janet 152 Mock, Jean 63,142 Monroe, Michelle Moore, Danny Moore, Sharon 146 Moredock, Ralene 152 Morgan, Brad 138 Morgan, Brent 131 Morley, Laura 152 Morley, Lloyd 152 Morley, Loni 142 Morris, Don 85,152 Morrow, Beverly 94,131 Morton, Teresa 142 Muhl, Karen 146 Muhl, Mary 152 Muller, Mike 152 Muller, Timothy 149 Murphy, Brenda 146 Murphy, Brian 70,98,142 Mushinski, Barbara 64,65,7O,72, 83,84,138 Mushinski, Terri 85,95,152 Myers, Roger 131 Name, Carletta 149 Nedrow, Steven 69,146 Neighbors, Coy Nelson, Anaela 152 Nelson, Bart 149 Nelson, Donald 106,142 Nelson, Jeff 142 Nelson, Kip 146 Nelson, Tom 87,96,138 Newby, Debbi 142 Newby, Donna 62,7O,72,74,94,131 Newcom, Terry 83,138 Newlin, Diane 149 Newport, Paul 138 Obenchain, Robert 149 Obenchain, Teresa 152 O'Blenis, Paul 152 Ogle, May 152 Oilar, Cynthia 149 O'Neal, Aleta 149 O'Neal, Earnest 149 O'Neal, Lonnie 149 O'Neal, Pamela 138 Onyett, Karen 152 Ortman, Carol 142 Ortman, Frank 69,7S,109,131 Ortman, Tina 152 Osborn, Juanita 149 Osborn, Penelope 62,70,138 Otiker, Jennifer 149 Oyler, Dawn 95,152 Padfield, Kevin 79,142 Padfield, Tim 149 Parker, Dennis 69,131 Parker, Donna 131 Parker, Rex 74,923,142 Parker, Richard 64,72,74,138 Parsons, Gary 152 Parsons, Jerry 142 Parvin, Danny 102,146 Patchett, Charles 87,100,131 Patchett, Ruth 149 Paul, Carl 142 Paul, Michel 142 Paul, Mike 146 Paul, Ralph Paul, Ricky 152 Pavey, Linda 62,131 Payne, Philip 149 Payne, Sue 64,7O,72,82,138 Pettay, Brenda 149 Pettay, Robert 146 Pettay, William 138 Pflueger, Cynthia 149 Phifer, Billy 98,107,113,152 Phifer, Gloria 146 Phillips, Bobby 103,152 Phillips, Cindy 146 Phillips, Ronnie 103,107,149 Philpot, Allen 142 Phipps, Barry 87,132 Pierce, John 64,65,74,85,87,96, 138 Pitzer, David 69,142 Ploughe, Gene 142 Pollock, Patricia 83,142 Poole, Kimberly 146 Porter, Valerie 142 Powell, Randell 142 Powell, Steve 103,152 Powers, Susan 63,142 Powers, Theresa 132 Poynter, David 146 Poynter, Mike 146 Poynter, Susan 149 Price, Kathy 152 Price, Nancy 149 Price, Renita 63,86,132 Pross, David 75 Pruitt, Norman 69,132 Purciful, Jeffrey 75,87,142 Purvis, Virginia 146 Quakenbush, Carl 82,83,85,98, Quakenbush, Carolyn 146 Qualla, June 152 Quinn, Susan 86,132 Randall, Theresa 149 Ratcliff, Katie 149 Rayl, Mike l03,107,113,149 Rayl, Sally 142 Raymer, Dianne 149 Raymer, Jeannine 138 Rearns, Connie 152 Reed, Bruce 103,107,113,152 Reed, Timothy Reedy, Robin 68,79,132 Reinhard, Cheryl 132 Reinhard, Gail 146 Reinhard, Paula 72,138 Reser, David 103,107,113,149 Rhine, Jewell 152 Rhine, Joe 69,71,87,100,132 Rhine, June 86,142 Rice, Jeff 152 Rice, Kenneth 149 Rice, Ronnie 149 Rich, Scott 149 Richardson, Charlene 63,142 Richardson, Linda 132 Richardson, Rod 102,146 Ridenour, Linda 132 Ridenour, Richard 138 Ridgeway, Vickie 149 I82 1 Rinehart, Robin 149 Robbins, Dennis 149 Robbins, Doris 7O,71,138 Robbins, Melvin 113,152 Robbins, Wanda 70,72,84,138 Roberson, Beverly 71,138 Roberson, John 132 Roberson, Patti 152 Robertson, Robin 149 Robey, James 69,138 Robey, Steven 113,150 Robinson, Vickie Rodgers, Christie 153 Rodgers, Nikki 63,138 Rodgers, Terry 82,83,98,132 Rogers, Carol 62,66,68,82,132 Rogers, Douglas 107,146 Rogers, lmo Lou 64,65,68,70,74 84,132 Roler, Donna 138 Rollins, Bruce 97,146 Romack, Dale 142 Ronk, Jim 87,96,100,138 Rose, Elizabeth 150 Ross, Billie 138 Ross, Carolyn 142 Ross, Kay 132 Ross, William 153 Rouse, Susan 146 Royce, Anne Marjorie 71,138 Royce, Patricia 150 Rushing, Jerry 138 Rushing, Robert 138 Rusk, Debra 150 Rusk, Mike 133 Russeau, Debra 153 Rutherford, Carolyn 133 Rutherford, Garry 153 Rutherford, John 64,138 Rutherford, Judy 146 Rutherford, Larry 153 Rutherford, Susan 63,146 Ryan, Anita 150 Ryan, Roger 87,96,104,139 Salsbery, Keith 69,102,107,146 Salsbery, Sharlotte 64,65,66,70, 72,133 Saul, Greg 79,139 Saul, Marianna 150 Saul, Melinda 65,79,118 Savage, Wayne 153 Schafer, Fred 139 Schafer, Perry 153 Schafer, Steve 103,150 Schmidlin, Lynda 63,142 Scott, Dannie 150 Sendelbach, Kathy 150 Sendelbach, Mary 86,139 Seymore, Johnny 142 Seymore, Russell 150 Shaff, Cherie 150 Shanks, Bob 69,75,87,100,133 Shanks, David 103,107,113,153 Shay, Brent 103,150 Shay, Debbie 68,143 Shepard, Rick 139 Shepard, Ronnie 85,146 Shepherd, Ronnie 103,107,113, 150 Sherrod, Debbie 66,133 Sherrod, Jean 70,143 Sherrod, Linda 63,146 Shirar, Debra 139 Shuck, Douglas 72,143 Shuck, Jeffery 139 Shuck, Sherry 85,95,150 Shutt, Tom 62,74,87,98,133 Simone, Cathy 62,64,65,70,74, 83,84,94,133 Siler, Cynthia 70,84,133 Slaven, jack 103,107,113,150 Slaven, Kathy 68,70,133 Slusher, Mike 147 Small, Mark 85,107,150 Smith, Jeannie 63,133 Smith, Jeff 147 Smith, Jeffery 79,139 Smith, Kay 150 Smith, Kent 109,143 Smith, Minnie 133 Smith, Tim 97,103,107,150 Snodgrass, Mark 139 Snodgrass, Mike 85,103,107,113, 153 Snyder, Danny 106,139 Snyder, David 153 Snyder, Jerry 87,139 Snyder, Mindy 64,65,70,72,82,83, 84,133 Sommers, Ed 150 Sommers, Penny 153 Soupley, Mike 102,139 Spangler, Pam 64,68,82,83,84,139 Spicer, Randall 150 Sprinkle, Amy 147 Stafford, Sara 147 Stahl, Carol 153 Stanley, Mike 103,153 Stanton, Eunice 62,64,70,74,84, 86,139 Steiner, Billy 102,147 Steiner, Brad 147 Steiner, David 70,82,83,84,85,87, 96,100,104,133 Steiner, John 82,83,100,102,139 Steiner, Lucinda 62,64,70,72,74, 84,139 Steiner, Mark 62,63,e5,72,74,79, 84,s7,1oo,133 Steiner, Robert 103,150 Steiner, Steve 103,107,113,150 Stewart, Kevin 92,103,113,l53 Stewart, Kris 97,103,109 Stewart, Saralyn 133 ' Stiner, Susan 63,143 Stiner, Vickie 153 Stone, Eddy 143 Stone, Randy 139 Stone, Ricky 107,113,150 Stone, Wanda 63,71,134 Stout, Brad 71,87,96,100,102, 109,143 Stout, William 153 Stratton, John 62,64,65,87,96, 102,134 Street, Steve 103,153 Stroup, Rachel 153 Stroup, Russ 106,143 Stuffle, Robert 92,107,150 Sturgeon, Kathy 139 Sturgeon, Patty 63,71,134 Sumner, Chuck 86,109,143 Sumner, Cory 72,87,98,109,134 Sumner, Susan 85,147 Sutherlin, Pam 150 Swick, john 107,153 Talbert, Alyce 150 Talbert, Larry 107,153 Talbert, Paula 143 Talbert, Terri 70,71,143 Taylor, Bill 62,69,134 Taylor, Debra 70,85,143 Taylor, Doug 103,150 Taylor, James 83,98,143 Taylor, janet 150 Taylor, Richard 69,70,83,143 Taylor, Terry 153 Terhune, Pat 134 Tharp, Bill 153 Tharp, Cathy 147 Tharpe, Alice 63,71,82,139 Tharpe, John 96,102,147 Tharpe, Susan 153 Thatcher, Leah 147 Thatcher, Richard 79,143 Thomas, Debbie 147 Thomas, Janet 63,143 Thomas, Judy 150 Thomas, Nancy 65,70,72,83,143 Thomas, Richard 103,107 Thompson, Brian 153 Thompson, jane 134 Thompson, Kevin 103,150 Thompson, Larry 143 Thompson, Mike 139 Tocco, Dan 75,97,102,107,147 Todd, Caroll 143 Toney, Anita 139 Toney, Mark 97,103,107,113,150 Toney, Robert 96,100,143 Torivo, Victor 87,96,134 Tremain, Billie K. 65,68,73,74, 134 Tremaine, William 102,147 Tubbs, Denise 150 Tucker, Becky 134 Tucker, Julie 150 Tudor, Libby 71,139 Tudor, Mark 153 Tunis, Carol 64,70,72,84,134 Turner, Pam 95,150 Unroe, Dennis 74,82,87,96,100, 104,134 183 Vance, Danny 107,150 Vance, David 153 Vandercook, Donnie 147 Vandercook, Iris 68,94,143 Van Horn, Darrell 139 Varney, Ricky 150 Varney, Vicky 143 Vent, Linda 150 Vent, Peggy 147 Vigue, Susan 150 Vincent, Teresa 147 Vincent, Welby 134 Waddail, jolm 103,153 Waddail, Steve 87,100,143 Waddell, Myrna 147 Waddell, Randy 71,75,79,143 Waddell, Roger 103,107,153 Waddell, Stephen 107,147 Wainscott, Bill 103,150 Walden, Rickey 103,107,113,153 Walter, Danny 69,147 Walter, Teresa 68,143 Ware, Mark Warm, Debbie 150 Watson, Jackie Watson, John 147 Weaver, Lari 153 Weir, Rick 134 Wells, Don 87,100,104,139 Wensel, Jacquelyn 150 Wensel, Keith 143 Wensel, Scott 103,150 Wheeler, Mark 103,107,113,153 Wheeler, Valerie 70,94,96,139 White, Carol 139 White, Christeen 83,147 White, Dave 79,82,83,139 White, Debbie 150 White, Linda 150 White, Mitzi 153 White, Patricia 68,139 White, Ruth 147 Whitehouse, Peter 69,147 Whiteman, Debbie 153 Whiteman, Kathy 139 Wiebusch, Melanie 150 Wiebusch, Richard 87,98,134 Wilcox, Kerry 147 Wilcox, Kevin 153 Wilcox, Ted 69,139 Wilcox, Tom 86,139 Wilkin, Todd 147 Williams, Darrell 153 Williams, Deborah 147 Williams, Katherine 153 Willis, Richard 70,87,139 Willson, Tom 150 Wilson, Chris 143 Wilson, Pamela 143 Wilson, Patrick 153 Wisehart, Jannay 63,147 Wood, Mary 72,85,143 Wood, Sara 64,65,70,72,74,83,13S Wood, Terry 87,100,139 Wray, Mike 87,92,100,102,143 Wray, Rick 103,153 Wright, Cynthia 62,7O,83,139 Wright, Gary 150 Wright, James 83,147 Wright, Janis 71,147 Wright, Jill 70,135 FACULTY INDEX Addison, Keith 65,122 Adkinson, Dorothy 122 Alter, Lance 78,122 Arbuckle, james 122 Baltus, Dale 85,87,93,100,117 Burdette, William 79,122 Carter, Helen 86,122 Colby, Ronald 87,93,100,102,11,3, 122 Cox, Erwin 87,93,122 Dougherty, Philip 79,87,93,113, 122 Dickison, William s7,93,1oo,1o4, 122 Doren, Carol Jeanne 122 Frandel, Richard 87,93,96,100, 109,123 Garrison, jerry 87,93,96,97 Wunderlich, Dave 97,150 Wunderlich, Steve 135 Wynam, Charmaine 153 Yenna, Kevin 79,96,143 Yoder, Wayne 74,75,135 Youngdale, Daryl 139 Faculty Index Hamacher, Dale 87,93,100,I02, 104,106,123 Hanna, Donald 64,77,117 Hanscom, Mary 123 Harris, Wilma 67,123 Hunsberger, Carol 86,123 Huskey, John 69,123 Inman, Louise 72,123 james, Betty Lou 66,123 Johnson, Carmen 123 Lake, jack 79,123 Lewellyn, Norman 87,93,100,118 Lewellyn, Roberta 123 Lewellyn, Tom 123 Manning, Charlie 123 McCormack, Carol 123 McCullough, William 74,123 Milburn, Carl 124 Milburn, Ina 124 184 Youngdale, Kermit 135 Youngdale, Ron 147 Zea, Margaret 150 Aell, Freda 153 Zell, Timothy 153 Zimmerman, Cathy 150 Myer, Kenneth 63,75,124 Orbaugh, Daniel Patty, Lois 71,124 Pearson, Merdith Gene 70,87,118 Perkins, Beth 80,124 Person, Donna 104 Rea, Richard 116 Reel, Robert 76,124 Robertson, Dale 87,124 Russell, Lois 124 Snow, Thomas 87,93,109,124 Springer, Mary 118 Stewart, Ethelyn 84,125 Stookey, Aaron 9O,93,125 Turner, Wava 73,125 Wakefield, Martha 125 Wheeler, Carolyn 125 F if ' iff! Q' 6. I w 'an v9 -A by ,A '17 Acknowledgements This edition of the ECHO could not have been produced Without the assistance of many per- sons not on the staff. Our special thanks go to the following: Mr. Fred Plocher, American Yearbook Company, for his valuable assistance in organizing the book and his moral support when things looked bad, Mr. Ted Hilz, Adams-Hitz Studio, who gave us excellent and promptphotographicwork and made every effort to accomodate us in taking group pictures at our convenience, Mr. Don Hanna, High School Principal, who Worked with us in scheduling club pictures and gave us guidance as needed, Mr. Dale Baltus, Activities Principal, for going out of his Way many times to help the staff no matter what we asked,' Mr. Larry Smiley, last year's Yearbook Advisor, who graciously gave his time and effort teaching this staff everything they know, Mrs. Louise Inman, YearbookAdvisor, for the outstanding job she did in making this year- book what it is . She pushed and pulled at the staff until the work was finally done, Mrs. Beth Perkins, for her helpful guidance on layouts, Jeannie Coy, who worked on the Organizations Section of the book and helped out in many capacities, Carol Tunis, who stepped in late and did so much needed typing for us, Kathy Milburn, for helping the editor in layouts , spelling and diction, Paula Reinhard, for help in writing copy, And lastly, to the members of the faculty and administration for patiently cooperating with the staff on the days we took pictures and picture retakes. We do sincerely thank these people and anyone else who gave us assistance in making this year's ECHO a most successful one. 186 ,X X B o o 1 .nl 'd ' 'm .e .,. rf Thursday night, 8:30 p.m., Room 204. Your Staff at Work wk 4:17 Penny checks last minute copy. 'I d1dn't think the line was ever going to end, exclaimed With the last layout finished and dead- line meta sigh of relief is in store. Many people have worked long, hair -pulling hours to make this yearbook what it is. Ithink at times we wondered if it was all worth it, but now that it is finished we know that every minute spent was well worth the effort. Now we wait anxiously for the arrival of the 1969 Echo. This year we've added many new ideas. The bookis now larger and contains 20 more pages than ever before. Also, a special blue section has been added for color and the cover carries the Western High School crest. High school will probably be the most happy and memorable four years of our livesg through the yearbook we are able to capture a few of these memories and keep them with us forever. Ican't begin to thank everyone for their assis- tance in this production of the Echo. May I just say Thank-You! Editor Donna Newby I88 A-am... mmm ...K '-..' 1 1 1 V ,1 J A K4 ,I G' vz 3 2. , v 1 i 1 1 A v I 1 1 1 P X ! 1 i z 15 Y I 1 W 1 , , N I i P ' ,I