Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

r WHEATFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - yVHEAX RE L D INDIANA Mr. Ira Huntington County Superintendent of Schools Mr. Walter Myers Township Trustee 4 Mr. Fred Jones Coach Physical Education Mr. Robert Ehrick Health Safety Driver ' s Training Assistant Coach a nc others who cjiaded us ah long Mr. James Wilson Vocational Agriculture Miss Kathryn Brown Librarian Latin English Mrs. Evelyn Shoemaker English Mr. Riley F. Stone Science Government Miss Patricia Huff Home Economics Mr. Peter Figert Music Mr. Forest Barber Social Studies English Miss Elizabeth Figert Physical Education History We entered Wheatfield High in 1953 with sixth-two members. With the aid of Miss Brown, our sponsor, we chose the following officers: President, Carolyn Dahm; Vice-President, Rob- bert Braun; Secretary, Wilma Hetrick; Treasurer, Ronnie Gastineau; Senators, David Krieve and Roy Jungels. This year we won the Echo contest and also took in the most money. Con- sequently, we were able to give thirty dollars towards buying new lockers for the school. Our number had shrunk considerably by the sophomore year, and we had only fifty members. Mr. Shoemaker was our class sponsor, and under his direction we selected class sweaters and held a Hard Times Party . Officers for this year were Joe McFarland, President; Tracy Jones, Vice-President; David Krieve, Treasurer; Roy Jungels, Treasurer; Carolyn Dahm and David Cavinder, Senators. Our membership continued to decline, and as Juniors we had only forty-three members. Our sponsors this year were Miss Stroup and Miss Traverse. The most exciting event of the year was the choosing of our class rings, which we still think are very pretty. We also presented our first play, Dotty Daffy , which was a hilarious success. Officers elected were: Tracy Jones, President; David Krieve, ice -President; Audrey Krypel, Secretary; Peggy Martin, Treasurer; Irene Mueller and David Cavinder, Senators. In our Senior year, with thirty-five members, we again had Miss Brown as our sponsor, with Mr. Ehrick as co-sponsor. Officers were: Tracy Jones, President; David Cavinder, Vice-Pres- ident; Audrey Krypel, Secretary; Robert Kerkes, Treasurer; Irene Mueller and Joe McFarland, Senators. This year has truly been our busiest, with the measuring for caps and gowns, pictures, ord- ering invitations, and working on various committees. We were very lucky in that we were able to give our Senior Play, Something ' s Cookin ' , during the first semester. We were kept busy preparing for Class Exercises for May 17, Baccalaureate on May 19, and Commencement on May 21. As a parting gift to the school, we gave another seventy dollars to the locker fund. FLOWER— Red Rose 8 TRACY JONES President Sam DAVID CAVINDER Vice-President Elvis Jr. WILMA HETRICK Willy JAMES DAVIS SONJA STANTON Sugar HENRY HENRICHS Hank THOMAS C. BLASZCZYK Earless _ seniors, so July 5, 1967 Dear Tracy, I ' m terribly sorry that you couldn ' t come to our class reunion last week, but I hope that everything came out all right when you opened the new bridge which you built. I still can ' t figure how you prevent a five mile suspension bridge from col- lapsing . I thought that you might like to know what your classmates are doing, so here is a quick run-down. Some of our boys are working right here in Detroit. Gene Hol- brook is a test driver for Ford, and when he isn ' t busy he tours the AAA race tracks with Frank Shields. Frank is current AAA champion and Henry Henricks is his mech- anic. They surely must make a good team. You ' ve probably read about Pat Bachman. I never thought that such a quiet girl would enter politics, but she seems to be a very good Secretary of the Treasury. She is living in Washington D. C. , with Leona Jones, who is a first grade teacher. Only two in our class went to work at Gehring, Inc. Janice DeMoss is private secretary for Wm. Gehring, Jr. , and Jim Davis is the foreman at the New Gehring To- mato Cannery. Wilma Hetrick was just in town yesterday; she missed the reunion also. She had just returned from India where she and her husband are striving to build a church in the wilderness. She told me that she had seen David Hayes when passing through Africa. David is a missionary also. However, he is more interested in educating natives to Christian ideas as he travels, rather than settling in one place. Remember our class artists, Grube and Blaszczyk? They are still drawing, but now they are the publishers of Horror Comics Inc. Rex Myers is in the literary field too, since his book, How To Live With Your Height and Love It , became a best seller. There are several of our classmates working in Chicago. Carole Bladick and Sonja Stanton run a baton twirling school on the North Side. Carol Qavinder and Gail Smith are running the C G Beauty Salon on Broadway and they live with Jewel Smith in her penthouse. Jewel is a swimming instructor at the Y. W. C. A. since she retired from Olympic competition. Naturally, several of our classmates are married. Jolene Benoit married James Feleki and lives in Rensselaer. Carolyn Dahm married Howard Belstra and lives on a large farm near DeMotte, and of course Bob Braun and Audrey Krypel were married. They run a big chicken farm near Va ' Daraiso. Pat Schultz and Mildred Massoth are on a personal appearance tour to give lec- tures on home economics, and they are booked solid for another year. David Cavinder, Bill Florence and Jerry Stanton arrived together. Jerry is a big- game hunter now, and has just returned from Africa. He is staying with David, who has a large grapefruit farm in Florida. Bill is David ' s personal farm manager and handles all contracts and other business. Of course David Krieve and Dan Cowger arrived together. Dan is serving his eighth year in the Navy, and he is now Chief Petty Officer. David turned to coach- ing after he graduated, and he now has taken over as coach from Mr. Jones at Wheatfield. It seems that Robert Kerkes and Robert Sculley are working together on some big program in Jasper County. Kerkes is the County Agricultural Agent, and Sculley is running an experimental animal husbandry farm for Purdue University. Oddly, only one in our class turned to the entertainment field — Tevis Calloway. You probably knew that she took over for Aunt Fanney on the Don McNeil show. Well, chat about covers everyone. I may try to drive down to visit with you next week, because T want you to see my new car. It ' s a customized Cadillac from Kossakowski ' s Kool Kustom Kars, here in Detroit. Tony did all the body work, and Irene Mueller, who is an interior decorator, designed the upholstery and seat covers. Drop me a line if you have time. Production Vice-President General Mo tors Corp. Joe McFarland 16 . . . the ambitious actors of our class . . . Junior Play Of 1956 Bob Braun- - -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- Alfred the Butler Gertude Kooy- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dotty Jewell Smith- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Daffy Tracy Jones- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Freddy Joe McFarland- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Jimmy Dan Cowger Uncle Hugh Robert Sculley Jack Bellmont David Hayes- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Paxton Bellmont Wilma Hetrick -Phyllis, Mother Tevis Calloway- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Helda Audrey Krypel . - Student Director Mildred Massoth- - -- -- -- -- -- - Molly (not shown) Director- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Mr . Gard 1. Nothing but trouble. 2. Don’t get smart with me, young man. 3. All ' s well that ends well. 4. Mischief afoot. 5. Everyone ' s happy again. 6. Ah, what a beautiful group! 17 u2hQ£i: o .-I Something ' s Cookin ' Play Cast Of 57 Cynthia- - - - Barbara- - - - Mazie- - - - Robert- - - - Pete- - - - - Professor- - - Spenser- - - - Mrs. Newcomb- Aunt Eva- - - Pinky Rex- - - - - Marcia- - - - Director- - - • - - -Jolene Benoit - -Tevis Calloway - - -Jewell Smith - - Robert Sculley - - David Krieve ■ - - David Hayes - -David Cavinder - - Wilma Hetrick - - Irene Mueller - - Joe McFarland - - - -Tom Grube ■ - -Sonja Stanton -Mr. Forest Barber . . . sets, make-up and comedy . . .. 1. Cynthia discovers Robert likes Barbara. 2. Pete ' s not dumb. 3. This is the way it goes. 4. Mazie, Robert ' s x-girl friend, arrives. 5. Pete steals all Cynthia ' s sandwiches. 6. Rex tells Professor Newcomb about the gangsters. 7. Noel Spenser has a black eye, too. 8. Robert, Barbara, Mrs. Newcomb and Aunt Eva are confronted by a gun man. 18 . . . the juniors, some flighty . . . LOUISE STALBAUM President BEVERLY SAVICH Vice-President KENNETH HERSHMAN Secretary-Treasurer JANET DOBSON Senator GARY GREEN Senator FIRST ROW, LEFT: Arthur Bierma, Cecil DeMoss, Milton DeVries, Maxine Dobson, Glen Dykstra. SECOND ROW: Glen Freberg, Jean Fulaytar, Janice Garling, Pat Giemza, Wanda Risner. THIRD ROW: Kennth Hetrick, Joyce Hilton, Carol Hoff- man, Donald Jefferson, Harriet Kossakowski. FOURTH ROW: SherriU Lakin, Alberta Leach, Joan Myers, Karen Myers, Dorcas Neely. FIFTH ROW: Marian Nelson, Marlene Nelson, John Osborn, Edna Hale, Mary Salyer. SIXTH ROW: BiU Sampson, Margaret Schultz. SEVENTH ROW: Johnny Terpstra, Vernon Tlllema, Allen Wireman, Don Wright. RICHARD BOEZEMAN President ELDON JEFFRIES Vice-President ROGER WAHL Secretary DARRELL ALLEN Treasurer DIANNE BRICKER Senator CURTIS MARTIN Senator the Soph opfiomores FIRST ROW, LEFT: Russel Allyn, Jim Blaszczyk, Clara Caudill, Carol Dase, William Davis, Pat DeVries. SECOND ROW: Alice Finney, Nancy Griffey, Louise Grube, William Hart, Jean Hayes, Gloria Hernandez. THIRD ROW: Paul Hoffman, Walter Klemp, Judy Korniak , Russel Lakin, Leona Lauritis, Steve Mathis. FOURTH ROW: Mary Misch, Caroline Mueller, Danny Neely, Lorretta Nelson, Richard Odle, John Ooms. FIFTH ROW: Sylvia Peterson, Thelma Ratliff, Linda Robhins, Barbara Root, Annie Sculley, Ronnie Stanton. SIXTH ROW: Kay Stansberry, Judith Stewart, Kenneth Stewart, Mary Thies, Albert Ty sen, Carroll Tysen. FIRST ROW, BOTTOM: Lawrence Peshel, Roseann Volpe, Roland Williamson, Ray Wireman, Joyce Wolf. 25 26 MELVIN SAVICH SHANON CAVINDER DONNA RISNER HOMER HOWARD President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer PATSY FINNEY Senator TERRY LAWYER Senator an cl afresh men. too FIRST ROW, LEFT: Phyllis Allen, Larry Barker, Marvin Barker, Kenneth Barker, Carol Bovenkirk, William Kampenga, Sarah Cambe. SEC- OND ROW: Don Campbell, Shirley Collins, Elmer Conley, Doris Crownover, Linda Davis, Lois DeYoung, Wilson Dobson. THIRD ROW: Robert Florence, Elinor Foster, Adele Fraley, Ruth Fraley, Gerald Fulaytar, John Fyda, Joseph Fyda. FOURTH ROW: Daisy Gourley, Billy Hale, Myrtle Hale, William Hale, Jeannette Harris, Patty Hendrix, Rex Hetrick. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Jefferson, David Jones, Norma Kes- sel, Angeline Kooy, Angeline Kossakowski, Glen Leach, Virginia Martin. SIXTH ROW: Patty Massoth, Robert McIntosh, Carol Myers, Connie Myers, Bernard Hart, Barbara Odle, Arthur Oliver. FIRST ROW, BOTTOM: Al len Owens, Judy Parker, Mike Pierson, Roger Pierson, Maxine Salver, Eddie Schultz, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW: Mary Stepp, Linda Stowers, Tom Strain, Don Sytsma, Robert Venekamp, Amel Whitaker , Frances Whitaker. THIRD ROW: Lucille Wireman, Patsy Wright, Joe Rodriquez. MR. HAROLD MARTIN MR. RALPH STRAIN MRS. RICHARD MYERS MR. WARREN ROBERTS MR. HANK BLASZCZYK MRS. FRANK KING MRS. LESTER DAVIS MR. MRS. OMER DARNER TOP ROW, LEFT: Richard Parker, Larry Hoffman, Joe Sabuda, Sandra Murray, Deavern Nelson, Paul Pavot, David Hendrix, Glen Williams. SECOND ROW: Betty Stansberry, Bruce Fraley, Ann Strain, Patricia Kerkes, Mary Davis, Charlene Jeff- erson, Betty Mathis, Sandra Hoehn, George Brower, Mr. Hupp, teacher. THIRD ROW: Richard Leach, Patty Sampson, 1 Christine Lauraitis, Billy Smith, Susie Bailey, James Foster, Jerry Wolf. FIRST ROW: Mildred Williams, Mike Rust, Riley Stone, John Korniak, Judy Hathaway, Danny Tillema, Dean Tillema, Roger Shepherd, Billy Misch, Bobby King. SECOND ROW: Janet Holbrook, Malcom King, Billy Steele, Linda Stansberry, James Davis, George Kerkes, Ronnie Parker, Evelyn Bays, Susan Kessel, Ruby Leach. THIRD ROW: Bett Salyer, Norma Pierson, Jerry Luttrell, Bobby Melchert, Connie Manns, Kenny DeYoung, Betty Meeks, Douglas Gourley, Pamela Barker. Teacher: Mr. Miller. 30 TOP ROW, LEFT: Gene Hamstra, Harry Hoffman, Larry Florence, Carl Caudill, Vernon Sampson, Larry Hetrick, Duane Myers, Penny Lawyer, Ruth Fulaytar. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Komiak, Niel Myers, Cathy Finney, Beulah Hendrix, Earl Jefferson, Sandra Jones, Norma Krug, Patty Hart, Mr. Wilson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Walter Mathis, Dolly Malone, Alice DeHaan, John Garling, Judy Stansberry, Dollie Caudill, Linda Stanton, Tom Cavinder, James Devine. TOP ROW, LETT: Alice Stalbaum, Philip Foster, Carolyn Klemp, Nancy Dase, Irene Tillema, Bruce Woolever, Jack Wil- liams, Harold Warner, Larry Robbins, Beverly James, Grace Hendrix, Warren Bovenkirk, Carol James. SECOND ROW: Stanley Myers, Robert Davis, Marilyn Myers, Edna Bailey, Pamela Hilton, Tommy Stone, Nancy Klemz, Albert Hoffman, Ray Pierson, Robert Misch, Francis Bays, Freddie Stembel, Clarence Misch, Carolyn Shepherd, Mr. Lehner, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lula Luttrell, Richard Myers, Charles Johnson, John Clark, Sandra Massoth, Shela Barker, Betsy McIntosh, Connie Gourley, William Luttrell, Harry Salyer, Judy Garling, Carl Melchert. 31 FIRST ROW: Kathy Verden, Darrell Barker, Julie Marconeth, Ricky Jones, Beverly Cowger, Frances Whited, Susan Melc- her, Roy Mathis, Harvey Fraley, LeVonne Martin, David McDaniel, Leona Darner. SECOND ROW: Billy Bailey, Randy Howard, Ethel Warner, Marvin Luttrell, Larry Jungles, Lula Davis, Gary Strubel, Shirley Meed, Bruce toward, Timothy Minor, Gary Myers, David Gulbransen, Judy Marco nett, Mary Foster, Aloysius Hart. THIRD ROW: James McKim, Linda Shepherd, Rhonda Green, Terry King, Lola Hoffman, Samantha Lawyer, John McNeil, Donald Tillema, Tommy Misch, Christine Kerkes, George Chizman, Lee Wicks, John Roithel, Miss Misch. FIRST ROW: Clarence Dutlinger, Terry Schultz, Barry ftower, Larry Jones, Billy James, Micheal Kerkes, Michael Cowger, -Debbie Meeks. SECOND ROW: Larry Crownover, Ethel Clemans, Diane Parker, Steven Whited, Yvonne Tyre, Kenneth Stone, Rosy Luttrell, Kenneth Fraley, Bobby Newlin, Sally Marshall. THIRD ROW: Dale Bagnall, Jerry McKim, Johnny Tones, Boneita Melnders, Frederick Krug, Mary Minor, David Whitaker, Roy Meeks, Miss Holle. 32 ■ FIRST ROW: Phyllis Luttrell, Allen Martin, Kathy Pavot, Emojean Johnson, Truman Nelson, Helen Finney, Karen Wicks, Jerry Jefferson, Mary Fyda. SECOND ROW: Billy Whited, Marilyn Foster, Shirley Robbins, Helen Mathis, Barbara Ker- kes, Roger Parker, Diana Darner, Kay Jones. THIRD ROW: Cecil Crownover, Janet Strain, Wanda Whited, Tommy Pier- son, Douglas Roberts, Kenny Howard, Susan Stalbaum, Laura Markenette, Bob Klemz, Teacher: Mrs. Hoehn. FIRST ROW: Joe Brower, Calvin Riddle, Richard Tillema, Billy Dase, Janet Hoehn, Mary Hendrix, Teddy Wooleever. SECOND ROW: Sharon Howard, Shirley Myers, Linda Hilton, Louis Davis, Roy Shepherd, Linda Jefferson, Steven Krug, Jerry Meeks. THIRD ROW: Warren Barker, Sandra Klemz, Bobby PDtts, Sally Dase, Susie Dase, Robert Gourley, Sherry Pierson, Ruth Salyer, Teacher: Mrs. Kirkland. 33 Mr. Ehrick, in Health and Safety, demonstrating The Tie That Binds . Mr. Wilson catches Sculley and Grube working together in Agri- culture Class. Miss Brown keeps a close watch as the Latin II students slave away. the reflected glory LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW: John Osborn, Butch Jeffries, Darrell Allen, Curt Martin, Ronnie Stanton, Steve Mathis, Coach Jones, Bob Mathis, James Osborn, Ray Wireman, Jerry Stanton, Tom Grube, Art Savich. BOTTOM ROW: David Hayes, Glen Friberg, Dick Cavinder, Gary Geen, Dan Cowger, Bernard Seegers, David Krieve, Tony Kossakowski, Joe McFarland, Rick rioeseman, Tracy Jones. Though the 1956 track team was an inexperienced team, they managed to bring home a well deserved trophy from the Hebron Invitational. Richard Cavinder, Honorary Captain, was selected by major letter winners Bernard Seegers, James Osborn, Dan Cowger, Tom Grube, Tracy Jones, Tony Kossakowski, David Krieve, Joe McFarland, Gary Green, Glen Friberg, and Robert Mathis. eyes and spraine ) d an kies . . . C Tootball LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW: Coach Jones, Tracy Jones, Joe McFarland, Gary Green, Allen Wlreman, John Osborn, Manager, Bob Mathis, David Krieve, John Teipstra, Glen Friberg, Coach Ehrick. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Lawyer, Don Sytsma, Rick Boezeman, Steve Mathis, Dave Jones, Art Bierma, Bill Sampson, Dan Cowger, Don Jefferson, Tom Grube. BOTTOM ROW: Bob McIntosh, Butch Jef- fries, Eddie Allyn, Jerry Fulaytar, Tom Strain, Eddie Schultz, Curt Martin, Melvin Savich, Lawrence Peshel. The 1956 football season was a very successful one for the Red Devils. After making a satisfactory appearance in the Jamboree, the team swamped Mt. Ayr 51-25 and DeMotte 56-6. Then the going got rough and Klondike proved a better team by a 20-8 score. The Devils breezed through the rest of the season beating Kentland 30-18, and Fair Oaks 50- 25. Placing second in the Kankakee Valley Conference and with an over all season record of 5-1-1, everyone was happy. Major letter winners were Tracy Jones, Honorary Captain, Dan Cowger, Joe McFar- land, David Krieve, Art Bierma, Glen Friberg, Gary Green, Bill Sampson, John Terpstra, and Allen Wireman. 37 TRACY JONES Back The suspense is killing me. He did his best, so let him rest, yeah, rah, Jones. Make mine ham on rye. Oh, happy day I Disgusting, isn ' t it? LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW: Roland Williamson, Manager, Rick Boezeman, Dan Cowger, Coach Jones, David Krieve, Allen Wireman, John Osborn, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Glen Friberg, Tracy Jones, Joe McFarland, John Terpstra, Gary Green, Cecil DeMoss. ne nuts of victory . . . i Hashetball The 1956 basketball season has proved to be a terrific one indeed, the team losing only 5 of their regular scheduled games. Playing topnotch ball in the Holiday Tourney at Kentland, the Devils came home with the trophy after edging out a very talented Brook squad. The Annual K. V. T. presented another challenge for the Red Devils. Playing in the Morrocco gym, they managed to win the necessary three games for the championship, beating DeMotte, Remington, and Tefft respectively. 41 joe McFarland Guard COACHES JONES EHRICK DAN COWGEK Forward TRACY JONES Guard DAVE KRIEVE Center GARY GREEN Guard ALLEN WI REMAN Forward JOHN TERPSTRA Guard . . . and the trophies we won RICK BOEZEMAN CECIL DeMOSS GLEN FRIBERG Forward Guard Guard 43 tk ? ree Janet Dobson, Pat Giemza, Beverly Savich. CB of earn CheerleacL ers Donna Risner, Caroline Mueller. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW: Ray Wireman, Butch Jeffries, Steve Mathis, Terry Lawyer, Don Sytsma, David Jones, Melvin Savich, Curt Martin, Jack Wiggs, Coach Ehrick. BOTTOM ROW: Eddie Schultz, Lawrence Peshel, Tom Strain, Bob McIntosh, Eddie Allyn, Don Campbell, Amel Whitaker. LEFT TO RIGHT-TOP ROW: Tom Stone, Jim Devine, Harry Hoffman, Larry Hetrick, Coach Ehrick, Gene Hamstra, Walt Mathis, Fred Stembel. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Johnson, Ray Pierson, Albert Hoffman, Bob Misch, Philip Foster, Stanley Myers, Clarence Misch. the stars of clay after tomorrow 1 lajorettes LEFT to RIGHT: Sonja Stanton, Dianne Bricker, Maxine Salyer, Carole Bladlck. 47 48 ROW ONE: Mr. Shoemaker, Gary Green, Joe McFarland, Janet Dobson, Irene Mueller, Dianne Bricker. ROW TWO: Carol Jones, Robert Misch, Curt Martin, Gene Hamstra, Ruth Fulayter, Patricia Finney. reflecting student opinions through the gear . . . The Student Council, under the sponsorship of Mr. Shoemaker, was active throughout the year. They sponsored a sock hop to raise money, which was used to rent a movie and buy refreshments for the Christmas party. They also chose and ordered two films to be shown to the high school next year. At .the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: President-Joe McFar- land, Vice-Presideni-Janet Dobson, Secretary-Treasurer-Gary Green. 50 The Library Club began the year by electing new officers. They are: President, Joe McFarland; Treasurer, Louise Grube; Secretary, Alice Finney. New club members include some seventh graders. Anyone who is willing to work in the library at least one period a week is eligible for membership. New members were given new pins, and the seniors received guards for their pins. Club dues go toward purchasing needed items for the library. . . . the keepers of the hooks . . . SEATED: Joe McFarland, Louise Grube, Alice Finney, Miss Brown, Tracy Jones, Tevis Calloway. STANDING: Alice Stalbaum, Dianne Brlcker, Angeline Kooy, Sylvia Peterson, Steve Mathis, Louise Stalbaum, Tom Blaszazyk, Connie Myers, Eddie Schultz, Elinor Foster, Daisy Gourly, Patsy Finney. SEATED: Joan Myers, Louise Stalbaum, Joe McFarland, Gary Green, Tracy Jones, Jolene Benoit, Wilma Hetrick. FIRST ROW: Pat Giemza, Harriet Kossakow ski, Mildred Massoth, Tevis Calloway, Bill Sampson, Tony Kossakowski, Tom Blas- zczyk, Tom Grube, Jean Julaytar, Irene Mueller, Audrey Krypel, Mrs. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Patty Bachman, Leona Jones, Carol Cavinder. the struggling staff valiantly striving . ARCUS staff members were appointed to their positions in September. The advertising committee began visits to the businessmen in order to collect ads; the subscription staff carried on a campaign to sell as many yearbooks as possible; the editorial staff discussed the problems of cover style and color, theme, division pages and the like. Photographers, art editors, and copy editors were all working busily. The deadline was drawing nearer. Layout sheets took form; the rubber cement supply was rapidly de- pleted; copy was typed, corrected and retyped. Finally, the material was arranged, wrap- ped, addressed and sent on its way to the printers. With a sigh of relief, the staff joined the subscribers in the long wait for the return of the completed annuals. 52 C; The Echo staff was chosen in September by Mr. Barber. Work began at once to meet the first deadline which was in September. The staff this year was very large, but every- one co-operated and therefore fine papers were published. SG ((9 Sc ho ! echo SEATED: Irene Mueller, Joe McFarland, Tracy Jones, Tom Blaszczyk, Tom Grube, Jolene Benoit, Alice Finney. FIRST ROW: Pat DeVries, Joan Myers, Connie Myers, Kenneth Hershman, Gary Green, Janet Dobson, Eddie Allyn, Leona Laur- aitis, Beverly Savich, Wilma Hetrick, Judy Stewart. SECOND ROW: Patty Schultz, Dianne Bricker, Janice DeMoss, Carol Bovenkirk, Jean Fulaytar, Leona Jones, Ann Sculley, Carol Dase, Carolyn Dahm, Jewell Smith, Judy Parker. THIRD ROW: Tom Strain, Adele Fraley, Judy Korniak, Mary Thies, Harriet Kossakowski, Louise Stalbaum, Margaret Schultz, Maxine Dobson, Angeline Kooy, Mary Mlsch, Patty Bachman, Carol Cavinder. FOURTH ROW: Carole Bladick, SonJa Stanton, Mildred Massoth, Sherrill Lakin, Ruth Fraley, Elinor Foster, Daisy Gourley, Patsy Finney, Thelma RaUiff, Tevis Colloway, Linda Stowers, Linda Robbins, Pat Giemza. FIFTH ROW: Gail Smith, Dorcas Neely, Mr. Barber. O % ' %s % S TO WHEATFIELD uMiH u MAni SEATED: Janet Dobson, Louise Stalbaum, Beverly Savich, Wilma Hetrick, Margaret Schultz, Alice Finney, Leona Laur- aitis. FIRST ROW: Judy Stewart, Sarah Wiggs, Patty Mas soth, Linda Robbins, Janet Shields, Mildred Mas soth, Patty Schultz, Sherrill Lakin, Edna Hale, Judy Parker, Miss Huff. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Allen, Mary Thies, Judy Korniak, Elinor Foster, Maxine Salyer, Dianne Bricker, Doris Crownover, Lois DeYoung, Linda Stowers, Barbara Odle. THIRD ROW: Patty Hendrix, Joan Myers, Carol Dase, Shirley Collins, Pat DeVries, Janice Garling, Audrey Krypel. FOURTH ROW: Linda Davis, Mary Salyer, Daisy Gourley, Norma Kessel, Jean Hayes, Carole Blaclck, Sonja Stanton, Patsy Wright, Donna Rlsner, Myrtle Hale, Harriet Kossakowskl, Jolene Benoit. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Hilton, Maxine Dobson, Patsy Finney, Angeline Kossakowski. __ O A i 4 — 1 is hi you are my sunshine , my only sunshine The Sunshine Society worked very hard this year to live up to its motto, Others . Here are some of the events and activities of the year: September- ---- ---------- initiation of new members October- - District Convention at Martinsville November- - - - Thanksgiving program for student body January- -------------- - Riley Hospital Fund ($60) February- - -Farmers Luncheon March- Athletic Banquet, FFA Banquet, Election of officers , Mother- Daughter Banquet April- - Easter assembly program, Ideal Lady Tea, State Convention at Rensselaer May- - -- -- -- -- - Senior recognition, Installation of officers The girls sponsored sock hops, sold candy, and stationery to build their treasury. S U n s k i n e S o c e t u 54 Installation of new members. Girls serving at a banquet. President officiating at first meeting. Sonja Stanton giving a special number at initiation of new members. 55 SEATED: Mr. Wilson, Frank Shields, David Krieve, Gary Green, Tony Kossakowski, Curt Martin. FIRST ROW: Don Jefferson, Don Wright, Roger Pierson, Russel Lakin, Denny Baker, Lawrence Peshel, Eddie Schultz, Mike Pierson, Robert McIntosh, Larry Barker. SECOND ROW: Danny Neely, Melvin Barker, Jerry Stanton, Darrel Allen, Bill Hart, Rex Hetrick, Bill Florence, James Bias zczyk, Paul Hoffman, David Hayes, Bernard- Hart . THIRD ROW: Wilson Dobson, Bill Kampenga, Kenneth Hetrick, Walter Klemp, Steve Mathis, Homer Howard, Tom Grube, Ronnie Stanton, Joe Fyda, Eddie Allyn. FOURTH ROW: Milton DeVries, Don Sytsma, David Jones, Caroll Tysen, Vernon Tillema, Bill Davis, Ray Wireman, John Terpstra, Robert Sculley, Cecil DeMoss, Art Risner. looking to the future The FFA is an extra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school. In Vocational Agriculture, among other things, members learn through active partici- pation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting; to speak in public; to buy and sell co-operatively; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves; and to assume civic responsibility. Membership in the F.F.A. is made up of farm boys who are students of VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE in high school. The organization ' s activities are designed primarily to help develop rural leadership and good citizenship, and to stimulate the boys to better achievement in their study and work toward successful establishment in farming. 56 Under the direction of Mr. Jones, their sponsor, the officers were elected in Sept- ember. They are: President-Gary Green; Vice-President-Joe McFarland; Secretary- Glenn Friberg; Treasurer-Tracy Jones. During the school year the club took part in several activities, such as setting up the stands for the school carnival and selling tickets for the K. V. T. and Holiday Tourney. helpful handymen FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Strain, Glen Friberg, Bill Florence, Curt Martin, Jerry Stanton, Don Jefferson, Amel Whitaker, Don Campbell, Mr. Jones. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Peshel, Ray Wireman, Ronnie Stanton, John Terpstra, Rickie Boezemen, Melvin Savich, Tracy Jones, John Osborn. THIRD ROW: Eldon Jeffries, Tony Kossakowski, Gary Green, Joe McFarland, Allen Wireman, David Krieve, Homer Howard, Frank Shields, Kenneth Hershman. . . . the Wdheatfield llJarchmg L Tied dOevds The Wheatfield marching band was a new addition to the music department this year. It was under the direction of Mr. Figert. In September they attended the Purdue Band Day and also saw the football game bet- ween Purdue and Missouri. In October they entered the state marching contest at Merril- ville and received an excellent rating. The marching Red Devils presented shows at the football and basketball games during the year. 58 The concert band was under the direction of a new teacher this year, Mr. Peter Figert. In January the group presented a winter concert for the public. Also in January, they played for DeMotte High School. Special honors went to Jimmy Devine, Alice Ann Stalbaum, Jean Fulaytar, Virginia Martin, Mary Misch, and Warren Bovenkirk, who played at the instrumental contest in February. i.l, leme and variations BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois DeYoung, Connie Myers, Glenn Leach, Sarah Wiggs, Jean Hayes, Terry Lawyer, Roland Williamson, Albert Tysen, Gerald Fulaytar, Ann Kooy, Stanley Myers, Art Bierma, Curt Martin, Tevis Calloway, Bill Sampson. MIDDLE ROW: Virginia Martin, Jean Fulaytar, Ruth Korniak, Clarence Misch, Louise Grube, Gene Hamstra, Wilma Hetrick, Judy Parker, Warren Bovenkirk, Beverly Savich, Jimmy Devine. FIRST ROW: Joan Myers, Margaret Schultz, Mary Misch, Elinor Foster, Alice Ann Stal- baum, Marilyn Myers, Nancy Klemz, Louise Stalbaum. PIANIST: Carolyn Dahm. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Mueller, Sherrill Lakin, Frances Whitaker, Angeline Kossakowski, Linda Davis, Mary Ann Smith, Sarah Wlggs, Mr. Flgert. SECOND ROW: Sonja Stanton, Carole Bladick, Carol Cavlnder, Tevls Calloway, Louise Grube, Patty Hendrix, Phyllis Allen, Joyce Hilton. THIRD ROW: Angeline Kooy, Maxine Dobson, Connie Myers, John Fyda, Henry Henrichs, Jack Wiggs, Carol Myers, Janice Garling, Mary Salyer. mutators . . . The chorus officers for this year were elected as follows: President- Robert Sculley, Vice-President-Jolene Benoit, Secretary- David Cavinder, Librarian-Tevis Calloway. The chorus has been kept busy this year singing at different events, they sang at the P. T. A., at the contest, at the Christmas Program, and at Baccalaureate. Pianists forthe chorus are David Cavinder, Leona Lauraitis, and Carolyn Dahm. 60 . . . the beginning of the end . . The theme for the Junior and Senior prom of 1956 was Evening In Paris . Everyone had a wonderful time and the evening was concluded by the crowning of the queen, who was Twyla Sculley. Mr. Figert: Please all together for once . PAT BACHMAN, Chorus 1, Scholarship 1 , Attendance 2, Echo 3-4, Typing Award 3, Dotty and Daffy 3. JOLENE BENOIT, Chorus 1-2, Sunshine Society 1 -2-3-4, Arcus 3-4, Senior Editor Arcus 4, 4-H 1, 4-H Vice-President 1, Echo 1-2-3-4, Echo Grade News Editor 3-4, Cheerleader 2 , Reading Award 1-2- 3, Something ' s Cookin ' 4. CAROLE BLADICK, Sunshine Society 1- 2- 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Echo 2-3-4, Arcus 3-4, Baton Twirler 2-3-4. TOM BIASZYC2X, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-2-3, Library Club 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1, Echo 3-4, Arcus 3-4. ROBERT BRAUN, Class Vice-President 1 , Attendance 1, Dotty and Daffy 3. TEVIS CALLOWAY, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2 -3-4, Something ' s Cookin ' 4, Dotty and Daffy 3, Library Club 3-4, Reading Award 1-2-3, Attendance 1-2, Arcus 3-4, Echo 2-3-4, Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4. CAROL CAVINDER, Chorus 1-2-3-4, At- tendance Award 1-2-3, Sunshine Society 2, Typing Award 3, Echo 4, Arcus 4 , Reading Award 1-2. DAVID CAVINDER, Band 1-2 -3-4, Chorus 3- 4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Library Club 1- 3-4, Senior Play, Student Council 2-3, Vice-President 4. DANIEL COWGER, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1, Basketball 3-4, Track 3-4, Foot- ball 4, Cross Country 3, Dotty and Daffy 3 , Reading Award 2 , Attendance Award 2 . CAROLYN DAHM, Chorus 1-2-3, Arcus 3-4, Class President 1, Class Senator 2, Citizenship Award 3, Band 2, Scholar- ship 2, Sunshine Society 2. JAMES DAVIS JANICE DeMOSS, Chorus 1-2-3, Sunshine Society 3, Arcus 3, Echo 4. BILL FLORENCE, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-2-3-4, Echo 1-2-3, Arcus 3, Boys’ Service Club 4. TOM GRUBE, Basketball 1, Track 1-3, Library Club 1, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Some- thing 1 s Cockin ' 3, Future Fanners of Amer- ica 1-2-3-4, Pest Control 1-2-3-4, Corn Control 3-4, Soy Bean Control 3-4, Grain Judging 4, Dairy Judging 1-2-3-4, Vege- table Judging 3-4. DAVID HAYES, Football 1-2, Track 3, Something ' s Cookin ' 4, Dotty and Daffy 3, Future Farmers of America 1-2 -3-4, Vegetable Judging 1-2-3, 4-H 1-2-3, Junior Leader 2-3. HENRY HENRICHS, Chorus 4, Future Far- mers of America 1-2-3, Soy Bean Control 2 . WILMV HETRICK, Echo 1-2-3-4, Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4, Sunshine Society Res- ident 4, 4-H 1-2, 4-H President 1-2 , Band 1-2-3-4, Arcus 3-4, Reading Award 1-2, Attendance Award 1-3, Something ' s Cookin ' 4, Dotty and Daffy 3, Secretary of Class 1 . GENE HOLBROCK, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-2, Boys ' Service Club 4. LEONA JONES, Attendance Award 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Echo 3-4, Arcus 3-4. TRACY JONES, Class President 3-4, Lib- rary Club 3-4, Arcus 3-4, Echo 3-4 , Citizenship Award 3, Scholarship Award 1-2-3, Reading Award 1-2-3, LatinAward 1, Boys ' Service Club 3-4, Treasurer Boys ' Service Club 4, Football 2-3-4 , Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Dotty and Daffy 3. ROBERT KERKES, Vegetable Judging 1-2- 3-4, Q-ain Judging 1-2, Livestock Judg- ing 1-2, Poultry Judging 2-3, Land Judg- ing 3-4, Parlimentary Procedure 3-4, Pest Control 1-2, Treasures Book Award 3 , Future Farmers of America Treasurer 3 Secretary 4, 4-H 1-2-3-4, Health anc Safety Leader 3, Junior Leader 3, Granc Champion Soil Conservation 3, Reserve Grand Champion Soil Conservation 3 , Reserve Grand Champion Electric Project 3, Basketball 1-2, Class Treasurer 3-4 , Chorus 2-3-4. TONY KOSSAKOWSKI, Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4, Future Farmers of Amer- ica Reporter 4, Parlimentary Rocedure 4, Boys ' Service Club 4, Echo 1-2 , Arcus 3- 4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 2-3, Cross Country 2-3. DAVID KRUVE, Cross Country 2-3, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 4 , Future farmers of America 1 -2-3-4, Future Farmers of American Sentinel 2, Future Far- mers of America Vice-Resident 3, Future Farmers of America Resident 4, Section Vice-Resident 4, Vegetable Judging 1-2, Grain Jtdging 1-2, Parlimentary Roced- ure 2-3-4, Poultry Judging 3-4, Dairy Judging 1, Com Award 3-4, Class Sen- ator 1, Class Secretary 3, Class Vice- Resident 3, Scholarship Award 1, Atten- dance Award 1, Something ' s Cookin ' 4. AUDREY KRYPEL, Chorus 1, 4-H 1-2, Sun- shine Society 1-2-3-4, Class Queen 4 , Echo 3, Arcus 3-4, Attendance Award 3 , Library Club 3, Class Secretary 3-4, Stu- dent Director 3. MILDRED MA3SOIH, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1- 2, Sunshine Society 2-3-4, Shorthand Award 3, Dotty Daffy 3, Arcus 4, 4-H 2- 3. JOE MdFARLAND, Student Councii 4, Res- ident 4, Library Club 1-2-3-4, Resident 3-4, Arcus 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Echo 2-3- 4, Co-Editor 3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Boys ' Service Club 2-3-4, Vice-Resident 4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Reading Award 1-2-3, Dotty Daffy 3, Something ' s Cookin ' 4, Class Resident 2. IRENE MUELLER, Echo 1-2-3-4, Sunshine Society 2, Student Council 3-4, Library Club 3, Scholarship 1-2-3, D. A. R. 4, LatinAward 1-2. REX MYERS, Reading Certificate 1 . PATTY SCHULTZ, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1- 2 , Class Senator 1 , Sunshine Society 2- 3-4, Echo 1-2-3-4. ROBERT SCULLEY, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 4, Echo 2-4, Arcus 3-4, Chorus 3 . FRANK SHIELDS, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-2-3-4, Vice-Resident 4, Parlia- mentary Rocedure 3-4, District I Sentinel 4, Boys ' Service Club 4, Arcus 3, Echo 3, Typing Award 3, Chorus 4. GAIL SMITH, Chorus 1, Echo 3-4, Arcus 3-4, Library Club 2 . JEWELL SMITH, Chorus 1-2, Library Club 2, Echo 3-4, Arcus 3-4, Something ' s Cookin ' . 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