Wheeler High School - Rosetta Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1976 volume:

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Does it still effect us today? Here's what some students had to say: ...At school we have the freedoms of the first a endments,but only to an extent,to such an extent that does not fulfill the constitutional rights ...To me,the freedoms are just thoughts. Jeff Winn It's the only way to find out the way your friends think abouf Dona Gross -'Q 'rx f .ix fd f s f I vffaviif VY ... E, Q- cr - ff.-: T.- , 1 --fm ith- LS? 1 1 7,15 1: .Sv '-'- -- 5 .,.- f Lu:--fn.-:A ,wilng-I ,,.f. 01' '. 4 X 1 , ': 'm ,' -1 .1- 'Freedom of Speech ...Speech is Cgoodj also because you can say anything you want.. except in a few places like school, church, etc Dick Polinq ...There is no way to measure how much each and every person should get out of this United States. The Freedom of Speech is one of the most im- portant freedoms that we we, as Americans, have. The only way to express the way you feel is to tell someone or to write it down. Ron McElwain ...ls being able to argue with your teach er and get away with it Aaron Piper QP qifilu xgpw-. ,x Num. Mm n 1 DEMOCRACY AT W0liK An election at Style. Fvery year the W H S elect a President But election had a work... Wheeler students at St Council this year different look Three parties were used The Junior Party Senior Party and the Independant Party On Friday, October 31 the Junior and Senior classes held caucus meetings Both classes decided what they wanted their candidate to be like what his platform should be and who they should run The Junior candidate was Harvey Gibson The Seniors chose Caryn Yonko Run ding on the Independant ticket were Juniors Carrie Miller and Richard Poling and Seniors John Simatovich and Chip Windsor The election was held on November 4th The entire student body listened as the candidates gave their speeches Then the ballots were marked and counted Carrie Miller was announced winner on November 5th 'Pk 1975 -' 1976 N EX 'S asv 4 2 11 ff Hip SPORTS if 'rf 'Q Q ' l lg? ' 1. -, j fi. ' ' .M k , -' . W' 'WP'- 1 ,. k 1: L mf ' L V g ' 1 K Q HN ' A ff,Q.- M g g V 1,11 2 Q f19-ff f K i A I V i f K iz ,,, I Xi 4 K . f 2, gg? ..' - . -Q' m l QF 5. 1,9 .ff X fx' gf 'Eff z COACHES , kr f ,f 'V ,S ,Q y, A . My 'rl X 5553 4 WXQ lil? 2-fgifsfswfefi ..k, 5 I. . ,, X ,S ,Q 9 ,V Many of the students in sports who play under the various coaches were questioned as to what they thought were the qualities of a good coach. Here are some of their responses- ...Discipline...making the players respect their coach. ...Getting behind the players and firing them up for the game. He will help get the team spirit rolling. ...letting the benchers play... they're part of the team,too, and because they're benchers the coach should work with them more so they can better themselves and get off the bench and play. ---AEMQTQQMQY 55 . . .A person who's willing to take suggestion from the team. ...He has to be strict yet still be understanding. ...He really has to care about winning. FALL PDRTS SLVQ, Q' 1 A f .9 Jg'y!2 i ,JZ , ,w r I eil' ggi' 5 I , , I f T ,S Baseball team: lst rowg Tom Bissing, Tom Tucker Alex Kuypers, Wes Slack, Jim Jones, Scot Spoljaric, Steve Runion, Nate Powell. Standing: Ed Rittel, Ken Morton, Mike Herzog, John Simatovich, Ray Byers, Tom Windsor, Dwayne Dick. Volleyball team: lst Row: Caryn Yonko, Deb Hardesty, Carol Brus- zewski, Dana Russell. 2nd Row: Michele Coates, Mary Ann Meyer, Coach Sue Knoll. 3rd Rowe Julie Rogowski, Kathy Miller, Kae Evers, Joanne Naillieux. XX X. x .A K . ,- . , ',7,f,qZa7,, 4' -'.'f Z vf- Q, . mr- , S. R12 Cross Country team: lst Row: Al Kuypers, Ken Stowers, John Kotvasz, Jeff Lemster, Mark Conner, 2nd Row: Coach Joe Betz, Mark Meyer, Randy Romig, Wes Slack, Tom Windsor, Nate Powell, Jim Jones, Asst. Coach John Knoll. uit e,t, , i 53 0 .4 hggl 1 l'P , ,,, Jr. High Cross Country: KNEELING: Chuck Mantz, John Meyer, Ken House, Tim Wracker, Greg Cudziol, Jim Walton, Karl Gottschlich. 2nd row: Coach John Knoll, Neil McCormick, John Jones, Ron Braddy, Bill Brooks, Aaron Piper. 3rd row: Brian Pape, Hoss Ford, David Gibson, Larry Dick, Matt Lemster. Girls' J.V. Volleyball team: Debbie Horton, Carrie Miller, Connie Jacobs, Sue Hardesty. Pam Selman, Cindy Wilson, Sue Stephens, Patty Dick, Barb Fadell. Barb Roop, Sherry Hartrunft, Chris Uskert, Cathy Meyer, Robin Horan, Coach Sue Knoll. . P P - if, '4 :iii-in , ef Y O wwe! A Quill? ,a.:: 'iff' Y! Cro ss Countr Wins Porter Co. Title CROSS COUNTRV WINS COUNTY TITLE... After 6 months of grueling practice, through the summer months, the cross country team won it much deserved 'reward. The pace was set by our own Junior, Jim Jones. 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They played 6 matches and although they fought hard, they fell to defeat at the hands of more experienced teams. Ryan Coates won one set, but he could not pull through a W.H.S. victory. The volley ball teams didn't have a very good season this year. The varsity won two matchesg against Kouts and Hebron. They won games against Hanover Central, Washington, LaCrosse, and Boone Grove, but they failed to win the matches. The J.V. won l matchg against Kouts. They won games against Morgan and Hebron, but they also failed to pull the matches through. The records were: Varsity: 2 wins-lO lossesg J.V.: l win-9 losses. WINTER ,Q E24 , 3 wg 45 SPORTS Basketball team, Varsity Girls: Jane Hardesty, manager, Edie Hall, Dana Russell, Michele Coates, Joanne Nailleaux, Kae Evers, Patty Reynolds, ,Lea Keene, Chris Uskert, Mary Ann Meyer, score- keeper, Coach Sue Knoll. Varsity Basketball team: Jay Passauer, manager, Wes Slack, Larry Bogan, Nate Powell, Dwayne Dick, John Simatovich, Coach Larry Ailes, Chip Windsor Tom Windsor, Scot Spol- jaric, Mark Betz, Jim Jones, Michele Coates, statistician, Jeff Michlg manager. '1 8 ggi ses. Basketball, 7th Grade, 18 Sitting: Mike Camplan, Todd Matheny, Ken House. Standing: Matt Lemster, Bruce Hartrunft, John Hendrix. Gymnastic team: 1. to r.: Carol Bruszewski, Sue Stephens, Dianne Cochran, Carolyn Greer. Dr Girls' J.V. Basketball: Coach Sue Knoll. Front: Chris Uskert, Patty Piper, Shelley Geisler, Edie Hall Back: Teri Rippe, Connie Jacobs, Debbie Horton, Madelyn Miller. J.V. Basketball team: Front: Mark Conner, Tom Bissing, Bob Hammond, Tom Vereb, Tom Tucker, Jeff Michl: manager, Michele Coates: statistician, Standing: Bret Coates, Mike Herzog, Ken Morton, Ray Byers, Tony Curtis, Ed Rittel, Jay Passauerg manager. Basketball 8th Grade: Sitting: Tim Wracker, Mike Meidl, David Gibson, Ken Rippe. Standing: John Jones, Larry Dick, Ron Braddy, Ryan Coates, Scott Miller, Mark Shelton EAR CAT ASKETB LL mx 4,3 ?' . f Y , HHN Q tmfgiif f '3 M gas 3 ww 'SEYM- .S Z mm --'U Q Q nz. -s-...N r . I wwe ur an 4 ,k,V 5, AM? A ff ll L .3 '1 -fu-T 'T To ' ,wqpgggg?3??wgSgg .wfgj , fg1 M ,ff T555 '-at u fif if ' Viz 'SA -2 -2- -.- ' df N Sf t. 3' if ,' Q if f'afgifws mein V -ffiglf gfggsl A f Qgfii ' , gs2fQf5w7imE3?555f3T5 Q Q i or ,mx if 3 .ji 5,1 .QKLQQ 'E C' g ,, vii 5v?i5fYff3SgQi iQS5i?Vd5.r b .,-f - 4 The Bearcats finished their season first in the hearts of their fans and last in the county conference. They started their season with a nine-game losing streak. It was snapped on January 9 with a double victory against West- ville. Two games later, we had another victory against Beecher. The only other wins were for the J.V.g against Westville in Holi- day Tourney, and Washington. The Bearcats' final records were Varsity 2 winsg 18 losses, J.V. 3 wins and 15 losses. J Umon HIGH BASKETBALL . , vgfl- Q lm N ' 1 - Q:- MPN H .. cr H -Q I A 8 V Es A lg 'K r If 'S 1. f A 'J y- f tg,SE4 1' ,I 1 1 'K Q YL, f rf alia ' ff . ,-I if A ,,,,,,.L-f-- 1 L--1.5 k I . 1 N- n ' A J -Xl ,- 0 in 1 bf J.- WL my E ' I 'fx Xa Q X KVM G QM i WZ Jf 1 Coach Reeves led his 8th Grade Junior Bearcats to a very successful season this year. The 8th Grade Bearcats won 12 of the 14 games they played. The 7th Grade Bearcats, also coached by Mr. Reeves, didn't have as good of a season. They won only 3 of the lh games they played. 46 mfg , 5 4 - -:nn H llllll 4 f 5 I' X, 1: 1 we Aagga UV irls , mnastncs and Basketball R fl i..-,Lx ..J If k' j..,m441vzHs f ':f'm F x. ' x My ' mi QL K 1 4--1 , 1 - , 5' fgifigggi' - , 1-42. ' . , my N ' A . 8 ffflf' zab l fgigwiis . - if 1 3, ,f J -f'- . - ' ' ' ' Q ,i . .K 4.3: 4 A . .... .,., , if N ' g ,- V ,,.. V V W , my-1 .,,. , 33, ,,.. xL..4g,,M.-5..,,:H 'i K' K A iigigg if . 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President: Wayne Wilson Vice Pres.: Steve Cooley Secretary: Diane Cochran Treasurer: Marla Johnson St. Council: Sue Stephens Tom Tucker Sponsor: Mr. Herlitz .4 XX Not Shown: Joe Anderson Robin King Tammy Mills Delois Noble Frank Sykora Don Webb Laurie Werner Tracy Pape Tony Parketon Rodney Pelfry Patty Piper Kim Pursely Teri Rippe Ed Rittel Barb Roop Don Rush Pam Selman Kathy Semento Claude Shelton Dianne Standley Sue Stephens Ken Stowers Debbie Tolliver Tom Tucker Steve Underwood Gina Vondrasek Connie Watson Ruth Wildermuth Wayne Wilson 43 YH QC-bi Q Tom Bissing Sue Bogan Rhonda Brown Carol Bruszewski Brett Coates Tim Chelf Mark Conner Bill Culp Patty Dick Kathy Dragos Donna Ford Mike Gottschlich Carolyn Greer Bob Ham ond Scott Hinkle Robin Horan Cheryl Horton Debbie House Gloria Hubble Sue Johnson Candy Krutul Hank Kuypers Rhonda Lane Anita Likens Tammy Loney Jim Magill Luanne McCoy Cathy Meyer Madelyn Miller Marilyn Miller ,Ken Morton Aleesha Orr Robin Peek Nate Powell Leeann Qualkenbush Sheryl Runion Steve Runion Sandy Saporsky Mona Shelton Delbert Smallwood Mike Smolios Ed Thomas Brian Trager Chris Uskert Tom Vereb Gloria Walton Jonathon Williams Tom Windsor Danielle Wracker Mark Wright y David Young 46 ' fii as President: Vice Pres.: Secretary: Treasurer: St. Council: Sponsor: Tammy Loney Tom Vereb Cathy Meyer Rhonda Brown Cindy Wilson Tom Windsor Mrs. Gunther Not Shown: Burtis Braden Kim Miller George Novak Brenden O'Conner Diana Palmer Jeanette Parketon Sally Philips Cindy Wilson Lori Berrier Vicki Betz Cheryl Blubaugh Tom Bodner Tina Bruszewski Ray Byers Darla Cannon Vikki Chelf Vince Chelf Pam Cheek Terry Cooley Dwayne Dick Barb Fadell Debora Feldt Rick Fiser Jim Ford Edie Hall Joe Ham ond Harvey Gibson Peter Gottschlic Debbie Hardesty Jane'Hardesty Mike Herzog Terry Horton Vicky Johnson Jim Jones Scott Kleppe Dianna Matthews Ron McE1wain Paula McKinley 47 Jeff Michl Carrie Miller Brad Pape Jay Passauer Ruth Peek Dick Poling Melanie Reisinger Patty Reynolds Dale Robley Dianne Simatovich Scot Spolj afic Janet Trumbo Debra Turley Paul Vondrasek Paula Walton 48 xx in s 1 x ' ,xr Jeff Winn Joyce Worline Not Shown: President: Jim Anderson Vice Pres.: Marlene Horvath Secretary: Emily Mbrgavon Treasurer: Kathy O'Conner St. Council: Brenda Thomas Sponsor: Vikki Chelf Pat Reynolds ?aula Walton Joyce Worline Barb Fadell Harvey Gibson Mrs. Bullis OUR CLASS IN THE PAST 9 Amir? MB NM gm D134 9 L, QA wi S Hi che 7 1 jx gh , M X 1 , , f J 1 'bf D 6? fl a k dfifvdy P Track 314 DOUGLAS R. BOLTOVITZ QROCKSQ 'Band 1g2,3,4 St. Council 1 Track l MARK K. BETZ 11300113007 Boysf State Delegate 3 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Cross Country CTOURNEY CHAMPS! 4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Sweetheart King Candidate 4 I KAREN SUE BIVENS CK? Chorus 1 Pep Club l,2,3 LARRY D. BOGAN f BOGE I Track 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Prom King 4 Most Valuable Baseball 4 LARRY ALLEN DAVIS Band 1,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Chess Club l,2,3 Photo Club 4 Track 4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 MICHELE MARIE COATES KMIKEJ Most Valuable Basketball 2,3,4 Basketball a Baseball Manager 4 Annual Staff 3, Honor Society 2 Track 3,4 Basketball 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4 Letterman's Cl 1 'll GAA 2,3,4 Photo Club 4 Volleyball 3,4 4 ,3,4, Pres. 4 4 b 3,4 JOHN WILLIE BOOTH Pep Club 1,2 51 KIMBERLY LYNN CHELF KSHEMPQ Pep Club l,2,3,4 V. Cheerleader 4 GAA 1,3,4 Pompon 1,3 PAULA GNEMI Chorus 3 Honor Society 2,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 GAA l,2,3,4 Volleyball JVf2, V 4 ROSEMARIE LYNN GIESLER QROSEJ Pep Club l,2,4 GAA 1 Pompon 2 Art Award 2,3,4 Band 1,2 GAA 2 Pompon 1 KAE ELLEN EVERS KBOOM-BOOM, Band l,2,3,4,Sec. 2,3 Pres. 4 Class Officer Sec. 2,3 Treas. 4 Basketball 3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 GAA l,2,3,4 Treas. 2 Pres. 4 Pompon 2 52 ANITA JANE FERGUSON Annual Staff 1,2 Class Treasurer l,2,3 Pep Club l,2,3,4 JV Cheerleader 2 ff sw -Hzzw V . ,, ,, ' f ' K ' J oyy' 2 -A PPP- Egi wwaviwwwkwwivwvf A ,,.. .4 15243 , ' AQWEWQQ, Q4AfY-f ,m,VwwwM wwzskyf ' 17 35:32 :g'g,,,,j5jj fvt 's -. f . , 1 V R gf 2' ' fHUi ffm. , pn Ag f . 9 X, H:f,,.. ,T 5 fm' 'uw 1 ' I-1 1 A? lg. Y fl! 'avilflwi Chorus 2,3 St. Council 4 Pep Club 1,2 BONITA JEAN HALL KBONNYQ JEFFREY LOUIS HINKEL KJEFFI Boys' State Alternate 3 Track Sectionals Q Regionals 3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Cross Country 1 Letterman's Club l,2,3,4 BONNIE L. HULL Art Improvement Award 4 THERESA M ILIC fGOOBERJ Annual Staff 1 Band l Chorus Basketball 2 Pep Club l,2,3,4 GAA l,2,3 Pompons 1,2 ,, I hw mi ,551 5 ,,., , -f, , H -E, K I Chorus 3 Pep Club l,2,3,4 E I STEVEN RAY LANE KSTEVEJ Basketball manager 3 Pep Club 3,4 A.V. Club 1,2,3,4 St. Janitor 4 Chess Club l,2,3 MARY ANN CHRISTINE MEYER KMARY ANN, Homecoming Ct. 4 Betty Crocker Award 4 NEDT Certificate Class Vice Pres. Pep Club l,2,3,4 GAA l,2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Annual Staff Photographer 3 Chorus l,2,3,4, Sec. 4 2 Honor Society 3,4 Sec. 4 Girls Basketball Scorekeeper 4 Photo Club 4 Secretary 4 DEBORAH A. JOHNSON CDEBBIEQ JAMES W. KOEPPEN CBERNIEQ Chess Club 1,2 1 Vice Pres. 4 4 54 K JOANNE MARIE NAILLIEUX IJOIED Most Valuable Volleyball 3,4 Chorus 3 Honor Society 3,4 Treas. 4 St. Council vice Pres. 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Letterman's Club 3,4 Volleyball l,2,3,4 GAA l,243,4 Prom Queen 4 JAMIE ANN MONNIER dmms2J Pep Club 1,2 DARLENE JUNE MINGS Chorus 1,3 Honor Society 4 Pep Club l',2,3,4 GAA 2,3 Volleyball 2,3 55 I 1 . i 1 KATHERINE ELIZABETH MILLER CSKINKQ Homecoming Ct. 3 Queen 4 Annual Staff 3 Chorus l,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Track 1,2 Pep Club l,2,3,4 JV Cheerleader 1,2 V Cheerleader 3,4 'GAA l,2,3,4 Gymnastics 2,3 Volleyball JV 1,2 V 3,4 iii PHILO MARTIN ROBINSON CPHILQ Chorus 4 Clasa Vico Pres. 1 Peo Club 1,2 JULIE MARIE THHRESE ROGOWSKI Homecoming Queen 3 Girls State Delegate 3 Annual Staff 3 Pbotoqranhnr 1 Chorus l,2,3,4, Vice Pros. 4 Moat Outstanding Choir Member 1 Class Pres. 2,3,4 GAA l,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3 Sec.-Trcas. 4 '3 Honor Society 2,3,4 St. Council Treas. l V. Volleyball 2,3,4 V. Basketball l,2,3, Pen Club l,2,3,i V. Cheerleader 3,4 LQtterman's Club 3,4 Track 3 Photo Club 4 DEBRA LOU QUALKENBUSH CDEBBIEQ Chorus 1,3 Honor Society 4 GAA 2,3 Volleyball 2,3 , l CONNIE YVETTE POWELL fC.P.Y Pep Club l,2,3,4 GAA l 56 ' JOHN JOSEPH SIMATOVICH CJOHNNYD Most Valuablf Basketball 3,4 2nd State AMVETS Chorus 1 Class Pros. 1 St. Council Track l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Pen Club l,2,3,4 Letterman's Club 7 2,3,4 RANDELL JAY ROMIG CRABBITD Annual Staff 3 Chorus 3,4 Tract 2,3,4 Baskctball 3 Cross Country 2,3, T, Chamvs 4 Most Imnrovnd Cross Country 3 Lwttvrman s Club 2,3,l DANA CHERYL RUSSELL Homecoming Ct. 1 Sweethfart Qumen Candidate 4 Art Award l Honor Society 3,4 Track 2,3 Baskotball 3,1 Pen Club l,2,3,i, SGC. 1 Lcttwrman's Club 4 GAA l,2,3,1 Volloyball 3,1 aku-ryvv-1, Driver's Contest 14' I l,2,3,4 l WESLEY J. SLACK KEOBALOUIEI Most Valuablo Basoball 3 Trac? 3,1 Baseball l,2,3,1 Baskotball 4 Cross Country Tourney Chamns 1 Pam Club 1,4 Lettcrman's Club 3,1 Band l,2,3,4 Chess Club 1 Tennis 3,4 Pep Club 1 THERESA VEREB'fYEREBl DAR Winner 4 Girls State Alternate 3 4 Homecoming Ct. 3 World Affairs Study Tour 3 IUNW Student Gov. Senator 3 Band3 Honor Society 3,4,Vice Pres. 3 Track 3 GAA 3 Gymnastics 3 Valedictorian THOMAS J. SPENCER QSPEEDYI Baseball Manager 2,3,4 Most Gutstanding Band Senior CINTHIA ELIZABETH'THOMAS KCINDYD Biology IGII Awards 3,4 Photo Club 4 Chess Club 3 Salutatorian CARYN ANNETTE YONKO Annual Staff 3 Class Vice Pres 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Gymnastics 2,3 Volleyball JV.3 V.4 Pep Club lQ2,3,4,Pr JV Cheerleader 2 V Cheerleader 3 GAA l,2,3,4 EARL E. WINDsoR II KCHIPU Class Sec. 2,4 Track l,2,3 Baseball 1,3,4 Basketball l,2,4 Most Improved Basketball 4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Letterman's Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Li NOT SHOWN: Teresa Jones Bob Underwood 59 fYONKl es. 4 . ,,,+ DEBORAH ANN WALTON fDEB5 Honor Society 4 Pen Club 1 Z l SEN IDRS Monday, April 12, the seniors surprised the faculty by not attending classes. The annual Ditch Day festivities began by meeting at Joanne Nail1ieux's at 10, from there it was on to the Dunes. Although it was rather chilly, a few braved the water. Others spent time climbing the dunes or throwing frisbees. All in all, everyone seemed to have a good time and no cases of pneumonia were reported. On March 28, thirty six seniors boarded a Continen- tal bus. Their destination: Washington D,C.. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belsaas and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dick accompa- nied the seniors on their trip.as chaperones. While in Washington, friendly tour guide, Bob Bates showed the points of interest the city has to offer. Philadelphia was the next scheduled stop, leaving Bob Bates behind. Atour of that city was taken and then time was granted for shop- ing. Soon it was time to board the bus again but this time it was heading home. After almost four days of bus riding, most of the crowd were glad to be home. 'y ,J K My . 60 :'. , 7 512.1 'IT k:L W he Vi, VI' : K W 'L . W ff2?f12.w mg 2 5 4. in 5' ar? 15' 1 'J 1 X SENIORS Every graduation morning, seniors and faculty sit down to the Annual Senior Break- fast. Mrs. Betty Spencer was chairman of the 1976 Breakfast held May 28, at the Wheeler Fire Station. Scrambled eggs, sausage links, homemade rolls, hash browned potatoes,and orange juice and coffee were donated by parents. Mothers: Booth, Boltovitz, Ferguson, McElwain, Naillieux, Powell, Rogowski, and Spencer worked in the kitchen, preparing it l :S-f- , . 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Matthew addressed the graduates and gave the bene- diction. x, f 5 ,, ,,,,, .1 ,T gr, S, S A Aksxk , 'lx 1,-4 F C0iI1llIEllCElll2llt K A, Q a ' z Q I AV V LV, , ith, i ,wa , A ,iw ,MW wff'wu2:N1w9 f J J Tgtg QU litifwi Qi fl: la A C T, 5 ff H A, T ' E. ' Q33 ' Q H14 ,-,, HC E. , , 5 Y ,. , : V A 'F' L 2,1 1' Law ' ' 5 6- -if ' Fifi' iii B Ar' ,-'G' KI A V' A ' r hW?4,sl,- V., AN 4 M K , ,. QM K4 FV , eww smvw f er yi T ga ,A In 'Lg ,J Q mf 2 .L ffxih ' ' ' A If A A 'I Q X ' ,.-+3 we lj... 3 yi I 32,-,z,,,, .1 g . is ,fy f-. ,- gf' -A lqz ef'f 'fkxi ' T4 14 fra 4 4'- . A if A '2'-it fi U W . .LHH NT F. , C A L ,. ,,,, , J . - Q A 5 A is if if 1i'?'i,'3A A? 4 CL, H A A . I A E,-, g . g , ,. as A1 f A 1' I ,, as l .. mi ' 1 ' A ie, 3 . , ' XGA ' ,i , After three days of decorating the gym, the stage was set for the last commencement exercises ever to be held at Wheeler High School on a rainy Friday night, May 28, at 8:00, the program began. The forty seniors entered the gym, while the band played, HPomp and Circumstancen. The guest speaker for the night was 55-56 Wheeler principal, Mri Loren Betz, now Superintendant of the.Rochester Community Schools. Speeches were also given by Valedictorian, Theresa Verebr Saluta- torian, Cindy Thomas: and Class President, Julie Rogowski. After the presentation of the diplomas and the turning of the tas sels were completed the class gifts were presented. Julie Rogowski presented Mrs. Belsaas, class sponsor, with a quilt made by the class: Mary Ann Meyer and Karen Bivens Presented Mrs. Rogowski wit? her gift for doing the quilting. Fr. Matthew finally recieved his Wheeler Bearcat'Jacket from John Simatovich. Fr. Matthew then gave the benediction . The graduates left the stage as the ushers handed each of them a red rose, the class flower. F 1975 - 1976 S1 YW CRGANIZATIDNS W H 5 1U6UCtQO .4 new mvf- bers fblS yrar Thvy wfro Donna Ford Clndy W11SOU Carolina Cro r, Rbonoa Brown Daniollo Wrackpr, Jlm Edie Hall Jeff Winn, Mmnqs, Dobbnf Walton, Magmll Darlpno MarT' Chflg NHS ind C1514 IICW I112I11b2I'S N. .'. ' 1 1 X fn ' f . ' S 'H : 'Q 5 , . . S f 1 I I ' ' 'D . . ' 7 1 . W N I . .! . I ' . Wflqht Candy Krutul Usknrt, ano Debbie Qualkenbush Snoeches were given by Mich- NAUONAL HONORSOGEY 3 .Z l 7 N Vs L. vle Coatee, Theresa Voreb, Joannf Naillieux, Julio Roq- owski, and Patty Rvynolds on the characteristics of honor students. After tho ceremonies, rf- frpshments were scrved by for- mer honor society studonts. Qs l5g7:S,K91 iff! Egg D ' ' J . 2 - .N .,.:LzlEf 'fi-'E-322 , E 1 K-, 3- ' v J. C-ii-:Lie V lg- 65 Sound of Music i C I 71 W 1 1' M ' , I X jf' 'lf ' . -Y f , . ' J..- l l .' 5, If y 1 The music department kept busy this year. Aside from the reg- ular Winter and Spring concerts, there was County Music Festival, marching band, pep band, NISBOVA, fruit sales, the annual chicken- bar-b-que, Baccalourate, and Gra- duation. The band was directed by Mark Eel saas. The choir was under the direction of Mary Johnson. of 0' x w Viv QA' in ' I 'f we . X nf ' ... mg., 4.9. ,NH-129' ,g 'I x -I 1,f,f ,I n i.. ' X' .' - U 5 fm! 'V . n , - , 1, . , ,Z A 'I 'v-. If .l rfyen 1 T -5.361 r K 1 ...,.., gf img I ' .:--- D I rr ff' I l ' 1355 ' .QV 1 v ' A Q Y 0549 i Vikk f, el Ch im , Carrie Miller, K iller M Kathy if ie Rogowsk Jul 6 +P -H Q 4 GJ S U2 us -H x w B m N m 5 M m 6 Q -H E 0. 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N, k A' x '- f - - - .. f 4 W -x ' , - .w'iLS:'mifwf1-am..,:ff:wwelz- -A S'1' ' M 'L 'K'W if '31 Q f 'S' me 'Q ll' 'H K I A once corn and wheat filled field-no longer green. Instead, it is cleared. Trenches are dug. Soon the cement is poured. Where crops once grew, walls are growing. The wind that blew through the corn, now whistles through the scaffolding. All winter a school grows. Land from which food was once harvested, will soon grow food for thought. lillh 1- Xf -, 'un H-fy,re'- ' e .1fd,.,Qf'1 in a heyy Homecoming The 1975-76 Home- coming Court consisted of 3 seniors, and 2 juniors. The Court was introduced at the Homecoming game as follows: Dana Russell Kathy Miller, Mary Ann Meyer, Vikki Chelf, and Joyce Worline. 9 X .fl b wwf!!! ' 43 ' A . ff , X L,'A . ' f 5111, e .N Homecoming was held on December 12, 1975. Although we lost to Morgan, the dance featuring Mass Hysterian was a great success. At 11:00, Kathy Miller was crowned 1975-76 Wheeler Homecoming Queen by former Queen Julie Rogowski. Cal HThere were never such devoted sis- ters...H Right Julie? Two sets of sisters on the Varsity Cheerleading squad never really caused trouble. Cb? It's not a UFO, itfs just Chris Uskert doin' her thing. Cc? Speaking of doin' your thing, lunch ' S . hour was just for that. There's nothing like grabbing a friend and relaxing between the pressures of notes, lectures, and tests together Cd? Believe it or not, this picture was taken this last year. This being- the Bicentennial Year, many sur- prises came our way. But the best one was when the national wagon , sf ,f -ig train came through on U.S. EO. We surprised when the teachers HWished got out of school all afternoon! us a Merry Christmasn Ceb Ch? Dancing, a time for the couples. Who knows what lurks on top of the Cfj lockers in the halls of W.H.S.? For some,school is a time for day- dreaming. Kg? Students weren't the only crazy ones- at Christmastime anyway. weren't we I 1 n e f -X . e cclnn l ii' - - 4 N' W' smisifffl -,A . .M ' ' ,..: K fi ' kr ' Y W, Ll-cV K 1: 7, K' xi K .R , K . q i ,. , X J Ally :V . V 1.1 I V , .-.-.f an if X Q cf,, ,P D. ,,,, ,,sf.Q by V K ,, X K W1 K :A x :M ,,,,.., 21 4, ' 1 5 f A -A i ...af ff-- , if Ek A X W 5' 1 A , s 't if ff: ff l n X 3 ff' , n c Q ,Q it c . Wi, off' 2- ' ? c c M ff Christmas Concert The Christmas concert was held on Sunday, December 14, 1975. Although it was unseasonably warm, the band and chior was able to get everyone into the Christmas spirit. i 495. Ak? I . . We .a 78 A AJ a of, 3 e rafiwgyf ' ei -. 1 V x ,XXX .?.,u,,L all ' Pjft l- ' U L, L 9 -5 gk J-'xr . X , ,, .,., , f E Q .lm MS, ,N ' ,. ' 'f ' 3 '- f 'Ya' .,-.N . .. X W 9 n A v 'I'-'., J V ,Q ' ' , X ' Lg is, . l ' ' -' T -.,, ,,.,-P22-V '..f f.: F'!'?. ' is 3 , A -x if, 5 :.,t. 2'f3i .. ' gg, -' ' M S 1' if X ' f i 1- - ,., ig , , . , ' N - W X wzgpg 4 ..,, -wp . ,,, ' - - f U . ,.5. ,, K. K 'Q 1 -g,, K x , A ki. 7. . f. 5 Mk.-,,1. X.. V 1, bk , K: . . ,f f W ,f , Q ..,z5,, g M LN, . A ,.. .. , sv -Q ,. .,,,. i ,,,..,,,- ,., -K' K fl . - W- N -, ,mf - . , f 5 f ' -1 1 ig: - ,. fr , J, 1-. K W 6 ,Ia ' . im . M 1 Av' mm 'P L I xl ,NV JB ,. Jr 'IK af ' H Rt ll x ,lx V X' I J W X 1 xv W K is 'I F x X .- if X A Q f f ff Q iw' ' W nk 2 X A ,I X ,I 7 ii Ka it ,, I ng-Q-v -' .- -ggga-i Ti W- 1 ,QA WAVE TI-I FLAG 0 VICTOR For our game in the Porter County Tourney, we played the Boone Grove Wolves in the VHS gym. Unfortunately for us. we lost the hard fought battle. The score at the end of the first half was 27-31 in our favor. By the end of the game, Boone Grove had pulled ahead to win by the score of 53-71. Our cheer-block theme was nwave the Flag to Victory. For our half-time performance Mary Ann Meyer portrayed Betsy Ross as she Hmadeu a flag with a star for every school in the county. 'Q H, ying, 3 if ,X 53 ZQSJQEQQKT ' . i .:,. L- LV. Vx d c Q e l' 51 gs fi ' , eazqgpj k B . B .,, Q, 80 Qs lj 11 lam-. If 'I lf!- I 1 A - A wt wif if if ir i' if ' tk tif f ' H f ff HQ' 5901 ff 'F if ff if i' if + if i' if I l 1-6 6 wegfiff H3 'Ma-.5 iw it t x.. 'K Tiffin 10 as is E NVVflf0l'!Ulf1,7I!Z my W o n 4 -'Qnmmmhwumnlmn 'aw-M me .,Q'f-Q.-QM 2 X f fslmilv Huff! if 81 WI-IATCI-IA DOI Wm 'X 5 53 ? V fffgfgg Q55 i W QQ f O Io Ao lclubs in action I Wheeler Students Step in tune to Spring Fashions! On May 10, the PTO sponsored a fas- made for prom FQ Pat D1CK and FQ hion show. It fSatUPGd ?F0j9CtS Kathy Miller proudly model their done by industrial art, Home ec., outfits. GD This unique lamp was and art students. A3 Shop Students one of many on disrlay by the indus made weather vanes. BD 7th grade trial art students girls spent second semester making animal pillows. cb Some art students worked with ceramics. DDJim Jones and Mary Ann Meyer modeled their bicentennial outfits that Mary Ann 1 uses! ,am-gg I iff ' it f 5 r I 2 i .4 iff LT ' gl! ' r, ' X 'Y x 1, , d---M 2 '11 uv .ws 4 za ,,...--s. vi g? mg, ,, , I , ,J qu-Q.. ' .y.. 5, l AWN 1 ' nw 1.531 ---un l f my 346 5, .86 46116 only JUS! BBSGQ HWe've only Just Be' gunv was the theme for the prom this year. The prom was held at Pat's Place in Valparaiso. The couples dined buffet style. They danced to the Shelby Bro- thers Band. Everyone was delightfully surprised when Rick Fiser sang with the band. The night was high lighted by the crowning of Queen Joanne Naillieux and King Larry Bogan. Post prom was from 12:00 to 2:00 at Bridge-View Bow- ling Alley upstairs from the restaurant. 87 c n must be . Q Y ovcrncd b God or th cy Will be ruled by iyl'3lltS l 1 , Q'Q f , 1 -T315 QroGQJr Shop Yxbxggx HGXQQY? 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