Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Elsie Molden, Bernadine Moss, Marlene Clark, Sue Holladay, Joan Jensen, Barbara Burke, Joan Stalbaum, Carol Molden. SECOND ROW: Richard Magers, Wesley Pierson Sam RaichTMickey Kerns, Barbara Foust, Bob Fenzel, Devon Epson. I FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: SEVENTH GRADE Billie Holbrook, Frank Jones, Jerry Grube, Don Brown. Joan Theis, Virginia Williams, Judy Schultz, Phyllis Hetrick, Karen Deerberg, Sylvia Williams, June Sculley, Eva Farmer. Mrs. Martin, Aurelia Plaga, Angenette Gorter, Carleen Roberts, Doris Misch, Shirley Zeiters, Shirley Seegers, Shirley Williams. Robert Clark, Sonny Green, Rosco Hilton, Robert Hetrick, Delmar Zeiters, Curtis Luttrell, Raymond Ballard, Allen Stembel. 25

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FIRST ROW: Jo Anne Nelson, Eloise Thies, Margaret Jordan, Miss Gembala, Mona Kerns, Lila Walker, assistant editor; Shirley Theis. SECOND ROW: June Meyers, Glenn Roberts, Paul Howard, Louis Jones, Walter Krieve, business manager, Bill Salyer, Esther Yerion, editor-in-chief. SCENE: A small, well-lighted room in the north wing of Wheatfield High School, littered with rough copy papers, typewriters and glue pots. As our action begins. Miss Gembala runs her hand over her brow, and collapses in the nearest chair. Handkerchiefs are moving over fourteen slightly younger foreheads like windshield wipers. Surprisingly amidst such chaos we find fifteen relieved, calm people. The reason for this occasion of inactivity waS brought about largely by the publication of the previously mentioned book. For months now there has been the buzzing here and there of people going about the tasks of taking pictures, writing up each activity’s business, brain wracking in the search for witty writings, etc. In case you haven’t already guessed it, our plot revolves around the annual staff. The book has just gone to press and now fourteen happy satisfied people will be unem- ployed until further notice. 27