Wheatfield High School - Arcus Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

wheatfield school --wheatfield, indiana- -volume 22 say about: academics 18 sports 32 activities 48 people 62 community 94 academics Wheatfield School began in 1890 with two teachers. In 1910, the high school was commissioned by the State Depart- ment of Public Instruction . The Com - mercial and Home Economics Depart- ments were added in 1934-35, and the following year the Agricultural Depart- ment was added . A little known fact is that the present bandroom was once a country school. The building was moved into town and was used as a fifth grade room for some time . When the war started, there were eleven high school teachers, but some left to fight in the war . The vice-president of our school board, Wesley Myers, taught seventh and eighth grade history and arithmetic from 1942 to 1946 . In 1946-47 an Adult Agriculture class was added and the next year a girl ' s physical education class was added. Until then the women teachers took turns teaching physical education . In 1949-50 something new was added to Wheatfield, as assistant principal . The elementary school was built in 1951-52. Grades one through four are now housed in this building. The mobile units were added in 1966-67 for grades five and six. A remedial reading course was added in 1967-68 and in 1969-70 remedial courses in English, math, science, and social studies were added. When the new school is built, it will have a language lab or learning lab which will enable the students to re- ceive individual help . sports Wheatfield football had its humble be- ginnings in 1939 when a six -man team took to the field as a change from fall softball. This change brought about a tradition of winning teams, starting the next year when they won the Kankakee Valley championship . The first cham - pionship was led by Coach MacOwan. Since then there have been several other coaches, hundreds of players, many victories, and in recent years, many heartbreaking losses. Each of these teams has left its mark on Wheatfield High School and a sense of pride which will be remembered long after the doors of Wheatfield are closed. Football is not the only area in which Wheatfield can take pride . Wheatfield ' s basketball teams have always shown ability, pride, sportsmanship, and a winning tradition in their years of exist- ence. In the ' 37 - ' 38 season, the Red Devils won 19 out of 20 games. In the ' 38 -’39 season the Red Devils won 13 out of their 19 games; but in the Kanka- kee Valley Tourney, Medaryville came out victorious. These are a few exam- ples of the fine teams always started by Wheatfield . In recent years the Red Devils have had sectional victories in the 50, ’65, and ' 67 seasons. The winning tradition set by these teams will always be remembered by every past and present student of Wheatfield. As Wheatfield High School comes to a close, we can look back and hope this tradition will be carried on into the new Kankakee Valley High School . activities The number of activities at Wheatfield High School has increased greatly over the years . Some of the activities that have been added in the last twenty years are Sunshine Society, National Honor Society, Pom Pom, and Art Club. A few activities were started long ago, discontinued, and then started again later, such as Girl ' s Athletic Associa- tion and Chorus . One of the few clubs that no longer exist at Wheatfield was the Boys ' Service Club. It was organ- ized in 1953 to promote civic improve- ment and good citizenship . Of course, all the fun activities after school could not have been held without the support of these organizations . These activities have mainly remained the same through the years. We still have hayrides, roller skating parties, once in a while an ice skating party . and dances. The type of dance at the dances and the type of music are the only things that have changed. The stu- dents have danced their way through the charleston, jitterbug, twist, swim, jerk, and so many others that you can ' t name them all . Wheatfield has given many plays through the years . The last Senior play to be given was CHARLEY ' S AUNT. This play is included in that long list of activities that we know you like so well, the money making projects . How could we ever forget the cake raffles, fish frys, and candy sales that have plagued the citizens of Wheatfield ever since the school began. 9 people The style of dress goes in circles within periods of about 20 years . A long time ago we saw the below ankle dress, the puffy sleeve, and the waist band, with a gathered skirt . Then there was the A- line dress, the mid -ankle length and the straight sleeve. Now we see the mini skirt, in A-line style or gathered, with the puffy sleeve or gathered sleeves . Shoes have gone from round toe, no toe, pointed toe, square toe, and back to the round toe . Male styles do not change so often, The men have gone from baggy, plain pants and buckled shoes to colored pants and tied shoes to wild colors and back to buckled shoes. Changes in the community went from picnics, square dances, and ice cream socials to parties and driving around town; but there are still most of the old activities that went on for years, like going to the show, borrowing water melons, and helping Halloween goblins. The biggest change is in the school house. It has gone from a one -room building, where students had to walk to school or ride the buggy and one teacher taught all 8 grades, to the future two- story building with a learning laboratory, recreation area, and several classrooms for each subject. There will be labs for students to use what they learn and tapes provided for foreign language classes. But the students in general do not change; the adults just forget what they were like when they were young! Would you believe that Main Street used to be a dirt road? But that didn ' t dampen the town ' s spirits. Wheatfield was a swinging town . We believed in the finest of culture, having two theaters and one opera house . Citizens also had the entertainment of a roller rink. The town was never behind in the med- ical profession for two of our citizens were doctors, Dr. Fyfe and Dr. Bucher. The dentistry of Wheatfield was taken 12 care of by Dr . Mannz . Wheatfield ' s businesses a few years back were very plentiful . A hotel, bakery, two butcher shops, five miscellaneous stores, two hardware stores, Chevrolet and Ford dealers, a bank, a light plant, two lumber yards, and a chicken hatch- ery were among the businesses . A few of these have unfortunately disappeared from Wheatfield. Some still remain in a new and different form, such as the bank; and a few new businesses have been added, namely, restaurants and construction companies . The first school began in 1890. The first building was 28 feet by 60 feet and two stories high. In 1906, a two -story brick building with a basement replaced the frame building. In 1941, an addition of 28 feet by 36 feet of two -stories and basement was added at an expense of $5,246. Until the year 1931, the Wheat- field School belonged to the town of Wheatfield . 13 homecoming Homecoming has been a small but im- portant part of Wheatfield High ' s history. Our first homecoming was held in 1960. Since then, however, Wheatfield students have become enthusiastic and willing to make their homecoming something to be remembered . The queens for the years 1960-1969 are as follows: 1960 - -Judy Norrick 1961 - -Joyce Noble 1962 - -Jo Ann Risner 1963 - -Diana Myers 1964- -Louise Wright 1965 - -Carol Stonebraker 1966 - -Nancy Hoffman 1967 - -Crystal Myers 1968 - -Vicki Theis 1969 - -Judy Duggleby The 1969-70 homecoming began with a pep session and parade of classes and their floats through the streets of Wheatfield on October 17. The Student Council awarded prizes of money to the classes with the best floats. Freshmen received third prize; Sophomores, sec- ond; and the Juniors and Seniors tied for first . At the half of the game between Wheat - field and Battleground, queen candidates and the classes ' floats appeared on the field. As a tribute to the past years, the former queens were there and pre- sented the candidates with gifts . Then the new 1969-70 homecoming queen was announced. Wheatfield ' s last homecom- ing queen was Judy Duggleby escorted by Doug Stonebraker . 16 graduation Two of the most important events to a Senior are the Prom and Commence- ment. The 1970 Junior-Senior Prom was held in Halleck Center on Saturday, May 2nd. The couples danced from 9 to 12. Fol- lowing the Prom was the Post-Prom, the show at the Palace Theater in Rens- selaer and breakfast at Rafferty ' s also in Rensselaer. It was an evening that will be remembered for a long time. The Class of 1970 feels that this year ' s Commencement is the most important in the history of Wheatfield High School. Not only because this is their last year, but also because it will be the last in the history of WHS. Many have been heard to mutter, I can’t wait till graduation. But now that the time is here, it’s changed to I hate to leave WHS. wiPiS 9Hy% tp 5 |fe m‘K ( 8!§ PK £ +■ ' ; . ‘f -fi ' tX-. ' - ' � V.Vj? j. ' ; • , ' V 1 ;W j-JW ' JCi- i ' r 4$m 9HB ’’- r ' ‘ ' Ci i’ ■; ; a ‘ .. Info ? ■■MHI if the bell could talk about ACADEMICS administration The Administration There ' s a lot to running a high school or a corporation in a normal year. With students, teachers, parent problems plus the rising costs of just about every- thing. In an average year its no simple task. But the year 1970, posed even a larger share of problems. The new Kankakee Valley School was to become more than blue prints and was to slowly rise out of the cornfields. No longer could the administrators think only of the year 1970, for the worries of ' 71, ' 72, ' 73, loomed just off State Road 10. FRED JONES Athletic Director, head coach, Track, World History, 8th sponsor. DAN KOENIG Social Studies Head, govern- ment, economics, U.S. History, intra- mural advisor, attendance, ARCUS ad- visor, audio visual director. social studies Most students wonder at benefits from standard history courses, but after a year of current events, moot trials, skits, similation games, history be- came more than just the memorizing of facts. When the facts” were applied to real life situations, they became more meaningful to our everyday life. (upper left) Mr. Jones checks his test answers with the lively 3rd period world history class. (left) Mick Capouch, Vicki Cortez, Donna Stalbaum, Paul Thomas, Dan Stalbaum, look through the his- tory laboratory for their next projects in Mr. Koenig ' s 4th period U.S. History class. CARLOS ABALLI KATHRYN BROWN Spanish, intramural Library, Latin, senior advisor. sponsor. THOMAS C REGER Speech, journalism, ECHO advisor, play director, 10th sponsor. VERAL HANGER English head, atten- dance, 10th sponsor. language arts The study of language, whether English, Latin, or Spanish, provided different sorts of challenges to the Wheatfield students. Just as the courses provided a diversity of subject matter, the language staff prov ided a diversity of personalities and teaching methods. Regardless of the method the desired result was to make us a little more aware of the proper use of the language. (far left center) Cheryl Ketchum and Margaret Jones carry on a Spanish conversation for Mr. Aballi. (far left bottom) John McIntosh and John Thomas clip derivatives from Latin words. (center) Mrs. King helps Ray Durflinger with phonics study in remedial reading. (bottom center) Mr. Lewis holds 8th grade spelling bee. (top right) Mr. Creger helps Stan Ketchum and Rusty Stalbaum with journalism problems. ROBERT LEWIS English, 11th sponsor, BARBARA MARTIN B. Ball coach 8th. English, 8th sponsor. MARTIN BELL Math, 7th B-Ball coach, 1 1th sponsor. EUGENE GROSS Math, 7th sponsor ROLAND MARTIN LLOYD VENCEL History, geography, Science, phys. ed., 11th sponsor, grade B-Ball coach, cross country coach. 11th sponsor. math and science In the age of moon technology a good math department is both necessary and essential to a well-rounded curriculum. Whether it was a question in Modem Math, or an equation in Physics, or just why do flowers grow? Skeptical students found answers to seemingly unanswer- able questions. (far left center) Mr. Bell uses the overhead projector to work problems in 7th grade math class. (bottom left) Junior high students show sparkling in- terest in the real animal specimans Mr. Vencel col- lects. (center) Alert junior high geography students listen to Mr. Martin. (top) Mr. Helms grades Jerry Lauraitis ' s leaf collec- tion. DIANA HOEEERLIN Typing, shorthand, general business, ECHO advisor. CHERYL KAPER Home ec., 7th sponsor. HERMAN WALDEN Typing, business head, bookkeeping, senior sponsor, NHS sponsor. ELIZABETH ZIMMER Home ec. head, family living, SSS sponsor, 9th sponsor. I business home economics The world in which we live offers many phases of careers. The purpose of our school is to prepare the adults of to- morrow in the career of their choice. For the future homemakers Wheatfield offers family living and home economics 28 The business world is always needing businessmen and secretaries. The students are offered courses in typing, general business, bookkeeping, and shorthand. (far left) Mrs. Zimmer helps put the finishing touches on her ever changing bulletin board display. (center) Sophomores and sewing mean pretty dresses, (lower center) Nancy Harrington and Gail Frieden check their dictations in shorthand. (top right) Mr. Walden uses the board to explain a complicated bookkeeping problem. (above) Seniors refine their typing. 29 J. D. FOSTER Agriculture head, FFA sponsor. PATRICIA McNERNEY Phys. ed., health, GAA sponsor, Cheer- leader sponsor. (top right) Miss McNerney explains ball tag to 4th graders. (left center) Dan Horton gets a free kick. (right center) Paul Joseph misses his shot. (bottom) Senior agriculture students study farm mechanics with their new tractor motor. phys. ed. agriculture art band DORIS MYERS B. MILTON PORTER Art head, pep Band director club sponsor. Classes at Wheatfield are not all Readin ' , Ritin ' , and ' Rithametic. To break the monotony of text books stu- dents are offered classes of art, agri- culture, band, and physical education. Art and Band help to develope skills of students who have shown talent after classes in grade school. Agriculture provides boys with farm skills which can be helpful to them to- day and in later years. Physical Education helps students burn excess energy while having fun, too. (top) Mrs. Myers shows her advanced art students the finished product, a pencil drawing by senior Randy Ricker. (center) Mr. Porter relaxes during a practice session with 4th period band students. 31 St . ... IPs; HKl 5 ;:;: «MR«? % v ' • ' ,. ' :V ; T ;; ; r ' - v - • •:•• • ' ..Ms- ' £■ . k ' V ;• ' ' � - jsSg®SK - ' -? ' ' ' , wV‘ “MS? v ' , ' •■-. . ' •-. V -y - ;■ -_ SSfcfc ' ir Mi , . ■;■•■ • jj a a pr 9 gggKS gg SPORTS m ?. Thomas, K. Burton, R. Ricker, K. Roberts, . Kidd, M. Capouch, K. Peregrine, J. McKim, M. R. Scott, J.Donis.J. Tillema, M. Ketchum, Asst. 4ft f- , . V -� . • ? • ' jHv ' Varsity Football Team (left to right) ROW 1: E. Jones, S. Ketcl J. Thomas, IX Bierma. ROW 2: B. Furst, S. Green, C. Kerns T Kurtz, J. Abbring. ROW 3: Coach Jones, D. Murray, T. McNeil Coach Helms. VARSITY WHS 0 North Liberty 42 10 Winamac 0 0 West Central 38 0 South Central 39 16 Triton 44 8 Battle Ground 0 Jr. Varsity 8 DeMotte 14 16 North Judson 28 The Wheatfield football team had a 200 per cent improvement over last year ' s team. They had a lot of talent on the team, but couldn ' t seem to get things together for all the games. This was a senior dominated team, which had pride and never gave up. The team was also helped by some talented underclassmen, and managed to come up with a 2- -4 season record. The players all wanted to make a good showing in the last year for a Wheat- field football team. The season started off for the team on August 15, with our first practice. The first real action came on August 29, with the Jamboree at North White. Although Wheatfield and DeMotte were on the losing end, Wheat - field got the only score; it came on a 33 yard pass play from Burton to Rob- bins. The Red Devils then traveled to South Bend, where they were beaten by a much stronger North Liberty team. The next game came out in favor of Wheatfield 10- -0 over Winamac. Fol- lowing the victory the team went into a three game losing streak. Those three games could have gone either way, but the breaks went to West Central, South Central, and Triton. The last week of practice everyone realized that we would have to put all our efforts into winning the last game in Wheatfield ' s history. It turned out real good for our coach, the team, and the school. Wheatfield pulled off an 8-- 0 victory over Battleground. Like Coach Jones said, Let’s go out in a blaze of glory. (upper left) JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: Jason McKim, Ed Jones, Kevin Roberts, Mike Ketchum, John Tillema, John Thomas. (SECOND ROW) Kenny Peregrine, Bob Furst, Mike Kurtz, Daryl Bierma, John Abbring. 37 basketball coach jones at work . . . . . . coach of the year Most people are common men. They are the backbone of our country. They never become famous, they never get their name in the paper. They work hard at their job. And when they die, they simply die. Their name will never be in a history book, no epitaph will ever be written. They die, they simply die. But occasionally a common man” will come along who through his own personality will change the lives of more common men. So that we all might not be satisfied with just second best. For 16 years Wheatfield has had such a common man . . . Coach . 39 last of the red devils We didn ' t have a winning basketball season this year, but we still had a lot to be proud of. The seasons opening loss against what was to become a once beaten Hebron outfit provided an unforeseeable in- sight on the season to come. The 1970 Red Devils played their best all around game of the season, beating one of the best Demotte teams in recent years 63--58, thus making the third straight year that Wheatfield has beaten De- motte. The rest of the year proved to be somewhat anticlimatical, but as comes every year, a new found fever came about with the last game against Kouts, and then again during the all new season , the sectional. WHS VARSITY 52 Hebron 69 Remington 54 North Newton S6 Washington Twp. 51 Morgan Twp. 47 Wolcott 49 West Central 58 La Crosse 54 Boone Grove 60 La Lumiere 63 DeMotte 51 South Central 62 Kewanna 45 Horace Mann (Gary) 78 Wheeler 47 Kouts White Co. Tourney 45 Wolcott Sectional 43 DeMotte 74 76 41 59 48 96 57 84 72 53 58 68 68 81 59 62 57 69 WHS J.R. VARSITY 41 Hebron 54 46 Remington 34 40 North Newton 43 54 Washington Twp. 55 38 Morgon Twp. 26 55 West Central 40 41 La Crosse 42 45 Boone Grove 40 60 La Lumiere 52 O.T. 42 DeMotte 44 O.T. 26 South Central 47 47 Kewanna 43 44 Horace Mann (Gary) 53 61 Wheeler 38 60 Kouts 51 JUNIOR VARSITY— top ROW 1: T. Deerberg, E. Jones, M. Ketchum, K. Roberts, J. Thomas, Coach Helms. ROW 2: J. Wire- man, J. McKim, D. Bierma, J. Abbring, B. Furst, J. Tillema, D. Horton. VARSITY ROW 1: J. Cambe, R. Ricker, K. Burton, C. Kerns, Coach Jones. ROW 2: L. McCarty, M. Capouch, R. Capouch, R. Scott, W. Green, M. Blaszczyk. ROW 3: M. Cernauskas, J. Banks, P. Foster, J. Donis, T. Mc- Neil, A. Lawyer. 43 cross country and track TRACK TEAM 1st ROW: Mgr. J. Cambe, J. Walker, E. Al derson, K. Peregrine, E. Jamieson, T. Robbins, Coach Fred Jones. 2nd ROW: J. Wireman, K. Burton, M. Kidd, T. Robbins, D. Murray, D. Bell. ROW 3: M. Cher- nauskas, R. Ricker, K. Roberts, E. Jones, M. Ketchum, D. Horton. ROW 4: R. Peo, S. Green, T. McNeil, M. Blaszczyk, Jerry Banks, R. Scott, D. Mc- Mahon. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1: E. Jamieson, D. McMahon, T. Deerberg, J. Halliwell. ROW 2: P. Foster, J. Wireman, R. Ca- pouch, M. Blaszczyk, Coach Lloyd Vencel. 44 intramural teams A dream became a reality. With the forming of an Intra-mural basketball program. It was to become a outlet from the usual school life routine. It was a time to relax, and a time to put aside ones troubles. Over forty boys became in- volved in the program. A student led activity from start to finish it was to become our organization. An all star team plus trophies and a championship trophy to the winning team served as fitting climaxes for a fun year. MIKE D eBO ARD - -C apt. ROW 1: B. Jones, J. Shull. ROW 2: B. Phelps, M. Kidd, R. Fulayter, B. Bult (not pictured--M. DeBoard, M. Blaszczyk). DOUG STONEB RA KE R - -C apt . ROW 1: D. Bell, C. Brown, J. McKim. ROW 2: C. Klemp, R. Peo, D. Stonebraker, M. Kurtz, D. Ricker, R. Stalbaum (not pictured--L. McCarty). MICK CAPOUCH--Capt. ROW 1: J. Lauritis, R. Mehay, S. Stayrook. ROW 2: J. Jones, T. Stepp, T. Robbins, P. Thomas (not pictured — M. Ca- pouch, E. Gross, R. Mosher). BRAN VUKADINOVICH--Capt. B. Vukadinovich, E. Longstreth, E. Tillema, E. Wood, S. Ketchum (not pictured--C. Aballi, L. Stowers). 45 junior high sports 7th GRADE TEAM: 8th GRADE TEAM: ROW 1: Brian McIntosh, Rick Helton, Brian Myers, Randy Poppulewell, Jim Willoughby, Carl Manns, Paul Duttlinger, Ray Conley. STANDING: Manager Billy Womorsky, Larry Clemp, Ron Patrick, John Sish, Keith Peregrine, Joe Banks, Jeff Myers, Billy Mehay, Randy Scott, Ray Prater, Coach Mr. Bell. 1st ROW: Scott Cornet, Jack Stark, Doug Ketchum, Robbie Veden, Johnny Gidcumb, Steve Stubblefield, Manager Billie Walker. STANDING: Coach Mr. Lewis, John C. Conely, Jim Walker, Andy Anderson, Mike Gooden, Jim Martin, Bodie Hicks, Dave Crim, Marty Blankenship, Jim Saboda. 46 r. k ' JR. HIGH TRACK ROW 1: Mr. Vencel, C. Manns, J. Pellegrino, J. Longstreth, J. Willoby, B. Wireman, J. Walker. ROW 2: J. Gidcumb, R. Prater, R. Patrick, R. Scott, D. Jungles, R. Helton, B. Myers, R. Conley. ROW 3: J. Myers, D. Ketchum, C. Conley, J. Martin, R. Pop- plewell, D. Stepp, J. Damall. ROW 4: B. Mehay, W. Kerns, R. Jones, J. Reno, D. Hicks, R. Veden. 20 Morgan 23 30 DeMotte 18 29 West Central 31 29 St. Augustine 31 28 North Newton 18 33 Kouts 20 20 DeMotte Christian 9 29 DeMotte 13 WE 7th Grade 37 Morgan 38 43 DeMotte 26 37 Kouts 31 29 St. Augustine 41 32 Hebron 36 24 DeMotte Christian 18 26 Wanatah 23 23 Boone Grove 4 WHS 8th Grade 33 Morgon 26 Kouts 37 St. Augustine 43 DeMotte 35 St. Augustine 13 Hebron 25 DeMotte Christian 36 Wanatah 21 Boone Grove 15 Morgon 34 DeMotte 33 West Central 33 St. Augustine 37 North Newton 29 Kouts 26 DeMotte Christian 15 DeMotte if the bell could talk about ACTIVITIES 1st ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Zimmer, N. Haring, L. Tanner, M. Hoffman, S. Halliwell, J. Davis, N. Harrington, S. Veden, B. Longstreth, J. Jamieson, S. Jones. 2nd ROW: B. Battles, D. Risner, K. Patterson, C. Wynkoop, J. Bierma, B. Miller, K. Jamieson, C. Ketchum, P. Gulbransen, M. Martin, E. Duttlinger. 3rd ROW: G. Frieden, M. Bierma, S. Davis, M. Misch, L. Struble, D. Tanner, M. Woolever, C. Bierma, D. Rice, L. Duttlinger. 4th ROW: R. Miller, T. Blaszczyk, D. Hockett, C. Deardorff, P. Campbell, E. Haring, J. Anderson, B. Burger, S. Wireman, J. Jamieson. 5th ROW: V. Nuss, L. Myers, D. Stalbaum, S. Mahieu, J. Lovely, C. Helton, M. Jones, V. Cortez, C. Duttlinger, K. Davis, C. Stalbaum. 6th ROW: J. Yost, G. Welch, L. Ritchie, L. Halliwell, M. Rice, T. Harper, D. Bovenkirk, C. Lapatkin, S. Wireman, C. Salyers, R. Whitaker, J. Pritchett. S.S.S. Officers: Left to right--Linda Tanner, Sharon Veden, Norma Haring, Donna Stalbaum, Suellen Jones. Throughout the year the Sunshine Society proved to be one of the most helpful or- ganizations in the school. SSS started the year by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance and serving cocoa and donuts to the players after the game. In November, Sunshine sponsored a cake raffle. The proceeds from this went to the Ambulance Service, Indiana State School for the Deaf, and Jorden School. The Sunshiners worked extra hard to make this year ' s Christmas Dance, Christmas on a Carousel, something special. In February, they served breakfast to all students who had a B or better average for the first semester. Their project in March was the Ma, Pa, and Me Banquet. SSS ended the year with the Ideal Ladies Tea. At this time all Ideal Ladies found out who their Sunshine girl for the year had been. ROW 1: Mr. Foster, P. Foster, M. Kidd, Debbie Risner, R. Stalbaum, D. Mur- ray, D. Deardorff, J. Cambe. ROW 2: J. Duttlinger, D. Wantola, R. Gourley, D Foster, T. Robbins, C. Meeks, D. Gluth, D. Mattocks, G. Spurgeon. ROW 3: D. Hohner, K. Walker, K. Peregrine, M. Staulbaum, E. Alderson, R. Staulbaum, J. Peterson, D. Staulbaum, E. Longstreth. ROW 4: C. Klemp, J. McKim, S. Mat- tocks, D. Hanewich, J. Hoffman, T. Duggleby, W. Peo, F. Rozhon, R. Rozhon. ROW 5: L. Stowers, D. Bagnall, D. Bell, J. McKim, T. Robbins, T. Meeks, D. Staulbaum, C. Peo, W. Hohner. ROW 6: M. Lovely, J. Thomas, J. Marley, F. Conley, C. Huff, D. Bailey, R. Peo, O. Prater. 53 future farmers COLOR GUARD: (left) Gary Spurgeon, Jim Duttlinger, Calvin Klemp, Dave Bagnall. F.F.A. OFFICERS (center) Mike Kidd- -Sentinel, Jim C ambe — Parliamentarian, Denny Murray- -Secretary, Rusty Stalbaum- -President, Jack Stalbaum- -Vice Pres- ident, Dave Deardorff--Treas- urer, Paul Foster — Reporter. SWEETHEART (far left) Carol Bierma becoming the 1970 Chapter Sweetheart, being crowned by the 1969 Sweet- heart, Debbie Risner. From the greenhand new comer, to the chapter farmer vet- eran, the agriculture building meant much more than it does to the average student. It is a place to call home, a place alive with activities; Turkey Shoots, Slave Auctions, Contests, Conventions, Camps, Color Guards, and Banquets. All these activities have passed by this year and in previous years. But most important, leaders in agricul- ture have also passed by. One of the few truly student lead organiza- tions in school. The Future Farmers of America have worked hard all year long to make their activities, just a little bit more special. band In the years past, Wheatfield has had some truly great bands --this year ' s was no exception. Usually large in size they participated in numerous activ- ities . This year ' s band, though smaller in comparison, practiced long and hard to add a special sparkle of pride to both football and basketball home games. The annual concert, plus district com- petition, provided highlights for the bandman ' s 1970 season. They received very little recognition during the year. But, they deserved the gratitude of the entire student body for their continued effort throughout the school year. POM-POM (upper left) ROW 1: D. Stalbaum, J. Lovely, D. Risner, V. Jefferson. ROW 2: C. Helton, R. Miller, M. Bierma, B. Battles. BAND OFFICERS (upper center) Recorder: B. Miller, Treasurer: K. Jamieson, Secretary: N. Haring, V- President: B. Pavot, President: A. Lawyer. BAND--Left to Right--ROW 1: K. Jamieson, B. Miller, V. Nuss, L. Myers, J. Davis, S. Jones, L. Struble, E. Haring, M. Woolevever. ROW 2: J. Shull, C. Wynkoop, J. Anderson, M. Dresher, M. Jones, B. Pavot, N. Haring, M. Miller, L. Richie, P. Campbell, E. Pellegrino, A. Lawyer, R. Mehay, J. Thomas, C. Duttlinger. ROW 3: B. Ferguson, G. Chizmar, D. Horton, D. McMahan, R. Fulaytar, Mr. Porter. MAJORETTES --Left to Right— M. Jones, S. Jones, J. Davis, L. Myers, V. Nuss. 55 pep club Wheatfield has never been noted for a fancy cheerblock. But, as in years past, this group did one thing especially well. They cheered, and then, no matter what the score, they cheered more. As in all the other activ- ities, pride began to grow throughout the year, and the cheerblock was to be one of the finest examples of this new found pride . It was not for glory that a dedi- cated group of cheerleaders and officers lead the way to one of WHS ' s finest pep blocks ever. (Upper left) VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM— Margaret Jones, Suellen Jones, Debbie Risner, Joyce Davis, Lana Myers. TOP--Vicki Cortez. (Left) JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Robin Whitaker, Patty McMahan, Carolyn Salyers, Ellen Duttlinger, Vicki Nuss, Kharon Davis. (Upper right) JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS STANDING— Shirley Duttlinger, Becky Walden, Pam Ketchum. KNEELING — Debbie Smith, Kema Deerberg, Marla King. 57 student council, honor society, STUDENT COUNCIL (top) ROW 1: T. McNeil, J. Davis, V. Nuss, C. Duttlinger. ROW 2: J. Gidcumb, D. Crim, C. Deardorff, E. Duttlinger, M. Kidd. ROW 3: Mr. Helms, D. Stalbaum, T. Dearbourg, A. Lawyer, D. Stonebreaker, J. Albring. HONOR SOCIETY (above) ROW 1: J. Bierma, C. Ketchum, B. Longstreth, C. Duttlinger. ROW 2: N . Haring, D. Stalbaum, L. Tanner, K. Jamieson, P. Gulbransen, M. Jones. ROW 3: Kir. Walden, L. McCarty, S. Mayhew, L. Myers, T. McNeil. 58 audio visual club, library club ¥ L The Student Council this year did their best to pro- vide the students with a voice in school policy, and in school life in general. They sponsored a Thanks- giving program, a Christ- mas part, and an Easter program, plus several entertaining convocations . Meeting in a student study group, they were quick to bring up student griev- ances. It was a good feel- ing to have a truly rep- resentative student council for this last year. Top AUDIO VISUAL CLUB ROW 1: D. Gulbranson, Mr. Koenig, J. Darnall, J. Albring, P. Thomas, J. Thomas. ROW 2: Kevin Roberts, E. Jamieson, C. Brown. ROW 3: M. Blasza- syk, D. Mattocks, E. Tillema. Above LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: Miss Brown, J. Duttlinger, C. Duttlinger, S. Mahiew, D. Stalbaum. STANDING: C. Brown, J. Van Kley, D. Stalbaum, C. Haring. 59 echo, g.a.a., art Usually girls are forced to sit out participation in any kind of sports ac- tivity. But this year the girls did their thing. They participated in basketball and volleyball in what was to become a very active year. They practiced at least once a week and seemed to have more fun at the practices than at the games . Top Echo Staff ROW 1 — J. Bierma, S. Veden, S. Halliwell, D. Jungles, M. Martin, D. Hoeferlin- -Sponsor. ROW 2 — P. Gulbransen, B. Longstreth, J. Jamieson, B. Miller, M. Hoffman. ROW 3— E. Wood, J. Shull, B. Pavot, R. Stalbaum, M. Cernauskos. ROW 4--S. Ketchum, W. Green, T. Stepp, C. Kerns, D. Bell, L. Stowers. Center GAA ROW 1 — S. Veden, N. Harrington, S. Jones, L. Myers, M. Jones, B. Battles, S. Davis. ROW 2 — D. Bovenkirk, T. Harper, S. Mahier, C. Duttlinger, N. Haring, V. Nuss. ROW 3 — L. Struble, M. Woolever, C. Bierma, M. Bierma, R. Miller. ROW 4--J. Lovely, C. Helton, E. Haring, L. Halliwell, E. Dutt- linger. Art Club ROW 1--Mrs. Myers- -Sponsor, L. Stowers, D. Jung- les, C. Whitaker, R. Ricker. ROW 2 — V. Jefferson, M. Kidd, N. Harrington, S. Veden, J. Davis, L. Tan- ner, C. Peo. ROW 3--K. Darnall, S. Wireman, G. Jefferson, D. Deerberg, D. Bovenkirk, D. Rice, C. LaPatkin. ROW 4--K. Walker, W. Walker, S. Becker, C. Stalbaum, C. Salyers, J. Pritchett, M. Whitaker, R. Whitaker, D. Foster. ROW 5--S. Wil- liams, T. Yost, J. Wireman, W. Peo, R. Peo, R. Howard, D. Brooks. 60 if the bell could talk about PEOPLE the last senior class has its own language I CARE! Man, are you handsome. You ' re pretty! , Hard to figure out! Senior Talk Inc. Some of the teachers thought that we were on different wave links, we even had our own language. Besides that we had a lot of problems, a strange disease struck the Seniors the first day of school, Senioritis. After twelve years, it became just a little harder to get out of bed. The fall was filled with field trips . . . usually either watermelon, or pumpkin . . . occasionally one cleared through the office. There was the not so famous Christmas tree cutting incident, in which three seniors devoted their first period study hall for the sole purpose of cutting a crooked tree. The Senior play provided untold amusement to everyone but our sponsor who was for- tunate enough not to be invited to the party afterwards. The senior float pro- vided an exhausting week of hilarity and work! It was marked only by the irony of costing $30. 00 while we only got $25. 00 for first prize. There was also a serious side of the seniors. The worry after the second semester over whether or not we had enough credits to graduate. The dedica- tion of the Senior athletes, cheerleaders . . . FFA, SSS, NHS, Intramural, Echo, Arcus, Pep Club, Art Club, offi- cers and members . . . who worked hard to make the 1970 year a reward- ing and memorable one. DENNIS L. BELL Denny FFA 1-4, Football 2-4, Track 2-4, Echo 4. ARNOLD BEVERLY JUDITH L. BIERMA Judi SSS 1-4, Band 1, NHS 2-4, Pres. 4, NLHS 1-2, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Library Club 3, SSS Girl of the Year 3, Homecoming Candidate 3, SSS Executive Board 3-4. MARK S. BLASZCZYK Blazer Football 1 , Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Audio visual 4. REBECCA A. BURGER Sunshine 1,2,4, Arcus 4. RICHARD K. BURTON Bird Pep Club 1-2, NLHS 1, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Arcus 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Treasurer 4. (Upper Left) Senior Class Of- ficers (left to right) V.P. Rick Capouch, Treas. Kent Burton, Sec. Cheryl Ketchum, Pres. Mike Kidd, Student Council, Tom McNeil, Joyce Davis. (Lower Left) Bill Nuss and Bonnie Caldwell talking to Guidance Counselor Mr. Stewart. (Center) Senior Homecoming Candidate Suellen Jones. 65 ■ (right) Understanding major governmental problems is the purpose of studying unit books. Unless, of course, you ' re more interested in the studying of your fellow class- mates, right Randy? (upper right) Well, what do you think Dave? I ' m afraid Rusty would kill me ! BONNIE S. CALDWELL Pep Club 1, Pom Pom 2-3. JIM E. CAMBE Jungle Jim FFA 1-4, Arcus 4, Man- ager 1-4. FRED CONLEY RICK CAPOUCH Cross Country 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-4, NLHS 1, Arcus 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4. KATHRYN E. DARN ALL Kathy SSS 1-2, Band 1, Pep Club 1-4, Art Club 4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1-3, FHA 1-3, FBLA 2-3, Science Club 1-3, GAA 1-3, Chorus 1 - 2 . JOYCE D. DAVIS Joycie SSS 1-4, Band 2-4, Sec. Pep Club 1-4 Secretary, Art Club 4, Arcus 4, Class Sec. 1, Rep. of Student Council 4, Junior Play 3, Cheerleader 1-4, Heart- fund Candidate 1, SSS Executive Board 1-4, Vice Pres. SC 4, Ma- jorette 2-4, Jr. Heart Fund Board 1-3, SSS girl of the month 1-3, Christ- mas Dance Queen 4. DAVID A. DEARDORFF Dave FFA 1-4, Track 1-2, Cross Country 1-2, Arcus 4, Class Pres. 3, Student Council 3. MIKE DeBOARD Pee FFA 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-3, Cross Country 1-3. GREG DEERBERG PAUL FOSTER FFA 1-4, Cross Coun- try 4, Basketball 4, Class Play 4, Pep Club 1-3, Art Club 3. PAUL H. FRALEY CLYDE E. GIBSON Cicero FFA 2, Other Papers. PETER M. CLISIC Pete FFA 1-2, Art Club 3-4, Arcus 4, Echo 4. DOUG GLUTH WALTER S. GREEN Wally NLHS 1-2, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Arcus 4, Echo 4. PATTY A. GULBRANSEN SSS 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, NHS 2-4, NLHS 1-2, Arcus 4, Echo 4, SSS girl of the month 1. SUSAN M. HALLIWELL Sue SSS 2-4, Pep Club 2-3, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Li- brary Club 3. PATRICIA K. HAMMERS Pat FHA 1-2, Vice Pres. SSS 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Arcus 4, Student Council 2 GAA 1-2. NANCY A. HARRINGTON SSS 1-4, Pep Club 2-4, Art Club 3-4, Arcus 4, Class Sec. 3, Class Treas- urer 2, FFA Sweetheart Candidate 2-3. THOMAS HELTON Tom FFA 1-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-2, Boys State 3. (left) SENIOR PLAY CAST Charlie ' s Aunt (left to right) Steve Stayrook, Susan Halliwell, Jim Shull, Bill Pavot, Sue Jones, Chris Whitaker, Tony Stepp, Joan Jamieson, Becky Longstreth, and Paul Foster. (lower left) Heck with the play, how do you get to the party afterwards. MARTHA J. HOFFMAN SSS 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Art Club 2-3, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Junior Play, FFA Chapter Sweetheart Can- didate 2, Chorus 2, Pom Pom 2. JOAN N. JAMIESON Jo SSS 1-4, Band 1, Pep Club 1-3, Arcus 4, Echo 3-4, Junior and Senior Plays, Pep Club Advisory Board 4, SSS Executive Board 4, Assistant Editor Echo 3. KARYN L. JAMIESON SSS 1-4, Band 1-4, Treas- urer 4, Pep Club 2-3, Vice Pres. 3, NHS 2-4, NLHS 1-2, Arcus 4, Jun- ior Play 3, SSS Ex. Board 3-4. GRACE E. JEFFERSON Art Club 4. VICKIE L. JEFFERSON Vic SSS 1, Art Club 4, Pom Pom 3-4. SUELLEN JONES Sue SSS 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, NLHS 1-2, Ar- cus 4, Class Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, Senior Play, Cheerleader 1-4, Homecoming Can. 1,4 Majorette 1-4, Senior Editor 4, GAA 3-4, Sec. GAA 4, Powder Puff Football 3-4, Cheerleader Capt. SSS Executive Board 3-4, SSS Vice Pres. 4. DORIS J. JUNGLES SSS 1-2, Band 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, Arcus 1-2, Echo 4. CHERYL L. KETCHUM Ketchup SSS 1-4, SSS Ex. Board 3-4, NHS 2-4; Pep Club 1-2, Library Club 3, Heart Fund Queen Candi- date 2, Sec. of Soph. (right) Four score and seven years ago?-- , Martha Hoffman in speech class. MICHEAL KIDD The Kid FFA 2-4, Art Club 4, Pep Club 4, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Arcus Editor 4, Other Papers 3, Class President 1,4, Student Council 1,4, Junior Play, Boy ' s State, Intramural. BECKY A. LONGSTRETH Bee SSS 1-4, NHS 2-4, Sec- retary 4, NLHS 1, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Audiovisual 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Library Club 3, FFA Sweetheart Candidate 3, SSS Executive Board 2-4. THOMAS A. McNEIL Tom Pep Club 1-2, NHS 2-4, NLHS 1-2, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Arcus 4, Student Council 1,3-4, Heartfund Board 1-2. MOLLY L. MARTIN SSS 1-4, Arcus 4, Echo 4. DONALD E. MATTOCKS Junkie FFA 1-4, Pep Club 2,4, Football 2, Basketball 1, Track 1-2, Cross Country 1-3, Arcus 4, Audiovisual 4, Junior Play. CHARLES L. MEEKS Charlie FFA 1-4, Devil ' s Disciple 3. BILL NUSS Class President 2, Pep Club 2. KATHLEEN M. PATTERSON Kathy SSS 2-4, Pep Club 3-4. BONNIE J. MILLER Bon SSS 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep club 1-4, NLHS 1, Arcus 4, Devil ' s Dispatch 3, Pep Club Secretary 4, SSS Executive Board 4, Echo 4. DENNIS D. MURRAY Murphy FFA 1-4, FFA Secretary 3-4, Pep Club 1-2, Foot- ball 1-4, Track 1-4, Football Co-Captain 4. CHARLES E. PEO Chuck FFA 1-4, Pep Club 4, Art Club 4. MARILYN K. PRATER Myrtle Band 1-2, Pom Pom 2-3, Other Papers 3. WILLIAM G. PAVOT Preacher Band 1-4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 1-3, NLHS 1, Arcus 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. RANDY RICKER Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Football 1-4, Art Club 3-4, Art Club Pres- ident 4, Arcus 4, Devil ' s Disciple 3, NLHS 1, Foot- ball Co-Captain 4. TERRY E. ROBBINS Ruby FFA 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Arcus 4, Devil ' s Disciple 3, Junior Play, Intramural Basket- ball 4, Football Co- Captain 4. ROBIN E. SCOTT Buck Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Devil ' s Disciple. JIM F. SHULL Frankie Band 1-4, Pep Club 3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Intramural Basketball 4. RUSSELL STALBAUM Rusty FFA President 4, V.P. 3, Track 1-2, Basketball 1, Echo 4, Arcus 4. STEVEN E. STAYROOK Wonder Pep Club 1-4, NHS 2, NLHS 1-2, Arcus 4, Echo 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Intramural Basket- ball 4, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 1-3. TONY STEPP The Stephany Pep Club 1-2, Track l- i, Basketball 1-3, Cross Country 1-3, Arcus 4, Echo 4, Student Council 3, Senior Play. (upper left) � Martha, Mike, Bill, Joan, playing a simulation govern- ment game. The way I see it, we have a sick society, let ' s apply for U.S. Aid. ( lower) You don ' t really expect me to carry all your books, do you Rusty? LOUIS M. STOWERS Louie FFA 1-4, Pep Club 1-2, Art Club 3, Arcus 4, Echo 4. LINDA I. TANNER SSS 1-4, SSS President 4, Art Club 3-4, NHS 3-4, NLHS 1, Arcus 4, Class Secretary 3, Library Club 3, Girl ' s State 3. SHARON LEA VEDEN SSS 1-4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1-4, President, Art Club 1-3, Arcus 4, Echo4, Student Council 1, Home- coming Candidate 2, Ex- ecutive Board 2-4. BRANISLAV VUKADINOVICH Vook FFA 1-3, Pep Club 1-2, Football 1, Basketball 1-2, Cross Country 2-3, Echo 4. Captain Intramu- ral Basketball 4. WILLIE MAE WALKER Mae Powder Puff Football 3, Pep Club 1-3, Secretary 3, Art Club 4, Library Club 2-3. CHRISTOPHER A. WHITAKER Chris Pep Club 1-3, Art Club 4, Arcus 4, Devil ' s Disciple 3, Class President 1, Stu- dent Council 1, Senior Play, Art Editor 4. SANDI L. WIREMAN SSS 1-4, Art Club 4, Arcus 4. ED WOOD Intramural Basketball 4. 74 BRUCE E. WRIGHT FFA 1-4, Vice President 3, Reporter 2, Pep Club 1, Art Club 1; Basketball 1, Student Council 1-3, Junior Play. PARTICIA A. WRIGHT Pat Pep Club 1-3, FHA 2-3, Library Club 3, FBLA 2, Powder Puff Football 4. SHIRLEY A. WRIGHT Squaw SSS 2, Pep Club 4, Pom Pom 2-3. CYNTHIA A. WYNKOOP Cyn SSS 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Club 1-3. (Upper Left) I wonder if the bus has left? Rick Capouch (Middle) And I thought they wanted me to paint portraits! Chris Whitaker (Left) Of course, I spend all my nights here--where else? Fred, Clyde, Bill (Lower Left) Here ' s to the Class of 1970. Chris and Tony (Lower Left) Homecoming Queen Judy Duggleby (Lower Right) Junior Class Officers, left to right: Norma Haring, Debbie Risner, Doug Stonebraker, Donna Stal- baum. (Top Right) Junior Car Wash, left to right: Doug Stonebraker, Mr. Vencil, Debbie Risner, Norma Haring, Janet Lovely, Joe Donis, Judy Duggleby. While Joe Works The Gang Plays. 76 juniors earn money for prom night Larry Ahlemeier Becky Battles Nancy Bessette Marcia Bierma Donna Bovenkirk Terry Brook Chris Brown Robert Bult Michael Capouch Mike Cernauskas Alanna Clawson Calvin Conley John Cornwell Vickie Cortez Dana Deerberg Joseph Donis Mark Dresher Judy Duggleby Chris Duttlinger Lois Duttlinger Betty Eaton Bob Ferguson Dallas Foster Gail Frieden Richard Fulayter Rocky Gourley Jaclyn Green Norma Haring Teresa Harper Connie Helton 77 C 3 U O • pH G 3 Angela Howard Rodney Howard Karen Hyatt Margaret Jones James Kegley Clifford Kerns Stan Ketchum Andy Lawyer Janet Lovely Mike Lovely Lonnie McCarty Jeff McKim Susan Mahieu Myron Miller Roberta Miller Lana Myers Ralph Peo Wayne Peo Kathy Peregrine Billy Phelps Oliver Prater Phyllis Reno Margaret Rice Debbie Risner Kenny Smith Gary Spurgeon Dan Stalbaum Donna Stalbaum Jack Stalbaum Doug Stonebraker James Thomas Paul Thomas Kenneth Walker Dennis Wantola Margaret Whitaker Melodey Whitaker Steve Williams Glen Wireman Patty Wireman Tom Yost sophomores John Abbring David Bagnall Geraldine Bailey Jerry Banks Susan Becker Carol Bierma Daryl Bierma Patricia Burger Judy Calhoon Donna Chapman Greg Chizmar Gerald Clark Frank Conley Bill Crownover Joyce Darner Kharon Davis Sharon Davis Tom Duggleby Ellen Duttlinger James Duttlinger David Fulaytor Bob Furst Donna Fyde John Halliwell 80 Penny Hinson James Hoffman Daniel Horton Charles Huff Judy Jamieson Ed Jones Neil Ketchum Calvin Klemp Mike Kurtz Christine LaPatkin Greg Leek Ed Longstreth Jason McKim Patricia McMahan Charlene Marley Steve Mattocks Tom Meeks (left) Patty McMahan, Homecoming queen candi- date. (lower left) Mike Ketchum starts his fake, drive, and shoot, (top right) Sophomores, making up the strength of the J.V. Team, vie for a Jump ball, (center) FFA crown a sophomore as Sweetheart , (bottom) Ed Jones and Tim Robbins lead J.V. offense 81 C 5 QJ u O s o a o c ft Officers: J. Tillema, E. Duttlinger, C. Salyer, D. Bagnall. Kenneth Miller Mary Ann Misch Raymond Mosher Vickie Nuss John Peterson Judy Pritchett Terri Randolph Deborah Rice Darrell Ricker Timothy Robbins Kevin Roberts Louis Rozhon Carolyn Saylen Cindy Stalbaum Steve Stark Leslie Struble Dana Tanner John Thomas Ed Tillema John Tillema Jack Van Kley David Walker Patricia Wayne Robin Whitaker Jack Wireman Larry Wireman Margie Wireman Sylvia Wireman Margaret Woolever freshmen HOMECOMING CANDIDATE: Terri Blaszczyk Officers: T. Blaszczyk, T. Deerberg, L. Ritchie. Earl Alderson Morgan Allen Jerri Anderson Debra Bachman Dennis Bailey Terri Blaszczyk Kandi Brock Katherine Brook Kristy Brown Pam Campbell Sandra Carter Robert Davis Carol Deardorff Tony Deerberg Jeff Dresher Pamela Ebner 83 Ron Ferguson Donna Glisic Don Gulbransen Felicia Halliwell Connie Hammers David Hanewich Emma Haring Deb Hockett David Hohner Susan Howard Jamie Hyatt Ed Jamieson Dorothy Jones Jack Jones Robert Jones Pamela Jordan Paul Joseph Sandra Kaeb Jerry Lauraitis John McIntosh Dale McMahan John Marley Randy Mehay Gilbert Odle Patricia Odle Nancy Patterson Ed Pellegrino Kenneth Peregrine Judy Reno Harold Ritchie Loretta Ritchie Raymond Rozhon Dan Stalbaum Mike Stalbaum Robert Stalbaum Raymond Smith Donna Wantola Glenda Welch Melanie Whited Janet Yost E Q- s C 5 QJ junior high — grade 8 Andy Anderson jumps center at North New- ton game. OFFICERS: K. Nuss, R. Har- rington, D. Crim, J. Gid- cumb, D. Stalbaum . Andrew Anderson Michael Armstrong Steven Armstrong Ronette Bachman Shirley Baggerly Clarence Blankenship Virginia Burger Cathy Capouch Frank Chernowsky Mary Clemans Alice Conley Johnny Conley Scott Comet David Crim John Darnall Linda Davis Bruce Dresher Jan Durflinger Janice Duttlinger Shirley Duttlinger John Gidcumb Mike Gooden Thomas Gooden Clifford Haring Rosemary Harrington Raleigh Helton Dwight Hicks Charles Hinson Patty Hinson Kathy Hoffman 85 grade 8 Greg Hohner Kim Hunter Debbie Jefferson Rex Jones Douglas Kaeb Walter Kerns Doug Ketchum Ann Knezevic Monroe Manns James Martin Henry Mattingly Mike Meditz Vicki Miller Barbara Misch Kathleen Nuss Gary Owens Patricia Pruitt Jim Reno Jim Sabuda Linda Sculley Clara Simmons Debra Smith Dale Stalbaum Dawn Stalbaum Jack Stark David Stepp Bruce Stone Steve Stubblefield Ernest Veden Becky Walden James Walker Bob Wireman Kenny Wireman Willie Wireman James Wood Mary Yost grade 7 Ora Mae Allen Randy Allen Terry Armstrong Doris Bacewic Larry Joe Banks Ronald Barnett Freda Battles William Bell Marvin Beverly Karen Birky Debbie Carter Sara Carter Connie Clark Jerry Conley Jimmy Conley John Conley Raymond Conley James Allen Darnell DeWayne DeBoard Kema Deerberg Ray Durflinger Paul Duttlinger Randall Ferguson Russell Ferguson 87 Andy Gibson Roxanne Gilbert Jackie Green Mary Halliwell Debbie Hammers Judith Harper Robert Hawkins Rickie Helton Rebecca Hoehn Brian Hohner Toni Jamieson David Jungels Brenda Ketchum Pamela Ketchum Marla King Larry Klemp Luann Klemp Milan Knezevic Pamela Lindsey John Longstreth Brian McIntosh Carl Manns Debra Marshall Kathy Meditz Richard Meeks William Mehay Linda Miller Marcus Miller Kathleen Misch Nancy Miller Jeffrey Myers Walter Myers Brenda Owens Randy Parker Ronnie Patrick Peggy Patterson Gary Patton James Pellegrino Debra Peregrine Keith Peregrine Randy Popplewell Ray Prater Earl Richie Linda Richie Paul David Ricker Glenda Ritchie Carol Robinson Laurence Rozhon Lucille Sabuda Randall Scott John Sisk Charlotta Smith Maureen Spriggs George Stansberry James Stone Billy Walker Gary Walker Kim Whitaker Beverly Wireman Ethel Wireman Vickey Wireman Larry Wolford William Wonorski Doreen Wood Jim Willoughby Cheryl Yurkovich Vickie Kegley OFFICERS: Pam Ketchum, Jeff Myers, Nancy Miller. grades 4, 5, 6 (Grade 6) LEFT SIDE front to back: J. McElroy, K. Green, R. Kurts, M. Halliwell, M. Duttlinger, L. Fraley, A. Misch. 2nd ROW: R. Walden, M. Haring, C. Clemans, B. Craig, D. Hancock, R. Knezevic, P. Earl. 3rd ROW: J. Clemans, M. Howard, J. Grube, L. Stubblefield, P. Jefferson, M. Willoughby, J. Furst. 4th ROW: R. Hilton, C. Schultz, D. Owens, P. Bag- gerly, K. Mosher, L. Caldanaro, M. Woodruff. Not pictured: T. Burger, E. Floyd, D. Myers. (Grade 5) ROW 1: V. Odel, T. Welsh, P. Kegley, K. Nuss, D. Longstreth, M. Helton. ROW 2: M. Meeks, L. Ketchum, D. Jungles, C. Green, C. Green, R. Albin. ROW 3: D. Yoder, B. Willoughby, P. Sculley, C. Misch, M. Sisk, C. Miller, M. Black. ROW 4: K. Foster, D. Davis, E. Longstreth, D. Capenger, G. Smith, C. Owens, L. Barger, C. Davis. ROW 5: R. Schwankee, Becky Jefferson, D. Seeger, D. Ham- stra, R. Reno, P. Kearney, L. Gilbert, C. Scott. (Grade 4) From left to right ROW 1: D. Seegers, D. Myers, D. Hilton, J. Caldanaro, R. Owens, D. Mc- Elroy. ROW 2: R. Walker, D. Longstreth, J. Foster, R. Whitaker, T. Blaszczyk. ROW 3: J. Seegers, D. Cavinder, A. Kerns, T. Green, B. Sculley, J. Popple- well. ROW 4: V. Robbins, D. Howard, A. Patterson, T. Risner, C. Jones, A. Caldwell. ROW 5: B. Mahieu, V. Hancock, C. Patton, C. Davis, L. Helton, S. Yoder. ROW 6: J. Furst, G. Jones, D. Kerkes, M. Gulbranson, D. Barton. grades 1, 2, 3 ROW 1: C. Brown, T. Hockett, R. Kurtz, R. Reno, R. Willoughby. ROW 2: R. Helton, B. Whitaker, R. Owens, L. McElroy, S. Green. ROW 3: J. Reno, R. Burton, S. Cavinder, K. Randall, R. Albin. ROW 4: S. Grube, M. Deerburg, J. Misch, G. Barger, G. Struble. ROW 5: M. Duttlinger, L. Misch, C. Schultz, S. Duttlinger, D. Myers. ROW 6: T. Kearney, S. Miller, J. Misch, C. Smith, B. Henrichs. ROW 7: T. Craig, R. Garling, Mrs. Kirkland. ' £3 1ST- ROW 1: J. Allyn, R. Nuss, C. Cavinder, J. Allyn, T. Jackson. ROW 2: S. Risner, D. Seegers, Kathleen Grube, Y. Patton, S. Kearney. ROW 3: E. Hetrick, J. Pop- plewell, P. Kerns, D. Martin, S. Travers. ROW 4: P. Baggerly, S. Jones, J. Mc- Kin, G. Hamstra, K. Sculley. STANDING- -Mrs. Struble and Sheila Risner. 92 (Grade One) ROW 1: C. Davis, C. Green, W. Davis, R. Gilbert, M. Brown. ROW 2: J. Hineline, M. Haring, G. Myers, D. Foster, T. Risner, S. Schwanke. ROW 3: G. Seegers, T. Veden, B. Owens, C. Heinz, B. Hetrick. ROW 4: T. McElroy, P. Halliwell, D. Dutt- linger, J. Schultz, S. Clemans. ROW 5: Sandra Stubblefield, D. Myers, R. Venekamp, B. Allen,’ V. Bell. if the bell could talk about THE TOWN graduates — wheatfield high school. Class of 1910 June (Jessup) Ashley Murray Myers Capitola (Swisher) Nagle Della Knapp Charles Jensen Merla (Myers) Turner Opal (Akers) White 1911 Ted Biggs Elmer Hunsicker Mabel (Karch) Jungles Ernest Asher Chester Nelson Oscar Stembel Edna (Gulbransen) Taylor 1912 Carrie (Short) Daniels Nellie (Knapp) Feeney Beulah (Glasscoe) Fey Alice (Myers) Hurley Leota (Williams) Summers Asel (Kersey) Hoefler 1913 Gilbert Siegrist Margaret (Delahanty) Beekman Bemie Fitzgerald Margaret (Petit) Hershman Leona Miller Ruth (Kramer) Swanke 1914 Pearl (Clark) Custard Roland Myers Claude Biggs Hulda (Jensen) Myers Gladys Holle Mary (Stembel) Morehouse Orville Spriggs Gladys (Harrington) Neville Clarence Holliday Florence (Demarah) Mills Bertha Hershman Mayme (DeArmond) Sheldon Lila (Delahanty) Daly Lillian (Langdon) Davidson 1915 Allen Fendig Guy Solt Goldie (Biggs) Grube Marjeurite (Fitzgerald) Schmidt Lottie (Keene) Williams Vernon Stroup 1916 Carl Geffert Pauline (Lewis) Keitholtz Pauline Pinter Richard Bowie Ita (Jensen) Todd Salome (Dooley) Burton Frances (Davis) Cheever Anna (Hunsicker) Turp Frank Ferguson Thelma (Summers) Holliday Harry Stembel 1917 Grace (Knapp) Karch Vivian (Jones) Delahanty Effie (Wesner) Tempas Carrie (Williams) McMahon Nancy (Coleman) Milton Dewwy Myers Gertrude Misch Ruth Kennedy Burl Keene 1918 Freida (Ferguson) Burroughs Charles Osborn Jessie (White) Longan Dorothy (Boyle) Seegrist Alvin Karch Harold Kennedy 1919 Nettie (Ferguson) Hershman Essie (Helmick) Hall Harry Wesner Bernice (Myers) Jonas Mildred (Gifford) McIntosh Mabel (Kemper) Carpenter Doris Powers 1920 Leslie Jensen Louis Hurley Wilson Clark Deborah (Bowie) Casper Floyd Clark Paul Grube Irene (Keene) Grube Lena Fenzel Madge Jones Albertina (Morehouse) Sprague Fred Whitehead Ulrich Hendricks Etta (Coleman) Coles Cecil Nees Bessie Anderson 1921 Violet (Cover) Cranford Velma (Paxton) Glover Bernice (Kennedy) Parson Elizabeth (Hurley) Jones 1922 Jean (Bowie) Good Pearl (Schrader) Clark Margaret (Aitchison) Jensen Marie (Wesner) Eller Wayne Jones Ralf Brooks Philip Blue May (Trett) Hoehn Perry Clark Roy Keene 1923 Margaret Grube Ralph Whitehead Helen (Todd) Haney Delos Dillman John Williams 1924 Louis Jensen lone White Gertrude (Ostroski) Sadock Lowell Kemper Max Hilliard Vivian (Stump) Mason William Aitchison 1925 Valera (Weese) Whitesworth Hazel (Wesner) Blankenbaker Joseph Gifford Mildred (Kemper) Becker Jessie (Cooper) Misch Rose (Grube) Biggs Roy Biggs Bert Vandecar Mary (Blue) Devine Weldon Steele 1926 Lou (Gifford) Leader Lanta (Smith) Blue Arthur Blue Barbara Seitler Russell Jensen Marjorie (Jones) Cavinder Beulah (Dewey) Cavinder Harry Mitchell Franklin Fisher Jessie (Jones) Meyers 1927 Clare Grube James Hankins Haldon Walker William Patterson Mildred (Grube) Tulley Maurice Stump Glen Wesner 1928 Cecil Ropp Alice (Blue) Hankins Cordelia (Clark) Steinmyer Audrey (Hartley) Schultz Chester Dewey Delbert May Dorothy (Timmons) Campbell Carrie (Gulbransen) Meyers Clair Myers Rexford McDaniel Guy Schrader 1929 Vern Poisel Morgan Tilton Herbert Howard Thelma (Grube) Schuman Alma (Cooper) Woosley Howard Black 1930 William White Harry Lee Pauline (Parker) Arendas Edna (Wolf) Potter Eva (Farrell) Gifford Charles Grube Alma (Myers) Lauderback Virgil Wynkoop Max Ropp Veman Grube 1931 Marc i lie (Anderson) Woodworth Edverda (Anderson) Knopinski Thomas Jensen Leonard Jensen Naomi (Hershman) Jensen Nora (Timmons) Neier John Parker Clair Misch Paul Bush Russell McDaniel Nelda (Ropp) Kingman Wilma (Langdon) Davis Goldie (Weese) Steffen Bernard Hohner Marjorie (Schriener) Mager Mary (Steele) Jones Anna (McDaniel) Myers 1932 Norma (Gulbransen) Brown Virginia (Hilliard) Buckels Marie (Duttlinger) Maihieu Elizabeth (McFarland) Stalbaum Mabel (Walker) Wells Vada (Gulbransen) Williams Boyd Jones Philip Jones Harry Lewis Robert Smith 1933 Rex Gibbs John Blue John Lampl, Jr. John McNeil Helen (Misch) Groet Pauline (Bush) Van Wienin Helen Pierce (Schneckenburger) Charles Duttlinger Leon Brown Katherine (McNeil) Stokes Margaret (Parker) Stembel Hillis Jeffers John Jeffers Henry Fredel Lowell Woolever 1934 James Lampl Marie (Minor) Lambert Vera Tilton Lowman Ruth (Langdon) Powell Helen Komiak Arthur Heuser Clarence Boomsma Ruby (Hendrickson) Jenkins Mildred (Wolf) McFarland Henrietta (Sampson) Boggs Jeanette (McNeil) Bodner Sophia Koperny Irene (Gifford) Green Elsie (Anderson) Musuhowski 1935 Mary (Anderson) Loayza Ernest Clark Helen (Downie) Kylander Frances (Colton) Temple Allen Du Bo is Doris (Grube) Zeck Wm. Francsis Harrington Drucilla (Hight) Benkoff John Hilliard Stephania Lelek Lorene (McDaniel) Allen Harry McKaniel Albert Miller Carroll Pinter Mary (Pratt) Schultz 1936 Rosella (Armantrout) Patnude Caroline Schneckenburger Lillian (Gulbransen) Grube Lois (Morehouse) Sidler Elizabeth (Pinter) Cavinder Dorothy Duttlinger Bessie (Holbrook) Wynkoop Fredrick Allen Frank Grube Carroll Brown Alice Hughes Bernice Wesner William Stembel 1937 Mildred (Steele) Pinter Alma (Miller) Hanaway Vera (Morehouse) Anderson Clara (Cambe) Clarke Paul Cambe Pauline (Armantrout) Hunt Harold Brown Charlene (Anderson) Bozman Evelyn Anderson Margaret (Blue) Bauman Katherine (Minor) Goldman Louise Wolf William Brown Velma (Milton) Hunter Mary (Tomlinson) Miller John Hight Mary (Markesich) Hatton Anna (Harrington) Bartz Herbert Heuser Elwood Gulbransen, Jr. Lawton Brown 1938 Eloise Toboski Nicholas Bierma Edwin Bierma Johanna Boomsma William Cavinder Dorothy (Clark) Berg Robert Clark Deith Delahanty Clarence Duttlinger Jack Fast Virginia (Engle) Bowman Nina Gulbransen Garcia Byron Herrod Merle Herrod Josephine (Komiak) Pavot Clarence Helson Paul Pinter Virginia (Ropp) Colbert Eleanor (Strader) Walters Carl Spurgeon Victor Tilton Zelpha (Woolever) Hoenes 1939 Rose Mae Hoehn Damon Parker Jaradean Wynkoop John Wiliams Arthur Grube Russel C. Clark 96 Foster Myers Miriam H. Stembel Harold Duttlinger Wesley Johnston Mae Stroup Norman Holladay Mike Gull 1940 Bob Burkholder Sally Clark Williams Alvin Cambe Lloyd Dunn Erma (Dunn) Robinson Allen Hershman Ivus Johnson Datie (Magers) Hershman Olan Minor Jr. Hazel (McDaniel) Ketterman Arnold Murray Curtis Parker Gerald Pettit Betty (Ropp) Harnish Harold Theis Gladys (Snow) Armstrong Shirley (Weiss) Hanna Dale Williams 1941 Alam Armstrong Janet (Boomsma) Jagger Patricia Bowman Donald Clark Emagean (Cunningham) Karch Clem East Wayne Griggs Virginia (Hershman) Rosewarski George Hoehn Jr. Pat Harrington Arthur Karch Eileen (Kingman) Duley James Longstreth Irene (Misch) Struble Raymond Nees Agnes (Nagel) Takacs Zada Ostergard Lois (Pettit) Murray Margaret (Peregring) Widman Marie Patrick Dunn John Rees Mike Sysock Jessie (Wynkoop) Misch Sylvia Weiss Bill Yoeman 1942 Marlise (Griggs) Pereg rine Margie (Hibbs) Letter Elsie (Martin) Spencer Margorie (McGovern) Carlson Bethel (Spriggs) Strain Laura Swart Betty (Yeoman) Platt Reba (Yeoman) Anderson Roberta (Stevenson) McDermott Phyliss (Haring) Sandburg Ray Bagnall Pat Barley John Bierma Harry Bierma Raymond Duttlinger Walter Hoehn Jr. Alex Hanewich Hohn Hershman Jack Hoeferlin Mannie Martin Leonard Nagel Donald Olsen William Dunn Louis Sayne Paul Scott Joe Setnor David Spencer Maurice Spurgeon Vance Williams Vera (Williams) Parker Booten Whitaker 1943 Wayne Bennett Virginia (Bennett) Hale Selma (Clark) Caupens Joan (Drudge) Walstead Eleanor (Hershman) Weimer Judy Justice Philip Jordon Donald Karch Elaine (Kearney) Jachim Bobette Knoezer Mary Ann (Kirk) Sandilands George Lowery Bill Longstreth Maxine Maxwell Margaret (Meyers) Hall Elvin Meyers Gertrude (Rees) Racine Ruth Swart Betty (Williams) Scott Wilda (Williamson) Rice Norm Wilmington Grant Yeoman 1944 Phyllis West Dora Wynkoop Bernice Pratl Flora Wynkoop Russell Saltwell Ruth Allyn Phyllis Ruble Harry Marshall Helen Hoehn Kenneth Hershman James Nagel Marian Wilmington Donald Hoehn Lola Dionne Georgia Lakomen Paul Clifford Doris Ruble Freda Hershman 1945 Edward Burke Ted Filson Erma (Gulbransen) Haring Madalaine (Hale) Allen Ruth Hershman Paul Karch Helen (Krutul) Wall Doris (Lowery) McIntosh Blanche McCurray Charlotte (Martin) Castle Alma (Meyers) Perry Jane (Misch) Hanley Boyd Myers Warren Myers Raymond Pratl Ramey Salyers Doris (Seegars) Molenaar Wesley Setnor Donilee (Stembel) Hoevel Joyce Stembel, Minor Evelyn (Swart) Zeldenrust Lova (Watson) Watson Yeardly (Conley) Collins Mary (Meyers) Rockwell Ruth (Neely) Spears Frank Jungles Bill Pozywio 1946 Jane Allyn Homoky Ormond Barley Robert Caldwell Delores (Dionne) Odle Jack Foust Mary Goldsberry Junior Green Dorothy (Hoehn) Marshall Alvah Marshall John Jungels Jr. Gerald Kerns Edna Lee Bell Rosemary (Longstreth) Jones Reba (Neely) Horn Norman Rayburn Robert Scott Cecelia (Shupe) Byrd Kenneth Theis Mary (Walker) Whaley Walter Watson Fritz Hoehn Orville Rowe Irene Lee Rittel Pauline (Salyers) Fritts 1947 Mary (Barley) Hohner Donald Boesch Donald Delahanty Minerva Hale Josephine (Jungles) Barley Ruth (Meyers) Mak Victor Rossmanith Dorthy (Sharpe) Jungles Jean (Van Kley) Niemeyer Cornelia (Bierma) Longstreth Donald Deerberg Kenneth Fenzel Ruby (Green) Williams Sally (Jordan) Baker Mary (Darch) Potts Dan Odle Jr. Melvina (Marshall) Green Phyllis (Schreiner) Hicks Jack Stard Florence (Yeagley) Thornton Douglas Doyle Tom Koppers John Ganzeveld 1948 Leonard Allseitz Henry Blasczcyk Arnold Brown Carl Caldwell Raymond Calvert Jr. Daniel Darner Ronald Foust Roger Hoehn Gerald Holbrook Jimmy Jones Lee Miller Maurice Nagel Eugene Potts Lee Risner David Smith Louis Stowers Carol (Bultema) S ipkema Delores (Current) Smith Mary Louise (Howard) Setnor Phyllis (Jones) Kennedy Shirley (Kearns) Ketchum Alverta (Klemp) Roorda Joan (Minor) Feldhaus Margene (Neely) Watson Mary Ethel (Richards) Knouff Aldena (Risner) Watson Dolly (Spriggs) Aigner Patricia (Stembel) Whitaker Annetta Wolf Russel Milner 1949 Ramon Boesh Iris (Brown) Maxwell Phyllis (Calvert) Swinehart Bethel (Campbell) Huff Denny Conley Gearldine (Fase) Mosna Patty (Green) Blasczyck Peggy Green Norbert Hendrichs Paul Howard Walter Jefferson Lewis Jones Margaret (Jordon) Brower Mona Lee (Kerns) Tyre Walter Krieve Howard Marshall George Myers June (Myers) Mills Camilla (Plaga) Doherty Richard Polczynski Joyce Risner Glen Roberts Mary Alice (Sprague) Maul Wilma (Swart) Bultema Robert Theis Elois (Theis) Goetz Lila Lorene (Walker) Cortez Donald Williams Charles Whitaker Ester (Yerion) Schultz Mary (Yerion) Kemble Kathleen (Seegars) Van Dernolin 1950 Robert Burke John Clark Robert Garling Marlen (Harrington) Darner Raymond Caldwell Robert Dybcio Joan (Gulbransen) Whitaker William Hendrix Betty (Hershman) Griffey Betty Kessinger Jungels Ada Lisk Hunter Gerald Meyers Cecilia (Moss) Gilio Lila (Meyers) Hite Iona (Leach) Theis Jenny Lee (Hetrick) Banister Jo Anne (Nelson) Burke Hazel (Parks) Helton William Pucka Max Risner Margaret (Nuss) Hershman Reita (Richards) Preslar William Rutherford Billy Joe Salyers Clifford Theis Grover Powers Robert Williams Mayola (Salyers) Sikorski Betty (Williams) Levely Jesse (Ed wars ) Magers 1951 Sam Antoni on Norma (Dricker) Dunn Sherman Clark Richard Dunn Jack Fisher Henry Ganzveld Hobart Helton Robert Jones Henry Kampinga Raymond Lee Bernard Mueller Raymond Mueller Jane (Neely) Williams Betty Pearce James Poisel Fred Ross Robert Slavens Betty (Stepp) Pearson Delores (Van Vuren) Coffer Firman Walker Ruth (Williams) Boersma Sam Zaberdac Melvin Zeiters Dale Bailey 1952 Dorthy Hershman Bemadine (Girard) Hunter Jeanette (Allen) Odle James Brown Walter Bukowski John Feleki Carol Hershman (Stevens) LeRoy Hershman Mary (Hetrick) Banister Nellie (Hilton) Marsh Janice (Howard) Singleton Wetzel Howard Shirley (Jones) Watson Tom Komiak Delores Mahieu Donna (Meyer) Ross Carl Nagel Maxine (Neely) McKinzie Melba (Risner) Payne Geraldine (Smith) Stepp Gretchen (Sprague) Van Keppel Phyllis (Stewart) Hetrick Betty (Stowers) Ketchum Marilyn Thiesen Ruth (Walker) Armstrong Franklin Whitaker Christine (Jensen) Ryan Ivy (Vanderjack) Miller Archie Snyder 1953 Earcie (Allen) Bricker David Allsietz Barbara (Burke) Kearney Marlene (Clark) Wright Donald Corbin Richard Corbin Richard Davis Sharon (McIntosh) Davis Robert Fenzel Barbara (Fous) Kellner Joan (Jensen) McAllister Ronald Jones Bernadine (Moss) Goff Berdene (Neely) Shupe 97 Beverly (Pekech) Kelley Wesley Pierson JoAnn (Stanton) Walker Paul Walker James Wireman Lee Current Barbara (Holladay) Jones Mildred (Clark) Potts 1954 Claudette Giezma Beverly (Allen) Steinkamp Raymon Ballard Roy E. Bennet Edward Corbin Karen (Deerburg) Rust Jane (DeYoung) Wilder Anginette (Gorter) Becker Arthur Green Gerald Grube Phyllis (Hetrick) Grube Robert Hetrick John Kopchik Jr. Robert Lykins Louise McCarty Phyllis (Miller) Allen Doris (Misch) Myers John Neely Jr. Betty (Owens) Hunt Ethel (DeMoss) Dobsen Aurelia (Pfaga) Alberts Sally (Pucka) Lebed Wayne Reader June (Sculley) Suit Shirley (Seegers) Schlarp Allen Stembel Larry Thomas John Tillema Altadena (Whitaker) Owens Richard Wright Class of 1955 Edwin Allseitz George (Carson) Bailey Forrest Campbell Jesse Collins Thurman Conley Shirley (Davis) Jefferson Ray Dybice Paul Fletcher Stanley Friberg Donald Fulaytar Linda (Green) Campbell Anna (Hetrick) Siegris Vyron Hershman Bruce Howard Patricia Jefferson Kenneth Jones Steve Kerkes Doyle Lee Mary (Long) Neir Carolyn (Martin) Birky Kay (McFarland) Foust Lois (Myers) Long Cheryn (Miner) Market Pat (Miller) Nisley Donald Misch Betty Jean Myers James O ' Connor Mary O ' Connor James Risner Walter Rossmanith Wilma (Salyer) Bradley Gregory Schiff Roger Sculley Harvey VanKley Richard Van Vuren Dianne Vendkamp Turner Deanna (Walker) Green Mackey (Whitaker) Owens Jacqueline Whitton Karen (Williams) Green George Wright Ray Reeder Ronald Barnett 1956 Madge (Arnett) Allen Marianne Bays Doralee (Boezman) Vickers Helen (Borman) Klutts Betty (Bowen) Detchum Arlene Brown John Caldwell Wayne Calloway Richard Cavinder Aria (Deerburg) Myers Peggy Jo DeMoss Henry Debruin Lillian (Fulayter) Davis Mary (Grube) Bojonzyk Robert Hershman Helen (Lovely) Hershman James Osborn Phyllis (Pierson) Reeder Fred Rossmanith Arthur Savich Ray Scully Twyla (Scully) Adrian Alvin Seegers Bernard Seegers Diana (Stanton) Allen Nancy (Starzer) Peters Barbara (Terpstra) VanKeppel Joyce (Tillema) Kampenga Wilbert Hamstra Donald Raich 1957 Pat (Bachman) McCrair Jolene (Benoit) Felecki Thomas Blaszezyk Robert Braun Tevis (Caloway) Fitzpatrick Carol Cavinder David Cavinder Dan Cowger Carolyn (Dahm) Belstra James Davis Janice DeMoss Bill Florence Thomas Grube David Hayes Henry Henrichs Wilma (Hetrick) Tanner Eugene Holbrook Leona (Jones) Pullima Tracy Jones Robert Kerkes Tony Kossakowski David Krieve Mildred (Massoth) Jefferson Joe McFarlan Rex Myers Antonia Rodriquez Patty (Shultz) Mize Robert Sculley Frank Shields Carol (Bladick) Shields Gail Smith Jewell (Smith) Hazelgrove Jerry Stanton Sonia (Stanton) Stansberry Auarey (Krupel) Braun Iren Mueller 1958 Sandra (Allen) Livengood Arthur Bierma Cecil DeMoss Milton DeVries Jr. Maxine (Dobson) Lock Glen Dykstra Patricia Giemza Jean (Fulayter) Davis Gary Green Beverly (Savich) Green Edna Hale Cavinder Kenneth Hershman Carol Joyce (Hilton) Ptacek Carol (Hoffman) Dexter Harriet Kossakowski Alberta (Leach) McDaniel Joan (Myers) Soderquist Dorcas (Neely) Pares Marian (Nelson) Sheffer Marlene (Nelson) Brown John Osborn Lynda Ransom Wanda (Risner) Gordon Mary (Salyer) Fifield William Sampson Donald Jefferson Margaret (Schultz) Shields Louise (Stalbaum) Hendricks John Terpstra Vernon Tillema Kenneth Hetrick 1959 Derrell Allen Russell Allyn James Black Richard Boezman Leona (Lauritis) Boezman Diane (Bricker) Terpstra Tony Caldanero Marion (Craig) Holbrook Carol (Dase) Sherbeck William Davis Patricia (De Vories) McNeil Alice Finney Russell Gourley Barbara Louise Grube Bill Hart Jean Hayes Gloria Hernandez Paul Hoffman Eldon Jeffries Steve Mathis Curtis Martin Mary Misch Caroline (Mueller) Miller Loretta (Nelson) Allsietz Donald Norrick Richard Odle John Ooms Lawrence Peshel Sylvia (Peterson) Rowenhorse Linda (Robbins) Huff Ann (Scully) Pixley Ronald Stanton Judith (Stewart) Hessling Kenneth Stewart Mary (Theis) Brost Albert Tysen Carroll Tysen Roger Wahl Sarah (Wiggs) Flagg Allen Wireman Ray Wireman Joyce (Wolf) Hardin 1960 Kenneth Baker Larry Barker Carol (Bovenkirk) Wireman Donald Campbell Shanon (Cavinder) Hall Shirley Collins Doris (Crownover) Brown Linda (Davis) Turner Lois (DeYoung) Moran Patricia (Finney) Wiggs Elinore (Foster) Ward Adele (Fraley) Anderson Ruth (Fraley) Heinz Gerald Fulayter Joe Fyda John Fyda Daisy (Gourley) Wenglarz Bernard Hart Rex Hetrick William Kampenga Norma (Kessel) Alam Ann Kooy David Lazell Virginia (Martin) Bierma Patty (Massoth) Wade Robert McIntosh Carol (Myers) Hale Connie (Myers) Timm Barbara (Odle) Hetrick Dorothy (Pettet) Wood Donna Risner Carolyn Schoon Edward Schultz Jr. Linda (Stowers) Risner Thomas Strain Donald Sytsma Maxine Salyers Robert Venekamp John Wiggs Amel Whitaker Lucille (Wireman) Justice Patsy (Wright) Hogel Marylou (Stepp) Hand Judy (Parker) Jackson 1961 Mary (Abbring) Welscoot Sharon Allen Richard Caldanaro John Cambe Thomas Cavinder A. C. Collins Barbara Craft Marjorie (Craig) Howard Joan Crawford Mary (DeVries) Van Soest Katherine Dreyer Marvin Fase Catherine (Finney) Wahl Darlene (Frieden) Biddle Ruth (Fulayter) Hayes William Gielerak Emily (Green) Jackson Gene Hamstra Pat (Hart) Shortz Larry Hetrick Harry Hoffman Dolly (Malone) Steinke Francis Martin Wiliam Mathis Harriet (Myers) Neely Gary Michael Joan (Mueller) Allen Neil Myers Albert Nelson Mary (Neimiec) Drehobl Walter Mathis Janice Noble Judy Norrick Susan Potts Dale Risner Vem Sampson Shirley (Shepherd) Dobson John Wahl Dorothy (Wright) Cambe Walter Zmuda 1962 Bob Anderson Helen (Arnett) Burton Shela (Barker) Murphy Warren Bovenkerk Charles Conley Tom Caldwell Ronald Crawford Henry Dahm Nancy (Dase) Dulin James Dobson Phillip Foster Connie (Gourley) Wolf Patty Hale Ben Hale Leta Rae Hershman Albert Hoffman Carol (Jones) Mathis Carolyn (Klemp) Van Vuren June (Lapinski) Stanley Joe Lilley Beulah (Manns) Richie Betsy McIntosh Nelson Carl Melcher Clarance Misch Robert Misch Nick Munning Marilyn (Myers) Walstra Stanley Myers Phillip Neal Joyce (Noble) Black Forrest Pettet Richard Rice Norman Richie Harry Salyer Carolyn Shepard Alice (Stalbaum) Jones Fred Stembel Irene Tillema Joe Ulm Mike Ulm Gloria (Whitaker) Misch Paul Wireman Edward Wonorski Bruce Woolever 1963 Linda Alberding Wanda Arnett Barbara Caldwell Patty Conley Raymond Conley Nancy (DeVries) Milton Robert Dobson James Foster Bruce Fraley Marilyn (Gwin) Stone Patricia Hale Bonnie Hershman Richard Hershman Sandra Hoehn Larry Hoffman Mac Howard Christine (Lauritis) Cavinder 98 Betty (Mathis) Weltzin Kennie Masser Ruth (Myers) Mayo Sandra (Murray) Buschman Mary Nelson Sylvia Worriet Dick Parker Geraldine Patrick Paul Pavot Judith Potts Donald Pullins Frieda (Ratliff) Sego John Risner Joe Sabuda Tom Sabuda Patricia Sampson Charles Schoon William Smith Elizabeth (Strain) Taulman Antoinette (Valitus) Krachey John VanKley Sam Wayne Larry Whitaker Jerry Wolf Gwendolyn (Wynkoop) Cavinder Richard Hutchins 1964 Pamela (Barker) Johnson Jo Ann (Caldanaro) Craw Joyce Conley Lois Conley Beverly (Hale) Pullins Gloria (Haniwich) Nannega Judy (Hathaway) Soplanda Barbara (Ledford) Phelps Connie (Manns) Hershman Freda (Manns) Arnett Betty (Meeks) Goetz Diana (Myers) Reever Carol (Peters) Sabuda Barbara (Peterson) Hoffman Joan Risner Betty (Salyer) Dobson Darlene (Stelbaum) Carlson Joyce (Wynkoop) Ritchie Russel Allen John Anderson Fay Bell Jr. Merle Beniot David Bierma David Cambe Robert Castle Robert Craig Kenneth DeYoung William DeYoung Lawerence Fricki Stanley Gielerak Douglas Gourley Ed Gulbransen Gerald Hebda Boyd Jones Glen Jones Harvey Kanpenga George Kerkes Malcolm King Robert King David Marlatt Robert Melcher John Middlecamp William Misch Carl Oliver Charles Owens Ronald Parker Frank Peo Vermon Richie Dennis Risner Truman Ritchie Mike Rust Roger Shepard William Steele Daniel Tillema Dean Tillema 1965 Fred Abbring Bruce Bierma Wayne Bovenkerk Larry Crawford Steve Crider Cecil Crownover Byron Frieden Paul Gielerak John Gregory Raymond Hale Dusty Howard Allen Martin Walter Martin Robert Myers Norman Nelson Paul Nemeth Roger Parker Larry Peo Floyd Peregrine Estill Ratliff Douglas Roberts Robert Tillema William Whited Eugene Wireman Homer Wireman Janice Alberding Diana K. 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Bierma Implement Company Wheatfield 956-3122 Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment Outdoor Equipment Sales . . . Service . . . Repair Compliments of CENTRAL GARAGE Phone 956-3222 Wheatfield Indiana Compliments of WHEATFIELD FEED MILL Wheatfield 956-3244 Compliments of WHEATFIELD BRANCH OF STATE BANK OF RENSSELAER If you work for a man, in Heaven ' s name work for him. If he pays you wages that supply your bread and but- ter, work for him; speak well of him; stand by him and stand by the insti- tution he represents. If put to a pinch, an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. If you must villify, con- demn, and eternally disparage, why, resign your position, and when you are outside, damn to your heart ' s content. But as long as you are a part of the institution, do not condemn it. If you do, you are loosening the tendrils that hold you to the institution, and the f irst high wind that comes along, you will be uprooted and blown away in the blizzard ' s track, and probably you will never know why.— Elbert Hubbard Compliments of Van Keppel Construction DeMotte, Indiana FASES MENS WEAR Variety, Style, Quality Hillside Shopping Center Ph. 987-3100 DeMotte TOPPENS REPAIR SERVICE General Automotive Repair Phone 987-3332 Melvin J. Toppen, Owner DeMotte, Ind. ABBRING MARTIN SERVICE at Your Service DeMotte, Indiana KAPERS BUILDING MATERIAL Complete Building Supplies New Farm Buildings Phone 987-2781 DeMotte, Ind. DeMOTTE ELECTRIC CO. INC. Electrical Contractors 987-2727 BELSTRA MILLING CO. INC. DeKocks Certified Super Market Quality Meats and Groceries Sam Edna DeMotte, Indiana HILL SIDE LUNCH ROOM Hillside Lanes DeMotte, Indiana LAGEVEENS DEPARTMENT STORE ROORDA FURNITURE AL ' S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Walter Roorda, Owner DeMotte, Indiana PARKER’S FOODLAND Good Luck, Seniors from FRY ' S MARATHON SERVICE Hebron, Ind. OSBY ' S REPAIR SERVICE Auto — Truck Repair Service 1 14 S . Main Street Phone 996-2351 — Hebron, Ind. Fresh Meats, Produce, Groceries Wheatfield Ph. 956-3339 For Good Grooming — KENNY ' S FLORAL GIFT SHOP KIRKLANDS BARBER SHOP Phone 996-4631 Hebron Kniman, Indiana SCHROEDER ' S BROOK LOCKER PLANT COLONIAL RESTAURANT Brook, Indiana Compliments of ORVILL HAMACHER AND DRIVE-IN Daily Specials — Banquet Rms. Hebron 996-7100 Compliments of VIRGIL H. STALBAUM MARATHON PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTOR ROCK CREEKS FARMS Quality Quarter Horses 663-0461 Tefft 866-4897 Compliments of CLARK FARMS 956-3276 Wheatfield, Indiana Corner of Iowa 129th Ave. Crown Point, Indiana Congratulations to the Last Graduating Class of Wheatfield High HEINOLD HOG MARKET Bill Reinke Mgr. Kouts Wheatfield WIGGS SINCLAIR SERVICE Minor Parts, Accessories, Repair 956-3744— June . 10-49 DONNA ' S BEAUTY SALON Wigs Wig Service East of Tefft on Rt. 10 Phone 828-4862 FARMERS COOPERATIVE CO. Grain Coal Fence Fertilizer Tile Remington, Indiana DECKERS L. F. KENNING SONS McCulloch Homelite Sales Service Your Sports Headquarters 518 Main Street Lafayette, Indiana FIELDHOUSE FORD SALES Ford, Mustang, Falcon, Torino Ford Thunderbird, Maverick A-l Used Trucks, Cars Compliments of DOLEZALS SHOPPING CENTER San Pierre PIONEER FLORIST DeMotte, Indiana Ph. 987-2500 Flowers for All Occasions CHETS SINCLAIR SERVICE Clifton Lilian Bogart AND RESTAURANT North Judson — 899-5421 Junction 421 10 San Pierre HOOVER HOUSE Furniture Carpet Rensselaer Town Square 866-8222 PECK ' S SHOES Home of Quality Footwear Miss Wonderful, Socialites, Cobbies, Red Goose, Rand Women, Children, Men Boys 2 Locations Rensselaer or Remington ROBBINS PAINT SUPPLIES Robbins Sinclair Service Wheatfield — Ph. 956-3522 General Repairing Pharis Tires LAFAYETTE FRAME ALIGNMENT COMPANY Wheatfield Compliments of 956-3625 637 North 5th Street Lafayette, Indiana SHEELYS GEN. MDSE. WHEATFIELD BEAUTY COTTAGE Dry Goods Notions FRANK ' S BARBER SHOP Wheatfield 956-3114 IGA Groceries Meats Frozen Foods JOE TITTLE SONS 1605 Calumet Ave . Valparaiso, Indiana Phone 462-1367 462-6621 RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN Only Home Daily Newspaper in Jasper County 866-5111 CHUCK CAINS CIRCLE C. Camping Fishing Swimming Rensselaer, Indiana FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Bill Salyer — Lloyd Rigg For All Your Insurance Needs. Valparaiso, Ind. — Ph . 464-1640 B H AND l| REPAIR INC. The Great Highway Performers WIERS CHEVY DEALER Chevelle — Chevrolet — Chevy II Nova — Corvette US — 231 N. — DeMotte, Indiana R.R. 6 Phone 462-0831 Complete — Tractors Trucks Repairs Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Compliments of PARR ELEVATOR INC. Parr 866-8244 FRANCESVILLE Compliments of Drain Tile Corp. PAUL AND MARY SCHULTZ Kniman, Indiana For All Your Drainage Needs Clay Drains Kaiser Aluminum Culverts Vitrified Sewer Tile CHESTERTON STATE BANK Phone 219 567-9133 Francesville Indiana Chesterton, Indiana CLAUSSEN TOWNE FLORIST STURGES STANDARD Phone 766-2254 Kouts, Indiana SERVICE ] ' res , Kouts, Indiana Batteries Accessories General Auto Repair 766-2483 Wrecker Service U-Haul Rentals BECKMAN ' S GROCERY SAN PIERRE mi STATE BANK Phone 987-2456 828-4221 BAZZ ' S ROLLER RINK San Pierre 866-5315 Rensselaer EAT N SIP Over 50 Years of 866-5306 Continuous Service Compliments of AMERICAN STATE BANK North Judson PETRY DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Gifts — Hallmark Cards--Fountain Service Cosmetics — Sundries 220 Lane Street North Judson Ph . 896-2411 PORTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOP Malden Branch FIRST UNION BANK AND TRUST Grain — Feed — Fertilizer Assets over 26 Million Phone 462-4861 Medaryvi 1 le--Winamac REX MYERS CONSTRUCTION Conventional Buildings for City or Country Wheatfield, Indiana Phone 956-3193 Congratulations Class of 1970 TODD FUNERAL HOME INC. Beautiful Air Conditioned Chapel 24 Hour Ambulance Service DeMotte 987-2323 DONCHIN ' S WRIN RADIO 316 Lane St . North Judson, Ind. 46366 fmw j VALPARAISO MONUMENT COMPANY 1560 on Your Dial 1308 East Lincolnway Valparaiso Jasper County. Phone 462-351 1 Broadcasting Corp. Dealer for Quality Granite I E H D O N B R TIRE CO. INC. FIRESTONE H T On the Farm Service Front End Alignment $ GOODYEAR GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER 501 North Main St. Telephone 663-1876 Crown Point, Ind. 46307 FIRST BANK OF MEDARYVILLE LaCrosse WINAMAC 754-2472 FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RENSSELAER The Bank Where You Feel at Home Auto Loans — Crop Loans Checking Accounts — Savings Accounts Member of Federal Reserve System Established 1919 RENSSELAER KINGMAN INSURANCE AGENCY San Pierre, Indiana Phone--Bus. 828-5101 Res. 828-5264 Compliments of DOBSON AUTO SALES TEFFT SUPER SERVICE Phone 828-4935 We Buy, Sell, and Trade Bank Financing 866-7553 Renn., Ind. LAPATKINS PROUD CHICK-INN Chicken — Seafood Tefft, Indiana Steaks — Carry-Out Wheatfield 956-3110 BIERMA HARDWARE Paints Refrigeration Appliances Wheatfield 956-3121 Compliments of COAST TO COAST Ph. 996-4700 CITIZENS BANK Says Good Luck Seniors Hebron Solly’s Red Arrow Compliments of BARBARA ' S LAUNDRAMAT SCHROEDER DAIRY QUEEN Valparaiso Eat, Drink, and Be Merry Shakes — Sundaes — Spl i ts Coke — Misty--Hot Dogs Chili Dogs— BBQ DeMotte, Indiana Closed Sundays JASPER COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Kersey — Pleasant Ridge — Tefft Better Living thru Cooperation Best of Luck . . . Class of ' 70 BOY-CONN, INC. Printers 801 Glendal Blvd. P. O. Box 488 Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Our Specialty Custom Kitchens Daniel L. VanHolten Furniture Counter Tops DAN ' S STANDARD SERVICE KOUTS CABINETS Jet. US 24 53 The Full Service Triangle 766-2287 Wolcott, Indiana Kouts, Indiana Ph. 219-279-2913 Compliments of SNYDERS STORE Congratulations Class of 1970 Gifford Indiana VADELLS Koffee Kup Clothing for the Whole Family Shoes — Gifts — Dishes Wheatfield 956-3575 DEMOTTE FLORAL SHOP MONTY ' S SEPTIC TANKS Flowers for All Occasions Box MR. 31 462-2557 Phone 987-251 1 Valparaiso, Indiana Compliments of ALYEA SERVICE INC. HILLSIDE LANES 45th Anniversary Demotte, Indiana 40 Years with Chrysler Motors Corp. Phone 987-3939 Phone 996-2700 Hebron Compliments of JASPER COUNTY REMC CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 155 North Main Street Crown Point, Indiana Box 129 Save Where It Pays Rensselaer 47978 GOOD LUCK SENIORSI FRANCESVILLE MOTOR CO., INC. HUGHES PAINT WALLPAPER IH— Gehl New Idea Farm Machinery Smith Alsop Paints Art Supplies Draperies Francesvil le, Indiana Phone 567-9136 Phone 583-5961 123 South Main Monticello, Ind. KAPER ' S BUILDING MATERIAL BUSH PONTIAC INC. Phone 987-2781 Telephone 462-1 168 Complete Building Supplies 1509 East Lincolnway New Farm Buildings Valparaiso 46383 JIMS AUTO BODY SHOP Brighten Your Future with a Fine Used Car Box 335 Medaryvil le Complete Body Repairs and Paintings Window and Door Glass Installed Ph. 843-2251 Milton R. Sanders — Mgr. from Future Motors Francesville CARPET FOR HOME or BUSINESS Sales and Installation Dry Goods, Variety, and Shoe Store 114th North 9th Street Phone 742-8068 Lafayette, Indiana contributions CAA Association Community State Bank, Brook Schultz Auto Sales, DeMotte Buchanan Drugs, Hebron Fendig Rexall Drug Store, Rensselaer Ruths Ladies Apparels, Hebron Hebron Lumber Inc., Hebron D B Bar, Wheatfield Rafferty ' s Restaurant and Taproom, Rensselaer Clark Super 100, Valparaiso Garling Trailer Sales, Wheatfield Ben ' s Texaco Station, Medaryville Wheatfield Package Store Owens Auto Supply, Valparaiso DeMotte Hardware Company Johnny Rusk Company, Rensselaer Kay ' s Bridal Hobby Shop, Renn. Walter G. Dress, Dress Tax Service, DeMotte Gene J. Janek, Co., North Judson William Gehring ' s Inc., Rensselaer Precision Auto Parts and Machines Inc . , North Judson Erwin ' s Television-Appliances, Valparaiso Ace Hardware, DeMotte Ace Hardware, Winamac Finney ' s, Malden Hillside Lunch Room, DeMotte Linkemers Shoes, Valparaiso Peregrine Construction, Tefft Gibson Night Owl, North Judson San Pierre Grain Co., San Pierre Cooperative Elevator Co., Francesville Chet Place, San Pierre North Judson Automotive Inc. North Judson Lumber Yard, 301 Main Street Woodward-Schumacher Electric Corp., Rensselaer Bill Cottongin, Bar C Quarterhorse Ranch Western Store, Leroy Kathryn Long Realtor, Chesterton Ted Hitz Photographer, Kouts Coffee Creek Antiques, Chesterton Sullivan ' s Drug Store, Francisville Claussen Equipment Co., Rensselaer Bilyew and Eaton, All Kinds of Fitting, Rensselaer Cope Brothers Machine Shop, Leroy Nelson ' s Marathon Service, Wolcott School House Inn, Wheatfield Lucas Pharmacy, Rensselaer Steffens Jewelry, Rensselaer Letas Pharmacy, Rensselaer Milt Storey Implement, Morocco Electrical Contractors, DeMotte Osburn Texaco, DeMotte Hi Merest Footwear, DeMotte Wilson Painting Co., Brook Hideaway Tavern, Kersey Frank and Helen ' s Shop, Medaryville Abraham Grain and Fertilizer Co., Morocco Wilson Brothers, Brook BAUMER’S OF KENTLAND Senior Portraits — Athletic and Sports Shots Wedding Pictures — Cameras — Fi Im — Supplies Phone 474-6251 Kentland ‘Prospects Auto Supply” Parts and Supplies for All Cars Electrical and Machine Shop Service Phone 987-2491 DeMotte, Ind. 46310 LOVE IT or Longstreth Truck Sales LEAVE IT Trucks — Truck Equipment Fertilizer Where Your Friends Buy Their Clothes fhe Store for Men and Boys y Rensselaer Valpo , Crown Point Solutions Phone 956-3158 Wheatfield index ABALLI, CARLOS 24,25 Abbring, John 35,36,37,43,58,59, 80 Ahlemier, Larry 77 Alderson, Earl 44,53,83 Allen, Morgan 83 Allen, Ora Mae 87 Allen, Randy 87 Anderson, Andy 50,87 Anderson, Jeri 55,81,83 Armstrong, Michael 85 Armstrong, Steven 85 Bacewic, Doris 87 Bachman, Debra 85 Bachman, Ronetta 85 Baggerly, Shirley 85 Bagnall, David 53,80 Bailey, Dennis 53,83 Bailey, George 80 Banks, Jerry 43,44,80 Banks, Larry Joe 87 Barnett, Ronald 87 Bassette, Nancy 16 Battles, Frieda 87 Beckert, Sue 60,80 Bell, Dennis 44,53,60,65 BELL, MARTIN 26,27 Bell, William 87 Beverly, Arnold 65 Beverly, Marvin 87 Bierma, Carol 50,53,60,80 Bierma, Daryl 36,37,43,80 Bierma, Judith 50,58,60,65,66,73, 76 Bierma, Marsha 36,50,55,77 Birky, Karen 87 Blankenship, Clarence 85 Blankenship, Marty Blaszczyk, Mark 43,44,59,65 Bovenkerk, Donna 50,60,77 Brock, Kanda 83 Brook, Kathleen 83 Brook, Terrance 77 Brown, Chris 35,59,77 BROWN, KATHERYN 24,59 Brown, Kristie 83 Bolt, Robert 45,77 Burger, Becky 50,65 Burger, Patty 80 Burger, Virginia 85 Burton, Richard 35,40,43,44,65 Caldwell, Bonnie 65,66 Calhoun, Judy 80 Cambe, James 43,44,53,66 Cambell, Pamela 50,55,83 Capouch, Mick 23,35,43,77 Capouch, Rick 35,43,44,65,66,75 Carter, Debbie 87 Carter, Sara 83,87 Cemowskas, Mike 43,44,60,77 Chapman, Donna 80 Chernowsky, Frank 85 Chizmar, Greg 55,80 Clark, Connie 87 Clawson, Alanna 77 Clemans, Mary 85 Conley, Alice 85 Conley, Calvin 77 Conley, Darlene Conley, Frank 80 Conley, Fred 53,66,75 Conley, Jerry 87 Conley, Jimmy 87 Conley, John 85,87 Conley, Raymond 87 Cornet, Scott 85 Cornwell, John 77 Cortez, Vicki 23,50,57,77 C REGER, THOMAS 24,25 Crim, David 58,85 Crownover, William 80 Darnel, James 87 Darnel, John 85 Darnel, Kathleen 60,66 Darner, Joyce 17,51,55,58,80 Davis, Joyce 40,50,60 Davis, Kharon 50,57,80 Davis, Linda 85 Davis, Robert 83 Davis, Sharon 50,60,80 Deardorf, Carol 50,58,83 Deardorf, David 53,66,67 Deboard, Dwayne 87 Deboard, Mike 45,67 Deerburg, Dana 60,77 Deerburg, Greg 67 Deerburg, Kima 57,87 Deerburg, Tony 43,58,83 Donis, Joe 35,43,76,77 Dresher, Bruce 85 Dresher, Jeff 83 Dresher, Mark 55,77 Duggleby, Judy 76,77 Duggleby, Tom 53,80 Durflinger, Jan 85 Durflinger, Ray 25,87 Duttlinger, Chris 50,55,58,59,60, 77 Duttlinger, Ellen 50,57,58,60,80 Duttlinger, James 53,59,80 Duttlinger, Janice 85 Duttlinger, Lois 50,77 Duttlinger, Paul 87 Duttlinger, Shirley 57,85 Eaton, Betty 77 Ebner, Pam 83 Ferguson, Bob 55,77 Ferguson, Randall 87 Ferguson, Ron 84 Ferguson, Russell 87 Foster, Dallas 53,60,77 FOSTER, J. D. 30,53 Foster, Paul 43,44,53,67,69 Fraley, Paul 67 Frieden, Gail 29,50,77 Fulayter, David 80 Fulayter, Richard 45,55,77 Furst, Bob 35,36,37,43,80 Fyda, Donna 80 Gibson, Clyde 67,75 Gibson, Andy 88 Gidcumb, John 58,85 Gilbert, Roxanne 88 Glisic, Pete 68 Gluth, Doug 53,68 Gooden, Mike 85 Gooden, Thomas 85 Gourley, Rocky 53,77 Green, Jackie 88 Green, Scott 35,43,44,60,66,68 GROSS, EUGENE 26,66,88 Gulbransen, Don 59,84 Gulbransen, Patricia 50,58,60,68 Halliwell, Felisa 50,60,84 Halliwell, John 44,80 Halliwell, Mary 88 Halliwell, Susan 17,50,60,66,68 Hammers, Connie 65 Hammens, Debbie 88 Hammens, Patricia 68 Hanewich, David 53,84 Hanger, Veral 22,24 Haring, Clifford 59,85 Haring, Emma 50,51,55,60,84 Haring, Norma 50,55,60,76,77 Harper, Judith 88 Harper, Tresa 50,60,77 Harrington, Nancy 29,50,60,68 Harrington, Rosemary 85 Hawkins, Robert 88 HELMS, JACK 27,35,36,43,58 Helton, Connie 50,55,60,71 Helton, Raleigh 85 Helton, Ricky 88 Helton, Tom 68 Hicks, Dwight 85 Hinson, Charles 85 Hinson, Patty 85 Hinson, Penny 81 Hockett, Debbie 50 HOEFERLIN, DIANE 60,68 Hoffman, James 53,81 Hoffman, Kathy 85 Hoffman, Martha 50,60,69,73 Hoehn, Rebecca 88 Hohner, Brian 88 Hohner, David 53,84 Hohner, Greg 86 Horton, Daniel 30,43,44,55,81 Howard, Angela 78 Howard, Rodney 60,75 Howard, Susan 84 Huff, Charles 53,81 Hunter, Kim 86 Huyatt, James 84 Huyatt, Karen 78 Jamieson, Ed 44,59,84 Jamieson, Joan 50,60 Jamieson, Judy 50,80 Jamieson, Karyn 50,55,58,69 Jamieson, Tony 88 Jefferson, Debbie 86 Jefferson, Grace 60,69 Jefferson, Vicki 55,60,70 Jones, Bob 45 Jones, Dorothy 84 Jones, Ed 35,36,37,43,44,81 JONES, FRED 23,35,39,43,44 Jones, Jack 84 Jones, Margaret 25,50,55,57,58, 60,78 Jones, Rex 86 Jones, Robert 84 Jones, Suellen 50,51,55,57,60,65 69,70 Jordan, Pamela 84 Joseph, Paul 30,84 Jungels, David 88 Jungels, Doris 60,70 Kaeb, Douglas 86 Kaeb, Sandra 84 KAPER, CHERYL 28 Kegley, Vicki 89 Kerns, Clifford 35,43,60,78 Kems, Walter 86 Ketchum, Brenda 88 Ketchum, Cheryl 25,50,58,65,70 101 Ketchum, Doug 86 Ketchum, Mike 35,36,37,43,44, 8 1 Ketchum, Neal 81 Ketchum, Pam 57,88 Ketchum, Stan 25,35,60,78 Kidd, Micheal 35,44,45,53,58,60, 65,71,73 King, Marla 57,88 KING, MARIE 25 Klemp, Calvin 53,81 Klemp, Larry 88 Klemp, Luann 88 Knezevic, Anne 86 Knezevic, Milan 88 KOENIG, DANIEL 22,23,59 Kurtz, Mike 35,36,37,81 Lapatkin, Christine 50,60,81 Lawyer, Andy 35,43,48,55,58,78 Leek, Greg 81 LEWIS, ROBERT 25 Lindsey, Pamela 88 LITTLE, VIRGIL E. 21 Longstreth, Ed. 53,81 Longstreth, John 88 Longstreth, Rebecca 50,58,60,69, 71 Lovely, Janet 50,55,60,76,78 Lovely, Mike 53,78 Lauritis, Jerry 27,84 Manns, Carl 88 Manns, Monroe 86 Mahieu, Susan 50,58,59,60,78 Marley, Charlene 81 Marley, Joan 53,84 Marshall, Debra 88 MARTIN, BARBARA 25 MARTIN, ROLAND 27 Martin, James 86 Martin, Molly 50,60 Mattingley, Henry 86 Mattocks, Don 53,59,71 Mattocks, Steve 53,81 McCarty, Donnie 43,58,78 Mclntoch, Brian 88 McIntosh, John 25,84 McKim, Jason 35,36,37,43,53,81 McKim, Jeff 53,78 McMahan, Dale 44,55,57,84 . McMahan, Patty 81 McNeil, Tom 35,43,44,58,65,71 McNERNY, PATRICIA 30 Meditz, Kathy 88 Meditz, Mike 86 Meeks, Charles 53,71 Meeks, Richard 88 Meeks, Tom 53,81 Mehay, Randy 55,84,88 Misch, Barbara 86 Misch, Mary Ann 50,82 Miller, Bonnie Jean 50,55,60,72 Miller, Kenneth 82 Miller, Linda 88 Miller, Marcus 88 Miller, Myron 55,78 Miller, Nancy 88 Miller, Roberta 50,55,60,78 Mosher, Raymond 82 Murray, Dennis 35,44,53,72 MYERS, DORIS 31,60 Myers, Jeffrey 88 Myers, Lana 40,50,55,57,58,60,78 Myers, Walter 88 Odle, Gilbert Owens, Brenda 88 Nuss, William 65,71,75 Nuss, Kathlene 86 Nuss, Vicki 50,55,57,58,60,82 Parker, Randy 88 Patrick, Ronnie 88 Patterson, Kathlene 17,50,71 Patterson, Nancy 84 Patton, Gary 88 Pavot, William George 55,60,69,73 Pellegrino, Ed 55,84 Pellegrino, James 88 Peo, Charles 53,60,72 Peo, Ralph 44,53,60 Peo, Wayne 53 Peregrine, Debra 88 Peregrine, Kathy 78 Peregrine, Kenneth 35,36,37,44, 53,85 Peregrine, Keith 88 Peterson, Johnny 53,82 Popplewell, Randy 89 PORTER, MILTON 31,55 Phelps, Billy 45,78 Prater, Marilyn 72 Prater, Oliver 53,78 Prater, Ray 89 Pritchitt, Judith 50,60,82 Pruitt, Patricia 86 Randolph, Terri 82 Reno, Jim 86 Reno, Judy 84 Reno, Phyllis 78 Rice, Debra 50,60,82 Rice, Margaret 50,78 Richie, Loretta 50 Ricker, Darrell 73,82 Ricker, Paul David 89 Ricker, Randy 33,43,44,60,66 Risner, Debra 50,53,55,57,76,78 Ritchie, Earl 89 Ritchie, Glenda 89 Ritchie, Harold 84 Ritchie, Linda 55,89 Robbins, Terrance 35,44,53 Robbins, Timothy 44,53,82 Roberts, Kevin 35,36,37,43,44,59 82 Robinson, Carol 89 Rozhon, Lawerence 89 Rozhon, Lewis 53,82 Rozhon, Raymond S3 Sabuda, James 86 Sabuda, Lucille 89 Salyer, Carolyn 50,57,60,82 Scott, Randall 89 Scott, Robin 35,43,44,73 Sculley , Linda 86 Shull, James Frankie 45,55,60,69,73 Simmons, Clara 86 Sisk, John 89 Smith, Charlotte 89 Smith, Debra 57,86 Smith, Kenneth 78 Smith, Raymond 84 Sprigs, Maureen 89 Spurgeon, Gary 53,78 Staulbaum, Cindy 50,60,82 Staulbaum, Dale 53,86 Staulbaum, Dan 23,53,58,59,78 Staulbaum, Dan 53,84 Staulbaum, Dawn 85,86 Staulbaum, Donna 23,50,51,55,58, 59,76,78 Staulbaum, Jack 53,78 Staulbaum, Mike 84,53 Staulbaum, Robert 84 Staulbaum, Russell 73,25,53,60 Stansberry, George 89 Starke, Jack 86 Starke, Steve 82 Stayrook, Steven Edward 73,69 Stepp, David 86 Stepp, Tony 75,69,60 STEWART, THOMAS 22 Stone, Bruce 65,86 Stone, James 89 Stonebraker, Doug 76,78,58 Stowers, Louis 74,53,80 Strubble, Leslie 55,60,82,50 Stupplefield, Steve 86 Tanner, Dana 82,50 Tanner, Linda 74,58,60,50,51 THEIS, IONA 22 Thomas, James 78 Thomas, John 25,35,55,53,59,82, 37,43,36 Thomas, Paul 78,23,35,59 Tillema, Ed 59,82 Tillema, John 35,82,37,43,36 Van Kley, Jack 59,82 Veden, Ernest 86 Veden, Sharon 74,60,50,51 VENCIL, LLOYD 76,27,28,44 Vukadinovich, Branislav 74 Walden, Becky 67,86 WALDEN, HERMAN 28,29,58 Walker, Bill 89 Walker, David 82 Walker, Gary 89 Walker, James 86,44 Walker, Kenneth 78,53,60 Walker, Willie Mae 74,60 Wantola, Dennis 78,53 Wantola, Donna 84 Wayne, Pat 82 Welch, Glenda 84,50 Whitaker, Christopher Allen 74, 45,69,60 Whitaker, Kim 89 Whitaker, Margaret 78,60 Whitaker, Melody 78 Whitaker, Robin 57,60,82,50 Whited, Melanie 84 Williams, Steve 60 Willoughby, Jim 89 Wireman, Beverly 89 Wireman, Bob 86 Wireman, Ethel 89 Wireman, Glen 78 Wireman, Jack 60,82,43,44 Wireman, Kenny 86 Wireman, Larry 82 Wireman, Margie 82 Wireman, Patty 78 Wireman, Sandi 74,60,50 Wireman, Sylvia 82,50 Wireman, Vicky 89 Wireman, Willie 86 Wolford, Larry Joe 89 Wonorski, William 89 Wood, Doreen 89 Wood, Ed 74,60 Wood, James 86 Woolever 50,60,82 Wright, Bruce 75,101 Wright, Pat 75 Wright, Shirley 75 Wynkoop, Cynthia Ann 75,55,50 Yost, Janet 84,50 Yost, Mary Lou 86 Yost, Tom 78,60 Yurkovick, Cheryl Lynn 89 ZIMMER, ELIZABETH 28,29,50 123 We walked where no man had ever stood before. Could have well been the motto of the 1970 yearbook staff. Never before had Wheatfield ever pub- lished as large a yearbook. History was to be the key feature but color for the first time brought an added touch of realism to the ' 70 yearbook. Interest in the community ran high as more ads and more books were sold than ever before. We had hoped that this book would fitting tell the story of the end of a great school. And we be- lieve it has done both. I would like to personally thank all the Seniors who sold yearbooks, and ads. But especially the people who devoted their study halls to the yearbook. Some of these people never even got their picture on the Arcus page, but without their efforts the 1970 yearbook would not have been possible. I would also like to thank Mr. Koenig who earned about 3 an hour for his work on the 1970 yearbook. If we dedicated the yearbook to anyone Mr. Koenig would be most deserving. I hope that the students, past and pres- ent, receive enjoyment and memories from the 1970 ARCUS. EDITOR 124