Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1961 volume:

1961 Arcus WHEATFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WHEATFIELD, INDIANA Published by the Arcus Staff of 1961 under the supervision of Mr. Longiny. The Senior class of 1961 wishes to thank everyone who helped with the publication and distribution of our Arcus. We have tried to compile some of the most interesting activities of our school year into a book which we sincerely hope you will enjoy. Now, as we go out into the world, we leave in this book some of the most treasured memories of our years spent at Wheatfield High School. Dedication We gladly dedicate the 1961 Arcus to our coach, Mr. Fred Jones, who has represented our school well and who has con- ducted the team in such a way that they, too, have become a fine representation of our school. Such a man will not easily be forgotten; his memory will remain with us long after our high school days have finished. Scenes From Our School A scene from the busy halls between classes. Some of the busy senior girls find a few free minutes during the day to discuss mutual problems. Some of the boys enjoying their noon meal in the school cafeteria. their assignments. Richard Caldanaro and Harry Hoffman prepare to do their typing assignment. Tomahawk These pictures show the presentation of the Tomahawk and a close up of it in the trophy case. Mr. Jones and Mr. Gwin are shown with the Tomahawk in the assembly where the presentation was made. The Tomahawk is taken by a school in the Kankakee Valley who is able to defeat, in basketball, the holder of it. We defeated DeMotte and took the Tomahawk on December 20, but lost it to Reming- ton in the final game of the K. V. T. on January 14. The winner of the K. V. T. wins the Tomahawk no matter who holds it at the beginning of the tourney. Arcus Row 1: Mr. Longiny, Advisor; Emily Green, Patty Hart, Marjorie Craig, Dolly Malone, Dorothy Wright, Darlene Frieden. Row 2: Joan Mueller, Cathy Finney, Ruth Fulaytar, Harriet Meyers, Janice Noble, Shirley Shepherd. Row 3: Mary De Vries, Walter Zmuda, Gary Michael, Marvin Fase, Albert Nelson, Mary Abbring, Sharon Allen. Row 4: Dale Risner, Vern Sampson, Bob Mathis, Harry Hoffman, Jack Wahl, Larry Hetrick, John Cambe. OFFICERS Editor Shirley Shepherd Layout Editor Dorothy Wright Art Editor Mary De Vries Sales Manager Janice Noble Secretary Emily Green Assistant Editor Jack Wahl Copy Editor Cathy Finney Photo Editor Dolly Malone Advertising Manager Walt Zmuda Treasurer Mary Abbring Editor, Shirley Shepherd, and Advisor, Mr. Longiny, discuss the layout arrangements. Sales Manager, Janice Noble, checking the list ot buyers for the 61 Arcus. Assistant Editor, Jack Wahl, checking the page listing. Advertising Manager, Walt Zmuda, de- termining the placement for the ads. Mary DeVries and Vern Sampson, plan the division pages and the art work. Sports Editor, Albert Nelson, choosing the pictures for the yearbook. Copy Editor, Cathy Finney, checking work that has been turned in. Editor, Shirley Shepherd, checking the pages before making shipmait. ECHO Row 1: Mrs. Gwin, Dorothy Wright, Marjorie Craig, Emily Green, Dolly Malone. Row 2: Patty Hart, Harriet Meyers, Ruth Fulaytor, Shirley Shepherd, Susan Potts. Row 3: Janice Noble, Mary Niemiec, Sharon Allen, Cathy Finney, Joan Mueller. Row 4: Mary Abbring, Richard Caldanaro, Larry Hetrick, Harry Hoffman, John Cambe, Mary DeVries. The typing of the paper. The sponsor watches as the girls hurry to get the paper finished. Sunshine OFFICERS President Ruth Fulaytar Vice President Marilyn Gwin Treasurer Mary Abbring Recording Secretary Ann Strain Corresponding Secretary Emily Green The Sunshine girls decorating the Christmas tree. Row 1: Mrs. Zimmer, Marilyn Gwin, Dorothy Wright, Kathy Williams, Chris Lauraitis, Jo Ann Caldan- aro, Gwendolyn Wynkoop, Emily Green, Beverly Hale, Carol Wonorski. Row 2: Diane Myers, Judy Norrick, Shirley Shepherd, Alexandria Lapatkin, Darlene Frieden, Joyce Wynkoop, Nancy Klemz, Con nie Manns. Row 3: Betsy McIntosh, Cathy Finney, Katherine Dreyer, Toni Valitus, Ruby Leach, Carol Oliver, Pat Sampson, Joan Mueller, Connie Gourley. Row 4: Dolly Malone, Suzanne Kessel, Harriet Meyers, Majorie Craig, Sandy Hoehn, Sylvia Norrick, Betty Mathis, Betty Meeks, Patty Hart. Row 5: Barbara Craft, Charlene Jefferson, Linda Alberding, Ruth Meyers, Patty Hale, Ruth Fulaytar, Mary Nie- miec, Darlene Stalbaum, Janice Noble, Ann Strain, Sandra DeBoard. Row 6: Carolyn Kl emp, Gloria Hanewich, Alice Stalbaum, Mary De Vries, Mary Abbring, Sandra Murray, Sharon Allen, Carol Peters, Marilyn Myers, Judy Hathaway. Marilyn Gwin, Vice President, is presiding at a meeting. Mary Abbring, Treasurer, is giving the treasurer ' s report. The Sunshine officers with Sponsor, Mrs. Zimmer. Ann Strain, Ruth Fulaytar, Mary Abbring, Mrs. Zimmer, Marilyn Gwin, Emily Green. The Sunshine girls surprised Mrs. Yeoman with a bassinet at the tea last year. Mrs. Yeoman was the Sunshine sponsor of 59-60. Row 1: Bill Misch, Charles Owen, Donald Stone, George Brower, Stanley Gielerak, Richard Leach, Carl Melcher, Bill Smith. Row 2: Floyd Pegerine, Bruce Fraley, Russell Allen, Billy Steele, George Kerkes, Bobby Melcher, James Foster, Kenny DeYoung, Mr. Wilson, Sponsor. Row 3: Roger Shepherd, Truman Richie, David Marlatt, John Van Cley, Dick Flershman, Merle Benoit, John Middlekamp, Danny Hend- ricks. Row 4: David Cambe, Vernon Richie, Francis Martin, Sam Wayne, Ronnie Crawford, Phillip Foster, Stanley Myers, Larry Hoffman. Row 5: Marvin Fase, Acie Collins, Glen Jones, Larry Hetrick, Gene Hamstra, John Cambe, Albert Nelson, Gary Michael. Row 5: Bob Misch, Chuck Schoon, Albert Hoffman, Tom Sabuda, Harry Hoffman, Vern Sampson, Bruce Woolever, Henry Dahm. President, Harry Hoffman, introducing a speaker for the Christmas program of which the F. F. A. was in charge. President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Sentinel . . . OFFICERS Harry Hoffman Larry Hetrick Henry Dahm Bob Misch Gene Hamstra Here are some shots taken at a F. F. A. meeting. President, Harry Hoffman was in charge. Farm Safety Hinges on Safety Minded Farmers Controlling dangerous humans, not dangerous machines, is the most important factor in controlling farm accidents, says O. L. Hogsett, farm safety specialist at the University of Illinois. Although many farm safety experts stress the importance of increasing machinery safety, Hogsett contends that controlling misuse and abuse ot machinery is the most important. Nearly all arm accidents are caused by persons who either tolerate an existing hazard or do an un- safe act. Few, if any, accidents are caused by dangerous machinery. Education and legislation are the most important tools in reducing the accident rate, says Hogsett. People must learn that they govern their machinery. Farming has become the third most dangerous occupation in the nation. And, with greater mechan- ization, the per capita farm accident rate is increasing, adds the University of Illinois specialist. Fifty-six per cent of all accidents result from hurrying. Fatigue also causes a large percentage, al- t hough the actual amount cannot be measured. In Illinois, tractor and corn-picker accidents occur most often. The type of accidents varies from state to state, depending on the type of agriculture. Hogsett says, It ' s the nut that holds the steering wheel to the seat that causes farm machinery ac- cidents. ” Homecoming Queen The Senior candidate, Miss Judy Norrick arriving on the field, later to be crowned Homecoming Queen of 1961. The Senior escort, Walter Zmuda, getting ready to crown the queen. The queen poses after she has been crowned the Homecoming Queen for this year. Queen Of Hearts Mary Abbring The Queen ' s Court consists of left to right: Dennis Risner Freshman escort Jo Ann Caldanaro Freshman candidate Sylvia Norrick Sophomore ca ndidate Mary Abbring Queen Glora Whitaker Junior candidate Bob Misch Junior escort Dick Hershman Sophomore escort Dale Risner, Senior escort, is absent from the picture. Pep Club Cheerleaders: Joan Mueller, Christine Lauraitis, Emily Green, Freida Ratliff. Row 1: Mrs. Kosta, Larry Crawford, Douglas Roberts, Dusty Howard, David Cambe, Marilyn Gwin, Connie Peregrine, Janet Strain, Edna Bierma, Marilyn Foster, Shirley Myers, Linda Hilton, Bill Whited, Sandy McNamera, Bob Myers, Ruth Ann Salyers. Row 2: Jo Ann Risner, Bonnie Hershman, Susan Stalbaum, Diane Myers, Gail Toosley, Pat Toosley, Thelma Hicks, Carol Oliver, Sandra De Boar, Dolly Malone, Peggy Hicks, Beverly Hale, Shirley Carter, Janet Hoehn. Dorothy Wright. Row 3: Jo Ann Caldanaro, Carol Peterson, Toni Valitus, Sandy Massoth, Sandy Hoehn, Charlene Jefferson, Ann Strain, Nancy Klemz, Sylvia Norrick, Sharon Theisen, Sue Davis, Linda Alberding, Bill Smith, Marjorie Craig. Row 4: Douglas Gourley, Carolyn Klemp, Barbara Caldwell, Helen Finney, Geraldine Patrick, Minnie Salyers, Darlene Frieden, Harriet Meyers, Cathy Finney, Carolyn Shepherd, Darlene Stalbaum, Mary Hendrix, Pat Kerkes, Joyce Patton, Mary Davis, Mike Rust. Row 5: Patti Hale. Nellie Messer, Alice Stalbaum, Gloria Hanawich, Nancy DeVries, Sandra Murray, Truman Nelson, Chuck Schoon, Mary Abbring, Deavern Nelson, Marilyn Myers, Judy Hathaway, Margie Allen, Betty Mathis, Ruth Fulaytar. Shots from a Pep Club skit before KVT Band Row 1: Patty Hale, Ann Strain, Chris Lauraitis, Fred Abbring, Mary Abbring. Row 2: Nancy Klemz, Sandy Hoehn, Judy Hathaway, Betty Mathis, Marilyn Gwin. Row 3: Janet Hoehn, Harriet Meyers, Eddie Gualbren- sen, Nancy De Vries, Janet Strain. Row 4: Warren Bovenkirk, Sandra Murray, Kenny Anderson, Marilyn My- ers, Darlene Stalbaum. Row 5: Stanley Meyers, Emily Green, Alice Stalbaum, Joan Mueller, Bruce Bierma. Row 6: Allen Martin, Terry King. Mr. Terry Collins is the instructor. Our small, but talented band is shown here with Mr. Collins, director, playing for the entertainment of the entire school at the Thanksgiving program. Chorus Row 1: Tony Valitus, Betty Meeks, Ann Strain, Mr. Collins, Alexaneria Lapatain, Emily Green, Sandra DeBoard. Row 2: Charlene Jefferson, Linda Alberding, Joan Crawford, Loretta Hancock, Darlene Stal- baum, Sylvia Norrick, Freda Ratliff. Row 3: Judy Norrick, Carolyn Klemp, Judy Hathaway, Margie Al- len, Betty Mathis, Harriet Meyers, Darlene Frieden. Row 4: Nellie Messer, Sharon Allen, Marilyn My- ers, Mary Abbring, Mary DeVries, Alice Stalbaum, Ruth Fulayter, Patty Hale. The Chorus, directed by Mr. Terry Collins, is shown here helping to put on the Thanksgiving program. Majorettes, Left to Right: Sonja Osby, Marilyn Myers, Patty Hale, Darlene Stalbaum. Student Council Seated: Mr. Gwin, Principal; Ann Strain, Jack Wahl, Bob Misch, Sandy Murray, Mr. Jones, Coach. Standing: Bob Eckert, Marilyn Myers, Roger Shepherd, Kenny DeYoung, Ted Woolever, Mary Hendrix, Wanda Whited. OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Bob Misch Jack Wahl Sandy Murray Ann Strain Audio Visual Club Row 1: Mr. Inlow, Bill Smith, Douglas Gourley, Ronnie Parker, Malcum King, Robert King. Row 2: Bob Anderson, Truman Richie, Mary DeVries, Deaveron Nelson, Mike Rust. Row 3: Gary Michael, Chuck Schoon, Dick Rice, Walt Zmuda, Phillip Neal, Fred Stemble. President . . . . Vice President . Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . Reporter . . . . Gary Michael Stanley Myers Mary De Vries Bob Anderson Fred Stembel Stan Myers absent from the picture. Library Club Left to Right: Warren Bovenkirk, Irene Tillema, Nancy De Vries, Darlene Frieden, Alice Stalbaum, Mary De Vries, Miss Kathryn Brown. The purpose of the library club is to keep our library neat and clean and to help the students. During the year we are given points for work done in the library. At the end of the year, a certificate of re- ward is given to the one with the most points. Miss Brown . . . Mary De Vries . Alice Stalbaum. Sponsor President Treasurer We finally persuaded the Devils to stand still for this shot. Row 1; Joe Ulm, Robert King. Kenny DeYoung, Charles Oliver, Dan Tillema, Ron Parker, Boyd Jones, Malcom King, Mac Howard. Row 2: Jack Wahl, manager; Glen Jones, Dennis Risner, Robert Dobson, Raymond Conley, Johnny Risner, Don Pullins, Dick Parker, Dick Hershman, Stan Meyers, John Cambe, manager. Row 3: Mr. Helms, Charles Conley, Bruce Woolever, Albert Nelson, Walt Mathis, Dick Rice, James Dobson, Gene Hamstra, Dale Risner, Henry Dahm, Mike Ulm, Mr. Jones. 1960 FOOTBALL Final Standing K. V. Conference Varsity W L T Kentland 7 0 1 Wheatfield 13 Monon 24 Fair Oaks 6 2 Wheatfield 14 Kentland 14 Wheatfield 5 2 1 Wheatfield 6 Mt. Ayr 0 Monon 3 5 Wheatfield 25 DeMotte 14 Mt. Ayr 2 6 Wheatfield 25 Fair Oaks 24 DeMotte 0 8 Wheatfield 14 Monon 0 Wheatfield 0 Kentland 8 Wheatfield 6 Mt. Ayr 0 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Wheatfield 0 DeMotte 0 Wheatfield 25 Fair Oaks 19 Wheatfield 14 Kentland 0 Wheatfield 32 Monon 7 Wheatfield 25 Morocco 2 Dale Risner Guard Albert Nelson Halfback 9 k =■ f Gene Hamstra Quarterback Walt Mathis Halfback James Dobson End Larry Hetrick Guard Henry Dahm End Mike Ulm Center Bob Dobson Halfback Dick Rice End Dick Hershman Quarterback Stan Meyers Halfback HI 7 ■ Keep fighting boys! We want victory! Varsity Row 1: Jack Wahl, Manager; Richard Rice, Larry Hetrick, Gene Hanstra, Walt Mathis, Dale Risner, Al- bert Nelson, James Dobson, Mr. Jones, Coach. Row 2: John Cambe, Manager; Stanley Myers, Tom Caldwell, Paul Wireman, Philip Foster, Charles Conley, Eddie Gualbransen, Manager. RECORD Wheatfield 40 Dyer 49 Wheatfield 48 Brook 75 Wheatfield 36 Tefft 37 Wheatfield 52 Remington 51 Wheatfield 65 Morgan Twp. 70 Wheatfield 54 Morocco 44 Wheatfield 57 Chalmers 42 Wheatfield 43 DeMotte 36 Wheatfield 64 Hebron 56 Wheatfield 53 Boone Grove 55 Wheatfield 45 Goodland 39 Wheatfield 70 Medaryville 60 Wheatfield 57 Mt. Ayr 37 Wheatfield 60 Fair Oaks 54 Wheatfield 42 San Pierre 33 Wheatfield 75 Kouts 61 Kankakee Valley Tourney Wheatfield 68 Morocco 58 Wheatfield 50 Fair Oaks 49 Wheatfield 54 Remington Sectional 63 (Championship game) Wheatfield 58 Brook 56 Wheatfield 95 Fair Oaks 55 Wheatfield 73 Morocco 63 Wheatfield 71 Won Rensselaer 82 Lost (Championship game) 16 7 Dale Risner Forward Walt Mathis Guard Jim Dobson Center Gene Hamstra Forward Paul Wireman Forward A1 Nelson Guard Larry Hetrick Guard Dick Rice Center Stanley Myers Guard Phillip Foster Guard Charles Conley Guard Tom Caldwell Forward Cheerleaders Chris Lauraitis, Emily Green, Joan Mueller, Freda Ratliff Nice tip, Jim II Jump Jim 1 1 Set it Jim ! Another 2 Points I There he goes ! Look out Paul! B Team Row 1: Dick Parker, Dick Hershman, Raymond Conley, Johnny Risner, Dave Bierma, Robert Dobson. Row 2: Phillip Neal, Manager; Ronnie Parker, Dan Tillema, Dennis Risner, Bob King, Mr. Helms, Coach. Row 3: Malcolm King, Merle Benoit, Boyd Jones, Glen Jones, Dan Hendricks. Cheerleaders Left to Right: Ann Strain, Beverly Hale, Altha Lee Middlekamp. Cross Country Row 1: Tom Caldwell, Tom Sabuda, Philip Foster, Paul Pavot. Row 2: David Marlatt, David Hendricks, Billy Steele, Merle Benoit. Track Row 1: John Cambe, manager; Kenny Ooms, Larry Hetrick, Johnny Risner, Robert Dobson, Dick Hersh- man, Tom Caldwell, Charles Conley, Philip Foster, Henry Dahm, Jack Wahl, manager. Row 2: Rex Hetrick, Bob McIntosh, Jerry Fulaytar, Amel Whitaker, Tom Strain, Richard Rice, James Dobson, Jack Wiggs, Dick Parker, Kenny Messer, Chuck Scoon, John Van Kley, Coach Jones. Mr. Oliver J. Gwin, Principal We of Wheatfield High School have many reasons to be proud of our school and its history. Many of you, who are eager to meet the challenges of this modern society, undoubtedly real- ize the meaning of school tradition for the present and future. Many of you have demonstrated on occasion an interest in developing a school where stu- dents and teachers work together to learn ways of democracy. My part in this effort has given me pleasure and satisfaction, and I hope that is has been profitable and pleasant to you. Mr. Gwin Mr. William Saddler; B. S. , Carnegie Tech, M. Ed. , University of Pittsburgh. Mathematics Mr. Duane Bishir; B. S. , Taylor University. Art, Grades 1-12 Mrs. Elizabeth Zimmer; B. S. , Indiana State Teachers ' College Home Economics Mr. Terry Collins; B. S. Teachers ' College , Indiana State Music Mr. Fred Jones; B. S. Degree, St. Joe Coach 7 8 Grade History and Science Physical Education Mr. Jack Helms; B. S. Degree, Indiana State Driver Training Biology Physical Education Assistant Coach Mr. James Wilson; B. S. Degree, University of Tennessee; M. S. Degree, Purdue University Vocational Agriculture Custodians Secretary Mrs. Bishir „ , Mr. Mrs. Omar Darner Cooks Rose Brown, Marie Crownover Warren Roberts Bus Drivers Harold Martin, Pete Hanewich, Curt Parker, Ralph Strain, Hank Blaszczyk, Harry Marshall, Junior Green. Row 1: Lucille Hayworth, Neil Ketchum, Howard Marshall, Kenny Miller, Robert Mcquarters, Eddie Jones, Tommy Meeks, Johnny Joseph, Mrs. Foster. Row 2: Miss Holly, Patty McMahan, Leslie Struble, Ronnie Ferguson, Robin Whitaker, Kevin Roberts, Darrell Ricker, Carolyn Salyer, Mary Ann Misch. Row 3: Patty Clemons, Michael Ketchum, David Fulaytor, Carla Caldwell, Faye Curtis, Pally Ann Ellenson, Janette Durflinger, Gregory Chizmar. Row 4: George Hoehn III, Jimmy Hoffman, Eddie Longstreth, Margaret Ann Woolever, Eddie Tillma, Jason McKim Calvin Klemp, Billy Inlow. Row 5: Joyce Darner, Donna Lee Tydar, Robert Trust, John Abbring, Patty Burger, James Duttlinger, Patty Jo Eckert, Ellen Duttlinger. Row 1: Mrs. Misch, Bobby Ferguson, Donna Stalbaum, Norma Haring, Kendra Theis, Billy Crownover, Richard Clenons, Rocky Gourley. Row 2: William Fraley, Steven Banister. Clifford Kerns, Peggy Ann Brower, Dallas Foster, Danny Stalbaum, Barbara Bailey. Row 3: Jean Ann Gershus, Lana Myers, Jackie Green, Melody Whitaker, Dickie Fulaytar, Linda Woolen, Ruby Bednar. Row 4: Patty Davis, Andrew Lawyer, Margaret Whitaker, Christine Duttlinger. Margaret Ann Jones, Ronnie Manns, Susan Wilson, Lois Duttlinger. Row 1: Jeffrey McKim, Charles Meeks, Theresa Mcquarters, Billy Cowger, Randy Ricker, Louie Stowers, Mike Brower, Paul Fraley. Row 2: Billy Pavot, Terry Brooks, Cheryll Hershman, Ozie Marshall, Diana Eckert, Mary Kerkes, Pamela Jones, Donnie Osby, JoAnn Clemans. Row 3: Mark Blaczyk, Chris Whitaker, Sharon Veden, Doris Jungles, Robin Scott, Scott Green, Kent Burton. Row 4: Grace Jefferson, Gary Whitaker, Cheryll Ketchum, David Mauck, Mrs. Kirkland, Debbie Furst, Patty Gulbra nsen, Chuckie Pettet, Lou Ann Luttrell. Row 5: Tommy McNeil, Suellen Jones, Jorja Hoehn, Paul Foster, Dennis Murray, Becky Burger, Roberta Miller, Becky Longstreth. Row 1: Ricky Ferguson, Shelia Sculley, Vicki Theis, Sherry Jones, Elaine Woolen, Diana Cowger, David Cald- well, Elizabeth Hoehn. Row 2: Brad Craig, Margie Bailey, Wanda Banister, John Peterson, Bonnie Darner, Joey Misch, Darlene Stowers, Row 3: Bonnie Myers, Harry Marshall, Mary Alice Jones, Carl Ricker, Gary Melcher, Janet McKim, Randy Eckert. Row 4: David Luttrell, Raymond Miller, Jimmy Lauraitus, Steven Woolever, Billy Manns, Susan Longstreth, Marvin Davis. Row 5: Robert Brya, Bobby Steele, Marla Haring, Kristie Abbring, Roger Wilson, Carolyn Misch, Jeannie Inlow. F I F T H G R A D E Row 1: Deebie Meeks, Kenny Fraley, Clarence Duttlinger, Sally Marshall, Larry Jones Michael Kerkes. Row 3: Crystal Myers, Diana Parker, Jackie Mcquarters, Steve Whited. Kerry Kosta, Larry Crownover, Diana Gwin. Row 4: Rosie Luttrell, John Jones, David Whitaker, Robert Mauck, Sonja Osby, Bonnie Meinders, Jerry McKim, Roy Meek S I X T H G R A D E Row 1: Darrell Barker, Leona Darner. Roy Mathis, Billy Bailey, Bruce Howard. Ricky Jones, Cathy Veden, Ger- reld Wright. Row 2: Mrs. Woolever. Lavonne Martin, Gary Strube, Harvey Fraley, David Gulbransen, Marvin Luttrell, David McDaniel, Susan Melcher, Beverly Cowger. Row 3: Nancy Jones, Lee Wicks, Frances Whited, Tom Misch, James McKim. Christine Kerkes, Merry Foster. Row 4: Donald Tillema, Gary Myers. James Craig. Linda Shepherd, Lula Davis. George Chizmar, Patricia Woolen, Aloysius Hart. Row 5: Charles Mcquarters, Terry King, Rhonda Green, John McNeil, Samantha Lawyer, Lola Hoffman, Kenneth Anderson. Larry Jungles. GRADE SEVEN Row 1: Harold Brooks, Betty Peterson, Jerry Meeks, Jerry Eckert, Warren Baker, Ruth Salyer, Mr. Bishir. Row 2: John Golab, Linda Hilton, Roy Shepherd, Linda Jefferson, Sandy McNamara, Joe Brower. Row 3: Mike Kosta, Louis Davis, Buddy Bailey, Billy Dase, Calvin Riddle, Shirley Myers, Robert Gourley. Row 4: Jerry Woods, Donna Hendricks, Mary Hendricks, Richard Tillema, Edna Burma, Janet Hoehn, Ted Woolever. CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer . . , President . . . Senator . . . Vice President Senator . . . , Secretary . . , Reporter . . . . . . Jerry Eckert , . . Jerry Woods . Ted Woolever . . Mike Kosta . Mary Hendrix . . Janet Hoehn Richard Tillema GRADE EIGHT Row lj Mr. Wilson, Alex Durrflinger, Douglas Roberts, Wanda Whited, Larry Crawford, Robert Myers. Row 2: Dusty Howard, Shirley Robbins, Kathryn Pettet, Diana Darner, William Whited, Cecil Crownover. Row 3: Jerry Luttrell, Janet Strain, Barbara Kerkes, Karen Wiches, Marilyn Foster, Allen Blount, Row 4: Roger Parker, Kathy Pavot, Phyllis Luttrell, Helen Mathis, Bruce Bierma, John Byra, Susan Stalbaum. Row 5: Helen Finney, Fred Abbring, Jerry Jefferson, Truman Nelson, Bob Eckert, Mary Fyda, Allen Martin. CLASS OFFICERS President Myers Robert Reporter Cecil Crownover Sec. Treas Dusty Howard V. President Roger Parker Sponsor Mr. Wilson S. Council . Bob Eckert, Wanda Whited Junior High Basketball Row 1: Bob Myers, Cecil Crownover, Roy Shepherd, Jerry Meeks, Harold Brooks. Row 2: Mr. Helms, Coach; Calvin Riddle, Robert Gourley, Bill Dase, Mike Kosta, Dusty Howard. Row 3: Bruce Bierma, Allen Martin, Fred Abbring, Richard Tillema, Roger Parker, Ted Woolever. Cheerleaders: Linda Hilton, Janet Hoehn, Janet Strain. RECORD Wheatfield 35 Tefft 25 Wheatfield 47 Newland 15 Wheatfield 43 Kniman 37 Wheatfield 39 DeMotte Christian 11 Wheatfield 37 Tefft 9 Wheatfield 46 Gilliam 27 Wheatfield 23 DeMotte 29 Wheatfield 60 Kniman 31 Wheatfield 31 Fair Oaks 17 Wheatfield 29 DeMotte 31 Wheatfield 27 Newland 10 Wheatfield 49 Fair Oaks 26 Wheatfield 58 Gilliam JUNIOR HIGH TOURNEY 23 Wheatfield 51 Jordan 25 Wheatfield 36 Remington 30 Wheatfield 31 Marion (Final Game) 54 Won Lost 13 3 Junior High Shots The Junior High Devils warming up before a game in the tourney, with the devil mas- cot. The Cheerleaders giving a yell for the team before the game. Freshmen Dan Tillema, Carol Oliver, Kenny DeYoung, Amanda Mitchell, Donnie Stone. Douglas Gourley, Connie Manns, Carl Oliver, Jo Ann Caldanaro, Merle Benoit. Roger Shepherd, Gloria Hanewich, Ronnie Parker, Betty Meeks, Frank Peo. John Middlecamp, Joyce Conley, Billy Steele, Pat Toosley, Dave Bierman. John Anderson, Carol Peters, Robert Craig, Judy Hathaway, Harry Kam- pegna. Boyd Jones, Joyce Wynkoop, David Marlatt, Suzanne Kessel, Bill Misch. Kelly Miller, Mildred Williamson, Glen Jones, Pam Barker, Bob King. Dan Hendricks, Darlene Stalbaum, Robert Castle, Peggy Hicks, George Kerkes. Robert Rodrequez, Carol Peterson, Dean Tillema, Beverly Hale, James Davis. Floyd Peregrine, Carol Wonorski, Vernon Ritchie, Mary Bailey, Bobby Melcher. Malcolm King, Diane Myers, Russell Allen, Jo Ann Risner, Janet Holbrook. Charles Owen, Betty Bailey, Truman Ritchie, Betty Salyers, Lois Conley. Stanley Gielerak, Ora Whitaker, Eddie Gulbransen, Ruby Leach, Mike Rust. Dennis Risner, Linda Stansbury, Deavern Nelson, Freeda Manns. Freshman students listen to their English instructor, Mr. Boiler. Mr. Helms . . . Dennis Risner . . Carol Oliver . . Beverly Hale . . Kenny DeYoung Douglas Gourley Roger Shepherd . Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Senator Treasurer Senator Sophomores Patty Conley, Mac Howard, Gwendolyn Wynkoop, Dick Parker, Pat Kerkes. Emma Wright, Dick Hershman, Joyce Patton, Raymond Conley, Geraldine Patrick. Antionette Valitus, John Risner, Nellie Messer, Joe Sabuda, Mary Nelson. Alexandria Lapatkin, Tom Sabuda, Ann Strain, Bruce Fraley, Loretta Hancock. Christine Lauraitis, Jerry Wolf, Marjorie Allen, Robert Dobson, Freda Ratliff. Patti Hale, Bill Smith, Betty Mathis, Kenny Messer. Sylvia Norrick, Morgan Wire- man, Pat Sampson, Donald Pullins, Bonnie Hershman. Charlene Jefferson, James Foster, Ruth Meyers, Paul Pavot, Gail Toosley. Pam Hilton, Larry Whitaker, Sue Hicks, Sam Wayne, Marilyn Gwin. Barbara Caldwell, Chuck Schoon, Sandra Murray, Larry Hoffman, Sandy Hoehn. Altha Lee Middlekamp, George Brower, Nancy De Vries, Mary Davis, Richard Leach. Sharon Thiesen, Sanda DeBoard, John Van Kley, Linda Alberding. Sophomore Snapshots Class Officers Seated: Student Council Ann Strain Vice President Chris Lauraitis Treasurer Linda Alberding Standing: Secretary Dick Hershman Sponsor Mr. Collins President John Risner Student Council Sandy Murray Pat Sampson, and Lee Lapatkin, helping Mr. Bishir put up a sign for the basketball boys. Sophomore students in their English class, with their teacher, Mr. Longiny. Sandy Murray during a skit at a Pep session. Juniors Bruce Woolever, Frieda Smith, Joe Ulm, Leta Rae Hershman, Harry Salyers. Nancy Dase, Tom Caldwell, Betsy McIntosh, Stanley Myers, Joyce Noble. Albert Hoffman, Alice Stalbaum, Ed Wonorski, Beulah Manns, Philip Neal. Mary Lakin, Bob Anderson, Thelma Hicks, Norma Richie, Judy Garling. Charles Conley, Patty Hale, Warren Bovenkirk, Irene Til- lema, Fred Stembel. Forest Pettet, June Lapinski, Joe Lilley, Helen Arnett, Carl Melcher. Ray Toosley, Carolyn Shepherd, Jerry Bauchman, Glora Whitaker, Jim Dob- son. Richard Rice, Carolyn Klemp, Bob Misch, Connie Gourley, Mike Ulm. Ben Hale, Ronnie Crawford, Henry Dahm, Marilyn Myers, Nick Munning. Paul Wireman, Phillip Foster, Sue Davis, Carol Jones, Clear- ance Misch. I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reporter .... Sponsor .... Student Council President . . . Student Council Treasurer . . . Secretary . . . James Dobson Mr. Sadler Marilyn Myers Nancy Klemz Bob Misch Phillip Foster Nick Munning i Junior Class Snapshots Irene Tillema and Nancy Dase, seem to be enjoying their lunch in one of the classrooms. I The lockers seem to be Phillip Foster, Joyce Noble The study hall seems to be the place where the Juniors meet to discuss their problems, place for the couples, Betty Melntosh, Albert Nelson s Shirley Shepherd Arcus Echo S. S. S. Emily Green Arcus Audio-Visual Band Chorus Cheerleader Junior Play Class Treasurer Class Senator Echo Pep Club S. S. S. John Wahl Arcus Basketball Basketball Manager Junior Play Senior Play Cross Country Student Council Harriet Meyers Arcus l Band 4 , ft Susan Potts Echo I Echo Pep Club 1 I Chorus S. S. S. Junior Play Senior Play Neil Myers Boys Service Club Senior Play Mary Niemiec Echo S. S. S. Dale Risner Arcus Basketball Class President Vice President F. F. A. Football Track ' Pat Hart William Gielerak Arcus F. F. A. M Echo Junior Play E Pep Club , — Mi S. S. S. Cathy Finney Arcus Library Club Vice President Student Council Judy Norrick Chorus Pep Club S. S. S. Gene Hamstra Arcus Band Echo Football Class Secretary Student Council Track Vice President F.F. A. Larry Hetrick Arcus Echo F. F. A. Football Basketball Track Cross Country Junior Play Audio-Visual Joan Crawford Chorus Dolly Malone Arcus Echo Chorus Pep Club Library Club S. S. S. X? Marvin Fase Arcus F.F. A. Chorus A. C. Collins F. F. A. Senior Play Katherine Dryer Arcus Chorus Echo Pep Club Junior Play Senior Play Mary DeVries Arcus Audio-Visual Chorus Echo Librarian Pep Club Junior Play Senior Play S. S. S. Darlene Frieden Arcus Chorus Pep Club S. S. S. Junior Play Senior Play Class Secretary Ruth Fulaytar Arcus Band Chorus Echo Pep Club S. S. S. Vice President Junior Play Barbara Craft Chorus S. S. S. Senior Play Bob Mathis Boys Service Club Football Basketball Track Arcus Echo HH M [t f a Gary Michael F.F. A. Arcus Walt Mathis Arcus Echo Basketball Track Football Library Club Boys Service Club F.F. A. Dorothy Wright Arcus Echo S. S. S. Pep Club Tom Cavinder Arcus Band Basketball Chess Club Football Student Council Mary Abbring Arcus Band Chorus Class Treasurer Junior Play Senior Play S. S. S. Echo Class Secretary Pep Club Harry Hoffman F. F. A. Arcus P V S ' I John Cambe Arcus F. F. A. Junior Play Senior Play Basketball Manager Echo Richard Caldanaro Echo Joan Mueller Arcus Echo Cheerleader S. S. S. Play Class Treasurer Pep Club Francis Martin F. F. A. Marjorie Craig Arcus Echo S. S. S. Play Albert Nelson Basketball F. F. A. Football Track Student Council Arcus Walt Zmuda Arcus Audio-Visual Play Class President Vice President Janice Noble Arcus Echo Sunshine Pep Club Vern Sampson F. F. A. Student Council Arcus Class Prophecy It is 1971 now. Ten years have gone by since the graduation of the class of 1961. Our crystal ball tells us many things. We learn from it that Vern Sampson is designing racing cars for General Motors. Larry Hetrick, who is a barber in Hollywood, should team up with Richard Caldanaro, who owns and operates one of the most popular hair styling shops for men. Zoooommmmm! ! ! ! ! No. you aren ' t hearing things, that was John Cambe, Indiana State Trooper, after a speeding get-a-way car. Walt Mathis still has a yen for recreation. He is the owner of the pool room in Kersey. Bob Mathis has settled down and became the owner and manager of the Mathis Trucking Firm. The crystal ball tells us that Gene IJamstra ' s dream has come true, he is now the owner of a 1500 acre farm near DeMotte. Bill Gielerak’s long years of hard work are now paying off. He is a well-known physicist in one of the leading universities. Here ' s a crystal ball first.... Frank Martin has just won the Indianapolis 500 in record time. Marvin Fase, a true patriot, is now serving his country at a station in Japan. Dale Risner has become an All-American football player at Purdue. Gary Michael is now a car dealer in Chicago with A. C. Collins as his head salesman. Tom Cavinder is a construction engineer and planning to build the tallest build- ing in the world. Neil Myers, ever loyal to his country, is now serving as an Army General in Germany. Harry Hoffman has chosen the profession to match his great height and love of the outdoors. He is the owner of the largest cattle ranch in Texas. A1 Nelson is now happily married to his high school sweetheart, Betsy McIntosh, and they ' re spending a second honeymoon in Hawaii. Judy Norrick is running a nursery home for Darlene Fried- en, who is married to James Biddle and owns a ranch in Texas. We see that many of the female graduates are working now. Harriet Myers is a receptionist in Virginia for Capital Airlines. Susan Potts is working as a secretary in Amarillo, Texas. Mary Niemiec is working for a doctor in Chicago. Joan Mueller is a private secretary in Chicago. Emily Green is working as a secretary for Northway Products in Rensselaer. Katherine Dreyer has finally succeeded in getting a secretarial job at Amer- ican Laundry in Valparaiso. Marjorie Craig is working as an accounting typist in Youngstown. Pat Hart is do- ing secretarial work in Chicago. Dolly Malone is working as a typist for an insurance company in Rensselaer. Shirley Shepherd is a hair stylist in Hollywood. Our crystal ball tells us that some of the girls chose matrimony as a profession. Ruth Fulaytar is happily married to David Hayes and they are now away on their second honeymoon. Barbara Craft is married to Tom Grube and is keeping house. Joan Crawford is married and working as an office secretary also. Now we see some different careers of our graduates. Mary DeVries is attending art school in Chicago. Janice Noble is a nurse at Valparaiso Hospital. Dorothy Wright is a stewardess for T. W. A. Airlines. Cathy Finney is working as a telephone operator at Bell Telephone headquarters. Mary Abbring is an English teacher at Wheatfield. Sharon Allen is starring in her first motion picture in Hollywood. Jack Wahl has pitched and Walt Zmuda has hit the White Sox to their first World Series Victory in 50 years. Ooooppppssss ! ! ! ! Guess that one was a little off course. It seems to have broken our crystal ball so that ' s all the news we can give you for a while. Class Will I. Mary Abbring, will my back seat in government to anyone who thinks he can keep it. I, Sharon Allen, will my seat in government to anyone who likes Wheatfield ' s landscape better than politics. I. Richard Caldanero, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to anyone who thinks he can. I. John Cambe, will my job as manager of the team to anyone who wants to get out of study hall to work in the gym. I, Tom Cavinder, will my seat in 6th period study hall to Glen Jones who is in it most of the time. I, Ace Collins, will my ability to keep my car in running condition to Jr. Bauchman who needs it. 1, Barbara Craft, will my seat in the all boys government class to any girl who thinks she can stand it. I, Marjorie Craig, will my ability to carry the waste basket in 4th period study hall to anyone who likes to take up collections. I, Joan Crawford, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Shelia Barker. I, Mary DeVries, will my big feet to anyone who likes to ski without skis. I, Katherine Dreyer, will my ability to walk out of the 7th period study hall without permission to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. I, Marvin Fase, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Kosta in 7th period study hall to anyone who can tell me how. I, Cathy Finney, will my sister, Helen, to a Freshman boy named Jack. I, Darlene Frieden, will my ability to get into trouble to Marilyn Gwin. I, Ruth Fulayter, will my position in Sunshine to anyone who wants to get yelled at all year. I, William Gielerak, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will both to that underclassman who most de- serves it. I, Emily Green, will my ability to escape going down the fire escape during Mr. Jones ' study hall to anyone brave enough to try it. I, Gene Hamstra, will my position as quarterback on the football team to Dick Hershman. I, Pat Hart, will my long hair to Mr. Jones, who needs it after this basketball season. I, Larry Hetrick, will my ability to stay out every night to anyone who likes to get up at five in the morning. I, Harry Hoffman, will my ability to lose my license twice in one year to Mr. Jones. I, Dolly Malone, will my bookkeeping workbook to any Junior smart enough to figure it out. I, Francis Martin, will my bookkeeping and government books to anyone who can read through the scribbles in them. I, Bob Mathis, will my week-end pass to Vic Tanny ' s to Fred Stemble. I, Walt Mathis, will my ' 53 Thunderbird to Mr. Helms to replace his lemon. I, Harriet Meyers, will my ability to talk to Kathy Pavot. I, Gary Michael, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bishir to Calvin Riddle. I, Joan Mueller, will my ability to keep merits in band to Betty Mathis. I. Neil Myers, will everything I have to anyone who wants nothing but troubles. I, Albert Nelson, will my size 7 skates to Betsy McIntosh who always pokes around. I, Mary Niemic, will my job as grade school editor to anyone who wants to visit the lower grades. I, Janice Noble, will my job on the school paper to anyone who wants to get ink on their hands. I, Judy Norrick, will my seat in Senior English to anyone who thinks he can get better grades tnan I did. I, Susan Potts, will my ability to type the most words in typing class to anyone who thinks he can do it. I, Dale Risner, will my ' 52 Impala to anyone who can get it started. I, Vern Sampson, will my ability to operate a razor to Ace Collins. I, Shirley Shepherd, will my job as editor of the Arcus to anyone who likes to measure pictures and draw lines. I. Jack Wahl, will my ability to stay calm at a ball game to Mr. Jones. I, Dorothy Wright, will my job as co-editor of the Echo to anyone who thinks they can count to sixty without mak- ing a mistake. I, Walt Zmuda, will my ability to make Mr. Inlow laugh when he is mad to anyone who thinks they can. Class History In 1957, we entered Wheatfield High School as Freshmen with 96 students, but only 72 remained to finish the first year. With Miss Huff and Mr. Stone as our sponsors, we elected the following officers: President, Dale Risner; Vice President, Walter Zmuda; Secretary, Darlene Frieden; Treasurer, Mary Abbring; Senators, Emily Green and Albert Nelson. During our Sophomore year, with Mr. Johanning ' s guidance and assistance, we elected the follow- ing students to guide us through the year: President, Dale Risner; Vice President, Gene Hamstra; Secretary, Jim Devine; Treasurer, Joan Mueller; Senators, Tom Cavinder and Kathleen Risner. We chose our class sweaters. The colors were black and white. Our Junior year was quite exciting. Under the direction of Mr. Taylo, we elected the following officers: President, Jim Devine; Vice President, Dale Risner; Secretary, Gene Hamstra; Treasurer, Emily Green; Senators, Cathy Finney and Tom Cavinder. Under the direction of Mr. Boiler we gave our class play, entitled Shy Guy. The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the new gym with the title A Fairy Land Romance. The Banquet was held in the old gym. We received our class rings, of which we were all very proud. We entered our last year of high school with 42 students remaining in our class. Under the super- vision of Miss Brown, our sponsor, we elected the following students to be our officers: President, Walter Zmuda; Vice President, Ruth Fulaytar; Secretary, Emily Green; Treasurer, Mary Abbring; Senators, Jack Wahl and Gene Hamstra. We gave our Senior Play, entitled Mistakes at the Blakes under the direction of Mr. Boiler. As we look back on our days at Wheatfield High School we realize that we will never forget the wonderful times we had. Senior Class Snapshots Class Officers President Walt Zmuda Treasurer Emily Green Vice President Ruth Fulaytar Student Council Jack Wahl Secretary Mary Abbring Sponsor Miss Brown Gene Hamstra, Student Council is absent from the picture. Judy Norrick Mary De Vries Harriet Meyers, Walt Zmuda, and Darlene Frieden. Emily Green Barbara Craft Our two stars rush to get dressed for the next scene while our director and another member of the cast look on. Jack Wahl, one of the stars, discusses the play with our director, Mr. Boiler. Back stage the cast rush to get ready for the first scene while Jack Wahl reviews a few of his lines. When this pretty young thing sets her head for something, the boys don ' t have a chance. . (f ) m This smile isn ' t exactly the ex- pression that should have been on the face of Harriet Meyers, who portrayed a nervous boarder. 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