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Everyone looks so lively as Mr. Miller speaks at the New SSS President Janet Beck welcomes new students toStudents’ Day introduction! good ole’ C.H.S.

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YThese Chinese crafts were presented at a joint SSS —Hi-Y meeting by Mrs. Mueller.

Hi-Y President Bob Carter introduces Mrs. Mueller. Mrs. Mueller’s talk on life in China was enjoyed by all.

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Sam Lowry, president of Honor Soci­ety, introduces the speakers for the initiation of the new members.

Susie Gardner, Sam L o w r y , and Paul White are mighty proud of their honor sweaters.

Jim Weirick proudly receives his pin and certificate while the other initiates await their turn.

Society AcfcjifeesEveryone enjoyed the spaghetti supper sponsored by the StudentCouncil and National Honor So- Our chief cook and bottlewasherciety. proved to be a great chef!

Annual/ Pop Raliy f-feWThe Indians in this exhibit look mighty authentic, don’t they?

Somehow the Junior exhibit didn’t quite get off the ground!!

“Fly Wright to Victory” presented by the Senior Class, won first place in the exhibit.

“Well, it’s over, and we were great!!”I

“M O T H E R IS A FRESH M A N ”Cast of Characters

Abigail A b b o tt .............................J ane IvesSusan A b b o tt ..................K athy EasterdayMrs. M i l le r ........................ Cindy KempleS y lv ia ............... .......................... Peggy H errB u n n y ................................... Linda ThurinHelen ................................... Donna RogersCarrie ................................... Susie SpencerC l a r a ...............................Cathy CarrothersM a r g e ..................................... Kay ThomasB o b o .............................................. Jim LewisJ a c k ................................................ Paul SaftH o w ie ..........................................Paul LietteB i l l ............................................ John BehmerDean G illingham ....................Jim BoswellProfessor M ich ae ls ............... Dave Lemar

‘Paul, please don’t leave me!!’

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“Oh, I always forget that scene!”

“And they told me your eyes were brown!”

Homecoming Queen and court, left to right; Randy Wakefield, escorting Susie Personette, Sophomore; Larry Fisher, escorting Linda Sparling, Junior; Phil Scruggs, escorting Queen Marilee Herrmann, Freshman; and Larry Linhart, escorting Sharon Eustis, Senior.

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The Second Annual Homecoming of Culver High School was held Friday, November 29, in the gym in conjunction with the Culver-Bremen basketball game. Between the B-Team and Varsity games, the candi­dates for Homecoming Queen, selected by their re­spective classes, were introduced. They mounted the stairs to the stage passing through the honor guard formed by both Varsity teams.

The Queen was still unknown, as she is selected in secret by the Varsity team. W ith the announcem ent of the Q ueen’s name, her escort placed the crown upon the head of Freshman Marilee H errm ann and pre­sented her with a bouquet of white baby roses. The Queen and her court remained on stage during the first half of the Bremen-Culver game and reigned over the after-game dance.

Queen Marilee poses happily in her green satin formal.

The Indians made Homecoming a complete success by winning the Bremen-Culver game!

The four candidates look lovely as they pose in their evening dresses.

Our hero, Sam Lowry, proudly accepts the Joe Zellers Indian Ned Davis cuts down a por- memorial trophy. tion of the net!

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“Beat those . . . Bulldogs!”

“Hey, quit shaking the ladder, will Our team looks mighty proud of that trophy!! As ya’?” Ned says, “Love those crazy neckties!”

Popcorn! Cokes! Senior concessions!!

The hard-earned band sweaters were finally pre­sented to these deserving seniors! Lucy, don’t be so shy!

Everyone was pleased to see the great (?) CHS band march at halftime again!“Pick up those feet!!”

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This is a Junior Dance?? What’s the matter Larry? Don’t you like it?

Team captains of the senior magazines sales look mighty pleased with the results.

Somehow Mike and Suzanne seem preoccupied!! Swing, Paul!

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“Hey, you with the crib sheet!”

The officers and fathers of officers preside over the SSS Dad’s Party.

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As you can see, each of these couples has something in common. Guess w hat!!

Does it fit, Cinderella?Oh those Senior play rehearsals! You tell her Dave!

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ROW ONE: David Frain, Jane Ives, Jan Scruggs, Nora Sheppard, Ann Wagoner, Kay Thomas, Mrs. Kline (spon.), Janet Beck (editor), Betty Ricciardi, Sharon Norris, Martha McAllister, Joan Dillon, Bob Carter. ROW T W O : Peggy Herr, Janet Heiser, Lonni Darosi, Linda Nelson, Carole Barton, Vicki Lyons, Bonnie Saft, Kathy Easterday, Carolyn Snyder, Cathy Carrothers, Pam

Sub-editors of the Tomahawk Staff are Betty Ricciardi, Ann Wagoner, Nora Sheppard, Sharon Norris, Bob Carter, Kay Thomas, Joan Dillon, Dave Frain, Martha McAllister, Jane Ives.

Phelps, Sharon McGaffey, Linda Shock. ROW THREE: Holly Thompson, Betty McFarland, Marsha Guise, Sue Cole, Jeanne Adams, Barb Mikesell, Susie Gardner, Lucy Osborn, Bev Barshes, Lucinda Ricciardi, Lois Newcomb. ROW FOUR: Paul Saft, Jim Lewis, Greg Yapp, Jerry Gross, Charles Snyder.

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ROW ONE: Paul White (co-editor), Mr. Miller (spon.), Joan Dillon (Pilot and Tribune Reporter.) ROW TWO: Linda Thurin, Jan Scruggs, Sue Cole, Bev Barshes, Sharon McDonald, Betty McFarland, Vicki Lyons, Sharon McGaffey. ROW THREE: Marsha Guise, Don­

na Rogers, Gloria Baker, Jeanne Adams, Jane Ives, Nora Sheppard, Cindy Kemple, Karen DeWitt, Lois Newcomb. ROW FOUR: Pam Fish, Dick Mackey, Charles Snyder, David Frain, Molly Norris.

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ROW ONE: Lucy Osborn (co-editor), Mr. Miller (spon.), Kay Thomas (Pilot and Tribune Reporter). ROW TWO: Shari Croy, Karen McDonald, Greg Yapp, Larry Linhart, Sharon Eustis, Martha McAllister, Pam Phelps, Bonnie Saft. RO W THREE: Lonni Darosi, Susan

Helber, Ann Wagoner, Cathy Carrothers, Carolyn Snyder, Shelia Fish, Cheryl Harmon, Linda Shock, Holly Thomp­son. ROW FOUR: Darlene Taylor, Cindy Lemar, Judy Price, Eva Norris, Barb Mikesell, Janet Crow, Janet Bran- aman.

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ROW ONE: Sharon McGaffey, Gloria Baker, Shari Croy, Karen McDonald, Janet Heiser, Eva Norris (treas.) ; Peg­gy Herr (v. pres.); Miss Shanks (spon); Janet Beck (pres.); Barb Mikesell (rec. sec.); Sharon Norris (cor. sec.) ; Martha McAllister, Diane Boots, Linda Shock. ROW TWO: Jan Wagoner, Carolyn Snyder, Cathy Car- rothers, Ann Wagoner, Anita Yeazel, Carole Barton, Suzanne Aryes, Jane Ives, Judy Price, Bev Barshes, Shar­on Eus'tis, Lucy Osborn, Pam Phelps, Jan Scruggs. ROW THREE: Kathy Easterday, Janet Crow, Barb Overmyer,

Linda Nelson, Sharon McDonald, Beth Sperry, Kay Thomas, Diana Walter, Valerie Gunder, Lonni Darosci, Debbie Torok, Bonnie Saft, Susie Gardner. ROW FOUR: Donna Rogers, Linda Sparling, Vicki Lyons, Kay Over­myer, Mary Ann Shock, Wanda Warren, Janet Brana- man, Betty McFarland, Gloria Osborn. ROW FIVE: Jeanne Adams, Darlene Taylor, Sue Cole, Pam Crozier, Cindy Kemple, Vera Smith, Sharon Wright, Shelia Fish, Carol Herr, Nora Sheppard, Janet Rosebaum, Rosie Wi- eringa, Cathy Stratton, Marcella Mann, Susie Spenser.

ROW ONE: Marsha Guise, Karen DeWitt, Susie Per- sonette, Cheryl Harmon, Frances Warner, Holly Thomp­son, Carole Schlabach, Joan Heiser, Becky Easterday, Lois Newcomb. ROW TWO: Carolyn Tanner, Janet Parker, Bonnie Salyer, Sheryl Fisher, Janet Manchester, M o l l y

Norris, Andrea Siple, Lori Bohm, Julia Funk, Diane Dav­is, Beverly Shilling. ROW THREE: Susan Helber, Ronetta King, Pam Fish, Leona Schmidt, Sharon Warran, Lor­etta Berger, Judy Thews, Mary Lou Matson, Sharyl Welsh, Cindy Lemar, Pam Carter, Barb Mikesell.

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SEATED: Janet Heiser, Peggy Herr, Pam Phelps, Cathy Carrothers, Gloria Baker, Carol Herr, Karen McDonald, Shari Croy, Sharon McDonald. STANDING: Bonnie

Salyer, Mary Ann Paul, Ellen Pletka, Joy Binion, Vickie Smith, Debbie Torok, Darlene Taylor, Mr. Tanksley, Sharyl Welsh.

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ROW ONE: Larry White (chap.), Dave Lemar (sgt. at arms), Layne Zechiel (sec.), Mr. Kestler (spon.), Paul Liette (treas.), Larry Linhart (v. pres.), Bob Carter (pres.), ROW TWO: Paul Saft, John Behmer, Steve Guise, Terry Porter, Alan Mauler, Dick Knoerzer, Bob Alberts, Paul White, Charles Snyder, Jim Hopple. ROW THREE: Jim Easterday, John Kerrigan, Kent Wallstead, Larry Washburn, Mike Eustis, Jim Lewis, Hershel Odle,

Jim DeWitt, Russel Prosser, Greg Harmon, Steve Ulery, Danny Haenes. ROW FOUR: Tom Schmidt, Dave Frain, Wayne Neidlinger, Ed Matson, George Wright, Mike Han­son, George Babchuck, Larry Banks, Ron Babcock, Dennis Westcott, Gary Wallen. ROW FIVE: Greg Dawson, Arl Altman, Jim Boswell, Jim Weirick, Doug Lindvall, Dick Mackey, Bob Eustis, Ned Davis, Bob White, Randy Wake­field, Bob McFarland, Dean Smith, Jon Van Horn.

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ROW ONE: Cindy Kemple (pres.), Miss Lindvall (spon.), Steve Ulery. ROW TWO: Francis Warner, Bev­erly Shilling, Gloria Large, Marylou Matson, Betty Mc­

Farland, Sharon Wright, Ellen Pletka. ROW THREE: David Crabb, Jerry Gross, Tom Schmidt, Dan Weaver, Jim Westcott, Steve Bocock.

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ROW ONE: Lloyd Howard, Mr. Kaiser (spon.), Steve Ulery, Greg Yapp, Ed Matson. ROW TWO: David Crabb, Bob White, Jim Lewis, David Lemar, Doug Lind­vall. ROW THREE: Allan Mahler, Hugh Hartz, Elaine Kaiser, Janette Salyer, Joy Binion. RO W FOUR: Lon

Hatfield, Roy Thomas, Gary Burkett, Ed Wieringa, Bon­nie Salyer, Cheryl Harman, Penny Wakefield. ROW FIVE: Terry Porter, Larry Boetsma, Bob McFarland, John Kerrigan, Joe Miller, Jim DeWitt, Jim Easterday, Nick Hartz.

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Pep Club officers are Miss Reynolds (spon.), Ann Wag­oner (pres.), STANDING Cathy Carrothers (secy.-tres.) and Karen McDonald (vice-pres.).

Pep Band members which are SEATED are Bob Shir- rell, Cheryl Zink, Patty Overmyer, Carole Barton, Paul Saft. STANDING are Dennis Westcott, Doug Koster- man, Greg Yapp, Ann Wagoner.

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SEATED: Kathy Easterday, Martha McAllister, Mr. Cole (Spon.), Sam Lowry, Paul Liette. STANDING: Marsha Guise, Lela Donnelly, Andy Lowry, Patty McCombs, Paul Hatten, Jack Lucas.

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ROW ONE: Jane Ives, Bob Carter, Mr. Miller (spon.), Sam Lowry (pres.), Paul White. ROW TWO: Martha McAllister, Lucy Osborn, Jan Scruggs, Eva Norris, Jeanne Adams, Sue Cole, Susie Gardner, Pam Phelps, Betty Ric­ciardi, Lucinda Ricciardi. ROW THREE: Holly Thomp­son, Loretta Berger, Peggy Herr, Karen DeWitt, Kay Thomas, Janet Branaman, Joan Dillon, Linda Thurin,

Kathy Easterday, Lonni Darosci. RO W FOUR: Carole Barton, Janet Beck, Diane Davis, Pam Carter, Pat Ogden, Betty McFarland, Ellen Pletka, Sharyl Welsh, Lois New­comb. ROW FIVE: Bruce Lindvall, Danny Haenes, Jim Boswell, Larry Linhart, Dick Mackey, Jim Lewis, Jim Weirick, Jim Easterday, Andy Lowry, Mark Lowry, Larry White, Charles Snyder.

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This year Culver High School welcomed a new band direc­tor, Mr. Harry R. Fouts, to its staff. M r. Fouts received his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education at Indiana U ni­versity. He has taught at the South Caston Consolidation for a year and at Burney, Indiana, for two years before com­ing to Culver.This year the music departm ent consists of the Senior Band, Junior Band, Sixth-grade Band, and mixed chorus. The music departm ent also sponsored a pep band which played for all the pep sessions and for the pep rally, which set the basketball season off to a good start.The Senior Band consists of 47 members. Nine seniors re­ceived their band sweaters in the latter part of January. The Junior Band has 48 members. Ninety-two strong and healthy voices make up the mixed chorus. This group pro­duced beautiful music for its concerts.The Senior Band, along with the Junior Band and mixed chorus, gave a Christmas and Spring concert. Several of the band members participated in the solo and ensemble con­test held late in February. Throughout the school year, the band played for the home basketball games. The Senior Band performed three floor shows while the Junior Band performed one. The Senior Band will make its final ap­pearance for the school year at the Memorial Day Parade, May 30, 1964.

SEATED: Sue Cole (pres.), Kay Thomas (v. pres.), Shar- Babcock (soph, rep.), Ned Davis (sen. rep.), Dick Mac­on Norris (sec.-tres.). STANDING: Mr. Fouts, Ron key (jr. rep.), Tom Bocock (fresh, rep.).

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SAXOPHONESMary Norris, Janet Manchester, Cheryl Zink, Kay Thomas, Sheryl Fisher, Jim Easterday.

CLARINETSBrenda McAllister, Martha McAllister, Carole Barton, Joyce Odle, Sharon Norris, Patty Overmyer, Becky Easterday, Bev Barshes, Janet Beck, Dick Mackey.

PERCUSSIONSteve Guise, Cathy Welsh, Lois Newcomb.

CORNETSLarry Huys, Andy Lowry, Ned Davis, Doug Kosterman, Danny Scott, Ron Babcock, Dave Kelly, Dennis Wesitcott.

FLUTESLucy Osborn, Jeanne Adams, Sue Cole, Carolyn Snyder, Pat Ogden, Judy Thews, Sharyl Welsh, Linda McAllister.

FRENCH HORNS, TROMBONES, SOUSAPHONES Cindy Lemar, Loretta Berger, Jane Ives, Ann Wagoner, Bruce Lindvall, Tom Bocock, Greg Yapp, Bob Shirrell.

ALTO CLARINET, BASS CLARINET, OBOE, BASSON Debbie Henderson, Eva Norris, Diane Davis, Andrea Siple.

TWIRLERSBev Barshes (majorette), Debbie Henderson, Joyce Odle, Martha McAllister.

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ROW ONE: Ruth Benner, Linda Fisher, Linda Reinholt, Debbie Triplet, Carin Manchester, Patsy Behnke, Rich­ard Snyder, Lyn Mackey. ROW TWO: Mary Jurgenson, Kathy Tasch, Jeanne Gross, Linda Shirrill, Dave Beau­champ, Dale Crabb, David Curtis, Ron Zink, Kenneth Tasch, Laurel Prosser, Terry Beck, Brian Lindvall, Susie Thews, Michale Wynn. ROW THREE: Sara Hoesel, Peg­

gy Shei, Norma Davis, Greg Thomas, Terry Powers, Mary- beth Ives, Vickie Clifton, Greg Easterday, Ed Behnke, Janet Helber, Barbara Westcott, Cortland Overmyer, Bonnie Alberts, Tim Frain, Vickie Helber, Stuart Lowry. ROW FOUR: Karen Banks, Carl Strang, Tom Overmyer, Bev Paul. ROW FIVE: George Holl, Steve Kelly, Vir­ginia Shidler, Jim Miracle, Mr. Fouts.

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ROW ONE: Steve Cole, Earl Williams, Perry White, Fred Thompson, Ginney Thews, Margaret Ruhnow, CraigVelda Prosser, Linda Snapp. ROW TWO: Carole Zehner, Gunder, Allan Hughes, Jane Kosterman, Jan Price, LindaBill Napier, Dean Siple, Connie Morrison, Richard Brown, Osborn, Wendy Nelson, John Benner. ROW FOUR:Fred May, Jim Stevens, David Martin. ROW THREE: Jackie Welsh, Mr. Fouts.

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ROW ONE: Darlene Taylor, Pam Phelps, Valerie Gund- er, Barb Overmyer, Joan Dillon, Patty Overmyer, Patty McCombs, Tina Ferrier, Elaine Kaiser, Diane Nelson, Elaine Epley, Beverly Schilling, Francis Warner, Joan Heiser, Claudia DePoy, Patty Bickel, Kathy Schmidt, Lin­da Baker, Brenda McAllister, Linda Shock, Jan Wagoner, Shari Croy, Lori Bohm. ROW TWO: Suzy Spencer, Lucy Osborn, Sheila Fish, Bev Barshes, Sharon Eustis, Sharon McGaffey, Cheryl Zink, Carolyn Saft, Marilee Herrmann, Cathy Carrothers, Linda Sparling, Kathy Easterday, Deb­bie Henderson, Betty McFarland, Pat Ogden, Jane Ives, Jeanne Adams. ROW THREE: Sharyl Welsh, Sue Cole, Janet Manchester, Dave Lemar, Bob Albert, Diane

Boots, Suzanne Overmyer, Linda Thurin, Sue Gardner, Sharon Norris, Janet Heiser, Carolyn Snyder, Kay Thom­as, Cindy Kemple, Andrea Siple, Mary Lou Matson, Jan Scruggs, Holly Thompson. ROW FOUR: Sue Helber, Terry Lewis, David Frain, John Behmer, George Wright, Jim Weirick, Tina Teach, Linda McAllister, Eva Norris, Lonni Darosci, Wanda Warren, Sheryl Fisher, Janet Beck, Lois Newcomb. ROW FIVE: Paul White, Paul Liette, Larry Linhart, Bob Carter, Tom Schmidt, Greg Dawson, Ed Matson, Jim Jones, Greg Yapp, Steve Ulery, Ned Davis, Charles Snyder, Jim Hopple, Dick Mackey, Jim Lewis, Judy Thews, Loretta Berger, Becky Easterday, Diane Davis, Molly Norris.

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Sue Cole, Diane Davis, Jane Ives, Andrea Siple, Becky Easterday practice hard on their woodwind quintet.

Kathy Easterday, Eva Norris, Lucy Osborn, Martha Mc­Allister, Paul White, Tom Schmidt, Mr. Fouts, and Charles Snyder work on their vocal octet.

VJustiy BasebcJHThe Indians became M arshall County Champs for the second year in a row. Ten out of eleven teams bowed to the mighty bats of the defending County Champs.

Culver started the season with a 5— 0 victory over the Aubbee Braves. Sam Lowry hurled a no-hitter and was helped on offense by Paul W hite’s two hits.

In the second game the Indians staged a sixth-inning rally to beat N orth Caston 9—4. Lowry again was the winning pitcher, while Carter led the offense with 3 hits.

Lapaz was the first county team to fall before the Indians. In the 7— 2 battle, Paul Liette was the win­ning pitcher.

Tyner fell to the Culver team 10— 0 in the Indian’s second county game. Lowry was the winning pitcher and smacked two home runs for his own cause.

The Indians journeyed to N orth Caston to win their fifth game by a score of 11— 5. Lowry, in relief for Liette, was credited with the win while Jim Lewis collected three hits to aid the Culver team.

Culver’s only loss was at the hands of the Lapaz Vikings. In the 1— 0 contest, Liette got two hits to lead the weak attack, while Lowry received the loss.

T he Indians, still determined to win the champion-

ROW ONE: Sam Lowry, Mark Kosterman, Tom Schmidt, A 1 Hyland, Paul Saft, Jim Lewis. ROW TWO: Paul Liette, Paul White, Mike Hansen, Randy Wakefield, Danny Haenes, Mike Eustis. STANDING: Manager

ship, downed Tyner 4— 0. Lewis was the winning pitcher, while Jim Boswell swatted 3 hits.

West lost to the Culver nine, 9— 1 as Lowry pitched another fine game. Although no Culver batter got more than one hit, the Indians monopolized on many walks.

Culver defeated South Caston 12— 5 to capture its eighth win of the season. Lewis was the winning pitcher and he was backed by a well balanced Culver offense.

West fell to the Indians for the second time by a score of 12— 2. Lowry obtained the pitching honors while Jim Boswell got 4 hits to lead the team to victory.

Culver and Lapaz tied for the title of Marshall Coun­ty Champs; both had a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. In the hard fought play-off game, the Indians staged a last-inning rally of 5 runs to beat the V i­kings 9— 5. Lowry went the distance on the mound while collecting 3 hits to lead the team to the cham ­pionship.

Lowry was voted “Most Valuable Player” by his team members for the fabulous job he did during the season.

Layne Zechiel, Jim Boswell, Bob Carter, Dave Lemar, Jim Weirick, Bob Eustis, Bruce Lindvall, Andy Lowry, Coach Crosley.

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Although all records of the Junior High team were lost, it is known that they had a record of five wins as opposed to one loss. The team, coached by Mr. Zellers, did a fine job and deserves credit for their

ROW ONE: Steve McCombs, Tom Overmyer, J o h n Krieg, Leon Sims. ROW TWO: Mike Wynn, Brian Lind- vall, Doug Miller, Jack Lucas, Dennis DeMarco. ST AND-

wonderful record. Hopes for the future look bright at Culver High School because of the talented team which the Junior High produced this year.

ING: Corky Overmyer, Rick Burns, Clifford Slusher, Ken­ny Tasch, Terry Gentry.

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Oto&-CouttiujAs the students were returning to Culver High last fall, the cross-country team was already in the process of conditioning themselves for the hard season in front of them. T heir practices m eant m uch hard work and running many miles. There were three lettermen returning to the squad this year. These were Tom Yocom, George W right, and Doug Lindvall.

This year the team split the number of victories and losses evenly with a total of five each way. Culver’s participation in the county cross-country meet ended by re­ceiving third place, scoring behind Triton and Bremen. We had three consistent runners on the team as in all meets; the finishing order was Tom Yocom in first place, George W right in second, and Paul H atten finishing third for the Culver line-up.

This year major letter awards were presented to Tom Yocom, George, Wright, Phil Scruggs, Ned Davis, Ron Babcock, Doug Lindvall, and Danny Haenes. M inor letter awards were earned by Jim Jones, Larry Linhart, and R ichard Lutz. Hopes for the future are bright because next year’s squad will contain five returning lettermen.

KNEELING: Paul Hatten, Danny Haenes, Phil Scruggs, Manager, Ron Babcock, Jim Jones, Ned Davis, Tom Doug Lindvall, George Wright. STANDING: Steve Bair, Yocom, Larry Linhart, Coach Crosley.

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VARSITY: David Lemar, Doug Lindvall, Jim Jones, Jim Boswell, Tom Yocom, Bob Carter, Jim Lewis, Paul White, Sam Lowry, Jim Weirick, Ned Davis, Bob Eustis.

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PtOuA ofy Owt/TkCtJiwlWith two games remaining on a tough schedule, the hot-shooting Indians boasted a record of 15 victories as oppossed to only 5 losses. Five of last year’s lettermen returned to the Culver roster this year. These are Paul White, Ned Davis,, Sam Lowry, Jim Boswell, and Dave Lemar.

The Tribe journeyed to Aubbee for the first win of many. In a 77—63 contest, Sam Lowry hit 24 points to begin a high scoring season. Bob Eustis, a recruit from Valparaiso High School, added 15 points to the Culver offense.

South Central proved a worthy foe by downing the Indi­ans, 69—50. The Indians, who played good ball for three quarters, lost pace to the hot-handed Rosenbaum who tallied 36 points to lead the hosts. Sam Lowry scored the 17 points to lead Culver’s slow offense.

With reserves playing half the game, the Tribe still doubled Tyner’s offense, 62—31. Jumping to a 34— 13 half-time lead, host Tyner became the second victim of Culver’s highly improved team. Sam Lowry and Jim Boswell led the well balanced attack with 14 and 10 points, respectively.

In the first home game of the season, Culver avenged last year’s sectional loss to Plymouth by easily gliding past the Pilgrims, 68—58. Lowry, again the leading scorer with 19 points, was aided by Eustis and Lindvall having 13 and 10 points apiece.

Culver earned their second home victory by beating Bremen, 69—52. Roeder’s 19 points for the foes were counterbalanced by Lowry’s 20 markers. Paul White and Jim Boswell each contributed 10 points.

A tragic blow was given to the Indians as they jour­neyed to Knox and received an overtime loss. The final score was a deceiving 74—68. Sam Lowry’s 18 points were surpassed only by the 22 points credited to Knox’s Buckey. Eustis and White added 15 and 14 points re­spectively to the well-fought attempt.

The following night, the Indians played host to the North Judson Blue Jays. In a close contest, the Tribe nipped the Blue Jays by 3 points, 60—57. High game scorers were Sam Lowry, with 17 points, followed by Jim Boswell with 14 points. This was Culver’s fifth win.

Highly rated North Caston traveled to Culver only to be beaten, 74— 73. Ned Davis got 17 points in the final period to make a spectacular ending to an exciting game. Davis got a total 20 points but Sam Lowry again overscored all his teammates with 25 points.

With Sam Lowry blazing the home nets with 36 points, the Culver team was able to keep a lead over Rochester throughout the entire game. At the game, the scoreboard showed Culver’s winning score as 69—61. Lowry’s spec­tacular shooting performance was aided by Ned Davis’s 11 points.

Walkerton fell to the visiting Indians, 81—62. Although

Culver’s offense was evenly distributed, Paul White was awarded shooting honors with 18 points. Ned Davis, Sam Lowry, Dave Lemar, Bob Eustis, and Jim Boswell added 14, 13, 12, 11, and 11, respectively.

During the Christmas holidays, a four-way tourney was held at Argos with Argos, Mentone, Triton, and Culver participating. The first evening’s action saw Mentone beat Triton and Culver beat Argos. In the 64—55 tilt, Sam Lowry and Paul White scored 17 and 13 points each to clear the path to the championship match. Ten­sion mounted as Triton beat Argos in the consolation game Saturday night. Although Doc Fod predicted the Indians to fall before Mentone, the Indians proved themselves worthy to be the first winner of the Argos invitational tourney. Lowry again lead all scorers in the 68—57 battle by getting 29 points.

With Culver defending a winning streak, the crowd packed Plymouth’s Cenntenial Gym to see LaPaz fall as Culver’s 7th straight victim. Lowry, Davis, and White scored a total of 55 points in the 70—60 tilt, with Lowry getting 23, and Davis and White getting 16 points apiece.

Triton came close to being the only county school to beat Culver thus far this year, but in furious fourth quarter, Culver managed a 61—60 victory. In the nip and tuck battle, Lowry donated 22 points to the worthy cause.

For the second time this season, Culver saw fit to stomp Argos into the Dragon’s home floor. The final totals were 54 for Argos and 78 for the Tribe. Donating to the score, Lowry, Lemar, White, and Boswell gave 21, 13, 12, and 12, respectively.

New Paris came to the reservation looking for a win but went home dissappointed. The Indians became the sec­ond team this year to beat the Elkart County Champs by scalping them 69—63.

The Indians went to Pioneer Regional to receive their third loss of the year, 58—50. Lowry led the attack with 15 points. Boswell and Lemar followed with 10 points and 8 points respectively.

Winamac journeyed to Culver to hand the Indians their final loss on the home court. As the whistle blew, the final score was 80—65. Boswell led all scorers with 21 , points. Lemar and White also got into the scoring with 14 points and 10 points.

With the important part of a tough schedule ahead, Coach Crosley and his Indians deserve congratulations for boasting a 15—5 record. At one point in the season, the team held a ten-game winning streak.

Coach Bottorff’s Papooses possessed an even record by getting 9 wins and 9 losses. This proves Culver’s poten­tial ability in future years will be great. Hopes are high for the remaining part of this season and for many sea­sons to come.

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Student Managers: Mike Hansen, Layne Zechiel, Steve Bair.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Kathy Easterday. BACK: Martha McAllister, Valerie Gunder, Lonni Darosci.

B-Team: A1 Hyland, Larry Washburn, Mike Eustis, Ron Babcock, Frank Sheppard, Andy Lowry, Bruce Lindvall, Paul Liette, Danny Haenes, Randy Wakefield, Coach Bottorff.

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Freshmen: Coach Bottorff, Tom Bocock, Paul Hatten, Mark Kosterman, Phil Scruggs, Bob Crow.

B-Team Cheerleaders: STANDING: Linda Thurin, Larry Banks, Sheryl Fisher, KNEEL­ING: Joyce Odle.

Freshman Cheerleaders: Brenda McAllister, Cheryl Zink.

Junior High Cheerleaders: Vicki Clifton, Karen Banks, Lynn Mackey, Linda Fisher.

Seventh Grade: ROW ONE: Steve Kelly, manager, Rich- Carswell. ROW TWO: Kerry Haenes, Dave Curtis, Perryard Snyder, Steve McCombs, Steve Snyder, Steve Over- Smith, Dan Spencer, Phil White, Terry Powers, Ronmyer, Jeff Adams, Sam Jackson, Mike Baker, Coach Zink, and Bill Liette.

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Eighth Grade: ROW ONE: Phil Edgington, manager, Corky Overmyer, Stu Lowry, Jim Taber, Terry Gentry, Terry Beck. ROW TWO: Coach Carswell, Jack Lu'cas,

Gary Davis, Rick Burns, Kenny Tasch, Dennis DeMarco, and Mike Wynn.

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In memory of Mr. Joseph L. Zellers, we dedicate this yearbook of 1964.

“A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.”

from The Education of Henry Adams, by Henry Brooks Adams.

Deceased September 30, 1963

Mr. Frank McLane Superintendent of Culver Commun- Culver Union Township School Board: Glen Overmyer,ity Schools. Eldon Davis, Ced White, Judd Stinchcomb and Donald

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MR. SHELTON KAISER, Elementary Principal: Indiana University, B.S. and M.S.; Director of Visual Aids and Pro­jector Club Sponsor.

MISS FRIESEN, Elementary and 7th grade art, Goshen Col­lege B.A. MRS. MELTON, Kindergarten, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. and M.A. MRS. RUST, Elementary Music, Frank­lin College, and Arthur Jordan Conservatory, B.M., MRS. EP- PLEY, Remedial Reading grades 2-6, Speech grade 1 and special; Pennsylvania State Teachers College, B.S.

Third Grade: MRS. MISHLER, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MISS HENNING, Taylor University, B.S. MRS. CARTER, Man­chester College, B.S.

Second Grade: MRS. SHIRRELL, Western Kentucky State College, B.S. and M.S. MRS. ALLEN, Ohio University, B.S. MISS PAGE, Butler University, B.S.

First Grade: MRS. BARTON, Oakland City College, B.S. MRS. KEYSER, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MRS. McLANE, Manchester College, B.S.

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Fourth Grade:MR. HORBAN, De Paul University, B.S. MISS MAHAN, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MRS. KELLER, Manches­ter College, B.S.

Fifth Grade:MRS. ABEL, Bethel College, B.S., and Indiana University,B.S. MR. FRETTINGER, Bethef College, A.B., Grace Seminary, B.B., and Indiana University, M.S. MRS. SHIR- RELL, Western Kentucky State College, B.S. MR. VON- DRA, Chicago Teachers College, B.S.

MR. KENNETH COLE, Principal; Ball State Teachers College, B.S., and Indiana State Teachers College, M.S.; 8th grade vocabulary, and Student Council Sponsor.

Sixth Grade:MRS. MANIS, Literature and English; Valparaiso University, Manchester College, B.S. MR. OVER­STREET, Arithmetic, and Social Studies; Central Normal College, A.B. MR. CORSWELL, Science, Health, Spelling and Writing; Purdue, B.S.; Jr. High basketball coach.

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MRS. WARNER, High School Secretary. MR. MILLER, Guidance Director and Bookkeeping; Indiana State Teach­ers College, B.S., and Indiana State College, M.S.; Nation­al Honor Society and Press Club sponsor.

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MRS. HUFF, Latin I and II; Indiana University, A.B.

MRS. SMITH, French I, II, and I II ; Randolph-Macon College, B.S.; 7-C’s sponsor.

MISS SHANKS, Beginning Typewriting, General Business, Clerical Practice; Indiana University, B.S. and M.S.; Sun­shine Society Sponsor. MR. CROSLEY, High School Coach, Health & Safety, Driver’s Training, Physical Education, and General Business; Ball State Teachers College, M.S. and B.S.

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MR. CRABB, English 9— 10; Senior sponsor; Indi­ana University, Purdue, Manchester, Taylor, and Grace A.B. MISS OVERMYER, English 8; Phys­ical Ed. 7-8-9 girls; Indiana University, B.S. MRS. HUGHES, English 7-8-9; 7th grade sponsor; Michi­gan University, B.S. MRS. KLINE, English 10-11- 12; Senior sponsor; Hanover College, B.A., North­western University, M.A.; Tomahawk. MR. TANKSLEY, English 7, Student Librarian sponsor; Central Normal College, B.S., Purdue, M.S.

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MR. ULRICH, Science 7-8; 7th grade sponsor; Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MR. HUGHEY, Sci­ence 8, Algebra I, Trig. & Analytics, Physics; 10th grade sponsor; St. Joseph (Renaslaer), A.B. MR. KEPLER, Chemistry, Biology; 9th grade sponsor; Purdue, B.S.

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<MR. FOUTS, All high school music, Jr. & Sr.Band, Chorus, 6th grade band; Indiana University,B.M.E. MR. SMITH, Junior & Senior High Art;Indiana State College, B.S.

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MR. KESLER, Math 7; Hi-Y sponsor; Olivet Nazarene College, A.B. MISS LINDVALL, Mathe­matics; 10th grade sponsor and Ushers Club; Uni­versity of Chicago S.B. MR. DILLMAN, Math 8, Algebra II, Senior Math; 11th grade sponsor; Pur­due University, B.S.

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MR. BOTTORFF, World, U.S. and Indiana His­tory; 10th grade sponsor; Franklin College, A.B. MRS. ULRICH, U.S. History 7, Indiana History; 7-B sponsor; Ball State Teachers College, B.S. MR. LAWSON, Civics, Economics, U.S. History, Social Geography, 11th grade sponsor; Indiana State Col­lege, B.S., M.S.

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cukLIttdusbdoJ!/fl/dsMISS REYNOLDS, Home Ec., 9th grade, cheer­leaders, Pep Club sponsor; Purdue, B.S. MR. UN- RUH, Shop 7-8, I, II, III, IV: B.S. Industrial Arts, Bethal College, Newton, Kansas.

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“Take it easy and leave the driving to us,” is one of the say­ings heard from these bus drivers, from left—right: Lau- rell Singleton, Joe Scott, Chester Scott, Bob Kepler, Henry

Hinkle, Ed Kowatch, Tom Walker, Mike Fitterling, George Hodgins, Charles Frain, Roy Davis, Albert Sytsma, and Robert McKee.

It’s chow time, and we all know these charming ladies are from left-to right: Mrs. Barshes, Mrs. Henning, Mrs. Waite, and Mrs. Sperry.

“Heave Ho.” Here are the four men who keep the Culver School going. They are from left to right: Albert Sytsma, Vern McKee, Roy Davis, and Ed Kowatch.

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Mrs. McLane: First grade: RO W ONE: Tina Baker and Rich­ard B i n i o n. ROW TWO: Richard Dolla- han and Jerry Eskridge. ROW THREE: Janet Hanzelman and Greg Heise. ROW FOUR: Stephen Kelsey and Bruce Osborn. ROW FIVE: Randy Sellers and Chester Singleton. Not pictured: Robin McAfee.

Afternoon Kindergarten: ROW ONE: Brian Bennett, Susan Burke, Douglas Carter, Jeffrey Carter, Brian Christopher, Tony Dowd, and Robert Firari. ROW TWO: Kim Keener, Fredrick Lane, Kaye Mahler, Julie McComb, Laura MgKay, and Kenneth Neff. ROW THREE: Herbert Newman Jr., Jodi Owen, Nicole Pare, Karen Peck, Bradford Pennington, Mark Quivey, and Linda Ringer. ROW FOUR: Eloid Ruiz, Sara Marie Shei, Joe Sheppard, Tony Triplet, Randy Wright, Marna Wynn, and Oliver Uyttebrouck. Not pictured: Diane Cole, Delia Medrano, Craig Mitzell, Timothy Osborn, and Anne Stephenson.

Morning Kindergarten—ROW ONE: Ronald Beaver, Mari Babcock, Sherry Beck- ner, Teresa Bigley, Debra Boetsma, Jennie Coby, Danny Crow, Kathy Dehne. ROW TWO: Justine DeWitt, Scott Flora, Cathleen Hallinan, Daniel Hatten, Betty Horn, Kevin Johnson, Steven Krsek, Jesse LoRe. ROW THREE: Jacqueline Mc­Farland, Delia Medrana, Patricia Overmyer, Karla Pollock, Susan Ross, James Ruby, Eloid Ruiz, and John Spencer. ROW FOUR: Susan Taylor, Kevin Thomas, Luann Voreis, Sandy Wakefield, Louella Weiger, Bonnie Zehner, Rex Zink.

Mrs. McLane: First Grade: ROW ONE: Cindy Briggs and Paul Brocker. ROW TWO: Keith Franz and Stan­ley G e o r g e . ROW FO UR : Charles Salyer and John Salyer. ROW FIVE: Donald Sytsma and Terry White.

Mr s . Keyser—ROW ONE: Colleen Artist, Lisa Baker, Patricia Bean, Deborah Bern­hardt, Kenneth Carter, Leslie Cleveland. ROW TWO: Robert Erwin, Kim Flosenzier, Jeffery Heiser, Betty Howard, Eugene Jefferies, Jef­fery Jones, Judy Kem- ple, Richard Linhart. R O W THREE: Pa­tricia Lowry, Elizabeth Marshall, Mickey Mc­Farland, Elizabeth Mc­Kay, Teena Morrison, D e a n Neff, Sandra Nicodemus, Mary Old­ham. ROW FOUR: Brian Penrod, Wayne Plante, Diana Ross, Pedro Ruiz, Borden Smith, Ronald Syts­ma, Randy Thomas, Kimberly Thompson. Not Pictured: Tina An-

Mrs. Barton—ROW ONE: Elizabeth Adams, William Babock, Wayne Bean, Wendell Bean, Carla Benchner, Jimmy Bickel, Gretchen Bieker, Susan Boswell. ROW TWO: Ronnie Bradley, Kathi Clifton, Donald Crabb, Michael Guise, Dan­iel Howard, Neala Hyndman, Donnie MacKey, Randy McFarland, Jane McKee. ROW THREE: Doniel Medrano, Bonnie Moore, Barbara Napier, John Newman, Daniel Osborn, Peggy Riester, Betty Slusher, Twyla Shaffer. ROW FOUR: Debra Shock, Stephen Synder, Kelly Sprouse, William Taber, Tami Woodward, Billy Wynn, Paula Zehner. Not pictured: Georgia Cole.

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Mrs. Allen: Second Grade: ROW ONE: Left to Right: Mike Busart, Diane Chisholm, Lonnie Christopher, Peter Cleveland, and RoB^g^ Craft. ROW TWO: Lisa Dins- more, Betty Dollahan, Andy Ervin, Pabdcia Etheredge, and Fairlie Firari. ROW THREE: Donna May Gross, Daryla Harmon, Cindy Johnson, Dayle Langlois, and Anna Lemar. ROW FOUR: Brent Lindvall, Linda Lo- Re, Lurt Lucas, Bonnie Matzat, and Martin McCombs. ROW FIVE: Debra Minix, Channing Mitzell, Laura Morley, Randy Overmyer, Karen Parson, and Billy Riester. ROW SIX: Glen Schrimsher, Barbara Thews, Mark Vor- eis, Melanie Washburn, Paul Woutowiez, and Debra Wynn.

\ fMrs. Shirrell: Second Grade: ROW ONE: Vicki Baker and Douglas Beaver. ROW TWO: Dean Day and Mi­chael Davis. ROW THREE: Dennis Garbas. R O W FOUR: Helen Jefferies and Mark Kepler. ROW FIVE: Frank Napierkowski and Kevin Overmyer. ROW SIX: Nina Ruiz and Carol Sue Sellers. RO W SEVEN: Donna Taylor.

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Mrs. Shirrell: Second Grade: ROW ONE: Walter Bradley and Rodney Crosley. RO W TWO: Rusty Dinsmore and Robin Fitterling. ROW THREE: Todd Gunder and Paul Humes. ROW FOUR: Geneva Maxon and Jeffrey Maxon. ROW FIVE: Blaine Pennington and Edward Ruhnow. ROW SIX: Paul Sherwood and Jerry Tanner. ROW SEVEN: Richard White.

Miss Page—FIRST ROW: Norman Albert, Debra Brown, Dennis Bush, Randy Dowd, Larry Fish, Coleen Hallinan. SECOND ROW: Michael Jones, Dorothy Keen, Keith Kowatch, Jeffery Krieg, Patricia Mahler. THIRD ROW: Pamela Martin, Margaret Massa, Douglas McCan, Defiise McKee, Philip McKinnis. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Myers, Terry Napier, Sandy Newman ,Robert Palmer, Donna Peters. FIFTH ROW: Marla Quivey, Denise Ruhnow, Roy Schrimsher, Lou Ann Shei, Michael 'f'anner. SIXT H ROW: Joyce Thomas, Georgia Thompson*, Melody Torok, Roberta Weaver, Wayne Yeazel.

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Miss Henning 3rd grade.FIRST ROW: Tracey Baker, Paul Bennett, Richard Bickel, Joetta Cox, Sharon Cox, Bar­bara Crow, Karen Dollahan. SECOND ROW: Danny Gross, Walter Hanselman, Deborah Harmon, Neil Huys, Ronald King, Sue Ellen Krsek, Evan L<pn*C*fHIRD ROJ*^M ichael McFarland, John Mellon, Wil­liam Milln^ Sharon Myers, Judy Nelson, Nancy Nicodemus, Doug- " las Odle. FOURTH ROW: Car­ol f0vermyer, fcafhf' Ringer, Jirrt-

Schlabach, Sandra Lee Thom­as, Jeffery Vernum, Charles Wakefield, Mark Twain Weaver.

Brian Crosley. SECOND ROW: Deborah Dav­is, Preston Gentry, Bryce Hinkle, Thomas Hodg­kin, Francis Maxon, Cynthia McKee. THIRD RO W : Linda Sue McKee,xt^pyd Morley, 6irlo Bob Napier, Joseph Napierkowski, Lisa Lynn McCan, Carl Osborn. FOURTH ROW: Anne Pare, Gloria Plante, David Pennington, Les­lie Jeanne Prouty, David Reichley, Ronald Sorenson. FIFTH ROW: Robert Taber, Julie Anne Thomas, Sylvia Williams, Geralyn M. Wojtowicz, David Wolverton, Ruth Anne Zehner. Not Pictured: Christine Archey.

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Mrs. Mishler 3rd grade.FIRST ROW: Teena Anderson, Denise Ar­tist, Robert Babcock, Debra Baker, Michael Bickel, Nancy Blessing. SECOND ROW: Stev­en Carter, Debra Cultice, Lindon Curtis, Le­roy Hanselman, Eddie Heise, Nancy Heiser. THIRD ROW: Lewis' Howard, Connie Kelly, Kathy LoRe, Chester Marshall, Todd Matson, Tom Mattox. FOOUTH ROW: Jane McFar­land, Pamela Milner, Vivian Napier, Billy Scruggs, Doug Snyder, Dawn Sperry. FIFTH ROW: Kent Strang, Richard Sytsma, Mel Tjiom ^f^iCIila^M ^JJ^^s, R^hard Thompson, Karen Zechiel. " T < 2 :#

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Mr. Horban 4th grade.FIRST R O W f ^|itchell Anderson, Terry Back, Bradley Bennett, Jo­seph Broaker, Jack Campbell, Te­resa Carter, Carol Dehne. SEC­OND ROW: Laura Dinsmore, Jane Garrison, Jc|^^Hafeen, Dav­id Herr, Shelby Howard, Shirley Krsek. THIRD ROW: Patricia Li- ette, Stuart Manchester, Darlene Mann, John Matzat, Herman Max- son, Stephen McKee, Douglas Mikesell. FOURTH ROW: Susan Powers, Kathy Schlabach, Sally Sheppard, Mark Uebel, Jil Wal- stead, Melvin Walter, Paul White.

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Miss Mahan—Fourth Grade.ROW ONE: Larry Babcock, Ricky Baker, Rosanne Borg, David Brown, Walter Chisholm, James Davis, and Kent Davis. ROW TWO: Lynn Flora, Ruby Howard, Faith Jefferies, Brenda Kowatch, Ricky McCan, Elizabeth Mellon, and Stephen Meyers. ROW THREE: Ned Overmyer, Ronald Riddle, Robert Ringer, Susan Roose, Paul Salyer, and Denise Shidler. ROW FOUR#**J^arbara Spencer, Gary Str&'ng, Rodney Triplet, Pamela W hip/ Susan Wil­son, and Barbara Workman. Not Pictured: Dennis Clemons.

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Mrs. Keller—Fourth Grade.ROW ONE: Susan Albertson. David Burkett, Jeffrey Clifton, Denise Crosley, Douglas George, and Pamela Hartz, ROW TWO: Bruce Heiser, William Herrmann, Ronald Humes, Sandra Lewis, Kareri Lucas, and Robert Marton. RO W T H R F ffo ^ i l isetta Minix, Susan Napier, Martin Napierkow-

" 'Mi, Tmf O^ermyfer, Amy Riester, and Olga Ruiz. ROW FOUR: Shari Scott, Debra Shidler, Bruce Snyder, Jack Walter, James Yo- com, Jeffrey Zechiel, and Theresa Wynn. Not Pictured: Donna Craft and Charles Pennington.

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Mr. Vondra, Fifth Grade.ROW ONE: Terry Bibcock, Warren Bair, R iel^^T B a^s, Michael Bocock, Karen Dehne, and Robert England. RO W TWO: Ronald Gross, Kenneth Hatfield, James Hoesel, Clyde Howard, Cynthia Marshall, and Deborah Mar­tin. RO W THREE: Sandra Miller, Betty Nap­ier, Douglas Prouty, Naney Reichley, Richard Ruhnow, and David Schrimsher. ROW FOUR: Connie Shidler, Jan Shock, Victor Triplet, Patricia Walter, Vicky Williams, and Gary Yeazel.

Mr. Shirrell, Fifth Grade.ROW ONE: Peggy Ann Albert­son, James Baker, Robert Bean Daniel Beerwart, Dianna Crabb Michael Croy, and Morris DeMar co. ROW TWO: Michael DePoy Samuel Dollahan, Mary Jo Fish back, Yvonne Heiser, Patricia Hodges, and John Houghton. ROW THREE: David Jett, Ed­ward Keen, Angela tjfette, Karen Long, Steven Neff,Sand Linda Palmer. RO W FCftjtR: Dennis Reinholt, Beatrice Thomas, An­drea Vernum, Mary Wieringa, Katherine )Volverton, and Greg­ory Wynn.

Mr. Frettinger, Fifth Grade.ROW ONE: John Adams, William Babcock, Sandra Burkett, Mary Anne Easterday, Melissa Guise, Robert Heiser, and Lonnie King. ROW TWO: Dennis Mackey, Doris Maxson, Vicky Mikesell, Lonni Morley, and Penny Napier. ROjV THREE: Jill Odle, Michael Powers, Juan Ruiz, David Scott, and Jane Shock. ROW FOUR: Steven Single­ton, Theresa Ann Smith, James Stevens, Rodney Stubbs, Larry Wie- ringa, and Mary Alice Zehner. Not Pictured: Gary Huys, and Lynne Langlois.

Mrs. Manis, Sixth Grade.ROW ONE: William Bennett, Robert Bolton, Joy Borg, and Bonnie Day. ROW TWO: Linda Myers, Wendy Nelson, Charles Osborn, and Michael Overmyer. ROW THREE: Lucinda Smith, Gijijfny Thews, David White, and Pamela Thompson.

Mrs. Able, Fifth GradeROW ONE: Daniel Artist, Barbara Baker, Kenneth Baker, Kath­leen Banks, Timothy Carter, Shirli Chisholm, and Linda Day. ROW TWO: Dennis Emigh, Dexter Funk, Mathew- Garrison, Paula Hane- nes, Mark Heiser, and Brenda Lindvall. ROW THREE: Kent Lucas. James McFarland, Larry Peters, Steven Ruiz, Susan Shei, and Karen Tanner. ROW FOUR: Mary Ann Taylor, Patty Thomas, Michael VanHorn. David Williams, Frances Wilson, and Anita Wojtowicz.

Mrs. Manis, Sixth Grade.ROW ONE: David Martin, Sharon King, Pau. Kelly, and Shirley Humes.. ROW TWO: Dean Siple, Velda Prosser, Janelle Price, and Nancy Overmyer. ROW THREE: R o i^d Workman, Greg Williams, Earle Williams,! and Perry White. /

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Mr. Overstreet, Sixth Grade. ROW ONE: James Baker, John Benner, Penny Bertuc- ci, Patricia Bickel, Richard Brown, and David Camp­bell. RO W TWO: Betty Jo Cihak, Stephen Cole, Don- nabelle Crabb, Craig Gun- der, Eric Hughes, and Jane Kosterman. ROW THREE: Mary Ann Lewis, Adella McEndarfer, Connie Mor­rison, Billy Napier, Linda Osborn, and Steven Over­myer. R O W FOUR: Mar­garet Ruhnow, Pamela Scott, Jo Lynn Smith, Dan­ny Thomas, Rose Marie Triplet, and Michael Wil­liams.

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Mr. Carswell, Sixth Grade: ROW ONE: Cynthia Car­ter, William Heiser, David Hoesel, Denise Holl, Alan Huys, and Jerry Lemar. RO W TWO: Kenneth Mat- zat, Fred May, Judith Mc­Kee, Larry Miller, Cathy Mitzell, and Linda Myers. ROW THREE: Jimmy My­ers, Steven Osborn, Steve Pennington, Joe Reinhold, Daryl Schlabach, and Bar­bara Shidler. ROW FOUR: Linda Snapp, Michael Stevens, Jacquie Welsh, Billy Wieringa, Carole Zeh- ner, and Loren Carswell. Not Pictured: Kris Strang.

J. Garbos M. Garrison K. Haenes J. Harrison

E. Behnke L. Bennett P. Bertucci J. Briones R. Burkett V. Clifton D. Crabb

S. Crump D. Curtis N. Davis P. DePoy M. Easterday L. Eskridge

D. Hartz C. Hatfield J. Helber S. Hoesel R. HollP. Huffer Seventh Grade

class officers are: Jeff Adams

L. Humes M. Ives S. Jackson M. Jurgenson D. Keen P. Kelly S. Kelly

V. Kepler J. Krieg W. Liette D. McCarty S. McCombs P. Mars M. Marson

J. Adams B. AlbertS. Albertson M. Baker S. Baker K. Banks D. Beauchamp

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L. Slusher P. Smith R. Snyder S. Snyder

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L. Miller J. Miracle V. Morrison B. Napier T. Osborn S. Overmyer S. Parker

B. PaulS. Peterson N. Porter T. Power J. Ricciardi S. RingerC. Schilling

C. Schlabach J. Schrimsher P. Shei J. Sheppard B. Shidler L. Shirell

D. Spencer G. Strang G. Tanner K. Tasch R. Teach

(pres.) David ThomasCurtis (vice-pres.)

G. Thomas S. Thomas T. Thomas S. Thompson M. VanderMeade M. Warren P. Welsh

P. White M. Wolverton J. Zechiel R. Zink D. Patrick P. Pollick

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D. DeMarco G. Davis G. Easterday P. Edgington

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V. Carter J. Cook L. Darocsi S. Donnelly K. Dewitt

G. Anderson S. Bach A. Banks T. Beck P. Behnke R. Benner

T. Bennett E. Bickel J. Bray L. Broeker R. Burns P. Carter

L. Fisher T. Frain D. Gardner T. GentryC. Gollnick Eighth Grade offi­

cers: Jack Lucas pres.) Lynn Mac-

J. Gross D. Grover V. Hall V. Helber G. Herr G. Hodges

L. Hudson D. Hyland C. Kiefer T. Kiefer H. King J. Kosterman

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K. Krsek K. LietteB. Lindvall S. Lowry J. Lucas R. Lutz

D. Pennington S. Penrod L. Piecuch L. Prosser S. Riester

R. Singleton S. SingletonC. Slusher J. Taber K. Tasch S. Thews

L. MackeyC. Manchester T. MattoxV. McKinneyD. MillerC. Overmyer

L. Reinholt E. Ricciardi B. Robinette K. Ruhnow

key (treas.) Ruth Benner (sec.).

R. Schilling R. Schrimsher R. Shepphard V. Shidler L. Sims

S. WallaceD. Walter M. Weaver B. Westcott M. Wynn L. Yeazel

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S. Bair L. Baker B. Bickel J. Binion T. Bocock

E. Briones G. Burkett D. Crabb R. Crow

C. DePay L. Dinsmore G. Dugan E. Epley

T. Ferrier R. Gaines E. Geiselman

E. Hall L. Hatfield P. Hatten M. Herrmann

P. Huffer W. Huffer J. Jackson E. Kaiser

Freshman Officers: Marilee Herr­mann (vice pres.) Bob Shirrell

Not Pictured H. Albert L. Howard D. Kelly

M. Kreig J. Mangun B. McAllister L. McAllister P. McCombs

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J. Miller J. Milner M. Morrison D. Nelson J. Odle

T. Osborn K. Overmyer P. Overmyer S. Overmyer

M. PaulB. RiesterC. Saft J. Salyer

C. Schindler C. Schmidt P. Scruggs

R. Shirrell P. Sinn V. Smith T. Teach

R. Thomas P. Wakefield E. Wallace C. Walter

Not Pictured B. Pletka

G. Welsh P. Wentzel E. Wieringa R. Yeazel C. Zink

(sec.) Tom Bocock (treas.) and Su­zanne Overmyer (pres.)

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M. Briones P. Carter D. Davis K. DeWitt B. Easterday

G. Babchuk R. Babcock L. Banks R. Bean L. Berger L. Boetsma L. Bohm

J. Easterday M. Eustis P. Fish S. Fisher J. Funk

M. Hansen C. Harmon N. Hartz J. Heiser S. Helber

C. Lemar B. Lindvall A. Lowry M. Lowry R. Lutz A. Mahler J. Manchester

C. Humes M. Jackson J. Kerrigan R. King M. Kosterman

Sophomore officers: Sheryl Fisher (Vice pres.), Bar­bara Mikesell (sec.), Judy

M. Guise S. Guise D. Haenes

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1 9 6 3 - 6 4M. Matson M. McCanB. McFarlandC. Me vis B. Mikesell P. MillerW. Neidlinger

C. RuhnowB. SalyerC. Schlabach

J. Schlabach B. Schilling L. Schmidt D. Scott F. Sheppard

A. SipleThews (tres.), and Ron Bab- j) Smith cock (pres.) C Tanner

J. Thews H. Thompson

L. Newcomb M. Norris J. Parker M. Paul P. Paul

S. Personette M. Piecuch T. Porter R. Prosser L. Ricciardi

J. VanderMeade R. Wakefield K. Wallstead F. Warner S. Warran L. Washburn- S. Welsh

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Jeanne Adams—An adam with an electrical charge.Bob Alberts— “An essential of a happy life is freedom from home­work.”Arl Altman—Speeding cars gather no dust. Mine sparkles. John Behmer— “Angel, come to my arms!”

Steve Bocock— “The greatest happiness comes from the great­est activity.”Jim Boswell—A sly old fish, too cunning for the hook.Janet Branaman—Sugar ’n’ spice and everything nice.Cathy Carrothers—Only her hairdresser knows for sure.

Sue Cole—Burning the midnight oil.Janet Crow—You have to get up early to beat this Crow.Pam Crozier—The life of the party.Lonni Darocsi—“Get that jump ball!”

Greg Dawson— “I’m just an ap­petite with skin pulled over me.” Jim DeWitt— I received a Pulit­zer for my letters.Joan Dillon—Hustlin’ to C.M.A. Kathy Easterday—Love is such a bother.

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Bob Eustis— “My group had 24% fewer cavities with Crest!”Sheila Fish—This Fish is light on the scales.Larry Fisher—Motorcycle King. Valerie Gunder— “Always be ready to speak your mind.”

Greg Harmon—“Red”Hugh Hartz— “King of Hearts.” Debbie Henderson—A sparkling majorette.Peggy Herr—“I speak French when I can’t think of the English for the thing.”

Alan Hyland— “Practice makes perfect.”Jane Ives—Jeepers, creepers, where’d you get those peepers?!! Cindy Kemple-—Men are my line.Dick Knoerzer—“I enjoy North Bend scenery!”

Doug Kosterman—Strike up the band.Gloria Large—It’s not really fan mail; they’re from my pen pals. Dave Lemar—He is so good that he is good for nothing.Jim Lewis—“My group used Brand X.”

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Dick Mackey—Other towns; other girls.Marcella Mann—“A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone.”Linda Nelson—Tom’s little shadow.Eva Norris—A balance of beau­ty and brains.

Hershel Odle—Just a farmer at heart.Pat Ogden—Miss Safe Driver 1964.Gloria Osborn—Silence is more eloquent than words.Barb Overmyer—Light or dark, short or tall, she sets a spring to snare them all.

Ellen Pletka—Skill to do comes of doing.Judy Price—I got my driver’s license from a cracker jack box. How about you?Donna Rogers—Quiet and shy (?).Janet Rosebaum—Quiet as a mouse—in class.

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Paul Saft—Our drummer boy. Vera Smith—“Dimples.”Carolyn Snyder—Everybody’s friend.Linda Sparling— “I live by a lake—drop in anytime.”

Beth Sperry—“All is fair in love and war.”Susie Spencer—-A face that can­not smile is never good.Cathy Stratton—Thinking of him across the miles.Darlene Taylor—Whose darlin’?

Kay Thomas—School . . . home away from home.Linda Thurin—The miracle of chemistry!Debbie Torok—Quiet subtle hu­mor brings a hearty laugh.Steve Ulery—His only fault is that he has no fault.

Gale Vander Meade—Long, lean lover.Jon Vanhorn—Teenage Hercu­les.Gary Wallen— “Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow you may lose your credit card.”Diane Walter—“Freckles.”

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Officers of the junior class: Kay Thomas, Jim Weirick, Paul Liette, and Peggy Herr.

Rosie Weiringa—A rose by an­other name couldn’t be cuter. George Wright—Man with the flying feet.Sharon Wright—Chewing gum and chatter.Layne Zechial—Manager of the year.

Wanda Warren—Magnificent spec­tacle of human happiness.Jim Wierick—The maniac of fe­rocious genius.Dennis Westcott—They were all out of step but Dennis.Larry White—None but himself can be his parallel.

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NOT AT THE TOP, BUT CLIMBINGIn the fall of 1960 we began the ascent. Leading us that academic year were our class of­

ficers: Bob Carter, president; Ned Davis, vice president; Betty Everett, secretary; and Mar­tha McAllister, treasurer. Our representatives on the Student Council were Martha McAl­lister and Paul White. As “Freshies” we had only one project, selling fudge. In order to save our funds, we did not have a class party. Truly our treasury was not overflowing, but we were still climbing.

The following year, as we continued our upward journey, our class officers were Sam Lowry, president; Janet Beck, vice president; Betty Everett, secretary; and Lucy Osborn, treasurer. Susie Gardner and Paul White were elected to the Student Council. Now that we were Sophomores our activities broadened. Although we continued to sell fudge, we also fat­tened our purse by raking leaves in the community. Later in the year we sponsored a double­featured movie. We were so successful that we were soon able to purchase a bond and let our money make money for us. As we traveled even higher, we felt that we had been extremely “Wise Fools” (Sophomores).

We scrambled with more enthusiasm now, for as we craned our necks to look up, we could see a peak in the distance. In front of our class were our officers, Paul White, president; Bob Carter, vice president; Janet Beck, secretary; Ann Wagoner, treasurer. Pam Phelps and Bob Carter represented us on the Student Council. Becoming a little anxious to be on our way, we chose the class play “Jump Over the Moon Although financially the play didn’t split the seams of our purse, theatrically it was a success. At the season’s first basketball pep rally, we Juniors’ ingenious construction of the “Culverizer” won us the traveling silver loving-cup for the best display. Even with all of these honors, we were forced to turn our minds once again to money matters. Our next project was sponsoring dances after the home basketball games. We felt ourselves rising in prestige as we topped the financial goal set by all the pre­vious classes. Day by day we became more impatient until our class rings finally arrived; now we could prove that we were really Juniors. In the spring, grateful for the day off, our U.S. History class thoroughly enjoyed an educational day at our state capitol. When March rolled around and “Porky Pig” seemed just the right size, we went into the restaurant business for a day to serve the Junior Ham Supper. Porky surely tasted good. At the end of the basketball season, we sponsored a giant record hop which was directed by disc-jockey Jack Myers. Now that our bank roll had reached considerable size, we honored the Class of 1963* with a prom. We spent the entire day decorating the gym to fit the mood of our theme, “Misty.” As we danced around the floor that night, we realized that we were now only one step from our goal.

We felt as if we were on top of the world; we were Seniors at last. Inasmuch as we were no longer the followers but the leaders, our class officers stood foremost in the school. They were Paul White, president; Sam Lowry, vice president; Janet Beck, secretary; and Ann Wag­oner, treasurer. On the Student Council were Martha McAllister and Sam Lowry. In retro­spect our class chose the motto, “It matters not how long we live, but how.” For our class flower we selected the white rose to enhance our class colors, midnight blue and silver. To start the year out right, we sold over $4,400 worth of magazines which surpassed our goal by almost $1,000. Determined not to lose the traveling loving-cup, we won again by displaying a replica of the Wright brothers’ first plane to encourage our basketball team to “Fly Wright to Victory.” This marked the start of the basketball season during which we sold concessions at all the home games. For the first time a senior class was allowed to present a play, so every­one worked hard to make Clementine a great success. On March 22, we finally departed on our hard-earned senior trip to Washington, Williamsburg, and New York City. On the morning of the sixth day, tired but happy, we arrived home with many exciting experiences to relate. Our next expectation was the prom. This year we were the honored guests of the Class of 1965. As we danced around the floor of the beautifully decorated gym, we noted that before long our parents and guests would be seated on this same floor to watch us graduate. While we attempted to savor every second, time flew past. On May 29 as we were called forth to receive our diplomas, we finally realized that, although we were at the peak of our adolescent life, we had experienced only a small portion of the magnificent mount that lay before us. We had struggled together to secure this point, but from here we would travel our separate paths to scale the mountain of tomorrows.

We, the members of the Class of 1964, wish to express our heart-felt appreciation to our parents, the faculty of Culver High School, and our many friends in the community for their advice, encouragement, and confidence during the past four years.

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SUZANNE AYERS Business; Sunshine So­ciety 3,4; Pep Club 3,4.

GLORIA BAKERHome Ec.; Cheerleader 1; Choir 1,2,4; Student Librarians’ Club 4; Preps Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Booster Club 2.

BEVERLY BARSHES College Prep.; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Booster Club 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Sunshine So­ciety 2,3,4; Recording Sec­retary 2; Class Play 3; Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Majorette 1,4, Twirier 2,3.

CAROLE BARTONCollege Prep.; Monterey High School 1; Band 2, 3,4; Choir 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Band 4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4.

REX CRUMP , Industrial; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Ushers’ Club 1.

NED DAVISCollege Prep.; Vice President 11,2,3,4;CrossTrackHoosierternatetermen’s

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3,4; Hi-Y Boys’ State Al- 3; Varsity Let- Club 3,4; Band

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DAVID DEWITT Business; Basketball 1 Plymouth High School 3.

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SHARON EUSTISBusiness; Valparaiso High School 1,2,3; Sunshine So­ciety 4; Choir 4; Press Club 4; Pep Club 4; Class Play 4; Homecoming Queen’s Court 4.

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ROBERT CARTER College Prep.; Hi-Y 2,3, 4, President 4; Press Club 2,3; Tomahawk Staff 4; Class President 1, Vice President 3; Na­tional Honor Society 2 3,4, Vice-President 4 Student Council 3 Math Contest 2; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Lettermen’s Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4.

SHERRY CROY Home Ec.; Sunshine So­ciety 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Student Librar­ians’ Club 4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4.

DAVID FRAINCollege Prep.; Class Play 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Hi-y 2,3,4; Projectors’ Club 1,2,3; Library 1,2, 3.

DELLA SUE GARDNER

College Prep.; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Hon­or Sweatee 4; Hoosier Girls’ State Delegate 3 Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Co- Business Manager 3; Sun­shine Society 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Student Librarian 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3,4; Booster Club 2.

JERRY GROSS Industrial; NationalHonor Society 2; Toma­hawk Staff 4; Ushers’ Club 2,3,4.

JANET HEISER Home Ec.; Sunshine So­ciety 2,3,4; Tomahawk staff 4; Booster Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 4; Press Club 2,3; Student Librarians’ Club 4.

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DIANA BOOTSGeneral; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine Society 2, 3,4; Choir 2,3,4.

JANET BECK College Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Class V.ice President 2, Secre­tary 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 1,2,3,4, Co-editor 3, Editor 4; Press Club 2,3, Pilot & Tribune Re­porter 3; Sunshine So­ciety 2,3,4, President 4; Co-ed Correspondent 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4.

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CAROL HERRHome Ec.; Sunshine So­ciety 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Boost­er Club 2.

JAMES HOPPLEGeneral; Monterey High School 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketball 3.

JERRY HUFFERIndustrial.

JIM JONES College Prep.; Grover- town High School 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Choir 4; Class Play3,4.

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RAYMOND KREISCHER

General; Aubbeenaub- bee High School 1,2,3.

LARRY LINHARTCollege Prep.; Band 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Press Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Base­ball 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Varsity Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4.

SAMUEL LOWRY College Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Honor Sweater 4; Class Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 4; Band 1,2; Varsity Let­termen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Joe Zeller’s Award 4; Hoo­sier Boys’ State Delegate 3; Math Contest 3; Stu­dent Council 4.

VICTORIA LYONS Business; Press Club 2, 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Sunshine Society 2, 3,4; National Honor So­ciety 3; Pep Club 3,4.

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College Prep.; Class Treas- uret1 1; Student Council 1,4; President 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Twirler 1,2,3; Cheer­leader 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Girls’ State Al­ternate 3.

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KAREN McDONALDBusiness; Sunshine So­ciety Press Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Vice Presi­dent 4; Booster Club 2; Class Play 3; Student Li­brarians’ Club 4; Pep Club.

SHARON McDONALD

Business; Sunshine Soci­ety 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Librarians’ Club 4; Co­ed Correspondent 4.

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SHARON McGAFFEY College Prep.; Toma­hawk 4; Press Club 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Booster Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Choir 2,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3.

EDWARD MATSON College Prep. Ushers’ Club 2,3,4; Projectors’ Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Choir 3,4; Cross Country 2; Track 2.

SHARON NORRIS College Prep. Band 1,2, 3,4; Secretary-T reasurer 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Sun­shine Society 2,3,4; Cor­responding Secretary 3,4; Tomahawk 3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Hoosier Girls’ State Alternate 3.

LUCY OSBORN College Prep.; Band 1, 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Sun­shine Society 2,3,4; Na­tional Honor Society 2, 3,4; Librarian 2; Class Treasurer 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Pilot & Tribune Reporter 3, Co-Editor 4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Booster Club 2; Math Contest 3; Hoosier Girls’ State Al­ternate 3; National High School Institute, Gold Key Award 3; Honor Sweater 4; National Merit Scholarship Cer­tificate of Merit 4; Class Play 3,4; Tomahawk 3,4; Latin Award 2.

KAY OVERMYER Business; Sunshine 2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4; Choir 1.

PAMELA PHELPSCollege Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4 Treasurer 3; Student Council 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Choir 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4, Co- Business Manager 3; Press Club 2,3,4; Booster Club 2; Homecoming Queen’s Court 3; Class Play 3; Hoosier Girls’ State Del­egate 3, Senator; Student Librarians’ Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4.

MARY RICCIARDICollege Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 2,3,4, Art Editor 3,4; State Latin I & II Contest 1, 2; I.U. Latin Confer­ence 2; Hoosier Girls’ State Delegate 3, Citi­zenship Award; Nation­al Council of Teachers of English Award 4; Na­tional Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4.

LEONARD RICHARDS

General; Knox High School 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Projectors’ Club 2.

BONNIE SAFTBusiness; Choir 1,2; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 4.

THOMAS SCHMIDT

Industrial; Basketball 1; Track 2; Ushers’ Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2; Baseball 4; Choir 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Class Play 4.

JANEEN SCRUGGS College Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Toma­hawk Staff 3,4: Pep Club 3,4; Sunshine Society 2, 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4.

MICHAEL SESLAR Business; East Side High School, Butler, Indiana1,2,3.

NORA SHEPPARDBusiness; Sunshine Soci­ety 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3, 4; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4.

LINDA SHOCKGeneral; Press Club 2,3, 4; Choir 1,2,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Toma­hawk Staff 4.

MARY ANN SHOCKBusiness; Sunshine Soci­ety 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Choir 2.

CHARLES SNYDERCollege Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 1; Math Contest 1; Basketball 1; Projec­tors’ Club 2; Student Li­brarian 2; Choir 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Press Club 3, 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Class Play 3.

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ANN WAGONER College Prep.; Class Treasurer 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Sunshine Society 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,4,5; Tomahawk Staff 3,4, Sub-Head 4; Choir 1,2.

JAN WAGONER. Home Ec.; Band 1; Choir 1,2,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Press Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4.

DAWN WALTERS General; Booster Club 1 ; Pep Club 2,3; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Press Club2,3.

RICHARD WARNER General.

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MARSHA WENTZBusiness; Sunshine Soci­ety 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2; Pep Club 3.

JAMES WESTCOTTGeneral; Press Club 2,3; Ushers’ Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Cross-Country 1.

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GREG YAPP College Prep.; Basket­ball 1; Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Projectors’ Club 2,4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Press Club 4; National Merit Scholarship Commenda­tion.

ANITA YEAZEL Business; Sunshine Soci­ety 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Booster Club 2; Pep Club 3,4.

PAUL WHITECollege Prep.; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class President 3,4; Stu­dent Council 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter- men’s Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Choir 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Press Club 3,4, Co- Editor 4; Hoosier Boys’ State Delegate 3; Honor Sweater.'

TOM YOCOMGeneral; Press Club 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; C ross-C ountry . 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter- men’s Club 2,3,4; Band 1; Choir 2,3; Junior Play.

ROBERT WHITE Industrial; Knox High School 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; T r a c k 2,3,4; Cross- Country 2,3; Projectors’ Club 3,4; Basketball (B- Team) 2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4.

DAN WEAVERGeneral; Ushers’ Club 2,3,4.

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