Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1970 volume:

1 . - . 4 u .4 1. Wheeler High School 1970 Rosetta Tabl Opening Section Activities Athletics Organizations Administration Seniors Underclassmen Advertisements junior High Senior Index e of Contents Never the spirit was borng the spirit shall cease to be neverg Never was time it was notg End and Beginning are dreams! Birthless and deathless and changeless remaineth the spirit for ever. The Song Celestial Sir Edwin Arnold The Spirit 0f'70 And so shall the Spirit of '70 follow us through the remainder of this year, and the many more years to come, svstlly . gg never dying, never changing. We will always remember the good times and the bad, and this spirit will stay with us forever. 2 Spirit in Wheeler is carried out in many dyfferenl ways. It has often been said that a school is only what you make itg you get out of it only what you put into it. Here at Wheeler, We put a lot into everything we do, and we have found our efforts to be rewarding. LEFT: But we were thirsty. BOTTOM: Now what do we do? A spirit for education VVhee1er's own motorcycle gang. Our spirit for education is tremendous. We have put a great deal of time and effort into our studies and have found our minds greatly enriched. We have found a new respect for learning and for those who guide us. LEFT:- Oh, no! 4 ABOVE: The Odd Couple for social even ts, . Our spirit for an enlivened social life is shown by our attendance at school functions. We meet and make many new friends at dances, suppers, and even formal events, such as the prom and graduation. Did she gyp me? They can't keep me out. andfor our school. Bring on the Cubs! 5 AAXNQQI .,iAyA I A,?,z i ,yvz 2 ' N ,Maw-ff we-...V 4 f is ,N Q if .H-tr' ..r,,-PM ggi M TOP LEFT: How about a date tonight? TOP RIGHT: Don't I know you from somewhere? BOTTOM LEFT: I'll get this thing to work sooner or later, BOTTOM RIGHT: Another day of hard work begins. We are proud of and will never relin- quish our school spirit. We back our school, not just in time of need, but all the time. Whether at a basketball game or in a contest representing our school, We are proud to say that we are from Wheeler. 6 A C TI VI TIE 55552, W , V- ,.., Y H f-W: mmwzxm 5 . W W LW 1 ,1A,, 2 H 2 ,A .5-,, -- -Y ....,m....,,.......n,,,,, Y , ,,, ...f 1- --VV .- Y-Y V f- -mn X 1 We ,.5,?- Ang-Q A -Iff V if I 9 1 Ng A I 'V mai. 1 ...- 5 :J-ms ,-,- , E , f 1-.11 2 .,.- 1 --,: W ,,,...., fm- W , ..---f, f f-f W gli 54' M 3 Iggy A QS, L 2 E GAA initiation isfun and excitement. Mismatched clothes, messy make-up, and many ponytails were the main at- tire of the girls being initi- ated into G. A. A. After school, the slaves performed many sloppy tasks. After cleanup, they were treated to a delicious meal. fra 8 fl S352 is ., as f ,J fhawwkfwk LEFT: A pirate and a pussy cat just don't go together. BOTTOM: Lynn Betz makes a pretty flapper. BELOW: Clayton Minor enjoys the beat. Halloween dance is fun as well as Spook y. The G. A. A. sponsored the Halloween Dance. There were many strange as well as fascinating costumes, and prizes were awarded for the best. Music was provided by the Midnight Mass. V 1969 Homecoming Court: Lois McCray, escorted by Brad Hall and Tim Lute, Bonnie Spagna, escorted by Harold I-Iardesty and Charlie Hallg Queen Diane Horan, escorted by Dee Hattabaugh and Tom Peabody, Norma Reynolds, escorted by Warren Byers and jon Pea- bodyg Fern Ankarlo, escorted by Les Kiser and Wayne Hattabaugh. Homecoming Queen Diane Horan reigns over her lovely court. The homecoming was a success--the team Won the basketball game over Morgan, and the dance was Well attended. The gym was deco- rated beautifully for a Winterland by Night, the theme of the dance. Candidates for the court were Fern Ankarlo, Diane Horan, Nor- ma Reynolds, and Bonnie Spagna, Seniors, Lois McCray, Janis Reynolds, Anita Spagna, and Monica Spoljaric, juniors. 10 TOP: Tom Peabody and Dee I-Iattabaugh crown Queen Diane and give her the roses. ABOVE: Terri and Dave enjoy the dance. LEFT: A beautiful night, two beautiful girls, and a beautiful dance. 11 The Music Depart- ment presents its Winter C oneert. TOP: Hark how the bells, sweet carol bells . . . RIGHT: junior l-Hgh band performs well in concert. BELOW: Senior High band plays The Nutcracker Suite. In December, the Music Depart- ment presented its Winter Concert. Participating in this were the Junior and Senior high bands, and the high school chorus. Selections ranged from Holiday in Spain to The Falling Leaves. W TOP: The mightiest land of all--Wheeler, the W Land of the Bearcats. MIDDLE: We won! We , won! BOTTOM: We're from Wheeler, W couldn't be prouder, County Tourneypep block places second in the cheering competition. The pep club, faculty, and cheerleaders spent many long hours choosing a theme and Working out cheers for the county tourney. Their efforts were rewarded when the cheering block placed second in the cheering competition. The theme was Land of the Bear Cats. It was carried out with the fans wearing buttons inscribed with the theme. The Bearea ts make il Z0 the County Tourney fnals for the Hrs! time in 21 years. The Wheeler Varsity first five ABOVE: Russ Pawlak tries to shoot over Harold H RIGHT: Tom Peabody g p f p ' 14 LEFT: Les Kiser ac- cepts the runner-up trophy for the Bearcats BELOW: The pep block placed second in the cheer block award. The Bearcats made it to the tourney finals for the first time in 21 years by beating Kouts, 78-77 in overtime. The Bearcats were down by 8 with only two minutes to go, but came back to tie it up with a last second shot by Dee I-Iattabaugh. In the over- time they won on jon Pea- body's last second free throw. 15 In the finals, the Heb- ron Hawks proved to be just too much for the Bearcats. They led at all stops and ended the game by beating the Bearcats, 89-63. But it was still a thrilling tourney for fans, players, coaches, and cheerleaders. S wingin' into the '7O's The Home Economics Department presented another fine style show. The home -ec girls modeled the cloth- ing they had made, from sport clothes to formals. Narrators were Debi Stephens and Sue Shabi, seniors. TOP: Kathy Spurr models her peasant style jumper with blouse-dress. RIGHT: Anita Spagna modeled her brown empire-waisted dress made in home-ec III. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane was lovely in her lime green formal! BOTTOM RIGHT: Diana Turley, wearing the gown she made, provided the back- ground music. 3 Spring starts off with many wonderful sounds. Many Wonderful sounds were heard at the Spring Concert pre- sented by the Music Department. The program began With the junior Band followed by the choir. The Senior Band closed with a little bit of everything from classical to contemporary music. TOP LEFT: The clarinet section of the junior Band. TOP RIGHT: Ron Hulse and Dale Huball make up the bass section of the Senior Band. MIDDLE: You say this guy, this guy's in love with you. BOTTOM: The Senior Band plays By the Time I Get to Phoenix. Paris By N ight Paris By Night, the junior-Senior Prom, Was held at the Lembke Motor Inn. Class members and their guests were served a roast beef dinner. After- wards they danced to music by the Vegetable Reconstruction. The king and queen were Dale I-Iuball and Diane Horan. A post-prom party was held at Union Center School. Guests played games and danced and enjoyed a meal served by the parents. , .X tl, ABOVE: Queen Diane Horan and King Dale I-Iuball. RIGHT: Dave McCormack and Terri Pullins enjoy a dance. 18 FAR LEFT: Linda Coon and her es- cort jim Davis enjoy the meal. LEFT: Anita Spagna and her escort Rick Peek watch the dancing. BELOW: Couples at the prom dance to the fine music. V , .fav , N. it f 1l i l The Seniors start off graduation day with a hearty breakfast. ,ff TOP: VV'hat's so funny about breakfast? RIGHT CENTER: Eat hearty! boys. This may be your last meal. ABOVE: All right, Mr. Higbie, let's not eat it all. 20 The morning of graduation, the mothers prepared a delicious breakfast for the seniors. The meal served to them and their guests, the faculty, consisted of everything from eggs and Sau- sages to pancakes and sweet rolls. lt was a grand Way to be- gin a grand day. Baccalaureate is theirs! step to gradua tion. TOP: The Seniors file into their seats. ABOVE: The services finished, the class marches out. RIGHT: The Seniors wait anxiously to enter the church. The Baccalaureate Service was held at the Seven Dolars Shrine in South Ha- ven. The Fr. james Pajkos conducted the ceremony. The high school choir sang GOD OF OUR FATHERS and NOW LET EVERY TONGUE ADORE THEE. The ushers were Lois McCray, Monica Spol- jaric, Wayne Powell, and jon Peabody. May we go into the world and End success. FAR RIGHT: Norma Reynolds, Vale- dictorian. RIGHT: Dale Huball, Saluta- torian. CENTER: The Class of '70 marches out. BOTTOM LEFT: Con- gratulations, Miss Treadway. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rhea Wise receives her diploma. . . And so we, the Class of '70, re- ceive our diplomas, and go out into the world on our own. We will face life as indi- viduals, solving our own problems and en- joying our own hap- pinesses. We hope we may each find success in our long journey down the road of life. 10414 1' D Q' -V if -Q. A THLETICS L Q Wheeler cap tures its third county title in cross-country. The Bearcat harriers made it another fine season in cross -country. They placed second in the round robin held at V. U. , and first in the county meet held at Forest Park. The team was coached by Dave Stealy. Wayne pushes hard to get a good place in the county meet. Cross- country team: KNEELING, L- R: John Miller, Wayne Hattabaugh, Warren Byers, Dee I-Iattabaugh, Harold I-Iardesty, Tim Lute. STAND- ING: Tom Rittel, Ben Lute, Mike I-Iattabaugh, Brad I-111, Charlie I-Iardesty. The boys take a look at the trophy that is soon to be theirs. Baseball: FRONT, L-R: Tom Rittel, Les Kiser, Ben Lute, David House, Ken Hohrun, Mike Hattabaugh, Charlie Hall. BACK: Coach Bradford, Wayne Powell, jim Coon, Tim Lute, Ion Peabody, Tom Peabody, Dee Hattabaugh, Terry Bell, Ron Hulse. BELOW LEFT: jon Peabody hits a grand slam homer. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the team watch and hope for any kind of hit. Although the Bear - cats had one of the county's leading hit- ters in Tom Peabody, . 409, their effort to go somewhere struck out as they ended up in the cellar. They played nine games this season and Won only three. The team was coached by Al Bradford. 25 Fine effort, but still Bearcats strike out. The basketball team kept up a steady a'iet - loss after loss. TOP LEFT: Harold considers Whether to shoot or pass to another teammate. TOP RIGHT: jon Peabody socks it to an unidentified Kouts player. ABOVE LEFT: Warren Byers shoots for two. ABOVE MIDDLE: Les puts up a block against Hebron so Warren can move in to score. ABOVE RIGHT: Jon Peabody grabs a rebound for the Bearcats. 26 Wheeler's roundballers had only one problem this year-- they couldn't get ahead on the scoreboard. They kept up a steady diet of losing 16 games out of 20. They also ended up last in the conference by losing to all five opposing county' schools. But there was one moment of brightness in the schedule when the team beat Kouts in the county tourney to go on and face Hebron in the finals . Varsity Schedule WHS 64 Kewanna 56 Washington 65 South Central 52 Boone Grove 81 Devine Heart 65 Beecher 62 Morgan 64 Bethany Christian 70 Morgan 70 Westville 53 Lacrosse 78 Kouts C. T. 63 Hebron C. T. 44 Hebron 7 6 Kouts 59 Wheatfield 54 La Lumiere 54 Washington 47 River Forest 34 Valpo Sect. Varsity Roster jim Davis Charlie Hall Harold Hardesty Dee Hattabaugh Tom Peabody Warren Byers Brad Hall Wayne Hattabaugh Tim Lute jon Peabody Les Kiser Coach Dave Stealy OPP 6l 58 77 98 65 85 57 67 83 97 75 77 89 7l 77 78 62 74 97 74 Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr jr jr jr jr Jr Soph J. V. team closes season with cz 3 -I 5 record The junior Varsity basketball team, coached by Al Bradford, tried hard to beat the Varsity, but the best they could do was a 3-15 record. The team lost to Washington in the J. V. Tourney 28 TOP: Get set for the tip-off. LEFT: You can't have this basketball. ABOVE: A fight for the rebound. i Q ,Q ', at I I I at I I' ,fig , 1 tp 4 lf I v at Ant., fx TOP LEFT: A good hand-off is a sure break in any race. TOP RIC-I-IT: The team takes a little rest. MIDDLE LEFT: I-leave that ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Almost finished. BOTTOM: Runners on your mark, get set, Go! The track team strives valiant! y to win a meet. The track team, headed by Coach Stealy, tried to get ahead in the points column, but man- aged to Win only one dual meet this season. In the county meet the team placed last. Varsity Cheerleaders Diane Horan Deb Treadway Norma Reynolds Janis Reynolds junior Varsity Cheerleaders jackie Miller Linda Coon Jody Cochran Deb johnson Cheerleaders build spirit throughout the school. TOP LEFT: Look out, Senators, here we come. MIDDLE LEFT: Cheerleaders have to have big mouths BOTTOM LEFT: Yea, Coach Stealy. ABOVE: BOTTOM--jackie Miller, Jody Cochran, way, Deb johnson, Linda Coon. TOP--Janis Reynolds The cheerleaders' goal--to build school spirit and get more support at games, even if the team was losing, was achieved through the help of the Pep Club and sponsor Miss Heffernan. Both squads showed good precision and poise. 31 Norma Reynolds, Diane Horan. MIDDLE--Deb Tread- Coaches are a main part of an athletic program. An important part of an athletic program is the coaches behind it. These are the men behind our losses and victories. These men push the boys to practice and to strive for excellence. At Wheeler we have two fine coaches in Dave Stealy and Al Bradford who both did a fine job. RIGHT: Mr. Stealy jubilantly Worms his way to the locker room after a victory, BELOW: Two coaches try to anticipate each other's thoughts. ' HW K I E mm ...m UR GA NIZA TIO MQ 5 I 5 X E E E e E 3 E i ! Ei TE 3 is Service, Leadership, Character ana' S cholarshzp characterize members of the National Honor Society. Honor Society--Mr. John Blank, sponsor, Tom Peabody, Deb Rob- inson, Norma Reynolds, Diane Horan, JoAnn Morgavan. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kane, Jody Coch- ran, Pat Poling, Kathy Spmr, Sheryl Jacobs, Cheryl Ulozas, Lois McCray, Barb Runion. THIRD ROW: Harold Hardesty, Vince Slack, Carl Street, Dee Hatta- baugh, Jon Peabody, Dale I-Iuball, john Spoljaric, Janis Reynolds, Marian Hammond. To be a member of the Honor Society, a student must be outstanding in character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This year's officers are Norma Reynold, presi- dent 5 Diane Horan, Vice-presidentg Deb Robinson, secretary 5 and Tom Peabody, treasurer. The Honor Society raised money by selling milk and ice cream at lunch. In- duction for new members was held Decem- ber 7. Later, the group Went out for a luncheon. 34 Mr. Blank awards Faye Littrell her membership card and pin. Student Council is the connection between students and faculty. Dale and Harold help themselves to refreshments at the Honor Society induction. The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Henry Steiner kept the teachers and students in touch With each other. Officers were Harold Hardesty, president 3 Toni Peabody, Vice-presidentg Deb Robinson, sec- retaryg and Norma Reynolds, trea- surer. The Student Council, award ed trophies to outstanding students on awards day. V Student Council--Mr. Steiner, sponsor, Dale Huball, Deb Robinson, Norma Reynolds, 'Tom Pea- body, Harold Hardesty, Ion Peabody. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Ulozas, Carol Monnier, Lois Mc- Cray, Ben Lute, Donna Horan, Chet Ebner, Susan Dennis, Deb Treadway. THIRD ROW: Diane Horan, Steve Davies, lim Byers, Vince Slack, Mark Bruzewski, Mary Lou Simatovich, JoAnn Morgavan, Janis Reynolds. 35 The Music Department slrivesfor excellence Band--Ron Hulse, Diane Horan, Jim Davis, Dale Huball, Rhea Wise, Dee Hattabaugh, Seniors. Sharon Shefchik, Wayne Hattabaugh, john Miller juniors. Mike I-Iattabaugh, jim Coon, Bob Betz, Kenny Hohrun, Kathy Spurr, Pat Poling, Debbie Yonko, Cheryl Ulozas, Sophomores. Linda Coon, 7 Susan Jacobs, Glenda White, Freshmen. Donna Ho- ran, Cheryl Krutul, Therese Simatovich, Carol Si- matovich, Ioan I-Iattabaugh, Linda Huball, Lori Betz, Delbert Pullins, Mike Satterfield, Tom Ilic, Chuck Gross, Eighth Grade. Mike Miller, Debbie Williams, Marilyn Miller, Deb Murabito, jack Susan Dennis, Janice Kielpikowski, Bruce Spoljaric, Diana Turley, Terry Bell, jeff Whiteside. Cochran, ty, Anne Pom-Pom Girls: Deb Treadway, Senior. Lois Mc- Cray, Janis Reynolds, Juniors. Terri Pullins, Soph- omore. Teresa Krutul, Karla Krueger, Nancy Kane, Freshmen. Majorettes: Norma Reynolds, Senior. Anita Spagna, Junior. The band front marches along in high-stepping style. 36 Robert Spurr, Debbie Spurr, Dick Hardes- Simatovi ch, Seventh Grade . in marching, performing, and singing. The chorus, directed by Byron Taylor, participated in the winter and spring con- certs. The chorus also helped in the fund raising for the band. Pianist was Diana Turley. Drum Major Ron Hulse signals the band to begin playing On Wisconsin. Chorus--FRONT ROW: L-R: John Downey, Bonnie Spagna, Shirley Freeman, Diana Turley, Norma Rey- nolds Cathy Hammond, Rhea Wise, Duane Downey. SECOND ROW: Linda Bell, Fern Ankarlo, Valerie Roop, Deb Robinson, Linda Coon, Deb Treadway. THIRD ROW: Deb Deffendoll, Mary Lou Sirnatovich, Dee I-Iattabaugh, john Spoljaric, Diane Horan, Susan Jacobs. 37 G.A .A. provides an opporluni ly for girls G. A. A. was revived this year under the guidance of Mrs. Smith. In the beginning of the year, a messy but enjoyable initiation was held for the new members. Later, a formal candlelight service was held in which all the girls participated. Over the year, the girls competed in volleyball, basketball, and track. Gymna- stics vvas added to the activities. To build up funds the G. A. A. sold candy and potato chips at lunch. to increase physical j? mess and good nl sportsmanshzp. FAR LEFT: Pat Poling and Debbie Yonko demonstrate a ballet stance. CENTER LEFT: Mary Lou shoots over Linda Coon. LEFT: Barney sells Jody some candy at lunch. BOTTOM LEFT: Moses and Jody play a hearty game of badminton. BOTTOM RIGHT: G. A. A, members: FRONT: Mrs. Smith, sponsor, Lois McQ'ay, treasurer, Deb Treadway, secretary, Norma Rey- nolds, vice-president, Bonnie Spagna and Pat Poling, point-counters, Jody Cochran. SECOND ROW: Linda Bell, Deb Yonko, Anita Spagna, Cheryl Ulozas, Karla Krueger, Sharon Shefchik, Lynn Ben, Diana Turley, Jo Morgavan, THIRD ROW: Linda Coon, Deb Robinson, Diane Horan, Donna Barnett, Sheryl Jacobs, Jan Kielpikowski, Carolyn Kane, Nancy Kane. FOURTH ROW: Glenda White, Janis Reynolds, Jackie Miller, Joyce Qualkenbush, Monica Spoljaric, Chris Cairns, Mary Lou Simatovich. , 5. 39 RIGHT: Fans go Wild as the Bearcats win in the County Tourney. BOTTOM LEFT: Sponsor Miss Heffernan and President Diane Horan brief the pep block on the tourney rules. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fans wait in apprehension to see if the basket counts. -A I The Pep Club serves as the expression The Pep Club is the cen- ter of all spirit at Wheeler. Its basic concern is to build that spirit and keep it glow- ing. Much hard work is put of Wheelers spirit into learning cheers and get- ting the fans up for the games. This year the Pep Club's efforts were rewarcl- ed when they placed second in the County Tourney cheer- ing section competition. Of- ficers Were Diane Horan, presidentg Lois McCray, vice-pres iclentg Pat Poling, secretary g Lana Witaker, treasurer 3 and Miss Heffer- nan, sponsor. jf The Magazine S taff produces a jine piece of work The Wheeler Magazine was pro- duced under the supervision of Mrs. Bullis, Mrs. Gunther, and Mrs. Uban. The maga- zine publishes the high school news and class composi- tions and poetry. It gives students interested in Writing good experience. Magazine Staff: SEATED, L-R: Faye Littrell, Sue Dick, Mrs. Gunther, Mrs. Bullis, Mrs. Uban. STANDING: Debi Stephens, Rhea Wise, Cathy Hammond, Sue Shabi, Chris Cairns, Warren Byers, Deb Robinson. Archery Club: KNEELING, L-R: Mary Lou Simatovich, jeff Williams, Mrs. Smith, Lois McCray, Deb Robinson. FIRST ROW: Chuck Wilson, Steve Williams, Robert Spurr, Kelly Burge, Bill Poling, Mike South, Ronnie Myers, Allen Campbell, Scott Giesler, SECOND ROW: Chris Cairna, Linda Bell, Deb Treadway, Jean Bivens, Ioan I-Iattabaugh, Maureen Diggin, Cindy Hardesty, Deb Williams. THIRD ROW: Sue Jacobs, Karla Krueger, Carol Simatovich, Sheryl Jacobs, Carolyn Kane Cheryl Ulozas. BACK ROW: Brenda Russel, Deb johnson, Donna Barnett Monica Spoljaric, Therese Simatovich, Lynn Betz, Debbie Yonko, Marilyn Miller, Linda Coon. 7 Y The A rehery C lab is a new addition at Wheeler. The Archery Club was newly organized this year by Mrs. Smith. Officers were Lois McCray, presi dent 3 jeff Williams, vice- president 5 Deb Robinson, secretary 5 and Mary Lou Simatovich, treasurer. Jax 'Kar' LIBRARIANS L-R: Mrs. Uban, Theresa Krutul, Charlie Hall, Sue Shabi, Cathy Hammond, Janis Reynolds, Valerie Roop, Brenda Horton, Fern Ankarlo, Faye Littrell, Cheryl Ulozas. The librarians perform cz service to the school. The librarians, under the guidance of school librarian Mrs. Uban, are a service to all at school. They help you The annual Staff had a big job on find books and magazines that Youaa their hands getting the yearbook done. 100141118 fOr- TheY.a1S9 keep the library Many hours Were spent during and after Wauaatockad and In tlP'tOP Shape- school Working on it. Many pictures were taken to get just the right ones, and many layouts were done over and over. Often copy had to be rewritten several times, but it was worth it when the finished product was revealed. does a grea Zjob. ANNUAL STAFF L-R: Barb Runion, Kathy Spurr, Monica Spoljaric, Janis Reynolds, Lois McCray, Norma Reynolds, Anita Spagna, Dee I-Iattabaugh, Lynn Betz, JoAnn Morgavan, Harold I-Iardesty, Deb Robinson, Deb Treadway, Marian Hammond, Mrs. Uban. .V a ' ,E ADMI ISTRATIO fi A! ,X : ,X-54, 'a'! E, 5 :Z '2 i 5 W5 V : 2 ,:VV1 1 ,,1,V?, ,'1, '1i:' -,:, JNL S I EE I ' 1 ' ' ''srflwz'aisZi:fQf2isf,wf g 5 K,,V: ,:,5 ,,,V ..., f- ff:-'E gag The A dminis tra tors RIGHT: Advisory Board-- George Kosier, Ray-mond Kraft, Toby Bivens. BOTTOM: L-R--Superin- tendent Calvin Willis, Trus- tee Anne Resur, Principal Norbert Jankowski. of Wheeler High. The superintendent, the trustee, the advisory board, and the principal are the governing group of our school. The efficiency, the harmony, and the agree- ment of the teachers and students depend on this governing group. Under their able lead- ership, we have accom- plished many things this year in academics, in sports, and in the arts. :whim 5 V V Wm M R M-.M ' is -Q. mm ,K 44 Faculty has the spiri t for the subjects that they teach. Will you guys leave th p g alone! Science discovers genius wrought - Montgomery MR. JOHN BLANK Second year S ' B. S. from Purdue Univers y MRS. MYRNA TUESBURG Thi d ear S 1' Y B. S. and M.A. from Purdue University Mathematics has truth ana' supreme beauty MISS DELORES I-IEFFERNAN Second year Math B. S. from Valparaiso University MR. HENRY STEINER Th' d year Math B.A. from University of Michigan Now folks, Let's get busy. MR. PAUL ROSS Second year English B.A. from Valparaiso University English builds the base of our knowledge. MRS . EVELYN UBAN Third year MRS. RUTH GUNTI-HER English Third year ' Librarian English M.A. from B.A. and M.A. from Purdue Northwestern University University Social Studies gives us cz know- ledge ofthe world. MR. AL BRADFCRD MRS. KATHY SMITH First year History First year Phys. Ed. B. S. from Ball State B. S. from Indiana State MR. DAVID STEALY Second ye ar History B. S. from Ball State 46 Mr. Taylor teaches the basic elements of music to his junior High music students. M asie ranks as the highest af Zhejine arts. MR. BYRON TAYLOR First year Music B.S. from Marion College Foreign languages aa'a' a flare Z0 learning. MR. DAVID I-IIGBIE Fourth year Spanish I and II B.A. , M.A. from University of Michigan MR. NORBERT IANKOWSKI Second year German B.A. from Loras College, Iowa M.A. from Indiana University Ina'uslrailArts . . . knawledgefar a nfian's world. MR. I-IERVEY PARKER First year Industrial Arts B.A from William Penn College Mr. Parker shows Warren how to use some tools. 47 new MRS. WINIFRED WEIDMAN Tenth year Home Economics B.S. from Iowa State QAM Mrs. Weidman teaches home nursing and child care to the girls in Senior Home Ec. H orne Econorn ies produces jine hornemakers A rt provides cz sense of freedom. MR. RICHARD WHEELER First year Art B.A. from Valparaiso University Let's see, I-Iardesty, that should be an i for the six Weeks. Business Education trains the seerelczr y. MRS. RUTH BULLIS Twentieth year B . usiness B.A. from Goshen College M.A. from Ball State Mrs. Bullis watches as Sue Shabi types a manuscript.. 48 mmm SE IORS E I P' fi 1 A Y 5'1 '71 : X-'- ' fm f- 5 53, ww Q, A,.,, . - ...Q ' ' A Forward Ever . Fern Marie Ankarlo Fern General sorg Deb Robinson, Vice- Presidentg Harold Hardesty, Presidentg Dale I-Iuball, Stu Linda Lee Bell Christine Anne Cairns Linda General Chris Business 1311195 Leroy Davis Susan Kay Dick Charles William Hall JiT1'1b0 I1'1dUSt1'i2i1 AITS Sue Business Charlie Industrial Arts Miss Heffernan, Class Spon- . . . Backwgzrds N ever. Catherine joan Hammond Cathy General dent Councilg Deb Treadway, Secretaryg Tom Peabody, Treasurerg Norma Reynolds, Student Council. james Arthur Hanson Harold Leo Hardesty jim General Harry Academic Clarence Dee Hattabaugh Susan Diane Horan Dale Lee Huball Dee Academic Diane General Dexter Academic M Lor Faye A typical Senior class--all work, no play. The spirit of 70 . . etta Faye Littrell Business Pamela Lynn King Pam General David Brian McCormack Dave Industrial Arts Ronald Glen Hulse Ron General Bernard Charles Koeppen Bud General Gail R. Monnier Big D General 1, If only this 1 Thomas Eugene Peabody CVC e Tom Academic will reign forever. Norma- Jeanne Reynolds Deborah Kay Robinson Molly Academic Rob General ' s Susan Kay Marie Shabi Bonnie Rae Spagna john Julius Jos epb Spoljaric Sbab Business Bonnie General jo-jo Academic Q 7 Q - . Vincent Dale Slack Deborah Lynn Stephens Carl Lewis Street Vince Academic Debi General Carl Academic Debra Sue Treadway Trick Academic Rhea Denis e Wise Rhea General Michael Keith Whiteside Mike Industrial Arts Donna lilaiiie Wright Red General UDER CLASSME 3 Pk :'Q: 1 -',.-' 5 Q: 3 , ., :1A .,2Z, ,.i A'A 'AQ :EA 2 mf A':'1A' 5 k X an :M ,,'f .::.: .v:fg iz S 19 Q Q 2 E W , 'm g EH I 5 ,Q S fi i 5! ? E . , 5 , ' Bradley Hall Marian Hammond john Hardesty Wayne Hattabaugh aal.l Juniors make loda y The juniors found this I I ll' year to be their most suc- cessful so far. .With the W guidance of their president, Vince Slack, they reached - their goal in the magazine l 198. drive. In the spring, the prom, sponsored by the 1 Lois McCray, Secretaryg Chet Ebner, class of 71 was an event to student Councilg Jo Mofgavan, Trea- be remembered. NOW, this surerg Janis Reynolds, Student Council Jon Peabody, Vice-Presidentg Vince Class looks forward toltheir Slack, Presidentg Mrs. Bullis, Class best year of all as Seniors. Sponsor. m f g? Lynnette Betz rs , 3 1. Douglas Biller I Richard Biller Warren Byers Chester Ebner joe Elder www 'tw ,yd f-1 galslilltgl af' af W' , mm if --'iif,:Y5:A1rJf'iSFt .f .- in A :g o A , -, -mils! 4 'Mm ia? Peace, Juniors. y iii glixgjxlltslia Tl X ai, ' 1 x Ja lv yn- L , 5? Q50 VH New 1. 2 ,M E' YNY 53,5 3 9 ff , 1+ . ,, QQ.-f gg ws ,, ' isaafiaf 1 S 49 ft 21 'S' , 1 'sf :J etc - I' I fa: Q A of 'ea M--, lk 11351 ,f ,,gy..gsi Ai sk. T P f l' v 3 x? X X Z3 YQ? T Xxx wi ' ' f S Mm I J' Q 54 4 L- E PW:-ar, X 1 7' x..J Q 55 X 551, ' 5:5: . 'V 'W Q 3 W ,fa . 'f ,of .2 x 5. 31 LE. ...:.,,... P - P 1, V' . J 1' Vincent Slack Kathy Smith Anita Spagna Monica Spoljaric john Stiles jeffrey Williams 57 jim Henry Tim Horan Carolyn Kane Tim Lute Lois McCray john Miller jo Ann Morgavan jon Peabody Wayne Powell Janis Reynolds Elizabeth Rimsa Barbara Runion Peggy Runion Sharon Shefchik fx mzwix'-s V Vi -p ,V new ,X-V'ftfg'i.'g:1'wfly m,SV'GVy.gVpeVV , if 77,5 ,rg ,gay:f,,,uV 1.1, -vu 5' ' :1-V7-'. '1' -111 l wh-,U ' ' if 5 ,, . IV. I. nwwnmrilqr' .- : 'K r g E ,3 -2 f fn ,- Donna Barneui l5c't vClff f,idb Charles Berrier fp ,21' 5 Robert Betz t p ,Aizbl pt L ys David Bogdanich J A ,na pg : ':. :V t ' W ,. . .,.. .on use -fm '- ' 15 S , , . ' 3,1 , .mga V' :I 1 iff A . ' 'SV 2 - - james Byers Jody Cochran Vernon Conrick The class of '72 had the most school spirit and the highest enroll- ment in Pep Club. Sophomores raised money by selling candles, Wrapping paper, and plaques at Christmas. They nicknamed themselves the class with Hattituditility. james Coon Walter Culp t' t -arf Q 5 ! Q M Y 5 , ,fi 31 fg ' w ill 9555532 f.f2fftgV?'ia.i is mais.. Dennis Dick Charles I-Iardesty John Downey Mike Hattabaugh ,. iiiii f t 't'i'lt 1 s.tt 1 n Q l . L: ,Tal QW t 5 V,.. F .abz Y if L il. lit Xiykk , ,,., ET, V3 Q U 1 K - All .V f I ' K ' n o Q 5' 3 if L ' - ,. ' Va N 'Q - ' V ,i -ff' , , .3111 , Q. e i , z , qluvsu ,, 2 . 1, , v'L' 1 K , , G. .,., ,pf Chris Hinderer Brenda Horton Kenny Hobrun David House 58 Sap homores have yynv A. if ' , if fixes X 5 Q In Q f - FRONT ROW: L-R: Debra Mings, secretaryg Cheryl U10- zas, president. BACK ROW: Ben Lute , Student council rep resentativeg Sheryl Jacobs, great school spirit. .'.L ,211 ,: an V D 1 me 4- Q ,gf i ff? M. 1-'SQ ,4x'?i f' Q: i f f K . u ,wg ,XA ts y. ,fa 5. 'wif' .7 5 'fi' in 1, gf as 5 4 4 gb , wr Ai 44. - -, . .,. 'Q ff! V.. V we ,,Wg.,, i ,f 4, K fi. .. .1-.W-f -- av F X 'Xi 14 SZ is t E , QA Msgs? 'ig e MH, 41 sgmg is X 2 if E23 ich x is p' i 'lm 1 w 5 if W X X W, ,,,,. qv k .XX r if 5' M gy 5 -15 m fg? W F 5 iw ' iw 'Ya ' 155 5 3 i gy I W, E M.. ia. . iff f . ' I f img! Q , -X 'J K ,,,, X 9. , 11, ,S ft' , - Laraine Shabi Pam Smith ml s ' 1 D if treasurerg James Byers, vice- presidentg Carol Monnier, stu- dent council representativeg Mrs. Gunther, class sponsor. Nancy Trumbo Cheryl Ulozas '59 Sheryl Jacobs Les Kiser Debbie Koeppen Ben Lute jackie McWherter jackie Miller Debra Mings Carol Monnier Pat Poling Terri Pullins Joyce Qualkenbush Joe Rogowski fVffyis:'.gg7 - mf 1 vm' AK t fwgffzifi 1 3 iii 3 f ,jf aa- ,f . Q V L Kathy Spurr joe Stowers f fem ,A- ' fi L- ,. , A x a Q.. an .e , 'W' ' N .3 - Q' AV :V AL Af- . g' 1 5 c 5 if 7 Lana Whitaker Debbie Yonko Freshmen take that Hrs! un- certain step. Terry Bell Dennis Biller Bonnie Bogold Armand Boltovitz Kelly Burge Linda Coon jerry Cooper Steve Davies Debbie Deffendoll Susan Dennis Duane Downey Shayne Finton Joyce Fisher Shirley Freeman Charles Gross john Hall Martin Hamm ond is ,i . +2 7,1 , I L Ii ei 4 ' :if f , '15, ' K , 'DHL' 1 A ,,,. K - if: i f My SRDM' 1 S wg b .gh 5,5 3, 1 X .ffl , .,, ,i ff .f fm if 'ifsigl fifk, A ,ZVY W , .',, , 'V 1 ,iiy 4 - 9 if 1,2 iii 'i.3ii,,fims,i- i,e23.,, f.g 'iz 5, mi, ,H , 'V fm ,.4,:s,11.,',r,te'x.,w,,rv' 2-gi,-it ft, 'V Xi f i'f' 2? '.ff'-f' 11,i fi f,'f TSSLWQ-EHZSE ng? 1 'S if 'lil ft. - ,- mt ,-f 1 1 em. f .f A 5 Q, it : i g I . ,'.. S 5' ,f1'efi,gg,,jgggg-15173 is-'fiilifi 1 A 5 60 L-R: Steve Davies, vice-president, Susan Den- nis, president, Debbie Johnson, secretary, Duane Downey, treasurerg Mary Lou Simatovich, stu- dent council representative, Mr. Parker, class sponsor. , 'T f ,,,. L rv .W N. ' wah' if' ., 'Y-,txt . V 8 I 1 i- fn X , iiis, 1 S .. U ,N -A Ti - -I ' - 1 . Q tl' l 4 , Yay' - 9 M if N12 'sfsa 41 - k s i H4-M - 1 ' V' g fi ig f it i i ' 1 Sa L K ' s 2 2 -.flffwa if I -f 'Uni Q. '91 s 'Sw we-ew-aw Xkkf vf-W - ww.-My -f A W H-,f x-,v- QW. ,X V -i i.-WL in , L. ,. 5 ' - -- im -,ffi:.fn- .- . .K ,W ,fi-egg .V 3 3, 5 ,Q f ff i KS: w- My if Iigww MW' WW , M ' si X . Mali- I , Y W?'1'wl-f 'Fw it ' 'i . 1 f K .1 1 Qi! ' Q 12 N Xa, Q f mens , .V 1. ,g g - Y D ew , an A . gif, , y -:...4V 7' Q - 'if 3, 3 1.24, Ml at ' mi. . .f A ,- U-M.-. -. if - ' ip. sf 'f ic: I 5- . l ,Z 1 if mn A l V -iiwsm W 'S A - ggim, , . V ' ' wi x l wise 12525: . x 'P fr f . 'riff- , ,K . 4 . Q.. im 5 '-.-.V Wa Few as . bi, ,, Lf A f 'A ,E - :,: Q I ,qgxgpgqzf 'Q , V, I ,'k, w ,. , M -,,' A 'is I Y V Q . QW, migei il ' . Q. W, krkrr H. V I 1 3 , I i ar ia fi L k It , N WV. ,A,. .,.1 ,e , V gl M y I' 5 S E. AW a t y lf. We ggi g M ia W M , f 1. Y: 'sf 4' f fx ' X' iii W'hat's your problem, Mike? The class of '73 took their first step into high- school. The sponsored Sadie Hawkin's Day, and made it one of success. They all look forward to next year. Clyde Howard Russell Hulse Susan Jacobs Debbie johnson Nancy Kane Janice Kielpilowski Karla Krueger Teresa Krutul jim Littrell Mike Lowery Fred Monnier Tom Noak Don Poling Paula Powell Tom Rittel Brenda Russell Gary Saylor Mary Lou Simatovich Bruce Spoljaric Lynda Syostek David Trumbo Diana Turley Glenda White jeff Whiteside Tim Willis Compliments of Ken's Clark 5UpER100 ACCOUNTING 81 TAX SERVICE Highway 6 Daily 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M S01-Uh Haven, Ifldiana During Tax Season 9:00 A.M. to 9 00 P M Open 24 Hours Appointments Only Phone: 759 2151 L 8: M BOOT SHOP 131 S. Calumet Road FALVEVS Chesterton, Indiana STORE FOR MEN For The Finest In - Boots For Rain Shine 7 L 1 , , ' VgTg3rgEgy Or Riding, See Us. Indiana We Have All Kinds To Select From. B AND H REPAIR INC JANSEN'S R. R. 6 Phone 462 0831 MICHIGAN FRUIT MARKET Valparaiso, Indiana Hiway 6 and 51, Hobart 463 83 For The Tops In Produce Often Copied, Never Equaled xl? ' .. ' N 'o Courtesy Of WETMORE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 106 Roosevelt Road Valparaiso, Indiana Phone 462-0535 Leonard L. Wetmore, Director SPURR'S BARN LAMPS AND RELICS Jim And Edna Spurr Phone 996-3873 116 E. Sigler Hebron, Indiana HAMBURGERS WANATAH Stone Co Inc Phone 733 2531 Trucking Co Inc Phone 733 2531 Wanatah Indiana Best Of Luck Class Of 70 E W Hutton Managef INDIANA S FIRST Quality And Service Is Our Motto Say It X ' W if 5Lif f' 1 Egg LJ YS. With Flowers. KELLEN SIHOBART FLOWER SHOP :Si 1 , I vC..A . . .,l-jfg, .I Coon: un m' nip, -.:.5k:,jg,.:':::.+15-3 Ka-item me . .Q I ' I 'ifl fngrr-Iiciip' pol' .'. ' 1' u .1'.. 'v. I I IS J I an 0,- KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN In The Portage Mall Portage, Indiana ISAKSON MOTOR SALES, INC. 45 CHRYSLER N Morons conpormnon P 55 Center Street Hobart, Indiana Tel: 942-2086 942-1761 CHESTER, INC. Products And Services For Agriculture Valparaiso, Indiana ln- . ' -. '-I - fl t wk .--.,.,.J?. , Z-2. .I B'S xg N1 Q- ART CRAFT SHOP HIGHWAY 130, ROUTE 2 HOBART, INDIANA 46342 PH - 759-3305 PARTS 8L ACCESSORIES 4' ,,,, less: YAMAHA OF GARY 1 A 6 SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 962-4770 Rt. 51 84 U.S. 6- Hobart, Indiana 46342 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CYCLES AND SMALL ENGINES. BURGER CHEF NAMBURGERS 16 Food Good Enough To Leave Home For. 1209 Calumet Ave. 462-6498 Open 14 Hrs. Daily 7 Days A Week BIX SERVICE CO. OF PORTER COUNTY Furniture Stripping Stains And Finishes Paints A Sundries - Wallpaper 759-2612 Wheeler, Indiana Linkimer's Shoes Hall's Body Shop Hardesty Cleaners Haviza's Truck Farm Palmer T.V. R. W. Pool Company Rees Funeral Home Evelyn's Hobart Beauty Shop Steindler Sinclair Service Save More Rt. 6 and 51, Hobart Bush Pontiac, Inc. Miracle Water Service Co. 707 Calumet, Valparaiso Ennis Realty Corp. Gary National Bank John Goodpaster Expert Motorcycle Works. Sirloin Smorgasboard - Hebron Boy-Conn, Inc. Printers 801 Glendale Blvd., Valparaiso Oak Ridge Roller Dome 143 South Hobart Road Casbon Electric Company Inc. Valparaiso Office Supply 72-74 Lincolnway, Valparaiso Von Tobel Lumber Brown's Dairy Ace Hardware Ken Fenzel's Marathon Beef Mart Benton's Hardware Porter County Co-op Best of Luck to the Class of '70 Culligan Soft Water Service J. R. Forszt, O. D. Big Wheel Restaurant Roosevelt 8: Lincolnway Valparaiso, Indiana King's Royal Blue Grocery Wheeler, Indiana 759-3812 Webber's Supervalue Meats Whitaker's General Store Lake Eliza Road 8: Hiway 30 Ray's Beauty Palace Portage National Bank The House of Fabrics Don Piske - Agricultural Limestone Ruge 8a Sons Meats B and E Body Shop Sievers Drugs - Your Rexall Pharmacy Burge Motor Sales James S. Carmichael, O.D. The Loft - North Hiway 49 Mr. Smorgasbord Paul Heuring Ford Lowenstines' Dept. Store Sears Roebuck and Company Valparaiso, Indiana JU IUR HIGH Eighth Grade . . Getting ready for high school. P 1. m FRONT ROW: L-R: Jeffrey Hollis, presidentg Therese Simatovich, treasurer. BACK ROW: Donna Horan, vice-presidentg Linda I-Iuball, secretaryg Mark Brus- zewski, student council representativeg Mr. Ross, class sponsor. Leslie Abraham Q M . ftstr 1 Cafhle Befz ,,, -35 ,eff Lori Betz OT ,O ,. Mark BYUSZGWSH 'lull i Y' , T Shelly Burge W' n, . -sg is shsh O . - 2' O i it M ' r Fred Culp 1, i L-. I M Karen Davidson ' O 5 r Donald David , g- 5, .QQL :iff Jack Dick r H t . . - ik ,sv - ,kmlfz 1 ' - f -' ' Maureen Dlggln t Z g Y 5 :ZZ Kenneth Gal Leonard Gross 9553 Eileen Hammond gv Rita Hammond joan Hattabaugh r ixwfrig A S5533 ' nf Was E2 YM aff' 'Q M S ,wr t V Jr on a 5,5 if QS' , john Hawkins john Hazy Mike Hazy William Hinderer jeffrey Hollis ' il 68 grim, A ' . .rv ee . .gggk V ,ggi mis vii? 3? . vi. , f iii? ei-gig, S Wnrfg Skfy' fe if K 1 55 , .... . . W' X V in .. as X J , . . - 1 , H, , , . A nz : f. he-fs,eMf . 2 A . f . , , , M., . . : , M, ,,.. rr . H 2 H A Q,..f . V V H. , i riy- i,t - , - . .. -. triewsgsif L ir. A ,F W fl ff' ' ,, - 1 f' gjglj -'iiaiffefrfiiifi t Q1-1U?f5fQ'1'7 3112 ffExX f :gm lg A , its LQ .yt ,-f Kx ' ofa' .mhz-, g,3:M-l mums: s .,, . K :L 4 Q3 ,i iw' life T yi L 1 4 Q ff??'1'1X5Y?f?5' if V tiff' ,M- A . .i ' iiiiwilflifk 'G . ' ' 1 g2T7fifwT?e'f ,fT?fEf:1:f lzhwi if 1-:ff2'ffW swrll' ik-fi . J H 535522325 R . iff 1 A V, . . gg, , my .., Q I A ' V 5 1 mf . .F 1-iff! tiff f. V . ' 'va gs Wr . V ' iv iv Yi-i Q ' -A '- , f Q R ' '65 41' --1: iii w f . ., Nw avian. -ff:'VS.w -X u s-,1 I 5 1 , Q Q 3 i Q 3 mf M K X N 1e Ni -exyvs i Hd , .., Q4 5 E gig E' i -. '- 69 Donna Horan Ronald Horan Linda Horton Linda Huball Kathy Hulse Thomas llic Kenneth Kazwell Cheryl Krutul Carey Loney Jody Matchett Cindy Meyer Matthew Naillieux Michael Grosz William Poling Greg Powell Delbert Pullins Richard Reynolds Judy Rippe Michael Romine james Roop Mike Satterfield Nancy Serles julie Shabi Carolann Simatovich Joe Simatovich c Therese Simatovich Dan Smith i Mike strainer E? 4 Dennis Uskert Cindy Biller jean Bivens Sandy Blubaugh Theresa Bruszewski Allen Campbell jon Camplan Carla Cherry jack Cochran Paul Conrick Lonnie Culp Keith Davidson Scott Ciesler Becky Hall Cindy Hardesty Dick Hardesty Lynne Herzog Jeannie Lelois jack Mar row Soctt McCray Tonya McWherter Chris Meyer Mike Miller Clayton Minor Sherry Monnier S evenlh Grade En lering cz new world , we J ,ff , D gi 'lla 2 ,S if 1 Q, 5 5' wx M t be 4 I, 'W :.. , . A 2 ii 'in z g , iv L, x-,V ,.,, ME fl! ig 2,- ,M fag .A , KH 1 E f if 21 W2 ggi SE .5 f Q ' ii ,A 5 if :W M r is Q - ii Q S1 f': 'Z My r K . mf if? 2 e N 5 ff f' 'fr X w x -fx 1 I, ,ff f we 'W Marilyn Miller fi' I ., in 'M A X Q ' Wil x X T S f E ' 1' , at SQ AD l 70 , 1 5 5? K . it an S . ,, WV' X: - .,,,-,, it i 'N ,w . ,.iM,-NN f 1 E 3' .. , , H . : , ,, J, 1. .D .Q L W K ,YQ-I R E if S 1 Q, A 333 nexligxiii ,ip tif Ehwmwwaa ,- -- ' f A ,f - M 5, L , , K H My ,L 5 , iyi -fi , , 54 Y ' fs. N .ses it iw, S 1 Af - - is A . ,, a 33: ig 1 1 Q, vw. 5 ,, --,,.f.5,ww5! 1h 1,4 1,1 is iqziifgg J 4, , W 5 Q 5 alia? i s ,Esta X 3 7 Q 1 s KV hm ,, waEfVfk it ,T ,,r,s1,, ,Lg I -- , .. .. 22,1 , 1. - W ,owl QM, 25, 13 g il f , vyk- 51 f X Q us illllfillliifliKW? - K L a,m+2f,w ,fx - L,.W,igs K yifigxlifsm f ..---', . . 1 -iv ,A E qi 'M--W, W-,fmwxx u,v.,,t,,f - -- V - 6 im 71fHwSl e ?fg,f1i',:w, I 1imfw,f wi ,, ,L 1 ff5,5ii?i:3h4g,, .-2 Q -- 'iiisiilif i,i,f'iM ff--gl Q, iiiefwfifi y 1 - I -. ff www . fiffiaefitfy- i AE' 3 C232 5 'I ' - , yggzfge , gig'-5:4 ' J . ' 3 4 . - - - , .. i, f y H Mui KVVV vii.. ,, L I as t -N il . 3 waz: , I M V ,iii f f this A . in 'u 4 . MN, , 1 fy 1 .2 S Vg . ' 3. K Y,,sfE1:,.g i A I' .l:'1',!Q':. ' T x jef , ,V 1 iff' ' ' f .xl O. ' . H . f , , it K A ,,,. . , . S 1 'ya' , , UM, K ,g f ,,,,..,.,,. ' l l 5 JM, Q M V-W - ,A ,, 2 f.., . - N 1, svixmyiagmm S , A at,waa anannzn - X ., i - we f,::: an -, ,L ' 7--:-V Spy, ig , 11 X' gf 15 I f :,. ,fm Q' .if , ,km S iaik Y ,. .I R.. 1 N af bf.. i,-E52 A. iaawl t hfgwfr 'S wnufsfriiriwivwffi ff,.i,,'fif1s3eff' , p,?33w9g,,,,f, 5. , ,, as ., iwxziffw f'.,-- 5, . 2115 3.-Ei Lfv,W,4l, , A A iff .. A M ,,..,.. I ,,VM,. W liigxgijgu S ' is GT V . S , ' X23 5 I 71 Dehora Murabita Ronnie Myers Susan Naillieux Geoffrey Ninnes jeffrin Novak Gregg Ogle I Mike Reisinger Sandy Rittel William Roop Gloria Saylor Ed Sherer Anne Simatovich Joanne Simatovich Marla Slack Charlie Smith Mike South Stephanie South Debra Spurr Robert Spurr jerel Stiles Tom Uskert Debora Williams Dwayne Williams Charles Wilson fl! 5151 TOP LEFT: Seventh grade girls receive awards for P. E. TOP RIGHT: jack Dick goes up and over. CENTER LEFT: julie Shabi receives P. E. award. CENTER RIGHT: Bob Morrow runs the hurdles. RIGHT: Richard Reynolds clears the high jmnp. UHEE'-E19 QHEELE5, WF: fl rmsxu, WHEELF5 Wlfct ,- Y K HYLUJ FRONT ROW: Bill I-Iinderer, jack Dick, Greg Powell. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Wilson, Lonnie Culp, Mike Reisinger, Richard Hardesty, Scott McCray, Greg Ogle. BACK ROW: Alan Campbell, Mike Romine, jack Cochran, Mark Bruzewski, jack Morrow, Mike Miller. Junior High Sports - Cross Country, Baseball, ana' Track. FRONT ROW: Mark Bruzewski, Carey Loney, Greg Powell, jack Dick, Delbert Pullins. BACK ROW: Richard Reynolds, jack Cochran, jack Morrow, Mike Romine. CROSS-COUNTRY Won O of 5 meets second in county meet BASEBALL Won l of 5 games fifth in county TRACK Won 1 of 6 meets f fourth in county meet 73 Junior High Basketball The junior High basketball team, coached by Roger Bradford, closed their regular season with a 3-13 record. They lost to Kouts in the junior High Tourney. jr. High A-team: KNEELING, L-R: jack Dick, Billy I-Iinderer, Greg Powell. SECOND ROW: Richard Rey- nolds, Dick I-Iardesty, Scott McCray. THIRD ROW: Jack Morrow, jack Cochran, Mike Rornine, Carey X Loney. l Ir. High B-team: L-R: Bill Hinderer, Mike Reisinger, Allen Campbell, Gregg Ogle Carey Loney, Scott McCray, Fred Culp. 74 Junior High Cheerleaders ABOVE: Cindy Hardesty, Lynn Herzog, Sandy Blubaugh. MOUNT--Kathy Hulse, Judy Rippe, Shelley Burge. LEFT: Seventh Grade Cheerleaders--Lynn Herzog, Cindy Hardesty, Sandy Blubaugh. BELOW: Eighth Grade Cheerleaders--Kathy Hulse, Shelley Burge, Judy Rippe. 75 l 3 2 s 9 TOP: The new freshmen, the Class of '74, CENTER: Now it's time to celebrate. BOTTOM LEFT: Well, now we have only 4 years to go. BOTTOM RIGHT: With all this celebrating you'd think we were leaving for good! Eighth Graders become Freshmen The Class of '74 held their graduation exercises May 27 in the Wheeler gym. The students were awarded their diplomas by their class sponsor, Mr. Ross. They now receive a new spirit as they enter high school. 2 , FYDR Q'15Q'R UTMV li ID 7X 12 Q' I9 12 val 76 LEFT: Seventh graders learn arch- ery in P. E. class. BOTTOM LEFT Mr. Ross teaches eighth grade English. BOTTOM RIGHT: Eighth grade girls enjoy casual day. L-R:Fd dE1:tL h' td' - Personnel Mm. Sazroifaoss, izzzgleigcixaiyiamv FERN ANKARLO--pages: 10,12,13,15,22,37,40, 50. Pep Club 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Drama Club, secretary 35 Librarian 4. LINDA BELL--pages: 12, 20, 22, 36, 37, 39,41,48, 50,62. Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2,45 Archery 45 Chorus 1,3,45 Pom-pom 45 Science Fair 1. GEORGE BOGOLD--pages: 20, 21. Forrestville Cen- Ural High School, Forrestville, New York, 1, 2, 3, lst semester 4. CHRIS CAIRNS--pages: 13, 15, 22, 39,4O,41, 50, 78. Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Magazine Staff 45 Chorus 1, 35 Betty Crocker Award. JIM DAVIS--pages: 12,18,22,36, SO. Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 25 Baseball 35 Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. SUE DICK--pages: 17,19, 20, 21, 22,41, 50, 78. Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 G.A.A, 1, 25 Magazine Staff 45 Band 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Science Fair 15 Drama Club 1, 3. CHARLES HALL--pages: 10, 22, 25,42, 50, 62, 65. Pep Club 3,45 Band 15 Chorus 35 Baseball 45 Cross- country 15 Basketball 2,45 Track 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 2. CATHY HAMMOND--pages: 12,17,22, 37,41,42, 51, 79. Magazine Staff 45 Chorus 1,3,45 Science Fair, 2nd place 25 honorable mention at Regional Science Fair 25 Librarian 4. A R D We JIM HANSON--pages: 4, 22, 51. Letterman's Club, vice-president 3, Cross- country 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Science Fair 1, 2. HAROLD I-LARDESTY--pages: 10,14,15,2O, 21, 22, 24, 26, 29, 34, 35,42, 50, 51, 62,65, 80. Class trea- surer 2, president 45 Student Council president 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 1, 3,45 Annual Staff 3, assistant editor 45 Letterman's Club 3, co-president 45 Cross-country 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Science Fair 1, 25 Boy's State Delegate 3. DEE I-IATTABAUGI-I--pages: 6,10, 11, 12,14,17, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 34, 36, 37,42, 51. Student Council 35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3 45 Chorus 1, 2,4. Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Cross-country 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Sci- ence Fair 1, 25 Most improved in basketball 35 in cross- country 2. DIANE HORAN--pages: 5.10,11,12,13, 15,16,17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39,40,48, 51, 79. Class secretary-ireasurer 1, vice-president 35 Student Council vice-president 35 Honor society vice-president 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, president 45 G. A. A. 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, vice-president 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 3, queen 45 P. T.A. Carnival Queen 35 Drama Club 3,4. DALE HUBALL--pages: 4, 12,17, 18, 22, 34, 35, 36, 50, 51, 53, 65. Class president 25 Student Council 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 15 Cross-country 1, 25 Basketball 25 Science Fair 1, 25 Boy's State Alternate 3. ' RON I-IULSE--pages: 3,4,12,13,15,17, 20, 21, 22, 25, 36,37,52. Pep Club 2,4, Letterman's Club 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Baseball 2,43 Science Fair 2, 1st, Senior Division of Talent Show 2. PAM KING--pages: 21, 22,48, 52. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2,3, Science Fair 1. BERNARD KOEPPEN--pages: 20, 22, 52, 65. Pep Club 1, 2, Science Fair 1, Drama Club 2,3, Camera Club 1. FAYE LITTRELL--pages: 21, 22, 34,41,42,48, 52. Honor Society Fair, second place 2, honorable mention at Regional Science Fair 2, Librarian 4. DAVE McCormack--pages: 18,19, 21, 22, 52, 66. Class 11'easurer 3, Student Council 3, Science Fair 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, production staff award 2. can. MONNIER--pages: 19, 21, 22,52, 79. Pep Club 4. TOM PEABODY--pages: 4, 10, 11, 14, 20, 22, 25, 34, 35, 50,53. Class treasurer 4, Student Council 1, vice-president 4, Honor Society 2, 3, treasurer 4, Pep Club 3,4, Letterman's Club 3, co-president 4, Band 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Cross-country 1, Bas- ketball'1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, Science Fair 1. NORMA REYNOLDS--pages: 10,13,21,22,30,31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39,40,42, 50, 80. Student Council 2, treasurer 4, Honor Society 2, 3, president 4, Pep Club treasurer 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, point-counter 2, vice-president 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, editor 4, Chorus 1,4, Majorette 2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,4, Science Fair third place 1, Homecoming Court 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 3, best-supporting actress 3, Girl's State Delegate 3, D.A.R. Representative 4, Student Council Math Award 3, Valedictorian. DEB ROBINSON--pages: 8,12,17,22, 34, 35, 37, 39,41, 42, 50, 53,48. Class vice-president 4, Student Council 1, 2, secretary 4, Honor Society 2, 3, sec- retary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, G.A.A, 1, 2,4, Arch- ery secretary 4, Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Magazine Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Science Fair 1, 1st place 2, Drama Club 1, 2,3, Camera Club 1. SUE SHABI--pages: 16,22,41,42,48,s3,64. Student Council 1, Pep Club 1, 2,3, Magazine Staff 4, Sci- ence Fair 1. VINCE SLACK--pages: 3, 13, 15, 22, 34, 35, Class vice-president 2, president 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Baseball 3, graduated after junior year. BONNIE SPAGNA--pages: 10,12,13, 15, 20, 21, 22, 36, 37,39,40,48,53. Class secretary 2, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Pom-pom 4, 'Cheerleader 2, Science Fair 1, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, P. l'.A. Carnival Queen 4, Homecoming Court 4. JOHN SPOLJARIC--pages: 17,19, 22, 34, 37, 52, 53, 66. Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Best Actor 3. DEBI STEPHENS--pages: 20, 22,41,4S,54. Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1, Science Fair 1, 2. CARL STREET--pages: 3, 22, 34, 54. Class vice- president 2, president 3, Student Council 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pep Club 4, Science Fair first place 1. DEB TREADWAY--pages: 12,13,15,17,19,22,30, 31, 35, 36,41,42, 50, 54, 62, 80. Class secretary 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2, secretary 4, Annual Staff 3, Business manager 4, Chorus 1, 2,4, Pom-pom 4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Science Fair 1. MIKE WHITESIDE--pages: 3,13,15,19,22, 22, 54, 65, Pep Club 4. Rl-IEA WISE--pages: 12, 13, 15,17,22, 36,40,41, 36, 48, 54. Student Council 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Magazine Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, pres- ident 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Science Fair second place 2, honorable mention in Regional Science Fair, Drama Club 2, Librarian 4, Camera Club. DONNA WRIGHT--pages: 22,48, 52, 54. Librarian 4. rw Norma Reynolds Harold Hardesty Deb Treadway Lois McCray Deb Robinson Anita Spagna jo Morgavan Lynn Betz Monica Spoljaric Marian Hammond Barb Runion Kathy Spurr Janis Reynolds Dee Hattabaugh Terri Pullins Staff Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Photography Layouts Copy As editor of this book, I would like to thank kindly the members of my staff and all others who made this Rosetta possible. We all had many difficulties but a lot of fun. We hope you find the yearbook as enjoyable to read and look at as We did to make it. Never forget the spirit of '70. Norma Reynolds Editor w 1 . L